| Lake City Assembly of God
| Carrie Kimbrell | 5025 Spring Creek Dr.
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-8509 | | Fax (256) 505-0886 |  |
| We believe the Bible is the inspired word of the One true God; that Jesus is God-in-the -flesh; that man was cut off from God’s life by sin & needed a savior to recover; that Jesus lived & died to reconnect us; and that happens when we trust what he did to be effective for us, surrendering to Him as our Lord & Savior. We believe that we can personally experience the increasing fullness of God in our lives as we submit to His lordship & accept the empowerment of His Spirit promised to all who believe & receive; that the power of God’s Spirit makes supernatural abilities & miracles available to believers today; That we are responsible to share the good news of salvation and will give an account for the life lived on this earth- with eternal punishment awaiting those who refuse Christ & eternal fulfillment awaiting those who follow Him. We believe that Christ will rapture His church and physically return to rule & reign in a new heaven & earth, forever. |
Member Since 2018 |
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| Lamplight Summer Camp
| 243 Bennett Drive
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 202-4832 | |
Lamplight Summer Camp is a free summer program on the edge of Guntersville Lake where teens practice leadership and service by running the camp themselves and doing projects for their community. Along the way, campers learn real-world skills and how to live together as a community. At Lamplight, campers are responsible for making important decisions about the direction of the program and then making sure those decisions are implemented.
Follow us on Facebook here: facebook.com/lamplightsummer
Visit https://www.lamplightsummer.org/newsletter for a full recap of last year's camp.
Registration is also open for Lamplight Summer 2023, so visit https://www.lamplightsummer.org/apply to apply or nominate a teen.
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Member Since 2022 |
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| Alabama Education Association, District 6
| 3534 Hualapai Circle
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 438-2217 | |
AEA is the professional organization for public education employees in Alabama.
The Alabama Education Association is an advocacy organization that leads the movement for excellence in education and shall be the voice of the profession.
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Member Since 2020 |
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| First Baptist Church of Guntersville
| Joel Samuels | 1000 Gunter Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-5141 | |
| First Baptist Church was organized April 28, 1907. We are autonomous body of believers in voluntary cooperation with the Southern Baptist Convention.
It is our desire that our buildings and resources be used to bring glory to God, encouragement to His people and to minister to the community. |
Member Since 2008 |
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| Family Services of North Alabama
| 203 South Emmett St
Albertville, AL 35950 | | (256) 878-9159 | |
Family Services of North Alabama seeks to inspire, empower, and promote positive parenting through education, resource networking, and related services and to empower, educate, assist and provide advocacy for victims of sexual assault. Our agency has the following programs: Fatherhood Initiative Program Cooperative Parenting classes Community Awareness SASS Program Internet Safety
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Member Since 2018 |
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| God's Feral Felines
| 841 S Main St
Arab, AL 35016 | | (256) 640-8000 | |
God's Feral Felines is committed to making a difference in the lives of owned, and unowned cats in Marshall & Cullman Counties, Alabama. With a dedicated board of 6 members, and our fabulous volunteers, over 5000 cats have been sterilized through our multiple programs. If you are feeding a feral cat colony, or know someone who is, and want help with spaying and neutering the cats, please contact us. We also have a low cost spay and neuter program for low income households.
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Member Since 2015 |
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| The River Church
| Leslie Lupton | 2000 Evangel Circle
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-6906 | |
At The River, we strive to provide a warm and welcoming atmosphere where you can worship and experience God on a more personal level. There are many opportunities for you to connect with others through the various ministries we offer. We love God and we love His people no matter your background or circumstances. We hope you will be with us in one of our services very soon.
Regular service times are 9 & 11 AM
Bible study, youth service & kids classes at 6:30 pm
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Member Since 2003 |
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| Guntersville Church of Christ
| Lisa Buckelew | 800 Gunter Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-2494 | | Fax (256) 582-6196 | |
| The Guntersville Church of Christ is made up of imperfect people who are being perfected by the sacrifice of the Lord Jesus Christ. We are an independent group of Christians who look to the Holy Bible as the infallible word of God. Our enduring mission is model the church we read about in the New Testament.
