Find Race Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Panya H. wrote:

I have seen how the Crowley Foundation has helped many young people achieve greatness 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  bobena wrote:

In addition to serving on the Board, I was a participant in an Equity by Design Immersive Series and LOVED it! Over the course of three days, I learned about the equity centered community design framework, the importance of centering and including living... more »

  bonnietoo wrote:

I first supported Morris Dees and his organization many years ago. He and the Center have uncovered, prosecuted and brought down many many extremely violent racist individuals and groups. They go up against the toughest groups in the country and don't... more »

  mysterymom wrote:

Wonderful music, terrific singers, creative direction. This is a "ya'll come" community chorus that seeks to break down racial barriers in our community. The singers are very movitated - they come ready to work HARD to make beautiful music. more »

  GoodFriend wrote:

This organization is doing great work in Oakland. I visited their site at the YMCA Urban services in the Hoover Corridor and i was extremely impressed with the the parent program and the youth leadership interns. more »

  artcribbs wrote:

Encompass is a unique, exciting, powerful organization that provides teenagers with opportunities to expand their world by learning about the human condition affecting people in their schools, communities, across the country and around the world. Using... more »

  Amy S. wrote:

The Diversity Council of Rochester, MN is amazing. I volunteered for the RACE exhibit. Through this experience, I was able to receive training about race and the implications that race has in our country. I was then able to take my new knoweldge and... more »

  LGreg wrote:

This is the best Holocaust Museum and Education Center I have seen in South Florida. They also conduct a statewide Holocaust reflection Contest each year for thousands of schools across the entire state. I will be donating to this center for sure. more »

  Masatoshi M. wrote:

Even as a volunteer, I feel like a client served by this organization because of the continual development I experience through Community Tampa Bay's programming. Whenever I volunteer or attend program events, the staff is always welcoming and makes... more »

  Sarah wrote:

PJA is an amazing organization that works toward social justice, brings groups together, and builds Jewish communities. It's currently at a crossroads (with a new executive director, expanding to new cities), and I expect that it will take on new issues,... more »

  david52 wrote:

Creative Change provided excellent consultation and support in all aspects of the work,from conceiving the course to the design of the materials and evaluation. Creative Change staff also collaborated with our staff to deliver the course, and providing... more »

  haleyh wrote:

I was fortunate enough to be located next to the No Evil Project at an outdoor festival the year they began this wonderful work. I was staffing a table for the Worcester Women's History Project (another terrific local non-profit) leading interactive... more »

  knahigian1 wrote:

The only Sacramento-area organization focused on promoting tolerance and understanding between religious believers and unchurched citizens. more »

  boigrrlwonder wrote:

My family first attended camp in 2022. The moment we stepped out of the car, my oldest (who is skeptical, shy, and anxious) said "Can we come back next year?" I knew right then we had found a forever community. more »

  dbenson wrote:

Youth Celebrate Diversity has run a diversity conference at Cherry Creek High School for the past twenty-five years. The conference is one of the biggest events of the year at our school. Dozens of schools attend from Colorado and sometimes from other... more »

  sh wrote:

I have had the pleasure of working with the staff and management at Changing Worlds since 2006. It is by far one of the more exemplary mid-sized non-profits that I have seen in my many years as a consultant and manager. Changing Worlds has a winning... more »

  forealestatee wrote:

Recently I had to write something for college about my proudest moment, and this is what I wrote: One of my proudest moments happened this summer when I was a volunteer staffer for COLAGE. I worked with the younger age group, who unfortunately, most of... more »

  somneng wrote:

Youth Together has made an extremely positive impact in my life. Growing up in East Oakland was not the most safe and empowering experience, but with Youth Together I had the privilege of being part of making positive changes and empowering my community.... more »

  CT21 wrote:

The Tanenbaum Center's work on behalf of religious tolerance and basic education and acceptance of religions around the world is inspiring and truly an effort to make the world a better, more accepting place. Aside from the organization's good... more »

  Sl88821 wrote:

I was a volunteer for this organization in 2012. It is a complete scam, there are activities held; however the funds are never seen afterwards. There was a scholorship fund that was suppose to go to college students, but they never received them following... 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 »

  pantano440 wrote:

The Gay Lesbian and Straight Education Network has been an influential organization in both the development of my personal as well as my professional life. On a personal level I have found strength and pride as an openly gay educator in Boston. I have... more »

  Ania L. wrote:

I first became involved with Art for Change (AfC) as a volunteer in 2004. I have been impressed with the organization from the start. Art for Change creates exciting programs that benefit the community on a limited budget and has been a home away from... more »

  mslo wrote:

The founder of WFHD, Suna Senman-Lane understands the need to develop a healthy self by allowing the youth group that she works with to make decisions and choose goals that benefit their peers close to home and in other countries. She is committed to... more »

  gr8vision wrote:

this is the first-ever explicitly Turkic-American organization, which does good grassroots advocacy and several events throughout the U.S. They now boast 16,000 members and have multiple publications, have been recognized by the U.S. Census Bureau and... more »

  Blake P. wrote:

World Trust is an organization that promotes racial equity through film and dialogue. Most recently I saw their film Cracking the Codes: The System of Inequity in Oakland and it was a night I will never forget. Their founder Dr. Shakti Butler put on... more »

  lettucespray wrote:

The Center for the Healing Racism is an important part of my life. After taking part in the Dialog:Racism program, I began teaching a Healing Racism class at St. Agnes Academy in Houston. Without the help of Co-director Cherry Steinwender and other... more »

  Joshua M. wrote:

TransGender Michigan is a great organization that helps countless people throughout Michigan. The dedication and compassion is beyond compare. They are tireless is their fight for the "T" in LGBT as well as the LGBT community as a whole. They do great... more »

  patti wrote:

I love what YES does because it is working to ensure that our future will be led by people who understand what is important. By supporting young community leaders around the world, YES makes a difference today and lays the groundwork for sustainable,... more »

  betty31 wrote:

Helping educators learn more about all kinds of prejudice and their historical past helps all to become aware and enact change. more »

  APPPAHManager wrote:

This nonprofit helps reveal how this cultural trauma affects all of us. They do a good job showing this through images, stories and science in a way that humanity can grow from. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a racially harmonious person my entire life and I always will be! I love the human race as a whole. God has blessed me to be of mixed race origin(Asian, Black, Middle Eastern and Native-American). I am also a miscegenator. I was so... more »

  EOHutchinson wrote:

The Los Angeles Urban Policy Roundtable is a ten year old 501 C3 public charity and education organization. In June, 2011 we launched our Impact Micro Award Program. Since our launch in June we have awarded 14 Impact Micro Awards to community organizations... more »

  Freedomofspeech wrote:

I would encourage this non profit to become more tolerant. They should embrace our Constitution and the rights it protects, including free speech. This world needs more acceptance of each individual's beliefs, rather than condemnation of disparate views.... more »

  ccassady wrote:

I'm From Driftwood (IFD) is one of the most important and effective organizations to the LGBT community. Having watched this organization grow from an idea to a recognized 501(c)3, I have been continually inspired by the dedication and creativity of Executive... more »

  T-Rod wrote:

I have had the pleasure and priviledge of being a volunteer and a board member at Youth Speaks for the past 6+ years and have seen this organization make a difference in the lives of thousands of Bay Area Youth. Youth Speaks has created a space and community... more »

  CoachGreg wrote:

Bringing Parents together in a variety of ways to allow them to share in common interests and challenges is just the beginning. Classrooms invite Parents from various locations throughout the world to participate in discussions and solution for testing... more »

  Chawn W. wrote:

Another Ann Arbor is an informative web site that relies on contributions and information from the community. The harvest and need is great. African Americans and people of African descent are able to use this outlet to address various concerns, happenings... more »

  jwherley wrote:

events poorly planned for a budget of 160,000. most of money is used for salaries and overhead and none for programs. board of directors doesn't even bother showing up at events. new director called a community partner rude to other community members... more »

  Lica Tomizuka Sanborn wrote:

YouthCARE provides amazing leadership and growth opportunities to urban youth in a caring and supportive environment. All of the programming is free, and the organization eliminates one of the major barriers to participation by urban youth -- access --... more »

  Betsy Gaines Q. wrote:

This is truly a remarkable organization and a gift to Bozeman and Montana. MTREP is nimble and can respond to social justice issues readily (such as when white supremacist/nazi flyers were distributed in Bozeman) but they also host trainings, seminars... more »

  Laura Greenwald wrote:

I have helped them distribute food, in various places all over Southern California. This is an amazing organization, which operates the Feeding and Teaching program. Thanks for the wonderful insight. Laura Greenwald more »

  Writer wrote:

$1000 for a ticket to a Lunar New Year gala? Wow. Instead of wishing for prosperity and good health, save the money (prosperity) and have good mental health. more »

  debbie Bergantz wrote:

This is an awesome organization. I hope more people read about Truthseekers. I hope more support come for those who give tirelessly and willingly to help those who need it the most. Truthseekers is very accountable and a trustworthy nonprofit organization. more »

  rukidding wrote:

Absolutely horrible! They helped me get into an apartment development and when I began having issues with management, repeatedly called police about being harassed by a psychotic druggie tenant, THEY THREW ME UNDER THE BUS!!! Said that they can no longer... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Causing A Stir has such an important mission of providing innovative programs to diversify & empower those who work in the hospitality space!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CAS our partner!! CLOZTALK team >>... more »

  waterwaterwell wrote:

I worked as a volunteer for their camp Indigo a few years back and had a great experience with all the kids and staff. I made a lot of new friends and felt as though I was really needed. Its a fun camp, no long hours and the time moves fast. I felt as... more »

  CarmelDiva wrote:

Sojourn is an organization that goes over and beyond the mission. It is changing the lives of our next generation by sharing stories of brave Americans that helped to free this country. Those stories are still, for the most part not being taught in... more »

  Doer wrote:

When Project Harmony began in 1985, the Vacant lots across the street were mountains of trash, rats, drug paraphernalia & more. Our elderly neighbor, Mr. Joseph Daniel Wilson--after whom our remaining community garden is named--along with neighborhood... more »

  jbsifc wrote:

The Spokane Interfaith Council is a diverse group of people with a passion for fostering interfaith dialogue and understanding in the Spokane area. We are small but growing, and always open to new members and participants. Our bi-montly Interfaith Women's... more »

  DeeEB wrote:

I served as a volunteer interpreter for their Political Asylum Program and was very impressed with the level of organization and service the LCCR provides. I worked on many different cases and every time the dedication of all staff involved, including... more »

  Divine G wrote:

I worked with Council for Unity as an intern for several weeks and I found the experience to be truly phenomenal. Besides enhancing my experience with helping youth, I learned a wealth of other important skills. This Organization was well organized and... more »

  r.rangi wrote:

Ally Action really, truly saves lives. In the past 10 years I have volunteered and/or worked with the organization, I have seen and felt the immense impact the organization has had on the lives of the people it has touched. I have literally seen young... more »

  Rami E. wrote:

In our dialogue, I met a Palestinian man who described with glistening eyes the blossoms of the olive trees in his childhood house in Jenin, a few kilometers from where I grew up. I met a Palestinian woman who was shot at by a soldier who may have been... more »

  Christopher38 wrote:

As of December 18, 2013, I have been an active volunteer with this organization for 6 months. I have witnessed various community organizations (e.g., Justice Institute, HRC, Promo) as well as individuals of our community benefit from the organization's... more »

  Joel13 wrote:

Following the Women's Movement and concern for the magnitude of USA issue with domestic violence, this group has supported mentoring sports, mentoring in schools to assure men grow up to think of shared power and fairness. Work with sentencing circles... more »

Founded in 1987, leadership buffalo, inc. Conducts programs designed to enhance development of long-term leadership in the greater... more »

Focused on the vision of God's peace, the interfaith peaceCENTER supports the learning of peace in our lives and the demonstration... more »

New memphis forges a prosperous and vital new memphis by attracting, developing, activating and retaining talent in order to move... more »

Conduct programs related to youth leadership more »

education and advocacy for the poor more »

Love 1 Another is a dedicated to raising awareness of the concept of "love one another" through promotion of the phrase itself... more »

The center is a non-profit, charitable corporation whose purpose is to assist individuals in the resolution and management of... more »

We are especially active in the area of providing teacher trainings on the creation of inclsive school environments. more »

The Museum capitalizes on its location in historic Sandy Spring. As a former terminus on the Underground Railroad with Black families... more »

Mission Statement: Fostering respect, understanding and lifelong learning of ethnic heritabe, diverse cultures and intergenerational... more »

The organization seeks through its publications to (i) increase the available resources and literature on nonviolence; (ii) emplower... more »

Support positive human relations by continuing the vision and legacy of jim mcentee, past director of the office of human relations,... more »

ASIA exists to create a better future for orphaned and abandoned children, provide support for adoptive families and increase... more »

Our mission is to inspire muslim hoosiers to connect through service and civic engagements in their communities. Our vision is... more »

Post-graduate rabbinical school - to prepare jewish scholars for their future role as effective leaders of the jewish community.... more »

The arab film festival(aff)enhances public understanding of arab culture and provides alternative representations of arabs that... more »

Formed in New Orleans in 1993 by a Black woman and White woman, ERACE's mission is "We seek ways, through person-to-person communication,... more »

Eyewitness Palestine is a transformational education program that inspires and trains participants to be accountable lifelong... more »

The mision of the community race relations coalition is to sustain dialogue in order to raise awareness on issues of race and... more »

LYG boosts the self-esteem of lesbian, bisexual, transgender, gay and questioning youth by providing a safe space that encourages:... more »

The Black Student Fund was established in 1963 to desegregate the independent schools of metropolitan Washington, DC and make... more »

Jimena's mission is to achieve universal recognition for the heritage and history of the 850,000 indigenous jewish refugees from... more »

To advocate for civil rights, provide legal services and education, and build coalitions to positively influence and impact asian... more »

Facilitate the creation of life-serving systems,where all people are getting their needs met and are resolving their conflicts... more »

We Strive to End ANTI-LGBT Bias in K-12 Schools. more »

BlackFemaleProject uplifts Black women's voices, affirms our experiences, and offers insights to achieve self-defined success... more »

Today, more multiracial babies are born in states like California, Oregon and Washington than any other race except Caucasian.... more »