Great Nonprofits produce a list of the best performing nonprofits every year based on volunteers, donors, and recipients reviews. Whilst we may only be half way through 2019 (already?) we thought we would share the best nonprofits to work for in Los Angeles nonprofits.
Last Chance believes there should be an end to animal abuse and deserve basic rights protecting them from humans.
Through partnerships with digital platforms, brands, non-profits and influencers they are innovating what it means to be a charitable arts organization by building a community of artists that use their creative potential to help make the world a better place.
Bichons and Buddies has been dedicated to the rescue of homeless and unwanted Bichons, Bichon mixes and other small dog breeds since 2004, ensuring they are placed in a forever home that will provide them with the love and care they deserve.
SQ Foundation provide food, medicine, water, education, shelter and more to children, adults, animals and communities in need around the World. Over the years they have supported projects in 13 countries worldwide, working with organizations and passionate leaders who are often overlooked by larger institutions, and where a relatively small amount of funds go a long way.
California-based arts education nonprofit that has transformed the landscape of teen literacy by empowering new generations in literature, self-expression and performing arts.
Josh Groban's Find Your Light Foundation is dedicated to ensuring that every child has the opportunity to experience a quality arts education.