Community Campaigns

This is a campaign asking people to make a pledge to build bridges instead of walls between Americans. You promise to see other people as neighbors, not enemies, even when you disagree. The goal is to bring people together and reduce the 'us vs. them' thinking that divides our country. Anyone can take this commitment to help build a kinder, more united America.

You can help support meaningful conversations in schools and communities by becoming a member or making a donation. The Difficult Dialogues Network Resource Center teaches people how to have respectful conversations about tough topics. They offer different membership levels for individuals, programs, and institutions. Your support helps them reach more people, grow their community, and improve their conferences. They are a nonprofit organization, so donations may be tax-deductible.

A challenge that finds and supports new ideas to bring different generations together in colleges. Six winning projects got chosen to help students, families, and older adults learn together on college campuses. The ideas include sending parents and kids to college together, creating mixed-age housing, and using art to connect young and old students. These projects help make college more affordable and create stronger communities where all ages can learn from each other.

This campaign works to fix dangerous gas leaks in Boston's old underground pipes. Gas leaks harm the environment and can be unsafe for neighborhoods. The campaign got the city to pass new rules to make gas companies fix leaks faster and work better with the city. They do community events, make maps of gas leaks, and get people to speak up at city meetings. The campaign focuses on how gas leaks hurt communities with more pollution and health problems.

This campaign works to improve Boston's public schools by adding modern heating, air conditioning, and ventilation systems. Many school buildings are over 100 years old and don't have proper climate control, making it hard for students to learn and teachers to teach. The campaign pushes for electric heat pumps and clean air systems in all schools. This would help students' health, reduce pollution, and cut Boston's carbon emissions. The group wants the city to use its money to fix these problems and make schools better for everyone.

Bring people together across political and social differences

A group of organizations working together to reduce toxic division in America. They help bridge-building groups get stronger, reach more people, and change how Americans treat each other across political differences. The campaign works to make communities less divided and more united through better conversations and understanding between different groups.

This campaign helps Americans have better conversations about politics and important issues. It includes a documentary film, online platform, and community activities to bring people together. The goal is to help people listen to each other, reduce fighting about politics, and have respectful discussions that lead to positive changes in communities.

The Builders Movement helps Americans work together across political differences to solve problems. You can join by signing up for their newsletter to get tips and stories. They offer tools to help you talk to people who disagree with you. You can also spread the word by sharing with friends, donate money to support their work, start local groups, and contact politicians. The goal is to replace 'us vs them' thinking with curiosity, compassion, and working together. Everything is free to join.

This campaign helps people ask their elected officials to support a new law called the Building Civic Bridges Act. This law would give $25 million each year to programs that help Americans from different political backgrounds talk to each other respectfully and work together. The goal is to reduce political fighting and division in our country. You can use their online tool to easily send a letter to your representatives in Congress asking them to vote for this bill. It takes less than 5 minutes to participate.

Join the campaign to pass the Building Civic Bridges Act (BCBA), which aims to heal America's political divide. You can help by volunteering, writing to your representative, making videos, attending town halls, or connecting the campaign to others. The campaign has over 60 supporting organizations and offers many ways to get involved. Contact info@resolutionaries.org to volunteer or learn more.

Help eligible immigrants become US citizens

Get 1000 people to complete Civic Engagement 101

Civic Health NC is a statewide campaign to improve how North Carolinians connect with their communities and participate in democracy. The initiative brings together nonprofits, schools, and community groups to strengthen civic life across the state. They host annual summits, run working groups on social connections and political participation, and organize events like America 250 Youth Day. The campaign aims to raise North Carolina's civic health ranking and help people become more engaged citizens through coordinated efforts statewide.

Fight for cleaner air in Houston neighborhoods

This project works to help countries solve climate change problems peacefully. They teach people how to talk through disagreements about climate issues instead of fighting. The team goes to big climate meetings around the world to share ideas about mediation and conflict resolution. They help countries make plans to deal with climate change together. They also create training materials and workshops to teach people better ways to handle climate disputes.

A campaign to bring Americans together to solve climate problems. Based on a study showing 70% of Americans agree on climate solutions, this campaign asks people to pledge to support companies and leaders who work on environmental problems. You can sign a pledge to use your money and votes to back businesses and politicians committed to protecting our planet. The campaign focuses on three main areas: protecting nature and forests, supporting businesses that help the environment, and using clean energy like solar and wind power.

Prepare communities for climate impacts

A nationwide challenge to bring Americans together across political differences through coffee conversations. Participants buy coffee for someone with different political views, have a meaningful talk about the American Dream, record a short video together, and share it on social media. The goal is to find common ground and build understanding between people who disagree politically. Anyone can participate by following the simple steps and using the hashtags #CoffeeandCourage and #FindingCommonGrounds.

This campaign wants Boston to create a Community Choice Electricity plan. This plan would give all Boston residents and small businesses access to cleaner, renewable energy at affordable prices. The city could get 5-10% more renewable energy without big cost increases. This would reduce pollution and help Boston meet its climate goals. The long-term goal is for 100% of Boston's energy to come from renewable sources without raising costs too much for residents.