While we share the name Church of Christ with many other congregations throughout the world we are an independent group of Christians. We are not tied to any national or international bureaucracy. The Guntersville Church of Christ’s sole guide is the Holy Bible. We believe the Word of God provides us with all of the necessary information needed to fulfill His will for us as individuals and as a congregation. |
Member Since 1995 |
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| Veterans of Foreign Wars
| PO Box 665
Boaz, AL 35957 | | (256) 593-9470 | |
| Our Goal is to support the troops that are serving now, and those who have served in the past. We advocate patriotism and fellowship.
The VFW traces its roots back to 1899 when Veterans of the Spanish-American War (1898) and the Philippine Insurrection (1899-1902) founded local organizations to secure rights and benefits for their service: Many arrived home wounded or sick. There was no medical care or veterans pension for them, and they were left to care for themselves.
In their misery, some of these veterans banded together and formed organizations with what would become known as the Veterans of Foreign Wars of the United States. After chapters were formed in Ohio, Colorado, and Pennsylvania, the movement quickly gained momentum. By 1915, membership grew to 5000; by 1936, membership was almost 200,000. |
Member Since 2018 |
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| Victory Baptist Church
| Steve Swords | 1644 O'Brig Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-5054 | |
Sunday School: 9:30 a.m.
Sunday Worship: 10:30 a.m.
Wednesday Evening Bible Study: 6:30 p.m.
Where Everybody is Somebody, and Jesus Christ is Lord of All
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Member Since 2004 |
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| Marshall County Habitat for Humanity
| PO Box 2
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 202-9468 | |
Habitat for Humanity of Marshall County is a nonprofit Christian ministry. We build decent and affordable homes to improve the lives of families in Guntersville, Albertville, Arab, Boaz and the surrounding communities of Marshall County, Alabama.
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Member Since 2013 |
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| St. William Catholic Church
| Laura Hodge | 929 Gunter Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-4245 | | Fax 256-582-7954 | |
Saint William Catholic Church has been serving the needs of Catholics in Marshall County from our downtown Guntersville, Alabama location since 1949. The early pre-parish organization was a mission outreach from nearby Saint James Parish of Gadsden. In 1959, the Diocese of Birmingham created Saint William Parish, and a sanctuary was erected on the present site in the center of Guntersville. An expansion project, The Foley Center, dedicated in May of 2018 includes a parish center, classrooms, commercial kitchen, and much-needed storage.
Follow us on facebook here: facebook.com/StWilliamChurchGuntersville
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Member Since 2006 |
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| Episcopal Church of the Epiphany
| 1101 Sunset Dr.
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-4897 | | Fax (256) 582-5465 | |
| At Epiphany, we work together to provide a spiritual home for our membership, while seeking ways to reach out to the wider community with helping hands and loving hearts.
Our tradition – the Episcopal tradition – of Word and Sacrament gives us a deep and abiding sense of God’s love through the person of Jesus Christ. Each Sunday finds us gathered for worship: seeking, praying, listening, thinking and exploring our shared calling for mission and ministry. |
Member Since 2000 |
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| Order of the Eastern Star
| 222 Masonic Dr
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 200-1932 | |
The members of the Order of the Eastern Star are dedicated men and women who reflect the spirit of fraternal love and the desire to work together for good by giving their time to meaningful projects that benefit mankind. Their values are honesty, dependability, trustworthiness, loyalty, charity, friendship, and kindness, and through these values, they actively support many outreach projects and charities.
The Order of the Eastern Star celebrated its 100th Anniversary in 2023!
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Henryville Methodist Church
| 22520 US Hwy 431 N
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-2734 | | Fax (256) 582-4049 | |
Henryville UMC exists to make disciples of Jesus Christ, grow as disciples of Jesus Christ and live as disciples of Jesus Christ in our community and beyond.
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Member Since 2008 |
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| Tigers for Tomorrow
| 708 County Rd 345
Attalla, AL 35954 | | (256) 524-4150 | |
Tigers For Tomorrow at Untamed Mountain is a non-profit Wild Animal Preserve and Environmental Educational Center. Located on 140 acres in North Alabama, we are a forever home to over 160 animals including tigers, cougars, African lions, bears, wolves, leopards and many more.
We are a unique experience. Tigers For Tomorrow is an exotic animal park and rescue preserve located in the foothills of the Appalachian Mountains in Northeastern Alabama. During your visit to the park will get up close and personnel with over 75 big cats, wolves and bears in the carnivore compound. You’ll be closer to lions and tigers than ever before in a safe and natural setting. Children can interact with barn yard animals and visit our Legacy Living Classroom and gift store.
Private tours, group tours, and school field trips are available by reservation. Park hours are seasonal, so please check our website for hours and directions; tigersfortomorrow.org.
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Member Since 2022 |
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| Christ Redeemer Church
| 19272 US Hwy 431
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 960-1572 | |
Christ Redeemer Church is a non-denominational, multi-generational church offering both contemporary and traditional worship. They are a community of believers from all denominations and walks of life and invite you to come as you are.
Services are currently being held inside the Marshall County RSVP building at 19272 Hwy 431 N, just north of the river bridge. Services times are Sundays as follows:
Small Groups (for all ages) 8:45am - 9:45am
Worship Service 10:00am - 11:00am
Follow them on Facebook here for updates: facebook.com/ChristRedeemerChurchGuntersville
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Marshall County Elks Lodge #2869
| 3445 Wyeth Mtn Rd
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-4500 | |
| Elks Lodges bring so much more to their communities than just a building, golf course or pool. They are places where neighbors come together, families share meals, and children grow up.
Elks invest in their communities through programs that help children grow up healthy and drug-free, meet the needs of today’s veterans, and improve the quality of life. |
Member Since 2014 |
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| Marshall County Guardianship Program
| Tricia Hopper | 436 Blount Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256)388-9851 | |
| GAP Marshall County Guardianship Program is based upon the need of guardians for elderly and/or adults with disabilities. These individuals may not have family willing or able to be a guardian, so a volunteer is appointed by the court system. Working closely with the County Conservator and GAP, the Guardian becomes a friend and ensures that the individual's needs are met.
If you are interested in helping "fill the gap" with love for those who can no longer care for themselves by becoming a GAP volunteer, please contact us by email, phone, or on Facebook. |
Member Since 2016 |
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| American Legion Post 8
| 1900 Henry St
PO Box 513
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-8283 | |
The American Legion was chartered by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic, war-time veterans organization devoted to mutual helpfulness. It is a non-profit community-service organization which now numbers nearly 3 million members in nearly 15,000 posts worldwide.
Post 8 is located at 1900 Henry Street. They are dedicated to serving veterans and current members of the Armed Forces within the community. They host a variety of fun fundraising events throughout the year as well as weekly events designed to celebrate their members and the community including 9-Ball tournaments, karaoke, Monday Funday, and Band Night.
Current hours of operation (as of August 2023) are Monday – Friday 12:00pm – 9:00 pm; Saturday 11:00am – 10:00 pm; and Sunday 11:00am – 9:00pm. To stay up to date on events and other activities, follow them on Facebook here: www.facebook.com/groups/357967764056
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Marshall County RSVP
| 19272 US Hwy 431
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | 256-571-7734 | | Fax (256) 571-7775 | |
The Marshall County Retired and Senior Volunteer Program enables men and women to contribute the talents and skills learned over a lifetime to their communities through volunteer service which enhances the lives of the volunteers and those whom they serve and provides communities with valuable service that impact community needs.
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Member Since 2021 |
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| United Cherokee AniYunWiYa Nation
| 221 Pleasant Hill Road
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-2333 (256) 293-6464 | |
| We must remember our Aniyunwiya (Cherokee) ancestors, to pass on their culture, so they can't be forgotten. To help and serve one another for everyone's benefit. The less debating, fighting, and grudges we hold the sooner our lives, our communities, and our world will be a better place to live. Our history is different than those whose ancestors were removed. Remember the Treaty of New Echota and the selling of our Tribal lands. We seek unity now for all Tribes, Nations and Bands of Aniyunwiya (Cherokee), we united together are the Ani-Yun'wi'ya, the "Principal People", apart we are but lost. Remember we are the "Keepers of the Sacred Fire". Remembering this is a moral obligation to our posterity. |
Member Since 2009 |
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| Alabama Cooperative Extension System - Marshall County Office
| 424 Blount Avenue
Suite G21
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-2009 | |
Extension provides research-based educational programs in agriculture, including best farming practices, beef herd health, pond and wildlife management, farm financial management, and home garden and commercial horticulture pest and disease management; forestry, and natural resources; family and consumer sciences; economic and community development, including SNAP-Ed recipient education, Hispanic outreach to new mothers and children, and estate planning; 4-H and youth development such as leadership and life skills; and urban affairs.
