Alabama Congress of Parents & Teachers

The Central Alabama Caribbean American Organization (CACAO) was established in 2011 to serve as a gathering point for the local Caribbean community in Birmingham, Alabama. Its mission is to share Caribbean culture with the broader city and provide a supportive resource for Caribbean students attending college in the state. In addition to cultural advocacy, CACAO aims to enhance the Caribbean community through various events and social initiatives. The organization strives to foster connections among members and facilitate opportunities for cultural exchange and community engagement. Generated from the website

Eternal Life Ministries is a faith-based organization in Birmingham, AL that offers spiritual guidance and support to individuals seeking a deeper connection with their beliefs. Through various programs and services, the ministry aims to foster a sense of community and provide resources for personal growth and reflection. Generated from their business information

Rev Birmingham is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization dedicated to revitalizing and promoting economic development in Birmingham, AL. They work to create vibrant commercial districts by empowering communities, supporting entrepreneurs, and showcasing the potential of underutilized spaces through events and initiatives. Through their place-based approach, Rev Birmingham identifies historic business districts for revitalization, encourages the switch to two-way streets downtown, and supports projects like Nextec, a redevelopment of a historic building into a space for business startups. They rely on donations and community involvement to continue their mission of building a more vibrant Birmingham. Generated from the website