Train people to be health resources in their communities

Center of Life is building a new community center in Hazelwood Green that will serve families across 40 zip codes. The hub will offer education programs, healthcare services, resources for families, and music and arts programs. The building will be energy-efficient and open to the public. Construction will start in 2026 and finish 18 months later. They are raising money and getting community input to make this vision happen.

A movement calling on Americans to practice compassion and civility in daily life and politics. They ask people to vote, contact representatives, volunteer, and treat others with kindness. The campaign promotes what they call 'Compassion Ideology' - the idea that caring for others should guide how America governs itself. They want people to stay informed, participate in democracy, and work together to solve problems peacefully.

A fundraising campaign to help families get affordable high-speed 5G internet at home. Many families can't afford internet, which makes it hard for kids to do homework and adults to find jobs or access healthcare. You can donate monthly to sponsor internet access for families in need. Different donation levels ($30, $60, or $85+ per month) help more families get connected. Donors who give $85+ per month get special updates and invitations to events to see how their money helps families.

A fundraising campaign to build and improve the Con-Vivir Wellness Hub. The campaign helps raise money for outdoor spaces, furniture, and equipment that will help people get mental health services. Donors can sponsor specific items like benches, lighting, pavers for walkways, and furniture for therapy rooms. Different donation levels are available, from $250 for pavers up to $5,000 for furniture. All donations help create a better place for people to get wellness support.

The Conversation Fund helps stop hate and violence by supporting peace-building work. This fundraising campaign collects donations to support Millions of Conversations' mission to bring Americans together and reduce division. You can donate online, send a check to their Nashville office, or contact them about wire transfers. The organization works to help people from different backgrounds find common ground and build a better future together.

Create Wisconsin runs an advocacy campaign to support artists and creative workers across Wisconsin. They work to get more funding for arts programs and help rural areas develop creative businesses. You can help by contacting your state legislators, attending local meetings, supporting local artists, and joining their annual Create Wisconsin Day event. They provide tools and information to help you advocate effectively, or you can donate to support their advocacy work.

Advocate for a fairer justice system

The ACLU fights to fix problems in the criminal justice system. They work to stop unfair police treatment, end money-based jail systems, and make sure everyone gets good legal help. They focus on helping Black, Latino, and Indigenous people who face unfair treatment by police and courts. The campaign includes court cases, policy changes, and community work to protect people's rights and reduce mass incarceration.

A campaign asking people to sign a pledge to bring Americans together. The Declaration of Interdependence has four main ideas: work through conflicts, face facts and discuss differences, everyone does their part, and take action now. When you sign, you promise to use your money and votes to support companies and leaders who want to unite Americans to solve problems. You can sign online by giving your name, zip code, phone, and email.

Protect elections by recruiting poll workers and observers

Peace Through Action asks everyone to take action to make their communities more peaceful. They want to fix the 'peaceful people deficit' - not enough people are working for peace. You can help by sharing their message on social media, signing up for their emails, following them online, donating money, or choosing your own peace action. Their goal is to teach people peace skills and support community peacebuilding efforts to reduce violence and create a more just society.

The Charter for Compassion is raising money to build compassionate communities around the world. They help people be kinder and work together to make their neighborhoods better places. Your donation helps them reach more than 300,000 people every month through programs, partnerships, and support for Compassionate Cities. You can give one time or set up monthly donations. They also have special funds for youth conferences and legacy giving. All donations help expand their work to new communities and connect people through compassion.

Common Ground USA runs donation campaigns to raise money for their work building peace and solving conflicts. You can give money once or set up monthly donations. Donations are tax-deductible, which means you can lower your taxes. The money helps fund their programs that bring people together to solve problems in communities. You can donate any amount using a credit card or other payment methods.

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County asks for donations to help local families build safe, affordable homes. Your money helps families in Montgomery County, Texas get better housing and brighter futures. The organization has an office in Conroe where you can learn more about giving. They also have a ReStore shop that accepts donations of items to sell. You can donate money or items to help families in your community get good homes.

Help the Institute for Civility teach people how to talk respectfully with each other, especially in government and politics. Your donation helps pay for student trips to Washington DC, training materials, and educational programs. You can give any amount - even $25 helps buy journals for students. Donations of $25, $50, $125, $500, $1000 or more support different parts of their work. You can give once or set up monthly or yearly donations. All donations are tax-deductible and come with a 1-year membership.

Democracy Forward Foundation asks for donations to help defend democracy and protect people's rights. They provide free legal help and tools to communities fighting for democracy. You can donate money online, by check, or through special ways like giving stocks or cryptocurrency. All donations are tax-deductible because they are a nonprofit organization. The money helps fund their work in courts and communities across the country.

A fundraising campaign to help reduce toxic political division in America. Your donation helps fund community events where people with different political views can have respectful conversations. The money also supports creating programs for high schools, online training workshops, parent and teacher conflict resolution, library discussion programs, and a mobile app for political conversations. The goal is to bring Americans together across political differences through better communication and understanding.

The Kingdom Group International accepts donations to support their community work. You can give money in several ways: online with PayPal or credit cards, by mail with a donation form, over the phone, or using CashApp. They also get money when you buy flowers from Billy Heroman's florist and choose Kingdom Group under Helping Hands. You can give once or set up monthly donations. All donations help them continue their community programs.

