SINCE 2010, THE NONPROFIT BUSINESS COUNCIL (NPBC) HAS SERVED LOCAL 501(C)(3) BUSINESSES IN MARION COUNTY.

OUR MISSION

MISSION – The mission of the NPBC is to promote the positive economic impact of nonprofits; strengthen their capacity in areas of leadership, fundraising, board development, staff development, & compliance; and provide collaboration and philanthropic education.

ADMINISTRATION – The NPBC s governed by a chair and steering committee made up of 10 voting members representing various nonprofit focus areas. Several of the voting members are original founding steering committee members. The members also serve as chairs of subcommittees including: membership, annual workshop, Youth Philanthropy in Action and more.

MEETINGS – The NPBC holds monthly professional development meetings the 3rd Tuesday of every month on a variety of topics relevant to nonprofit organizations. Local nonprofit CEO’s are invited to attend quarterly luncheons where they can share best practices and network.

MEMBERSHIP IS OPEN TO ALL DESIGNATED 501C3
NONPROFITS IN OCALA, MARION COUNTY.

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Upcoming Meetings & Events

History

In 2009, two local non-profit leaders determined they wanted to learn more about each other’s organizations, and an idea was birthed. They presented their vision to unite and strengthen community nonprofits to the Ocala Chamber of Commerce (now known as the Ocala/Marion County Chamber & Economic Partnership – CEP), and the dream became reality. In 2016, the CEP offered the opportunity to the Community Foundation to take over operations of the NPBC. Since that time, membership has grown to more than 100 non-profit partners and continues to increase.

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MEMBERSHIP BENEFITS

Monthly Professional Development Meetings

Networking with Other NonProfits

Access to Post-Meeting Presentations & Materials

Access to Member Only Resources & Events

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Reduced Rate for Annual AIM Trg. Workshop

Invitation to Quarterly CEO Roundtable Discussions

Uniform Standards of Excellence Policies for All Members

Cost-Effective Partnership with More than 100 Area NonProfits

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WORKSHOPS & TRAININGS

Through the NonProfit Business Council, members receive monthly free professional development training and reduced rates to other nonprofit classes including the Brown Bag Basics and the 2020 Nonprofit Academic Series in partnership with Edyth Bush Institute for Philanthropy & Nonprofit Leadership of the Rollins College Crummer Graduate School of Business. Check out the schedule of those events below.

BROWN BAG BASICS

NONPROFIT ACADEMIC SERIES

NONPROFIT BUSINESS COUNCIL GENERAL MEETINGS

NONPROFIT TECH TALKS & SOFTWARE SERIES

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NONPROFIT JOB BANK

Working in the nonprofit sector provides valuable and rewarding professional experiences to those in and around our community. It is our pleasure to offer a job bank of opportunities within nonprofit businesses. Each job description comes to us directly from the nonprofit requesting applicants. Please contact them for more details.

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Ocala Housing Authority

Facilities Supervisor — Posted on May 4, 2022

The Ocala Housing Authority (OHA) is seeking a qualified individual to join its team as a full-time FACILITIES SUPERVISOR. This individual will be responsible for supervising maintenance staff and monitoring the technical aspects of the Ocala Housing Authority single-family housing developments, Public Housing Capital Fund projects, property acquisitions and other housing projects. Click here to view the full job description.

Administrative HR Specialist — Posted on May 4, 2022

The OHA is seeking a qualified person to join its team as an Administrative Human Resources Specialist. This position requires specialized and confidential office support work, assisting management in administrative matters. Click here to read the full job description.

Operations Coordinator — Posted on May 4, 2022

The OHA is seeking a qualified person to join its team as an Operations Coordinator. This position will be responsible for providing safe, decent, and sanitary housing to the Ocala Housing Authority residents through an administrative capacity with the Deputy Director and a clerical capacity with maintenance and resident services to include work orders, inventory, data entry, application processing and general clerical duties. Click here to view the full job description.

Children’s Home Society

Family Support Specialist (Lake & Sumter) — Posted on April 6, 2022

The Family Support Specialist provides appropriate modeling techniques, education and other supportive services to families at risk to assist in the prevention of child abuse and neglect. Overall, the Family Support Specialist contributes to the CHS high performance culture by exhibiting our values and providing quality results that position CHS as the leader in delivering proactive behavioral health, case management, community and early childhood solutions for children and families. To read the full job description, click here.

Mental Health Counselor (Telehealth) — Posted on April 6, 2022

The Mental Health Counselor assesses and/or identifies client and family needs; plans, coordinates, provides, and evaluates necessary services and treatments; and assists and counsels individuals and families by delineating alternatives, helping to articulate goals, and providing needed information and treatment services. To read the full job description, click here.

Project Hope

Program Case Manager (Part-Time) — Posted on March 16, 2022

The Program Case Manager is responsible for increasing the quality of client management, maximizing satisfaction, and promoting effectiveness of the Project Hope transitional and supportive housing program. The successful candidate will be accountable for the full client cycle and management plan for each individual and their dependents. To view the full job description, click here.

Marion Senior Services

Receptionist / Administrative Assistant — Posted on February 25, 2022

The Receptionist/Administrative Assistant is responsible for attending to visitors and dealing with inquiries on the phone and face to face. The Receptionist/Administrative Assistant supplies information regarding the organization to the general public and clients. Click here to read the full job description.

Transportation Driver — Posted on February 25, 2022

The Transportation Driver is responsible for tasks relating to safe client transportation to and from homes, doctor’s offices, clinics, shopping facilities etc. when they qualify for services under certain programs for the transportation challenged residents of Marion County. To read the full job description, click here.

Ocala Tree of Life Sanctuary

Custodian — Posted on February 25, 2022

The OTLS is looking for one or two people to keep their new facility looking clean and sharp. This position would sweep, mop, scrub, apply maintenance to the floors, dust furniture, clean and sanitize restrooms, replace bathroom supplies, dispose of trash and garbage, disinfect surfaces, clean all rooms, clean kitchen and requisition supplies at least weekly. Part time with flexible hours. Click here to read the full job description.

Transitions Life Center and Community, Inc.

Navigator — Posted on February 15, 2022

The Navigator will assist local families caring for a loved one with an intellectual/developmental disability (IDD) in accessing and applying for state financial services, locating appropriate local programs and locating independent housing and respite options. The Navigator will also research and build a resource library with information pertaining to individuals with IDD. Click here to read the full job description.

