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Sample rows

10 of the 18,603 rows. Emails and phone numbers are masked here; the CSV has them in full.

What the list shows

California has the most listings: 1,499 businesses, 1,049 of them with an email address. Texas follows with 1,236.

1,652 rows (9%) carry one of 55 names used by 10 or more listings, led by Catholic Charities with 174. 14,217 businesses have a name used only once, and 10,895 of those have an email address.

The median Google rating of the 15,436 rated businesses is 4.3, and 2,656 have a perfect 5.0.

Of the 13,022 email addresses, 5,270 (40%) are role addresses such as info@, 6,940 (53%) name a person and 812 (6%) are free mail.

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026.

What is in this social services organization email list?

The file has 18,603 Google Maps listings in the Social services organization category, counted on 9 November 2026. A row is a nonprofit, agency office or program that offers help to people: food assistance, housing support, family services, counseling or case management. Government offices and branches of large charities sit in the same category.

Emails are on 13,022 rows, from each organization's own website, one per listing. Phone numbers are on 18,154 rows and websites on 12,667. Named-person addresses number 6,940 and role addresses 5,270, with 812 at free webmail providers. For this category the named-person group is the bigger one, which is unusual.

Every row has one category, so a food pantry and a government office look alike in that column.

How can you segment the file?

The data lives in a CSV, so you filter it in a spreadsheet.

The category tells you little. The business name does most of the work. Search for food bank, shelter, housing, youth, family, refugee, senior, veterans, counseling or community action. Government listings usually carry words such as department, county or WIC, which makes them easy to exclude.

The file shows large networks clearly. Catholic Charities has 174 listings with 53 emails, WIC has 163 with 55, Human Services Department has 114 with none, Human Service Department has 66 with none, and Salvation Army has 63 with 55. Remove the government names if you sell to nonprofits only, or keep them if you sell to agencies.

State and city cuts suit a seller who covers one region. Chicago and Brooklyn both have more than a hundred listings.

• Business name: food, housing, youth, senior, refugee, counseling.
• Chains and networks: Catholic Charities, Salvation Army, county departments.
• State and city: funding and programs are local.
• Email type: 6,940 named-person addresses reach a director or coordinator.

Who buys a social services organization email list?

Software vendors for nonprofits are the main buyers: case management systems, client intake and referral tools, donor databases and volunteer scheduling. Grant writing consultants and grant database services sell to organizations that depend on funding. Fundraising platforms pitch online giving and event tools.

Other sellers include payroll and HR providers that serve nonprofits, accountants who handle audits and annual nonprofit tax filings, liability insurers, and training firms that teach trauma-informed care or crisis response. Food distributors, uniform and van suppliers, and companies selling donated goods or surplus stock also approach these groups. Staffing agencies place social workers and case aides.

How do you run outreach to social services organizations?

Staff at these organizations are busy and short of money. They answer messages that save time or bring in funding, and ignore everything else. Say what you offer in a line, state the cost if it is free for nonprofits, and keep to one question.

The type of address matters. Of the 13,022 emails, 6,940 are named-person addresses that go to a director, coordinator or program lead. A role address such as info@ goes to a front desk or a volunteer, who forwards what looks relevant. Write the role-address note so it can be forwarded without extra explanation.

Match the message to the kind of organization. A county department buys through procurement rules and slow approval. A small food pantry can say yes in a day but has no budget. A mid-size agency with several programs is the typical buyer for software.

Send in small groups, remove bounces and stop on request. Smaller organizations often share one mailbox among several staff, so duplicate messages are noticed.

What email rules apply when you contact social services organizations?

CAN-SPAM covers commercial mail to nonprofits and agencies alike. Put your physical postal address in the footer, and give a working opt-out that you honor for every later message.

Which states and cities should you start with?

In California the file shows 1,499 listings and 1,049 emails, and in Texas 1,236 listings but only 865 emails. New York has 1,141 and 799, Pennsylvania 956 and 812, Ohio 830 and 117, Illinois 826 and 117, Florida 629 and 110, Minnesota 513 and 61, Michigan 507 and 61, and Indiana 497 and 86.

Pennsylvania and New York give more emails per listing than Texas, which makes them the better places to begin. Chicago has 177 listings, Brooklyn 134, New York 117, Houston 115, Philadelphia 114, Los Angeles 90, Phoenix 68, Cleveland 66, Minneapolis 65 and Columbus 64.

Funding for social services is often set by state or county, so a seller who knows one state's grant programs can use that knowledge in the message. Start there and expand.

What is in the list

Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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Source: ProfessionLens, November 2026. Counted 9 November 2026.

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