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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »