Top Non Profit Startups in 2024

We are a movement of Americans working together to end gun violence and build safer communities. Gun violence touches every town in America. For too long, change has been thwarted by the Washington gun lobby and by leaders who refuse to take common-sense steps that will save lives. Nearly 6 million mayors, moms, cops, teachers, survivors, gun owners, students and everyday Americans have come together to make their own communities safer. It starts with you, and it starts in your town.

Classy is the world’s largest fundraising platform for social good organizations. Since 2011, we’ve enabled 1.3 million people across 300K individual campaigns to raise over $130M for social good organizations. Classy provides an all-in-one fundraising platform that allows online donations, crowdfunding & peer-to-peer fundraising campaigns, and event registration & ticketing.

Privacy is possible. Signal Messenger makes it easy. At Signal, our goal is to develop open source privacy technology that protects privacy rights, promotes free expression and enables secure global communication. We believe that private messaging should be simple and ubiquitous. Signal combines state-of-the-art security and end-to-end encryption with the features that users expect in a modern messaging application. Millions of people use Signal every day to speak freely, and a growing list of organizations have integrated the open source Signal Protocol into messaging platforms that support billions of users.

We are going to transform how NGOs collect donations, both online and offline. We aim to significantly improve the experience that donors today have while making a donation.

We are a nonprofit organization that hosts Wikipedia and our other free knowledge projects. We keep Wikipedia and Wikimedia sites fast, reliable, and available to all. We protect the values and policies that allow free knowledge to thrive. We build new features and tools to make it easy to read, edit, and share from the Wikimedia sites. Above all, we support the communities of volunteers around the world who edit, improve, and add knowledge across Wikimedia projects. Our media platform has more than 53 million unique files, and more than 1 billion unique devices visit our platforms each and every month.

Medic is a global nonprofit organization with a mission to advance equitable healthcare and strengthen community health systems by building, innovating, applying, and scaling open-source, low-cost digital health tools in collaboration with communities, governments, and implementers. We envision a more just world in which health workers are supported as they provide care for their neighbors, universal health coverage is a reality, and health is a secured human right. Medic serves as the technical steward and core contributor of the Community Health Toolkit (CHT), a leading open-source, global good for digital health and advanced community health systems. We drive increases in coverage, quality, and speed of care in the hardest-to-reach communities, improvements in health workforce performance, and greater data-driven decision-making among health system leadership. Our global team of 90+ teammates is our biggest strength. We live our organizational values of Humanity, Solidarity, Openness, Creativity and Initiative in everything we do. We are a remote-first organization that works across more than 14 countries, 32 cities, 4 physical hub locations (Nepal, Kenya, Uganda, and Senegal) and all time zones. We are dedicated software developers, researchers, project managers, designers, and operations specialists working together to reimagine care for all. Join our mission of building a more just world together!

We do research, mainly on improving the welfare and lives of nonhuman animals. We also work to make sure we all survive, helping minimize the risk of civilization-ending events, like widespread nuclear war. Lastly, we try to find and develop other neglected but promising areas to improve the world and try to further build the community of people working on these issues. Rather than just doing what feels right, we use evidence and careful analysis to find the very best causes to work on. We work analytically, trying to improve the efforts of others via policy and advocacy. Our research agenda and approach are still in the very early stages and may change significantly as we grow and learn.

Launched in 2012, CODE2040 is a nonprofit organization dedicated to closing the skills gap and opportunity divide in engineering and technology in the United States. CODE2040 provides opportunities, networks, and support for top minority engineering talent to ensure their leadership in the innovation economy. CODE2040's flagship program is our summer Fellows Program that places high performing Black and Latino/a software engineering students in internships with top tech companies and provides them with mentorship, leadership training, and network development. You can learn more about us at code2040.org or by following us on Twitter @CODE2040.