• Research Institutes and/or Public Policy Analysis

Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group Education Fund Inc

MASSPIRG, the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, is a state-based, citizen-funded advocacy group that promotes the public interest.

• Consumer Protection and Safety

Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, Inc.

MASSPIRG, the Massachusetts Public Interest Research Group, is a state-based, citizen-funded advocacy group that promotes the public interest.

• Disaster Preparedness and Relief Service

Toxics Action Center Campaigns Inc

Working side by side with everyday people to confront polluters and seed solutions.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

Environment Massachusetts

Environment Massachusetts is the statewide, citizen-funded advocacy group working for a cleaner, greener, healthier future.

• Citizen Participation

FAIR SHARE INC

Fair Share stands for an America where everyone gets their fair share and pays their fair share; and where everybody plays by the same rules.

Community Action Works, Inc.

Working side by side with everyday people to confront polluters and seed solutions.

• Voter Education/ Registration

PIRG NEW VOTERS PROJECT INC

The Student PIRGs’ New Voters Project has run peer-to-peer young voter mobilization drives to turn out the youth vote on college campuses for more than 25 years.

• Minority Rights

Accelerate Change Inc

To develop and test new models for citizen organizing, particularly in communities of color, that are scalable, financially self-sustaining, and build deep, trusted relationships that can move people to take action.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

Accelerate Action Inc

Educating the public, and especially minority and underprivileged members of the public, on a range of public interest issues including economic equality, criminal justice, healthcare, the environment, immigrant integration, child development, poverty, homelessness, and democracy.

• Human Service Organizations

STUDENT ORGANIZING INC

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