Learn more about their work and donate to their campaigns as they take on the Mockingbird Fundraising Challenge, part of our Nonprofit Incubator Program. The two campaigns that raise the most during the challenge will get additional matching funds from us. Every dollar you give counts and can make a significant impact! Interested in being part of our program? Sign up for our waitlist.
Learn more about their work and donate to their campaigns as they take on the Mockingbird Challenge, part of our Nonprofit Incubator Program. The two campaigns that raise the most during the challenge will get additional matching funds from us. Every dollar you give counts and can make a significant impact!
Learn more about their work and donate to their campaigns as they take on the Pre-Giving Tuesday Challenge, part of our Nonprofit Incubator Program. The two campaigns that raise the most during the challenge will get additional matching funds from us. Every dollar you give counts and can make a significant impact!
Learn more about their work and donate to their campaigns as they take on the Pre-Giving Tuesday Challenge, part of our Nonprofit Incubator Program. The 3 campaigns that raise the most during the challenge will get additional matching funds from us. Every dollar you give counts and can make a significant impact!
Angie's House is dedicated to making a difference in the lives of students with Attention Deficit Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD). We believe that every student, regardless of their neurodiversity, deserves the opportunity to thrive academically, socially, and personally. Your donation will help us provide vital resources, support, and programs to students and their families. Together, we can create a brighter future for students with ADHD.
Bardfly is a Los Angeles-based site-specific theatre company. Our inaugural season kicked off in 2023.
We do Shakespeare, and sometimes other stuff. We do it in bars, in parks, in places you can drink a beer and stop and smell the audience. We try not to run longer than 90 minutes, we don't feel like English class, and we won't let you miss the dirty jokes.
Bardfly Theatre Co. envisions a Los Angeles where watching a play or other theatrical performance feels as obvious a choice on a night out as seeking out live music. We believe theatre, including Shakespeare, should feel fun and accessible and double as a social experience.
Be the Change in Mental Health is a pioneering organization dedicated to making Psychedelic-assisted Psychotherapy and Innovative Mental Health Treatments accessible to the public in a legal and medically-supervised manner. Their team, which includes medical doctors and licensed therapists, provides services aimed at helping individuals, including first responders, veterans and women who have suffered from abuse, with treatment-resistant mental health issues like depression, generalized anxiety disorder and trauma.
The Cinema Sisters International Film Festival - or the CSIFF for short - was launched in 2017 as a celebration of female screenwriters, directors, and the films they make. Sister filmmakers are asked to share their completed works - short films of no longer than thirty-nine minutes comprising many genres (narratives, documentaries, animation, and so on). All of these works are written and directed by women or by nonbinary folk who identify closely to womanhood.
DesComplex Regional Pain Syndrome (CRPS) Awareness Month is just around the corner and we want to get a head start! Our goal is to raise $10,000 in the next 30 days in order to give out as many scholarships as possible during CRPS Awareness Month!
Our scholarships are offered to warriors in need of medical care they cannot afford. Doctors that treat CRPS are hard to come by and treatment is even more difficult to qualify for. Many treatments that have proven to be affective agaisnt this excruciating disease are not covered by insurance. Many warriors also struggle to meet the costs of treatments living on a fixed income due to the disease limiting their ability to work. Our scholarships, provide warriors with the opportunity to receive treatment no matter what their situation is, as we cover the cost and pay the provider directly for their treatment!
Help us help warriors this November for Awareness Month. Together we can, and "Together November" is our chance to make a difference in the lives of as many warriors as we can! " No warrior ever has to fight alone!"cription text goes here
Delta Magic is a 501c3 non-profit organization on the banks of the Mississippi River in Helena, AR. Delta Magic was founded in an effort to pool the many people and resources that work to make our communities better. It is by pooling these resources that our collective efforts will redefine the narratives about the Delta and empower us to help ourselves.
We build this coalition of "Delta Magicians" by fostering joy, collaboration, and community through outdoor recreation, youth empowerment, and community education.
Kathy's Place is committed to breaking the cycle of poverty by creating safe and affordable neighborhood communities where single moms are empowered with the resources they need to build a thriving future for their family.
Help us open our doors to our first neighborhood!
The Calliope is located in SE Portland, near transportation and community resources. We will be opening the doors of these beautiful, two bedroom, cottage style homes to four families this Fall! These warm, cozy homes have been fully renovated and community designed.