Thrive Instructional Assistant — Posted on February 15, 2022

The primary duty of a teaching assistant for special needs adults is to support the
instructor in charge of the classroom. This is a direct care position. Assistant will help instructors with classroom activities and management of behaviors. Assistants share in the personal care, mobility and safety of the members. Assistants also help maintain a clean, hygienic and safe environment. To read the full job description, click here.

Early Learning Coalition of Marion County

Chief Finance Officer — Posted on February 4, 2022

The Early Learning Coalition of Marion County is seeking a new CFO. This position works to maintain the financial management system of the Coalition, providing complete accountability of funds and expenditures while reporting to the Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Board of Directors, and State and Federal funding sources, as well as
private grantors. To read the full job description, click here. Interested applicants should send their most current resume to bmontalvo@elc-marion.org.

Client Services Counselor: Quality II: Professional Development, Quality Improvement and Technical Assistance — Posted on January 27, 2022

This position provides training, technical assistance, assessment, and monitoring services to School Readiness. Providers work in School Readiness (SR) and Voluntary Prekindergarten (VPK) classrooms/care areas to promote high quality early learning opportunities for children. If interested in applying for the vacant position, please email your most current resume to bmontalvo@elc-marion.org. Click here to view the full job description.

Saving Mercy Motel & RV Park

Property Manager — Posted on February 2, 2022

The Property Manager of Saving Mercy motel and RV park will oversee the daily operations of the motel and RV park under the direction of the Executive Director, as well as provide strategic direction to carry out the mission of the Non-profit. Key areas of focus in this role will be to maintain the financial integrity/accuracy of all resident accounts, as well as implement procedures to ensure the safety and cleanliness of the property. It is important for the property manager to be involved in all aspects of the motel and RV park operations. Click here to view full job description. Interested applicants should send resumes and cover letters to Stacy Collier.

Arnette House

Community Outreach/Development Coordinator — Updated on January 27, 2022

Arnette House is looking for a Community Outreach/Development Coordinator to develop and coordinate fundraising events, identify, cultivate and increase corporate sponsorships, research grant opportunities, and develop and implement marketing strategies for the agency. This position reports directly to the CFO. To view the full job description and qualifications, click here. For interested applicants, please submit signed applications and resumes to Nick Benway via email.

Direct Care Worker — Posted on January 27, 2022

Direct the management and operations as it relates to the daily activities of
youth in emergency shelter. Maintain integrity of structured program for
male and female youth, ages 10-17 years of age. Provide direct link between
clients and Agency services. To view the full job description and qualifications, click here. For interested applicants, please submit signed applications and resumes to Nick Benway via email.

Youth Development Specialist — Posted on January 27, 2022

This position provides direct care and guidance and supervise residents of the Group Home Program. To view the full job description and qualifications, click here . For interested applicants, please submit signed applications and resumes to Nick Benway via email.

LifeSouth Ocala

Mobile Team Supervisor — Posted on December 16, 2021

This position is responsible for planning and scheduling blood drives including
publicity, donor recognition and education. Click here to view the full job description.

Accounts Coordinator — Posted on December 16, 2021

This position is responsible for planning and scheduling blood drives including
publicity, donor recognition and education. Click here to view the full job description.

Courier — Posted on December 16, 2021

This position is responsible for transporting blood and blood products to and
from customers and other LifeSouth branches. This position is also responsible for preparing items for shipment, verifying and keeping records on incoming and outgoing materials. Click here to view the full job description.

Applications may be completed online, at a LifeSouth facility, or mailed to corporate headquarters in lieu of the on-line application process.

Reilly Arts Center

Production Coordinator — Posted on December 15, 2021

The Production Coordinator will oversee/coordinate all of the activities, employees, vendors and contractors associated with a scheduled performance. Click here to view the full job description.

Production Assistant — Posted on December 15, 2021

The Production Assistant will act as a right hand to the Production Coordinator during events, and work with the rest of the team on a case-by-case basis when needed. This is an entry-level position. Click here to view the full job description.

Hospitality Team Member — Posted on December 15, 2021

This person will be responsible to ensure our guests are receiving great service, maintaining health and safety guidelines and work to the highest productivity level possible. Click here to view the full job description.

For each position, interested applicants should send a resume and cover letter to hiring@reillyartscenter.com.

ARC of Marion County

CEO – Updated on December 6, 2021

ARC Marion’s Board of Directors is seeking a CEO with a proven track record who will lead the organization with passion and enthusiasm. The CEO will be responsible for ensuring the motto of “Client First” is reflected in building a vibrant, healthy non-profit, organization of impact. ARC is committed to serving the needs of persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Marion County Florida, so that they may live, work and play to the fullest of their capabilities. To view the full job description, click here.

Kids Central Inc.

Development Manager – Updated on November 16, 2021

Kids Central Inc. is hiring a Development Manager. This role is essential to maintain and grow donor/sponsor base for Kids Central. The Development Manager will work closely with the Director of Community Affairs to achieve annual fundraising goals, execute fundraising events and build & maintain relationships. Please contact Jessica Gilbert with your inquiries and applications. Click here to view the full job description.

Outreach Autism Services Network

Community Liaison – Posted on October 13, 2021

The Outreach Autism Services Network is hiring a Community Liaison. This role serves as a human link to the community by communicating the organization’s mission, creating relationships, coordinating and attending events, assisting the executive director getting donations, and other duties as needed. Click here to view the full job description. To apply, email your resume to hr@oasn.info.

NONPROFIT DIRECTORY

Designation	Name of the Organization	Address	Phone	Website	Mission

PUB	911 Cell Phone Bank	2750 E. Silver Springs Blvd. Suite 300 Ocala, FL 34470	352-512-0204	www.911cellphonebank.org/ocala	To provide emergency communications to citizens in need, but who are unable to provide these services on their own.
AFF	A&A Campbell Group	P.O. Box 1776 Ocala, FL 34478
HEA	Advent Health Foundation Ocala	1500 SW 1st Avenue Ocala, FL 34471 Mailing: 307 SW 14th Street Ocala, FL 34471	352-690-5623	www.adventhealthfoundationwestfl.com/ocala	Extending the Healing Ministry of Christ. Our faith-based mission is the foundation for everything we do. We believe health should be measured in terms of the whole person — body, mind and spirit. And it’s our promise to you to help you feel whole. With world-class expertise and uncommon compassion, we're here for you through every phase of life.
PUB	Alzheimer's Association	14010 Roosevelt Blvd #709 Clearwater, FL 33762	352-448-0878	www.alz.org	The Alzheimer's Association leads the way to end Alzheimer's and all other dementia — by accelerating global research, driving risk reduction and early detection, and maximizing quality care and support.
PUB	Amazing Foundation, Inc.	211 NW 3rd Street Ocala, FL 34475	352-502-0704	www.amazing-foundation.com	To strengthen community through focus on you development, healthy living, and social responsibility.
EDU	Ambassadors of Nature Education Foundation	3580 SE 52nd Street Ocala, FL 34480	352-615-5725	www.ambassadorsofnature.com	To use both formal and informal classes to teach and inspire the community to take educated action against threats to wildlife and ecosystems around the world.
EDU	Ambleside School of Ocala	507 SE Broadway Street, Ocala, FL 34471	352-694-1635	www.amblesideocala.com	It is the mission of the Ambleside administration and faculty to provide what Charlotte Mason called a "Living Education."
HEA	American Heart Association	1202 SW 17th Street #201-167 Ocala, FL 34471	352-895-2969	www.heart.org	Our mission is to be a relentless force for a world of longer, healthier lives
HUM	Anchored in Grace Ministry, Inc.	2209 NW 1st Avenue #12 Ocala, FL 34475	407-879-0832		Anchored In Grace Ministry is working with our community to build a foundation of hope and a safe haven to help youth receive the support and guidance they need to thrive.
HUM	ARC Marion, Inc.	2800 SE Maricamp Rd Ocala, FL 34471	352-387-2210 Ext. 258	www.mcarc.com	ARC Marion's mission is to create opportunities for persons with intellectual and developmental disabilities to live, work, and play to the fullest of their capabilities in Mairon County
HUM	Arnette House, Inc.	2310 NE 24th St Ocala, FL 34470	352-622-4432	www.arnettehouse.org	To provide safe and effective programs to strengthen youth and families.
AFF	Beth McCall, LLC	1714 SE 28th Street Ocala, FL 34471	352-427-4713
PUB	Brother's Keeper	320 NW 10th Street Ocala, FL 34475	352-622-3846	www.btbrotherskeeper.org	Brother's Keeper, in cooperation with the pastor of Blessed Trinity Catholic Church and community agencies, is committed to assist the poor and needy or Marion County and other areas without regard to race, creed or ethnic origin.
HUM	Center for Independent Living of North Central Florida	2760 SE 17th Street Suite 300 Ocala, FL 34471	352-368-3788	www.cilncf.org	Our mission is Empowering people with disAbilities to exert our individual right to live as independently as possible, make personal life choices and achieve full community inclusion
PUB	Champions for Champions, Inc	240 SE 17th Street, Suite C Ocala, FL 34471	866-996-2182	www.championsforchampions.org	The specific purpose of Champions for Champions, Inc., is to enrich family lives and values through providing and facilitating educational, sports, music, and life skill programs for people with special needs.
EDU	Childhood Development Services, Inc.	1515 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Suite 119-1, Ocala, FL 34470	352-629-0055 ext 227	www.discovercds.org	To continually improve the quality of life for children and families by partnering with the community
HUM	Christian 12 Step Ministry, Inc.	415 NW 1st Ave Ocala, FL 34471; Mailing: PO Box 4321 Ocala, FL 34478	352-732-0877	www.christian12step.org	We exist to give hope in Christ, show love through support, and encourage change through Bible-based recovery from substance abuse, emotional strongholds, and codependency.
EDU	Circle Square Foundation	8435 SW 80th Street Suite 2 Ocala, FL 34481	352-387-7492		Circle Square Foundation exists to engage and empower societal initiatives that create and support the betterment of people within the community.
HUM	Circle Up Center for Practical Peacebuilding, Inc.	230 NE 25th Ave Ocala, FL 34470	352-325-7761	www.circleupcenter.org	We teach peace as a set of practical skills used to enhance understanding, build respect and transform conflict.
PUB	Community Foundation for Ocala Marion County	324 SE 24th Street Ocala, FL 34471	352-622-5020	www.ocalafoundation.org	Connecting the charitable interest of the donor to build a better community. . .One Passion at a Time
PUB	Community with a Heart	P.O. Box 1777 Ocala, FL 34478	352-509-9279	wwww.clsmf.org	Helping Marion County residents maintain and achieve stability by providing a hand up.
EDU	Cornerstone School	2313 SE Lake Weir Avenue, Ocala, FL 34471	352-351-8840	www.thecornerstoneschool.org	In an ever changing world, our mission is to prepare students for success with a comprehensive educational program of an innovative curriculum; inspirational teaching that develops a passion for learning; and the Cornerstone values of acceptance, integrity, and mutual respect.
HUM	Creative Services, Inc.	2001 SW 3rd Avenue, Ocala, FL 34471. Mailing: P.O. Box 2193, Ocala, FL 34478	352-351-4009	www.ocalacsi.com	Creative Services, Inc. aids, comforts and empowers victims of domestic violence and sexual assault.
EDU	Crossroads Academy, Inc.	3681 NE 7th Street Ocala, FL 34470	352-694-4466	www.crossroadsocala.com	Our mission is to help children achieve their full potential through a safe and structured learning environment.
EDU	Discovery Science and Outdoor Center Foundation, Inc.	701 NE Sanchez Ave Ocala, FL 34471	352-401-3900	www.mydiscoverycenter.org	To promote, support and raise funds for the Discovery Center, an enterprise of the City of Ocala Municipal Corporation
