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Emmaus International
emmaus-international.org
Secular international movement of solidarity for justice based on communities that take in people who are marginalized or wounded by life. Multilingual English/French/Spanish.
Northwestern University Settlement Association
nush.org
A social service organization serving the northwest side of Chicago. Emergency services offered are energy payment assistance, food pantry, and holiday gifts. Other services include after-school youth programs, AmeriCorps, fine arts, resident camping, and a charter high school.
Sarvodaya Organization Homepage
sarvodaya.org
A movement in Sri Lanka involved in development and reconstruction, active in thousands of villages in all regions of the country, commanding the services of hundreds of thousands of volunteers and trained workers.
Aid Workers Network
aidworkers.net
Practical advice for field workers in development and relief.
Dialogue on Diversity
dialogueondiversity.org
Mission is the social and political advancement of women and men from diverse cultural, ethnic, and national traditions.
Society of Singers
singers.org
Non-profit foundation offering food, medical and financial help to professional singers. Donation levels, awards, notable members.
Daniel Pearl Foundation
danielpearl.org
Promotes cross-cultural understanding through journalism and music. Provides overviews of current initiatives, projects, and events along with organization leadership information.
Canstruction
canstruction.org
A national charity of the design and construction industry created by the Society of Design Administration.
Foundation For A Better Life
forbetterlife.org
A foundation working to communicate the ethical values that it believes make a difference such as honesty, caring, optimism, hard work, and helping others.
National 211 Collaborative
211.org
The national 2-1-1 initiative seeks to reserve these three digits nationwide as quick, easy to remember telephone number for finding human services answers.
Cabrillo Civic Clubs of California
cabrillocivicclubs.org
Founded by Californians of Portuguese ancestry in honor of compatriot, John Rodrigues Cabrillo, discoverer of California. The Clubs have many charitable activities including blood drives, fund raising for polio and cancer research, assisting candidates for U.S. citizenship, and, providing college scholarships for students of Portuguese descent.
CFC Today
cfctoday.org
News and information about the Combined Federal Campaign, a workplace giving network of US federal government employees which supports local, national and international charities.
Citizens Memorial
citizens-memorial.org
Dedicated to the average citizen, whether rich or poor, who has performed some heroic deed.
Topix: Charitable Organizations
topix.com
News about charitable organizations, collected from various sources on the web. [RSS]
InGratia.org
ingratia.org
Site for people to thank those that have helped. Read stories of heroes and give to charities that help them.
Active 20/30 International
active20-30.com
Membership-based service organization for young adults between the ages of 20 and 39. Provides young adults with an opportunity for personal growth, friendships, and leadership development while improving the quality of life for the special needs children in its community.
NGO Global Network
ngo.org
Site with links to non-governmental organizations associated with the United Nations.
Online Volunteers Collective
onlinevolunteers.org
Volunteers collective using virtual space for collaborative voluntary projects on social justice issues worldwide.
Tibet Poverty Alleviation Fund
tpaf.org
U.S.-based organization which funds poverty alleviation programs in rural Tibet.
Stars at Bedtime
starsatbedtime.org
Organization intended to bring professional voice actors to hospitalized children to read bedtime stories.
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Do you know of any charitable organizations I could donate books to?
Q. Does anybody know of any charitable organizations in the San Fernando Valley (CA) that would accept/need a donation of books? It has to be a group/organization that would not resell them. We have boxes of leftover holiday clearance books that need a home. Most of them are children's books, but some are for adults. I would be grateful for any information you could give me! The only reason I say it cannot be an organization that will resell them is because those are our company rules, or else we cannot donate the books.
Asked by to love is to live - Mon Feb 4 21:41:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The local United Way can direct you to homeless shelters that house moms and kids and to domestic violence shelters. Kids and moms in shelters have had to leave behind a lot of things including books and books will encourage reading. Another possibility is to call your local schools and ask to speak to the hiomeless students coordinator. Your books can help make difference by opening the doors to reading for pleasure to kids who may never have owned a book of their own before.
Answered by A F - Mon Feb 4 22:55:28 2008
Q. Does anybody know of any charitable organizations in the San Fernando Valley (CA) that would accept/need a donation of books? It has to be a group/organization that would not resell them. We have boxes of leftover holiday clearance books that need a home. Most of them are children's books, but some are for adults. I would be grateful for any information you could give me! The only reason I say it cannot be an organization that will resell them is because those are our company rules, or else we cannot donate the books.
Asked by to love is to live - Mon Feb 4 21:41:31 2008 - - 3 Answers - 0 Comments
A. The local United Way can direct you to homeless shelters that house moms and kids and to domestic violence shelters. Kids and moms in shelters have had to leave behind a lot of things including books and books will encourage reading. Another possibility is to call your local schools and ask to speak to the hiomeless students coordinator. Your books can help make difference by opening the doors to reading for pleasure to kids who may never have owned a book of their own before.
Answered by A F - Mon Feb 4 22:55:28 2008
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