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Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding recent college graduates of all academic majors who commit two years to teach in urban and rural public schools, and become lifelong leaders in the effort to expand educational opportunity. Our mission is to build the movement to eliminate educational inequity by enlisting some of our nation's most promising future leaders in the effort.
Peace First (formerly Peace Games) is a growing non-profit working to teach the critical skills of conflict resolution and civic engagement in public elementary schools.
College Summit is a national nonprofit organization that helps high schools raise their college-enrollment rates by providing all seniors with a course in post-secondary planning, training teachers and counselors to build college-ready culture, equipping the most influential students in the school to help their peers apply to college, and helping school leaders manage and evaluate results.
KIPP, the Knowledge Is Power Program, is a national network of free, open-enrollment, college-preparatory public schools with a track record of preparing students in underserved communities for success in college and in life.
The Broad Center raises student achievement by recruiting, training and supporting executive leadership talent from across America to become the next generation of urban school district leaders.
The Broad Superintendents Academy is a rigorous 10-month executive management program designed to prepare CEOs and senior executives from business, non-profit, military, government and education backgrounds to lead urban public school systems.
The Broad Residency is a two-year leadership development program that places participants into full-time high-level managerial positions in school districts and charter management organizations, where they can have an immediate impact on the education of America’s students.
The Broad Foundation's mission is to dramatically improve K-12 urban public education through better governance, management, labor relations and competition.
GreatSchools is an independent, nonprofit organization that improves education by inspiring parents to get involved. Parents choose GreatSchools to connect with each other - to find the right schools, to share stories and advice, and to get their parenting questions answered.
Citizen Schools operates a national network of apprenticeship programs for middle school students, connecting adult volunteers to young people in hands-on learning projects after school. At Citizen Schools, students develop the academic and leadership skills they need to do well in school, get into college, and become leaders in their careers and in their communities.
Partners in School Innovation was founded in 1993 with the aim of eliminating the racial achievement gap in public education.
Resources for Indispensable Schools and Educators (RISE), is a national nonprofit organization that helps K-12 public schools in low-income communities attract and retain experienced, talented teachers so all students can achieve at high levels.
Summer Search is a national leadership development program that helps low-income young people graduate high school, go to college, gain successful careers, and give back to society.
Achievement First is a non-profit charter school management organization that operates a growing network of high-performing, K-12 public schools in Connecticut and New York. AF was founded in 2003 by the leaders of Amistad Academy, a nationally acclaimed charter school in New Haven, CT.
The mission of IDEA Public Schools is to prepare students from underserved communities for success in college and citizenship.
The Success Charter Network, a charter management organization (CMO), opened its flagship, Harlem Success Academy Charter School, in August 2006. It opens elementary schools in high-needs neighborhoods to not only target, but prevent an achievement gap from ever arising
.School Leaders Network creates communities of practice for public school principals to work together, to solve real problems, and create change, school-by-school, so that all children in under-resourced communities graduate with college-ready skills.
Sesame Workshop develops innovative and engaging educational content for television, radio, books, magazines, interactive media and outreach. The Workshop effectively and efficiently reaches millions of children, parents, caregivers and educators-locally, nationally, and globally.
The Freedom Writers Foundation promotes acceptance and innovative teaching methods in classrooms across the country.
The Partnership for LA Schools is a first-of-its-kind collaboration between the City of Los Angeles and the Los Angeles Unified School District (LAUSD). It is led by Mayor Villaraigosa that will directly support and manage two families of schools, composed of a high school and the elementary and middle schools that feed it.
AUSL has been changing the reality of underperforming and underserved schools in high-poverty neighborhoods of Chicago since 2001. We recognize that the children in our low-income, urban public schools require specific and rigorous preparation to reach them, and then teach them to achieve.
New Schools for New Orleans (NSNO) is a non-profit organization dedicated to achieving excellent public schools for every child in New Orleans. Founded in April 2006, NSNO hopes to build a system of schools, not a school system, by encouraging the schools to determine their individual and collective needs and by supporting them in their growth toward operational excellence and academic rigor.
Gould Farm is widely recognized as a unique and successful psychiatric treatment program for adults with mental illness. This special place, along with its transitional programs, helps individuals manage their symptoms and rebuild their lives through the discovery of their inner strengths and outer resources.
The mission of the Lupus Foundation of New England is to empower people with lupus and provide hope for the cure.
The California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom (CCRF) is a statewide reproductive and sexual health, rights, and justice coalition of more than 50 independent organizations. For more than 30 years, CCRF members have worked together to influence state policy in order to protect and expand reproductive rights and promote access to a full range of culturally appropriate reproductive and sexual health services and education for all California residents.
Project HEALTH is a nationally recognized nonprofit dedicated to breaking the link between poverty and poor health.
Oxfam America is a Boston-based international development and relief agency and an affiliate of Oxfam International. Working with local partners, Oxfam delivers development programs and emergency relief services, and campaigns for change in global practices and policies that keep people in poverty.
The IRC is a global leader in emergency relief, rehabilitation, protection of human rights, post-conflict development, resettlement services and advocacy for those uprooted or affected by conflict and oppression.