ANI	E.A.R.S. Endangered Animal Rescue Sanctuary	2615 E. Hwy 318 Citra, FL 32113 Mailing: P.O. Box 306 Citra, FL 32113	352-266-2859	www.earsinc.net	Providing the BEST SOLUTION to enrich our amazing yet endangered animal’s quality of life.
EDU	Early Learning Coalition of Marion County	2300 SW 17th Rd Ocala, FL 34471	352-369-2315	www.elc-marion.org	To provide leadership and foster partnerships to optimize a quallity early learning environment for our children through childcare, Voluntary PreKindergarten (VPK), and parent education.
REL	Embracing Hope, Inc.	14912 SW 46 Circle, Ocala, FL 34473	352-445-7742		Embracing Hope, Inc. is be a multicultural ministry providing service and assistance to those that are in need while equipping and training people to take control of his/her destiny. Our mission is to serve the needs of Marion County in helping with whatever the need may be.
HUM	Empowered of Central Florida	2605 SW 33rd Street, Bldg. 200 Ocala, FL 34471	352-304-9288		Empowered of Central Florida provides essential needs to underprivileged youth in our local community giving them hope for a future by providing them power in the present.
HUM	Episcopal Children's Services	1601 NE 25th Avenue, #900 ]Ocala, FL 34470 Mailing: 8443 Baymeadow Road, Suite 1, Jacksonville, FL 32256	904-726-1500	www.ecs4kids.org	Creating Opportunities for Children to Reach Their Full Potential
HEA	Estella Byrd Whitman Wellness & Community Resource Center	819 NW 7th St. Ocala, FL 34475	352-825-2226	www.estellawellness.com	To provide accessible preventative Primary Care, Medical, and Dental services to the underserved and uninsured residents of Tucker Hill in the 34475 postal area, without regard to age, race, gender identity, disability, religion, or ability to pay.
HEA	Faithfully Guided	40 SW 1st Avenue Ocala, FL 34471	352-512-0631	www.fghealthcenter.com	To guide you to abundant life.
HUM	Filipino American Association, Inc.	P.O. Box 1347 Ocala, FL 34478	352-216-1708	www.faaincocala.org	To promote and preserve Filipino American cultural heritage through education and community awareness programs.
ART	Fine Arts For Ocala, Inc., FAFO	120 SW 5th St., Suite 106 Ocala, FL 34471 Mailing: P.O. Box 6229 Ocala, FL 34478	352-867-0355	www.FAFO.org	Formed in 1972 with a simple mission ” to promote the appreciation of the fine arts and to enhance art education within our community. FAFO continues to support arts education through scholarships and various community programs.
HUM	FLIP FLOP Support Groups, Inc.	1629 NW 4th St Ocala, FL 34475	352-361-1206	www.flipflopsg1.com	Facilitating the success of families with loved ones in prison, families with loved ones out of prision, utilizing tools to show them that their challenge is unique but not uncommon and can be conquered through networking, self-improvement, and support in a spritually based setting.
HEA	Florida Cancer Specialists Foundation	5985 Silver Falls Run #210 Lakewood Ranch, FL 34202	941-677-7181	www.FCSF.org	Providing non-medical, financial assistance to adults undergoing cancer treatment in Florida to allow them to focus on fighting cancer.
HEA	Florida Center for the Blind, Inc.	1411 NE 22nd Avenue, Ocala, FL 34470	352-873-4700	www.flblind.org	The mission of the Florida Center for the Blind is to instruct individuals with visual impairments in the use of those compensatory skills and aids that will enable them to live safely, productively, independently and interdependently.
HUM	Florida Kids Helping Kids	5850 SE Lillian Cir, Belleview, FL 34420	352-347-0883
HEA	Florida Recovery Schools of Central Florida	10226 Curry Ford Road, Suite 107 PMB 1011, Orlando, FL 32825	407-476-7512
ANI	Florida Thoroughbred Charities, Inc.	801 SW 60th Avenue, Ocala, FL 34474	352-629-2160	www.ftboa.com	Florida Thoroughbred Charities, administered by the Florida Thoroughbred Breeders' & Owners'™ Assn. with the mission to fund charitable organizations within the Thoroughbred industry, the City of Ocala, Marion County and the State of Florida.
ANI	Forest Animal Rescue (Peace River Refuge & Ranch dba Forest Animal Rescue)	640 NE 170th Ct. Silver Springs, FL 34488	352-625-7377	www.ForestAnimalRescue.org	Forest Animal Rescue is a nonprofit wild animal sanctuary and educational facility, dedicated to the lifetime care of nonreleasable wild animals to prevent them from being destroyed - and the rehabilitation and release of native wild black bears.
HEA	Frank DeLuca YMCA Family Center	3200 SE 17th Street Ocala, FL 34471	352-368-9622 x2406	www.ymcacf.org	To improve lives of all in Central Florida by connecting individuals, families, and communities with opportunities based on Christian values that strengthen Spirit, Mind, and Body.
EDU	Friends of Freedom Public Library, Inc.	5870 SW 95th St, Ocala FL 34476	352-438-2580	www.foflibrary.org	To cooperate with and support the Freedom Public Library in the development and promotion of library services, resources and facilities for the community and to encourage and receive gifts, endowments and bequests to the library to provide supplemental financial assistance.
PUB	Friends of Marion County Veteran's Park	P.O. Box 744 Silver Springs, FL 34489-0744	352-804-5355	www.fmcvp.gvvn.org	To maintain and preserve the integrity of current park archives. To plan for and assist in the acquisition of new displays to honor all current veterans since 9/11/2001, future veterans. To provide education regarding the park and Exhibit Center through promotions, special events, and school tours.
PUB	Friends of Marion Oaks Public Library	294 Marion Oaks Lane Ocala, FL 34473	352-438-2570
ANI	Friends of Silver Springs State Park, Inc.	1425 NE 58th Avenue Ocala, FL 34470	303-929-2983	www.thefriendsofsilversprings.org	To provide support to the Park, enhance public awareness and community involvement, and to protect Park resources. We are a non-profit Citizen Support Organization comprised of individuals with diverse interests but with a common thread … our love of the beautiful natural resources here at Silver Springs State Park.
ART	Friends of the Christmas Parade	814 E. Silver Springs, Blvd. Ste H Ocala, FL 34470	352-817-5125	www.ocalachristmasparade.org
EDU	Friends of the Ocala Public Library	2720 E Silver Springs Blvd Ocala, FL 34470	352-368-4951	www.friendsoftheocalalibrary.org/	To promote and develop the public library in Ocala by enhancing community awareness, understanding, and use of the library in cooperation with the Library Director through supplement financial assistance and voluntary support.
