Find non profit organizations in Chicago, IL. Listings include MADD Rhythms Bronzeville: The HWCC Crew, True You, Simpson Academy For Young Women, The Clean Out King Junk Removal Services, Jaylen’s Legacy Foundation, Carpenters Local 1.
As our region's community foundation, The Chicago Community Trust has been here for all Chicagoans for over 111 years. We unite donors, nonprofits and residents to support people, organizations and partnerships that strengthen the Chicago region.
M.A.D.D. Rhythms teaches teens the art of tapdance to develop a social skill set (passion, perseverance, discipline, communication, teamwork, positivity, and respect for self and o...
STAC works to improve the ethics, business standards and working environment for security traders and financial professionals in the Greater Chicago area.
FOH assists Hancock College Prep with funding needs for sports, clubs & activities not covered by CPS
A community based organization built around boxing, workforce development, violence prevention, and entrepreneurship.
The Sheldon Heights Food Pantry has been a staple in the Roseland Community for almost 40 years. Our pantry provides healthy food options to the community, in a safe and respectful...
Welcome to MOMS Enrichment Center After School& Summer Camp 2:30pm to 7:30pm Monday-Friday
Urban Christian Academy (UCA) is a new private, faith-based center located in Chicago committed to academic excellence and the development of the whole person. Incorporated in 2013...
The Wrightwood-Ashburn Overcomers (WAO) Toastmasters Club #771880 is a great community resource for overcoming your fears and improving your public speaking skills in the Greater A...
"Pat's Pantry" Mount Greenwood Community Church
New Ag, New Food Fostering vibrant and healthy communities by improving soil water and food quality.
Chicago Carpenters Union affiliate of the Mid America Carpenters Regional Council
The Skyline Council of Landmarks Illinois welcomes young professionals interested in historic preservation, bringing them together through service and social engagement.
800-439-4079. Funded by the Illinois Department of Public Health. Provides 24/7 real-time medical and social service consultation for women who are pregnant and HIV-positive.
Established by the Society of Helpers, Casa Esperanza is a transitional housing program serving the women and children of the Chicagoland area.
GBNF NFP is a foundation that provides a family touch by serving as a community support system for children who has loss parents to gun violence💌