East Brooklyn Congregations runs four major campaigns to improve life in Brooklyn communities. They fight for affordable housing and stopping gentrification. They work to transform schools and create better education choices. They push for fair policing and mental health services instead of putting people in jail. They also work to fix public housing problems like mold, lead, and broken heating systems. These campaigns bring together local churches and community groups to build power and create real change for families.

PEN America fights against laws that stop teachers from talking about topics like race, history, and LGBTQ+ issues in schools. These 'gag order' laws make it hard for students to learn about important topics. The campaign tracks these harmful laws, helps college leaders speak up, and gives communities tools to fight censorship. They publish research reports and guides to help people understand and stop educational censorship in their area.

A campaign to help journalists and news reporters cover close elections better. The project teaches reporters about election laws, voting safeguards, and court processes in six key states. They provide training, fact sheets, and expert speakers to help news coverage be more accurate. The goal is to help Americans trust election results by giving them better information through the media.

The ACLU fights to end the death penalty in America through court cases, advocacy, and education. They show how the death penalty unfairly targets poor people and minorities, and how innocent people have been wrongly sentenced to death. The campaign works to change laws and educate the public about problems with executions. They provide training for lawyers defending people facing the death penalty and file court cases to protect people's rights.

Live Free USA works to change unfair laws and practices that put too many people in jail, especially Black and Latino communities. They help restore voting rights for people with criminal records, support programs that prevent violence without more arrests, and push for laws that clear old criminal records. The campaign fights discrimination against people with records who can't get jobs, housing, or go to college. They work with local and state leaders to create better public safety that doesn't rely on putting people in prison.

A campaign to get 100,000 Americans to take a pledge to become better neighbors by 2030. The project helps people learn how to make their neighborhoods cleaner, safer, and more friendly. You can take the pledge online, sign up for a monthly newsletter with helpful tips, and get free resources like a neighbor chart to help you remember your neighbors' names. MU Extension staff can also visit your group to teach about neighboring skills.

A nationwide campaign that brings people together across religious and political differences to fight division and hate. The campaign hosts events in cities across the country where people can have respectful conversations, build relationships, and work together. They offer workshops, small group resources, youth programs, and special initiatives for Jewish and Christian communities. The goal is to create spaces of hope and connection instead of the negativity seen in social media and politics.

Join the Faithful Friends monthly giving program to help fight hunger in Houston. When you give money every month, you help the Houston Food Bank provide food to over 1 million people who don't have enough to eat across 18 counties. A monthly gift of just $30 helps provide over 1,000 meals each year. Your regular donations help families, children, and seniors get the food they need all year long. As a Faithful Friend, you'll get special updates about your impact, have a personal contact person, get one tax statement per year, and receive fewer mail pieces. You can set up your monthly gift online or call for help.

A global campaign that connects families from different countries online to share their stories and work together on big problems like war, poverty, and climate change. Families join Facebook groups, participate in monthly video calls, and learn how to be better global citizens. The goal is to give families a voice in important decisions that affect them around the world. Anyone with internet access can join for free.

Mormon Women for Ethical Government works to pass laws that help families and children. They focus on four main areas: helping caregivers get support, fighting child poverty and hunger, making workplaces better for families, and supporting programs that help kids grow up healthy. They believe all families deserve protection under the law and that strong families build strong communities. You can join their online group called MWEG Central to learn about these issues and take action.

Boston Climate Action Network is working to make bus route 22 free to ride and add more bus shelters in areas that need protection from weather. This campaign fights for transportation justice by making buses more affordable and comfortable for everyone. Free buses help the environment by getting more people to use public transportation instead of cars. Better bus shelters protect riders from heat, cold, rain and storms. The campaign especially focuses on helping communities that are most affected by climate change and have fewer transportation options.

PEN America leads the fight against book bans in schools and libraries across America. They track banned books, file lawsuits, and help people take action in their communities. You can join their campaign by writing to elected officials, learning how to fight bans locally, and supporting their legal work. They have documented nearly 23,000 book bans since 2021 and provide research and tools to fight censorship.

Support the flood bond to protect Houston from flooding

Peace Through Action USA asks people to donate money to help them teach peace skills to communities. They want to help everyday people learn how to solve conflicts peacefully and build safer neighborhoods. Your donation is tax-deductible. You can give online with a credit card, send a check by mail, or use apps like Venmo and PayPal. They also accept donations from donor-advised funds and corporate giving programs. The money helps them run events and create resources that teach people how to increase peace in their relationships and communities.

A donation fund that lets people give money to support GiveWell's work in any way needed. The money can pay for staff salaries, office costs, or grants to help people around the world. When GiveWell has enough money for their operations, extra donations go to making grants to the best charities they find. This is the most flexible way to support GiveWell's mission of finding the most effective ways to help people.

PEN America fights to protect writers around the world who are in danger. They work in countries where writers get arrested, hurt, or silenced for what they write. The organization researches problems, speaks up for writers in trouble, and runs projects to help keep writers safe. They focus on places like China, Iran, Belarus, and other countries where governments punish people for writing. You can learn about their work and find ways to help protect writers who are being threatened.

