nonprofit groups supported in 2009

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2009 Donations Recipients

Every year our members help decide where our donations go. They nominate groups to receive funding, and then vote on how much to give each group. CREDO Mobile supports organizations working for social change. Here’s the list of the nonprofit groups we’re funding in 2009:

Civil Rights
ACLU
American Constitution Society for
Law and Policy
Americans United for Separation
of Church and State
Center for Constitutional Rights
Electronic Frontier Foundation
Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network
Innocence Project
NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation
National Immigration Law Center
Planned Parenthood (affiliates)
Peace & International Freedom
Abraham Fund
Engineers Without Borders
Global Fund for Women
Grameen Foundation
Human Rights Watch
Mercy Corps
Oxfam America
Ploughshares Fund
Room to Read
Women for Women International
Economic & Social Justice
Center for Investigative Reporting
Center for Responsible Lending
Democracy Now!
Families USA
Feeding America
(America's Second Harvest)
Free Press
Girls Inc.
Jobs with Justice
National Center for Science Education
National Employment Law Project
Environment
Center for Environmental Health
Defenders of Wildlife
Green for All
Grist Magazine
Natural Resources Defense Council
Oceana
Rainforest Action Network
Union of Concerned Scientists
Vote Solar Initiative
Wilderness Society
Voting Rights & Civic Participation
Advancement Project
Brave New Foundation
Brennan Center for Justice
Color of Change
Democracia U.S.A.
Media Matters for America
Project Vote
Public Campaign
Sentencing Project
Women's Voices. Women Vote

Featured Causes

Here are just a few of the social-change groups we’ve funded over the years.

  • Greenpeace
  • Planed Parenthood
  • ACLU
  • Wellstone Action!
  • amnesty international

Why Phones?

It may seem like an odd pairing.
Mobile phones and acivism.

But what are phones as a means to deliver a message? They help us stay connected with what’s important. And by generating donations from money that would be spent on a phone bill anyway, they can provide automatic funding completely separated from the limited pool from which non-profits usually draw. To us, that just makes a good sense.