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Member Since 2021 |
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| Marshall County Homeless Ministries
| PO Box 152
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 486-3398 | |
“Year-round this facility will be open four mornings a week for people to come in and shower and do laundry. Monday through Thursdays from 8 a.m. until 12 p.m.,” McCollum said. “We are really excited because we are able to have three sets of washers and dryers here and that means multiple families can be washing at one time. “We also have totally handicapped accessible bathrooms, so nothing limits our neighbors who have disabilities.”
For more information on the services provided by the Marshall County Homeless Ministries, visit their new website theinncrowdmarshall.com.
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Member Since 2018 |
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| Marshall County Board of Realtors
| 105 E. Main Street
Suite 7
Albertville, AL 35950 | | (256) 878-2994 | | Fax (256) 878-2956 | |
Our mission is to bring order, fairness, and professionalism to the real estate business in order to help Marshall County Residents achieve home ownership.
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Member Since 2008 |
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| Marshall County DHR
| 180 Bluff Road
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-7100 | | Fax (256) 582-7160 | |
The Department of Human Resources was created in 1935 to administer the assistance programs that were part of the Social Security Act. These programs were developed to help an American public that was suffering through the financial hardships of the Great Depression. The agency's original name was the Department of Public Welfare. In 1955, it was renamed the Department of Pensions and Security. The current name was adopted in 1986. Some programs have changed over the years to meet the changing needs of Alabama. However, the agency's primary goal has always been and always will be to help people in need. The agency currently has about 4,000 State Merit System employees, most of whom work in the agency's 67 county departments. Although the agency employs a wide variety of professionals, social workers represent the largest category of DHR employees.
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Member Since 1996 |
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| NAACP Marshall County AL
| P.O. Box 335
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 960-8211 | |
The Marshall County Branch 504EB of the NAACP in Alabama was officially chartered on September 9, 2023. With a membership exceeding 130, the branch is dedicated to ensuring equality in political, educational, social, and economic rights. Their mission aligns with the NAACP's historic commitment to social justice since its establishment in 1909. Collaborating with the community, the NAACP aims to promote engagement and work towards a fair and just society for all.
They welcome community members to join them in developing programs that further their mission. Meetings are held on the third Thursday of the month.
Follow on Facebook here for updates: facebook.com/profile.php?id=61553212027693
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Member Since 2024 |
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| Kids to Love
| 140 Castle Drive
Madison, AL 35758 | | (256) 880-3455 | |
Since 2004, the Kids to Love Foundation has directly impacted the lives of more than 225,000 foster children. Our ultimate goal is to find “forever families” for children who are waiting to be adopted. But there are so many others ways to help – through donations, volunteer hours and support for our programs.
Follow us on facebook for updates: facebook.com/kidstolovefoundation
Kids to Love also offers food box pickups to help foster families. For a schedule of pickups and to register, click the link here: https://www.signupgenius.com/
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Marshall County Home Builders Association
| 428 E North Carlisle St
Albertville, AL 35950 | | (256) 891-7061 | |
The Marshall County Home Builders Association is a trade association of members that serves as an advocate for Alabama’s housing industry and as a channel through with builders contribute time, money, and services to local community service projects and education initiatives. One of the most influential and active organizations representing the building industry, the association includes builders, remodelers, developers, suppliers, architects, brokers, attorneys, and more.
Visit www.marshallcountyhba.com today for more details.
