Find Adoption Nonprofits and Charities

  monikakey wrote:

Gift of Adoption helped make our domestic infant adoption possible. We had very little time to raise the money on our own -- just 8 weeks from when we submitted our application and the birth of our son. Gift of Adoption considered our grant application... more »

  paccell wrote:

Briitany's Hope is an organization that does everything top to bottom with complete integrity and excellence. They are a child-centered organization that also supports prospective adoptive families with all around support and love. more »

  emilywagoner wrote:

I spent eleven years in the mental health system receiving treatment in various hospitals and facilities for Abuse, Depression, PTSD, Dissociation, self-harm, suicidality, and anorexia. At the end of my rope, I found Mercy Ministries. I did not know what... more »

  Maria Y. wrote:

Reecee's Rainbow's mission is more than honorable, it is the very essence of what a true non-profit should be; helpful, caring and not about personal gain for the board. Bravo to Andrea and the rainbow for the incredible work they do. more »

  Pat_14 wrote:

For a dozen years or more I've worked with Adoptions of Indiana in developing and implementing their parent preparation process as well as in their efforts to lead networking opportunities between adoption profesionals (agencies and attorneys within their... more »

  jewly-74 wrote:

We had a great experience with Aggieland Pregnacy Outreach they were very helpful and supportive. We were referred to them by another client and are so grateful for this. We were matched and had our precious baby boy in our arms all with in a month of... more »

  cdaugirdas wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this charity for about a year now. I have watched overworked underpaid staff work long hours to help children in need. And they love what they do. The pour out everything they have to help support the Guardian et Lidum progam... more »

  BlindFaith wrote:

Without the help of the Foster Care Coalition of St. Louis, my husband and I would not be getting ready to adopting our 2 beautiful little boys today. I first contacted them in 2005. They have always been there to help and more impressively remembered... more »

  Karen80 wrote:

We adopted our son through The Cradle in 2008. They helped us navigate the scary world that is open adoption for those unfamiliar with it. Thanks to ours, and our sons birth mothers experience and education about openness we have a very strong and loving... more »

  isabelu210 wrote:

I adopted my yorkie-poo from the ADL. I was fostering him during his recovery after a major surgery (he was only 2 months old). I thank ADL for rescuing him dispite his condition and even more so, providing him with the necessary medical treatment he... more »

  sradopter wrote:

ACFPA provides support, resources and training to caregivers of foster children. They provide children in care with the experiences that are afforded other children in our community through events and funding. Their meetings provide a place that foster... more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have been working with the great staff of Junior Blind for over three years as a leadership trainer and executive coach. Their services to this precious population are exceptional as are their leaders and management team. more »

  Dave24 wrote:

What can we say? Thanks to SCFFAA, our family is now complete -- with both a boy and girl (they're wonderful) -- through foster/adoption. The SCFFAA team is compassionate, efficient, and professional. What would appear to be a daunting process is managable... more »

  mhendrix wrote:

Volunteering with and through Embrace Texas has truly been a joy and blessing. I love that they care about educating people, not just finding "hands" to do the work. They have a real heart for these kids and families, witnessed in the way they live their... more »

  heritageGH wrote:

This organization has the most caring and helpful leadership team with such a high retention of staff and volunteers!! The staff in management have been employed for 10-15+ years and all are committed to caring and quality. I love their mission and... more »

  Liz M Smith wrote:

It's been a pleasure to work with Rick (the founder) and the other board members! I can tell you that this organization is very honest and well run. Rick has dedicated a ton of his time and personal resources to start this mission and does not take... more »

  APeach wrote:

I am so happy that Robin makes this kind of money in the buying and selling of children. Especially at a time when international adoptions are down 70%. I remember her when she was at Carolina Adoption Services and how she has tried to line herself... more »

  MaddieLips wrote:

I worked at 'r kids as a student intern this past semester. I was immediately welcomed into the 'r kids family from the first day I arrived! I was able to help out with office tasks as well as with a small parenting group for mothers and children. I gained... more »

  Julie Klauer wrote:

My daughter and I have gone on two Ukraine mission trips sponsored through Frontier Horizon. Both trips went exceedingly well, with every detail thought out. Frontier Horizon took care of all the flights, hotels, in-country transportation, schedules,... more »

  hoosier wrote:

