Find Civil Rights Nonprofits and Charities

  verdewriter wrote:

I find POGO to be a good 'bang for my buck'. I have supported POGO for five years now and am proud to do so. I think investigative journalism is in crises as newspapers (due to dwindling revenues) are closing down either their investigative journalism... more »

  Jeremiah M. wrote:

I was in The Mission in Citrus for about 3-4 months. James was a great guy - helped me out when he could. I had to go to probation and he always made sure I got there. They recieve donations of clothes which help everyone dress for jobs. One month... more »

  Tammie2 wrote:

I started supporting this terrific organization in the Fall of 2011 and I continue to support it wholeheartedly to date. Their awareness campaign is thought provoking and their merchandise first rate. I really love their celebration of everybody's individuality... more »

  greenbergsam wrote:

OUDC provided me with an amazing year-long experience that helped me learn about and analyze important issues in our society. Not only did the program give me an understanding about race and its role in our nation, the program helped me look at broader... more »

  connie5 wrote:

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. That is the mission of AAUW. My branch happens to encourage girls in science and other STEM fields. The advocacy piece is accomplished by working on legislation... more »

  andrea2 wrote:

I have been involved with Woman Made for almost 10 years as a visitor, vendor, donor and friend. They are a tremendous resource for womens art in Chicago. Their range is wide and they emmbrace many sorts of art and artists. Their events, open houses and... more »

  Joanie wrote:

My involvement with Family to Family Network started as a volunteer with their Family Friends Volunteer Program. I was matched with a littel girl who has disabilities and her family. I go into the home to spend time with her doing fun things and in... more »

  Jamie22 wrote:

VCIC is a great nonprofit organization. As a teacher from Newport News I try and help with this organization whenever I can. My students that attend leave with a new outlook on life and greater respect for others and themselves. I know I have also left... more »

  john23 wrote:

I am one of the founders of this organization, so I know firsthand how we change the lives of the survivors. You can see our work yourself by visiting our programs - read all about our recent volunteer trip here: http://www.madebysurvivors.com/teamindia2010 more »

  Lisa Dadone-Weiner wrote:

JFD is a well organized and efficiently run organization due to it's very competent staff members. Just some of my experiences include a Mission trip to Israel in 2000,the GA I attended in Nashville, the many mitzvah days I've shared in, and the phone-a-thons... more »

  Jean Marie Angelo wrote:

The LGBT community center "movement" is a sometimes forgotten community. CenterLink is our main, national organization that provides support and advice to the 100+ local LGBT organizations scattered all over the country. Sometimes we have paid staff,... more »

  kazmerkm wrote:

I have been a volunteer, donor, and eventually a Board Member for this phenomenal organization. I have been to Gulu, Uganda both before and after Women's Global started working there and the difference this organization has made is amazing! They have... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

The folks at Free Press believe that there's still a place for community-based journalism and that's the work they are pushing forward every day. Okay, you hear me talking "trust is the new black" and that power and influence will shift dramatically... more »

  hopkin wrote:

My experience with CCH has been extremely rewarding. I’ve been a volunteer here for about ten months, helping out with fundraising. I generally assist in organizing fundraising events, usually specializing in one area per event, such as silent... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  Ellen wrote:

I have been an active volunteer for HLAA for more than ten years. When I went to my first chapter meeting, I was overwhelmed with emotion to learn I was not alone in dealing with my hearing loss. I had been so frustrated by not hearing well in the workplace... more »

  TrevorVolunteer wrote:

The Trevor Project offers a completely unique and vital service to the youth of America who are conflicted, not only by their own developmental and identity issues, but also by the mixed messaging they are receiving from political and social media. This... more »

  kns413 wrote:

Great organizatoin that cares about the needs of all older adults and works hard to allow them to live better lives. Support them today! more »

  elliemcn wrote:

What an amazing organization! It is filled with so many incredible, passionate and dedicated people that are truly inspiring. Despite being a small organization, they have a truly GLOBAL reach and impact. The number of people that have heard their radio... more »

  rkw1 wrote:

I have been involved with Days for Girls for less than a year, but I am so excited about this project that I plan to continue volunteering for many years to come. I first became involved with Days for Girls by requesting 100 feminine hygenine kits... more »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more »