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Member Since 2022 |
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| Big Brothers Big Sisters Of The Tennessee Valley
| 303 Williams Ave SW, Suite 123
Huntsville, AL 35801 | | (256) 880-2123 | | Fax (256) 880-2177 | |
The Big Brothers Big Sisters' mission is to create and support 1 : 1 mentoring relationships that ignite the power and promise in youth. It is our vision that all youth achieve their potential. For updates, follow us on facebook here: facebook.com/bbbstv
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Member Since 2009 |
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| Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter 683
| 20476 Hwy 431 North
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 486-5121 | |
Whether you fly, build, restore or simply enjoy airplanes and aviation, you are welcome to attend our events and join our Chapter. We are a group of aviation enthusiasts, aircraft builders, and pilots who get together with like minded people to share ideas, exchange information, encourage safety, serve the local aviation community and have a lot of fun doing so. Please come to our next meeting or event as our guest.
Join us each second Saturday of the month for our Breakfast Fly-In events. These run 8-9:30 am.
Follow us on facebook for updates: https://www.facebook.com/eaa683/
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Member Since 2012 |
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| Caring Heart Teen Pantry
| 165 N. Main Street
Arab, AL 35016 | | (256) 640-3349 | |
Caring Heart Teen Pantry was started to ensure that ALL TEENS have the proper personal hygiene items and food at home, so that they can concentrate on being teens and not worry about having basic necessities.
Teens can come and pick out their own food and hygiene items that they need to maintain their confidence on the 1st and 3rd Saturday of each month 9am till 1pm! Over 170 teens are served through the pantry!
The items in the pantry are made possible by generous donors.
Follow us on Facebook here: facebook.com/caringheartteenpantry
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Guntersville Ducks Unlimited
| | Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 677-1080 | |
Ducks Unlimited: World leader in Wetlands and Waterfowl Conservation.
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Member Since 2022 |
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| Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville
| 301 Washington St NW
Ste 302
Huntsville, AL 35801 | | (256) 489-3525 | |
Established in 2008, the Community Foundation of Greater Huntsville provides stable financial support to promote charitable giving and increase the capacity of local nonprofits to meet the region's most critical community needs.
How does it work? The Community Founddation connects philanthropists with the projects and initiatives that shape the future and position our community for a stronger tomorrow. They believe that generosity can change lives, change communities, and change the future. Together we are here for good.
Follow them on Facebook here for grant opportunities and other updates: facebook.com/CFHuntsville
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| United Way of Marshall County
| 709 Blount Avenue
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-4700 | | Fax (256) 582-4779 | |
United Way of Marshall County is a non-profit organization that works to improve the lives of residents in Marshall County by addressing pressing community needs. They focus on providing services in the areas of education, financial stability, and health. They work in partnership with local businesses, government agencies, and other non-profit organizations to provide resources and support to individuals and families in need. Their services includ programs that support early childhood education, homelessness, services to senior citizens, among others. Additionally, they also run an emergency assistance program that provides short-term aid to families facing financial difficulties. United Way of Marshall County is committed to creating a strong and vibrant community for all residents.
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Member Since 2006 |
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| Altrusa International of Marshall County
Altrusa International of Marshall County is a nonprofit service organization that promotes literacy and funds the fight
for children’s, seniors’, and veterans’ welfare.
They offer a variety of ways to get involved including volunteering but also by attending an array of community events. Friday, November 17 brings Fall Bingo Night, a fundraiser including a silent auction, at the Marshall County RSVP building. They are also finalizing plans for the 2024 Home Show fundraiser at SMPA, their biggest fundraiser of the year. They also hold Children’s Story Time activities with schools and libraries throughout the county. To get involved with ALTRUSA MARSHALL, reach out to Deidra at 256-744-6101 today!
Follow us on Facebook for updates here: facebook.com/altrusamarshallcounty
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Blessings In A Backpack
| PO Box 113
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 571-6113 | |
Did you know almost 3500 children in Marshall County struggle with food insecurity on the weekends? These kids eat meals at school during the week but need access to affordable, healthy food on Saturday and Sunday. That's where Blessings in a Backpack can help!
Guntersville's Blessings in a Backpack program provides food on the weekend for 192 children from Guntersville Elementary School and Cherokee Elementary School who might otherwise go hungry. Please join us in preventing weekend hunger by making a gift. As little as $150 will help provide well-balanced, nutritional food for a child EVERY WEEKEND of the school year. From the bottom of our backpacks, thank you for helping us feed kids in Guntersville on the weekends!
