Wooster Nonprofits and Charities

I had the best midwives attending to me when I went into labour. They were there anytime I called and took care of me before , during and after labour. I would recommend Obaatanpa Womens Hospital anyday and anytime . And thank you for the gift (baby blanket) , it’s really beautiful ??????

Last week a mentor shared that her student confided that she was tired in class because she had been sleeping on a deflated air mattress for most of the school year. Through the mentor's advocacy and OHuddle's coordination with community partners, a team of people were able to pick up a new bed for the student as well as beds for her 3 siblings. We are so grateful to be operating with adults in this community who value the experience of our youth!

This is a great organization that cares for discarded and abused pot bellied pigs and other animals! These rescued animals receive medical care and love from a licensed veterinarian and other dedicated volunteers. The animals freely roam a farm dedicated to their care with a stream, fenced in pastures, and a barn built for the pigs. There are three legged dogs, cats missing eyes, an abused pony, and more. They care for them all. An awesome place to visit and very deserving of your donation.

I saw Dr. Sylvia Hathaway when I lived in Wooster, and was at the end of my rope. She listened to me, then told me I'd come to her about 2 years too late for her to help. Then charged me big money. <br>It felt like I'd been kicked while I was down. <br>This happened years ago, but I just came across her business card today. The experience and shock have stuck with me. Thankfully, I didn't have any suicidal spirits around or that may have done me in. <br> <br> <br>

I am a parent of a child in one of the programs and feel so lucky to be working with The Village Network. They truely believe in my son and listen to our needs. The entire company is focused on the family and the kids. it has been a great experience and they have saved us!

I am extremely thankful for Life's Little Adventures Farm. They are located several counties away from my home, yet, after 40 plus phone calls to shelters, rescues, APLs, nursing homes, etc... they helped me with a bad situation. I fed a cat that had been abandoned by the previous tenant at the home I moved into. She had kittens. I paid for the certificate to have her fixed. She got pregnant again before I could catch her not feeding babies (which a vet told me you had to do). And the kittens kept coming, then, they had kittens. We were up to 13 outdoors cats!!! Neighbors got angry because the cats hung around their homes and businesses. It was becoming costly to feed 13 cats. I lost my job a year ago and have been unemployed ever since. Times are hard. I have been going to a food pantry monthly all this time. Bills are all behind. Can't feed ourselves. Melissa at the farm was so sympathetic to my situation, she took the cats to be fixed and adopted so they could have a better life, and, so a tremendous pressure would be taken off of me. I was so impressed with her knowledge and skills, and the wonderful work that is done at the farm that I now am working on fundraising and grant writing for the organization. The Equine Therapy program is a wonderful thing, and I hope to see it grow in the future, both to rescue the horses, and for the tremendous work it does to help differently abled children and adults. God Bless Life's Little Adventures Farm!