The Fargo-Moorhead Indigenous Association’s vision is to Unite, Connect and Strengthen the Fargo-Moorhead Indigenous community.

Now in its 16th year, the Fargo-Moorhead LGBT Film Festival celebrates LGBTQ+ lives & storytelling “There is a place where you are seen. Let us show it to you.” The Human Family (promoting human rights & social justice though art & film) is the non-profit steward the FM-LGBT Film Festival.

We work to create a world where everyone can thrive no matter their gender, gender identity or expression, or sexual orientation. Central to this work is dismantling the legal, political, and structural barriers to gender equity.

Interfaith Alliance forges powerful alliances among people of diverse faiths and beliefs to build a resilient, inclusive democracy and fulfill America’s promise of religious freedom and civil rights not just for some, but for all.

The mission of High Plains Fair Housing Center is to strengthen communities and to ensure equal access to fair housing in the region through training, education, enforcement, and advocacy.

New American Consortium for Wellness & Empowerment creates a stronger community, from transition to transformation.

We build bonds among people, bridges between diverse communities, and links to organizations. Through celebrations and programming, we facilitate trusting relationships and create healthy partnerships in the Greater Fargo-Moorhead Area.

The Human Family promotes human rights and social justice through film and art. The Human Family is the non-profit curator of The North Dakota Human Rights Film & Arts Festival with events in Fargo and communities in across the state.

The North Dakota Human Rights Coalition works to effect change so that all people in North Dakota enjoy full human rights.

In it’s 7th year, the Summit is an annual event to gather and celebrate queer joy, empower and train for advocacy, and envision a diverse and inclusive future for North Dakota. The NDHRC is the event’s fiscal host as part of their mission to effect change so all people in North Dakota enjoy full human rights.

A queer community run and BIPOC owned event space and recreation center in Fargo, ND. The goal of the space is to expand the boundaries of who has access to a stage and a microphone in the area. We aim to connect community from all over the cultural spectrum and uplift voices all over the FM. Art makes us grow! Giving a platform to the underrepresented since 2023.

PFund Foundation builds equity with LGBTQ+ communities across the Upper Midwest by providing grants and scholarships, developing leaders, and inspiring giving. In North Dakota, PFund Foundation has used community contributions to support places such as Parachigo, Sitting Bull College Two Spirit Club, Red River Rainbow Seniors Oral History Project, the Community Uplift Program, and many more LGBTQ+ supporting organizations!

Planned Parenthood North Central States and its subsidiary organizations provide, promote, and protect reproductive and sexual health through high quality care, education, and advocacy. A member of America’s most trusted reproductive health care provider, our affiliate is proud to support and operate health centers across our five-state region (Iowa, Minnesota, Nebraska, North Dakota, and South Dakota). Each year, we provide health care to nearly 93,000 people and health education to more than 58,000 people in our region.

Prairie Abortion Fund is an abortion fund serving North Dakotans, South Dakotans, Minnesotans, and people who travel to our region for abortion care. PAF can off-set the cost of an abortion fee, cover travel and lodging expenses required for appointments, and assist with other associated costs such as birth control options and STI testing.

PAF is formerly the WIN Fund

Prairie Action ND Institute (PANDI) advances social and economic justice in North Dakota by strengthening communities through education, digital advocacy, and grassroots organizing. In partnership with local organizations, we work toward a more just, inclusive, and engaged North Dakota.

The mission of the FM Pride Collective and Community center is to create a sense of community and promote education and social activities aimed at furthering the social and physical well-being and development of the LGBTQIA2S+ community in the Red River Valley. During open hours, we are open for drop-in support, activities, and socialization. We have a movie collection, a wide collection of board games and video games, and a library of books available for check out. The Pride Collective and Community Center also serves as the parent organization for the Red River Rainbow Seniors, FM Pride, Project RAI, and the Youth Group.

Red River Rainbow Seniors is an organization dedicated to providing advocacy, education, support & fun for the 50+ LGBTQ community in the Red River Valley.

Resource Connect is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting individuals facing transportation barriers by providing reliable transportation options to help them reach their workplaces. We are currently seeking to raise funds to purchase a vehicle, which will enhance our ability to support those in need and further our mission of improving access to employment opportunities.

Ruth's Food Cart's mission is for neighbors to feed neighbors. It is one of the deeds we do to express love for people, inspired by our Christian tradition.

SCHRC’s purpose is to inspire and engage individuals and the community to understand and strive to end discrimination on the basis of race, ethnicity, age, class, creed, religion, political affirmation, sexual orientation, gender identity, and physical, intellectual, or mental disability.

Shine Bright & Live (SB&L) is a North Dakota nonprofit founded in 2024 by people living with HIV and community members committed to HIV education, stigma reduction, and compassionate support. SB&L works across the state to increase understanding of HIV, support people living with HIV, and strengthen connections to testing, prevention, and care - especially in rural communities.

Donations raised on I Heart Progress Day will support community education, stigma-reduction efforts, outreach and testing access, and direct support for individuals living with HIV, helping ensure that no one in North Dakota has to navigate HIV alone.