American Red Cross

Located in Tuscaloosa, Ala., Easter Seals provides services to people and children living with autism and disabilities. It organizes outpatient program, social security representative payee program, transportation program, vocational program as well as workforce investment act at-risk-youth program, among others. Easter Seals also provides child development services as well as physical rehabilitation and job training for people with disabilities. It has partnership with Alabama Department of Rehabilitation Services, The United Way of West Alabama and Alabama Department of Economic & Community Affairs.

Founded in 1920, Disabled American Veterans (DAV) is a 1.2 million member nonprofit organization representing disabled veterans and their families across the United States. Located in Tuscaloosa, Ala., it offers a comprehensive range of services in the categories of vocational rehabilitation/employment, education, home loan guaranty, life insurance, death benefits, health care and more. Additionally, the organization conducts information seminars, counseling and community outreach. DAV serves through a nationwide network of national/transition service offices, hospital service coordinator offices, state-level departments, voluntary service representatives and more than 1900 local DAV Chapters.

The Jefferson County Farmers Federation in Mc Calla, AL, is dedicated to advocating for the needs and concerns of local farmers. Their mission focuses on supporting family farms by addressing the impact of legislative and regulatory changes at various government levels. Committed to preserving the all-American farm narrative, the Federation works to sustain individual farmers and ensure that agriculture remains a vital aspect of the community's future. Through their efforts, they aim to amplify the voices of farmers and promote the importance of agriculture within the region. Generated from the website