  AEqualityH wrote:

Equality Florida is the hardest working social justice non-profit in the State of Florida. They are providing the tools to let activists and citizens throughout the state make change where they live - whether this is encouraging their employer to offer... more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  gajendra wrote:

rajasthan samgrah kalyan sansthan india working good job in rural area india for Poor rural communities more »

  oceanwaves8 wrote:

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

  EGurvis wrote:

Keshet is an invaluable part of our Jewish community here in Boston as its leaders work to build an open, welcoming and inclusive community. They teach and touch so many members of our community! more »

  Rob W. wrote:

This place was so needed here!!! I am glad to be a part of this from the start right up to now. Now we in north county do not have to travel to San Diego for vital services such as the ones provided here. I hope they are here to stay. The executive... more »

  VanZW wrote:

C&C has had a remarkable track record of success in helping patients, educating legislators, press and the public, and pushing for legislation that will permit Aid-in-Dying. The Washington victory this past November is a wonderful step forward, and supporters... more »

  Maria Y. wrote:

Reecee's Rainbow's mission is more than honorable, it is the very essence of what a true non-profit should be; helpful, caring and not about personal gain for the board. Bravo to Andrea and the rainbow for the incredible work they do. more »

  Swayamsevak wrote:

My personal experience with Ekal has been nothing short of extreme joy. Nothing embodies the dharmic saying "Vidyadanam Mahaatpunyam" better than their concept of single teacher schools in the remotest parts of Bharat (India). Specifically, their zero... more »

  picespat wrote:

Our church has sponsored this organization since its inception. I became interested in the project and visited the indigenous villages where work was being done. I met a couple of the women who received scholarships, visited the sewing cooperative and... more »

  jeanine wrote:

Women Employed is a smart, interesting and important Nonprofit for women of Illinois. It is a clearing house for all issues that are important to women. It invites you to participate on any level that you are comfortable with as well as offering information... more »

  hmiller07 wrote:

Their loaner closet has helped my mom (who has MSA) immensely. This charity is an amazing resource especially in a world so unfamiliar with such a devastating disease. more »

  dreamimm wrote:

I remain inspired day-to-day over the 16 years I have been an attorney, the 3 years I was a law student and the several years I was a public sector employee before that by the dedication and detailed work of the America Immigration Council. I donate... more »

  Ron Baradel wrote:

This is one terrific organization. It does fantastic work with a segment of society (abused and neglected children) that are truly victims and need help from dedicated people with great hearts who know what they are doing. That describes Anne Arundel... more »

  DDBCoord wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Dogs Deserve Better for several years and I must say this is such a unique and incredible organization. As far as I know there are no other National organizations that work exclusively to educate the public on the issue of... more »

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more »

  L.S. Harris wrote:

The odds are against young men and women who have children at early ages. Many fail to realize that these young men and women are very resilient, and with proper support from the community and others who care, these young people can go on to become productive,... more »

  anya valsamakis wrote:

Hi, I'm Anya Valsamakis, CIO board member for five plus years. Why do I volunteer? My parents were very newly emmigrated from Russia to the US, when I was born. Though you would never know it if you met me (probably), finding my between-cultures identity... more »

  Anthony G. wrote:

Ex-Board member here. The LGBT Center of Raleigh was so needed and here it stands! Offering programs and cheering on the LGBT population of NC. It has a devoted string of volunteers and members who do everything they can to make everyone feel welcome... 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 »

  Veronica28 wrote:

Psychiatric Service Dog Partners is a peer directed group that supports and educates about psychiatric service dogs. The free online support group (listserv) is awesome, with lots of helpful people guiding others through the psychiatric service dog journey.... more »

  disasterheroines400 wrote:

I represent the Florida Association of Public Health Nurses, Inc.(FAPHN) We became involved with Just Give/GuideStar a year ago. We received recently our 1st donation through this program. Very efficient. Easy to use for donor and easy for FAPHN to... more »

  laurhlav wrote:

Dreams for Kids is an awesome place to work because not only are you gaining real world experience but you are also helping to create a great change. It is inspirational to see the hard work of all the staff come together for events and conferences. Also,... more »

  texaswalker wrote:

