What are you favorite non-profits?

[georgia]

Mothering is interested in learning what your favorite non-profits are. What non-profit organizations do you support that are aligned with Natural Family Living? Please share!

[Maluhia]

For me diversity and equal rights are part of consentual respectful living therefore Southern Poverty Law Center is high on my list.

Of course La Leche League.

[almadianna]

Babywearing International!

[jenneology]

In support of natural childbirth (Mother and Baby Friendly care): The Coalition for Improving Maternity Services

...and because the system is so stacked against natural childbirth to the point of mothers being traumatized: Solace for Mothers

[earthgirl]

Campaign for a commercial free childhood.

[dawningmama]

The Girl Effect
Dream Village

[DahliaRW]

Don't know if it's necessarily NFL, but we LOVE the Kindering center where we live, which provides therapy and intervention to children under 3 who need it. Early intervention has been proven to help in the long run. http://www.kindering.org/

There are places like Kindering all over the country.

[Sustainer]

Citizens for Midwifery http://www.cfmidwifery.org

Organic Consumers Association http://www.organicconsumers.org

ProMoM http://www.promom.org

Fluoride Action Network http://www.fluoridealert.org

Real Diaper Association http://www.realdiaperassociation.org

[evermore]

Attachment Parenting
DiaperFreeBaby

[snappydiapers]

Real Diaper Association http://www.realdiaperassociation.org
and
La Leche League http://www.llli.org/

[SunRayeMomi]

I am proud to be a chapter co-leader for the small but fast-growing BirthNetwork National - where we advocate mother/baby-friendly pregnancy and childbirth options. The chapter I represent is Macomb, MI. We offer free monthly meetings to the public! Find us on Facebook

[LaffNowCryLater]

The Cloth Diaper Foundation

The Cloth Diaper Foundation
http://www.clothdiaperfoundation.org/

Some info from the site:

This 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization is dedicated to helping qualifying families all over the United States get a jump start on cloth diapering. Cloth diapers are a more natural, healthy alternative to disposables that reduce overall waste, thereby helping the environment.

In 2009, they helped over 450 babies directly, more than 100 babies through sponsorship and local distribution, and assisted other charities with the same mission as well!

[delfuego]

Sego Lily School in Salt Lake City, Utah. It's a Sudbury Model school... my son loves it there! Plus, the will soon be constructing the first "net-zero energy" school in the nation (completely solar and wind powered).

[Kailey's mom]

My favorite is the American Aspergers Association. They provide free hyperbaric oxygen therapy to both myself and my dd. Awesome organization!

[BathrobeGoddess]

River Song waldorf school

The Family Journey and BirthChat

[Sweetmama26]

The Leleche League is by far my fave organization.

[amnesiac]

Not sure if it's exactly what you're looking for, but I'm enjoying Heifer International these days.

[caiesmommy]

I don't know how much it ties into what your asking but I love the david suzuki foundation.

[jenneology]

On family policy and maternal feminist activism: MomsRising.org

I'm looking for one regarding toxic load and bioaccumulation in everyday products, can anyone refer me to a national nonprofit on the topic?

[ian'smommaya]

let me know if you find one jenneology.

i like partners in health as a non profit.