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Main Street Project

Main Street Project was founded in March 2005 as the nonpartisan 501(c)(3) arm of the League of Rural Voters, an organization with a history of community building and organizing dating back to 1986. Today Main Street Project’s mission is to increase access to resources, share knowledge, and build power in order to transform systems that perpetuate inequities.

That’s not the kind of work that happens in a vacuum.

We’re intentional about cooperating across culture, place, and language. In order to transform systems, we believe:

Innovative solutions arise with greater voice from individuals most impacted by social...

Minnesota Interfaith Power and Light

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Minnesota Interfaith Power & Light believes the active care of creation is integral to spiritual life and social justice. Through leadership and guidance to Minnesota’s faith communities, we respond to climate change by bringing faith communities together and providing opportunities for congregations to join the growing climate justice movement.

Since our founding as Congregations Caring for Creation in 2004, we have mobilized religious support for landmark legislation to reduce greenhouse gas emissions in Minnesota, educated hundreds of thousands of congregants, and worked with every major religious denomination in the state....

Mountain Association for Community Economic Development

The Mountain Association for Community Economic Development (MACED) partners with local people to build upon the strengths of Kentucky and Central Appalachia. We create economic alternatives and strive to make Appalachian communities better places to live.

Since 1976, MACED’s commitment to the communities of Central Appalachia has shown us that high expectations, vision and hard work are essential to accomplish results. Three core strategies help us work toward our goal of transforming the lives of people and places in need in Central Appalachia through sustainable development.

• Community Investment — Investing capital and...