civic health & healing
CIVIC HEALTH
According to the National Conference on Citizenship, ‘civic health’ is defined as “the way that communities are organized to define and address public problems. Communities with strong indicators of civic health have higher employment rates, stronger schools, better physical health, and more responsive governments.”
Civic health initiative Partnership opportunities
Civic Health Index
Bloomberg Associates Collaborative cities Guide
A guide for designing, implementing, and sustaining strategic partnerships. Follow this link if the one above doesn’t work.
Do Good LA
The go-to resource for those interested in knowing about or supporting social entrepreneurism in Los Angeles and Southern California.
POLITICAL PARTICIPATION
Being politically engaged all year round is just as important as voting. The organizations highlighted below advocate for gender and racial justice, overall equality, and togetherness.
care in action
women effect fund
color of change
Unite
Civic Alliance
A nonpartisan group of businesses working together to build a future where everyone participates in shaping our country.
Volunteer collective
VOTING
Voter participation is more important than ever. The 501(c)(3) non-candidate organizations listed below are working hard to ensure voter registration and turnout for upcoming elections and many of them could use our support. The other organizations on this page reflect the importance of other forms of political participation besides voting.
Voter participation center (VPC)
america Votes
new american majority (NAM) fund
vote riders
"I Have A Right To Vote"
Ballottrax
Renewing democracy: solutions for voting access
Election trust project
”The Room Where It Happens” • IWillVote.com