This charity focuses on the children left behind in Ukrainian orphanages. We focus mainly on vocational education projects for orphans that 'age out', getting life-saving medical care for orphans in Ukraine, and repair projects. We collaborate with... more »

  dr-mike-oster wrote:

I first became involved with the Exchange club by being the director of the Child Protection Team at St Therese Medical Center in Waukegan. I then joined the Breakfast Exchange club of Gurnee and began becoming an officer. Later I joined the save abandoned... more »

  Kori wrote:

Our work with Our Family Adoptions has changed our lives. This organization has opened our eyes to the beautiful, yet troubled country of the Democratic Republic of Congo. We have experienced firsthand the transformational power of meeting peoples basic... more »

  dillenmeyer wrote:

Hello my name is Dillen Meyer and i am currently serving a term as Social Media Manager. I took on this role a few months ago and i love it! I am the only teen in Ark of Hope for Children staff. Blair is the wonderful guy of this amazing company. He serve's... more »

  kilah0311 wrote:

The Coalition for Children, Youth and Families provides resources that are right on time for caregivers like myself! Being a single mom of four, one biological daughter and three foster children, I look to them for insight on navigating and maintaining... more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  cupcake123 wrote:

I volunteer here as a teen ambassador and my experience has always been great! more »

  Ed Earl wrote:

I first joined the Board of Walden Family Services in 1993. Over the past 19 years, I have seen Walden make a significant difference in the lives of thousands of children and families through Walden's amazing foster parents, Walden's dedicated and talented... more »

  Moose1 wrote:

Child and Family Services is an agency that was established in 1843. This is their 170th anniversary. They have had and continue to have a deep commitment to services to families and children. They provide a full range of Child Welfare Services and Mental... more »

  fauxclaud wrote:

The National Council ofr Adoption is nothing more than a paid mouthpiece for the adoption industry. Funded by the very adoption agencies and professionals who make their living from separating mothers and children, they have their roots in a solid right... more »

  dls1958 wrote:

23 years ago we adopted a precious baby girl from this agency, 20 years ago we adopted another baby girl. This agency helped to make me a mother when I was unable. They were attentive, loving and helped us to complete our family. I recommend this agency.... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coerces mothers to surrender their babies and does not offer support to keep and raise her child. The overall rating I give this group is a 0 but there is not option for 0. more »

  rasocalgrl wrote:

We were blessed with an amazing baby and have a wonderful relationship with our birthmom all due to Project Cuddle. Our birthmother was alone, scare, homeless when she found out she was pregnant. She found Project Cuddle on Facebook and reached out... more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have had the privilege of working closely with the management staff of Kinship Center for the last year and I am continually impressed with all of them. Caring, bright, thoughtful and passionate about their work, these professionals set the highest... more »

  Mark D. wrote:

My wife and I have talked about adopting for a long time but did not know if we could afford the process. However, AFAA is making it possible for us since it charges minimal fees to allow more families to pursue adoptions. Its founder and managing director,... more »

  Dani F. wrote:

Great organization helping to create forever families. more »

  Katrina W.1 wrote:

Kayla's Village is an active organization making an impact on those in the community via seminars, healing services, and the like. I recently attended Kayla's Healing service and it was a life changing experience for both my guest as well as myself. Providing... more »

  beckber wrote:

Our adopted daughter spent two years at the Inter-mountain Deaconess Home for Children. After suffering repeated emotional trauma, our daughter learned how to trust adults again through her time at the home. My husband and I received training in how to... more »

  Dawn22 wrote:

Eight years ago, following fertility treatments that were unsuccessful, my husband and I decided to explore adoption. A friend recommended that we attend an educational meeting at Adoption Knowledge Affiiates. We received amazing peer mentoring, education... more »

  Gaurav_A wrote:

DreamWakers is a nonprofit that uses free and existing video technology to connect under-served classrooms to diverse and dynamic professionals. Their 45-minute virtual conversations are designed to shed light on the real-world applicability of school... more »

  Margie C. wrote:

I am a volunteer at Jonathon's Place. I have been working with the staff and kids for about 5 years now. I feel it is a privilege to work with the people who make this place a home for so many displaced foster children. I have seen scores of children... more »

  Kathy52 wrote:

Our daughter first heard of Child Hope in 2009. Since then she has been there four times to work with Bill and Suzette. Their compassion and ministry are inspiring! My husband and I sponsor a child there. The Manasseros are probably the most selfless... more »

  rachm23 wrote:

S.O.W. has done so much to help the vulnerable and orphaned in Mexico. Providing, food, haircuts, school supplies, and much more. They even help these orphans into adulthood. Helping them apply to college and pursuing skilled working opportunities like... more »

  ExecDir-2022. wrote:

I am the Executive Director of Share My Smile (SMS). I am also in a band and we played a couple fundraisers for SMS in 2014-2015. I got to know the founder and President, Chelsea and was blown away by her intelligence, compassion, and passion to help... more »

  Chin1_ wrote:

What can I say? The leadership and staff at the agency are great. I am happy to be a part of a agency that challenges the employees to be great in our roles and be meaningful in how we work with children and families... more »

  Jamesbr wrote:

Children Awaiting Parents was our 1st called when we decided to look into adopting an older child. From the 1st point of contact there was always someone to answer the phone and quickly address our concerns and questions. During the process of getting... more »

  KathrynRider wrote:

Alcovy CASA is a highly dedicated group that focuses on being the voice for the children! I have seen firsthand how amazing this group is and how hard they work to advocate for these children when no one else will. more »

  karen_b wrote:

I first encountered Orphan Care Alliance (OCA) after attending an adoption/foster care seminar in Louisville, KY. The seminar was helpful, informative and well done. Since then I have served as a seminar speaker and now as a hub coordinator for a new... more »

  Michelle T.2 wrote:

For the Sake of one was an invaluable tool on my foster care journey. The offered great events for my kids that gave me a much needed break. Sometimes a solo walk through Target is just what a mom needs! They showed up with clothes, diapers and... more »

  alyciaf wrote:

I work for Holt International and we feel so grateful for Open Hearts for Orphans organization and Lisa Murphy for all the great work they do! Thank you Lisa for your amazing efforts for children and families! more »

  hhsimmons wrote:

Utah Youth Village does an extraordinary job of helping young people with challenges to understand how to navigate a complicated world. I've seen them achieve nearly miraculous outcomes with kids destined for a bleak future who started earning top grades... more »

  boigrrlwonder wrote:

My family first attended camp in 2022. The moment we stepped out of the car, my oldest (who is skeptical, shy, and anxious) said "Can we come back next year?" I knew right then we had found a forever community. more »

  HeidiCox wrote:

Can't explain how much I love Gladney!!! They are amazing in every way- from their attention to detail with your adoption process, to the way they care for the birth moms going through the center, to the incredible post adoption services afterwards. They... more »

  Amy Sullivan wrote:

Mission 823 is an organization that genuinely strives to help the most vulnerable. They work very hard to be honest and transparent in all that they do. They have over 20 years experience in the country of Ukraine and working with at-risk children and... more »

  Debbie B. wrote:

We have adopted 3 children from China, and all 3 adoptions we used AWAA to help us bring our children home. Everyone we worked with was always professional and willing to help us with any questions that we had. The one thing that drew us to AWAA was... more »

  Emily B. wrote:

Since when is it alright to leave our children in group homes and unstable foster care? Why do we leave our children to fend for themselves? Who has their back? The Alliance for Children's Rights stands up for each kid. The Alliance gets kids into adoptive... more »

  WmAB wrote:

Since 1985, we have supported ECFA as phone volunteer, foster family, adoptive family and as a Board member. From Excecutive leadership, to line staff, to volunteers, to Board members, the ECFA family is the finest organization one can find. With a... more »

  hminvt wrote:

I have volunteered here as a tutor, helping the young women get ready to earn their high school diplomas. The girls are bright, interesting, and dedicated mothers. The staff are friendly, approachable, very appreciative of their volunteers, and make... more »

  Crazy Lady wrote:

This adoption agency. Steels Children that does not need homes. They do not Notify the father of the child nor do they get the paper work need to legally transfer the child from one state to the other. They even lied about several child's race in order... more »

  SalesA1@aol.com wrote:

If adopting from Russia beware, this adoption agency is on the list from the Russian MOE, that they have not completed post placement studies. About the only thing this agency has going for it is very pricy niche open adoptions from Japan. Where the... more »

  renatabaker wrote:

I love the Central New Hampshire Foster Adoptive Support Group! They have blessed us on so many occasions, whether through a gift or being there for us when things were hard. Thank you so much for your support, we appreciate you! :) more »

  kellysue wrote:

Management is very unprofessional. Demean foster parents role as unimportant team members. The women who calls herself “the president” Yelled at a foster youth in front of hospital staff. Called the foster youth worthless in the presence... more »

  leah wrote:

This is run by an extremely committed group of people, costs of the org. are low, and they're really doing great things for kids from foster care. more »

  IWUmom22 wrote:

My story is long But the short version is- I was blessed getting to know Adopt America while adopting 2 daughters. They help was every step of the way and help our dreams of parenthood become reality! more »

  Adopting-Parent wrote:

I was a prospective client required to go on a wait list. That was fine because I thought the wait would be worth it. I followed their request to check in monthly, which I did only to receive nasty responses on why I was checking in verses waiting for... more »

  taken advantage of wrote:

This organization took $300,000 from an elderly citizen and refused to repay the loan. This elder abuse serves notice to others to avoid this organization more »

  KShelpman1985 wrote:

I am currently a certified resource parent through Wesley. This process and life choice has been made easier to navigate with the support of Colleen, Annette, Patrick and Christy. If you are looking for a agency to advocate not only for the children but... more »

  cardinals1865 wrote:

Catholic Social Services is one of S.IL's best kept secrets. The mission and vision of this agency is incredible. They serve those who cannot serve themselves. Catholic Social Services provides major services like adoption, foster care, pregnancy care,... more »

  heatherandbill wrote:

I have nothing but fantastic things to say about The Cradle. We had a fantastic experience and will continue to support The Cradle. more »

  marissa.beechuk wrote:

Adoption Network Cleveland is a unique and wonderful organization that provides support, education, advocacy and consulting services for all who are touched by adoption. They are an important and essential resource in the community - a hidden gem in the... more »

  Danielsama wrote:

If Only You Knew is operated by two women who are passionate in helping foster children and their foster parents. They are both foster parents themselves and have had numerous children through each of their homes. With their experiences they are able... more »

  MeghanJackson wrote:

I was a foster parent at Hope & Home for 5 years. My husband and I also served as foster parent mentors the last 2 years of our time there. At the end of 2019, we reached out to Hope & Home to share our mounting concerns with management and stepped down... more »

  Flaladee wrote:

Wonderful, caring agency. Anyone I have ever spoken with has nothing but good things to say about them. The workers are caring, compasisonate and professional. They put children first and provide services in the home that are needed and appreciated. more »

  Vivaz wrote:

My husband and I adopted two of our children with Amara Parenting's help. We choose them over other agencies due to their child-centered approach: they are helping children find families, not parents find children; their focus on domestic foster adoption... more »

  cincymom wrote:

Action Adoption is an amazing organization. They care deeply about their mission to provide "forever homes" to children most of which are in the foster care system. They work tirelessly to provide matches for waiting families. I know firsthand how... more »

  kaemorgan wrote:

Building All Children is a program that has a strong desire to help children understand the way they learn and how to have success. We help children with their development, reading, learning, behavior, social skills and empower the family! This program... more »

  Kathy113 wrote:

As a board member of Foster Care Auxiliary, I have been privileged to watch the organization grow from humble beginnings to a great non-profit that impacts many lives. It is an honor to help foster/adoptive families with their pursuit of offering their... more »

  naskerko wrote:

I started with A-OK program in Adoption Star, completed ANCHOR educational classes, and decided to put myself on hold till next year. The minute I acknowledged my A-OK advocate re my decision, our communication drastically ended. Nobody ever replied... more »

  Poppy wrote:

We adopted a child from Taiwan through WHFC and they were wonderful in every way. Great work from great people. more »

  Volunteers_n_faith wrote:

This organization works with various agencies to ensure every foster child can find a safe, permanent & loving home. Primarily funded through grants, the organization requires additional funds from individuals and businesses to meet the increasing financial... more »

  patti4 wrote:

Kinship House provided excellent mental health counseling to our two foster children, whom we did end up adopting. We had been to other agencies, but they didn't really understand attachment problems. Kinship House also understands that much of the... more »

  Ilissa wrote:

I began working for NCHS this past year in November and it has been one of the most positive experiences for me! NCHS truly values the people we aim to serve and sincerely wants to help parents and for the Children and Families Center that means specifically... more »

  fredwallace wrote:

I have been serving in a part time role as an Encore Fellow for Aspiranet since last summer and have now garnered a wide exposure to the organization, both from a Headquarters and Field perspective. I have been very impressed with the caliber and dedication... more »

  HanleyBoys wrote:

It's been over 7 years (9/6/06) that our three boys moved in with us. Without AASK, our parenting experience would be totally different. The staff are genuine in their desire to help children in the foster care system find their their forever homes.... more »

  Travis T. wrote:

I am a youth pastor in Jacksonville Florida. We have a youth group of around 30 teenagers. We have been involved with Holt for only 3 months, but in that short time we have fallen in love with our sponsored child from Vietnam. Every week we take an... more »

  Judy Werkema wrote:

Eagle Village is not family focused as evidenced by how they treat the childrens' existing families. I would not donate to this group nor would I encourage others to do so. more »

  Margaret S.8 wrote:

I was there in 88 or 89 I had some good times swimming and going skating Ms Ruth and Lisa were great people loving and caring some of the staff not so good they had no patience more »

  Kayla R.4 wrote:

Seven Homes is amazing! They are the glue that helps our family navigate through foster care. We have received excellent training that is above and beyond what is required for our license as well as ongoing in services and in the home advice and support.... more »

  A concerned parent wrote:

When we had serious issues arise the agency seemed to go into the mode of self-protection, rather than keeping the best interests of the child as its foremost goal. The agency's reputation for respecting birth parents was a huge draw for us initially... more »

  CaveWoman68 wrote:

WACAP, Aurelia, and I are celebrating our 25th anniversary this year! This agency has brought as much joy as the actual adoption in 1993. I was introduced to several employees during the application, but Susan Johnson was our gal who "got 'er done!"... more »

  christieaveitch wrote:

This agency is so damaging as to border on malpractice. They treated us like a transaction, not a family with a working relationship with them.We joined their "Flexible Families" program in 2019 via meting with Program Director and paid to join... more »

  Writer wrote:

Spence-Chapin's mission is that every child deserves a family. The agency's 100+ years of service shines through in their professionalism starting with the orientation meeting, the intake screening, the care taken during each home study, the placement... more »

  coreystary wrote:

I continue to be impressed with the exponential impact a CASA ("Court Appointed Special Advocate") can have on the life of a foster care kid. CASAs fill a unique role that isn't satisfied in the current system of case workers + foster parents. A CASA... more »

  happyguy1 wrote:

These people are really friendly and truly want to help. I did not feel judged for my situation and left feeling good. I felt comfortable asking for help. I have now had the opportunity to give back by donating. They had my back and I have theirs.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible. This place is kind of like a religious cult. There is high employee turnover and little to no leadership from the owner. The staff is not used to dealing with clients parents. They basically do what they want and don't answer to anyone.... more »

  beca146 wrote:

Family Service Center of South Carolina has helped many individuals in many different ways. I have seen them help families keep their homes through foreclosure mitigation, find adoptive families for special needs children, provide dental care to children... more »

  Romaniagirlforever wrote:

I volunteered in Romania with Little Miracles at the House of Angels. I had a tremendous experience with the program and have told everyone about my experience which changed my life! Thank you Little Miracles for all you do for the children all over... more »

  Mom7232 wrote:

My role is actually ex-client not served, and I had to give them 1 star, I do not think they deserve any. My husband and decided to add to our family of 2 adopted children by adopting 2 more. My husband had diabetes, and I have depression... more »

  Bear wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving as a volunteer at this agency. They work really hard with the children and I see a difference. The boys at the treatment center work hard to make changes to their behavior. When they first come, they are angry and... more »

  debo wrote:

This company is actually NOT a charity, but rather, a private therapy practice dedicated to helping those whose lives have been touched by infertility and adoption- very core issues close to the heart. The three principal therapists are amazing! warm,... more »

  susanmcconnell wrote:

As the founder of this organization I am proud of their life-changing work in foster parent recruitment and foster care matching, placement and direct service. more »

  Deborah53 wrote:

The GIft of Adoption provides families with funds to help defray the cost of adoption. As most qualified candidates have found, adopting a child is very expensive. Sometimes prohibitively so. This organization helps families by awarding $5000 "scholarships"... more »

  Joelle Ziemian wrote:

Under no circumstances should anyone use this agency. I contracted with Holy Cross to conduct a home study, and was then informed by my agency out of Chicago that it was suing Exective Director Sally Minshew and asked that I find a new home study agency.... more »

  susan36 wrote:

Dillon was professional in all aspects of both of my adoptions. The best part of Dillon is knowing how much they care about orphans, not just helping people to adopt. My first child was adopted from Vietnam in 2002. Vietnam adoptions were shut down... more »

  mountainman wrote:

Questionable ethics. We requested a financial statement in order to establish fiscal accountability - we were advised that this request would need to be approved by their board. Also, we were told there would be a $5.00 charge. Various omissions of... more »

  Thomas Barnhardt wrote:

I have been a donor for 12 years and have seen children enter Crossnore school and make great strides and achievements when prior to entering Crossnore School they didn't even know what achieving was. I have been impressed with the love for the children... more »

  uniqfox wrote:

Horrible experience, unprofessional, unsupportive and I strongly advise anybody from getting involved in foster care. It is an unsustainable, emotionally damaging shipwreck of a shattered, bygone era failed system. This organization is simply... more »

  laura24 wrote:

This is a great organization that directly benefits area Foster Children and Adoptive Children. All donated funds are used to pay for activities for the children. During 2009 the families were treated to an Easter Luncheon and egghunt; Lunch with the... more »

  Lynn Shugart wrote:

We will be forever grateful to AWAA for helping us to bring home our youngest daughter from China. We chose them to as our international agency because out of the five or so that we looked into they took the most time to get to know us, get to know what... more »

  lscottjohn wrote:

Very unprofessional, lack integrity and transparency and will betray and disparage you to other agencies when you try to transfer. Appear to be more interested in maintaining their contracts ($$$) then care for children. We were with them for 9 years.... more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

A very talented and powerful speaker fighting everyday to support the sanctity of life and to bring people together in a era of hatred and divisiveness. Ryan's story is truly inspiring and his is a message of love and truth! more »

  Emily100 wrote:

We adopted in our state of Colorado in 2008. We had no idea about non-profit donors and so when we were preparing to adopt again in March of 2014, we began to research grants from non-profit organizations. We found Gift of Adoption, Inc, through our... more »

  cesery wrote:

would like to volunteer but no number posted 904 325 4012 Haller taylor more »

  Ellen29 wrote:

Many years ago I worked for this amazing organization. My life is enriched by my experience working with this agency, the birth families, and adoptive families alike. The wholistic and healthy approach to Open Adoption has helped to create thousands... more »

  RWCOAC wrote:

St. Gerard Campus rescues pregnant girls and provides guidance to help them avoid poverty, dependency, and welfare. They learn to cope with difficult situations, rise above those difficulties, and grow to be nurturing mothers, productive members of society,... more »

  marge wrote:

JAFCO (Jewish Adoption and Foster Care Options)is a unique organization in South Florida that takes care of abused and neglected Jewish children in a tri-county area. The JAFCO Children's Village is the only village of it's kind throughout the nation.... more »

  cmh1689 wrote:

This organization is amazing. They are helped my family and I through a really tough time. The entire staff has always been extremely helpful. These ladies are a tremendous blessing. more »

  Greg G. wrote:

As parents of multiple adoptions we have learned, that building a family through adoption is much more than just filling out paperwork and finding a home for a child. At Harmony they realize that we are a continually growing and developing FAMILY. Through... more »

  Samson0111 wrote:

Thanks for the great work you are doing for these children may God bless the work of your hands. It was nice working with you. more »

  Sarah L.5 wrote:

I discovered Lifesong several years ago when they provided a matching grant to a friend, helping him to fund the international adoption of his child.Since then, Lifesong has become my very favorite charity for a couple of reasons:• They... more »

  Writer wrote:

This was such a great experience for the kids!! I brought my daughter and her 2 friends. We all had a blast. The staff had games and fun activities such as kickball, canoe races, hiking, treasure hunts and much more scheduled at all times of the day.... more »

  FRUA-BOD wrote:

Families for Russian & Ukrainian Adoption Including Neighboring Countries Fact Sheet WHO WE ARE: Families for Russian & Ukrainian Adoption, Including Neighboring Countries (www.frua.org) is a highly effective,... more »

  Nikki17 wrote:

They kicked us out of agency because of a question that the owner did not like.. they are refusing to return files, home study and all our monies......unprofessional and unethical agency.... more »

  wwitczak wrote:

I have been involved with large and small charities alike. I have found the Sylvia Thomas Center to be one of the BEST returns on your donor dollars. The impact they have on the number of children and families each year compared to others and the amount... more »

  markmorrisruns wrote:

Over the years Help One Child has consistently stayed with its goals of helping children in foster care or on the brink of family crises. I am privileged to serve as a volunteer to help in various ways. Our family like several of the other board members... more »

  Bradley2 wrote:

I contacted Adopting Angels late 2014 to adopt as a single man in their Ugandan program. I was quickly matched with a boy while I worked on fundraising and paperwork. After sending AA nearly 11,000 as well as other expenses, I find out that single men... more »

  pauldzine wrote:

A bunch of snobs. . It helps if you have white middle class values . Does not help if you are a caring concerned person who truly wants to help. Go somewhere else if you want to mentot more »

  Wsharn wrote:

The director of this organization has demonstrated a bias towards those confined to wheelchairs in her opinions and conversations. While she did eventually "help" us in approving us for our inquiry, she never apologized for her polarizing language... more »

  leasah1 wrote:

This Agency is awesome. All the staff members have years experience with the State of Texas. more »

  GrannyG292 wrote:

About 40+ years ago I had a position as the High School Librarian at Loveland High School, My husband and I had 2 sons in grade school at Big Thompson Elementary School. We loved children and I so missed not being home when they were so excited returning... more »

  Denise W. wrote:

Global Orphan Outreach is one of the most trustworthy and reputable organizations I know. They currently partner with other very reputable organizations such as Feed My Starving Children and First Hand Foundation. They are an organization full of wonderful... more »

  mel31451 wrote:

Housing Court: Botched My Case. Took what was straightforward and made it endlessly complicated. This case was only about money landlord claimed i owed. Recently i was told by them how much better off i am. Im not better off at all. They accomplished... more »

  Apples18 wrote:

My husband and I fostered a preteen young lady from this organization from May 2023 to August 2024. We grew to love this child and worked hard to help her with her extensive trauma. We even wrote DCS in Nashville, Tennessee to advocate to get this precious... more »

  DbRoberts wrote:

Americas Kids Belong has several phenomenal goals, one is to see that every child available for adoption get's to share their voice, in their own words, not through someone else's. The founders have created a way for those in the system to record their... more »

  jb wrote:

Concern for Children has an annual Culture Camp, called Mi Pueblo, which is well run and provides an opportunity for adopted Latin American children to learn about their culture. The kids love going to it and make close friends with other adoptees. more »

  jordanharle240 wrote:

These people were awesome... they far exceeded my expectations... I expected them to be short and rude because i was just calling to gather info on there business and they were far more helpful then expected. I acuatly flew to myrtle beach so i could... more »

  A concerned parent wrote:

When we had serious issues arise the agency seemed to go into the mode of self-protection, rather than keeping the best interests of the child as its foremost goal. The agency's reputation for respecting birth parents was a huge draw for us initially... more »

Orphan advocacy in third-world countries. more »

To transform the lives of children in foster care by building and nurturing permanent families. We meet this mission by serving... more »

Ncs is designed to ensure a more promising future for children and is driven by the belief that eery child possesses inherent... more »

Programs designed to provide a comprehensive community child and family care program more »

Supporting and Assisting Orphans more »

The mission of diocesan catholic children's home is to express god's love by providing compassionate care and quality services... more »

Adoption and education the organization continues programs to assist with the adoption and education of orphans in malawi africa.... more »

Adoption agency and resource center with the goal to educate the community about adoption and related parenting issues and provide... more »

Provide services for children in need more »

Adoptionfoster care placement to help children and fam more »

PACER was founded in 1978 to aid and give voice to the estimated 6 million Americans who are adopted, and their families by birth... more »

We care for orphans domestically and abroad through prayer, adoption awareness, missions and advocacy. It is our desire that every... more »

Children's hope international was established to support humanitarian causes for at-risk children and provide adoption services... more »

The organization is committed to providing quality and timely welfare services in a safe, confidential, respectful and dignified... more »

To provide community-based services and programs that aid in the prevention of the institutionalization of children and youths.... more »

To build and strengthen families for the children in arizona's foster care system (primarily in maricopa and pinal counties).... more »

To provide a full range of social servivces to children and families throughout the state of illinois. more »

Assist children and families through counseling, education and international adoption services more »

Adoption agency more »