Best places: Non profit organizations in Chicago, United States

Nonprofit promoting the city's built environment through tours, exhibitions & events.

👍👍 I have been a member for several years. The best Staff anywhere. Amazing services, hotel, amenities, events, and restaurants. The Chef is a nutritionist and the menu items are made to perfection. The Athletics Department is beautiful and massive. This Department also includes services like mas...

👍👍 Nice size USO. Always a great place to sit and chill with a long layover to get away from the crowded airport and all the noise. There are two inside the airport. There was even a play area for kids with books, games and toys. There's wifi and even a computer station. Great job Chicago USO.

🫤 I hate to say this but I'm pretty disappointed in center on Halsted as a whole. Constant staffing issues and their inability to meet their own expectations has made me hesitant to return here. Their youth discord server is poorly managed and they're constantly understaffed. I was really hoping that...

Modern space at the Art Institute hosting indie, foreign & classic films & artist appearances.

Irish cultural center featuring a library, museum, art gallery, auditorium, classrooms & a pub.

Contemporary spot serving inventive American fare, run by a nonprofit that's combating homelessness.

Nonprofit visual arts center exhibiting work by emerging or under-recognized contemporary artists.

👍👍 New year and a new experience. The Greater Chicago Food Depository believes a healthy community starts with food. Volunteers are needed to help sort and repack food to be provided where it's needed most. Growing up in Chicago and Cook County, I have seen both sides of the coin. Wanted to say what a...

Celebrating Nordic culture & history with various programs including exhibits, tours & a kids' area.

👍👍 Enjoyed every play we seen! Every one there was amazing! My kids loved every minute of it! Would most definitely recommend!

Diving gear sales & rentals plus instruction for open water, rescue & dive-master certification.

Research library in a stately five-story granite building from 1893, with rare books & manuscripts.

Thrift store selling clothing, books & housewares; profits go to the AIDS Healthcare Foundation.

Long-standing nonprofit chain with a range of pre-owned clothing, housewares & more.

👍👍 I really needed food! I had absolutely no money to my name, I couldn’t even walk into a grocery store and buy an apple. They really went above and beyond in helping to feed me for at least two weeks! I plan on volunteering my time to help them. The place was clean and very comfortable. The people th...

😐 I took physical therapy from them, as well as occupational therapy (focusing on the wrists and hands) from them. I had two different instructors, one for the hands and one for everything else (including back, legs, arms, etc.) Usually they focus on just one body part but my primary care physician wr...

😠 My husband has elevated iron and was told to donate whole blood in order to lower his levels. I made the appointment for him, we went, everybody was super great and friendly. But, he keeps getting phone calls, emails, notifications, and even SNAIL MAIL about his blood type being the universal plate...

😠 My cousin had her wedding here and let me tell u exactly what the owner of this place did. She originally agreed to let my cousin set up everything with the help of people the night before. But when we were there she said "there was too many poeple" and we could not set up anymore. Sending us home....

👍 Very informative!