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Global Directory of Good Organizations

A curated collection of trusted organizations making the world better. Explore, learn, and get involved.

80
Organizations in the list
13
Categories
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Humanitarian Aid

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International Red Cross & Red Crescent

1863 · Geneva, Switzerland
The world's largest humanitarian network. Disaster response, emergency health, blood services across 192 countries.
Disaster ReliefHealthGlobal

Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF)

1971 · Paris, France
Doctors Without Borders delivers emergency medical care in conflict zones, epidemics, and natural disasters across 70+ countries.
MedicalEmergency70+ Countries

Oxfam International

1942 · Oxford, UK
Global confederation fighting poverty, inequality, and injustice across 87 countries.
PovertyJustice87 Countries

International Rescue Committee

1933 · New York, USA
Helps refugees and displaced people survive, recover, and rebuild in over 40 countries.
Refugees40+ Countries

CARE International

1945 · Geneva, Switzerland
Fights global poverty and delivers emergency relief. Empowering women and girls in 100+ countries.
PovertyWomen100+ Countries

Mercy Corps

1979 · Portland, USA
Helps communities in crisis recover and rebuild. Works in 40+ countries.
Crisis40+ Countries

World Food Programme

1961 · Rome, Italy
World's largest humanitarian org focused on hunger. 160 million people annually in 120+ countries.
FoodUN Agency120+ Countries

Habitat for Humanity

1976 · Atlanta, USA
Builds affordable housing worldwide. Volunteers construct homes in 70+ countries.
Housing70+ Countries

Salvation Army

1865 · London, UK
One of the world's largest social welfare organizations in 133 countries.
Social Welfare133 Countries

ActionAid

1972 · Johannesburg, South Africa
Works with poorest communities to end poverty in 45 countries, focus on women's rights.
Anti-Poverty45 Countries

Team Rubicon

2010 · Los Angeles, USA
Unites military veterans with first responders for rapid disaster relief.
VeteransDisaster

Islamic Relief Worldwide

1984 · Birmingham, UK
Emergency relief and development programs in 45+ countries.
Humanitarian45+ Countries
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Environment & Conservation

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World Wildlife Fund (WWF)

1961 · Gland, Switzerland
5 million+ supporters in 100+ countries protecting biodiversity.
Wildlife100+ Countries

Greenpeace International

1971 · Amsterdam, Netherlands
Environmental campaigning on climate, deforestation, overfishing in 39+ countries.
Climate39+ Countries

The Nature Conservancy

1951 · Arlington, USA
1,000+ scientists, protected 125M+ acres, operates in 83 countries.
Conservation83 Countries

350.org

2008 · Global
Largest global climate movement against fossil fuels and for renewable energy.
Climate ActionGrassroots

Sierra Club

1892 · Oakland, USA
1.3 million members fighting for clean air, water, and land.
Conservation1.3M Members

Rainforest Alliance

1987 · New York, USA
Conserves biodiversity in 70+ countries with rural communities.
Biodiversity70+ Countries

Conservation International

1987 · Arlington, USA
Science-based conservation in 30+ countries.
Ecosystems30+ Countries

Ocean Conservancy

1972 · Washington, USA
Protects the ocean with science-based solutions.
OceansMarine Life

Earthjustice

1971 · San Francisco, USA
200+ lawyers fighting for the environment — pro bono.
Environmental LawPro Bono

Surfrider Foundation

1984 · San Clemente, USA
Protects oceans and beaches. 50,000+ members globally.
Oceans50K Members
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Children & Youth

6

UNICEF

1946 · New York, USA
UN agency for children. 190+ countries. 300+ emergencies annually.
UN Agency190+ Countries

Save the Children

1919 · London, UK
Children's rights in education, health, protection in 100+ countries.
Rights100+ Countries

World Vision

1950 · Monrovia, USA
100+ countries, 33,000+ staff. Child welfare, education, health.
Child Welfare100+ Countries

Plan International

1937 · Woking, UK
Children's rights and equality for girls in 75+ countries.
Girls Rights75+ Countries

SOS Children's Villages

1949 · Innsbruck, Austria
Family-based care for children. 572 villages in 137 countries.
Family Care137 Countries

Right To Play

2000 · Toronto, Canada
Power of play to educate children in 15+ countries.
PlayEducation
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Volunteering Networks

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UN Volunteers (UNV)

1970 · Bonn, Germany
UN program mobilizing volunteers for peace and development.
UN ProgramPeace

Points of Light

1990 · Atlanta, USA
World's largest volunteer service org. 120+ affiliates in 37 countries.
Volunteer Service37 Countries

Idealist (+ VolunteerMatch)

1995 · New York, USA
Largest platform for social-impact jobs. 250K+ organizations.
Job Board250K+ Orgs

Peace Corps

1961 · Washington, USA
US volunteer program. 2-year placements in 60+ countries.
US Program60+ Countries

Rotary International

1905 · Evanston, USA
1.4 million members organizing community service projects.
Service Clubs1.4M Members

IVHQ

2007 · New Zealand
350+ projects in 50+ destinations from $20/day.
Volunteer Travel50+ Destinations

IAVE

1970 · Washington, USA
Largest global network of volunteer leaders.
Global NetworkLeadership

VSO

1958 · London, UK
Embedding volunteers in local organizations for development.
DevelopmentTechnical Skills
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Animal Welfare

7

IFAW

1969 · Yarmouth Port, USA
Protects endangered animals in 40+ countries.
WildlifeRescue40+ Countries

FOUR PAWS

1988 · Vienna, Austria
12 sanctuaries for bears, big cats across 15 countries.
Sanctuaries15 Countries

