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Charitable Organizations
There are over 400 charitable organizations you can give to through UMACC!
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Displaying 201 - 225 of 512Franklin Land Trust works with landowners to protect farms, forests, and natural resources significant to the environmental quality, economy and rural character of Western Massachusetts.
Code: 111947
We aim to cure Fragile X, the foremost known cause of autism, by funding medical research and helping affected families get the best treatment.
Code: 103774
Free Press fights for your rights to connect and communicate. We're working to create a world where people have the information and opportunities they need to tell their own stories, hold leaders accountable, and participate in our democracy. We fight to save the free and open internet, curb runaway media consolidation, protect press freedom, and ensure diverse voices are represented in our media.
Code: 15366
A a non-profit organization located in Cassville, NY, that provides guide dogs to blind and visually impaired people throug the distinct program called "Hometown Training."
Code: 700300
Friends of Chilren mobilizes support by speaking ufor vulnerble children and young peole whose needs are ill-addressed by bureaucraci. We guide them to safe environments where they can thrive. We help them find their own voices and become their own advocates.
Code: 560288
Our mission is to promote the interests of the Forbes Library so that its services, activities, and facilities may benefit the public to the greatest extent possible. The Friends provide financial support to programs, projects, events and materials whose costs cannot be met from the library’s annual operating budget.
Code: 15416
Our mission is to provide financial and volunteer support for the Interfaith Emergency Shelter for homeless individuals and its associated programs.
Homelessness can happen to anyone at anytime. It knows no boundaries, and it effects hundreds of people right here in Hampshire County each year. Thankfully, there are many organizations in town to help the homeless, and the Friends is proud to be one of them.
Through our fundraising efforts, we ensure that the shelter doors stay open through the six coldest months of the year (November – April). Our volunteer meal teams provide warm and nutritious meals to shelter guests each evening, and our overnight volunteers provide back-up coverage to the staff. Members of the community also help by contributing monetarily and volunteering in other ways (i.e., knitting hats and gloves, donating toiletries or socks, offering vocational workshops, etc.).
Code: 15454
The Friends of Lake Warner and the Mill River is a non-profit corporation registered in the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. We are dedicated to the preservation, improvement, and responsible use of the Mill River and Lake Warner in Hadley, Massachusetts. We love Lake Warner. Help us spread the word so we can save our wonderful lake.
Code: 15374
Dog shelter serving 21 Franklin County towns.
Code: 15395
Friends of the Homeless supports an open bed shelter on Worthington Street in Springfield, MA.
Code: 472788
The Friends of the Jones Libraries are volunteers who raise money to sponsor library programs and activities and promote the love of reading.
Code: 15245
The Friends of the M.N. Spear Memorial Library supports the Library by providing funding for its collections, programs and services. The Friends also fundraises extensively for a future new Shutesbury Library.
Code: 15422
The Friends of Tilton Library support South Deerfield's library by funding library programs and events, providing museum passes for patron check-out, and purchasing books and media items for the library's collection.
Code: 15435
Gardening the Community is a Springfield-based food justice organization engaged in youth development, urban agriculture, and sustainable living to build healthy and equitable communities.
Code: 15239
Retired Racing greyhound dog adoption group located in Amherst, MA.
Code: 15375
The mission of the German Shepherd Resource and Rescue Center, Incorporated is to serve, protect and promote the wellbeing of German Shepherds in the New England Region.
Code: 15282
Develops girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place.
Code: 479488
Provides quality, early care and education for children of diverse socio-economic backgrounds, with special sensitivity to at-risk children and their families.
Code: 494788
Helps girls aged 6-18 become strong, smart and bold through structured after school programs including tutoring, science and math, sports, pregnancy prevention, mentoring and peer leadership.
Code: 497588
At Girls on the Run we inspire girls to recognize their inner strength and celebrate what makes them one of a kind.
Code: 15332
GiveDirectly d?eliver?s? cash transfers directly to extremely poor households in Kenya and Uganda via mobile money.
Code: 15270
Gay & Lesbian Advocates & Defenders (GLAD) is New England
Code: 402485
Prevent vision loss from glaucoma by investing in innovative research education and support with the ultimate goal of finding a cure.
Code: 106765
Supports leading U.S.-based international charities to address critical needs throughout the world. We help ensure sustainable solutions by meeting real needs with real results.
Code: 30088
