Find Camps Nonprofits and Charities

  cmrenee wrote:

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters has it all...Beautiful grounds, amazing outdoor adventures, and great campus activities/recreation. But the most incredible part of Snowbird is the people. The directors and counselor's spirit and enthusiasm make Snowbird... more »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  elliecarver wrote:

Camp Starfish is doing amazing things, supporting those children who need it the most. This camp specializes in giving kids with emotional, behavioral and learning problems with a normal camp experience. Beyond the camp experience, Camp Starfish is providing... more »

  Alleysha T. wrote:

Playworks is the best non-profit I know of! They are the only non-profit focusing on the epidemic of the deterioration of play. Playworks truly values healthy play, inclusion, respect, and healthy community with both the children they serve and with... more »

  Docchesne wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by two Veterans from Mississippi, Dan and Hunter Fordice. They take Combat Wounded Veterans on outdoor activities and get them into the healing power of nature. Their special activity for each event is a bonfire... more »

  Kara McGeever Billingham wrote:

We began Lindsey's Place in 2008 with the goal in mind to bring happiness and more fulfilling life to individuals with special needs. I have worked with the wonderful population of individuals for over 16 years. The passion I have to make a difference... more »

  Rtarpey wrote:

I was humbled by witnessing the gratitude and extreme passion that all of the staff at Happy Hollow put into this program from the top down. The leadership team displays all the attributes that you would want to see in providing our youth with a stable... more »

  kpmeow wrote:

If you are looking to have some fun and have a totally rewarding experience... Camp Odayin is the camp for you!!! I have spent three summers with Camp Odayin, as a nurse, and I would give it a top notch review! The kids are great and the camp is well... more »

  Lavonne R. wrote:

This organization changes the lives of children in the most profound way and plants seeds of hope for children in the foster care system. Once a year children in the foster care system are allowed to be kids that aren't different. At Camp Felix they are... more »

  francescamccaffery wrote:

This organization is one of the very finest I have seen working with inner-city and homeless youth in Southern California; their reach in comparison with the size of their efficient but small staff is outstanding. They are working all year long, and have... more »

  Joyce48 wrote:

I just pick my special needs daughter up from the fall session of ENN Camp Arroyo. She LOVED it! She was able to succeed in climbing the rockwall and zip line. She made friends with everyone and greeted everyone as she left. Everyone knew her name.... more »

  barbaralaslett wrote:

Going above and beyond to serve the disabled, who often are left out. Work with other local organizations to supplement programs for children and others. Empowering people every day! more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  fredlf wrote:

I started my relationship with Unalayee as a troubled teen. Unalayee helped me to gain the tools and perspective I needed to treat myself and others with self-respect and kindness. Since then I have worked and volunteered there for many summers. I... more »

  Christopher18 wrote:

I wish Great Nonprofits had a role category titled "community member." The Fiver Children's Foundation has an incredible community, one that I have had a chance to observe as a volunteer, staff member and supporter from the sidelines. Through providing... more »

  saater wrote:

Not too long ago, for our John Austin Cheley Foundation 25th anniversary celebration, I wrote up a little piece explaining what going to camp as a kid meant to me. I've included it here for your reading pleasure just below. When you read it, I think... more »

  Claudia34 wrote:

22q Texas has saved me. The group of men and women behind this group will never know the depths of my love for them. We are about 6 months into the journey with 22q as my daughter was diagnosed at the beginning of the year. I have made many friendships,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization that gives back to our nation's Exceptional Warriors and their families! more »

  Teresa wrote:

The Taylor Family Foundation provides a great service to children with a wide-range of illnesses and disabilities. The money that is given to TTFF is wisely spent and over 90% of it goes directly to benefit the children. It is a well-run and well-organized... more »

  pinklady412 wrote:

The Dragons Den is an amazing place. My son goes there everyday and loves it. He has a new found confidence in himself since going there. The staff is wonderful and helpful. more »

  revhev wrote:

As a local pastor, I am looking for community members with whom we can partner to change the direction of so many unattended young people in our community. SCIP has proven to be that partner--dedicated to serving the entire community, redirecting the... more »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  glen-elder wrote:

This camp has been a huge blessing to our family and many others. My wife and I volunteered here for the past four summers. The founders have huge hearts for serving children with special needs and showing them the love God has for them as well as His... more »

  TimGebby wrote:

Almost 9 years ago, I met Sean Casey through a mutual friend. Since that day, I've helped to raise money for this wonderful organization. This place embodies Case and the person that he is each and every day. I think most people look at volunteer work... more »

  camperparent wrote:

In 1995, my family entered into the incredible world of Paul Newman's The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp. My 13 year old son had just completed a year of treatment for bone cancer and although he had survived the horrors of his illness, he was utterly demoralized... more »

  Bweinrib wrote:

This is one foundation that I have found that attracts all different age ranges with varying events from Casino Nights to Movie Premiers. It is refreshing not to see the same demographic at all the events and see how the Cause is reaching everyone. ... more »

  Amy_308 wrote:

The foundation is awesome to donate to and really cares about its donors as well as the many wonderful causes they support! I donate to them because not only am I supporting my favorite driver but I know that the money I donate is helping animal, children... more »

  SHAZAM wrote:

I have found the only, and wish to remark, the only person on this our earth who sincerely is making every human understand that PEACE is the only unswer to all the problems produced by man, his name is Prem Rawat, also known as Maharaji. At the age of... more »

  Kia E. wrote:

Beloved and Beyond is an amazing experience for all participants. It is well organized, the volunteers are well trained and the staff is always on hand to help. This ministry allows young teens to older adults the opportunity to learn about and care... more »

  farley wrote:

First Descents blew my expectations out of the water! I signed up for an adventure camp with hopes to step out of my comfort zone. Being a cancer survivor got me into the camp but living to my potential and beyond helped me finish my camp. I walked away... more »

  bryancovell6 wrote:

I am so encouraged every time I volunteer with or get updates from Belong!. They are well organized and effective at bringing wonderful experiences that make learning fun for students who might not otherwise get out in the community often or spend extra... more »

  Writer wrote:

SCOPE bridges the opportunity gap by making summer camp accessible to as many deserving children as possible! more »

  Jeremy wrote:

COTEF is a fantastic organization that helps connect kids and families with each other and the Earth. The skills and lessons learned are vital for treating ourselves, our communities, and our home with compassion and respect. more »

  mcerna1514 wrote:

We have been with Camp about 10 years and we are truly blessed to be part of an amazing one of a kind Organization. Our family has grown in so many ways that I’ve never imagined. Camp has taught me that in order to keep caring for my son I must take... more »

  skittles wrote:

I was lucky enough to volunteer with UCLA UniCamp throughout college and beyond, and can't think of a more defining experience. Aside from meeting lifelong friends, I was exposed to a world I never would have known without the guidance of UniCamp. I learned... more »

  rainbowpooh2003 wrote:

I have gone to this wonderful cancer camp since i was 6 years old. I have had an optic gleoma since i was 2. I now continue to volunteer at this wonderful cancer camp up in the beautiful mountains of Idaho. Despite the fast that i live in California.... more »

  summerwatkins wrote:

I have worked at The Summer Camp for the last two years and plan on going back this summer. This has been one of the best experiences of my life, and has led me to seeking a career in the field. The girls provide you with challenges, but the support... more »

  ldemonia wrote:

KindTree Productions has been our sunshine in a sometimes dark and isolated world. We are parents of an autistic daughter. She has been fortunate enough to have her art recognized by KindTree. This has helped us appreciate the gifts she has been given... more »

  Rob Banks wrote:

We love CCK! You just have to see it to believe it. more »

  MizJRoberts wrote:

My daughter is diagnosed with Autism,anxiety, and Sensory Processing Disorder. She used to hate the feel of the sand and dislike the beach for fear of touching it and getting wet. She is also a gymnast and I knew that she had the balance and athleticism... more »

  Petad wrote:

What an incredible organization, doing great work to help children, young adults, parents, and schools. I have volunteered with this organization for seven years and every day I continue to be impressed with their work. Key members of the staff have been... more »