I just recently started with Homefront Hugs and what a great organization. From the serive they provide to being prompt with helpful information, I really am getting into this opportunity! Our service men and women deserve the very best!! more »

  Caryn G. wrote:

With my background in business strategy, I'm keenly attuned to the effectiveness of different nonprofits. Institute for Humane Education is indeed one of the most high-impact organizations I know. The group's approach to humane education stimulates profound... more »

  Michele102 wrote:

It was very helpful. Miss Myrna G was very caring with me, by helping me to clear all of my doubts. I'm thankfull that you took the time and love to talk with me, let me share you my experience and Yo hear about you. I think that your work is amazing! more »

  Claudia34 wrote:

22q Texas has saved me. The group of men and women behind this group will never know the depths of my love for them. We are about 6 months into the journey with 22q as my daughter was diagnosed at the beginning of the year. I have made many friendships,... more »

  David Wolfesky wrote:

rarediseases.org is far removed from knowing the patients they serve. more »

  kristin7 wrote:

Starfish One by One offers scholarships and mentorships to help Mayan girls get an education so they can ultimately break the cycle of poverty. Girls in that culture are not encouraged to get an education. Starfish not only offers financial assistance,... more »

  Writer wrote:

How do I love Our Children’s Trust? Let me count the ways. * They want to save the planet. * They do this by supporting science-based solutions to our climate crisis.* They give a voice to the youth who will inherit whatever my generation... more »

  Keturah S. wrote:

Girls Education Mission International is a fit and proper organization which all support may be extended. more »

  asheesh.banga wrote:

I was absolutely thrilled when I first heard about the Atlas Society, but I was a little skeptical as I had not come across many objectivists in my time spent in Washington DC. The more I got involved with the programs that were offered ranging from book... more »

  jcpenner wrote:

Shopping for a Change™ (SFAC) is a business model that provides work for marginalized groups of artisans and a means for marketing their products. That in and of itself helps make the world a better place, but it doesn’t stop there. What makes Shopping... more »

  nar822 wrote:

Global Orphan Prevention (GOP) is an organization that I have become familiar with over the past 4 years. As an educator and activist for social justice I find GOP to both benefit those it works closely with as well as set a bar for others in the field.... more »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  nandini.setia wrote:

I have been following Sanlaap since it started in 2009. I wanted to get involved with an organization from the ground level, to make sure that my time, money, and energy were really going towards the cause, instead of towards running the non-profit itself.... 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 »

  John H. wrote:

Having known about Becky's great success in helping prevent domestic violence, as well as helping victims escape abuse and coordinating and promoting events to raise more awareness and self defense methods, Becky's Fund is the top of my list for DC based... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am on the Board (which speaks less to bias than my love for the organization), but I think Fight for the Future is unbelievably creative and effective. They understand Internet activism as well as anyone and have been able to engage millions of people... more »

  Corinne C.1 wrote:

The folks at Katal really have their fingers on the pulse of modern social justice movements and the intersections of public policy that drive inequity. The organization is nimble, visible, and utilizes effective messaging. I appreciate the fact that... more »

  Chuck Woodson wrote:

Swords has been assisting Veterans in need since the 1970's in the San Francisco Bay area. To really evaluate a non-profit organization all you have to do is go to the men and women who are receiving the benefits from the organization. Having served 24... more »

  eileen5 wrote:

In November 2010 I had the opportunity to travel to Nepal and India where I met with grantees in Kathmandu and in Kolkata. We visited Project 5-O Calcutta, a project for which VGIF was the first funder in 1983. It continues to be a thriving community... more »

  Anne H.1 wrote:

Attended family week in P-town for the first time this year, it was one of the best weeks of my life. Love this organization and all they do to bring together families across the nation in love support and action. more »

  Scott Howard-Smith wrote:

While incarcerated, I sustained repeated sexual assaults via forced prostitution at the hands of prison gang members for over one year. I sought assistance from over twenty prisoner-rights groups throughout the country. None of them responded to me.... more »

  Laurie Flesher wrote:

DFW empowers women and children living in extreme poverty by funding programs fostering good health, education, and economic self-sufficiency, and cultivates educational dinner circles inspiring individuals to make a difference through the power of collective... more »

  mc2 wrote:

Having seen numerous Cameroonian NGOs from the inside now, I have been positively impressed by the functioning of Social Development International, Buea. Summarizing: appears to be trustworthy, open-minded, aware of common problems in society, appears... more »

  Access wrote:

Hearing Loss Association of America - Diablo Valley Chapter is a wonderful organization! It helped me learn how to live well with a disabling disorder, hearing loss. I would have been a completely different person if I had not joined this group. They... more »

  Toy C. wrote:

I was a volunteer to teach English for Goodwill back in 2008. This organisation really cares about disadvantaged women and actively helps them to have a better life. Some of them get paid really low, because they don't have the knowledge, skills and don't... more »

  LGBTCancer wrote:

Malecare pioneered Gay cancer support services. Starting in 1998, Malecare developed and continues to facilitate cancer survivor support groups and online groups for gay, bisexual and transgender cancer survivors. Malecare is our country's leading Gay... more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... more »

  Robert N. M. wrote:

When it came to publicizing a book on consumer protection that I had recently published, Consumer Action was helpful and speedy in mentioning the book in its monthly and widely-read newsletter. Thanks, CA! more »

  Patricia Fernandez-Kelly wrote:

The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund is an extraordinary organization founded in 2004 by local volunteers concerned about the treatment of immigrants in Central New Jersey. Committed volunteers have collaborated with LALDEF's executive... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jean and I have had the privilege of participating and supporting this pregnancy clinic for the past five years. The leaders are great stewards of the finances contributed by donors. The clients who come to the clinic immediately experience a warm, respectful... more »

  awashingtongirl wrote:

CDT produces information that is thoughtful, relevant and helpful when formulating technology policy. The events and publications are incredibly useful in my work, and its staff is simply outstanding. more »

  jerner wrote:

Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center provides much-needed education and support to the LGBT community in the Lehigh Valley. The staff and directors are professional, committed, and incredibly hard-working. This organization makes the most of every... more »

  eclare333 wrote:

NoStigmas came into my life a few months ago and I am better for it. Jacob Moore has created a strong but gentle voice in an otherwise absent conversation. Through the organization, I have met incredible people with even more incredible stories. Much... more »

  COSHB wrote:

L.E.A.C.E.F. has provided fun and healthy community services that have given community members a fresh outlook on life. L.E.A.C.E.F. lifts up the past, works for the present and plans for the future. L.E.A.C.E.F.'s services include cross-age collaboration,... more »

  grace11 wrote:

Ms4c has been the most supportive, awesome and inspiration group I've gotten involved with since starting medical school. This is such an important cause that is often not acknowledged in our curriculums, so they have a super important role more »

  katenj wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since it first started working to unite communities to end human trafficking in 2011. It has been an inspiration to me, especially because of the diverse groups it brings together with a common goal. It helped... more »

  02Dixon wrote:

I attended one of their meetings entitled "SOS", Saving our Sisters. . it included professional people (doctors, nurses, counselors, etc.) they talked openly about ways to become more aware of health issues, like yearly health exams, mammograms, taking... more »

  texaco wrote:

I have been involved with ACCESS Colorado and ACCESS nationally for a little less than 2 years. The international reach of this organization is nothing short of amazing and the ability to connect with other young leaders from across the globe is inspiring! more »

  konnie wrote:

Great organization run by great people! A perfect example of helping others that comes from pure motivation from the heart and their desire to take care of those that have taken care of us by fighting for their country! more »

  annemck wrote:

If I judged VOP by the quality of personal interactions as a volunteer I've encountered at their headquarters over the years, I would have to give them the whole box of gold stars. Each member of the staff has treated me as someone worth listening to... more »

  mrsnyim wrote:

This group is wonderful! Great fun for all kids with special needs and their siblings (parents too). We have participated in bowling, basketball, softball, Splash-in-the-boro adventure, Christmas parties and more! Come join the fun and camaraderie, you'll... more »

  Margene B. wrote:

While the numbers seem to tell you that Project Vote Smart isn't using your money for their stated goals, I believe they are working on a shoe-string budget and the public is getting a LOT for their money. Their product is a unbiased chart showing how... more »

  ShelleyS wrote:

I first became aware of Truth Be Told, an organization that provides transformational programs for women behind and beyond bars in prison, through a good friend of mine who was involved. I then attended a graduation ceremony at Lockhart Prison in Texas,... more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »

  ChrisOhio wrote:

I had an opportunity to work with CDF for a number of years while I worked in health care advocacy. CDF has long been an important voice in advocating for improved health care access, from the initial passage of S-CHIP in 90s to efforts to have it reauthorized... more »

  Marley wrote:

I am a teacher that brought my 4th grade students to the Mosaic Project camp in Napa and was blown away by how together the program is. After five days and four nights at Mosaic, my kids came home singing songs like "Fighting is not the solution..."... more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

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

  Richard129 wrote:

Amazing time! I started out as a youth and the staff/youth were extremely accepting and fun to talk with. The meetings are fun and educational. You will always leave the space with new information and feeling like your thoughts were heard. I eventually... more »

  Jennifer A. Waggoner wrote:

The League has made me the person I am today. No other organization has given me such amazing opportunities to learn, network with fascinating leaders in their fields, and get involved in my community. I have been involved with all sorts of organizations... more »

  ellen7 wrote:

World Pulse's vision is to enable women's voices to be heard globally. The organization has created PulseWire, an online network that enables women to tell their stories and get feedback and encouragement from other women around the world. An example... more »

  Jaysenpluto C. wrote:

I've volunteered with On-the-Move for almost two years on a variety of projects and events and have always been impressed and overwhelmed by the mission, dedication and innovation with the programs and core vision of On-the-Move Community Integration.... more »

  Adam B.4 wrote:

I was involved with Constructing Hope back in 2007 helping them get their Oregon State Certification for their pre-apprenticeship program. With that certification came acceptance by most construction unions to accept their graduates straight into their... more »

  M. Limer wrote:

I have seen how MBB works directly with women in South Sudan enabling them to achieve their goals. A young woman, in a culture that expects girls to be married early and to find their place only in the home, finds a place in school. A school is supported... more »

  Lorrayne P. wrote:

When I came home from Prison 8 yrs ago things looked grim. I enrolled in an Advocacy Leadership Program sponsored by the Correctional Assocations Women in Prison Project "RECONNECT" and I have been soaring every since !!!!! Today I am a Certified Alcohol... more »

  iwonderwonderwho wrote:

A great inter-generational, inter-ethnic and even inter-denominational group of friends and activists committed to a more generous and peaceful world. Fascinating programs and projects of an international nature with opportunities for people to volunteer... more »

  dawn9 wrote:

This organization opened my eyes to the demographics of those who are abused and trapped in a foreign country and how difficult it is to obtain assistance in these countries. more »

  RCSteeb wrote:

Over my four years of involvement with the NFJC I have raised my awareness of the issues in the WNY community with respect to tolerance and inclusion as well as how I can have a positive influence on my neighbors. The greatest impact has been with my... more »

  Devon H. wrote:

I am a volunteer with MomsBloom and it is an amazing way to help families with new babies and get your "baby fix" at the same time! more »

  Mark H. wrote:

I feel very fortunate to be part of the Food Empowerment Project. I volunteer with a number of organizations, but no one else is working on the intersectionality of so many social-justice issues, and they all relate to food: environmental racism, animal... more »

  Corrina G. wrote:

The dedication and commitment of SERES' staff never fails to take my breath away. They are an incredible team of local leaders and knowledge brokers working tirelessly for a better future for Central America. I am especially excited by what the future... more »

  Ron H.5 wrote:

I feel Arc of Aurora is by far the best group out there helping people more »

  JesusChrist O. wrote:

I contacted them in hopes of gaining advice on how to help child abuse survivors. They told me to not do any thing! Said to just edit pictures and repost news stories. I don't quite get how that is 501 worthy. more »

  kmullan wrote:

Justice for Sierah's commitment to meaningful change is inspiring. They've created the states first Violent Offender Database, which that alone would have been enough for MOST organizations. But, they aren't most organizations. Justice For Sierah is also... more »

  Writer wrote:

United Sikhs is an organisation that helps international communities in event of any disaster. Also it brings to fore the issues of Ethical Sikh Minority in US. more »

  ramlabile wrote:

CAIR-MN is one of the most effective and bold civil rights organizations in the Midwest. The organization addresses a range of issues from bias/harassment at schools to workplace discrimination and media representation to combating Islamophobia. CAIR-MN... more »

  SusanFrancis wrote:

When I moved to Maryland in 2005, I was looking for an organization that had the potential to make significant impact and that was focused on helping those with limited access to resources (including housing, employment, education, legal protections,... more »

  mark14 wrote:

i have been involved with Pro Mujer for several years now as a very vocal supporter and donor. three years ago i had the opportunity to see first hand how they work with women in latin america. i went on a Pro Mujer field trip to Peru. what truly impressed... more »

  ginny133 wrote:

I visited the Wings office and talked with staff when I was in Guatemala a couple years ago. (I was part of Social Work Graduate School trip.) We found the staff to be very sincere and informed, but also gentle and kind. I came away confident that they... more »

  israel wrote:

I have been with Na'Amaat for 65 years. I have been to Israel 4 times. I have raised money to go to our Donor Luncheon every year. I have been Treasurer for 6 years in Buffalo, N.Y., 6 yrs. in Miami Bch., And 10 yrs. in West Palm Bch. I was Calendar Chairperson,... more »

  Username987 wrote:

I have attended a number Represent Women events over the past few years. They are driving real programs that help move us closer to gender parity in elected office. I was happy to celebrate with them when the NYC City Council recently realized a majority... more »

  Jordan K. wrote:

I work for NRDC (the Natural Resources Defense Council). The Andrew Goodman Foundation honored our President Frances Beinecke as a "Hidden Hero" in 2009 and has helped support our environmental justice work. Andrew Goodman and his family are an inspiration... more »

  TSLD wrote:

IDEX is a storied organization that has quietly done groundbreaking, revolutionary work with community-based organizations in the Global South. Their model of flexible grantmaking and long-term partnership has the capacity to transform little-known, but... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  amanwhocares wrote:

This organization is greatly needed now in the atmosphere of terror mongering coming from our highest levels in government. Thus innocents are being consumed. This organization seeks to defend justice and truth by helping victims of misled views. more »

  Pooja D. wrote:

What the Hindu American Foundation does will benefit not only those Hindus in America, but ultimately those all over the world. more »

  mlswc wrote:

Batonga helps educate young women in Africa. In most African nations, only a small percentage of girls are able to attend secondary school. But research has shown that educating girls is vital to improving living standards in developing nations. Educated... more »

  nyc_ed_hudson wrote:

Have seen the organization grow from a small grassroots cause to a city-wide initiative, and now to an organization with a national presence. Their curriculum is strong and necessary, and their approach is essential. Allowing students the chance to explore... more »

  mobileUser373462 wrote:

Conejos Clean Water brings community together through their Valleybound Garden, engages area youth in outdoor recreation, stands up against fracking (even in court), and remains committed to serving the communities of the San Luis Valley. more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

A network with integrity in pushing for a just solution for peace between the Palestinians and Israelis. It is not focussed on 1 state or 2 state solutions...it is focussed on principles of equality, justice, and peace. more »

  fvaldesp wrote:

International Rivers leads the fight for people, rivers and ecosystems everywhere. They supply documents and advice that are very valuable for river defenders everywhere. more »

  catforce wrote:

I haven't used Grassroots because, after I joined, I couldn't get anybody to call me back about your service. I've sent emails and was told someone would contact me. Well, that's been 6 months or more. I have nothing good to say. more »

  Fathers4Justice wrote:

What IS Fathers-4-Justice®? Fathers-4-Justice® US (F4J®) is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit, volunteer army of fathers, mothers, grandparents, and others dedicated to fighting for truth, justice and equality in family law. The F4J®... more »

  Jody U. wrote:

Deirdre O'Connor, Executive Director, is the heart and soul of Innocence Matters. My association with Deirdre O'Connor is four years old now. She and I met in the Emory University Toastmasters Club where we discovered several common interests that included... more »

  Daywalkerpoet23 wrote:

GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services is a one-of-a-kind organization in the Tennessee Valley area. I have personally been witness to the organization's growth from an idea into an effective community service agency that not only serves the gay, lesbian, bisexual,... more »

  Jennifer114 wrote:

They provide great information and resources to girls not only in our area but all over the country. Their message is one of empowerment for girls and women of all ages. They want our world to be one where women are equals, treated fairly and and are... more »

  Bryce M.1 wrote:

The work and effort put forth by this organization is unbelievable. The organization works hours attempting to help families find their way in darkness to bring fourth a light that you didn’t expect to see. more »

  Ann_46 wrote:

Defending Dissent has been one of my most trusted sources of information on issues that I care about deeply and have worked on for more than 20 years. more »

  marble123 wrote:

They seem to have hit on a new approach to changing minds about gay marriage. Send pleasant people out to engage people pleasantly. I like this. I hope it works. Good One and Good Luck, Dave Cooper Ramona P.S. Please share this with the organization.... more »

  Charlotte17 wrote:

LDV is a bootstrapped, volunteer-run org, meaning every $ goes a long way. It's one of the most heavily trafficked voting sites on the internet and the only big-player that is 100% volunteer operated. more »

  daviduhl wrote:

I have been very impressed the quality of care L'Arche provides to those with developmental disabilities. It goes beyond the care-giver/client relationship. It can be more aptly called a family. I just am inspired by their work and am glad a place... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great resource for women and families experiencing an unplanned pregnancy.Caring and compassionate volunteers and staff. They have good referrals and information. Everything is free of charge. more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

Life affirming group leading the way to a country with less concentrated wealth and power. A country with a stronger middle class and social mobility. more »

  yvonnesa wrote:

I've beem a board member on a number of national marches on DC, including the one that presented the AIDS quilt. The NBJC group is carring on my early work with colleges, police and AIDS just to name a few. Keeping up to date about events, programs,... more »

  Emily112 wrote:

This organization is filled with people who care and support and help educate mothers! And many mothers are in desperate need of all these things! Being a mom is the most fulfilling and important thing I've ever done and it's also the most challenging.... more »

  melodymorrell wrote:

Echo Valley Hope is an incredible nonprofit. The people involved are the most kind, conscious individuals I know. Every moment of volunteer time and every cent they get is used well. They are also brilliant at getting things done with re-used materials.... more »

  Michele24 wrote:

The Women's Educational Center has been an invaluable resource for myself and countless other women. I started going there in the 1970's as a young woman trying to make my way in the world, and the classes, 12-step meetings, networking, and resources... more »

  okitta wrote:

My daughter took the basics class a number of years ago, and the change in her confidence was dramatic. The boundary setting skills she learned have proven to be invaluable any number of times. more »

  Brian J wrote:

Being a former principal allowed me to see first hand the problems that our young children face each day. I am happy to be a board member of an organization whose mission and vision is to help students understand the importance of working together and... more »

  Najie A. wrote:

I Volunteer for this organization that provides 100% of its time to ensuring our men and women in the military are not forgotten. They pack hundreds of boxes a month all on donations and time. Consider them, they are worth it more »

  Travis A. wrote:

WDFH is an amazing organization that provides a beautiful stream of need and music. It is an essential resource for our community and deserves much more attention. more »

  terryrose wrote:

Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach is committed to improving the lives of women and girls in actions as well as words. We adopted 2 moms for our Soroptimist year this year, will give 3 Live Your Dream Cash Awards to single moms going to school... more »

  Angie wrote:

I have been involved in PeaceJam program for the last 10 years. I was in high school when I first took part in the program and I can say I am today a much better human being because of it. Having Nobel Peace Laureates as your mentor and role model has... more »

  jesskent wrote:

Sister Terry and her staff, plus volunteers, have created a dynamic and effective program in Claremont, CA. The Board of Directors and organization's neighborhood advocates are diverse and passionate about the initiative. I have assisted Crossroads with... more »

  iptl14 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Breath of Life Center since it’s inception. I have witnessed over and over again the caring and warmth displayed to every client. I have also had the opportunity to see the overwhelming gratitude of the clients towards Breath... more »

  Heather AF wrote:

As a child, I witnessed domestic violence. When asked to be a board member of Safe Nest, I did not hesitate. Safe Nest is the most comprehensive organization in southern Nevada providing services to victims of domestic violence and education for abusers.... more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

