Amid Shopping Is Giving Tuesday
By • November 26, 2018 0 1639
What’s your favorite charity? Something in the neighborhood, across the nation or at the other side of the world? Tuesday is your chance to make your choice on the stage of hashtag activism.
Labeled as #GivingTuesday, this special Tuesday after Thanksgiving began in 2012 through the efforts of the 92nd Street Y (YM-YWHA) in New York City and the United Nations Foundation. Since then, it has grown and expanded internationally — raising $274 million last year, according to the Chronicle of Philanthropy.
The following are recommendations by The Georgetowner on whom to send your donations tomorrow and the rest of this charitable time of year.
In Georgetown, a good place to start is with your local church, whether Holy Trinity for its 225th anniversary, Christ Church for its 200th year, Georgetown Baptist Church for its programs or other faith communities.
Thinking globally is fine, but local nonprofits make sure neighborhoods thrive. If you wish to add to our list, email editorial@georgetowner.com with your recommendation and we can add it to the lineup.
The Citizens Association of Georgetown — cagtown.org
The Georgetown Ministry Center — georgetownministrycenter.org
Georgetown Village — georgetown-village.org
Friends of Volta Park — voltapark.org
Friends of Rose Park — roseparkdc.org
Dumbarton House — dumbartonhouse.org
Tudor Place — tudorplace.org
N Street Village — nstreetvillage.org
D.C. Central Kitchen — dccentralkitchen.org
Children’s Defense Fund — childrensdefense.org
Knock Out Abuse — knockoutabuse.org
The Washington Ballet — washingtonballet.org
Teach for America — teachforamerica.org
Reading Is Fundamental — rif.org
Cultural Tourism DC — culturaltourismdc.org
Halcyon — halcyonhouse.org
Humane Rescue League — humanerescueleague.org
Miriam’s Kitchen — miriamskitchen.org
Junior League of Washington — jlw.org
Wounded Warrior Project — woundedwarriorproject.org
Yellow Ribbon Fund — yellowribbonfund.org
