133 charities
Affordable housing: charities in Los Angeles, California
Registered charities in Los Angeles working on affordable housing, from IRS public records.
Registered charities in Los Angeles
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- Bella CommunitiesAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- O F M P Inc.Affordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Sherman Oaks Services CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Little Tokyo Towers Community FoundationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Ltsc Community Development CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Affordable Housing Providers of AmericaAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Sequoia Housing GroupAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Kennedy Assist Lounge CorpAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Fuller Avenue Senior Citizen Housing CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Elevare CommunityAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Serenity Village DevelopmentsAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Restoration Community Development CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Tpch Management CompanyAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Truela Community Development Corpor AtionAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Essential Life SkillsAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Movement to Help Eradicate Rape and Other Child AbusesAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Community Economic Development CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Robles & Villa Inc.Affordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Allesandro Housing 811-01Affordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Mid-Wilshire Apartments Housing CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Hfl Sequoia ApartmentsAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Mothers of East Los AngelesAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- A Community of FriendsAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
- Santa Fe Apartment CorporationAffordable housing · Los Angeles, CA
Giving in Los Angeles: common questions
Where does this list of charities in Los Angeles come from?
From IRS public records. Only charities the register shows as active are listed, and the list follows the register's updates, so a charity that loses its status drops off.
Why do some charities come first?
Charities with a Givelayer page come first, fuller pages ahead, then every other registered charity. Anything still equal is shuffled each day. No charity can pay to appear higher.
Can I give to every charity listed here?
A charity with a Givelayer page takes gifts on its own page once it has set up payouts. A charity without one shows its public details only; give to it through its own website.