HUM	Generation Path for Success, Inc.	37 Dogwood Drive Loop Ocala, FL 34472	352-426-0685		Generation Path for Success's mission is to educate, inspire, empower, and enrich the lives of youth through educational and sports programs that instill self-esteem, character building, cognitive thinking skills entrepreneurship and fitness. Core Values SafetyAccountabilityDiversity*Morals
HUM	Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses	2775 NW 49th Ave Suite 205 Ocala, FL 34482	352-266-9009	www.gentlecarouseltherapyhorses.com	Gentle Carousel Miniature Therapy Horses eases human suffering during times of natural emergencies, violence, traumatic events, medical challenges, and loss with the assistance of trained mini horses
EDU	Grace Christian School	4410 SE 3rd Ave Ocala, FL 34480	352-387-3090	www.gcsocala.com	To prepare our children for life to honor and glorify God in a Christ-centered environment of academic excellence.
HUM	Greater Ocala Community Development Corporation	P.O. Box 5582 Ocala, FL 34478	352-857-9737	www.gocdc.org	To establish a culture of excellence and self-sufficiency among low to moderate income individuals and families through targeted training and assistance in the areas of employment, housing, entrepreneurism, and community development.
ANI	Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, Inc.	3251 NE 180th Ave Williston FL 32696	352-789-5016	www.medicalservicedogs.org	Guardian Angels Medical Service Dogs, Inc. was created for the charitable purpose of rescuing, raising, training and then donating medical service/assistance dogs to mentally and/or physically impaired individuals to provide assistance, independence and improve the quality of life of both the recipient and dog. In addition, it is our goal to promote education and pioneer research studies to further advancement of service dog training, raise public awareness regarding the laws pertaining to service dogs and lessen the dependency of the handicapped on government, communities, caregivers and families.
HUM	Habitat for Humanity of Marion County, Inc.	1321 SE 25th Loop, Ocala, FL 34471. Mailing: PO Box 5578 Ocala FL 34478	352-572-5003	www.habitatocala.org	Putting God's love into action in Marion County by strenghtening communities, building hope and providing dignified housing solutions through partnership and empowerment.
HUM	Hands of Mercy Everywhere	6017 SE Robinson Rd Belleview FL 34420	352-347-4663	www.handsofmercyeverywhere.org	To provide a Christian-based residential group home for teenage girls, and pregnant or parenting teens in the foster care system.
REL	Harvest Time Juvenile Ministries, Inc.	P.O. Box 242 Summerfield, FL 34492	352-648-2514	www.htjministries.org
HEA	Heart of Florida Health Center	2553 E. Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, FL 34470	352-732-6599	www.myhfhc.org	Our mission is to improve the overall health status of Marion County residents by providing quality primary medical, dental, and mental health services to all residents. In particular to those residents who have financial and insurance limitations.
HUM	Heavenly Inspired by Spirit Vision	3035 SE Maricamp Road, Suite 104-182 Ocala, FL 34471	757-710-4967		Where Faith & Spirit Join As One
HUM	HIS Compassion, Inc.	2000 NE 78th Street Ocala, FL 34479	352-351-0732	www.hiscompassionflorida.org	Our mission is God's mission. We are here to help and empower those in need right where they are. We partner with local churches, organizations, businesses, and individuals in order to accomplish Matthew 25. '....for I was hungry and you gave Me food; I was thirsty and you gave Me drink; I was a stranger and you took Me in; I was naked and you clothed Me; I was sick and you visited Me; I was in prison and you came to Me.’ Matthew 25:35, 36 NKJV
HUM	His House for Her, Inc.	P.O. Box 830455 Ocala, FL 34483	352-512-2782	www.hishouseforher.org	Our mission is to share the love of Jesus by providing trauma-informed practices in a supportive housing environment to meet the spiritual, emotional, and physical needs of at-risk women in recovery
ENV	Horse Farms Forever	P.O. Box 5279 Ocala, FL 34478-5275	352-234-7175	www.horsefarmsforever.com	To inspire the conservation of horse farms through education and awareness so as to preserve natural pasture land focusing on horses and their habitats, and to protect the soil and water on which they depend, while minimizing land use conflicts in Marion County.
ANI	Horse Protection Association of Florida	20690 NW 130th Avenue Micanopy, FL 32667	352-229-1441	www.hpaf.org	Equine rescue, rehabilitation, education and adoption services. Assistance to law enforcement and animal agencies with cruelty investigations and the care and placement of horses. Promote horse care and humane, natural methods of training for horses.
ANI	Horses N Heroes of Marion County, Inc.	12680 N. US HWY 441 Citra, FL 32113	561-441-6275	www.horsesnheroes.com	To provide an equine learning and mentoring experience for girls that live at the poverty level. Horses n Heroes is about bringing horses and girls together.
HEA	Hospice of Marion County	3231 SW 34th Avenue Ocala, FL 34474	352-873-7400	www.hospiceofmarion.com	To provide exceptional compassionate end-of-life care to our community
ENV	Howard T. Odum Florida Springs Institute	23695 W. US Hwy 27 High Springs, FL 32643	386-454-9369	www.floridaspringsinstitute.org	Our mission is to provide a focal point for improving the understanding of springs ecology and to foster the development of science-based education and management actions needed to restore and protect springs throughout Florida
HEA	HUGs Charities, Inc. Cancer Alliance	2020 SE 17th St. Ocala, FL 34471		www.canceralliancemc.org/	Founded by HUGS Charities, because Marion County needed a collective cancer care community that could collaborate, communicate and educate together for the greatest impact.
ANI	Humane Society of Marion County	P.O. Box 1542 Ocala, FL 34478	352-873-7387	www.thehsmc.org	Our mission is to prevent cruelty, suffering and over population of animals
HUM	Ignite Community Counseling & Resource Center	3318 East Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, FL 34470	423-432-9221	www.facebook.com/IGNITINGHOPE4U/	Igniting Hope, Empowering Lives.
EDU	Institute for Human & Machine Cognition	15 SE Osceola Ave, Ocala FL 34471	352-387-3050	www.ihmc.us	The Institute for Human & Machine Cognition (IHMC) pioneers technologies aimed at legeraging and extending human capabilities.
