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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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Elizabeth52 wrote:

With so few places that help foster children, CCC is a life saver. Everyone is super nice and really goes out of the way to help. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »