Nonprofit List

• GenPhilly http://www.genphilly.org/ - a network of emerging professionals who are inspiring Philadelphians to connect with older adults through their work and personal lives.
• Hopeworks 'N Camden http://www.hopeworks.org/ - provides training for in-school and out of school youth in state-of-the art computer applications: Web site design, geographic information services (GIS), computer networking and repair, and video.
• ICON Philadelphia http://www.iconphiladelphia.org - works to create a cohesive community of Asian Americans from all backgrounds through community service, social networking, cultural awareness, and professional development events.
• LIFT - Philadelphia http://www.liftcommunities.org/philadelphia - LIFT clients and volunteers work one-on-one to find jobs, secure safe and stable housing, make ends meet through public benefits and tax credits, and obtain quality referrals for services like childcare and healthcare.
• Nonprofit Technology Resources http://NTRweb.org - Philadelphia's first an only Computer Thrift Store and refurbishing factory provides low cost computers and offers volunteers and interns an opportunity to practice technology skills.
• North Light Community Center http://www.northlightcommunitycenter.org/ - in Manayunk - a place where... children come to learn and play... where their parents come for advice and assistance. Where neighbors meet... to discuss community issues... and new solutions are forged.
• Philadelphia Academies http://academiesinc.org/ - serves as an intermediary, bringing the financial and human resources of the business community into Philadelphia public schools, providing work and life readiness skills, making connections to internship experiences, and offering scholarships that provide a path toward a productive life.
• Philadelphia Area New Media Association (PANMA) http://www.panma.org/ - We are web designers, graphic artists, database developers, programmers, information architects, marketers and other professionals supporting the regional digital development community.
• Philadelphia Science Fiction Society (PSFS) http://psfs.org - a non-profit organization that meets to discuss and promote science fiction and fantasy in literature, the arts, and popular culture.
• Philadelphia Linux Users Group http://www.phillylinux.org/ - PLUG is a group of Linux users in the Greater Philadelphia area that run a mailing list and several local meetings per month. Their goal is to support Linux users and to maintain the community.
• Solutions for Progress http://www.solutionsforprogress.com -  assisting low and moderate-income individuals and families to sustainably move out of poverty through the application of technology that improves the efficiency of government to deliver assistance that can be obtained easily and with dignity. (see The Benefit Bank)
• The A-Space http://the-aspace.org/ - West Philadelphia - a collectively run anarchist community center and art gallery.