Find Adult Education Nonprofits and Charities

  lcaldwell wrote:

I've been on the MUD Board for almost 4 years now and it has been an amazing experience. We have built the organization to where we have a great Board, strong staff and programs (tool library, truck share, workshops, demonstration site, and youth education).... more »

  daniela1 wrote:

I went to Bais Chana for the first time 4 years ago. There were classes for women from different backrounds. The classes were great and I left the seminar with a new approach to life, to religion, family etc.. I came back several times after that, including... more »

  toneta wrote:

I have lived and worked in this community for 30 years. During this time I have met many families and are aware of their educational, economic, spiritual, and political needs. This goes hand in hand with the mission that the Women's Intercultural Center... more »

  Paula.Hester wrote:

Kenya Keys does so much for so many kids! We are happy to have sponsored 4 students through high school and college! We invite others to join us in this great work! more »

  Becky wrote:

I have been trying to increase awareness of the wonderful work Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands has done. It is so touching to see the commitment and involvement of so many thousands of volunteers in the effort to increase the green cover of Tamil... more »

  Senii Buadromo wrote:

Job Train is very interesting and I enjoy being here. The staff/ Counselors are very helpful and nice. I do recommend jobtrain services to friends and family and those who are looking for a new career and new direction in their lives. more »

  RABBI ELI GEWIRTZ wrote:

Partners in Torah's signature phone study program gives Jewish adults of all backgrounds across North America a cost-free learning opportunity to discover Judaism – its culture, history, and traditions – at their pace and their schedule. Jewish... more »

  Xyuu wrote:

Through csix I discovered LinkedIn which over the past 10 years has allowed me to connect with many people for professional networking. The LinkedIn and job search skills I learned at csix have allowed me to change careers to a field I love. I would recommend... more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  Sandra39 wrote:

I first saw this rescue in a local holiday parade. A few months later, I contacted them to become a foster parent. Now, I do volunteer work for them! They are a wonderful organization and I support them however I can. I truly believe in their cause. I... more »

  dmaedke wrote:

There are not many organizations within Green Bay that provide the type of services that Literacy Green Bay does that can essentially change the lives of the participants which in essence, reshape the community that we live in. Literacy Green... more »

  james14 wrote:

I am moved both by the drive of the ESL students and the passion of the MCIF Center staff in helping recent immigrants live the American Dream. Sometimes that dream is as simple as providing an immigrant mother like current MCIF Center student Wendy... more »

  trodat wrote:

What a warm and friendly staff. Smiles! It's obvious the people who work here are passionate about what they do. It was neat to experience all the excitement in the air. I look forward to coming back. more »

  cbprice2015 wrote:

The Family Greenhouse truly cares about people and the relationships people are building. In our own lives they helped to solidify several points within our marriage that needed work and were able to help us learn how to tackle those areas. We try our... more »

  Mazarine of WildWomanFundraising.com wrote:

I first learned about HOPE Inc earlier this year, when the founder contacted me for fundraising advice. I've worked in a lot of different nonprofits, sat on nonprofit boards, and have been writing for three years about the nonprofit sector. After learning... more »

  Rob_4 wrote:

The Mission of the Urban Muslim Minority Alliance (UMMA) Center is to empower the lives of underprivileged individuals in Lake County by providing educational support and community resources. I've been involved with the UMMA Center since 2006. I started... more »

  ckathryn29 wrote:

The Loudoun Literacy Council is such a great organization that truly promotes changing lives through learning. Both the Adult Literacy Program and the Family Literacy Program helps the low-income and immigrant community in Loudoun County. Whether it's... more »

  Eric O. wrote:

I am a current student in the braille literacy program. I recently enrolled after losing the last of my sight. So far, the school administration and professors have been of invaluable help in getting me started toward a life of increased independence.... more »

  Kaylee wrote:

This ministry has impacted my life in meaningful and lasting ways. I have learned so much about myself and God through the programs Ascending Leaders offers. I have participated in the Charting Your Course weekend program as well as three of the 10-week... more »

  Jerald Feinstein wrote:

We are an all-volunteer nonprofit - - - organized to mentor and coach unemployed young adults residing in high poverty, remote, and marginalized areas of the planet to set up and run their own Internet-based companies as well as connecting them with investors... more »

  SueN54 wrote:

This is such a great organization. I have worked with some amazing students who are so grateful for the opportunity to learn/improve their English. To see their progress and know you had a part in it is truly gratifying. What also makes this organization... more »

  EthosPresident wrote:

Reading Works is a community based adult literacy program in Albuquerque, New Mexico. Its mission is to empower adults with the literacy and language skills they need to participate fully and effectively in work, civic life and community. Reading... more »

  Papa Smurf wrote:

I have seen people who could not speak any English work hard with their tutor to get to the point that they can now communicate, can hold a job, get a driver's license and read in English to their children. People who were on the fringe are now fully... more »

  debescreerenti wrote:

I am the one and only volunteer that has worked for this corporation 17 years. I have done absolutely everything to make it succeed and will not give up! I feel honored to review DCET today. I designed DCET in 1995 as a Spanish family... more »

  Sarah_SD wrote:

Never Suport this organization. They are misusing the fund received from donors. Their accounting is a mess. The EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR is so incapable that ALL good employees are leaving the organization. The work environment is very bad. The Director of... more »

  Debbie Steele wrote:

I have been so impressed with the Jeannette Rankin Foundation. Not only have they offered me scholarship money every semester I have been in school, they get to know me personally and send me little gifts to make my school life easier. They stay in... more »

  rick23 wrote:

JVS has partnered with CVS/Pharmacy to create a Regional Learning Center, where CVS and JVS offer training and development not only to CVS employees, but also to the JVS client population as well. Our partnership is very unique, and incredibly rewarding... more »

  dwendel wrote:

I think Morning Earth is a terrific website for my Nature in Literature Course at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I use the photographs and poems that John creates to go with them to help my students look closer into the... more »

  Fawn wrote:

I must thank Mrs. Adams for her guidance throughout the past 2-yeas working with Alana. Her personal and academic growth has been tremendous this past year thanks to your endless patience and support. Your Literacy Program should be awarded! Always, Mat... more »

  jamiedunham wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization for some 15 years and continue to be amazed at how hearts and lives are changed. Students not only gain diplomas but they also gain confidence and hope for their future. Because the transformations are so life-changing... more »

  misspinkmarie wrote:

I am writing to give my comment of Equilibrium Dymanics. I have been to 3+ of their various workshops and feel that my option is valid and significant. Their workshops are great and no matter how many that I go to they are always helpful and insiteful... more »

  Writer wrote:

There has been such a rise in abuse, bullying and narrow-mindedness towards those on the spectrum. It seems to get worse and worse every year. Local and state government resources are either strapped or completely useless. The value of assistance... more »

  maureen1450 wrote:

I'm a former English teacher and I love language but I was tremendously saddened by the very limited vocabulary and writing experience of the women I taught. One mother told me she was at Mercy Education Project, or MEP, because she was too embarrassed... more »

  marybeth278 wrote:

The Infinity Foundation is a wonderful non-profit nonsectarian educational organization organization dedicated to assisting in the evolvement of human expression through its offerings of classes, workshops, retreats, conferences, and services. I attended... more »

  Rene8 wrote:

New Favour New Visons is a very caring organization, they actually take the time to show love, they want people to succeed in life. They want to make a difference. more »

  QUEEN SHEBA VILLAGE INC wrote:

Queen Sheba Village (QSV) is an organization that equip women with the necessary tools to become more! We are a Senegalese nonprofit empowering and educating women, girls and impoverished children at large. It inspires me to continue chasing my dreams... more »

  alcala322 wrote:

This is an important organization serving the Latino community in the Detroit area. The teaching and administrative staff receive you with great warmth, are very friendly and have an appropriate answer for you on educational issues. more »

  GerriMiller wrote:

Located in the heart of Golden Gate City, Grace Provides a safe haven for children and families I have been an after school Volunteer for the past 8 years. I have worked with children from the 4th & 5th grades, helping them with their homework,... more »

  Trauma Specialist wrote:

2014 Student Advanced Reiki Class # 2: During class Bill calls student a “trouble-maker”. Student emails Bill asks not to be called names. This request falls on deaf ears. Class # 3: During class Bill called same student “wicked”.... more »

  DMM1 wrote:

Awesomeness oozes from this place! But, Ideaworks is not just a place... but a community of people sharing their knowledge, and inspiring others. more »

  dif4us wrote:

I first volunteered with Yanawana Herbolarios in fall of 2017, right after Hurricane Harvey flooded much of the Texas gulf coast, leaving many people without a home to return to and in great need of support. Yanawana Herbolarios was sending a team to... more »

  marysaunders68 wrote:

Being a tutor for LVWA has been one of the most rewarding volunteer opportunities I’ve ever had. more »

  dpillow wrote:

I am one of the founders of the Adult Reading Center and have been continuously involved with the Center for the past 25 years. From a launch in 1987 with 3 learner/tutor pairs, the Adult Reading Center has achieved steady, managed growth over the last... more »

  david95 wrote:

I worked with GHA staff in Democratic Republic of Congo in 2007 to run a training on AIDs prevention for members of the Presbyterian Church. The church members, mostly laity and some pastors, impressed me deeply with their spirit and commitment. I was... more »

  Andrea24 wrote:

I first became involved with TASK three years ago and have supported them throughout the years with food and clothing donations and have adopted families for the Christmas holidays. TASK is a wonderful organization. The people that work there, whether... more »

  jj-nic wrote:

I volunteer in the office on a weekly basis, so I have firsthand knowledge of the program. I have witnessed homeless woman go through the 8-week program and can attest to the remarkable transformations that occur. I know that the program operates on... more »

  Helenjoyce wrote:

I recently participated in a Compassionate Listening trip to Israel/Palestine. The experience was intense and has impacted me in many positive ways. Of course there was the educational value of learning from people directly involved in the conflict,... more »

  ilcsupport wrote:

The ILC provides life-changing assitance to new Americans and in that process makes America stronger and more just. more »

  tracytate7 wrote:

Beat the Streets is a resource center for young adults in the areas of education, employment and life skills. We mentor & tutor youth to prevent them from dropping out and aid in achieving a high school education. We assist with resume preparation and... more »

  Roslyn M. wrote:

I have been involved with Literacy Advance of Houston for 12 years. It gets better every year! With enthusiastic, knowledgeable staff and volunteers, hundreds of people are learning to speak, read and write in English - both native speakers and people... more »

  jakemiles wrote:

Teaching this class is the most rewarding part of my week. The students are adults working towards their GED or just towards math literacy. Some are in the class to help their kids in school. The students love the class, and I love teaching it. ... more »

  pmassman wrote:

Once a week for the past eight years I've taught journalism at the shelter's on-site school. Getting to know these kids and witnessing Lois Lee's dynamic dedication to their well being has inspired me to become a major donor as well as a volunteer. I... more »

  Um wrote:

Being in this program has been really I learned, I had fun and I getting better. I wish I could have learn more. more »

  MPfaff wrote:

I am proud to be affiliated with this organization: a dedicated staff, amazing volunteers...well-run, well-governed, quality service to adults who need help with basic reading and writing skills, and enrichment and help for children. more »

  rfar wrote:

I don't write this review because I'm a Board Member but truly from my heart and experience I have been a member of Chaplain Fellowship Ministries for approximately 20 yrs now. I was never asked my status in life, how much money I earned, how... more »

  staresky14 wrote:

Kramden Institute is a great non profit that helps children all across North Carolina get access to a home computer. more »

  Dr Hayward wrote:

Turning Point is a great organization that provides education, training and development to youth, children and adults. They emphasis life skills education because its their mission to assist individuals in reaching self sufficiency. They provide mentoring... more »

  lkeely wrote:

The parent educating classes taught me how to encourage my kids so they no longer expressed their needs in a negative way, manage my anger so I no longer expressed my needs in a negative way, and build a culture of respect, responsibility, and love in... more »

  dmilakovic wrote:

I was privileged to participate in a Book Drop event at a Title 1 elementary school and it was an excellent experience. Handing books to young children who don’t often own treasures was an inspiring moment. The work Writers Cubed Inc is doing will change... more »

  Michael120 wrote:

In doing some surfing I came across a startling statistic. 27000 (twenty seven thousand) people do not read or write at grade level. UM, EMU, WCC, MSU, WSU, etc... are all within an hour's driving distance. WL provides free service to anyone. Basic Literacy,... more »

  VAC-NET wrote:

Volunteer Action Network is a wonderful organization with dedicated and passionate staff. Its mission is inspirational to women inn Uganda and there is true altruism in the work that is done by the VAC-NET team. I am lucky to have been involved with this... more »

  Janielmae wrote:

I love that they respect my time and email us ahead of time if there’s no classes and such overall a good environment and respectful kids, Kind organizers. One of the best organization so far that i ever participated on. more »

  AmericanFan wrote:

From the moment you walk in the door you are inspired. It is truly a one of a kind model that I support because I have seen and met many homeless people and entire families that live there working and actively engaged to overcome their own root causes... more »

  qybn wrote:

Lifelong Learning of Hilton head Island, SC (LLHHI) offers a unique opportunity for people over 55 to take college level subjects at little cost. A one-year LLHHI membership is $30 plus $45 per semester no matter how many classes you choose to take!... more »

  rtrtrt wrote:

As a volunteer, I worked with residents to organize and catalog their art supply closets used for the community Montessori school and after school/summer programs. Over the years, Crossway continues to add programming to increase the likelihood... more »

  2snowflake wrote:

WRITTING 590 SOCIAL STUDIES 610 SCIENCE 700 READING 730 MATH 540 AVERAGE SCORE 635 MY TEACHER/TUTOR SAID THAT WAS PRETTY I HIGH HE SAID I DID AWSOME YEAH ME!!!!!!!!! more »

  smimic12 wrote:

This organization is everything I needed, and more. Coming out of the military after 2 decades I was looking for something that could help bridge that gap from the military world to the civilian world. This is by far the place. The genuine care and concern... more »

  Anita Coffee T. wrote:

CFLC is one of the most well-managed, respected and impactful agencies in the Cape Fear region. Testamonials from students about how their lives were changed are all you need to hear to know that literacy is the key to a better life and more productive... more »

  higher-learning-network wrote:

I believe in the work the Higher Learning Network does teaching community residents not only how to overcome financial challenges, but offering hope in hopeless situations. I know the work is crucial because people come and thank us so much after a seminar... more »

  margaret4 wrote:

Matawi is a Maine-based nonprofit committed to supporting education, civic engagement and leadership development in the refugee community. They word directly with the immigrant community in Maine as well as directly with the refugee community in Dadaab. more »

  donna17 wrote:

In 2008 I participated in Content Literacy training through CTL. This was a wonderful experience for a college professor. As a professor, you focus so strongly on your discipline area that actually learning to teach is sometimes pushed aside. This... more »

  KENWECU92 wrote:

LV-PC helps provide free basic adult education skills to residents of Pitt County. These claases are taught by volunteers in small group and one on one settings and include reading, writing, English as a Second Lanaguage and basic computer skills training. more »

  MyWikiBiz wrote:

I have grave concerns about this organization. Year after year, its Form 990 indicates that it is spending in the area of only 33%-50% of its total incoming revenues back out onto program services. More reputable charities see to it that at least 80%... more »

  LinaPR wrote:

Thanks to the help of AFC we could finish our strategic plan and operational budget. The workshops are excellent as well as all staff and volunteers. more »

  ajrh wrote:

i attended this music camp for six years and it was a profoundly transformative experience. i'm grateful every day for the hard work adn dedication of the teaachers and that i got to learn at a young age what it feels like to live in a world where art,... more »

  rachel-f wrote:

My children have attended Youth Programs at Gage over the past decade, including their free drop-in Teen Art Studios. The programs are well taught, well organized and provide real educational value. In fact, the teaching artists at Gage are incredible!... more »

  Cynthiabell wrote:

Hello I received service from Alexia she was so friendly and most importantly proffesional she helped the time go by so fast I was getting a style that took up to 8 hours but with her wonderful spirt she talked with me the whole time and I loved the... more »

  sophiamadden wrote:

I worked with the Queen City Book Bank for my Senior Capstone Project as a Mount Notre Dame High School student. Of the hundreds of local nonprofits in the Greater Cincinnati area, I specifically sought to contact QCBB for this project. As a book lover,... more »

  Sharnya Smith wrote:

I am the coordinator of a youth workplace readiness program on Va. Peninsula. We have worked consistently with GSGG to provide employment opportunities for youth. Renita and staff have provided transportaion and developed seasonal work sites for youth.... more »

  jhenry wrote:

Diabetes during pregnancy is a serious condition, causing many complications, most of which can be prevented. Sweet Success Diabetes and Pregnancy program was so successful in CA, it needed to be shared with programs in other states. Standards of practice... more »

  Joan Grazio wrote:

As a widow with family a thousand miles away, I thought I would have to face my cancer totally alone. My doctor suggested that I call Healing Touch Buddies. They were there for me all the way from pre surgery and for an entire year after surgery. My practitioner/buddy... more »

  Margaret wrote:

I have been involved with LVG for many years. It is an amazing organization in terms of its dedication to the literacy cause and to the community. LVG works with many adult learners and actively recruits, trains, and supports its tutors and volunteers.... more »

  Jim_30 wrote:

Being a teacher by profession, one of the last things I ever thought I'd be doing with my free time was volunteering to tutor additional students! Yet I'm so glad that I did--not only has it provided me with the uniquely rewarding experience of connecting... more »

  Puka wrote:

Puka's experience here has been a decent one, from which he has had help in Mission Milby from it's staffs and has been helpfull from his time here. more »

  karenhofstad wrote:

I am so amazed and thankful for the Retreats that I have been able to participate in. It opened many learning experiences for me that I would not have had the opportunity to find out on my own. I cherish the experiences I had with Hawaii Wellness Institute,... more »

  Della P. wrote:

I have been at the Florida Literacy Coalition's annual conference and was impressed by how on-target and up-to-date they are in working with family literacy! Go, Florida Literacy Coalition, Inc.! more »

  BGRicards wrote:

I am a past board member of Centro Latino for Literacy (CLL) and currently volunteer on their Marketing committee. I also work with CLL as they are an affiliate member of the non-profit organization I work for, the National Council of La Raza (NCLR).... more »

  Nancy K.3 wrote:

I was introduced to CONAPAC in 2002 while on an adventure trip and I visited a tiny village involved in the Adopt A School project. CONAPAC began in 1993 with the Adopt A School project. Education is important in Peru, and it is free, but all the... more »

  Jesse M.1 wrote:

This organization is amazing. They helped me out after an on duty accident I had, and even came to see me in the hospital. Im very appreciative of this organization, and will continue to participate in their free trainings they provide to the local... more »

  DRSLP wrote:

I am thankful for Families Against Cult Teachings because I know I’m not alone and I’m not crazy. They have great resources and they are not pushy. I wish no family suffered at the hands of cult teaching and I’m thankful this group exists to help... more »

  nachosbodyshop wrote:

excelent program! I truly recommend it! had a great experiece! more »

  Ravenhum wrote:

This is a valuable organization in the greater Seattle community, because it serves people at all levels of music skill, from beginner to advanced. There are ensembles and individual instruction. The Womens Chorale, of which I'm a part, has an excellent... more »

  ed8 wrote:

For five years I tried to find a nonprofit who was willing to embrace my project and be the fiscal sponsor. Not only Help is Here accepted my project with open arms but also provided all the support I could get. Help is Here also supports other projects... more »

  MEubank wrote:

As a teacher with Welcoming the Stranger, I have met students from all over the world and learned about dozens of different cultures. I have had the honor of helping students in the program meet goals such as finding jobs, earning their driver's license,... more »

  communitarian1 wrote:

I completed a year long internship learning about Permaculture and Land management. The experience was highly enlightening and completely hands-on. The teaching was extremely quality and I consider it an invaluable learning experience. Anyone with... more »

  Bethbond wrote:

I have been involved with Mercy Learning Center for the last nine years, first and ongoing as a tutor, and then additionally as a Board member, treasurer and committee member. In these varied capacities I feel I have gotten to know very well the organization,... more »

  ekreid01 wrote:

As a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs, I am constantly growing through my daily experience with the organization and its program. Coro excels in providing an open forum for Fellows to express themselves mentally and emotionally. Coro staff are generally... more »

  inspiringart wrote:

It has been a great experience being part of this organization during community events. They usually bring other veteran non-profits, businesses and community resources which make their events very unique. Thank you for the support you give to our veterans.... more »

  Kimberly-Kym R. wrote:

This organization provides a venue to learn, gain support and celebrate in the face of cancer. The programs are held in a nice environment. The organizers take pride in making the attendees feel special. I have attended 2 events and was pleased with... more »

  Patricia_Malika wrote:

The Full Circle Organization has changed my life. I took their Business Course at a time when I desperately needed help for my business. I had made many poor decisions and as a result, we were experiencing great losses. Through their Business... more »

  oasingleton wrote:

This organization is thinking outside the box by offering a variety of programs for the BIPOC community for all ages. They are doing great work to continue Phyllis Wheatley's legacy . more »

  pelican3 wrote:

Wildlife Inc. is my fourth wildlife center I've volunteered for and by far the most fantastic! They are certainly the wildlife gem of Anna Maria Island and Manatee Co. by far. The center rescues, rehabilitates, and releases birds, mammals, and reptiles... more »

  Susan_B wrote:

Holding the Keys to LiteracyIn 1992, I was a VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) Volunteer in Wilmington, Delaware. I was assigned to the Literacy Volunteers of America office, where I recruited adult literacy tutors and adult learners. I assessed... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm writing today to express to you how fantastic Imani House is and how grateful I am that my son is in the program.My son has been in the program since kindergarten and I feel a sense of relief knowing that he is in the Imani House program after... more »

  KrystaM wrote:

Working with inSIGHT has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. From day one, I felt embraced by a community that genuinely cares about making a difference. inSIGHT's mission to educate and inspire through the lessons of the Holocaust... more »

  mobileUser458066 wrote:

Great Institution, thanks for all you supports more »

  gesmallridge wrote:

Dominic Palumbo, Farmer Dom, is a born educator. I learn something new about food, farming and community in every conversation I have with him. I am deeply grateful for his dedication to Life and the love of farming. more »

  hartwd wrote:

I have more than thirty years experience with nonprofits, from being the CEO for 12 years of an organization I founded, to the foster care system to local nonprofits. My volunteering for Kitchens for Good began in January of 2022, primarily in the retail... more »

  Jodie F.1 wrote:

The art workshop is amazing and Sonia is a fantastic teacher. She brings so much creativity and healing to the class. She's a prime example of how art changes lives. more »

  GrannyS wrote:

Phoebe Needles Center, Inc. offers programs for people of all ages, but the organization is probably most widely known for its summer camp program for children. There are day camp programs for elementary age children and overnight programs for pre-teens... more »

  smcclelland wrote:

I was astounded that the pastors in Uganda were without Bibles! It was an honor to be able to give toward putting a Bible in the hands of local pastors and providing much needed Bible training for them. People walked miles, sat in hard chairs in the heat... more »

  Celestine F. wrote:

This is a project that helps empower Ambazonians to eradicate hunger and future famine that might arise because of the ongoing war in Ambazonia. Since the destructive regime of La Republique du Cameroun targets the people's farms and their storage facilities... more »

  Howie A. wrote:

The Rabbis and members of TORCH are mor of a Family than a group of people getting together for learning. When I met Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe about 2-1/2 years ago it was an immediate fondness for each other on both our parts. Then meeting Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe... more »

  MylMoB1707 wrote:

I’m 24 and couldn’t swim. I was really embarrassed about it but Aqua angels helped me over come my fear and embarrassment! I feel like I can fully join the Olympics with the help of my amazing teacher Raquel! more »

  Jazf wrote:

Latinas in Global Health exceptional research capabilities, data analysis and webinars are helping inform the gender imbalance in global health leadership positions within the Latin American community. Our work is contributing to make change based on... more »

  makerman wrote:

A compelling mission delivered by a passionate team of professionals. The CEO is innovative and charismatic, and fosters an environment designed to help her staff learn and grow as they collectively help others do the same. more »

  nancyCBF wrote:

My son LOVED all of these summer camps. They were able to accommodate his special needs and made him feel welcome and accepted. more »

  qwerttt wrote:

Thank you so much for free access to quality education more »

  Boud wrote:

Unexpectedly, I needed to take some online courses to upgrade my skills for work, and needed to find affordable and transferable online education classes. After trying many sites that claimed to be educational sites but the reality was they were all advertising... more »

  ribond wrote:

I started volunteering at BTP in 2019, and it is an experience I quickly grew to love. The staff is lovely and working on volunteer nights (back when we could gather in large groups!) was always a pleasure. Now we are maintaining social distance, so the... more »

  visionforthefuture wrote:

For information about Waldorf education, you can visit www.whywaldorfworks.com. Prairie Moon was founded by a group of parents and community members committed to bringing Waldorf education to Lawrence, Kansas. Since the initial impulse began in 1997,... more »

  student790970 wrote:

“If you love our work then tell the world! Stories about us from people like you will help us make an even bigger impact in our community. GreatNonprofits – the #1 source of nonprofit stories and feedback – is honoring highly regarded nonprofits... more »

  Tia B. wrote:

Baltimore Reads is an organization that went from rags to riches in my heart. I was not knowledgeable of this organization until some well needed research was done. I have come to know that I made the right choice volunteering my time to this organization... more »

  Humera S. wrote:

Love to be a part of An-Nisa . All volunteers are committed in serving and assisting their clients in the best possible way. more »

  Rick Carter wrote:

I walk by Spertus every workday. I rarely see anyone walk in or out. I can't believe this place is still being funded by anyone and its difficult to understand how it can justify its continued existence. The organization made the completely... more »

  sal_PNC wrote:

My work with Project Natureconnect Inc ( PNC) started back in 2006 when I was admitted to the PHD program and since then I am hooked . more »

  zulmalochard wrote:

Este es un proyecto extraordinario lleno de mucho amor, felicidad compasion y sobretodo respeto hacia la población con habilidades especiales. more »

  Phillip12 wrote:

Literacy Coalition dose tremendous work for Kokomo and Howard County area. more »

  Journalist.at.Large wrote:

I would not recommend that anyone volunteer at this organization. There are other nonprofits better deserving of your time and talents. This particular one is run by a retired colonel who still thinks she is in the army. She will order you around,... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  vanessa2 wrote:

I went to preschool with A Stepping Stone Foundation. The staff and volunteers raised money in order to help young children and their families who are at disadvantage due to their socioeconomic setting. My preschool teacher was a staff of ASSF and she... more »

