Find non profit organizations in Chicago, IL. Listings include International Brotherhood of Teamsters Local 743, Riksha Magazine, Adult Culture Group of PRCUA, Become a Filmmaker, Collaborative Bridges, Physics Dr John Aston.
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.
Mark your calendars for Saturday, May 18, 2024! Ty Warner Park 700 Blackhawk Dr Westmont, IL REGISTRATION: 9:30 am WALK BEGINS: 10:30 am Register now at: https://support.angelma...
Bridges Chicago provides international students with three types of opportunities: - Service. We are here to serve your needs. Whether that's helping you understand American cultu...
riksha is an online magazine that publishes work by & about Asian Americans. We accept submissions of poetry, fiction, non-fiction, drama, art and audio/video pieces.
Our group consists of volunteers who organize social events, fundraisers, community service activities, and safety activities. If you reside or have a business within our boundarie...
The Adult Culture Group is a vital and strong group of people dedicated to the principles of Polish descent, an interest in Polish ethnic studies, creating for them a Polish ethnic...
The union movement for film and TV production assistants. Affiliated with LiUNA. pasunited.com
Children Up is committed to strengthening the spirit of the people of northern Uganda from the children up in partnership with schools and organizations with the same mission in mi...
The Learning Center, serving the North Lawndale and Little Village communities of Chicago, supports adults in their pursuit of an educational path to more confident and effective l...
MMTA is the Massachusetts state affiliate of Music Teachers National Association (MTNA) of over 250 members teaching throughout the state in independent studios, private and public...
Center for Companies That Care provides programs to ensure college graduation for students who are low-income, minority, and/or have invisible differences. AIM High is a wrap-arou...
Founded in 1876, the Princeton Club of Chicago unites alumni throughout the Chicago area for events, community service, and networking.
DePaul partners with the CHA to mentor and empower young female residents through filmmaking.
The Midwest Reproductive Symposium International (MRSi) was designed in 2005 to promote the timely discussion of topics relevant to reproductive medicine. The conference has the pr...
Betty J. Brown is a kidney disease survivor & community leader, founder of The Safest Place, which empowers youth & now seniors. Driven by love, unity, & education, Betty uses her ...
Collaborative Bridges is a partnership of healthcare and human service providers designed to build strength in community to tackle the multi-faceted problems of untreated behaviora...
Non-profit organization for advancement of public transit and passenger trains
Why 139?: The name “139” refers to Psalm 139 where David writes, “For you formed my inward parts; you knitted me together in my mother’s womb. I praise you, for I am fearfully and...
The Illinois Task Force on Human Trafficking is a coalition of 30+ organizations from across the sta
“Equip adolescent girls with the tools to be confident, capable and productive young women.”
Come in and shop for unique books, jewelry, Mexican artesania, coffee and churro snacks. You will be supporting the growth of neighborhood-based, small, Latinx businessesa. Whether...