Find Administration Of Justice Nonprofits and Charities

  amyrosa wrote:

Casa is an amazing organization that really helps the most vulnerable children in our community. I was a teacher for23 years and had needy children in my classroom so I decided to volunteer on a individual basis with one child when I retired. Not only... more »

  Snowbirds2 wrote:

This organization is one which exonerates men and women who are wrongfully incarcerated. Many of their exonerees have spent 20 or 30 years or more behind bars for a crime they never committed. It is very important that the public know that our justice... more »

  Sarah H. wrote:

PMC consistently amazes me because they are able to do so much with so little. Resources are limited and the staff is small. Yet their results are impressive. They look at all issues related to court reform: from judicial selection based on merit to improving... more »

  Ken B wrote:

I've been a CASA in both Richmond City and now Henrico. The paid staff are smart and helpful and supportive, and the other volunteers are the kind of folks you'd like to spend time with even if you weren't working with them in Henrico CASA. The training... more »

  savedbythebell wrote:

I thank God everyday for the volunteers and NVO for their support. When I was due to be released my family had disowned me and I was looking to return to my Gang. Thanks to the support of my Volunteer caseworker who worked day and night to find me a place... more »

  DrDaveK wrote:

This is an outstanding organization. They are doing an absolute unbelievable job in bring guilty federal agencies to account for their illegal activity . They need every dollar that comes their way. There is no better place to donate dollars. more »

  Shanna M. wrote:

I am writing this review to let everyone know what good work CASA does !!! I have been a volunteer for over three years and have seen and helped so many young ones. With out CASA these kids would not have a voice in court. CASA Volunteers check up on... more »

  verdewriter wrote:

I do not believe this is an organization that is worthy of support. There are many other similar organizations, with a more established history, and that receive high review marks from independent third party evaluators such as Charity Navigator, the... more »

  FamilyFoundation wrote:

My family and I have been involved with Justice for All since being introduced to David and his team during the Focus on the Family Institute in the Summer of 2003. We became involved because of the alignment with our family's values to see abortion become... more »

  Vicki R. wrote:

TCADP has worked hard to engage new voices in ending the death penalty in Texas. The organization has taken multiple steps to expand the dialogue on the death penalty and help define it as non-partisan but bad public policy. more »

  nonprofitwatchdog wrote:

This non-profit states on their website that they are a 501(c)3 organization. They are not. They have not filed the required forms with the IRS since 2010 and thus have had their 501(c)3 status revoked by the IRS. more »

  Scott34 wrote:

Child Protect, located in Montgomery, AL is an incredible non-profit that counsels children suffering from sexual and physical abuse. Even after these crimes are reported, their victims must face the traumatic process of providing their account and learning... more »

  BelieverBee wrote:

This non-profit assists children by providing someone to be there for them - when the family is not. These children are generally discovered when CPS or some other law enforcement agency has intervened in a potential dangerous situation or home environment.... more »

  smittyfbaby1.net wrote:

If you have someone that is incarcerated,Give! If you know some, please give. We thank you in advance for your concern. more »

  Hassanl wrote:

CCJRC was the “Encourager” for the founding of Second Chance Center which, after less than 7years of existence has grown into the preeminent retry agency in Colorado. CCJRC has spearheaded legislative inroads that have dramatically altered the landscape... more »

Prevention and prosecution of crime by offering cash rewards on an anonymous basis. more »

Established in 1997, yellowstone recovery was founded to provide a place and a plan for indigent men and women who suffer from... more »

The organization offers court alternatives more »

The csj was formed to ensure equal concern, treatment, respect, and opportunity for all. Educate to stop prejudice and discrimination.... more »

To organize previously incarcerated individuals, their families, and supporters of the criminal justice reform to change unjust... more »

To successfully manage, maintain, and operate certain facilities and common area property for the benefit of lindbergh city center... more »