Find Aids Nonprofits and Charities

  CLincoln wrote:

They do a great job helping underserved communities in many regions of the world. more »

  Dave wrote:

This organization spams universities all over the country with fliers trying to lure students into "volunteering". It is really a scam to separate college students from $2500. Yes, the volunteers are expected to pay for their trip. It is not so much... more »

  fedfrey wrote:

We became involved as donors in AAP about 5 years ago. As the years have passed, we have seen what a huge contribution this charity makes to the community. It is amazing that AAP operates with only two paid staffers and that the rest are volunteers. Because... more »

  JonathanP wrote:

I moved to the US from Scotland and was lucky enough to be able to find my new home in San Francisco. After a year, I realized that while there was plenty to do between work and play, I wanted to find a volunteer opportunity in San Francisco. A friend... more »

  africacounts wrote:

This charity is amazing. They do so much for so many kids in Sub-Saharan Africa and spend only one percent of their donations on administrative costs.They sure know how to make the donations given to them last! They support over 5000 kids in Africa... more »

  CortneyG wrote:

To be honest, I am completely smitten with TeachAIDS. And with good cause. I discovered them whilst searching for jobs/organizations I would readily add to my "has-a-heart-and-soul" list. While I found dozens and dozens of nonprofits also committed to... more »

  Jay G.1 wrote:

In 2006, through routine,periodic testing, I found out that I was HIV-positive. Because of my knowledge of their services and caring touch from helping a late friend, I went to them for help. I'm not exaggerating at all when I say that doing that was... more »

  rachelelaine11 wrote:

Great communication from staff who truly seem to care about the work. more »

  tom16 wrote:

There are millions of orphans in South Africa living in poverty, abandoned, and abused. There are many institutional orphanages in South Africa that provide no love or family environment for these children. Acres of Love provides homes for these children... more »

  Steve45 wrote:

I have been involved with AID Atlanta for many years as a volunteer and I am so very impressed with the passion, dedication and commitment of ALL the staff. But, what really tells the story of the amazing impact of their work is what I hear from the clients... more »

  partong wrote:

DO NOT UNDER ANY CIRCUMSTANCES GIVE MONEY TO THIS ORGANIZATION!!! Our company supplied produce to Project Open Hand for many years. After I bought the company, it came to my attention that the chef at Project Open Hand had been hitting my company up... more »

  Carla wrote:

I came to know about Pathfinder through a relative who worked there several years ago. Though the international health (and related) field was somewhat new to me, Pathfinder has helped me to understand more about the needs around the world. Not only... more »

  deanpmlonghurst wrote:

As a volunteer at the Forestville based Sonoma County AIDS foodbank, I have never seen such magic. There are 500 volunteers and only 5 staff so we work our tails off for our 600+ clients. We help grow organic produce in our garden, give dignity to... more »

  Kavisha K. wrote:

I've volunteered with Angelwish INC several times in the past few years. This organization was a fundamental part of my Girl Scout Silver Award Project in 2006 and I would have been unable to achieve this award without the help of Angelwish. This great... more »

  Joe S. wrote:

Young Heroes is now regarded as a model program in Southern Africa. Recognized by the UN and USAID as overwhelmingly effective and sustainable, the organization is both scalable and representative of the best in public-private partnership. The... more »

  alyball wrote:

Mother’s Without Borders is an incredible development agency who focuses on improving the lives of those they serve and the lives of the volunteers themselves. “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” more »

  erik.ramanathan wrote:

As a PHFE donor, I feel like I can have an enormously broad impact on hundreds of public health programs at once. But I can also give to individual programs like Little by Little that themselves impact tens of thousands of children with literacy and... more »

  lbw-sf wrote:

ISIS is a unique organization that is using cutting edge technology to communicate with you and other at-risk groups about potentially taboo topics. They are raising awareness and educating the communities in which they work. Everyone that I worked with... more »

  KellyDC wrote:

The work The Baobab Home does is unrivaled in its area. Providing a child with a warm, nurturing environment in which to thrive is their mission, and I have seen firsthand how this goal is behind every decision they make. They are a forward-thinking organization... more »

  phillip2 wrote:

I recently was asked to leave the organization after I questeioned a form letter requesting re-certification for Ryan White Funding. I explained in a not so gentle manner that all documentation had been submitted a few weeks prior. I also pointed out... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a regular fundraiser for Challenge Africa. The team here & in Africa work tireiessly to improve the health and lives of those less fortunate than themselves. Giving up their free and volunteering their skills to the cause. Keep up the good work... more »

  centsofrelief wrote:

I co-founded Cents of Relief in June 2003 while at the University of Florida. Anup Patel, a friend at the time, was in India working with children infected by HIV/AIDS for the summer. We exchanged emails about his experiences and were wondering what... more »

  Audrey J. wrote:

One Village At A Time is a small but mighty nonprofit. I know the founder and have been impressed at all of the hard work that she has put into developing this organization. She personally travels to Kenya to ensure that all donations are being used... more »

  Kristen R. wrote:

You will not find a more organized non-profit who can combine efficiency with sustainability, customer service, and empathy like Community Servings. There are a lot of non profits doing great work but Community Servings really comprehensively does its... more »

  scnameth wrote:

The LA Gay and Lesbian Center's Family Services Program has done so much for our family. After my partner and I had our daughter, we found that we were the minority in all parent and me groups (MOMS Club, Gymboree, Music Together) or the only lesbian... more »

  veronica2 wrote:

Hat's off and Kudos to CEG! It has been my priviledge to work with this organization to help give back to the community. I have been inspired to develop my housing program further by seeing theresults of the programs offered by CEG. I am inspired by the... more »

  John80 wrote:

Your Generosity. Our Passion. Saving Lives. Roses & Rosemary provides life-prolonging medication and support to the more than 20 million children in Africa infected or orphaned by HIV/AIDS by raising money and awareness through local events,... more »

  Lazarus wrote:

GRACE USA through its sister organization GRACE Africa is doing plausible job among the grassroots communities in Kenya. Through its Naisula Education programme GRACE has been able to take orphans like me who had lost hope back to school and help... more »

  Raef wrote:

I had the opportunity to join the PanAfrican Acupuncture Project in July 2007 in Uganda. It was then my eyes were opened to a beautiful land rich in community, but decidedly poor in medical health access. As an acupuncturist I was able to help educate... more »

  jessie.a.herrera wrote:

I am a Board Member and active and passionate about women's issues and causes. This agency conducts business and services in a professional manner with a family-oriented philosophy. The organization provides direct aid to women with HIV/AIDS , especially... more »

  klight43 wrote:

Thrive Alabama is doing great work in our North Alabama community. The scope of services offered along with the caring staff, creates a passionate and skillful healthcare organization that is much needed in our community. more »

  tshaw265 wrote:

Simply put, Mercy House is the best homeless service nonprofit organization I have ever encountered. I am the former Executive Director of the Orange County Homeless Issues Task Force, so I know what it takes to move beyond managing peoples' homelessness... more »

  david2012 wrote:

EVAN is a wonderful agency that strives to provide the best care for individuals in our community infected/affected with HIV/AIDS. EVAN has be around for over 30 years and continues to provide top notch services free of charge. I would recommend supporting... more »

  Jennafer wrote:

I have been a pubic health researcher for many years, and many organizations do amazing work, but that of The Women's Collective is truly unique and invaluable. TWC serves women in the most generous and supportive way -- meeting women "where they are"... more »

  ekwilson36 wrote:

Bering Omega Community Services provides four core programs to those living with HIV/AIDS. The services are very much needed by the clients who benefit from them. The Dental Clinic provides dental care for adults with HIV that are low income and would... more »

  Jamie Todd wrote:

Compass Gay & Lesbian Community Center has been the key catalyst in making Palm Beach County, FL the most gay-friendly place in the Florida. It's the largest center of its kind in the Southeast US - and one of the largest in the country. I've been a donor... more »

  Endre B. wrote:

I was introduced to this organization 6 years ago as a volunteer for their annual HERO for a Day event and was instantly intrigued by the work that this organization did for affected and infected children of HIV. I subsequently became a SuperHERO mentor... more »

  kimlesley wrote:

This organization is truly life-saving to clients and their family, friends, significant others. Their comprehensive services are vital to the Greater Worcester community. more »

  Houstoncowboy wrote:

Blessed to be part of a great organization here in Houston, TX. more »

  anonymous25 wrote:

Management at this organization has it's best interest in mind. They do not take care of the type needs there type tenants require. The Gertrude building comes to mind as a major health hazardous building. It is not energy efficient as doors, windows,... more »

  jtonian wrote:

A non profit that talks the talk and walk the walk.Its programs for medical scholarship to fight the shortage of medical doctors,its health prevention initiatives are core issues that touch every community more »

  will7 wrote:

I have partnered with AIDS Relief International in several projects on Brown University's campus through my membership in Brown's Key Club Chapter. The volunteers I've worked with are dedicated; they brainstorm and execute significant projects that raise... more »

  aysham wrote:

I was introduced to PAWS through a friend and have been grateful to her ever since. This organization is run by a wonderful, and remarkably organized, team. There are a variety of ways an individual can contribute. While they always need financial... more »

  Robert234 wrote:

I started to volunteer at Food & Friends as part of a monthly organizational function. But when I saw what wonderful work they did and what caring individuals they all were, I decided to volunteer on my own. I couldn't recommend a more worthwhile charity. more »

  beachgolfer wrote:

Our area is so fortunate to have Careteam to meet the needs of people who are HIV positive and have related needs. In our society, too often, AIDS is seen as a single population problem brought on by the actions of the afflicted persons. This is simply... more »

  xnabugash wrote:

What an amazing organization! What an amazing trip! These people know what they are doing and do it well. What impressed me the most is that there is so much planning and thought that goes into what Threads does and the children of Kayamandi are the direct... more »

  azeren wrote:

I love their work. The role they serve in the New York community is unparalleled to anyone else. They are a resource that fulfills the needs of such a diverse community. more »

  SoCalGrandma wrote:

This charity, without permission from the Rite Aid Corporation, placed one of its bins in the Rite Aid parking lot near my home. The bin is regularly graffitied, gone through for clothing by our local homeless population, and is often surrounded by the... more »

  shap wrote:

This organization is dedicated to preventing the spread of AIDS thru education. It also helps those and the family members who have been afflicted with this dreaded disease. I Alliance is an exception in that just about every dollar raised is put back... more »

  reafgary wrote:

Great organization, truly a volunteer charity. REAF continues to support local agencies in need of funds. With the state and fed costs fund, the money that REAF raises really helps. Check out how you can help. www.reaf.org more »

  eskridgee wrote:

This organization was founded in 2000 in an effort to prevent Mother to Child transmission of HIV in resource poor countries. Since that time GAIA has focused on efforts to combat HIV/AIDS in Malawi, a small sub-Saharan country which is one of the poorest... more »

  diane wrote:

Houston, TX - Calvin Tarver and his family lost a son to IV drug use & AIDS. The family now uses his sad death to promote their in-house charity. They publish his death mask photos and pay all their bills off his memory. Ol' Tarver who has no other visible... more »

  jenla9799 wrote:

Such a caring, dedicated, and educated group! Always looking for ways to deliver best care and services in any situation! more »

  stephencharris wrote:

We have been involved with Compassion Tanzania for several years and our little country church here in Central Virginia has been blessed to contribute two deep wells with related equipment to two villages in Tanzania. I have personally known John Henry... more »

  K_Frobom wrote:

Health Access Connect brings health services where they are most needed. Staff is knowledgeable, partnered with local professionals, and committed to making programs sustainable. Truly a community-first organization. more »

  NYCFIA wrote:

Our group is grateful to the support and technical assistance provided from Conscious Contact NY. The organizations along with the Peer Leaders have spent numerous hours with our staff preparing us to be the best HIV and AIDS support service group we... more »

  Dougman wrote:

This center does good things for those they like. All others are left in the dust to fend for themselves. The walls have ears so be ware! Confidentiality is enforced when it is convenient for them. The application process is totally invasive far more... more »

  Shelley Goodwin wrote:

EGPAF supports existing health facilities in multiple countries in the public sector with delivery of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and care and treatment services mainly through supportive supervision. EGPAF "supports"... more »

  dave wrote:

The staff at the catalyst foundation is always helping everyone in need, with a good attitude, they're making the community a better place for everyone by teaching good values trough actions, not only words. more »

  mjwegge wrote:

I've donated for decades to many organizations. I've volunteered for many too. I have never seen a group who touches so many different types of people over the entire world. A hosptial in Cambodia, adoption in Atlanta, Leper colony in India. They continue... more »

  Thomas Z. wrote:

From 1970 to 1978, my family lived in South Africa. My youngest son, Alec, was 1 1/2 years old when we went there so his formative years were spent there and "he has Africa in his blood". Alec has gone on to a successful career, marriage to Amy and... more »

  jerrythefaerie wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this group that is supposed to help people with AIDS on small fixed disability incomes with pro-bono advice on legal problems. I was facing eviction from my inexpensive rent contolled apartment of 27 years, as it was... 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 »

  EmmyMcDowell wrote:

Though this is my first year being a recipient of the Magic Johnson Foundation scholarship, the opportunities that have come forth from being a member already have benefited me in so many differents aspects of my college career. Every summer there is... more »

  butterfly1 wrote:

I met Jerry several months ago and upon meeting him I knew there was something special about him. He shared his story with me, his work with the foundation, and his passion and compassion for ministering to people affected by HIV/AIDS. As I was listening... more »

  guidoasanchez wrote:

This grassroots community center has grown over the last 15 years of service to become a fixture in the Northern New Jersey region in service of the LGBT community. The organization owns the first and only building owned by and for the LGBT community... more »

  cherylreiffblevins wrote:

The medical massage at Center for Integrated Therapies is top notch! I came to the therapist with lower back and neck issues. The therapy went a long way in alleviating the pain. If you have chronic pain issues, this is really the place to go. The... more »

  Georgia04 wrote:

Our Mission is to create awareness to Health Disparity related to HIV & Hepatitis more »

  Pamela F. wrote:

Tenderloin Health serves the most vulnerable populations in San Francisco who are diagnosed with HIV/AIDS or are at the greatest risk for acquiring HIV/AIDS. The clients who utilize Tenderloin Health's services are some of the poorest in San Francisco... more »

  tushabe wrote:

Clare Nsenga Foundation helps thousands of people inSouth West Uganda by providing primary healthcare to them. These people who have no easy access to any hospital or healthcare facility are enabled to receive treatment at the Foundation out-patient... more »

  Marguerite N. wrote:

The therapy is so bad . The group leader is so unskilled, possibly to the point of being dangerous. more »

  ronzo wrote:

I Am a client there and have been in and out of BCI for close to nine years is been a bumpy ride for me but it would have been allot worst for sure. They really take it upon themselves to provide you with the up most care and affection they possibly can.... more »

  drksepia wrote:

Pathways does really amazing work. They serve the LGBT community very well. They place special emphasis on those with HIV/AIDS. Also, the LGBT community is well-represented on their board . I don't just believe in Pathways enough to write a review. Rather,... more »

  nonprofitgurugal wrote:

Moveable Feast is an outstanding organization. It: - is well run by leaders who are innovative and committed to excellence - is fiscally responsible - engages more than 3,000 volunteers each year - has a board that gives substantially,... more »

  jimmyp wrote:

Red Hispana Florida is a non profit HIV Agency that targets Hispanics for help. They host this counties only Hispanic language Support Group, where the average age is 50 and meets twice a month. In addition, they perform outreach at ALL community events,... more »

  Erica43 wrote:

There are countless organizations I could choose to spend my time volunteering with but I chose ASF because I have personally witnessed them save lives. more »

  Kookie A. wrote:

I recently started working for FXB USA as a Communications Intern. The organization's mission is very unique in its approach. The FXBVillage model changes people's lives for the long term, making their future and the future of their children brighter.... more »

  anya3 wrote:

I got involved with AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) after moving to Los Angeles in late 2009. I am running a marathon and raising $3,200 for APLA. From a business perspective, I believe they are managed by a team of great professionals who run a tight... more »

  erinashleymink wrote:

I had the pleasure of visiting Nyumbani and all its services/programs--the Children's Home, the diagnostic laboratory, the Nyumbani Village, and Lea Toto--in November-December of 2009 with my Masters in International Public Service graduate degree program... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took over Equality Project in 2014 and I have enjoyed every minuite of it. Helping people is a passion. I am honored to keep this organization alive and growing. Bring it to other cities like Albuquerque, NM and several others in the next few years.... more »

  erickrabins wrote:

PATH is an exceptional organization that directly touches people and helps to improve thier prospects for the future. they have provided me a way to tangibly see the benefits of my donations and volunteeer work. high integrity all around and i recommend... more »

  Steven wrote:

This orginization is well know thru out the Salt Lake City area as being a non responsive part of the HIV/AIDS community. Hundreds of complainst have been made to the orginizations board about the executive director and yet nothing has been done about... more »

  Kara June wrote:

It was nice to meet everyone at the camp! I am SO happy to have been a part of this event! I only wish I could have done more! :) I love the mission of this organization and would love to participate in future event and programs as much as... more »

  Janice8 wrote:

Each year on AIDS Ride South Africa, we create what the world should be: a world in which differences are celebrated, a world without stigma, and a world in which people care about and support one another. ARSA is group of international volunteer cyclists... more »

  Cori A. wrote:

This is an amazing organization that brings clean water and HIV/AIDS support to communities around the world. A few years ago, I did a read-a-thon and was able to donate more than $5000 to the organization. The staff that I worked with during my read-a-thon... more »

  Emily T. wrote:

I am a nurse practitioner tkaing care of people infected and affected by HIV/AIDS. THis population has a great many needs that are not met by traditional venues of income. THis bike ride the NORCAL AIDS CYCLE raised $250.000 lasy year with it's one hundred... more »

  Jane85 wrote:

While this charity may in fact do wonderful things through its work, it is also capable of great wrong. If you have a choice where to donate blood, please consider the information below. http://www.nytimes.com/2015/05/29/science/chimpanzees-liberia-new-york-blood-center.html?_r=0 New... more »

  dhaefeli wrote:

Having visited the schools that Project Zawadi has in Tanzania, I highly support the success it is having in helping individuals achieve success and bettering their lives. 100% of a donation goes directly to Project Zawadi. Great job and kudos... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  WOMBAT wrote:

I have been volunteering with Project Kindle for over 5 years. I learned about Kindle when I went with my sister to a fundraiser in Nebraska. I was immediately impacted by all the people who were involved and the cause they stood for. I submitted my application... more »

  pgw5644 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization because of their amazing work. I love that all the money raised through this organization benefits the local community in North Carolina. The mission is so important and we have such a fun time with our... more »

  Craig_in_Tucson wrote:

SAAF - Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation - is a provider of HIV/AIDS prevention information to the public and client services to patients. It is a highly effective organization that Tucson is blessed to have. The second HIV/AIDS organization - TIHAN -... more »

  Quilter432 wrote:

The research being done by Simmaron Research into ME/CFS and other neuro-immune diseases has been instrumental in improving the quality of life for those suffering debilitating disease. This includes both myself and son. The dedication, compassion, and... more »

  MarieF wrote:

Let's Kick ASS (AIDS Survivor Syndrome) is a grassroots, member-driven organization that serves both positive and negative long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS. They advocate for public policy, and support the community through outreach. Their goal is to end... more »

  aaron86 wrote:

Love TPAN services, like INCARE, POWER, and TEAM.In 2011, TPAN served a record number of clients andimplemented new programs, including Visual Arts and L.I.F.E. (Learning Immune Function Enhancement). more »

  RachelJ wrote:

Lifebeat is a wonderful program which makes HIV/AIDS information available to the public through music. The program aims to provide literature and condoms to multiple groups of people who attend concerts and anyone who may be touched by music. The program... more »

  topgod wrote:

Siloam changed my life for the better! I found everything very welcoming and safe. more »

  Kate J. wrote:

Our daughter - in her 20's, before going back to school for a nursing degree - had a half-time internship with Cascade AIDS Project from late 2009 through 2010, and we were so impressed with what we learned of CAP's services. She worked in the program... more »

  Odoub wrote:

This organization has been doing a great job on the field for some years now. We need to support them. more »

  HnLA wrote:

CHJ is a unique and innovative organization. Its programs include both health education inside jails and prisons, transition programs as a prisoner reenters society, and advocacy work on behalf of prisoner health. The organization is very collaborative,... more »

  manbrinkj1 wrote:

AIDSLaw of Louisiana fills a unique legal niche in Louisiana by providing varied legal services to individuals living with HIV and AIDS in Louisiana. The staff possess special legalized knowledge in areas such as public benefits, housing discrimination,... more »

  Phil Lee wrote:

I was so sick today (July 07) with my throat in real pain and bad headache. Since my school clinics does not open til Friday, I want to see a doctor at local clinics ASAP. Whitman is closest clinics to my place and I am in no shape of walking far. I... more »

  ynkuya wrote:

AIDS Project of the East Bay is an organization that serves folks living with HIV and AIDS in Alameda County. Serving one of the most diverse populations in the Country APEB often reaches into the margins to serve folks that do not feel comfortable at... more »

  erje wrote:

Rick Siclari, CEO of Care Resource is a joke. They spend more money on parties and payroll than helping people. 5,394,102 million a year in salaries http://www.careresource.org/.../careResource_2013_audit.pdf 20% of funds received are used for... more »

  Michael B.20 wrote:

I have donated many times to Out of the Closet. However, I never will again. I wanted to donate a gently used sofa. The first scheduled pick-up was cancelled because the driver was 'sick.' The next pick up was scheduled several days later, between 8 to... more »

  martha p wrote:

Equal Access' mission to bridge the digital divide by increased access to information as a means to alleviate economic and social conditions is very valuable. Let me bring to your attention a quote from a recent Op/Ed article in The New York Times by... more »

  Bonnee wrote:

I first learned about the work of Starfish Greathearts from a friend in my community, and was quickly won over when I saw what they are able to accomplish with a small team of board members and volunteers. The sweet faces of those vulnerable children... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys are doing serious work to set up a sustainable computer center in an underserved area, which will also help a lot with HIV education. more »

  stuburn1 wrote:

I have been the Financial officer now for the last 2 years and before that i was one of there spokes persons this organization was founded to teach and make awhareness of those in need we help raise money to help those with aids, the homeless, the hungry,... more »

  welcome wrote:

AMREF USA is dedicated to helping African communities help themselves through health initiatives and training on the ground level. Most of the staff has been to East Africa and personal photos with AMREF workers and beneficiaries speckle each cubicle.... more »

  Mary153 wrote:

I've served on the RAIN board for three years, and am now serving as vice-president of the board. I can only say that this has to be one of the hardest working, committed and knowledgeable group of people serving this community as any I've seen! I am... more »

  ajmyworld wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this organization for the past five years. Every effort from the daily prep volunteers, food delivery drivers, event management and social outreach is done on a 99 percent volunteer basis. This is the only volunteer driven... more »

  Rambria wrote:

I have volunteered for SonRise Development Corporation for many years and that experience has helped me develop professionally and I’ve learned that the power of vision transforms into a mission. SonRise DC mission empower, advocate and educate people.... more »

  Michelle wrote:

This is a wonderful organization made up of volunteers who willing support the local community with all aspects of HIV intervention. From free testing to an open pantry, they supply those is need with necessities they may otherwise not be able to afford.... more »

  paula dean wrote:

This place sucks. although it has a wonderful mission I do not believe it is being implemented at all. For the most part the staff is great !!! (the ones that interact with the clients that is) because the upper administration does not. They have a nasty... more »

  knitting wrote:

The reason that I have been involved for so long and with ongoing energy is that the work of Tapestry is providing health care to those who are under served. This mission is very dear to me as I believe that health care is a right and that Tapestry has... more »

  Daisy305 wrote:

I must say this was a blessing for me and my kids. having a place for my kids to live, and for them to enjoy a stress free life. more »

The mission of The Medicine Tree is to compassionately address the healthcare needs of people with HIV or Chronic Hepatitis by... more »

  1234 wrote:

There guys served an estimed 7,000 patients in the bush last year -- and none of hte management even take salaries! I hear they are expanding to other countries in southern Africa. more »

  cleal_01 wrote:

My name is crystal leal I have 3 children which my 7 year old is Austin and ADHD everyday is a struggle but I try I never to break down … I’m so low income right now they’re evicting me by sept 1 . My main reason is to ask if there’s any funding... more »

  kasey wrote:

When I first entered the little second hand store I was greeted by colorful peruvian dolls, baskets from Africa, and pictures of the artisan women. The selection of second hand goods clothes, books,toys,etc. were all in good condition but what caught... more »

  mlerner wrote:

My best friend just died of pancreatic cancer, after going more than 5 months back and forth to the Fenway with every typical symptom and just being given pain meds and acid blockers and diabetes meds and no one referring him for scans or to a specialist... more »

  Katbird wrote:

I went to Positive Connections and got free HIV, Hep C and Syphilis testing. The people there were so nice and comforting throughout the whole situation. Thank you Positive Connections and Staff. more »

  SCARRGO wrote:

I have been proud to work with Amy Fitzpatrick and the amazing folks at SDVLP. Every year, my wife and I co-chair LAF-Off, a comedy fundraiser for SDVLP. We take over the House of Blues, have some laughs on stage, and have a wonderful time raising funds... more »

  heartcoalitionok wrote:

HEART Coalition, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) organization whose mission is "To provide HIV/AIDS education, training and resources for Native Americans in a respectful and non-discriminatory environment." Membership is open to all who have a desire to... more »

  Becket L. wrote:

Received a great overdose naloxone training along with an education in harm reduction. These guys are the best! more »

  Philly ED wrote:

Based on the 2012 990, it appears that the organization is only providing grants to AIDS service organizations equal to 27% of their total revenue for that year. Since that's their primary program, it's a very low percentage. Of course there's merit... more »

  georgem wrote:

FIAR's mission is to evaluate complementary and alternative medicine for the management of HIV disease (and hepatitis C). Efforts to slow disease progression or manage drug treatment side effects are critical to enhancing both lifespan and quality of... more »

  Mr.E wrote:

At http://www.herpes.org/support-herpes-org/ I see they list Snake Oil (Homeopathy) vendor "Forces of Nature" as "A Trusted Partner". They aren't trustworthy, so I think neither is this 501c3 a trustworthy information source. See, e.g.: http://projectaccept.org/h202-food-grade-really-means/ more »

  Diana wrote:

I have seen Colorado AIDS Project support many individuals through rough times by assisting them to meet their basic needs of shelter, food, and a feeling of worth. The agency has proven to be a fiscally responsible charity as well as holdngnhigh standards... more »

  tsherman wrote:

I've seen patients who received assistance from Food for Life Network, inc., who didn't qualify for other services provided by the state or other programs and can say that their services are truly a lifeline. The basic food provided frees up family resources... more »

  Champagne S. wrote:

The Royal Court is an organization that brings the community together in fundraising activities to do good and build lasting friendships. As Utah's oldest LGBT charitable organization, the Court has worked since 1976 raising funds for various local charities,... more »

  dr.annie.degroot wrote:

Why I give to GAIA and I would like to ask you to give too: It is no secret that I am one of the founders of GAIA Vaccine Foundation. What you may not know is that I gave $500 per... more »

  will777 wrote:

I sent in a donation in honor of my best friend who was getting married. Within a week, I received a warm thank you letter signed by the executive director, receipt of the donation for tax purposes, notification that my best friend was being sent an... more »

  Mary89 wrote:

Joseph's House does amazing work accompanying people who are homeless through terminal illnesses. I went to visit the house about a year ago, and was struck by the tenderness that I saw all around me. Walking in the door it was clear to me that I was... more »

  John Kankombe wrote:

Nonprofits are the unique interpreses that can be a real help for a world in recession more »

  Breesedh wrote:

I have volunteered with Children's Place Association for almost 6 years, in various capacities, as part of the organization's Junior Board. The impactful nature of the work that CPA does cannot be overstated; having the opportunity to interact with their... more »

  obamafr wrote:

Im personally from 63rd. I was ridin wit my shootas by the o'. me and my slimes all pulled up to a strange alleyway. I heard some goofy getting popped in the distance prolly didnt peek or smth. Anyway in the alley was an old mean more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a donor & volunteer for Malawi Matters Inc. since its early beginnings. From gathering supplies to packaging them for the next courses, to their Taste of Malawi fundraiser and hearing from those who have travelled to help teach a course, I... more »

  keddings wrote:

Med25 International listens to the needs of the community and builds programming based on needs. I work with many non-profits and know that Med25 is a good steward of all of the funds it receives. Because Med25 is growing, every donation makes a real... more »

  Truthofthematter wrote:

I contacted SAAF on September 18th, 2020 to update my intake as it had expired and I was in need of routine dental care. So I connected with my caseworker at SAAF. After some small talk we began the intake. She then requested my current Social Security... more »

  Writer wrote:

I hate writing this review because it's so sad. I am 59, have had HIV since 2005, am troubled by a number of issues including 1) Sutter Health (Bay Area's octopus healthcare hospital chain) having changed my ADAP/OAHIPP enrollment person from an R.N.,... more »

  CMHPozzed wrote:

This organization is experiencing very high employee turnover which is directly negatively affecting service delivery to its intended clients. in addition, how can this non-profit obtain collateralized financing for expansion using extremely... more »

  joekylemurphy wrote:

They really are at the forefront of efforts to ensure a cohesive, holistic and inclusive national response to the epidemic. They are one of the most affirming groups I’ve worked with when it comes to support for and meaningful involvement of drug users... more »

  Great Lakes Restoration wrote:

Archbishop François-Xavier Maroy Rusengo was born in Bukavu, in the Democratic Republic of the Congo (DRC) on September 1, 1959. He was ordained as a priest on August 19, 1984 in Bukavu. On November 22, 2004 he was appointed Auxiliary Bishop of Bukavu... more »

  JonAdams wrote:

the strangest claim made in the final 990 submitted to the IRS is that the fact that all accounting data was lost due to an "accident" by the audit firm. more »

  CrystalMaya wrote:

Camp AmeriKids changed my life, and certainly positively impacts my fellow campers, volunteers, and staff. I have never met more amazing, inspirational, loving, deserving children and teens than I have at this camp. Whether it's Carnival Day, the night... more »

  Nancy K. G. wrote:

I have volunteered for Broadway Cares for seven years (so far!). I have held a bucket at the spring and fall "Bucket Brigades," served on a committee and attended many fun and moving events. BCEFA has a hard-working, dedicated team from top to bottom.... more »

  JB Smith wrote:

LLAA is a remarkable organization that provides food and a multitude of services to those with AIDS/HIV, as well as others in the greater Seattle community. I have both volenteered and supported LLAA with donations and feel exceptionally pleased with... more »

  driley wrote:

Many years of 20 loving service! thankyou! forever! more »

  hlweisel wrote:

The Richard M Brodsky Foundation does amazing work with the orphans and the folks living with HIV in Kenya! They help the local HIV and Cancer patients in Long Island with supplies and emotional support. Richard and Jody are inspiring people! I checked... more »

  LUCY COSTA wrote:

Island Coast Aids Network (ICAN) is one of the most effective and efficient non-profits we work with at Promotional Incentives. Through the organization's creativity, diligence and political persistence, it continues to come up with creative solutions... more »

  barry6 wrote:

As President of HCST, it has been my privilege for my company to provide services to the AIDS RESOURCE CENTER OHIO INC for over 7 years as their primary consultant / support organization for IT services. As a vendor to a non-profit organization such as... more »

  MissDoWhatItDo wrote:

Excellent place to get an HIV test or receive services if you are HIV positive. The staff here are very professional, non-judgmental and have a passion for the work they do in the community. more »

  mrish wrote:

I’ve been seeing Dr. Jacobson for my dental appointments for a few years. He is the nicest dentist I’ve ever met. He takes time and listens. I’ve had wonderful results and have spoken highly of him to my friends and family that have noticed my teeth... more »

  w.stadler wrote:

The AIDS Service Center has been serving the needs of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS since 1987, where they started as an answering machine in the basement of All Saints Church in Pasadena, CA. Since then, ASC has grown and changed as the infection,... more »

  HowUnited.org wrote:

Heartbeats of the World, Inc was founded by Dr. Karlene ChinQuee.in 2002. Heartbeats of the World is a a non-profit, 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to promoting health, education and welfare for women, adolescents and children in underserved areas of... more »

  mypozlife wrote:

My experience with Matthew 25 AIDS Services has been deeply disappointing. As someone living with HIV, I expected an organization committed to inclusivity, equity, and meaningful support for people living with HIV (PLHIV). However, I found that the organization... more »

  Trya213 wrote:

A great group of educators and counselor. CHOICE's programs are effective and relevant. more »

  LoveAintFree24 wrote:

services & medical services - the agency provides programing to the lgbtq community, from medical care, youth, senior and transgender at our various health and community centers. Metro also provides lgbtq+ diversity training to area schools, companies... more »

  CharityWatch.org wrote:

https://blog.charitywatch.org/is-gay-mens-health-crisis-in-financial-crisis/ GMHC’s audit reflects concern over its financial condition, necessitating that its management consider if there is a substantial doubt about the charity’s ability... more »

  milk4mom wrote:

This small, but effective, non-profit often provides the last hope for assistance with day to day needs for those with chronic, catastrophic illness. They are experts at maximizing the impact of staff and donations. more »

  MissOakland wrote:

This is a great organization dedicated to providing support for East Bay HIV/AIDS Non-profits. The organization also serves as the parent organization for the East Bay AIDS Walk and the East Bay AIDS Education Training Center. more »

  pencilneckgeek wrote:

This is a great organization with hardworking, client-oriented people. They not only serve a wide section of clients but also act as a voice for the community. It was a joy to work for them. more »

  thomas7 wrote:

I find that Frannie Peabody has been a very helpful progam, almost two years ago they help me start a Gay Men's Support group, for Gay men in the Saco/Biddeford area. When ever I need help with supplies such as pamphlets or condom supplies they have alway... more »

  RRHodel wrote:

This organization claims to raise money for other non-profits under their umbrella through participation in the CFC, Combined Federal Campain in Washington DC. However, this organization has been taken off the CFC list and is under investigation due to... more »

  RodneySTucker wrote:

Great organization, helps individuals living with HIV stay in medical care, mental health, nutrition, onsite pharmacy, research, primary and specialty care, case management, housing assistance all in a friendly one stop shop. more »

  jimmcbride wrote:

LKAPS is an amazing organization that helps long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS suffering from AIDS Survivors Syndrome (A.S.S.) find social connection, community and education. I lost a friend to A.S.S. - he became an alcoholic and a recluse, and died alone.... more »

  Ericnpasha wrote:

No longer meets the stated goals of it's mission statement in regards to the HIV/AIDS populace and has some problems with hiring practices and it's executive directors excessive compensation and lack of accountability Does not address the issue of advocacy... more »

  Michael Cavalier wrote:

Amazing staff and services at this AIDS Service Organization! Since 2009 when I first moved to Arizona I have been impressed with the programs and services they offer to their clients, and the outreach to the communities in the city where we live is... more »

  Hazel2 wrote:

I have been fortunate to have seen the work of WWS on many occasions and to get to know the team very well. Their dedication and commitment is genuinely inspiring and the work they do gets great results. They have a holistic approach to care for the community... more »

  Bob_47 wrote:

The contact information is over three years old. The people listed do not even work there anymore. The website isn't accurate, the 990's haven't been submitted in two years and the agency is in disarray. more »

  roni freeman wrote:

I found out about this organization through this article in the washington post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/27/AR2010092705127.html and have been donating to it for 2 years. My review is based on the professionalism of... more »

  kati shaw wrote:

This organization spends lots of money on travel (business class), expensive hotels and events. more »

  M.Anonymous wrote:

I receive my healthcare from NO/AIDS Task Force. This organization truly saves lives - it saved mine. Their services are the best in New Orleans. "Compassion" is the word that comes to mind. I am grateful for all the support I have received. more »