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  Umesh Desai wrote:

Excellent work in rural development particularly working in water sector and tribal development. Professionalism in dealing with donor and other agencies and working with government. more »

  gchoate wrote:

My daughter has been a member of Women of Tomorrow for two years. This program brings her real stories of real women that inspire and motivate her. Because of this program, she is learning more and more ways that women in our area are successful in... more »

  jessica27 wrote:

Children are an important part of society; they are the future. Giving kids hope and guidance by teaching them the tools they will need to be successful in life is what In2Books does. They teach kids that there are role models out there that are interested... more »

  Launi Walker wrote:

The Children's Cancer Association is second to none. The CCA is run by the nicest group of people you will ever meet. They took our family in and offered us love, support and smiles during our darkest times. Their programs are top notch and... more »

  ericahalpert wrote:

All organizations do great things, but CoachArt goes above and beyond. I've personally seen what great it does by volunteering in the office as well as have a sibling that was serviced by this great non-profit. The employees and volunteers really care... more »

  serendipity wrote:

Eight years ago I questioned if I would have time to be a mentor but decided to check out the Kids 'n Kinship organization. I was then matched with twin five-year-old girls, and the fun began. Over the years, I've been able to watch these girls experience... more »

  mjtiamfook wrote:

The goal of the Young Storytellers Foundation is simple- give children in urban LA public schools the freedom to be creative. We, as artists, actors, writers and directors, all live and thrive in LA. So it only makes sense that we give back to our community... more »

  teresapalooza wrote:

I started volunteering with WriteGirl last year and I absolutely love it! The organization and the founder Keren Taylor are so inspirational. She really sets the tone for the work the volunteers do. After my initial training, I volunteered... more »

  JudyO wrote:

My first impression of SCFG was one of awe and excitement. I had been asked to serve on a panel of corporate grantmakers with expertise in science education, which was followed by an afternoon of experiments led by the older girls for the younger girls... more »

  Flo-jo wrote:

EWV, Inc is a wonderful opportunity that allows adults to connect as a "Reading Buddy" to interested middle school youth. So much more than reading...We shared stories, played games, made art and became pals. My student was from a family with 4 kids and... more »

  jdgnjudi wrote:

Turtoring one on one with a struggling school child brings such joy into my life! As I work together with the child, I love to watch eyes sparkle, smiles spread across the face as we work together to learn to love reading. I view my role as not only... more »

  Jack D. wrote:

I became a mentor in the first class of First Graduate in 2000. My student is close to graduating from UC Santa Cruz this year. I have also been a tutor at various times. It has been a wonderful experience. FG has an outstanding staff and a great... more »

  edrick wrote:

I have seen multiple occasions where BSLS has helped In the community. But I will share one recent event. This pass Easter BSLS hosted a Easter egg hunt in a poverty stricken community that does not have these kinds of events. I attended and witness firsthand... more »

  mobileUser586267 wrote:

MENAC Inc is doing a great job of mentoring youth and young adults in the areas of leadership, respect, and responsibility. The mentors are all professional when I see them engage with mentees and their families. MENAC Inc could improve the clients served... more »

  Melissa71 wrote:

Each week I sit across from a 17 year-old who is giving up his recreation time to study for the GED with a vision of his future. That is an amazing experience. The kids are appreciative and I always feel super-motivated to give as much as I can during... more »

  ckowal wrote:

Communities In Schools of NOVA has partnered with Harraseeket Foundation for the past three years to provide underserved students with paid internship assignments during high school. Paid internships allow students to gain experience, new skills and... more »

  iblack21 wrote:

This Organization is Truly Life Changing!!! I have never been involved with an Organization whereas you think you are volunteering to offer someone else support but never would have I thought that I was the one in need of support. Since becoming a volunteer... more »

  brsturges wrote:

I have been a Big Brother for my Little Brother Darius for over 7 years. Not only has the BBBS program helped Darius immensely, it has also given me an indescribable sense of accomplishment and pride in the wonderful young man that Darius has grown into. more »

  erting wrote:

it is very good charity fhelping children in China. I learned how to make difference and give to others from this charity. more »

  mlgriffin wrote:

Child Advocates - Denver CASA is a remarkable organization training, supporting, and engaging volunteers to do important work with children and youth in Denver. These children and youth are part of abuse and neglect cases (in most cases) and need the... more »

  Samanthakp wrote:

Amazing program that really makes a difference in the lives of both the mentor and mentee. It also strengthens the bonds between two different communities as well as the friendships between me and my coworkers. I have completed one year with YMC... more »

  edconsultant wrote:

I've witnessed the dynamic work done by this organization since its inception. The Kidadah Project has made lasting impacts in the lives of girls of various ages and backgrounds. Members of this mentoring program are exposed to diverse social, civic,... more »

  Suzan S.1 wrote:

The Children's Healing Institute is an amazing organization that is dedicated to creating nurturing environments for children to thrive in. From our most fragile babies in the NICU to our families with children of all ages- we partner with our families... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering with this agency four years ago as a "Big Sister" in their then Big Brothers Big Sisters program. They've since changed names to Youth Mentoring but I really enjoy the time I spend with my match and I'm thrilled we have this program... more »

  Amy M wrote:

This was my first experience volunteering at HCDB. I am absolutely overwhelmed at the need for something as simple as food for so many people. My sons who are 14 and 11 helped to fill boxes of food for Thanksgiving. It was an incredible experience.... more »

  3patrick3 wrote:

After some looking around, we've determined that Be An Elf's website offers best information available to the public about how and where to volunteer for the USPS Operation Santa program. It's well written and thoughtfully done. If you want to volunteer... more »

  Peg2013 wrote:

Hello, Generations, Inc. has been a wonderful place to volunteer over the last seven years. I have worked with many different children, mostly first and second graders, some kindergarten and have enjoyed all of them. I have been placed in mostly... more »

  David V. wrote:

What a great blessing this organization has been in helping poor and impoverished children in Guatemala. We have organized fund drives and have helped in many ways. 1) An old unused storage shed was remodeled into a beautiful classroom. 2)... more »

  tsaltveit wrote:

Watching a new student from a disadvantaged background access the resources and personal attention of a private school inspires me as an educator. SMART students often become the first member of their family to attend college, thus breaking the cycle... more »

  gfhulme wrote:

This organization provides mentors to high school young people who need that extra support.The students are required to set both personal and educational goals over three years and after successful completion of the program will receive up to $2000 towards... more »

  Shep.Willis wrote:

I've been very lucky to volunteer with Partners for Youth Opportunity in 2016. The organization has a staff that is dedicated to the youth of Durham, NC. Unlike many organizations, PYO offers a holistic approach that provides academic support, workplace... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was able to attend this year's annual "Hope for Children Now" Benefit Gala. The gala was well attended by the Oakland Unified School District, including the newly named superintendent. Clearly, the services and support of Faith Network have been and... more »

  Brandx4 wrote:

I have been blessed to be a part of this wonderful program that comes along side foster children and their families. A mentoring program for foster children that opens up a world of learning about and connecting with horses. Horses are animals that are... more »

  cardinal28 wrote:

Spark is a wonderful organization that seeks to empower middle school students in various ways. In part, this happens through apprentices in which students are paired with people in careers in which the students have expressed interest. Spark provides... more »

  cewing wrote:

Recently spending much time at City Gospel Mission, I have specifically spent a majority of my time volunteering at Having the Courage to Change. This is a program, within City Gospel Mission, for women in recovery. As the team there strives to provide... more »

  Joris wrote:

Friends for Youth helped me discover the true meaning of mentoring. By being a mentor for over three years to an at-risk boy I was not only able to give back to the community in an enormously rewarding way, but I also learned a lot about myself, including... more »

  Mark Chussil wrote:

(I'm writing as an Advisor to Friends of the Children - Portland. I'm also a Donor, an incoming Board Member, and I'm a professional with expertise in a related field.) I have watched Friends of the Children through several lenses. FOTC looks... more »

  mmohring wrote:

I've had the opportunity to work with Kidshope for 11 years as a director. They are an amazing organization that offers so much support for those of us working in the trenches. Webinars, zoom meetings, emails, new materials, a counselor on call, just... more »

  ahow82 wrote:

Since participating in lemonade day Houston my children have learned how to successfully run there own business. Now at the ages 14 & 12 they are more cautious when spending. Learning early on the hard work & dedication that's needed to start and earn... more »

  Loverofnonprofits wrote:

While the tutoring and mentor portion of this organization is incredibly impressive, my personal experience with it has shown poor money management and efficiency in utilizing donations and grants. Rather than putting money toward their students, Cabrini... more »

  sallycooneyanderson wrote:

I have been a Holiday Project volunteer since 1980 and I have visited and spent time with thousands of people spending holidays confined in institutions. Many of these people are forgotten, especially on Christmas Day. Just a small amount of my time makes... more »

  Cecyl F. wrote:

I have had the honor of knowing the founder of GYO, Tanya Walters for 5 years now. I have seen first-hand the impact GYO has had on young people across this nation. I have seen their lives transformed because of the love and support they received from... more »

  Belva D. wrote:

Ladies in HEELs a 501(c)3 non-profit organization was formed October 2011. We want to make a positive difference in our communities through volunteer and charity work. We currently have completed volunteer efforts with Genesis Shelter locate in Atlanta,... more »

  Cynthia_A wrote:

I have volunteered with Voices for Children since 2008, both in San Diego and Riverside Counties. I could not recommend this organization more for those seeking a meaningful volunteer opportunity. Voices for Children consistently seeks dedicated, consistent,... more »

  laceyngongroad wrote:

I first came into contact with Friends of Ngong Road when I was a student studying abroad in Kenya. I volunteered at their Saturday program where I read books and assisted with the meal. Six years later I joined as development staff. The business acumen,... more »

  Jody17 wrote:

Having taken the time to go to one of the program's orientations, I found it to be very necessary. As I listened, I realized that this program is probably the best friend a child in the fostercare program could hope for. As a child of a very disfunctional... more »

  Nea N. wrote:

I am an employee of Nice Foundation, Inc. I love the mission for which we are committed to implementing: promoting community stability (for urban and rural areas) by assisting those investing in the development of low-income communities. We need support... more »

  cornynlm wrote:

I have been a KidCoach for two years and a Lead Coach for one year. As a KidCoach, I was deeply impacted by my kids. During my first year, my kid was faced with family instability and poverty. In spite of this, she set a goal to help others who were less... more »

  JACMAC wrote:

With great integrity I honor Ray Ramos and Sam Wall for the exceptional work they do for and with children and youth in New York. Their work has spanned over one decade and continues to serve young people in choosing the right paths to grow into... more »

  dmattivi wrote:

The Mission of Mesa County Partners is to make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions. After over thirty years of involvement... more »

  jeepergurl wrote:

My experience has been very rewarding in that I too have enjoyed the benefits of participating in this program for the last 6 years. One student with whom I've had the honor of tutoring for 4 years went on to Clemson last year. One of our weekly activities... more »

  Lyndon wrote:

The knowledge and experiences an elderly person can give to the youth is one of our most valuable commodities. In return an elderly person can feel revived by the energy of our youth. It's what I think is missing from our youth is the perspective... more »

  bess_35 wrote:

Good day - this is just a message to advise anyone considering donating to this organization to beware that the founder Alan Richards lack integrity. For the 2011 AAU basketball Season - it has been founded that money that we the Parents paid him $225.00... more »

  Thankful mentor wrote:

As a volunteer mentor I was supported every step of the way by my Mentor Coordinator. The organization provided a great initial training session and my coordinator was always there when I needed help or encouragement. MentorKids provided me and my mentee... more »

  Lisa Oltz wrote:

I have been a mentor with Discovering Options for almost 2 years now. Their dedication to the community is invaluable to the kids and families they serve. They help in so many different ways such as providing kids a place to go after school to... more »

  jheastings wrote:

Arts Out Loud has been a fabulous addition to my life and the LGBTQ youth population of Pittsburgh as well as nationally. AOL offers scholarships to students pursuing the arts, social networking events to connect with like-minded individuals to talk about... more »

  Antonia wrote:

iMentor is a high-impact, smart organization that has made a tangible difference in thousands of teen's lives. All backed by a great, thoughtful staff. more »

  cogirl wrote:

The Buddy Program is an amazing organization that I’ve been privileged to see change the lives of the youth in the Roaring Fork Valley. Being a Big Buddy has given me the opportunity to help support and encourage the development of youth to become... more »

  KeshAdvocate wrote:

Bridging the Gap of North Carolina serves a great cause. It's founder, Veronda Bellamy is such an advocate for the youth and women. She aims to provide resources and support to those that are struggling through life. I would highly recommend anyone to... more »

  dcrabtree wrote:

The ReEngage program is guided by Mr. Rodney Knott who provides a very inspiring program to the core cause which is get the underprivileged urban core males back into the workforce with the emphasis of reprogramming the thought process of converting males... more »

  Noscut wrote:

This company apparently promised some 5th graders from Tucson funding for a college education and are withdrawing in 2009. Huh? Unkept promises. Their financials apparently indicate being heavy on staff, management and fund raising expenses at the same... more »

  HaleyG wrote:

My husband and I have volunteered with the Seattle Angels Love Box program for a few months now. We have loved the opportunity to get to know a local foster family. The foster parents always are so appreciative for the support of our friendship, for playing... more »

  judiwoods wrote:

11 years ago I learned about the plight of foster youth in Collier and Lee Counties of SW Fl. Like most I heard of foster care but really had no idea of the challenges young people in the system faced After doing some research I found out too much and... more »

  FROG Lili wrote:

I have been a Adult 2 Youth Mentor for the past 3 1/2 years. It has been an enlightening experience in that as I have "put myself out there for our teens" the return for me has been life changing. I became a Child Advocates volunteer due to my own personal... more »

  R.Gephart wrote:

I love being a volunteer lactation consultant with Better Beginnings. When a mom comes into one of the Cafes, I can take the time to listen to her story and find ways to help her. The other moms are like her breastfeeding, older and experienced sisters... more »

  balesteam wrote:

For over 45 years Partners’ youth mentoring has held great promise in helping young people succeed in life. Studies provide strong evidence that one-to-one mentoring relationships reduce the incidence of delinquency, substance use, and academic failure.... more »

  Alphonsoc wrote:

City of Dreams is an amazing program offering life changing opportunities to San Francisco youth! Providing youth with mentors is pivotal to their development and is an opportunity I wish I had myself growing up. Attending a gardening session... more »

  tayjefferson212 wrote:

WDAM, help me to find myself. Ms. Hill helped me to make a difference in my life and the people that love me. I was headed down the wrong road for sure. Involved with the wrong people, making horrible decisions; such as drugs, stealing ect. I'm so... more »

  Lise D. wrote:

Big Brothers Big Sisters of Northeast Ohio has been, and is still, a leader in quality mentoring. The dedication of the staff, board, volunteers, youth and families is second to none. This agency has developed ways of work that are replicated by others.... more »

  HCBob wrote:

The Jonas Project is a perfect idea in a world that has finally taken notice of the people that have put their lives on the line for our Freedom. For The Jonas Project offering help to them get their own businesses started...to go the extra mile to help... more »

  Charles81 wrote:

I have been a mentor and volunteer board member for more than 10 years with this organization. It truly helps students from underserved communities to beat the odds and get a college education. The organization has proven results for its programs. Where... more »

  SynCore2022 wrote:

This nonprofit is really working to address two problems all at once. The shortage in the medical field and giving youth a better life. more »

  RJFranklin wrote:

I have been supporting Colorado Youth At Risk (CYAR) for 6 years because I believe in their mission and have seen the results of the work they do with teenagers. I have met many youth who, with the help and training CYAR provides, have redirected their... more »

  Readbooks5 wrote:

My mentee and I are starting our fifth year together. It's been challenging and rewarding. We share background together as both are in the middle of big families, our birthdays are only six days apart, and she shares my daughter's name. She and... more »

  Kiera wrote:

This company has been empowering Hartford's youth for over 35 years! Not only do they provide tutoring and mentoring to students in kindergarten through eighth grade through the school year, but they also have a summer program that gives students enrichment... more »

  football1 wrote:

This is one of the most dishonest and corrupt youth organizations you will find, i have been involved as a parent and volunteer over the last 6 years. I actually saw the coaches go to durbin bowl and the league president at the time let them have a running... more »

  Redman1 wrote:

The Volunteer Center helped me several times over the years in several positions. I have always turned to the Volunteer Center when in need of extra help. The are an excellent resource for the entire community. more »

  Charleenma wrote:

I have taken part as a committee member for Big Brothers and Big Sisters Fund-raising Events. The other volunteers that I have worked with along with the staff are very passionate about making a difference in the lives of children! more »

  ELA 008 wrote:

The staff of Big Brothers Big Sisters are making a huge impact on the community! The relationships that begin with the children that are connected to a Big Brother or Big Sister grow, mature, and develop in multiple ways. more »

  ldale8888 wrote:

Patrick Chege Memorial Orphanage is now an extended foster care program. The girls all attend an excellent residential school and come back to our all girl group home during the holidays. The children are provided with clothing, books, food , medical... more »

  Sarah J.5 wrote:

This agency was absolutely horribly; unprofessional, unethical, and irresponsible: Retraumatizing, introduced abandonment issues and rejection. My entire being and my daughter's spirit has been negatively affected by this program that I used to love and... more »

  turnstyles05 wrote:

Just an awful place to work. Leadership is absolutely clueless and will likely stay that way. more »

  cheadle wrote:

I have been involved with Culture Connect as a volunteer for about a year now. I have been a part of a workshop that helps attendees better understand American business culture. This is important as immigrants and refugees are not aware of how American... more »

  bruce.d.oestreich wrote:

I became involved with PathWays PA in 2005 and was elected Chair of the Board of Directors in 2007. Since my very first visit involving staff and clients in one of our offices, I remain amazed at the professionalism and dedication of PathWays PA employees... more »

  calimorrison wrote:

I have been a CAP mentor since 2001. CAP matches adults from the community with students in the public schools to meet for one hour a week. I have had CAP pals who simply needed a friend, others who had severe deficits in reading, others who needed... more »

  Heavenly B. wrote:

I have worked with this organzation for 3years. I have seen the impact of their program change the lives of many young people. They are very reliable and caring to everyone that is apart of their program. This program is awesome for all girls. Check out... more »

  alexisdean1483 wrote:

I think that the Starfish Initiative is such a needed non-profit in the Indianapolis area. The number of high academic achieving, low income students in this area is astonishing. During my year of volunteering with Starfish I have met so many scholars... more »

  KZZZZZ wrote:

I have been involved with BBBS of Puget Sound for 8 years. I have enjoyed the support from the organization. I have had the pleasure of watching my "little" go from a shy 8 year old into a beautiful 16 year old. She has changed my life more than I... more »

  Kira_M wrote:

A smart girl like me, thousands of miles awayhttp://www.littlechildren.org/16 years ago, I visited Dumaguete City, in the Philippines and met Bianca Jane. She was a bright, shy second-grader, and she showed me around her house. There was just... more »

  Janetmintzer wrote:

This is a great organization which provides mentors for children in need of a guiding relationship. I worked at the organization 13 years ago and remain deeply committed. The staff is dedicated and professional, and the Board of Directors is comprised... more »

  MRSDTM78 wrote:

I volunteer for becares and it was a great experience. I strong suggest them to anyone that is in need. The staff is friendly and willing to assist you with your needs. God Bless Becares more »

  Ellen30 wrote:

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County is part of a large network that helps children in foster care. Volunteers like me spend time with a child or youth who is overseen by the Juvenile Court System. The Special Advocates are able to know... more »

  Jan_33 wrote:

Friends of the Children, Klamath Basin Chapter, is a unique, one on one adult relationship with a deserving child. They hire paid mentors who select children in the first grade and see and work with that child for 12 years! The main goals are that the... more »

  Alison2.0 wrote:

This is an amazing charity! It provides the healthcare, future, and over all support and child living in a 3rd world country needs! more »

  jcob0315 wrote:

Great way to earn a new friendship with someone that is in need. The staff is wonderful and is always willing to help with issues and problems. Such a great experience, if you are looking to mentor young adults aging out of foster care, the homeless population,... more »

  EastBayNSBE wrote:

The Founder and Chief Executive Director, Frances Wilson, will continue the 14 year legacy of the East Bay Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers, with a newly appointed Executive Director, Jonathan Smith, who has an engineering background,... more »

  Sharks wrote:

Our students at Shiloh Point look forward to working with their mentors every week. It is fun to see the smiles even when they have to do hard work. Mentor Me has had a huge impact on some of our students. Sylvia has been instrumental in connecting strong... more »

  ShawnMon wrote:

What a magnificant organization! I am always looking for non-profit organizations that represent a good, strong cause, and BBBS is certainly one of those! It was through the power of networking that I came across two different people that introduced... 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 »

  angeldelcielo wrote:

I have worked in the Summer HELP program provided by this organization for the past four summers. It is such a great experience to work with the children of the community and provide for them a fun and safe summer. The opportunity to interact with them... more »

For over twenty years, Take Stock in Children (TSIC) at Tallahassee Community College (TCC) has provided the opportunity for high-potential,... more »

Outreach to at risk female youth more »

Beyond 80 ways foundation ("b-80 ways") will support programs that (1) provide services to boys and girls from baltimore ages... more »

Our next generation (ong) was incorporated as a non-profit in 1993 with a mission to serve the children of our neighborhoods with... more »

Big Brothers Big Sisters helps children of Northwest Washingto reach their potential through professionally supported, one-to-one... more »

Girls quest's mission is to nurture girls from low-income families in new york to help them achieve their full potential and become... more »

Provide volunteer opportunities for senior citizens. more »

Our mission is to provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, professionally supported 1 to 1 relationships that... more »

Mentoring outreach to inmates more »

Since 1984, Family ReEntry has operated under the mission statement, ??empowering individuals and strengthening families to reduce... more »

Ignite youth mentoring is a faith-based organization that works to match young people in the tri-cities area with adults who act... more »

One to one mentoring empowers youth in san miquel county to achieve their social, emotional, and academic potential through professionally... more »

To help young people become productive citizens through youth advocacy, community education, delinquency prevention, direct services... more »

Regional mentoring support more »

Increase the quality of life of african american youth through mentoring programs and scholarships more »

To provide students exposure to technological trend and promote community contribution to help them prosper and become contributing... more »