You can browse or search through this gallery of 100+ nonprofit co-locations in the United States, Canada, and abroad. This gallery is an ongoing project. To suggest additions or revisions, please email Diane Vinokur, dkv@umich.edu
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The NonProfit Center (Managed by Third Sector New England)
Suite 700Lincoln Plaza, 89 South Street
Boston, MA 02111-2670
USA
Established 1998
The NonProfit Center is the first mission-based, multi-tenant center in Massachusetts created exclusively to house progressive social change organizations. Located at Lincoln Plaza, 89 South Street, the center is within walking distance of the Massachusetts State House, Boston City Hall, and Boston's financial district.
Developed by Third Sector New England, the center provides eight floors of comfortable, functional office and meeting space for both large and small progressive nonprofit organizations. Following the principles of "green design" ensures a healthy and pleasant environment for tenants.
Boston's new home for social change nonprofits strengthens the effectiveness of nonprofit organizations. The center also provides the community with a powerful resource for engaging residents in public and community life. [Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 26-Jul-05
http://www.tsne.orgContact:
Marie Manis, Nonprofit Center coordinator
mmanis@tsne.org
617-523-6565/Fax: 617-523-2070
THEARC (Town Hall Education, Arts, and Recreation Center)
Suite 103Mississippi Avenue SE
Washington, D.C.
USA
Agency Type: Arts
Established 2005
The nonprofit group Building Bridges Across the River (BBAR), along with the real estate developer William C. Smith Company, plan to alter the artistic and recreational landscape of Washington D.C.'s Anacostia area by building a 110,000-square-foot community center known as THE ARC (Town Hall Education, Arts, and Recreation Center).
In addition to providing a home for a new Anacostia branch of the Levine School of Music, the facility includes a 350-seat theater, music, and dance performance space; a multi-screen movie theater; and several other artistic and recreational components.To supplement THE ARC's cultural offerings, BBAR has developed a carefully planned collaborative of community organizations that will have offices in the building, bringing several established social programs to people whose economic circumstances would not otherwise allow access to them. [Text adapted from website and correspondence between Diane Kaplan Vinokur and the executive director]
Description last updated on 15-Jul-05
http://www.williamcsmith.com/about/comm.htmlContact:
Skip McMahon
smcmahon@wcsmith.com
202-889-5901
Thoreau Center for Sustainability
PO Box 29585San Francisco, CA 94129
USA
Agency Type: Mixed
Established 1995
The Thoreau Center for Sustainability is located in several rehabilitated buildings in the historic Presidio, once a military base and now a national park in San Francisco, California. It houses a vibrant community of primarily not-for-profit organizations working for a healthy environment and a just society. The center also facilitates education and community building for and with this community of organizations.
The center's "green" architectural plan used sustainably harvested wood, recycled building materials, non-toxic paints and energy-efficient designs that maximize sunlight and natural ventilation. Today, the Thoreau Center's 12 buildings house more than 50 organizations working for social justice, community education and development, public health, and environmental stewardship. It is fulfilling the Presidio vision: combining preservation of the park's historic resources with creation of a global center for a sustainable future. [Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 15-Jul-05
http://www.thoreau.org/Contact:
Bruce DeMartini, program manager
Info@thoreau.org
415-561-7823
Thurgood Marshall Center for Service and Heritage
Thurgood Marshall Center Trust Inc.1816 12th Street, N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20009
USA
Agency Type: Human service
Established 2000
The Thurgood Marshall Center is an innovative community project located in the heart of the Shaw neighborhood in Washington, D.C., which involves restoring a large vacant historic building (35,000 square feet) back to a community services center. It seeks to bring together at one welcoming location the supportive programs, services, and guidance that will help families and youth build better lives and a brighter future, overcoming poverty and neglect. In addition, the project will capture and portray, through an interactive Thurgood Marshall Center Heritage Program, the living stories of African American leaders and communities.
[Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 15-Jul-05
http://www.thurgoodmarshallcenter.org/Contact:
Thomasina W. Yearwood, director
info@tmcsh.org
202-462-8314/Fax: 202-462-8365
Torpedo Factory Art Center
105 N. Union StreetAlexandria, VA 22314
USA
Agency Type: Arts
Established 1974
The Torpedo Factory Art Center was created through the joint effort of a group of local artists and the City of Alexandria, Virginia, in 1974. Today it is a visual arts center landmark housing several floors of artists who work in different media. Its riverside building previously housed a torpedo factory. Approximately 800,000 people visit each year. The facility includes 84 artists's studios (more than 165 individual artists), five cooperative galleries, the Target Gallery, and the Alexandria Archeology Museum. [Text adapted from website]
Description last updated on 15-Jul-05
http://www.torpedofactory.orgContact:
Richard Johnson, facilities manager
rjohnson@torpedofactory.org
703-838-4565/Fax: 703-838-3603
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