The mission of the Firelight Foundation is to support and advocate for the needs and rights of children who are orphaned or affected by HIV/AIDS in Sub-Saharan Africa. Firelight strives to increase the resources available to grassroots organizations that are strengthening the capacity of families and communities to care for children made vulnerable by HIV/AIDS.
MayaWorks markets the work of Maya artisans who otherwise have no outlet for their handiwork. As a proud member of the Fair Trade Federation, MayaWorks pays artisans at prices they set, provides technical assistance and educational opportunities and meets other Fair Trade criteria.
Established in 1961 and a leader in microfinance since 1973, ACCION has over 45 years of experience in the field of international economic development.
A young and vibrant school that has already established itself as a leader, Vermont Law School is dedicated to providing students, faculty, and staff with an exceptional educational community that values individualism, ethics, personal engagement, and public citizenship.
The mission of Sojourners is to articulate the biblical call to social justice, inspiring hope and building a movement to transform individuals, communities, the church, and the world.
The Family Equality Council (formerly Family Pride) is the national advocacy organization committed to securing family equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer parents, guardians and allies. Our work consists of strategically linked initiatives
broad in scope, but simple in vision: love, justice, family, equality.
Pushback Network is a national collaboration of indigenous, grassroots organizations and networks committed to building bottom-up, state-based alliances that change both the composition and levels of participation of the electorate.
The Wounded Warrior Project aims to raise awareness and enlist the public’s aid for the needs of severely injured service men and women. It provides unique, direct programs and services to meet the needs of severely wounded service members.
Rebuilding Together Boston (RTB) is a non-profit organization working in partnership with the community, with volunteers and skilled labor, to stabilize and revitalize homes in our city at no cost to our recipient. Their initiative brings homeowners in need together with volunteers from all walks of life, to preserve home ownership and reduce the risk of homelessness by improving the quality of the lives of our recipients.
Casa Esperanza, the House of Hope, began in 1984 as a leap of faith by a group of community members, who came together in response to the growing crisis of alcohol and drug abuse in the Latino community. They set out to create the Commonwealth's first bilingual, bicultural substance abuse recovery home, based on AA's 12-step philosophy of treatment, but culturally adapted to serve the needs of the Latino community.
The PCHP, a research-proven home visiting model, prepares young children for school success by increasing language and literacy skills, enhancing social-emotional development, and strengthening the parent-child relationship.
On Lok, inc. is a not-for-profit organization founded in the early 1970s by a group of citizens concerned about the plight of elders and the lack of long term options in the community.
Half the Sky offers the love and concern of family for thousands of orphaned children in China who have lost theirs. We provide individual nurture and stimulation for babies, innovative preschools that encourage an early love of learning, personalized learning opportunities for older children, and loving and - most important - permanent foster homes for children whose special needs will keep them from being adopted.
Rubicon Programs Inc helps people and communities build assets to achieve greater independence. Since 1973, Rubicon has built and operated affordable housing and provided employment, job training, mental health, and other supportive services to individuals who have disabilities, are homeless, or are otherwise economically disadvantaged.
The SPIN Project is a program of the Communications Leadership Institute, a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing nonprofits with the training and tools they need to increase their communications capacity and use high-impact communications campaigns to achieve their goals.
Grub Street is a non-profit creative writing center dedicated to nurturing writers and connecting readers with the wealth of writing talent in the Boston area. Grub Street’s mission is to support creative writers at all stages of their development so that they can achieve their goals of publication, social and professional networking, gainful employment in the field, and/or personal enrichment.
Habitat for Humanity, Grand Traverse Region has helped over 85 families into simple, decent affordable housing. The affiliate was established in 1987 and serves families in Leelanau, Kalkaska, and Grand Traverse counties in northern Michigan.
The Global Fund for Women is an internationally renowned, publicly supported grant making foundation that advances women’s human rights worldwide. The Global Fund is global in its scope, composition, worldview, and approach to social justice and gender equity.
Equal Rights Advocates has led the legal fight for women’s equality for more than 30 years. Since 1974, Equal Rights Advocates’ mission has been to protect and secure equal rights and economic opportunities for women and girls through litigation and advocacy.
As a worldwide partnership of women's funds, donors, and allies committed to social justice, the Women's Funding Network seeks to ensure that women's funds are recognized as the investment of choice for people who value the full participation of women and girls as key to strong, equitable, and sustainable communities and societies.
Breast Cancer Action carries the voices of people affected by breast cancer to inspire and compel the changes necessary to end the breast cancer epidemic.
Washington Area Women's Foundation makes empowerment and economic security a reality for women and girls in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area.
The Maine Women's Fund, a community of individuals, businesses, and foundations that supports political, economic, and social equality for Maine women and girls.
GroundSpark - formerly Women's Educational Media - creates visionary films and dynamic educational campaigns that move individuals and communities to take action for a more just world.
Girls For A Change (GFC) is a national organization that empowers thousands of teen girls to create and lead social change. GFC provides girls with professional female role models, leadership training and the inspiration to work together in teams to solve persistent societal problems in their communities.
