Action for Boston Community Development: Details on programs at the largest human-services agency in New England.
Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence, Inc.: Resources, newsletter, tips, and links.
Beacon Hill Institute for Public Policy: Studies the public policy areas of state tax policy, privatization, welfare reform, compassion tax credits, regulatory reform and other areas from a market perspective
Boston Bar Foundation: Information on fund raising activities and grants from this lawyer group.
Boston Cares: A non-profit organization, creates and facilitates volunteer service projects a month, working with a large variety of non-profit agencies in Greater Boston.
Boston Charity Events: Event listings database for area non-profit organizations. Contains dozens of interesting upcoming events. Submit listings for your organization on line.
Boston Jaycees: Information on charitable involvement, social activities, and developing business opportunities.
Boston Speech Party: Local Toastmasters International Club with meeting schedule, location information, and mission statement.
Boston Vegetarian Society: Seeking to make a better world for people, animals, and the earth through advancing a healthful vegetarian diet and a compassionate ethic. Site includes information on activities and links to other vegetarian sites.
Brownie Troop 9882: Includes activities, mascots, patch trading, pen pals and links.
CancelMyGlobe.com: Effort to get the Boston Globe to publish weekly casualty figures on front page. Includes correspondence with paper and locations of signs.
Casa Myrna Vazquez, Inc.: Group dedicated to ending domestic violence through intervention and prevention. Highlights of programs and services with stories of survivors.
Child Care Choices of Boston: Child care resource and referral agency; offers referral services to parents seeking child care and provides training to child care providers.
Citizens for Participation in Political Action: Works on peace and social and economic justice issues. Includes how to get involved, a list of issues, and activist resources.
City Life/Vida Urbana: A grassroots, multi-issue, bilingual organization in Jamaica Plain with a focus on affordable housing and tenant's rights.
City Year: Service organization which unites young adults, ages 17 to 24, from diverse racial, cultural and socioeconomic backgrounds for a demanding year of full-time community service, leadership development, and civic engagement.
Columbian Masonic Lodge: Chartered by Paul Revere. History, photographs, Master's message, calendar of events.
Common Purpose: Provides domestic violence intervention, treatment and prevention. Includes highlights of effects and information for men and information.
Community Consulting Teams: Volunteer MBA organization offering area nonprofit organizations probono consulting services. Background for volunteers and clients is included.
Cooperative Artists Institute: Empowers people to solve their individual and collective problems by applying the arts as a catalyst. Includes event information, descriptions of programs and projects, and a history of the institute. Located in Jamaica Plain.
Criminal Justice Policy Coalition: Dedicated to the advancement of effective, just, and humane criminal justice policy in state. Current issues and volunteer information.
Crittenton Hastings House: Information on early education and childcare, housing, and workforce development services, news, and job listings.
East Boston Social Centers: Includes newsletter, event photos, and information on programs offered, including summer camp, senior events, and early childhood.
Ecumenical Social Action Committee (ESAC): Community-based, nonprofit, social service agency focusing on areas of homeownership and education.
Generations Incorporated: Nonprofit organization committed to intergenerational awareness through clubs, after school and other programs.
Globe Santa: The Boston Globe delivers gifts to the needy for Christmas. Online donations are gratefully accepted.
Grand Masonic Lodge of Massachusetts AF&AM: Offers meeting schedule, bulletins, and book reviews for Freemason-related offerings.
Habitat for Humanity Boston: Christian-based housing ministry seeking to alleviate the shortage of quality affordable housing in Boston's urban neighborhoods.
Haymarket People’s Fund: Gives money to grassroots groups of local people who believe that change is possible. Includes grants application and mailing list signup.
International Institute of Boston: Offers information on resources to refugees and immigrants.
Jobs for the Future: Partnership to accelerate opportunities for people to advance in education and careers; information on services, publications, and current job openings.
Joseph Webb Masonic Lodge: Includes meeting and contact information.
Justice Resource Institute: Information on programs and rehabilitative methodologies for the disabled.
Massachusetts Immigrant and Refugee Advocacy (MIRA) Coalition: Boston-based nonprofit bringing together groups serving immigrants and refugees from many parts of the world. Site includes event calendar, information for immigrants and refugees, and links.
New England Anti-Vivisection Society: Overview, alternatives, news, products, what you can do, donations and links.
Ninety Norfolk Charity Parties: Puts on parties to raise money that goes to charities to help those in need. Includes party information and photos.
Quest Foundation: Information on attitudinal healing, including conference schedule and membership form.
Rogerson Communities: Information on housing and services for low-income residents, the elderly, and people with HIV.
Room To Grow: Nonprofit organization dedicated to enriching the lives of babies born into poverty throughout their critical first three years of development. Locations in Boston and New York.
Saint John's Masonic Lodge: Meeting schedule, officers, history, calendar, Masonic links.
Strasbourg-Boston Sister City Committee: Information on municipal twinning group.
SummerWorks: Information on summer jobs program, providing both work experience and educational support for low-income Boston youth.
TecsChange - Technology for Social Change: Provides recycled computers, skilled volunteers, and training to nonprofit groups in Boston.
The Cloud Foundation: Seeks to renew the confidence, ambition, and hope of youth at risk by supporting programs that provide immersion in a foreign culture and exposure to the arts in the rich mosaic of our city, country, and world. Includes grant application and past grant directory.
The DeMolay Masonic Lodge: Information on officers, meeting schedule, and trestleboard.
The Gift Foundation: Non-profit organization dedicated to supporting and empowering charitable groups throughout the country. Pictures, grant request form, and information on group.
The Nonprofit Center: A multi-tenant center provides space for space for both large and small progressive nonprofit organizations. Includes building layout and directions.
The Portable Playhouse Incorporated: Information on free arts and craft programs for children in hospitals. Includes wish list, donation information, and list of affiliated hospitals.
Very Special Arts Massachusetts: A non-profit organization which seeks to create and promote opportunities in the arts and cultural mainstream for people with disabilities.
Women's Educational and Industrial Union: Working to expand educational and economic opportunities and achieve social justice for all women. Site includes description of programs and the Union's popular Back Bay shop.
WorldBoston: Dedicated to increasing public awareness about issues of global concern; includes forum and lecture calendar of events on current international affairs.