Visit online at: https://giving.blessingsinabackpack.org/organizations/guntersville and on Facebook here: https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61554043064474
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Member Since 2013 |
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| CAJA of Marshall County
| 103 South Hambrick St
Albertville, AL 35950 | | (256) 878-1445 | | Fax (256) 878-6445 | |
The purpose of CAJA of Marshall County is the protection of abused and neglected children within the jurisdiction of the Juvenile Court system.
CAJA volunteers are appointed by a Judge to represent the best interests of abused and neglected children in court in Marshall County. They independently and comprehensively investigate the child’s circumstances; facilitate community services for the child and family; provide a written report to the court; and monitor the case to ensure compliance with the court orders. In 1997, CAJA (Court Appointed Juvenile Advocacy) Board of Marshall County graduated its first class of volunteer advocates and Juvenile Court Judge David Evans swore them in as Officers of the Court. Today, CAJA continues to train volunteers to stand up for the children of Marshall County.
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Member Since 1995 |
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| Marshall County PALS
| 424 Blount Ave. Box G-17
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-1918 | | Fax (256) 582-1918 | |
| Marshall County PALS (People Against a Littered State) is a non-profit volunteer citizens organization, dedicated to the eradication of litter from our roadsides. This diligent group of Marshall County citizens works tirelessly to educate the public regarding Alabama’s anti-litter laws and the effect of litter on the environment, as well as coordinating with the County Commissioners, Sheriff’s Department, City governments, and other organizations that share our mission, to hold anti-litter events and conduct litter pickups throughout the county. |
Member Since 1996 |
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| Child Advocacy Center of Marshall County
| 1620 Railroad Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-8492 | |
The Child Advocacy Center of Marshall County team works to educate children and adults about signs of child abuse and neglect and how to report it, while the center offers a safe, neutral, child-friendly environment for children who are suspected victims of child abuse. Programming offers children and their families forensic interviews, therapy, family support, and much more.
Visit marshallcac.org to meet the team and learn more about these programs. Follow them on Facebook for updates here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064680219273
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Member Since 2024 |
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| Friends of the Guntersville Public Library
| 1240 O'Brig Ave
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 505-0656 | |
| The Friends of the Guntersville Public Library is a not-for-profit membership organization for people interested in books and libraries. Our purpose is to stimulate interest in the Library, purchase library materials, and support programs and events hosted by the Guntersville Public Library.
Since its inception over forty years ago, Friends of the Guntersville Public Library has donated over $500,000 to the Library. We are able to accomplish many of our goals by distributing funds raised from the annual book sale, the Bookstore, and from membership dues. |
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| Christian Women's Job Corps
| 5025 Spring Creek Dr
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-8509 | |
CWJC is a faith-based program that combines practical emotional healing, and spiritual growth in classroom settings and through one-on-one mentoring. We offer classes on job skills, money management, parenting, resume and interview skills, bible study, and much more.
If you are striving to enter or re-enter the workforce, looking to improve your relationships and make new friends, and are seeking purpose and self-confidence, our program may be a good fit for you!
Classes typically meet Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursday from 8am to 1pm for 12 weeks. The Fall 2024 Session kicks off Tuesday, August 27.
The program is free, lunch is free, nursery is free
Follow us on facebook for updates:facebook.com/cwjcofguntersville
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Member Since 2008 |
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| Guntersville Ladies Civitan Club
| Icy Lou Sanders | P.O. Box 363
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 571-1531 | |
Guntersville Ladies Civitan Club was established in September 1996 as a member of Civitan International. Our mission is to build good citizenship through service to the community, with a focus on helping people with developmental disabilities. We support the Civitan International Research Center, the ARC of Marshall County, Guntersville School System Special Needs Classrooms, The Maker's Child Program, Wildcat Pantry at GHS, Every Child's Pantry at GMS, Jr Civitans at GHS and GMS, Blessings in a Backpack, God's Little Pantry, and CASA. We are always looking for new ways to serve our community.
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Member Since 2012 |
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| Marshall County Arc
| 5104 Porter Harvey Dr
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 582-5009 | |
Marshall County Arc carries out its mission of protecting and promoting the rights of adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities and their families through initiative programs. By sharing knowledge, conducting trainings, and hosting events, these programs help connect communities and foster a broader culture of inclusion.
The dedicated team teaches participants life skills such as personal care, health and wellbeing, and educational topics, but also injects fun into their day with activities such as an American Idol-style ARC Idol, a luau, and more. Follow them on Facebook at the above link for updates and activities, and check out thearc.org for more info on the organization as a whole.
Follow us on Facebook for updates here: facebook.com/profile.php?id=100064815306164
And visit https://thearc.org/ to view the national website and gain insight into more about the program as a whole.
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Member Since 2023 |
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| Project SEARCH
| 180 Mack Morris Dr
Scottsboro, AL 35769 | | (256) 259-1603 | |
| The Project SEARCH High School Transition Program is a unique, business-led, one-year, school-to-work program that takes place entirely at the workplace. Total workplace immersion facilitates a seamless combination of classroom instruction, career exploration, and relevant job-skills training through strategically designed internships. |
Member Since 2017 |
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| Community Action Agency
| 5850 US Hwy 431
Suite 13 at Crossroads Mall
Albertville, AL 35950 | | (256) 638-4430 | |
Established as a private non-profit by the federal government in 1965, the Community Action Agency was designed to combat poverty in our geographical area. We seek to involve the entire community in assessing local needs and reducing poverty. We focus avaialble resources to assist low-income families, and our goal is to help individuals acquire useful skills and provide opportunities for people to become economically self-sufficient.
Community Action Agency of Northeast Alabama is now offering a new program called GROW (Gaining Resources, Opportunity, and Wellbeing). The program's primary goal is to help clients become self-sufficient through educational, employment, housing, and income management assistance, along with direct aid services.
Follow us on Facebook here for updates: facebook.com/CAANEAL
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| North Alabama Homebuilding Academy
| 3219 Long Avenue SW
Huntsville, AL 35805 | | (256) 936-1800 | |
Established in 2019 and having graduated 386 students, North Alabama Homebuilding Academy is excited to launch their program here in Marshall County! The Academy offers hands-on, tuition-free construction skills training for individuals seeking a career in the homebuilding industry.
Classes will be held at Marshall Technical School on Tuesdays and Thursdays from 5:30 – 8:30pm. Topics range from Construction math and blueprint reading, basic safety, and hand and power tools. The Academy also offers career and resume prep and job fairs designed to get students connected with potential employers. Participating in these job fairs has led to an 85% success rate of connecting students with careers.
Visit North Alabama Homebuilding Academy online at gobuildyourfuture.com and follow on Facebook here for updates: facebook.com/alhomebuildingacademy
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| Guntersville Rotary Club
| P.O. Box 487
Guntersville, AL 35976 | |
| The Lake Guntersville Rotary Club is made up of a group of individuals that seek to serve others in our community and around the world. |
Member Since 2008 |
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| Guntersville Rescue Squad
| PO Box 191
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 505-0475 | |
| The Guntersville Rescue Squad is a non-profit organization (501c3) who relies on the generosity of donations provided by people like you. |
Member Since 2009 |
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| Twenty-First Century Club
| P.O. Box 1072
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 653-0991 | |
| Sponsors of annual festival, Art-on-the-Lake, which promotes the arts while benefiting a scholarship program for local high school graduates. |
Member Since 1996 |
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| Lakeview Community Civic Organization
| PO Box 1172
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (617) 416-2370 (256) 572-4408 | |
Non-Profit organization located in Guntersville, AL that promotes justice and community transformation.
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Member Since 2017 |
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| Marshall County Area Lions Club
| P.O. Box 403
Guntersville, AL 35976 | | (256) 677-9763 | |
The Marshall County Area Lions Club has many initiatives that support the community, including providing eye exams, glasses, and eye surgery for those who cannot afford to pay; conduct free eye sight screenings; provide "lunch n learn" sessions related to Diabetes Education; feed the hungry by partnering with local food banks; environmental cleanup; provide books, toys, and gas cards to families with children with cancer; and much more.
Visit their website at: marshallcountyarealionsclub.org/
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Member Since 2022 |
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| Guntersville Lions Club
| P.O. Box 632
Guntersville, AL 35976 | |
Guntersville Lions Club Meeting 2nd Tuesday 6:30 p.m. and 4th Tuesday at 11:30.
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Member Since 2008 |
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