Find Buddhism Nonprofits and Charities

  BadChurch wrote:

After 8 years of being a student of Swami Kaleshwar, I decided to move to another lineage. The people at the Divine Lineage Church and one of its Florida members, Chinello, will not leave me alone. It has been a month and they are still sending energy,... more »

  LisaTC wrote:

From my personal experience and witnessing their action, PISI is outstanding at helping someone in any way, any kind of good to anyone like feeding the hungry, helping the poor, saving animals, taking care of orphans, lending hand to disabled, providing... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  markfoley123 wrote:

Jhamtse International programs significantly improve the lives of thousands around the globe. The best example is the Jhamtse Gatsal children's community in northeastern India. Jhamtse Gatsal, which means garden of love in Tibetan, is currently home... more »

  Rev. Rose White wrote:

I have been doing the Tranquil Wisdom Insight Meditation under the training of Most Venerable Bhante Vimalaramsi for two years and have learned to use the meditation to help myself and other people with depression, stress and pain. The meditation has... more »

  bdj108 wrote:

This organization acts a front to personal revenue for the director. More details on my blog at http://drepungloselingmonastery.blogspot.com/2010/05/fraud-by-atlanta-based-non-profit.html There is countless amouts of money that is never reported and... more »

  Nonprofitfriend wrote:

A beautiful setting in one of the most prosperous counties in the nation. A number of programs for introducing Buddhism and meditation. The programs that feature neuroscience studies on the effects of meditation, may be of special interest to the scientifically... more »

  Monica48 wrote:

This temple discriminate disabled people. My sister has autism but she is kind to others and likes to learn the religion. As soon as the temple knows she is disabled, they don't let her join the class. One of the female volunteer who answers the phone... more »

  b.miller wrote:

This is a sham of an organization to say the least. I'm still confused as to how they received 501c3 nonprofit status with the IRS as their mission statement is as convoluted and self-serving as the people in leadership positions. I reached out to this... more »

  Diogenes wrote:

There are not very many Buddhist organizations with a mission to provide humanitarian aid to victims of natural and man-made disasters. This is the oldest and, in my opinion, the best. They have a wide variety of programs to help those who are suffering... more »

  Alice31 wrote:

For everyone from seekers to seasoned Zen practitioners. Hermitage Heart and teacher Bonnie Myotai Treace open many gates--meditation, arts, activism--to understanding and transformation. Even after a long absence I felt welcomed wholeheartedly. more »

  fredmva wrote:

Weekly meetings on Tuesday evenings for guided meditation and a presentation. Teachers are superb - gentle, experienced, caring. Attendance is free, with donations encouraged. Also offers short courses at introductory and intermediate levels, and retreats.... more »

  Kathy wrote:

An inspiring Tibetan buddhist center founded by Khenpo Ngawang Dorjee, holding non-sectarian views to spread buddhadharma in the West, and to provide support to all Tibetans and Mongolians. This center is run by only one Tibetan monk - Khenpo, and he... more »

  apartycome2u wrote:

This temple is hidden in the forest but people travel hours to get to it. Peace and naturally beautiful. The monks are very welcome. Volunteer are very polite. I've meet the from this temple for about 4 years now and have seen and learn a lot from... more »

  xing-guidestart wrote:

this orgnization service greater los angles area with buddalism education for young and old adults. She has the only purposes of introduct the buddalism to the hearts of people, and equip people with calm, loving feelings towards the others. This... more »

  Shana H. wrote:

Bodhi Light International (AKA Lu Mountain Temple) is where people from all over the world cultivate the Way and study Mahayana Buddhism. Although our origin is from China, we identify ourselves with American spirit. We would like to welcome everyone... more »

  Fredwiles wrote:

The teachers left me more wounded than when I started meditation. They're into a very narrow view of Buddhism that leaves one feeling wrong for "Having your own experience." They attract survivors, addicts and vulnerable people and abuse their power... more »

  DrSean wrote:

I have worked with the IOBM for the past five years. This organization is completely volunteer and makes sure that each and every Minister is ordained in a nice and traditional way. This is a small and new group for sure, there are less than 100 members,... more »

  SUSHANT_G wrote:

EDUCATIONAL HELP TO UNPRIVILEGED KIDS OF INDIA I am donating to Dr. Ambedkar International Mission (www.aimjapan.org) to support them for educating the unprivileged students of India. I am inspired with their work by seeing many students successful... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is the Mongolian Buddhist Center in Chicago.Founded by Mongolian Buddhist young monks in 2014.They are introducing that what is Mongolian Buddhism in America more »

  myriadthings wrote:

I visited a lot of churches and groups looking for a a place to explore and deepen my spirituality. Once I really made the commitment to show up and have a spiritual practice, I was able to find a real community of support at Zen Center. The people... more »

  fenyx wrote:

I have given to this organization for many years and my donations have been used very wisely and the organization have wonderful voluteers that are dedicated to this organization . more »

  FunRun wrote:

I have enjoyed the diverse community of participants at EBMC. Their evening meditation / Dhamma talks and daylong retreats draw large crowds, even though most of the Dhamma teachers are not very seasoned and people sometimes complain that the teaching... more »

  Eugene5 wrote:

I have been attending the Monday night meditation for several years and greatly enjoy both the support of the group and the discussion period afterwards. more »

  Tommy777 wrote:

Wat Anoka Dhammaram is wonderful place to do charity work. I have meet some of the kindest people. This place is not only for people of buddhist belief, but it is also for people that have a strong sense of making a different in a community. more »