Goalkeepers is a campaign that works to speed up progress toward the Global Goals - 17 big goals world leaders set in 2015 to make life better for everyone by 2030. The campaign uses data, stories, and action to tackle the world's hardest problems like child health and poverty. They publish yearly reports showing how we're doing, hold events to bring leaders together, and give awards to people making real progress. Their main focus right now is saving children's lives and ending deaths that can be prevented.

This campaign works to make Boston's biggest buildings use less energy and create fewer greenhouse gases. The group successfully got a new law passed that requires large buildings to reduce their emissions. They continue working to make sure the city writes strong rules for this law. The campaign focuses on environmental justice and making sure community voices are heard. Anyone can join their working group or sign up for updates about this issue.

A 10-year plan to protect nature in the Houston area. The plan has three main goals: protect 24% of land by 2040, add nature-based infrastructure to 50% of land, and plant native plants each year to help clean the air. Houston Wilderness leads a team of environmental groups, businesses, and government agencies working together. They focus on 8 counties around Houston and work with groups that grow native grasses and plants for wetland and coastal projects.

Center of Life is building a new community center at Hazelwood Green. This will be a big building that helps families in many ways. It will have programs for kids, health services, job training, and arts classes. The building will be eco-friendly and serve people from almost 40 different neighborhoods. They are raising money and getting community input to make this happen. The building should start construction in 2026 and be finished 18 months later. Most of the first floor will be open for everyone to use.

Live Free USA works to share the stories of people working to stop violence in their communities. This campaign lifts up the voices of community organizers, violence prevention workers, and people directly affected by violence. The goal is to create safer communities by making sure these important stories are heard and their work is recognized.

This was a 2014 campaign to help working class communities and communities of color access energy efficiency programs. Many people couldn't benefit from state programs because they rent their homes or live in certain types of buildings. The campaign worked to create a public database to track energy programs, organized community summits, fought to keep energy efficiency rules for large buildings, and helped design better outreach programs. They also connected with neighborhood groups in Dorchester, Roxbury, East Boston, and South End to help them join state energy programs and reduce greenhouse gas emissions.

BCAN fights for fair housing and clean energy in Boston. They want all people to have safe, affordable homes that stay warm in winter and cool in summer. The group works to make sure home energy improvements don't force people out of their neighborhoods. They focus on helping low-income families and communities of color get access to programs that lower energy bills and improve air quality. The campaign partners with other groups to push for city policies that protect renters and make housing more affordable while fighting climate change.

Fight for tenant protections and affordable housing

Make sure no one in Houston goes hungry

A movement that asks people to declare themselves as 'Humilitarians' - people who believe in respectful political conversations based on humility, love, and kindness. The goal is to change American politics by bringing together millions of people who want to talk about politics without tribalism and condescension. People can join by declaring 'I am a #humilitarian' on social media, downloading graphics, and following their accounts. The movement believes that when enough people across the political spectrum join, they will become a powerful force for changing how politics works in America.

A campaign to get people to do one good thing each month on special dates (1/1, 2/2, 3/3, etc.). The goal is to build a world where all people can live free and dignified lives. People work together with kindness and respect to help their communities. You can volunteer, teach, build things, plan events, or celebrate good work others are doing. The campaign uses a special symbol to show hope and connect people around the world who want to make things better.

Protect immigrant communities through rapid response

This campaign brings together community leaders, energy companies, and local governments to find better ways to build wind and solar farms in Iowa. The goal is to help Iowa meet its growing energy needs with clean power while making sure local communities benefit too. They created a Blueprint for Action with solutions to help towns and energy companies work together better when planning new renewable energy projects.

The ACLU fights to protect young people in the justice system. They work to end unfair treatment of kids in courts and jails. The campaign focuses on keeping kids in school instead of sending them to jail. They want to end life sentences for children and stop putting kids in solitary confinement. The ACLU helps make laws fairer for youth, especially kids from poor communities. They believe young people should get help and treatment, not harsh punishments. The campaign works to give kids second chances and keep families together.

A group of business leaders, nonprofits, and community organizations working together to improve child care in Kentucky. They are creating a plan to help more families find good, affordable child care so parents can work and children can be ready for school. The group includes people from the Kentucky Chamber of Commerce, universities, and child care organizations. They meet monthly to solve problems and will share their action plan in spring 2025.

Kingdom Group International asks for donations to help grow their organization and move their cause forward. You can give money in many ways: online with PayPal or credit cards, by mail, by phone, or with CashApp. They also partner with Billy Heroman's flower shop where purchases support their work. All donations help fund their community programs and ministry work.

Advocate for $15 minimum wage for city workers

Habitat for Humanity Montgomery County is raising over $11 million to build a new neighborhood called Marble Creek in West Montgomery County. This campaign will fund the first phase of development including clearing land, building roads, and installing water systems. The neighborhood will have over 200 affordable homes for working families, plus walking trails and parks. Homes will be ready in early 2027. You can donate online or contact them about naming opportunities to support this project.

The Masonic Civility Campaign helps Freemasons promote respectful behavior in their communities. Started by Masonic leaders in 2014, this effort teaches people how to be more civil and kind to each other. Members can become ambassadors by taking a course, access helpful resources, and join a Facebook group to share ideas. The campaign believes Freemasons are well-suited to lead civility efforts because of their principles and traditions. Anyone interested can email info@MasonicCivility.org to learn more about joining this movement to make society more respectful and civil.

