Washington area business events: Week of July 30

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Wednesday Aug. 1

Jatukik Providence Foundation A nonprofit dedicated to combating poverty in the Democratic Republic of the Congo. Stand for Congo: Smart, Sustainable Solutions for the DRC@ Busboys and Poets in Northwest Washington.

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Thursday Aug. 2

Mobilize.org A nonprofit that works with and for members of the millennial generation. Mobilizin’ Millennials@ Sign of the Whale in Northwest Washington.

Accokeek Foundation An educational nonprofit organization that works to preserve a 200-acre portion of Piscataway Park, Md. Green Thumbs Volunteering@ Accokeek Foundation in Accokeek, Md.

Friday Aug. 3

Cindy’s Legacy Charity A nonprofit charity that provides financial assistance and volunteer services to people with cancer. Charity Golf Clinic & Play with the Pro Happy Hour@ Herndon Centennial Golf Course in Herndon.

First Act An educational nonprofit that works to cultivate, educate and promote talents in the community through the performing arts. Spaghetti & Karaoke Fundraising Dinner@ East Towson Carver Community Center in Towson.

Saturday Aug. 4

Lou Lou Boutiques A chain of accessories shops. 1st Annual Lou Lou Day — Shop to Give event to support Bethany House and House of Ruth@ all local Lou Lou Boutique locations.

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