  Thelma Sordyl wrote:

I am a teacher and will always believe that the only way any one can be successful and independent will be by having the ability to read. NMCL is a very important part of our society in addition to schools. This organization helps provide the help that... more »

  CantonMan wrote:

My organization has worked with Project Rebuild multiple times and I am always impressed with how hard-working, polite and dedicated their young people are. more »

  Alexa_G wrote:

Childreb education is important for so many reasons. From learning social skills to understanding how to focus and use time management as well as the reading, writing and arithmetic that is involved with education. It is such a crucial part of growing... more »

  bmcginnis2263 wrote:

For the past 28 years I have donated to the Butte College Foundation because I can see the results of their good work. Students are afforded an opportunity to succeed by providing the support to attend Butte College. When our communities were adversely... more »

  whatsyourdestiny wrote:

It was an amazing time. We spent the first hour and a half working under a fabulous chef to prepare a healthy meal for those in need. We spent the next three hours greeting, meeting and serving people of the community and beyond. Some people asked questions... more »

  Beverly Van K. wrote:

This is a small ministry with a big impact as they work in village after village, teaching people how to start home-based businesses to make a living by providing a service or product that others can use. All businesses are based on materials readily... more »

  rbrunson wrote:

Goodwill Community Foundation of eastern North Carolina is a wonderful organization that contributes greatly to the wellbeing of people in our state. more »

  teacherpassmore wrote:

National Equity Project is doing incredible work in schools around the ideas of social justice, race and equity. I was involved a few years ago with a joint administrator/teacher training. They facilitated real, sometimes tough, conversations about... more »

  cbrock wrote:

Literacy New York does a great job providing technical support, training and funding to our non-profit literacy affiliate. Whenever we have a question, the staff at Literacy NY is quick to respond. We are one of the few states in the U.S. with a statewide... more »

  JoshBach wrote:

I have never been more passionate about cause than I am about financial literacy! When you really peal back the onion of the social issues that we are facing today, the lack of financial understanding is near the core. Alan Greenspan said “The number... more »

  Mgbeard wrote:

I became acquainted with this non-profit through my job coordinating a giving program for a nearby hospital. With a small staff and a small army of volunteers, I was so impressed with all the good works that they were able to accomplish helping seniors... more »

  Theresa wrote:

I love volunteering for CWD! It's great to know that all the work we are able to do in fundraising and setup is going to help others, especially in order to help young people help themselves! As a Career School Counselor, it is great to not only be... more »

  LivingOrderSA wrote:

Dress for Success San Antonio helps women educate themselves and gain the job skills necessary to make them more employable. The suits, accessories, and shoes that you donate to them go directly to the candidates of the Dress for Success program. After... more »

  John Carson wrote:

Having known this organization for many years I find the rating of Northwest Assistance Ministries very misleading. I understand this rating was formulated based on some of the following comments. Not having independent audited statements. This is... more »

  Deborahc9133 wrote:

I am proud to be a member of this board. The teachers are outstanding and dedicated. ESL is very much needed in this community. Please support if you can. more »

  Lucy16 wrote:

As a Professional working directly with Latino's in the Baltimore area and surrounding counties, I have had the pleasure of Partnering with this amazing organization. I have referred many to this organization because I know my client's will be served... more »

  charlottelaubner wrote:

I have been supporting this organization for several years. The programs are created by community members based on what they consider their most critical areas of concern, primarily education. The administration provides timely feedback regarding my... more »

  Derr wrote:

As a positively strong force in the South Bronx community, Grace Outreach upholds the responsibility of the advancement of women whose goal is to obtain their G.E.D for a higher academic or career purpose. The quality service that is delivered by the... more »

  LPhillips78 wrote:

The Kern Adult Literacy Council is an outstanding non-profit that provides a much needed service to Kern County residents. The rate of illiteracy is extremely high in Kern County, and the Kern Adult Literacy Council provides free services to combat that... more »

  Katara wrote:

I was really nervous about starting a new school my junior year, but everyone made me feel so welcome. I love the environment that AFE has created through the teachers and administrators. I feel like I am loved and respected when I walk on campus and... more »

  eddiejack wrote:

Wonderful organization with a great group of tutors who volunteer their time to work with adults in Carroll County, MD who need help from traditional academics, to receiving a GED, achieving citizenship, learning to speak English, and many other life... more »

  rsbean wrote:

I have been active at Rock Steady Boxing nearly since its inception. When i walked through their doors, I knew little about Parkinson's Disease and nothing about boxing. Rock Steady Boxing gives people with PD Hope, a rare and precious commodity for... more »

  tomkoz wrote:

Entito Africa Initiative is a very interesting intitative started by Monicah Kaguithia, a very openminded and inspiring activist which has helped to initiate dozens of adolescent girls into adulthood without female genital mutilation! Passionate about... more »

  Frator Heru wrote:

My review may seem to be biased at first but I feel it is necessary to share with others my personal experinec with The Frator Heru Institute and how it has changed my life. I first became involved with the FHI through its Founder,Mr. Yumy Odom through... more »

  GaryandKelly S. wrote:

The Cumberland Adult Reading Council is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that helps adults to read and write. We also help adults learn English as a second language. We are the only program in Cumberland County Tennessee offering free one-on-one tutoring... more »

  pancho wrote:

Miss Petrina Trice, the founder of TriTech Prep, is such an inspiration to soo many individuals including myself. Her vision and dedication to assisting former gang members, immigrants, and other members of society desiring a second chance is incredible.... more »

  Sandy21 wrote:

The Literacy Council provides one on one tutoring for adults who need to learn to read and who are learning to speak English as a second language. All tutors are volunteers who meet one on one with their students. Tutors make a significant impact on... more »

  Beka Hull wrote:

Dallas Christian College is a place where I was able to be properly trained, well cared for, and mentored as an individual, follower of God, and a professional. It was a great fit for me with a family like atmosphere that helped me to succeed as a college... more »

  Lumpkin Literacy wrote:

Our volunteers, including Board members and outstanding program committee members such as the Spelling BEE Planning Group, help put literacy in the forefront of this community. Helping youth get the GED diploma, giving dictionaries to third graders,... more »

  Sue W.2 wrote:

F.R.I.E.N.D.S. is exactly what you want in a Down Syndrome support group. This group helps its members find comfort, advice, socialization, and community for starters. F.R.I.E.N.D.S. embraces our kids and supports parents; making you feel like you belong,... more »

  MFN2 wrote:

These folks do an outstanding job of providing financial literacy not only to military organizations, but schools and individuals across our nation. Check out their content. I particularly like the new Savy Saver App they just put out. Very helpful tool... more »

  luckrabbit wrote:

Laubach Literacy of Ventura County is one of the most unique, least known all-volunteer non-profit organization in Ventura County. Literacy begins with a language, until you have a minimum level of language skills you cannot be literate at any level... more »

  ashleigreen wrote:

My family has been involved with LCOT in a myriad of ways. I have worked on their staff, my sister has been a student in two different programs, my mother and I have also both volunteered. I am continually impressed with the impact that LCOT makes in... more »

  gwinterfeld wrote:

This national charity is the best. Chapters are volunteer run, which keeps the dollars out of overhead and directly increases the benefits to those they serve. The signature program provides new school clothes for students who do not have appropriate... more »

  katan kitsch wrote:

Open Books has developed a wide range of volunteer projects aimed at improving the literacy level in Chicago. There are specific efforts aimed at every age group and a variety of neighborhoods/locations; from kindergarten through adulthood, from Evanston... more »

  ReadWest Tutor wrote:

ReadWest changes lives by providing no-cost one-on-one tutoring in English to residents of Sandoval and Bernalillo counties of Metro Albuqueruqe. ReadWest is the largest community based Literacy organization in New Mexico, with a 22 year history of helping... more »

  Steve wrote:

The Liberty Veterans Association is a fine organization that consists of survivors of the attack on the U.S.S. Liberty. Their mission is to educate the public on the events that occurred that day and to make sure it never happens again. These folks... more »

  Writer wrote:

Thanks for everything you did for our son. 15 years ago, I didn't have money for christmas and my son's wanted a bike for christmas. This organization brought him one and delivered it to my home. My son stay have this bike today. more »

  PBurzynski wrote:

The Literacy Center in Evansville, Indiana is an organization that has enthusiastic and dedicated staff members who work towards the goal of providing reading skills to adults who lack proficiency in reading. More important than quality of their teaching... more »

  atc.treas wrote:

A few years ago I saw an inspiring presentation about the Appropriate Technology Collaborative (ATC) and how it was leveraging student brainpower in the US in collaboration with input from very low income people in Central America to design solutions... more »

  Joanna L wrote:

Great experience being part of Refugee JumpStart! Unique approach, definitely recommended. more »

  judyasbury wrote:

Mothers' Club Family Learning Center is an exemplary nonprofit. It is fiscally well managed, with all efforts directed to their work with low income families. The two-generation learning model they have developed has been proven to work at empowering... more »