The Media Roundtable brings together media companies, brands, and marketers to change how news is reported. They want to stop angry, mean reporting and support fair, truthful journalism instead. Companies can sign a pledge to support news sources that tell the truth, are fair to all sides, and treat people with respect. They offer tools to help businesses choose good media partners and provide help when controversial news happens. The goal is to bring people together instead of driving them apart through better journalism standards.

Reduce stigma and increase access to mental health support

The Mental Immunity Declaration is a campaign to promote better thinking skills and protect against misinformation. Over 100 people have signed this declaration to support research and education about cognitive immunity - the ability to resist false or harmful ideas. The campaign aims to help people develop stronger mental defenses against conspiracy theories, propaganda, and other misleading information that can harm individuals and communities.

A research project working to protect people's minds from false information and conspiracy theories. Expert researchers are creating simple tools and guides to help people think more clearly and spot fake news. The goal is to reduce harmful misinformation that divides communities. They want to teach educators, leaders, and regular people how to build 'mental immunity' - the ability to recognize and reject bad information, just like our bodies fight off germs.

The ACLU is fighting for transgender students' right to play school sports with their friends. This campaign supports a Supreme Court case that could affect all students. The ACLU believes all kids deserve to be themselves and play sports safely. They're working with famous athletes to show support for transgender youth and their families. The case involves Becky Pepper-Jackson from West Virginia, who was banned from playing school sports because she is transgender.

Music Across Generations is a campaign that uses music to bring older and younger people together. The program showcases how music can help different generations connect, reduce loneliness, and build stronger communities. It features stories, events, and examples of intergenerational music partnerships like Tony Bennett and Lady Gaga. The campaign aims to create more opportunities for people of all ages to make music together and fight social isolation through shared musical experiences.

Every January, MENTOR runs National Mentoring Month to celebrate mentors and help more young people get mentors. The campaign raises awareness about how mentoring changes young people's lives. You can get involved by using their free toolkits to contact government leaders, promote mentoring on social media, write press releases, or start mentoring programs at work. Special days include I am a Mentor Day on January 6 and Thank Your Mentor Day on January 28. The campaign helps communities understand that young people with mentors are more likely to volunteer, become leaders, and succeed in school. You can take a pledge to be a better mentor or mentee, and join events like the National Mentoring Summit in February.

Help support the National Coalition for Dialogue & Deliberation (NCDD) with a tax-deductible donation. NCDD helps people across the country have better conversations, build stronger communities, and work together on problems. They provide tools, training, and support for anyone who wants to help their community through dialogue. Your donation helps them keep offering resources and bringing people together to strengthen democracy and community connections.

Build connections between neighbors

New Hampshire Listens helps the state create climate action plans by listening to community voices. They want to hear from local people about air pollution and climate change solutions in their neighborhoods. Your ideas could become funded projects. They hold community meetings, online conversations, and visits to groups across different regions of New Hampshire. The goal is to reduce greenhouse gas emissions, create good jobs, lower energy costs, and clean up air pollution where people live, work, and go to school. Anyone can participate to make sure their voice is heard in the state's climate planning.

North Texas Giving Day is the biggest community giving event in the country. People donate money online to help local nonprofits and causes they care about. The event happens once a year and covers over 20 counties in North Texas. In 2024, more than 100,000 people gave $78 million to over 3,500 local nonprofits. All the money donated goes directly to the nonprofits - none is taken out for fees. Since 2009, this event has raised more than $712 million total to help the community. Anyone can participate by donating, and nonprofits can register to be part of the event.

This fundraising campaign helps prepare homebound seniors for hurricane season. When storms hit Houston, Meals on Wheels deliveries can't reach seniors who depend on them for food. Operation Impact delivers shelf-stable meals to over 3,500 seniors before hurricane season starts. These emergency meals help seniors stay fed when regular deliveries can't get through flooded roads or power outages. The campaign needs donations to buy and deliver these special meals to the most vulnerable seniors in Houston and Galveston areas.

This campaign works to show people that Indigenous and Native American tribes are still here today, not just in the past. It features photo exhibits that travel to different places, showing real Native people and their good deeds. The campaign challenges wrong ideas about Indigenous people and teaches about their current cultures and traditions. They work with Native Heritage New England to bring visibility to Massachusetts tribes. People can be part of the photo exhibit for free at their studio in Auburn, MA, or they can bring the exhibit to larger groups.

Path to Home is the City of Tulsa's big plan to help homeless people find housing and get mental health care. The city works with many partners to provide over 50 different programs. They help people find homes, get emergency rental help, and connect with mental health services. The initiative has provided $125.7 million in funding since 2023 and helped thousands of families. It includes programs like emergency rental assistance, financial counseling, mental health crisis response, and trash cleanup. The city tracks their progress and shares updates on how they're helping Tulsa's most vulnerable residents get the support they need.

Clayton Early Learning helps donors make smart gifts that support early childhood education. You can donate money, stocks, or other assets. They offer special tax benefits like the Colorado Child Care Tax Credit that gives you 50% back. You can also leave gifts in your will or make yourself a beneficiary to get income while helping kids. They have free tools to help you plan your estate and donations. Contact Sydney Futrell to learn more about giving options that fit your situation.