HUM	Interfaith Emergency Services, Inc.	435 NW 2nd St, Ocala FL 34475 Mailing: P.O. Box 992, Ocala, FL 34478	352-629-8868	www.iesmarion.org	Interfaith Emergency Services is a community of faith, called by God to offer emergency assistance without judgment to all persons in Marion County.
AFF	Jeanne Henningsen	772 SE 17th Avenue Ocala, FL 34471	407-252-1190
HUM	Junior League of Ocala	P.O. Box 5954 Ocala, FL 34478	352-216-8820	www.juniorleagueofocala.com	The Junior League of Ocala is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Our purpose is exclusively women and children.
HUM	Kids Central Inc.	901 Industrial Drive, Suite 200 Wildwood, FL 34785	352-873-6332	www.kidscentralinc.org	Protecting children, supporting families, and engaging communities
HUM	Kimberly's Center for Child Protection	2800 NE 14th St. Ocala FL 34471	352-873-4739	www.kimberlyscenter.org	Our community working together to protect, sere and advocate for abused and neglected children.
EDU	Kingdom Goals Corp	16 Chestnut Run Ocala, FL 34480	646-387-3501	www.kingdomgoals.org	Our mission is to use education, soccer and community outreach to empower youth!
PUB	Kingdom of the Sun Chapter, Inc.	8894 SW 91st Street, Unit D Ocala, FL 34481	352-875-1332	www.moaafl.org/chapters/kosmoaa	The mission of the Kingdom of the Sun Chapter shall be to encourage and facilitate camaraderie among retired, active and former members of the Uniformed Services and their spouses; to provide useful service for and to protect the interests of members, their spouses, survivors, and the community, to promote the aims of the Military Officers Association of America, and to further that organizations legislative agenda.
HUM	Kut Different, Inc.	640 NW 68th Place Ocala, FL 34475	352-497-6752	www.kutdifferent.org	To guiding young men to own their greatness
ANI	Live Galactic, Inc.	5025 NW 69th Street Ocala, FL 34482	352-229-5541	www.livegalactic.org	Helps make an impact by advising and assisting in non-profit program development, grant funding, and community service programs.
REL	Logos Lodge	213 NE 11th Street Ocala, FL 34470	352-361-1158	www.logoslodge.net	Helping men overcome addiction by developing a relationship with Jesus Christ
HUM	Lost and Found Club, Inc.	616 S. Pine Avenue Ocala, FL 34471	352-421-9544	www.thelandfclub.com	We will provide substance free, safe, and inviting space at affordable rates for any and all 12 Step meetings, events, and fellowship within Marion County, FL. We will act as a member in the broader recovery community and support local recovery fund-raising events through club volunteerism, donations and other related activities
HUM	Love INC of the Heart of Florida	15797 US Hwy 441 Ocala, FL 34491	352-245-8774	www.loveincheartofflorida.org	To mobilize local churches to transform lives and communities In the Name of Christ.
AFF	Lynne Capece	2744 SW 14th Drive Gainesville, FL 32608
ART	Magnolia Art Xchange	531 NE 1st Avenue Ocala, FL 34470	352-629-8414	www.maxocala.org	The Magnolia Art Xchange will further develop the cultural campus within Ocala’s Central Business District by providing studios, instructional spaces, and exhibition opportunities for visual artists in a collaborative hub that encourages professional development.
REL	Marion Baptist Association	P.O. Box 1137 Ocala, FL 34478	352-622-6245	www.marionbaptist.com
HUM	Marion County Children's Alliance	3482 NW 10th St., Ocala, FL 34475 Mailing: P.O. Box 3862 Ocala, FL 34478	352-438-5990	www.mcchildrensalliance.org	To improve the lives of children in Marion County by providing resources that enable nonprofit organizations serving these children to operate more efficiently by providing safe and effective services of the highest quality.
PUB	Marion County Junior Golf, Inc.	3130 E. Silver Springs Blvd. Ocala, FL 34470	352-629-8412	www.marioncountyjuniorgolf.com	We are organized to impact the lives of young people by providing learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development, instill life-enhancing values and promote healthy choices through the game of golf.
EDU	Marion County Literacy Council	120 SW 5 St Ocala, FL 34471	352-690-7323	www.marionliteracy.org	All adult citizens of Marion County should have a resource available to help them improve their literacy skills.
PUB	Marion County Sheriff's Office Foundation	692 NW 30th Avenue Ocala, FL 34475	352-368-3582	www.marionso.com/mcso-foundation/ocala	To generate support for the Marion County Sheriff's Office programs that promote law enforcement, and general public safety and welfare
ART	Marion Cultural Alliance, Inc.	23 SW Broadway St Ocala, FL 34471	352-369-1500	www.mcaocala.org	Marion Cultural Alliance champions, convenes, and creates opportunities for artists and arts organizations.
HUM	Marion Senior Services	1101 SW 20th Court Ocala, FL 34471	352-620-3501	www.marionseniorservices.org	"Assisting the elderly, disabled, and disadvantaged residents of Marion County to maintain independent living status"
HUM	Marion Therapeutic Riding Association	6850 SE 41st Ct, Ocala, FL 34480	352-732-7300	www.mtraocala.org	MTRA strives to offer the miraculous benefits of therapeutic horseback riding and equine facilitated learning to persons of all ages and capabilities that are physically, mentally or emotionally challenged.
HEA	Michelle-O-Gram	21765 SW 106th Lane Road Dunnellon, FL 34431	352-469-6006	www.michelleogram.com	The Michelle-O-Gram exists to provide breast diagnostic services for the uninsured, and underinsured women and men, in our community.
HEA	NAMI	P.O Box 5753 Ocala, FL 34478	352-368-2405	www.namiocala.org	Dedicated to improving the quality of life for people with mental illness and their families through support, education, and advocacy.
REL	New Day Christian Fellowship	13795 36th Ave Rd, Suite 5 Ocala, FL 34473	352-717-5004	https://www.floridarecoveryschoolsofcentralflorida.org/	NEW DAY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP IS A VIBRANT COMMUNITY OF BELIEVERS WHO BELIEVE IN SPIRITUAL EXCELLENCE AND THE LOVING UNITY OF ALL BELIEVERS.
HUM	New Direction Reentry Center of Marion, Inc.	P.O. Box 770612 Ocala, FL 34477	352-653-4706	www.newdirectionreentry.org	Our mission is To Embrace Women and Families to a Life of Self-sufficiency
HEA	Ocala Eye Foundation, Inc.	1500 SE Magnolia Extension, Suite 101 Ocala, FL 34471	352-622-5183		To provide comprehensive, state of the art eye care, employing a compassionate, patient-centered approach
