492 charities
Justice and rights: charities in Washington, District of Columbia
Registered charities in Washington working on justice and rights, from IRS public records.
Registered charities in Washington
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- National Youth Justice NetworkJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Indigent Civil Litigation Fund Inc.Legal aid · Washington, DC
- Korean American Coalition Washington Dc Area ChapterJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Prevent Human Trafficking Inc.Crime prevention · Washington, DC
- Christian Legal Aid of the District of ColumbiaJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Americas Voice Education FundCivil rights · Washington, DC
- Kids in Birmingham 1963Justice and rights · Washington, DC
- Etilaatroz FoundationJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Center for American ProgressJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Center for Law and Social PolicyLegal aid · Washington, DC
- Campaign for the Fair Sentencing of YouthJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- In Our Own Voice National Black Womens Reproductive Justice AgendaJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Changemaker LegalLegal aid · Washington, DC
- Tzedek Dc Inc.Legal aid · Washington, DC
- Global Community in ActionCivil rights · Washington, DC
- Texas Justice and Education FundJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Influence AmericaJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- The Asian American FoundationCivil rights · Washington, DC
- Poder Latinx Community FundJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Civic MissionJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Human Trafficking Legal CenterLegal aid · Washington, DC
- States United Democracy Center Inc.Justice and rights · Washington, DC
- Commission for Social Justice Order Sons of Italy in AmericaJustice and rights · Washington, DC
- Rock the VoteJustice and rights · Washington, DC
Giving in Washington: common questions
Where does this list of charities in Washington come from?
From IRS public records. Only charities the register shows as active are listed, and the list follows the register's updates, so a charity that loses its status drops off.
Why do some charities come first?
Charities with a Givelayer page come first, fuller pages ahead, then every other registered charity. Anything still equal is shuffled each day. No charity can pay to appear higher.
Can I give to every charity listed here?
A charity with a Givelayer page takes gifts on its own page once it has set up payouts. A charity without one shows its public details only; give to it through its own website.