Help food-insecure residents, especially Brownsville, get fresh food during COVID 19 + save local businesses by buying their goods for frontline workers + get health supplies to all.
Help The Doe Fund buy 10 laptops to support remote learning.
We donate rigorously tested masks and other sought-after PPE to organizations who need it in the Chicagoland area.
YELPCon is a student run conference to provide access to leadership and public speaking skills for underrepresented students.
We're here to support musicians and venue workers who lost their livelihoods through COVID-19 closings and cancellations.
Help fund Clean UP East Haven's 2020 events. Funds go to supplies, equipment, and education
A free community educational film talk and screening for Cleveland youth.
Rescheduled for the fall of 2020, Falconworks Mainstage production, "The Program," will invite audiences to a meeting of a 12-step program for people recovering from white supremacy.
Raising funds from community members so we can help each other in response to COVID-19 pandemic.
Sew Masks 4 Cincy donates high-quality mask covers to front line providers by collecting masks and distributing them with local hospitals and organizations.
We are creating a 1,000 sqft mosaic mural with 400+ K - 5th graders at Guadalupe Elementary School in San Francsico! Help us beautify this school!
The Windham Community Food Network is raising funds to have local restuarants provide meals for the food insecure at the First Baptist Church in Willimantic.
Support Praxis Fiber Workshop's campaign to acquire a digital jacquard loom, so we can continue to pioneer textile art education and production in NE Ohio and the US.
Habboba Van is a mobile storytelling studio, That aims to amplify the unheard voices within our communities and how they are connected to their urban environment.
Funds will help with emergency food, cleaning supplies, and support stable housing for low-income families impacted from COVID-19, as identified by social workers.
We are here to Increase Understanding, Reduce Stigma and Expand Options for Mental Health.
Movimiento's COVID-19 Emergency Fund for Immigrants in El Barrio was created to offer mutual aid support to East Harlem during this global health crisis.
Minetta Creatures will reveal the historic course of Minetta Brook through a performance of people costumed as plants and animals that would have inhabited the island of Manhattan prior to Dutch colonization.
We are creating a Literacy Hub where youth & adults have access to creative writing classes, books, publishing opportunities, residencies & a space to light up the open mic.
Some are struggling to put food on the table due to the COVID-19 crisis.
Sustainable JC, with your assistance, will help The Sharing Place feed those in need.
We are raising funds to open a bigger venue in Wilmington as a platform for creatives to connect with the community through events, retail, public art, workshops, and a well-equipt studio space.
"TimberWolf" is a metaphor of how waste can be repurposed into a beautiful and practical asset to the community that produces it.
Customized online cooking lessons with content ranging from STEM-, CORE-, and life skills-based enrichment, live classes, a culinary help line, and more!
Take time to smell the roses. Now more than ever it is important to rely on your neighbor. Join us as we plant, grow, and share crops together at the Gardens of East End.
Keep the Tips flowing and help our communities service industry get through the next few months.
The Most Beautiful Home... Maybe aims to use art to influence housing policy - to change policies we must change culture, to change culture, we must change the hearts and minds of individuals.
Help us fund art and gardening classes for every student, bees, a more spacious Green Arts classroom and much more!
Help us nurture our community by funding Sunflower Birth & Family Wellness, a freestanding birth center and healthcare clinic that will provide an environment of community and support for women and their families.
Why Tropical gardening in a community garden? Because you can visit it for free and learn about different types of plants that you don't see in the south Bronx!
The Community Garden desperately needs major repairs so it can continue to grow fresh food, foster new friendships, and show pride in the Barry Square neighborhood.
Grassroots public art improves neighborhood livability
We Are Culture Creators, more than music!
Greetings Family! If your reading this The G.M.C TRIBE Officially invites you to join us as we take action to proactively Build the community. >>>>>
A participatory theatre experience that aims to amplify the stories of young Detroiters who have experienced homelessness or housing insecurity and have resorted to couch-surfing as a means to survive.
This 16'x42' mural will welcome both locals and visitors to the historic "Pailin's Alley," which is home to a growing number of small businesses in downtown, Elizabeth City.
Nearby Nature Milwaukee is an environmental justice and equity project to build healthier communities in Milwaukee’s Lincoln Creek greenway, doing Youth Outdoors programs since 2018.
Help us to reclaim an area historically dominated by invasives species and turn it into vibrant pollinator habitat. A place with native diversity and inspiration to viewers.
Please support our organization as we help aspiring Cleveland dancers reach their goals!
Help City of Asylum/Detroit honor Abby Kraftowitz’s Legacy by welcoming our first Abby Kraftowitz Fellow in July 2020.
Cultural, recreational, and educational opportunties for the youth at Lakeview Terrace.
Help youth from Cleveland's southeast side visit Historic Black Colleges and Universities this summer!
Join the resistance and support community joy! This annual celebration is only possible with generous support of neighbors and friends like you.
Fight climate change and beautify Middletown and Portland, Connecticut, by contributing to plant trees.
Detroiters Helping each other through a fundraising campaign that will repair cement porch for our neighbor, a long time Southwest Detroit homeowner and grandmother.
The Enfield Community Gardens will be a place where people come to experience a sense of community and learn about growing their own organic vegetables and herbs.
Cultivating community-based health through producing and donating fresh produce to those in need.