I have had the privilege to get to know AXIS and to witness the results of their work with academically motivated students of color. I believe they are unique in that they are working to ensure the students they serve are placed in schools that engage... more »

  pauliwally wrote:

Without WVE, I would be entirely ignorant of the toxins in my every day household and personal care products. WVE not only empowers me to make good choices as a consumer, but also to add my voice to the chorus of people who want products that are safe... more »

  lisa24 wrote:

The Samburu Project is an organization that is impacting so many lives in Kenya by nearly most of the funds raised going directly to the implementation of well drilling. The Mission is to bring clean, safe drinking water to as many as possible by drilling... more »

  laprofesora wrote:

I am the Board Chair of Mujeres de Maiz Opportunity Foundation. We provide access to education to girls and women in a cooperative in Chiapas, Mexico Three years ago we applied to Alternative Gifts International to be in their catalog and were accepted.... more »

  valerie9 wrote:

The Women For Afghan Women (WAW)have done a tremendous job in providing shelter, safety and skills for Afghan women. Time Magazine recently put out a cover story by Richard Stengel, Managing Editor on Thursday, Jul. 29, 2010. WAW provided shelter for... more »

  Elizabeth185 wrote:

Now known as The Children's Haven supports children impacted by abuse. Committed to helping children and families heal. more »

  Writer wrote:

It has been amazing to work with Fierce Freedom over the last few months. The staff is a joy to work with, and as a volunteer your efforts could help change someone's life, right in your own back yard. more »

  Writer wrote:

Youth up Health has shaped me as a growing adult. An experience that will stay with me for a life time. more »

  cmorin wrote:

One year after seeking advice from counselors at our local CareNet in dealing with a family situation, I started volunteering a few hours each week. The staff was compassionate and caring which made me want to become a part of their staff to help them... more »

  Pro Joe wrote:

Our Micah 6:8 Project was during our church's Serve Day and we cleaned up a playground and went to see and pray about their upcoming Christmas Store for those less fortunate. more »

  TWillingham wrote:

As vice president of Learning is for Everyone for the last two years, my role has been an active and enjoyable one, but not always a deeply personal one. When we rose to the challenge of creating a community based high school level robotics team in an... more »

  Jonelle Riley M. wrote:

Wome of Toledo is a nonprofit organization that offers multiple programs that fit my entrepreneurial endeavors, social networking support and educational resources to improve interpersonal goals. I look forward to their annual conferences that expand... more »

  Prolife1 wrote:

"I can't do this! I'm still a student. I'll get no support from him. What will my parents say? I know abortion is wrong, but maybe it's my only solution." These were the thoughts racing through Sherri's mind when she saw those two lines on the pregnancy... more »

  Susan90 wrote:

I have been a donor-investor in the work of Mary's Pence since their founding. I deeply admire their work with women's grassroots initiatives, working to support and promote the empowerment of women struggling to improve themselves, their families, and... 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 »

  Uknando wrote:

Immigration Equality has helped put the word out on an issue which affects me. They are always on top of every issue which is brought to their attention. They also tend to help people on a one on one basis in respect to questions about particular issues. more »

  dabram wrote:

Because of NCJW, our ArtPals groups bring art appreciation, art lessons, and art projects to low-income schools. Our ArtPals students don't have access to museums or art classes and are able to express themselves in many mediums, leading to enhanced learning... more »

  scott815 wrote:

This is a shady, duplicitous “clinic” that deliberately aims to present itself as a pro-choice women’s clinic, but is actually an anti-choice front created to scare pregnant women into keeping unwanted pregnancies by forcing them to do ultrasounds... more »

  tovahshraga wrote:

Atlanta Israel Coalition is an amazing non partisan non profit organization run solely by volunteers and donations! It offers free educational and community programming both in person and on zoom to support Israel. AIC unites different faith groups from... more »

  markroest wrote:

Romero Institute's mission is Building movements that win social and environmental justice. They are led by and have attracted many brilliant activists with their commitment, organization, and inclusive worldview, which includes centering First Nations... more »

  christopher williams wrote:

My daughter has been learning karate at CAE for the past year and she enjoys it tremendously. She sometimes demonstrates to us at home what she has learned and I can see that she has really learned a lot. She always looks forward to attending class... more »