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Giving Tuesday!

In case you missed this in my first post, to celebrate "Giving Tuesday", put some worthy organizations "on the drip" (monthly recurring automatic donation).  Here are the ones I have researched and believe to do great work for civil rights:



I also added a local environmental organization to my giving list, namely The River Otter Ecology project, which does research on river otters to the benefit of the health of our watersheds here in the Bay Area.

What grassroots organizations fight for your local community?  How can you support them?

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