Project 3142 helps counties across America build stronger communities through better conversations. The program brings people together to listen to each other, find common ground, and work together to solve local problems. They train local leaders in how to help people talk through disagreements respectfully. The goal is to reduce hate and fear by helping neighbors understand each other better. Communities can nominate their county to participate in this program that rebuilds trust and brings people together.

This project tests new ways to organize social media posts to make online discussions healthier. Instead of showing the most shocking or angry posts first, they test algorithms that promote helpful conversations and diverse viewpoints. Thousands of people use a special browser extension to try different ways of ranking posts on Facebook, Twitter, and Reddit. Researchers study how these changes affect people's attitudes and reduce online fighting. The goal is to find better ways for social media companies to organize content that brings people together instead of dividing them.

CivicLex worked with the city to make it easier for residents to give their opinions about city decisions. They studied how people can speak up at city council meetings and made changes to help more people participate. Now residents can comment at the beginning of meetings, use new technology to share their thoughts, and get better information about city issues. The campaign created new ways for people to have their voices heard in local government.

Children's Aid fights for better laws and policies to help kids and families in New York City. They work with government leaders and other groups to push for things like more early childhood programs, after-school activities, and summer jobs for teens. Their goal is to make sure politicians understand what families need and pass laws that help them. They speak up for 50,000 children and families to make their voices heard in government decisions.

H-GAC is working to bring high-speed internet to all communities in the Houston-Galveston area. They study where internet access is lacking, help communities get funding to build better internet, and train workers for broadband jobs. The initiative includes research reports, workforce training grants, and helping areas qualify for federal broadband funding. Their goal is to make sure everyone has access to affordable, reliable internet for work, healthcare, education, and staying connected with family.

Help more people register to vote before the election

Generation Citizen works to improve civics education in schools by building partnerships and advocating for better laws and standards. They support local groups, create research and resources, and work to make civics education more inclusive and relevant to all students. Their goal is to help every young person get access to good civic learning opportunities that represent their communities and experiences.

The Rural Assembly is a nationwide movement that brings together rural people and organizations to make their voices heard in government and policy decisions. They work to make sure rural communities get fair treatment and support through advocacy, meetings, partnerships, and media outreach. The group focuses on education, natural resources, health, community investment, and broadband access. They help rural leaders connect with each other and with policymakers to create positive change for rural America.

A multi-year project that helps rural faith communities tell their stories and connect with each other. The initiative documents how churches and faith groups serve their small towns, bring people together, and solve community problems. They offer storytelling training, news reporting, and help faith leaders share their work. The project connects rural churches across the country to learn from each other and strengthen their communities.

Evidence Action runs a campaign to bring safe drinking water to over 2 billion people who don't have access to clean water. They install chlorination devices that kill germs in water to prevent deadly diseases like cholera and diarrhea. The campaign focuses on helping women and children who are most affected by unsafe water. You can donate to help save children's lives - it costs about $3,000 to save one child's life through clean water programs. The campaign works in countries like Kenya, Uganda, and India.

A global campaign that supports women peacebuilders around the world. The campaign asks people to stand with women who work for peace by recognizing their work, making sure they can participate in peace talks, and protecting them with funding. ICAN leads this campaign along with the Women's Alliance for Security Leadership (WASL), which connects 99 women-led peace organizations in 39 countries affected by war and violence. You can join the campaign to help amplify women's voices in peacebuilding.

Help eligible families access food benefits

This campaign works to change policies so communities can better address social factors that affect health, like housing, food access, and social services. The group brought together 40 organizations and experts to create a plan for policy changes. They focus on helping healthcare systems work better with other community services to improve people's overall health and wellbeing.

CoGenerate brings together people of different ages to fight loneliness and social isolation. They created a community where innovators share ideas and solutions. The campaign focuses on connecting young people and older adults because these groups are most affected by loneliness. Instead of seeing them as victims, they work together as agents of change. The initiative includes research, events, and a detailed report with solutions that are working. They believe the best way to solve loneliness is by bringing generations together for connection, learning, and shared purpose.

The South Florida Anchor Alliance brings together big organizations like hospitals, schools, and local governments to help the local economy. They work to get these organizations to buy more from small, local, diverse businesses instead of big outside companies. They also help create better jobs and training programs for local workers. The goal is to keep more money in South Florida communities and create a fairer economy where everyone can build wealth and stay healthy.

A campaign that highlights brave people who are standing up to protect democracy and our rights. The Network for Responsible Public Policy finds and shares stories of judges, police chiefs, doctors, senators, and other people who are taking risks to defend the Constitution and Bill of Rights. They welcome suggestions for more people to feature. You can sign up for updates and learn about other organizations working to protect democracy.

Prevent evictions through assistance and legal help

This campaign works to stop new gas pipelines and fix gas leaks across Massachusetts. The group fights against new pipeline projects that would add more fossil fuel infrastructure. They also push for laws to make gas companies fix leaks faster and pay for wasted gas instead of charging customers. The campaign organizes rallies, submits comments to government agencies, and helps cities pass local laws about gas leak repairs. They have already stopped one major pipeline project and gotten some leak repair laws passed.

This campaign works to plant native trees in Houston areas that face flooding, heat, and air pollution problems. The program picks special 'Super Trees' that are best at cleaning the air, storing carbon, soaking up water, and providing shade. Houston Wilderness partners with Rice University, the Houston Health Department, and other groups to plant these trees in neighborhoods that need them most. The initiative helps fight climate change while improving health in vulnerable communities.

Help make free travel exchanges possible for high school students across America. You can donate money to support students who want to visit new places and meet new people but can't afford it. There are many ways to give - online, by mail, or through stocks. Small donations ($25) and large donations ($250,000+) both help. Your money pays for student travel, activities, and host family support. Donors get special updates about how their money helps students.

AR-GO asks for donations to keep their authentic relating events free and accessible to everyone. Most events are pay-what-you-can, with typical donations of $10-25 per event. The money helps cover platform costs so people can attend even if they can't pay. You can donate through e-transfer if you have a Canadian bank account. Your donation helps keep this supportive community space open for people who need connection and healing.

At the Table Colorado needs donations to help bring people from different backgrounds together for important community conversations. They want to help everyone have a voice in making their neighborhoods better. Your donation is tax-deductible, which means you can save money on taxes. Right now, Swift Wings Foundation will match every dollar you give, up to $20,000, so your donation goes twice as far. You can donate online or mail a check to their PO Box in Castle Rock. If your job has a matching gift program, your donation could be matched again by your employer.

CivicLex needs money to keep their free programs, events, and local news running. You can help by donating once, becoming a monthly member, or supporting their endowment challenge. Over half their money comes from regular people in Lexington who give small amounts. Your donation helps residents learn how local government works and how they can get involved. All donations are tax-deductible because CivicLex is a nonprofit.

The Civility Council asks for donations to support their programs that help people talk better and treat each other with respect in communities. Your money helps pay for classes, workshops, and other services that teach civility skills. You can donate any amount online with a credit card. All donations can be used as tax deductions. The organization's tax ID number is 84-4053230. You can also sign up for their newsletter to learn more ways to help promote civility.

The Democracy Group asks for donations to support their work teaching people about democracy. They make podcasts and educational content that help people understand what's wrong with our government and how to fix it. Your donation helps them create more shows, educational materials, and programs that get people involved in making democracy better. The group is part of Penn State University and focuses on civil discussions about politics and government.

Help University of Missouri Extension continue its programs in Greene County by making a donation. Your gift supports nutrition classes, 4-H youth programs, Master Gardener help, and community development projects. You can donate to the general gift fund for immediate needs or the endowment fund for long-term support. MU Extension has been helping Missouri communities since 1914 with research-based education and programs that improve lives and strengthen communities.

Podcast Brunch Club needs money and help to keep growing. This passion project helps podcast fans meet up around the world. The founder wants to add chapters in schools, libraries, and senior homes. They also want to improve the website and restart their podcast. You can help by sponsoring them if you have a business, buying merch, or donating through Buy Me A Coffee, Patreon, PayPal, or Venmo. The money helps pay for running chapters, managing social media, making listening lists, and expanding to new places.

Fight to Understand is asking for donations to support their work bringing Americans together across political divides. They are part of a movement with hundreds of organizations working to give power back to regular people. Your donation helps them spread awareness of their book 'Is America Broken?' and their programs. They also explore new topics to help people understand complex issues. As a 501(c)3 nonprofit, all donations are tax-deductible. You can donate different amounts from $15 to $10,000, or choose your own amount. You can also set up recurring donations and get a free copy of their book with your donation.

A campaign bringing together leaders from different political sides to create better policies for working families with young children. They study problems like childcare and paid leave, then create action plans for government, employers, and communities. The campaign aims to make it easier for parents to work and raise children in America by changing policies and how people talk about family support.

A campaign to help Americans renew their commitment to citizenship by taking a special oath. The Sworn-Again America oath helps people promise to be active citizens who show up for others and help their communities. Anyone can take the oath online or host their own ceremony with friends, family, or groups. You can share photos and videos on social media to inspire others. The campaign provides a free script and instructions for hosting ceremonies anywhere - at home, school, or community centers.

Days of Dialogue runs community talks about homelessness. They help groups host discussions where people come together to talk about how to help homeless people in their area. They provide trained leaders and discussion materials. Organizations just need to provide a place to meet and invite people to come. This helps communities work together to find solutions for homelessness.

Create Wisconsin is raising money through The Big Share, an online giving program. They want to raise $5,000 to support creativity across Wisconsin. A board member will match donations up to $5,000. The money helps Create Wisconsin advocate for creativity in the economy and communities. You can donate online or mail a check. All donations by March 3rd at 11:59 PM will be matched and counted toward prizes.

The Big Share is a special one-day online fundraising event on March 3rd where people donate to support Create Wisconsin and over 70 other organizations that work for social change. Create Wisconsin uses donations to help artists and creative people across Wisconsin through advocacy, training, grants, and programs. They want to raise $5,000 during this day to support Wisconsin's arts and creative economy. All donations made by 11:59 PM on March 3rd count toward their goal and make them eligible for special prizes.