Plant the Vine is an urban-history project that traces L.A.'s early history, from pre-contact to the beginning of industrialization, through its viticulture. In 2018, Plant the Vine was invited by the Willowbrook Community Garden in Watts, to help establish an interpretive vineyard. Working with members of the Garden, PTV planted 12 Mission vines, bush-training them in the traditional method that was used in Los Angeles when it was the center of California winemaking. Three years later, in 2022, the gardeners celebrated the vineyard by making their first vintage of Mission wine, reviving a tradition of winemaking that few people today realize once thrived in Los Angeles, and which had not been practiced in Los Angeles for over a century!
Since then, the Garden has hosted workshops open to the community in winemaking and viticulture, as well as tasting events that correspond to the different seasons of the vine -- pruning in the winter, bud break in the spring and harvest in the fall.
Now the gardeners of the Willowbrook Community Garden would like to enlarge the vineyard, to bring more joy to the community, and the blessings of living in wine country!
RPLA exists to support families who experience recurrent pregnancy loss and prevent others from eduuring similar heartache.
As many as 25% of all pregnancies end in loss and not nearly enough it known about why. We envision a future where unexplained pregnancy loss is eliminated and individuals are empowered to make informed healthcare and family building decisions.
Each year RPLA funds a Recurrent Pregnancy Loss Research Award through the American Society for Reproductive Medicine. The purpose the award is to support innovative research projects that provide insights into causes, diagnosis, management, or parthenogenesis of recurrent pregnancy loss. Because unexplained is unacceptable.
East Lubbock is more than just a neighborhood; it's a vibrant, diverse, and tight-knit community brimming with untapped talent. Despite the challenges, the people here are driven by their dreams, ambitions, and love for the arts. The East Lubbock Art House is where those dreams are nurtured, where creativity finds a home, and where the future is being shaped.
Our programs and initiatives are more than just art – they are catalysts for change. Through our art classes, workshops, and exhibitions, we empower the youth and adults of East Lubbock to express themselves, develop skills, and build self-confidence. We provide a safe space where they can explore their creativity and discover their potential.
The Rouge Support Network (RSN) is a national support system of artists, storytellers, public health workers, and resource mobilizers who serve communities of the global majority and those most heavily impacted by capitalism, criminalization, and the prison industrial complex.
The RSN Foundational Cohort is a partnership of directly impacted people who all have our own unique experiences and approaches to serving our communities. RSN is the product of a merger and restructuring that includes both a Business/Org Cooperative made up of 10 members who each operate an individual entity that exists for community benefit who also collaborate on joint peer service provision through the activities of the longer standing Lysistrata Cooperative which is a direct service, mutual aid, and financial solidarity ~150 member co-op founded in 2016.
The School of Sexuality Project Inc. addresses social and political stigmas hindering young people from accessing vital sex education and life skills. Focused on resource allocation and policy, we aim for systemic change. We provide accessible educational resources, including comprehensive curricula, print materials, and workshops for educators, youth, and families. Empowering young individuals with honest and inclusive sex education is crucial to challenging stigmas that shape adults' political decisions, impacting our environment and well-being.
What sets the School of Sexuality Project apart is our emphasis on building relationships and connections through storytelling and lived experiences. We expose participants to diverse identities, fostering empathetic Socratic discussions. This intersectional approach drives an anti-racist initiative, bridging intergenerational gaps by training young individuals to confront sexuality stigmas and become parent educators. Utilizing humor for health communication, we create engaging and relevant experiences for youth, nurturing informed individualswho feel comfortable confiding in and supporting others.
Street Samaritans was born in 2017 on a random April Sunday with 20 volunteers and 30 care packages, which were directly distributed to unhoused individuals.
Founded on human connection and eliminating judgment, the organization grew its focus on supporting Chicago’s Homeless through charitable giving and direct outreaches.
We are always looking for more passionate individuals to volunteer, donate clothes, or provide monetary support as we work to help as many unhoused individuals as possible.
Please join us in bringing new books to children living in poverty in our communities. Your tax-deductible donation is greatly needed to help children break the cycle of poverty and avoid the "summer slide" by continuing their reading endeavors during school vacation.
In 2015, WWX17 launched the inaugural Annual WayWesX17 Homeless Project Give-Away and served 230 people. In 2022, WWX17 was able to serve 3,000 people! We understand that recovering from the traumatic experiences of being homeless is a journey. Help us clear our Amazon list for The 7th Annual WayWesX17 Homeless Project Give-Away! We understand that the message of every life making a difference must be communicated to one of our most vulnerable populations: people experiencing homelessness. We believe that homelessness is not prejudiced but crosses socio-economic, religious, educational, mental capacity, gender, veteran status, sexual preference, and racial barriers. In fact, this lack occurs in urban, rural, and suburban communities. WWX17 aspires to be part of the solution. We would like for you to join us in making the world better where we all must live. Help WWX17 Clear Our Amazon List By Donating Today!
