Find non profit organizations in Chicago, IL. Listings include Chinese Christian Union Church, Rescue Our Angels, Humboldt Park Dog Park, Revolutionary Tenants Association, Fraternal Order of Moai-Red Palms Chapter, Dykes With Drills 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.
“Rescue Our Angels" is a Chicago based family that has been affected by autism that hosts multiple local events with all proceeds going directly to Generation Rescue's grant progra...
We are an association of tenants unions built to defend working-class people in our communities from landlords and to weaken the power of private property.
The Red Palms chapter of the Fraternal Order of Moai was founded in 2006 and represents the Moai in
Empowering People with the Tools to Build. #dykeswithdrills #dykeswithdrillschicago
We are a student-led grassroots organization at UIC that organizes for economic, racial, and gender justice both on and off campus
The Chicago Police Department recognizes that law enforcement and public safety reflect community-wide concerns, and thus actively seek the involvement of citizens in all aspects o...
We're a meetup group for gay men looking to connect & make new friends. Join our group to know more!
PTP's not just a philanthropic org of photogs, journalists and community members, but an attitude. We believe in the power of photography to encourage creative expression and bridg...
Get to know Industrial Careers Pathway®! Visit the ICP Job Board at http://jobs.idcareers.org to find a great job in the field of industrial distribution. Post your resume to stay ...
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In Loving Memory of Luke Francis Spallone. 01/20/2000-01/10/2013 A beautiful, happy, smart, kind son who brought joy to our lives every day.
We exist to help young women of color between the ages of 12-25 recognize their greatness, utilize their gifts and impact the world.
Founded in New Zealand in 2011 by Terrance Wallace, the InZone Project provides opportunities for minority youth from disadvantaged backgrounds to live in a nurturing residential e...
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A Celebration of Black Womanhood taking place March 10-12 at Hilton McCormick Place Chicago