Find non profit organizations in Chicago, IL. Listings include MAMAS Collective, JACL Chicago, Culture of Safety Dojo & Wellness Center, Maxwell Street Community Garden, Festival of Aloha, Urban Plunge Chicago.
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.
The Endeleo Institute brings progress and development to underserved communities through community development and engagement, education enrichment and workforce programs, and heal...
The JACL is the oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization in the United States. The Chicago Chapter was established in 1945.
We offer empowerment-based self defense and karate classes as well as Wellness classes, Shiatsu Bodywork & Massage
For over 20 years, Options for Youth has worked with children and teenagers from systemically disenfranchised communities on the South and West Sides, helping them to build better ...
Chekhov Studio Chicago and Chekhov Studio Chicago Online is Chicago's Acting Studio providing training in Michael Chekhov Acting Technique
Our mission is to grow food, and know our neighbors.
If you want to grow your business... visit us Friday mornings. The meeting buzzes with excitement & business is definitely not boring in this place! We Rock the house with Refer...
Called2Serve is a federally recognized 501c3 It's purpose is to create positive change in undeserved communities and inspire stakeholders to become involved in acts of service. C...
The AKA is building a national community for the greatest game in the world. Be part of the movement.
The Foundation for Hearing and Speech Resources is a private, non-profit, grassroots organization.
Gateway to Learning’s mission is to provide lifelong learning for adults with intellectual challenges and developmental disabilities which promotes active inclusion at home, at wor...
The Forbeck Foundation was established in 1984 by George and Jennifer Forbeck after losing their son Billy to neuroblastoma at age 11. They launched the first Forbeck Forum in 1985...
The Special Service Area 39 program provides a unique opportunity to locally fund and manage services
Providing garden education and community programs that create positive learning experiences & increasing community access to fresh + affordable produce
Edifye is a nonprofit organization that connects athletes to community causes they care about.
The primary focus is to honor and carry forward the Masonic commitment to the health of the community