In the wake of the 2016 elections, the Board of Other Avenues voted to significantly broaden the scope of our charitable giving program.
The non-profits we aim to support represent a range of values that both reflect our community’s concerns and mirror Other Avenues’ Mission Statement:
“Healthy People, Healthy Business, Healthy Planet.”
These vetted organizations work on behalf of policy positions and individuals made most vulnerable by the present administration in the arenas of
- civil rights
- immigrants’ rights
- workers’ rights
- sexual and reproductive freedom and safety
- environmental protection and stewardship
These worthy non-profits work on the local level, providing direct action and support to individuals, as well as on the national level, to litigate and lobby on behalf of social justice and environmental issues.
The amazing Charitable Organizations we have supported since 2017 include:
- SF AIDS Foundation Syringe Access Collaborative
- Larkin Street Youth Services
- La Raza Centro Legal
- Access Women’s Health Justice
- Center for Farmworker Families
- Shanti Project
- The Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
- La Casa de las Madres
- SF AIDS Foundation Syringe Access Collaborative
- St. James Infirmary
- Huckleberry House
- Farm Sanctuary
- ACLU
- Southern Poverty Law Center
- American Arab Anti-Discrimination Committee
- Earth Justice
- Indigenous Environmental Network
- National Immigrant’s Rights Project
- Natural Resource Defense Council
- Black Lives Matter
- Sentencing Project
- Trevor Project
- RAINN