These organizations promote participation in the strengthening of community, which both creates and reflects the sense of mutual responsibility and interdependence that makes a society viable. 705 2nd Ave. The ACLU's success depends on the work of hundreds of volunteers. As a non-profit organization established in 1913, the ADL is one of the nation's oldest human relations agencies. Its purpose is to secure equal justice for all Americans, regardless of race, religion, ethnic origin or sex.
Volunteers help with mailings, filing, and other office support.
A goal is to bring communities together on social issues. Volunteers help to research issues, distribute flyers, and assist in outreach efforts to churches and other organizations. 4759 15th Ave. The Church Council is a coalition of Christian churches and individuals concerned about peace and social justice. Volunteers are active in all of the task forces.