The Camphill Association of North America is part of an international movement to create communities that meet the needs of children, youth, and adults with developmental disabilities....

Founded in 2010, the nonprofit Food and Environment Reporting Network produces investigative and explanatory reporting focused on food, agriculture, and environmental health issues....

Headquartered in Falls Church, Virginia, the Tahirih Justice Center works to protect and ensure legal and social justice for immigrant women and girls seeking refuge in the United States from gender-based violence....

Founded in 2007, the Water Project works to provide provable, reliable access to clean water and proper sanitation in communities in sub-Saharan Africa....

Founded in 1976, ICRW works with nonprofit, government, and private-sector partners to conduct research, develop strategy, and build capacity for the promotion of evidence-based policies, programs, and practices....

Founded in 1991, Tostan works with rural communities in West Africa to bring about positive social transformation and sustainable development based on a respect for human rights....

Founded in 2006, the Black Alliance for Just Immigration engages in education, advocacy, and cross-cultural alliance-building with the aim of strengthening the national movement to end racism and the economic disenfranchisement of African-American and black immigrant communities....

Founded in 1911, the Infant Welfare Society of Chicago provides community-based health care to underserved families through a model that co-locates primary medical care, dentistry, optometry, child development, and behavioral health services in a single location....

Founded in 1994, Jumpstart for Young Children envisions an America where every child enters kindergarten prepared to succeed....

The Souls Grown Deep Foundation works to document, preserve, and promote the work of contemporary African-American artists from the American South....

Founded in 1967, EOCF provides preschool, childcare, and family support services at no cost to low-income families in Southwest Washington....

Founded in 1982 in St. Paul, Minnesota, Women of Nations provides culturally specific services and support to Native women who have experienced the trauma of domestic violence and sexual assault....

PHI works to promote research, leadership, and partnerships that contribute to strong public health policy, programs, systems, and practices....

A policy, research, and advocacy organization, the Oakland-based Greenlining Institute started in the mid-1970s as an informal coalition of grassroots leaders dedicated to fighting institutionalized discrimination and "redlining" while bringing investment and opportunity to underserved communities....

The Groundswell Fund works to empower a grassroots reproductive justice movement led by low-income women, women of color, and transgender people....

Founded in 1977 in Los Angeles, Free Arts (aka Free Arts for Abused Children) uses art to restore hope, resiliency, and self-esteem in children between the ages of 4 and 18 who have experienced abuse, neglect, poverty, and/or homelessness....