World Animal Protection

1981 · London, UK
Campaigns against wildlife exploitation in 50+ countries.
Protection50+ Countries

Humane Society International

1954 · Washington, USA
Largest animal protection org covering all animal categories.
Farm AnimalsWildlife

ASPCA

1866 · New York, USA
America's first humane org. Cruelty prevention and rescue.
Cruelty PreventionRescue

Born Free Foundation

1984 · Horsham, UK
Sanctuaries caring for 1,200+ animals in 20 countries.
Wild Animals20 Countries

African Wildlife Foundation

1961 · Washington, USA
Preserves African wildlife. Anti-poaching and habitat conservation.
AfricaAnti-Poaching
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Education & Literacy

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Room to Read

2000 · San Francisco, USA
50M+ children in 28 countries. Libraries and teacher training.
Literacy28 Countries

Teach For All

2007 · Global
60+ partners developing leadership for education.
Teaching60+ Partners

Malala Fund

2013 · Global
Nobel laureate Malala's fund for girls' education.
GirlsNobel Laureate

World Literacy Foundation

2003 · Melbourne, Australia
Literacy in 54 countries. 750M people can't read.
Literacy54 Countries

Books for Africa

1988 · St. Paul, USA
56M+ books distributed across Africa.
Books56M Distributed

Global Partnership for Education

2002 · Washington, USA
$10B+ invested in education systems.
Systems Change$10B+
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Water & Sanitation

4

charity: water

2006 · New York, USA
100% donations fund clean water. 29 countries. GPS tracking.
100% Model29 Countries

Water.org

1990 · Kansas City, USA
Matt Damon co-founded. 88M+ people empowered.
Micro-Loans88M People

WaterAid

1981 · London, UK
Clean water and sanitation in 30+ countries. 29M reached.
30+ CountriesSanitation

Water For People

1991 · Denver, USA
Lasting water for every family in 9 countries.
Sustainability9 Countries
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Health & Medical

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WHO

1948 · Geneva, Switzerland
UN global health authority. Pandemic preparedness.
UN AgencyGlobal Health

Partners In Health

1987 · Boston, USA
Modern medical care for poorest communities in 11 countries.
Healthcare11 Countries

Direct Relief

1948 · Santa Barbara, USA
Medical resources for 80+ countries.
Medical Supplies80+ Countries

Smile Train

1999 · New York, USA
Free cleft surgery in 90+ countries. 1.5M+ smiles.
Surgery90+ Countries
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Human Rights

5

Amnesty International

1961 · London, UK
10 million people campaigning for human rights in 150+ countries.
Human Rights150+ Countries

Human Rights Watch

1978 · New York, USA
Investigates abuses in 100+ countries.
Investigations100+ Countries

UNHCR

1950 · Geneva, Switzerland
Protects refugees worldwide.
RefugeesUN Agency

Transparency International

1993 · Berlin, Germany
Anti-corruption coalition in 100+ countries.
Anti-Corruption100+ Countries

Global Citizen

2012 · New York, USA
Movement to end extreme poverty.
AdvocacyCampaigns
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Secular & Humanist

5

Humanists International

1952 · London, UK
100+ humanist orgs in 40+ countries. UN status.
Humanism100+ OrgsUN Status

Children International

1936 · Kansas City, USA
Non-religious child sponsorship in 10 countries.
Secular10 Countries

Goodwill Industries

1902 · Rockville, USA
Secular org funding job training via thrift stores.
EmploymentJob Training

Center for Inquiry

1991 · Amherst, USA
Science, reason, and humanist values.
ScienceReason

Wheelchair Foundation

2000 · Blackhawk, USA
Free wheelchairs in 150+ countries.
Mobility150+ Countries
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Nordic & Swedish

7

Rädda Barnen

1919 · Stockholm, Sweden
Sweden's second largest charity for children.
SwedenChildren

Diakonia

1966 · Stockholm, Sweden
350 partners in 25 countries fighting poverty.
Sweden25 Countries

Röda Korset

1865 · Stockholm, Sweden
Sweden's oldest. Disaster relief and refugee support.
SwedenDisaster Relief

Naturskyddsföreningen

1909 · Stockholm, Sweden
Sweden's largest environmental org. 230K+ members.
Environment230K Members

Läkare Utan Gränser

1993 · Stockholm, Sweden
Swedish MSF branch. Medical professionals and fundraising.
MedicalSweden

Olof Palme Center

1992 · Stockholm, Sweden
Democracy, human rights, and peace in 20+ countries.
DemocracyPeace

Barncancerfonden

1982 · Stockholm, Sweden
Childhood cancer research and family support in Sweden.
CancerResearch
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Tech Platforms

3

GlobalGiving

2002 · Washington, USA
Largest crowdfunding for nonprofits. 175+ countries.
Crowdfunding175+ Countries

Kiva

2005 · San Francisco, USA
$2B+ micro-loans in 77 countries. 96% repayment.
Micro-Loans77 Countries

Catchafire

2009 · New York, USA
Pro-bono consulting for nonprofits.
Pro BonoSkills-Based
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Community Development

3

Ashoka

1981 · Arlington, USA
3,700+ social entrepreneurs in 90+ countries.
Social Enterprise90+ Countries

Grameen Foundation

1997 · Washington, USA
Microfinance inspired by Nobel laureate Yunus.
MicrofinanceMobile Tech

Heifer International

1944 · Little Rock, USA
Livestock and training. Pay-it-forward in 21 countries.
Livestock21 Countries

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