The Ford Foundation's $40 million campaign to help communities in the Midwest, South, Appalachia, and rural America. They fund local leaders and organizations working to create better jobs, bring broadband internet to rural areas, fight the opioid crisis, help people with disabilities, and build stronger local economies. The campaign supports projects from South Dakota to Alabama that help people stay in their communities while building wealth and opportunities.

A campaign to fix American democracy by getting 5 million+ Americans to have real conversations across political divides. They want people to use social media for good instead of spreading hate. The campaign supports small group conversations, teaches positive social media use, and puts pressure on brands and politicians to stop hate-baiting. Their goal is to prove Americans can still work together and make democracy work by talking through problems instead of fighting.

The Table of Giving is Houston Food Bank's special donor program for people who give big gifts to help feed hungry families. When you donate $1,000 or more, you join The Table and help provide millions of meals to neighbors across Southeast Texas. There are three levels: Keegan Giving Circle ($1,000-$9,999), Silver Plate Society ($10,000-$49,999), and Gold Plate Society ($50,000+). Members get invited to special events, volunteer experiences, and get recognized on the donor wall. Your gift helps fund programs like Kids Cafe, Senior Box, and community food assistance that fight hunger and help families get healthy food.

Habitat for Humanity of Montgomery County asks for donations to help local families build safe, affordable homes. Your money helps families in Montgomery County, Texas get better housing and brighter futures. You can donate money or find other ways to help with your skills and abilities. They have an office in Conroe where you can visit or call to learn more about giving.

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A 10-year project to fix racism in Minnesota churches and communities. The campaign includes Truth and Reconciliation groups, diversity training for churches, and money for BIPOC communities harmed by racism. They are raising money to hire staff for this work. Churches and people can get involved to help make Minnesota more fair and equal.

Builders TX is running a campaign to get more Texans to vote in the primary elections on March 3, 2026. They want to fix the problem where only 20% of Texans vote in primaries, letting extreme candidates win who don't represent most people's views. The campaign teaches why primaries matter more than general elections - they decide which candidates get on the November ballot. If you don't vote in the primary, you're stuck with candidates who might not share your values. They provide free voting guides, help you check registration, find polling places, and pledge to vote. The goal is to elect leaders who solve problems and work together instead of just stirring up conflict.

Parents Forum fights to make parenting classes available to all families. They believe every parent should have access to help with raising healthy kids. The campaign includes getting a special postage stamp made, asking organizations to support their cause, and working with government leaders. Parents and community groups can join by signing letters, sharing materials, and displaying support posters. The goal is to remove shame around getting parenting help and make sure all parents have the tools they need to help their children succeed.

This campaign fights for fair voting maps in Utah. It works to stop gerrymandering, which is when politicians draw voting district lines to help their party win. The campaign supports Proposition 4, which Utah voters passed in 2018 to create fair maps. It includes legal action against the state legislature for overturning the voter-approved law. The campaign believes voters should choose their representatives, not the other way around.

This campaign brings together leaders from different groups to plan Virginia's energy future. They want to make sure Virginia has enough clean, affordable electricity as demand grows from data centers and electric cars. The group creates action plans and builds partnerships to solve Virginia's energy challenges while protecting the environment and economy.

A campaign celebrating women's achievements and supporting young women through mentoring. MENTOR shares stories of women leaders and highlights mentoring programs that help girls and young women. The campaign features women mentors and mentees, showcases programs for girls, and provides resources to support young women facing challenges. Join by following their social media and learning about women-focused mentoring programs.

This is a fundraising campaign to get sponsors for Kingdom Group's RV called the Kingdom Chariot. The RV travels across the country sharing messages about unity and healing. Sponsors can put their business logo or name on the RV for one year. There are different prices: businesses pay $500, churches pay $300, individuals pay $100, and couples pay $150. The campaign runs from May 15 to July 15, 2025. New sponsor ads will appear on the RV starting September 15, 2025. You can donate online or call to participate.

PEN America fights to protect writers, journalists, and artists around the world who are jailed, threatened, or attacked for their writing. They track over 375 writers in prison across 40 countries, with China and Iran being the worst. The campaign includes research reports, advocacy efforts, and petitions to free imprisoned writers. They offer ways to take action, like signing petitions for specific writers and supporting the #FreeNarges campaign for Nobel Prize winner Narges Mohammadi. The campaign aims to defend freedom of expression and help writers who face danger for telling the truth.

Your Voice Ohio is a group of more than 40 news organizations working together to give Ohio voters better information about the 2020 presidential election. They want to hear from regular Ohio residents about what issues matter most to them. The project includes online conversations with community members, polls, and news stories based on what Ohioans actually care about. They're looking for volunteers to join 2-hour online discussions from July through November. Participants get paid $125 for taking part. The goal is to make election news coverage that truly represents what Ohio residents think and need to know.

CivicLex is raising $1 million by December 2029 to create a permanent fund for youth civic education programs. A donor will match every dollar donated, making a $2 million endowment that will fund civic education for Lexington students forever. You can give online, mail a check, or donate stocks and other assets. Kentucky residents may get a 20% tax credit. This will help young people learn about local government and become community leaders.

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