PUB	Ocala Housing Authority	1629 NW 4th St, Ocala FL 34478	352-369-2636	www.ocalahousing.org	The Ocala Housing Authority is committed to providing and expanding safe, decent and sanitary housing in the most efficient manner, to the residents of Marion county; to provide economic opportunities and housing free from illegal discrimination; and to build better neighborhoods by providing comprehensive opportunities for our residents through partnerships and networking within our community.
HEA	Ocala Royal Dames for Cancer Research	P.O. Box 6163 Ocala, FL 34476	352-622-7363	www.ocalaroyaldames.org	Our mission is to ensure a strong local/regional effort in the fight against cancer through funding research and education
ART	Ocala Symphony Orchestra/Reilly Arts Center	500 NE 9th Street Ocala, FL 34470	352-351-1606	www.ocalasymphony.com	Our mission is to create cultural experiences and opportunities for our community through music
HUM	Open Arms Village inc	1839 NE 8th Rd. Ocala, Fl. 34470	352-304-6229	www.openarmsvillageocala.org	Open Arms Village exists to create a safe and healthy residential community that treats homeless men with dignity. We provide a full array of programs and services that men can use to move themselves towards independence.
HUM	Outreach Autism Services Network	7634 SW 60th Avenue Ocala, FL 34476	352-462-0168	www.oasn.info	To facilitate the best outcomes for individuals with autism and related neuroimmune/neurodevelopmental disorders. This mission will be accomplished by offering educational programs/services and referrals to the individuals, families & caregivers served.
ANI	P.E.T.S. of Marion County	P.O. Box 77331 Ocala, FL 34477	352-598-3646	www.petsofmarioncounty.org	The purpose and mission of P.E.T.S. of Marion County, Inc. is to support the Marion County Animal Center by recruiting and training volunteers who will increase pet adoptions, improve the quality of life for the Center’s animals, promote spay and neuter; and facilitate education about the humane treatment of companion animals throughout Marion County.
EDU	PACE Center for Girls	328 NE 1st Ave, Suite 500, Ocala FL 34470	352-369-0571	www.pacecenter.org/locations/marion	PACE provided all girls and young women an opportunity for a better future through education, counseling, training and advocacy.
ANI	Patriot Service Dogs	10545 SE 42nd Court Belleview, FL 34420	352-514-9903	www.patriotservicedogs.org	We place service dogs with wounded veterans while providing a skill to inmates serving time at Lowell Correctional Institution. Our service dogs help wounded veterans return to a life of independence
ANI	Perpetual Care	1200 NW 73rd Ter, Ocala FL 34482	888-355-7091	www.perpetualcare.org	Perpetual Care educates pet owners and assists them with life care and estate planning for their pets in the event that they are no longer able to care for them due to disability or death, and when necessary, rescues and finds or provides a home for orphaned pets at our Life Care Center.
HEA	Phoenix Programs of Florida, Inc., dba Phoenix Houses of Florida	15281 North US HWY 301, Citra, FL 32113. Mailing: 510 Vonderburg Drive, Suite 301 Brandon, FL 33511	813-881-1000	www.phoenixhouse.org	We are passionate about healing individuals, families and communities challenged by substance use disorders and related mental health conditions.
HUM	Picking Up The Pieces	1124 NE 2nd Street #109 Ocala, FL 34470	352-816-3793	www.pickingupthepieces.us	Picking Up the Pieces works to reduce or prevent the harms of alcohol and other drug use through education, intervention and advocacy.
HUM	Project Hope of Marion County	P.O. Box 5548 Ocala, FL 34478	352-624-4673	www.projecthopeocala.org	Our mission is responding to Christ's call shepherding homeless families to self-sufficiency
EDU	Public Education Foundation of Marion County	1239 NW 4th St. Ocala, FL 34475	352-671-4167	www.pefmc.org	To financially and materially support Marion County Public Schools, its students and teachers.
EDU	Public Policy Instistute of Marion County, Inc.	3001 SW College Rd, Ste 202, Ocala FL 34474	352-854-2322; ext. 1457	www.ppiofmarioncounty.org	To give the community a sense of hope and optimism by creating a broad base of community involvement in identifying, researching, and establishing dialogue on community-wide issues and then in recommending and helping to implement timely solutions.
EDU	R.A.M.A.L. Educational and Social Services, Inc.	1636 SW 31st Ave. Ocala, FL 34474	352-873-1319	www.ramalservices.org	To improve the people's lives and the community in which they live.
HUM	Restart Ministries	7941 SW 103rd Loop Ocala, FL 34476	352-250-5800		Rebuilding Connections, Rebuilding Lives, and Rebuilding Women. Through Advocacy, Education, Employment and Spiritual Empowerment.
HUM	Saving Mercy	3601 West Silver Springs Blvd., Ocala, FL, 34475. Mailing: P.O. Box 1736, Ocala, FL 34477	352-923-9476	www.savingmercy.org	We are Hope and Help for the Homeless in Marion County.
HUM	Share the Love Ocala	33 Banyan Course Ocala, FL 34472	352-426-8664	www.sharetheloveocala.com
ANI	Sheltering Hands, Inc.	P.O. Box 773175 Ocala, FL 34477	352-840-0663	www.shelteringhands.org	Improving the lives of cats through humane care, spay/neuter, adoptions, education and support services.
HUM	Shepherd's Lighthouse Inc	5930 SE Robinson Road Belleview, FL 34420	352-347-6575	www.theshepherdslighthouse.org	Dedicated to helping people in need
ANI	Silver Springs Alliance, Inc.	P.O. Box 153 Silver Springs, FL 34489	352-537-5499	www.silverspringsalliance.org	The mission of the Silver Springs Alliance is to protect, preserve and restore Silver Springs, the Silver River and their ecosystem for present and future generations
HEA	SMA Healthcare, Inc.	150 Magnolia Avenue Daytona Beach, FL 32114	386-254-1139	www.smahealthcare.org/ocala	To deliver exceptional and comprehensive behavioral healthcare to individuals and families in our community.
PUB	Southeastern Youth Fair	P.O. Box 404 Ocala, FL 34478	352-629-1255	www.seyfair.com	Our mission is to recognize the outstanding youth of Marion County through the Southeastern Youth Fair as a showcase for competition, exhibition, enhanced educational opportunities, and the promotion of self esteem, and personal growth and development while aiding in the education of the Citizens of Marion County regarding the importance of agriculture and related industries in our area.
ANI	SPCA of Marion County	11100 SW 93rd Court Road #10-115 Ocala, FL 34481-9486	352-362-0985	www.spcaofmarioncounty.com	We are dedicated to making a difference in the lives of animals in need.
