Find Ambulatory & Primary Health Care Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  T.R. H. wrote:

FAM is absolutely amazing!!!!! They come into families lives and make a remarkable impact!!!!! When we needed help they helped!!!! When we needed moral support they gave it!!!!! The smiles they put on my kids faces when they gifted a new Xbox one, a tv,... more »

  Adesh J. wrote:

The best thing I like about the organization is that more than 95% of my donation goes right into the cause I support. IDRF is a very transparent organization that provides me with their annual report and breakdown of how the donations are being used. They... more »

  Liz King wrote:

I have volunteered for Children's Health Council for over 8 years and have fallen in love with the work they do. They are a great community resource for kids that think and learn differently and can give simple consultations or extensive evaluations... more »

  rdouthit wrote:

Through the dedication and hard work of its staff and volunteers, Macon Volunteer Clinic is able to meet a critical health care need in our community that was not being met before it came into existence. Their efforts are truly inspiring and worthy of... more »

  Carlos Z. wrote:

I have been in a sense with the children's burn foundation since i got burn at 7yrs old.my years as a camper at camp gung ho were great.it was something i'd always look forward to.at age 14 i was a pioneer with the young adult burn survivors and suppoerters... more »

  emilylongton wrote:

The Burned Children Recovery Foundation has helped several children to overcome the so called beauty of this world and to begin to find true beauty within. I was in a house fire when I was ten months old. I was sleeping in my crib, when a five year old... more »

  Alejandra T. wrote:

My husband had been to 2 deployments before leaving the military. After hearing about wounded warrior project he decided to go to Boston and participate in a week therapy program for soldiers who suffer from PTSD. I have been benefited from his improvement!... more »

  Douglas H. wrote:

I am blessed to partner with Eden Ministries. The team the Fry's work with in Zimbabwe are saving at-risk AIDS orphans. They have little overhead so the money I donate goes directly to providing food, housing, medical care, clothing, education, emotional... more »

  Writer wrote:

I loved volunteering at this clinic. All the staff were so welcoming and helpful with anything that we needed. The clinic really cares about the community and helped us expand our services to other clinics in the area. The clinic does a lot of work in... more »

  Amy_44 wrote:

Humorist Sam Ewing once wrote, “Hard work spotlights the character of people, some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don’t turn up at all.” In September of 2004, at the age of 24, I was just beginning a freelance... more »

  Jane T. wrote:

This non-profit has existed for several year. They have shown themselves to be sensitive to needs of the people they serve. They have been creative in finding solutions for the people who need. They have been good stewards of the money donated to them.... more »

  Steve U. wrote:

Volunteers in Medicine was right there with us from our beginning to even think about opening a free clinic. They gave us encouragement, support and suggestions every step of the way and have been a valuable resource to us as our clinic grows. We are... more »

  Catherine wrote:

STAT is a young growing organization that offers scholarships to children and young people who have special needs throughout a 7 County area in the Southern Tier of New York State. Among their board of directors is the President and Founder who is a professional... more »

  dianedgates wrote:

WINGS touches the lives of women who say, "Why should I get a mammogram? If they find something, I cannot afford to do anything about it." It is very heart warming to see how grateful these women and families are once they are touched by the wonderful... more »

  CortneyH wrote:

Caridad Center truly brings hope to the working poor of Palm Beach County. They make miracles happen every day and have the most dedicated staff, doctors and volunteers. I am so excited to see the impact that Caridad Center's building expansion will have... more »

  john81 wrote:

As a long-term financial donor (from the clinic's early years) and as a public health professional, I feel that the Arlington Free Clinic has done an exceptional job at serving the local community in a cost efficient manner. Since their early days working... 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 »

  ghadley wrote:

I have had the opportunity to volunteer at the Essential Health Clinic (EHC) for the last several years. There are a few paid staff memebers, but most of the people staffing this clinic, including all of the providers, are volunteers. The staff members... more »

  asolo wrote:

Im an Ob/Gyn physician who volunteers at the clinic and am also on the board. I see many women who need pap smears, mammograms and surgeries but do not have the means to get the care they need. The Judeo Christian Clinic provides medical access to people... more »

  vhundley wrote:

The Board, employees and volunteers of this organization are very dedicated to serving the more vulnerable members of our community through its various programs which include the free health care clinic and prescription medication assistance programs.... more »

  kerri2 wrote:

Grounds for Health is one of those rare organizations that is making a difference in the lives of women in coffee growing countries in a long-term and meaningful way. This organization makes an enormous difference for coffee growing communities. As someone... more »

  ecijana100 wrote:

I LOVE volunteering at the Loudoun Free Clinic. I love working with this team of generous, compassionate individuals, many of them volunteers too, serving a large population of low-income, uninsured individuals (over 1,200 patients in 2012). Most of... more »

  Veronika L. wrote:

Please go to this link to read about my involvement with Basic Health:http://obgyn.med.nyu.edu/about-our-department/department-divisions/global-womens-health/global-health-projects/blog-el-salvad more »

  mahamud.issah wrote:

As a board member of this nonprofit organisation,i will like to encourange each an individual capable of donating or helping ouga net in the form medical supplies or cash to help aliviate the suffering of the children... more »