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Common Impact(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
Common Impact is a nonprofit organization that connects skilled professionals from global companies to high-potential local nonprofits. Our employee engagement programs match employee-volunteers with nonprofits that need help overcoming key business challenges. This innovative approach to corporate community service enables companies to realize a positive return on their social investment ...
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American Red Cross of Massachusetts Bay(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
The American Red Cross formed its Massachusetts Branch in Boston in 1905. The organization quickly evolved into community-based divisions and then single and multi-community serving chapters. The Boston Metropolitan Chapter of the American Red Cross was chartered in 1915 and served the Greater Boston community. Notable in the early years ...
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The Sudan-Reach Women's Foundation(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
The Sudan-Reach Women's Foundation is a grassroots organization committed to helping Sudanese women and girls realize their highest potential for personal and social growth through self-empowerment, education, and self-sufficiency. Our goal is to promote positive change in women's lives and enhance the communities in which they live. Sudan-Reach strives to ...
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LivableStreets Alliance(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
LivableStreets Alliance is a non-profit organization formed in July, 2005 that believes urban transportation has the power to make Boston a more connected, livable city. We challenge people to think differently and to demand a system that balances transit, walking, and biking with automobiles. We promote safe, convenient, and affordable ...
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Home Energy Efficiency Team (HEET)(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
HEET organizes weatherization barnraisings. We bring volunteers together to increase the energy efficiency of specific houses, learn weatherization skills that they can use on their own homes, meet neighbors and build a sense of community.
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Cambridge Community Center, Inc.(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
The Cambridge Community Center was founded in 1928 by a group of black ministers who were concerned about the health and welfare of the children in the Riverside neighborhood of Cambridge. Since then the Cambridge Community Center has been an integral part of the Cambridge community. The Center's main focus ...
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Cambridge Community Services(Nonprofits)
Cambridge, MA
Cambridge Community Services (CCS), established in 1938, is a private non-profit community-based organization. Our mission is to identify human service needs in Cambridge, and to develop innovative strategies and programs that can be instituted as ongoing resources in this and other communities. The agency's current emphasis is on youth education ...
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Best Buddies Massachusetts(Nonprofits)
Boston, MA
Best Buddies is a nonprofit organization dedicated to enhancing the lives of people with intellectual disabilities by providing opportunities for one-to-one friendships and integrated employment. Founded in 1989 by Anthony Kennedy Shriver, Best Buddies is a vibrant, international organization that has grown from one original chapter to more than 1,300 ...
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WalkBoston(Nonprofits)
Boston, MA
WalkBoston is a non-profit membership organization dedicated to improving walking conditions in cities and towns across Massachusetts. Founded in 1990, our goal is to make walking and pedestrian needs a basic part of the transportation discussion. Our mission is to create and preserve safe walking environments that build vital communities. ...
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The Public Policy Institute(Nonprofits)
Boston, MA
The Public Policy Institute's mission is to help nonprofit organizations working for social and economic justice interpret the current political scene, successfully promote positive policy change, and build their organizational power - all at the same time. ONE Massachusetts project focus: We want - and recognize that all Massachusetts residents ...
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