| Cocaine and Alcohol Awareness Program, Inc.: Offers a variety of substance abuse treatment programs. Description of programs, photo gallery, and newsletter subscription. |
| Friends For Our Riverfront: Nonprofit citizens group aiming to keep the Mississippi riverfront public; opposed to development plan. Vision, issues, fundraising activities, events, and news archive. |
| Historic Elmwood Cemetery: Historic cemetery considered one of the finest examples of the Rural Cemetery Movement in America. Describes statues, gardens, and other features of visitor interest, provides information on cemetery services offered, and list contacts for genealogical researchers. |
| Inward Journey, Inc.: African Americans forming a new tribal existence. |
| Latino Memphis: Non-profit advocacy organization promoting the advancement of the Latino community in the city and surrounding region. Information about programs and initiatives. |
| Memphis BabyZone: Parenting resources, pregnancy calendar, support group links, homeschool resources, and events. |
| Memphis Heritage: Nonprofit historic preservation society working for preservation of the area's architectural heritage. Details of these efforts, reports on events, description and photos of historic buildings, images of old postcards, and other information and links. |
| Memphis Literacy Council: A non-profit organization committed to working toward a fully literate community by offering instruction to adults and by encouraging family reading through our family literacy project. |
| Memphis Riverfront: News and information about the evolving master plan for the city's riverfront along the Mississippi River. Website visitors and invited to join the discussion and help shape the plan. |
| Mid-South Peace and Justice Center: Interfaith, interracial organization working in the areas of education, collaboration, and nonviolence. Newsletters, how to get involved, calendar of events, and information about programs such as community gardens, living wage campaign, and voter registration drive. |
| The Grand Krewe of RaMet: The second oldest krewe in the Memphis Cotton Carnival. RaMet parties with the purpose of raising money for local Memphis childrens charities. |
| The Memphis Rotary Club: Service club focused on efforts in education and youth. Information about organization, weekly meetings, projects, and other activities. |
| The Secret Order Of Bollweevils: Participants in the Memphis Cotton Carnival. The Weevils' mission is to bring smiles to the faces of all who come in contact with them. |
| Volunteer Center of Memphis: Connects people with opportunities to serve, builds capacity for effective local volunteering, promotes volunteering, and participates in strategic initiatives that mobilize volunteers to meet local community needs. |
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