• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

CHANGE Illinois

We’re leading the charge for more ethical, efficient governments and elections.

• Nonmonetary Support N.E.C.*

Phi Gamma Nu Scholars Foundation

PGN is a diverse, entrepreneurial, professional development community To foster the study of business for collegiate members Join the business world evolution From startup to csuite PGN creates leaders who innovate and continue to challenge the status quo.

• Personal Social Services

Roadside Foundation

Roadside Foundation Roadside Foundation Keeping you on the road Keeping you on the road Subscribe Sign up to be the first to get updates.

• Computer Science

Ai for Seniors NFP

AI For Seniors Empowering seniors with smart voice technology Our Vision We envision a world where Artificial Intelligence AI enables seniors to live their best possible lives by making places people and opportunities more easily accessible than ever before Our Mission Deploy AI voice assistants for free to senior households in need across Chicagoland Our Beliefs Natural conversation is the best gateway to computing including AI Phones and other handoperated computing devices are not enough.

• Civil Rights, Social Action, & Advocacy N.E.C.

RAPID RESIST ACTION

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OASIS INTERNATIONAL LTD NFP

In Africa the number of Christians has grown rapidly to 700 million in just a century.

• Education N.E.C.

SURGE INSTITUTE

Our Mission: To educate and develop leaders of color who create transformative change for young people, their families and our broader communities.

• Public Foundations

ASSET FUNDERS NETWORK

The Asset Funders Network advances economic opportunity and prosperity for low and moderate income pe Asset Funders Network AFN is the leading national grantmaker membership organization focused on advancing equitable wealth building and economic mobility.

• Fund Raising and/or Fund Distribution

KARAM FOUNDATION

Donate Karam meansgenerosity inArabic.

CHANGE ILLINOIS ACTION FUND

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