PUB	Special Olympics Florida, Inc.	2800 S.E. Maricamp Road Bldg #2 Ocala, FL 34471	352-988-7998	www.specialolympicsflorida.org/marion	The mission of Special Olympics is to provide year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety of Olympic-type sports for children and adults with intellectual disabilities, giving them continuing opportunities to physical fitness.
PUB	Stirrups n Strides Therapeutic Riding Center, Inc.	4246 W. Hwy 318, Citra, Florida 32113 Mailing: P.O. Box 326 Citra, FL 32113	352-591-1042	www.stirrupsnstrides.com	To provide therapeutic horseback riding & carriage driving to anyone with physical, mental or emotional challenges and to improve their quality of life with opportunity for emotional, educational & physical growth through horsemanship & competition.
PUB	Tekmasters Swim Club	7431 NW 14th Street Ocala, FL 34482	352-817-1470	www.tmsc352.com	Character development of student-athletes in pursuit of a healthy and prosperous lifestyle with the focus on Sportsmanship, Scholarship, and Citizenship.
ART	The Artistic Spectrum, Inc.	2415 SE 29th Street Ocala, FL 34471	352-448-5339	www.theartisticspectrum.org
PUB	The Boys & Girls CLub of Marion County	800 SW 12th Ave Ocala, FL 34471 Mailing: P.O. Box 4109 Ocala, FL 34478	352-690-7440	www.bgcofmarion.com	To enable all young people especially those who need it the most, to become caring, productive, responsible citizens.
PUB	The Haitian American Community Alliance (THACA)	12815 SW 61st Ct, Ocala FL 34473	267-255-1424		Thaca is a registered omestic nonprofit, community-based organization dedicated to empower and serve the community.
ART	The Marion Players Inc. dba Ocala Civic Theatre	4337 E. Silver Springs Blvd. Ocala, FL 34470	352-236-2851	www.ocalacivictheatre.com.org	To uplift, inspire, and entertain by providing quality theatrical experiences and performing arts and education
HUM	The Pearl Project	625 NE 12th Ave Ocala, FL 34470	352-405-5005	www.thepearlprojectcf.org	To help children from hard places discover that they are precious.
HUM	Three Angels Clinic	4817 NE 2nd Loop, Bldg. B Ocala, FL 34470 Mailing: P.O. Box 772774 Ocala, FL 34477	352-509-6350	www.threeangelsclinic.org	Our mission is to provide medical, spiritual and social support to "eligible" uninsured and working poor residents, who live within the boarders of our city and county. We value each and every patient. We will strive to fulfill their medical, spiritual and social needs.
HUM	Together To Thrive	3 Hemlock Terrace Trak Ocala, FL 34472	352-261-3367	www.togethertothrive.com	Together To Thrive believes that the opposite of depression is vitality and the opposite of addiction is connection. Because people who struggle with mental illness and/or substance abuse (hence forth defined as Peers) tend to be isolated in their struggles, T2T seeks to create a community where Peers can gather to share their struggles and learn positive coping skills, learn new life skills, develop relationships and become more competent in daily living and connecting in the larger society
HUM	Transitions Life Center	PO Box 236 Ocala, FL 34478	352-877-8999	www.tlcocala.org	The Mission of Transitions Life Center (TLC) is to provide a safe, caring and enriching community for intellectually disabled adults.
REL	Tree of Life Sanctuary, LLC	P.O. Box 771318 Ocala, FL 34477-1318	352-237-3035	www.ocalatreeoflifesanctuary.org	Uncovering the Divine in spiritual seekers by nurturing self-exploration.
HEA	United Hands, Inc.	1056 SW 1st Avenue Ocala, FL 34471	352-209-1900	www.freedomclinicusa.org	In partnership with dedicated and compassionate healthcare providers, volunteers and the community, the mission of FreeD.O.M. Clinic USA is to provide the uninsured and underinsured access to free, personalized healthcare services. FreeD.O.M. Clinic USA aspires to minimize healthcare disparities affecting our diverse population through creative patient education that empowers and promotes healthier lives.
VET	Veterans Helping Veterans	2730 E. Silver Springs Blvd. Unit 200 Ocala, FL 34470	352-433-2320	www.vhvusa.org	Our mission is to assist veterans and their families who are in need of social services and information to improve their lives and to assist them in maintaining their independence.
ANI	VOCAL (Voices of Change Animal League)	6393 SW 52nd St Ocala, FL 34474	352-289-0800	www.vocalforpets.org	Our mission is to solve the homeless pet problem through prevention first, then education, adoption and collaboration.
HUM	Voices for Children of No. Central Florida, Inc.	P.O. Box 4062 Ocala, FL 34478	352-484-0319	www.voices4childrenfl.org	To support critical physical and psychological needs of children who have a Guardian ad Litem assigned to them. To support recruitment, training, retention of volunteers who advocate for these children.
ANI	WAGS Animal Rescue, Inc.	6698 Cherry Road Ocala, FL 34472	772-646-2249	www.wagsanimalrescue.org	W.A.G.S. Animal Rescue. is a 501c3 nonprofit organization established to benefit animals in need, to promote animal welfare, to educate the public, & to provide safety until they find their forever homes.
HUM	Wear Gloves INC	833 N. Magnolia Avenue, Ocala, FL 34470	352-342-5487	www.weargloves.org	Serve those that God puts in our path, Teach others to Love like Jesus, Advocate for the most distressed in our community
HUM	Xtreme SOULutions	P.O. Box 5487 Ocala, FL 34478	352-694-4888	www.xtremesoulutions.org	Xtreme Soulutions is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the people of Marion County. We empower people to create a future for themselves and their children, building a strong community with moral values, financial stability and hope for generations to come. We are committed to partnerships that will lead the way in successfully building up those who are prepared to do their part in positive growth and development and to help break the cycle of government welfare assistance and poverty.
HUM	War Horse Harley Owners Group - Ocala Chapter	5331 N US Hwy 441 Ocala, FL 34475	352-427-6679	www.ocalahogchapter.net
HUM	Ocala Housing Authority	1629 NW 4th St, Ocala, FL 34475	(352) 369-2636	https://www.ocalahousing.org/	The Ocala Housing Authority is committed to providing safe, decent, sanitary, and affordable housing to the residents of Marion County; to provide economic opportunities and housing free from discrimination; and to build dynamic communities that will foster personal growth and self-sufficiency.

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