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  Christopher and Balanga Madison wrote:

We really appreciate Rico Cabrera and his "Get Better Foundation" for helping our son Ausar see the bigger picture and being a very important piece of the puzzle. It has helped him realize his potential both on and off the basketball court. Rico's support... more »

  celine wrote:

I love to volunteer at Youth Challenge. Everyone is so nice and helpful when I was a new volunteer. They showed me the ropes at Youth Challenge. Everytime I volunteer the children are so full of life and ready to begin the program. Youth Challenge offers... more »

  Christine38 wrote:

Everything about Rolling Thunder Volleyball Club was misleading and negative. My daughter loves volleyball, but I can't believe how frustrated and aggravated her experience with RTVBC made all of us. We wanted her in a club close to home where she could... more »

  shwrina07 wrote:

My daughter loves it here! The staff is friendly and professional. You can tell that everyone there is passionate about helping our youth! CoVID has caused us all to adjust but I feel confident that Shining Stars Sports Academy follows and enforces CDC... more »

  wendythewonder wrote:

My son has been playing wheelchair hockey since he was 10 years old. When we moved to Ontario and my son joined the WCHL in Michigan, how was I to know that this league would change my life. We have met and befriended so many wonderful people, a... more »

  JP O. wrote:

This foundation's program, and its founders and staff, have demonstrated their commitment through action to their stated goals. Numerous served clients benefit each year from the foundation's programs which are clear, simple, transparent, helpful, and... more »

  dean.schwartz wrote:

In 2004 I lost my left leg above the knee while serving in the U.S. Army in Iraq. Within weeks of returning to the U.S. Kirk Bauer was in my hospital room explaining the endless possibilities that were out there for a person with my injury. Ever since... more »

  eagan1 wrote:

The gift of this program immensely affected my life in a positive away. The time away from everyday duties and instead focusing and centering on ourselves and nature brought a strong connection between women who were strangers but went away a community. ... more »

  pdelauder wrote:

Strutters Baton & Dance Team originated in Barbour County West Virginia and has grwn throughout the surrounding counties of Tucker, Randolph, Upsher, and Taylor. Non profit Group that Promotes and teaches the art of Baton Twirling and Dancing for over... more »

  john26 wrote:

My two daughters (9 and 14)skateboard. Since the skate community is mostly male it was great to have them interact with and learn with and from other girls. There is now a local chapter of GRO in our community and my daughters look forward to their monthly... more »

  drbartawest wrote:

I first met Greg Young years ago when he volunteered as a chaperone for his son's three day science field trip. We became fast friends because of his authenticity and warm personality. He was active with a non-profit that became the ministry he and his... more »

  bugg wrote:

Not knowing what to expect, I was surprised how organized and professional the camp was run. more »

  marshallrgordon wrote:

Aim High is truly a God-send for the community! Jennifer and her team are incredible people who are focused on building character and athletic skills in the youth. I loved watching my daughter's grow their faith while learning to improve their abilities... more »

  Anna G.4 wrote:

Nylda does an amazing job in challenging our students by providing them with the means necessary to fence just like all other athletes. She instills a sense of discipline and holds our students accountable for their actions not only helping their skill... more »

  David Wakefield wrote:

I have been a USGA member since 2005 and, as a life long golfer, I appreciate the work and role of the USGA. When I checked out the USGA rating on Charity Navigator, however, I was surprised it has a rating below 50. I am especially surprised that... more »

  ChaChaDancer wrote:

The people who lead this organization lack proper communication skills. They never answer their emails, no one ever picks up the phone and when you do get to speak to someone, they dont have an ounce of passion about dance. Most of them are over 80... more »

  MisterMike wrote:

Poor sportsmanship, nepotism and small town politics abound in tri river little league. It's a shame this organization is not community minded. more »

  davecarlson68 wrote:

I've lived in Texas since 2005, been active in shooting sports throughout the state. Finally moved to San Antonio and tried to become a member and attend a training. Tactical and defensive trainer looked me up on the internet, and looked at my CV and... more »

  BeetleJuice wrote:

Complete JOKE! League does not pay its bills to those who do work for them and their President skims a profit out of the whole league. Don't believe it...ask him to review the books---THERE ARE NONE! more »

  Rmau wrote:

I wanted to share what a great program this is. Helping young girls have the confidence to grow into young adults is priceless. Sherri, the owner and her staff help mold and develope the behaviors young girls need to become strong young adults. Behaviors... more »

  parrotheadstoo@cox.net wrote:

This person currently has numerous civil judgements against her resulting from the non-payment of expenses related to this business, such as building leases, etc. Verify this by searching for Melissa Glass on the Virgina Judicial website under Gloucester... more »

  mdupps wrote:

Our daughter joined the Bobcats when she was seven years old. She had never run before and was nervous, the coaches and teammates made her feel welcome instantly. A week after joining the Bobcats, her three year old brother was diagnosed with... more »

  Erin wrote:

GOTR bay area is a fabulous group that has a major impact on everyone involved. I have worked both in the office with their talented and hard working staff as well as in the field with the girls that they benefit. The smiles, lessons learned and confidence... more »

  Steve S. wrote:

PHLL has been around for over 50 years. I have been personally involved with the league for over 7 years. Little League baseball provides the perfect mix of instructional and competitive baseball/softball. I have made great friends through the... more »

  xmith wrote:

Unfortunately this is a poorly run organizatoin with poor customer serivce. Recommend looking for other places to donate and participate in the local area more »