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Washington, DC

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OUR MISSION: Rainbow Families supports, educates and connects lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) families,... more »

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Sojourners

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Washington, DC

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Sojourners is a nonpartisan, faith-based 501(c)(3) organization that offers alternative commentary on faith, politics, and culture... more »

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Washington, DC

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CAPITAL AREA IMMIGRANTS RIGHTS COALITION

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Washington, DC

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CAIR Coalition - a coalition of legal groups, advocacy groups and social service providers serving the immigrant community in... more »

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Washington, DC

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INSTITUTE FOR BLACK CHARITIES

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Washington, DC

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TO PROVIDE SERVICES AND TECHNICAL ASSISTANCE TO CHARITABLE NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS IN THE AREAS OF ORGANIZATIONAL DEVELOPMENT,... more »

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Washington, DC

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Quality Trust for Individuals with Disabilities, Inc.

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Washington, DC

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Quality Trust is a non-profit advocacy organization that supports children and adults who have developmental disabilities (ie.,... more »

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Washington, DC

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District Of Columbia School Of Law Foundation

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Washington, DC

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DCSLF raises funds for scholarships, fellowships, consultants, and other School of Law needs and mobilizes support of the legal... more »

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Washington, DC

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PREVENT HUMAN TRAFFICKING

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Washington, DC

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Prevent Human Trafficking (PHT) is a DC based non-profit working to build a bridge between South East Asia and the United States... more »

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Washington, DC

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NORML Foundation

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Washington, DC

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The NORML Foundation''s mission is to educate the public about the costs of marijuana prohibition and the benefits of alternative... more »

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Washington, DC

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Consumers For A Responsive Legal System

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Washington, DC

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Consumers for a responsive legal system works to make the legal system more accessible, affordable, and accountable to its users.... more »

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Washington, DC

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Justiceaid

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Washington, DC

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JusticeAid leverages the community-building power of arts and music to transform awareness into action in the fight against injustice. more »

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Washington, DC

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VoteRiders

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Washington, DC

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VoteRiders’ mission is to ensure that no eligible voter is prevented from casting a ballot that counts due to voter ID laws,... more »

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Washington, DC

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Guns Down America

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Washington, DC

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Washington, DC

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