Lilburn Nonprofits and Charities

HORRIBLE humans that work in this place. Nothing against their food or place itself, but the people that work there are RUDE, OBNOXIOUS and HATEFUL. I will NEVER go back.

This charitable organization has helped many kids in the Tigray region of Ethiopia. I have first hand seen their work in helping students have school equipment and clothes. They have made a great difference in citys in Tigray like Wukuro and Mekele.

Great place for nurturing kids through soccer. Organization makes it possible for refugees and underserved youths to play competitive soccer at no cost.

When I was introduced to this ministry my life was suffering. Our marriage was failing, our ministry was running on empty all because I had nobody to lead me in my Christian walk. Revival Prayer Institute has been the largest contributor to not only getting my life back on track, but on the right track. Absolutely love this ministry and the people behind the scenes of it.

Special needs Siblings Inc is an amazing organization focused on families with challenges! Families with physical and mental challenges contain siblings that sometimes go unnoticed as more attention is needed for the family member with those needs. That’s where this excellent organization steps in to bring awareness to those siblings left behind.

Top Dog K9 Foundation gifts service dogs to veterans at no charge to them. TDK9 has completely changed my daily life. After being service member I was completely lost after being discharged until I stumbled across this facility. From the first time walking through the door they have made me feel lie family. They make sure that you are completely covered with benefits. They are a brotherhood and sisterhood. When you go through your particular vices they know how to help yoy through it in a calm manner.

Great organization created by a family after dealing with the loss of their infant daughter. Through their loss a beautiful foundation was created to raise funds to help other children. Abigail Grace was on this earth for a short time, but her memory has made a huge impact for a lot of others. Funds going to Gwinnett NICU, and donations going to other organizations that help medically fragile children. It has been my family's honor to continue to support and volunteer with this organization, and give back to those in need.

My oldest daughter sang with GYS for over ten years and this is the third year my youngest daughter has been involved. I have no doubts that the life lessons, vocal skills training and live performances they experienced will last them a lifetime and provide memories they will always treasure. <br> <br>The uniform focus and positive leadership provided by this organization can be an example to other non-profits of all types. Their willingness to be flexibile and to stretch to meet challenging goals & performance opportunities also serve as an example to the singers involved in the program. <br> <br>Their joint performances with the Atlanta Symphany Orchestra at Christmas time and the special opportunities to perform for the Georgia Music Educators Association and in other high-profile Georgia arts and entertainment venues has also been exciting and special memories for our whole family.

THe Kenya Project's mission is to help communities in Kenya through education, medical care, spiritual development and homes for children. Since receiving its non-profit status in 2003, The Kenya Project has been specifically serving Mountain Park Academy in a village outside of Nakuru, Kenya. The project currently serves over 800 children, at Mountain Park academy, supports 4 children's homes of 20 children each and has fully funded capital projects including: 2 School buildings for students ages 3 - Form 4 (12th grade); Dining hall that seats 1500, 4 children's homes housing 20 children each. chicken houses, a library, a well that supplies water to school and community and playing fields for youth sports. Nearly 75% of the students are sponsored by U.S. sponsors at $25.00 per month. The sponsorship fee includes tuition, uniform, some books and 2 meals per day for the student. 90% of all donated funds go directly to the work in Kenya. The Kenya Project's Kenyan partner is a family committed to the survival and success of their students. Several mission teams travel annually to work on special projects. A medical team goes every summer to provide check-ups for students and teachers, despense available medications and refer children to other medical providers as needed. Presently, The Kenya Project is working with a partner to build a trade school on the campus of Mountain Park Academy. I have personally led several mission teams to Kenya and find it to be one of life's most rewarding experiences.