Find Civil Liberties Nonprofits and Charities

  oceanwaves8 wrote:

I love these guys they work really hard to help make a difference I am proud to be a member . more »

  Jonathan13 wrote:

After years as part of a smaller not for profit EJUSA entered its own in 2008 and faced a world where the death penalty ruled supreme as a political sanction for crime. Since 2008 under the able leadership of Shari Silberstein it has been the moving force... more »

  Jason R. wrote:

The Institute For Justice truly lives up to its name. This is not a free market think tank. This is a group of (very polite) legal brawlers who take their fight all the way to the Supreme Court on the behalf of the people who get crushed under the government's... more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

Glorious small group with guts to legally and legislatively challenge big brother misguided policies of the US government more »

  nmrculebra wrote:

I have volunteered with the Constitutional Rights Foundation Chicago a couple of times now, and each time the experience has been wonderful. The organization manages to bring civics (a subject frequently neglected) to life in an engaging manner for young... more »

  wattsrich wrote:

Please look at journalist Silverstein's research on SLPC before giving. I was shocked by what a marketing scam this non-profit has become. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qgLmlnmMQ1E more »

  lisa23 wrote:

The Center for Consumer Freedom is a “non-profit” corporation (see “industry front-group”) operated by lobbyist Richard Berman. Formerly known as the Guest Choice Network, CCF was initially funded with a $600,000 “donation”... more »

  Joe Crismore wrote:

The fun and camaraderie at one of over 1100 banquets nation wide is unmatched. If you want to have fun, see the newest merchandise and most important of all support the shooting sports for youth, women and range developement this is THE ticket. Visit... more »

  Brian wrote:

IBJ is a small organization that gets big results for its efforts. Its ultimate aim is simple: end torture worldwide. It has programs in some of the most challenging countries in the world in terms of torture: China, Zimbabwe Rwanda, India. And rather... more »

  Maria4473 wrote:

Simply the world's top resource for firearms education, safety, and training. The NRA has been around since the Civil War; Yankee generals founded it for civilian training. Single-issue strength! more »

  Dora wrote:

NCLR is lead and staffed by the most courageous and competent group of people I have ever had the pleasure of working with. NCLR has an incredibly broad and inclusive focus in its advocacy and has continually demonstrated the ability to see the long... more »

  frickindillyman wrote:

This organization has nothing to do with gun rights and is a fraud. It has made fraudulent filings. This organization is a political organization that supports candidates NOT based on their support, or non support of gun rights. more »

  Alan Eggers wrote:

One of the most narrow minded and Koran twisting intstitutions in the world. The Minaret of Freedom seeks to twist the Holy Koran into the form of the philosophy of Ayn Rand. more »

  RonaldSpain wrote:

The ACLU fails us when its web pages don't even mention numerous civil liberties issues that are beyond a narrow political agenda. The ACLU's complicity of silence in countless crimes against humanity will not be forgotten. Even a casual glance at our... more »

  Margaret24 wrote:

My husband and I have been supporting and volunteering with Alliance Defending Freedom almost since the beginning. We were immediately struck with its vital importance the moment we first heard about it. In the 17 years since then the need for this ministry... more »

  t0ranga wrote:

The Electronic Frontier is the most important advocate in one of the incredibly important but underappreciated causes of today. They fight to ensure our increasingly digital future takes a form most beneficial to society's interests. These decisions are... more »

  Zippy wrote:

As the only librarian in the state with a focus on serving people with disabilities, I needed a network to help me make the best use of the taxpayer dollars that supported my library. The Association of Specialized and Cooperative Library Agencies (ASCLA),... more »

  Chris237 wrote:

I have been a staff member and board member of NCADP for nearly 10 years. NCADP's dedication and commitment to the field of social justice is unparalleled - we need more groups such as NCADP to help bring about a fair, and restorative justice system. more »

  Joseph17 wrote:

Americans United, on paper, sounds like a great idea. However, in reading through their Facebook page and while looking at other social media outlets, it becomes apparent that their mission is not protecting freedom of religion from encroachment by the... more »

  dave wrote:

The staff at the catalyst foundation is always helping everyone in need, with a good attitude, they're making the community a better place for everyone by teaching good values trough actions, not only words. more »

  Rock wrote:

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) claims to defend Religious liberty (“Religious” referring to the Christian Religion, and understood in the same sense as America’s founders understood it). They essentially try to undo... more »

  ashapero wrote:

The ADL has spend many decades doing wonderful things for the world and all its citizens, regardless of faith, heritage, creed or persuasion. Much like the ACLU and other organizations dedicated to the fair and honest treatment of all peoples, the ADL... more »

  Arthur J. wrote:

I have been active in AHA since learning about it in 1962. I have been pleased to see it grow from a 4-5,000 membership for its first several decades to over 20,000 today with a growth curve promising expanding growth as it expands programs, outreach... more »

  dsquare wrote:

This company has defrauded me of $2844.00 and when I complained about the internet fraud on www.ripoffreport.com, the Owner Diop Kamau retalliated against me by posting an audio threat and by posting defamatory information on his website link at www.diopkamau.name/cases/Kamau/false_complaints.html and... more »

  glenbengson wrote:

The separation of church and state is a fundamental principle that allows the best functioning of both our national and local governments and the authentic expression of religious belief and action. The Ohio Chapter of Americans United for Separation... more »