  Writer wrote:

A few years ago in May, we were invited, approved to attend a Eagle Rock Camp family military retreat. We found this therapeutic retreat to be so close to our heart in that we lost a son that took his life due to a mental condition that he was born with.... more »

  Tahoegirl wrote:

Zephyr Point is a beautiful and peaceful place on Lake Tahoe. I love spending time there with my family. more »

  malbert wrote:

I have volunteered with Experience Camps for three summers now. Coming in, I had experience as a camp counselor but never anything in this realm. However, after experiencing a week at camp on three separate occasions, I can personally attest to the incredible... more »

  seanemery wrote:

My daugher, Aerial, was involved with Circus Smirkus over a 5 year period including camps and the touring company. As a family this experience has been a HUGE part of our lives all year round. Even though camp was for a week or two at a time and Aerial's... more »

  C.O.S. wrote:

Thank you Bridge Lacrosse for another successful partnership! Circle of Support's mission is to expose the students in the Southern Dallas and surrounding cities to new and exciting experiences and your program was a major part of that mission.... more »

  mikecarp wrote:

I have been involved with St. Francis Camp since 1991 and have seen many campers throughout the years having so much fun. The staff and counselors that dedicate their time each summer make sure that all campers receive as much care as humanly possible... more »

  Soulmate7 wrote:

The Carriage Barn Therapeutic Equestrian Center is a wonderfully caring community. The horses are gentle and well cared for, and the Program Director is absolutely amazing ! This is the best nonprofit I have ever encountered. All the volunteers are Team... more »

  amandajshane wrote:

I have been a volunteer at City Mission for a few months now and have had a fabulous experience here. Each employee is very experienced, knowledgable and willing to do whatever's needed to make a difference in the community. This organization is very... more »

  Esmeralda D. wrote:

When I think of Edmo, I think of their t-shirts that say, "curious, courageous, kind human" that they give to their participants at camp :). I love how social emotional learning is intertwined with science and recreation during their programs :). Our... more »

  mmaiello wrote:

My son wanted to play basketball but as a parent I wanted him to experience something other than a "youth sport" WOW !! Hoops Life Skills program for kids ..well there is NOTHING like this. My son is now in his second season (12 weeks) My son was... more »

  tmobryant wrote:

Great summer camp where children can learn skills and build life long relationships! more »

  dbassettpalmerhome wrote:

Very happy to support and endorse On River Time! This organization is deeply committed to creating a unique experience that assists children who have experienced vulnerability in their lives by way of neglect, abandonment or abuse. The powerful combination... more »

  Hannah Elizabeth J. wrote:

I’ve been volunteering at MTK for almost two years now. Everyday, I’m blown away by the compassionate hearts and hard work these people put into this awesome vision. I am so thankful to be apart of this and cannot WAIT to see this camp be built! more »

  kaweihe wrote:

SVAS also hosts year-round programs for kids, teens, and adults with disabilities through our summer camp and winter snow sports activities. We provide all the adaptive skiing in the Sun Valley area, and are the local Special Olympics affiliate. Please... more »

  Christiandevelopmentpakistan N. wrote:

Very good Ministry. doing great job God bless this ministry very much. Amen more »

  budelt wrote:

Camptown truly serves a need within Central Indiana by partnering with other youth serving organizations to deliver impactful outdoor and nature programs that introduce disadvantaged youth to experiences that enable personal growth and change. more »

  skillpatrick wrote:

I have been a volunteer and a staff member of several non-profits, including national programs. I am a client served by KAoH. This is a very professionally run program that serves a VAST spectrum of children. The staff treats each child as an individual... more »

  Hillie wrote:

Washtenaw Camp Placement Association was established by community leaders in 1962 as the coordinating agency for summer resident camp scholarships in Washtenaw County. It brings together schools and youth-serving agencies, camps with outstanding summer... more »

  Cherie Hrusovsky wrote:

GLASA lets kids and adults with serious physical disabilities take part in year-long sports and recreation activities. Able bodied people understand how sports and exercise play a very important role in building not only strong bodies but providing opportunties... more »

  shaystew wrote:

I have been going to this camp since it was still named Emmanuel Heights. My involvement has grown over the years and so has my love for this special place! This is truly a sacred place and place set aside by God, a refuge from the world. You feel... more »

  Jonathan24 wrote:

An extremely efficient and well run organization that my wife and I are proud to support. more »

  Sherie61 wrote:

Working with and for "CEDO Intercultural" is a joy and an honor. for 35 years, the founders (Rick & Peggy Boyer) have focused on collaborative, cooperative, inclusive conservation of the Northern Sea of Cortez, and their work is making a difference.... more »

  mbschulman wrote:

The Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund, Inc is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit founded in 2018 by Linda Beigel Schulman, Scott's mom. The fund was established days after the shooting tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018. Scott... more »

  amf1984 wrote:

Piers Park is one of the most beautiful waterfront parks I have ever traveled to, and the fact it is in the middle of an inner city urban area makes it even more remarkable. We learned about the program by one of their staff members who is a very inspiring... more »

  Tarheels1 wrote:

Forsyth County Parks Foundation is a valuable asset to the community. They raise funds to reinvest back into the community to enhance parks, greenways, and provide financial assistance to families to participate in recreational activities. The professionals... more »

  Writer wrote:

America SCORES LA is a true grass roots soccer program giving urban kids a chance to experience being part of a team without the "pay to play" restrictions of the majority of today's soccer programs. more »

  randylizh wrote:

My sons have been attending Caroline Furnace for the past 7 years. This is a very special camp, they have made friends, created memories and connected to the living Christ in ways that will stay with them throughout their lives. Each year as we arrive... more »

  AnnmarieB wrote:

Our Son Has had such a wonderful time at GRP. the Staff truly cares and helps them overcome unease and worries of being away from home and making them comfortable. The program diversity at GRP is top notch . He has taken everything from Yoga to BB skeet... more »

  kkmartinek wrote:

I got to know Girls Inc several years ago as a volunteer and enjoyed working with both the organization and the girls served. I especially enjoyed watching each girl come out of her shell in her own time and really get engaged and excited about the specific... 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 »

  laurenf88 wrote:

Rakad Dance Camp is a camp just for girls aged 5 and olde, and it is an amazing experience! Not only did my girls learn how to dance, but they also gained valuable leadership skills and confidence. The sense of community at the camp was really friendly... more »

  gkm88 wrote:

This camp provides children and teenagers with special needs a place to be the kid they deserve to be. There are no limitations placed on the campers, no child is ever told "You can't do that". If there is a will to do something for the camper, the staff... more »

  hcove wrote:

Camp Good days was the best experience for my daughter. She loved it.. the trained staff you will not find at another camp.. Having a spouse with cancer gave my daughter the time to be a kid. She can't wait to go next year. This is a charity that cares... more »

  mwilkerson0 wrote:

Girls on the Run of Montgomery County is a phenomenal organization that very much adheres to their mission. The staff's commitment to the core values of GOTR is evident season after season. Girls on the Run offers girls a positive outlet to express themselves... more »

  Ricky L. wrote:

I am very familiar with survivors of this "school". If you google "New Bethany Home for Girls" the first three results are as follows: 1.History of Violence: Christian boarding schools and the March 10 ... 2.Survivors of New Bethany 3Survivors... 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 »

  breden3 wrote:

The staff and volunteers are awesome Everything they do to make sure every camper have the best time at camp they can have they treat all with respect and dignity. They keep everyone engaged in all activitiesIt is hard to describe the love joy and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Both of my daughters were part of this program at Liechty MS in Los Angeles. They both felt encouraged to excel In any activity they elected. more »

  grace.rainbow wrote:

Camp Casco is the best summer camp for childhood cancer patients and survivors!! It's an amazing week away in the Berkshires, at Becket-Chimney Corners YMCA. It's really the best week of the year! There are so many fun activities, from archery and swimming... more »

  Stephanie wrote:

Courage Center has many helpful programs for the handicapped like myself. Stephanie Kitchen more »

  mcholtey wrote:

For the past several years, I have worked with The Sanneh Foundation collaborating on the summer soccer camps through Minneapolis Parks and Recreation. I value their vision to provide access to FREE youth soccer camps throughout the city and provide... more »

  mobileUser429375 wrote:

Has made a huge impact on my son and myself! Thank you vanessa more »

  DeanShuey wrote:

Climate change is real. I am unable or unwilling to take my carbon footprint to zero. The concept of purchasing carbon offsets through a non-profit was appealing. I purchased from carbon fund.org in 2013. I did not receive a certificate from them with... more »

  Sherri A. wrote:

My son Bradley will be going for his 3rd summer camp this year. Camp Summit staff has been awesome, facilities are great. He was born with Hydrocephalus, and is wheelchair bound. They assign a volunteer to be with him daily, they do lots of activities... more »

  LHMom wrote:

It's hard to go through life being different and having some limitations. As a boy, it's hard not to be able to play sports, especially in Texas. Camp Bon Coeur is a camp for kids with congenital heart defects and made a huge impact on my son's life... more »

  camp wrote:

I have been with Camp Northstar from the very beginning, when the idea first came up about starting a camp, to help deciding the original camp site. It was a labour of love then and it continues on today more than ten years later. It is a camp where... more »

  AkaKaren wrote:

When I found Yosemite Ridge at Camp Wawona, my son and I were very excited to attend a family camp for Camp Sierra. While my son had tons of fun with other children, the parents sat in classes learning about our children's asthma. It was very educational... more »

  ForKids wrote:

This organization provides a wonderful camp experience, encouraging children who are in foster care. The organization runs Criminal History Checks through the State Patrol. It would be to everyone's benefit to increase the level of education... more »

  shadow22 wrote:

Camp is so much fun, i love it! As soon as you drive on to camp the enviorment is so welcoming. The consulars are super nice, and i hope to be one one day. The food is amazing. I am a very picky eater, Yet i really enjoy the food at camp. Also spend time... more »

  sweet1 wrote:

Our 12 year old son has Down Syndrome and has very limited speech as well as ADHD. We have never been able to really relax on a vacation with him because he is so active. Camp Barnabas was a genuine answer to prayer. After touring the camp, we enrolled... more »

  withfaith wrote:

My son love the camp. I was his first time going away by himself away from home. I was told that yes he was scare and wanted to come home cause he doesn't like bugs, but once I pick him up and ask him do he want to come back next year and I was surprise... more »

  Nathan Z. wrote:

I volunteered at ASF at Windham mountain for many years. I have never worked with a bunch of people that were so dedicated. Everyone involved with ASF is there because they want to be there. I remember days where the weather was awful, with temps in... more »

  Ed Hipp wrote:

Having supported Jacob's Ladder for almost twenty years, I can truthfully say it is one of the most effective and efficient charities I have ever seen. Working with funding that must be solicited every year, Aubrey Hall, the founder and executive... more »

  ruth5 wrote:

I volunteered with Sandy Cay, Inc.(SCI)and The Bryan Center over the summer my senior year in high school as a part of my requirement for our TRUST Program. It was a good learning environment for the disabled children because they had a 1:1 ratio much... more »

  MikeMatt wrote:

I represent two school districts that have been working with this organization for at least 13 years. Bill Harris has consistently done great work with our kids. His classroom educational programs are top notch. The outdoor experiences are one of a... more »

  twejaka wrote:

The best holistic approach to alleviating poverty I have seen. They provide education, helathcare, food, Library services, and work work with grannies. more »

  heathenking wrote:

Hey all. My name is Erik Escareño. Camp Laurel means so much to me. I was once a camper. I am all grown up now and I am a counselor, and a cyclists. I ride for the kids. I can sit and tell you stories of the days when I was a kid, how special it was... more »

  ConcernedCitizen76 wrote:

Worked here for many weeks as a counselor. All I can say is that if it weren't for my great relationships with coworkers and almost all the campers I would've left sooner. The owner of the business underpays his workers, manipulates them into thinking... more »

  eroth200 wrote:

As a child, I attended Camp Kinder Ring. As a teenager and young adult I worked there (as did my wife). Now I am lucky enough to have my children attend Kinder Ring. A few years ago, I joined the Board of Directors as a volunteer because I wanted to give... more »

  Dan Grove wrote:

Global Camps Africa is a remarkable organization that gets real results. A strong testimony to this: it's founder and president, Phil Lilienthal, received the 2013 Sargent Shriver Award for Distinguished Humanitarian Service, which recognizes a Returned... more »

  GCampbellFishing wrote:

As the founder of the TPO, my mission is to serve those that serve or have served. Each kayak fishing and/or camping adventure shows me first hand the importance and healing powers of comradery and the outdoors. Giving our nation's warfighters a weekend... more »

  pbiegler wrote:

I have been impressed over the past 10 years with the quality, caring, and creativity of the staff at The Story School. The camps are very inclusive; kids who would not attend 'traditional' camps have expressed time and time again how much they enjoy... more »

  Bruce C.3 wrote:

I want to share my history as a blind athlete/participant and more recently as a volunteer member on OAS’ Board of Directors. For 7 years I participated in OAS’ amazing programs.  These experiences provided me the adaptive techniques, training and... more »

  mrosso wrote:

This is an organization that cares deeply about homeless Youth. I have never felt the pressure to just donate money like other charities. The center is happy to receive items on their needs list. That way your money goes directly to helping out the youth.... more »

  FarmerFriend wrote:

Eden Village=Hope and Fun. We live in a crazy world full of distraction and disconnection. Eden is a place where children can tap into their truth while having the best time of their lives. Eden Village sits at the front line of relevant Jewish Aliveness.... more »

  bsarangerdave wrote:

This organization is responsible for saving Camp Bashore from closure over 40 years ago. They raised money, gathered building materials and provided labor to build a new shower house that the Department of Health was requiring. In the years since that... more »

  crystal-enkvist wrote:

Alaska Power Association has been a donor to the Friends of the Campbell Creek Science Center and we found it to be a worthwhile use of our limited sponsorship budget. The work of the science center tied into the work we were doing on a project and it... more »

  Cassie V. wrote:

As a young burn survivor I often felt that I was totally alone. Alone with my injury, alone with my scars, alone in my situation. Great Lakes Burn Camp helped me realize that I was not alone and allowed me to grow into a burn survivor and not stay a victim.... more »

  mummaj wrote:

Eight years ago I became the single parent of a very special little angel named Abby! Abby was six years old and needed a home to call her own. Her biological parents had tried their hardest to provide for her but were at a point where they could no... more »

  annpayne wrote:

My son has been attending camp at Bethel Christian camp for about 5 years. He goes for 2 weeks in the summer and a weekend in the fall. He absolutely loves the camp especially the counselors. They ate so amazing and love the kids so much. The camp is... more »

  Cynthia O. wrote:

They say that Disneyland is the Happiest Place on Earth. Not so. Just ask anybody who has spent anytime in any capacity at the Painted Turtle Camp. It doesn't matter if you are a camper,volunteer,staff, family of a camper or a visiter of the yearly open... more »

  SierraSF wrote:

My daughter LOVED Girlventures! She did the rock climbing weekend classes for 2 sessions and would look forward to it all week long. It brought together girls from all over SF which was fun, but the instructors were all so amazing and encouraging. ... more »

  KK317 wrote:

I am honored to be on the Board for The Association of Horizon, Inc. The reasons are too numerous to list, but start first and foremost with the people that form Horizon. We are all volunteers with one goal: to create a community where barriers between... more »

  BarbVPmembership wrote:

This organization is run by a very compassionate, highly organized, group of members who donate so much of their time working in the Thrift Shop and participating in some of several Philanthropic groups. The Thrift Shop is a beautiful example of... more »

  kleinschmidt wrote:

I have been associated with the Utah Foundation for the Blind (UFB) as a board member, and more recently as a volunteer, for well over 20 years, and it is my pleasure to write a review. UFB is an incredibly valuable resource for Utah children and youth... more »

  Erica1111 wrote:

Great program! They provide a positive environment and teach kids all types of creative skills along with some academics. I worked with them as a counselor in their first years and have watched it grow since then. The staff and directors are great... more »

  crsbfriend wrote:

It has been my pleasure to get acquainted with Christian Record Services for the Blind and its most widely known program, National Camps for Blind Children, from the inside. As a professional writer, I have visited about 20 of its specialized summer... more »

  hilottery wrote:

I am a volunteer with the organization. They create an amazing community of fun and acceptance. Whether on the river, kayaking on the bay or cross-country skiing in the mountains, this makes for a wonderful experience for participants and essential... more »

  Patric S. wrote:

I’ve been here 5 times as a part of the Shawe Band of Gold, whether it be performing or volunteering. I absolutely love this place! more »

  greggbettis51 wrote:

Truly a premiere sports camp for urban youth and their mentors! Love their Vision: To transform urban youth to impact their communities for Christ; and their Mission: To Build Christian Leaders by encouraging equipping and empowering urban youth and... more »

  Claire18 wrote:

CTSC gives volunteers a variety of opportunities to interact with children and adults in different ways.Locally, we host free sports camps for children who might otherwise not get to attend sports camps. CTSC provides equipment and supplies to communities,... 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 »

  Appreciative wrote:

I'm very grateful to have experienced the entire Wyman Center Inc. Teen Leadership Program. As a parent of one of the teens Wyman has included me, made me feel important and also has educated me on how to raise and listen to my daughter. Our relationship... more »

  Sherry J wrote:

Our Nawakwa exists to preserve Camp Nawakwa and get kids outside. Lots of opportunities for a day, an overnight or longer at camp all year round. Groups can stay in modern lodges or seasonal buildings. Hike the Ice Age Trail. Swim, boat or fish Picnic... 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 »

  marieclaire wrote:

My son was 9 years old when we got the heart stopping diagnosis of leukemia. We were told the treatment, if he lived, would last for 3.5 years. This was all overwhelming, but Kids-n-Kamp was with us all the way. They answered questions before we knew... more »

  Weirdo wrote:

This is a residential camp for the visually impaired starting at age 5 and up to the age of 84. During the summer the sessions are approximately one week long and are broken in different age groups. Campers participate in the same activities as most... more »

  anonymous55 wrote:

The Youth Leadership Foundation is a fabulous organization. I am proud to have the opportunity to work with DC's youth through YLF. With a healthy balance of academics, personalized mentoring, and engaging extracurricular activities, YLF has seems to... more »

  Bowman3 wrote:

Camp Julian Oaks, also known as Julian Oaks Youth Ministries is a non profit christian camp for current or former foster youth in San Diego and Riverside County. I have been attending this camp since I was 9 years old and I am now 21. This camp has... more »

  Writer wrote:

Disappointment all around. Not always a registered nurse at camp as advertised. Poor leadership. The camp has seen better days... Save your kids... Don't send more »

  Mickeyboy wrote:

Our son has autism. Last summer he spent his first time away from his parents in his 13 years. We had never visited Badger but heard from many people in the field as well as others about Wisconsin Badger Camp and decided to try it for him. From our... more »

  mobileUser517324 wrote:

My son has traveled with Camp Wego for over 4 years. He loves it and he returns s ok happy and excited for a new trip. Thanks to their scholarships my son is able to enjoy travel and become more independent. more »

  Mugume N. wrote:

HISTORY Helping Hands was founded in 2003 by Drs. Richard and Brenda Kowalske, who had their calling to the mission field during a medical mission trip to Bolivia in August, 2002. The vision of Helping Hands has expanded to include work not only in... more »

  Louise Maxwell wrote:

The West Fork Youth Camp was established 50 years again and countless number of kids have attended. For me, I have memories that will stay with me forever of friendships made and how my life and the lives of my sons were changed. Serving on the Board... more »

  Derrick G. wrote:

I have seen this organization do amazing things for people with disabilities. The attitude is always to find what they can do and how people can benefit. more »

  aunti wrote:

This organization provides wonderful experiences for children with special needs. Its heartwarming for me to see these children making memories to bring home and cherish. Most of these children will never get an opportunity like this to enjoy the rides... more »

  acct wrote:

Overpaid executives and directors. Misappropriation of funds. Lack of customer service. Self appointed CEO should be Executive Director. Pay increases of double digits in each of last 5 years when economic growth is down. more »

  stormj wrote:

This is a fantastic organization with a very bright future that is working to provide a basis for a common community among the Jews of San Luis Obispo county, very much on the "frontier" of Jewish life. The programming is fantastic already and will only... more »

  NonProfitReviewer wrote:

This non-profit focuses on the horses, not the heroes. It's definitely all about horses, and there is little 'therapy' for the girls who are the heroes ranging in age 8 to 18. The owner/manager is volatile & leaves children as young as 10 years old on... more »

  majortrends wrote:

Financially sound, a staff that cares, programs that make a difference. A winning combination. more »

  Jack T. Sculfort wrote:

CCI continues to offer an excellent socialization experience and outdoor activity center for the population it serves. The staff is attentive, kind and genuinely cares - this is self-evident when watching their interaction with our customers. Additonally,... more »

  Kentucky31 wrote:

“Downtown” Dale Brown has been granted many privileges that only a few people have everexperienced. A number of these privileges are a direct result of a supportive community andthe opportunities afforded him through the gift of basketball.... more »

  SuccessNow23 wrote:

GIrls IN Focus is pushing bounderies in filmmaking and creating a safe space to create. We are on the Radford Film Studio lot. After teaching young women filmmaking, Girls IN Focus was born out of the community of passionate filmmakers driven to collaborate... more »

  cmonjeau wrote:

Friends of Camp Little Notch is committed to maintaining a beautiful property in Fort Ann, NY, within the Adirondack Park. FoCLN gives life to our mission statement--living in harmony with nature, each other, and ourselves--by promoting fellowship among... more »

  Patty1960 wrote:

Hi, I hope you will consider learning more about our foundation. We are made up entirely of volunteers and work hard to maintain a camp facility to benefit children and community groups who often cannot afford to participate in more competitive programs.... more »

  Liz B wrote:

Habonim Dror Camp Gilboa is an organization that brings out the creativity and leadership of its campers and counselors, providing a joyful camp experience every summer and a year round opportunity to keep in touch with friends all over the state and... more »

  KathyLes wrote:

Barren Heights is a volunteer driven organization, serving families who have children with disabilities. We offer free weekend retreats at the Barren Heights Retreat Center in south central Kentucky, and will soon be opening the new Barren Heights Community... more »

  schustercw wrote:

THIS IS A COMPLAINT ABOUT THIS ORGANIZATION I am an insurance agent. Our agency provided Youth Lifeline with a special event insurance policy for a function that they sponsored in the US Virgin Islands over Super Bowl 2011 weekend. We provided our... more »

  Mom154 wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with leukemia in 2004. That year was the first year that she attended Camp Rising Sun. The first 8 months of chemotherapy was awful and she was in and out of the hospital for treatment. She was in pain from the chemo but they... more »

  Julie249 wrote:

Camp Rock provides weekly theme-based activities for children ages 4-12. Camp Rock activities include: nature trails, water activities, swimming, games, crafts, performing arts, sports, environmental projects, team-building, academic enrichment, on-site... more »

  laurence18 wrote:

Michael and Maria Westbrook, the heads of Greater Life, Inc. are the real thing: they care about youth with a passion. I have met with and talked to both the youth who have gone through the program plus the community leaders who rely on GL for technical... more »

  Teri D. wrote:

Miracles for Kids allowed my daughter and granddaughter seek the best possible cancer treatment available. We were out of options, financing, and insurance had stopped my granddaughter's active live saving critical treatment mid stream. Both sides of... more »

  Takagi G. wrote:

Takagiです。 この度の東北地震について、心よりお見舞い申し上げます。 トトロ図書館（Takagi Japanesr Library)は、現在休館中ですが、 今　我々が出来ることで応援したいと考えます。 寄付を募り日本の災害施設に送る。 ととろ図書館は、主に子供向けの図書を多く貸し出していましたが、 今回の支援も子供を支援することを対象として寄付したいと思います。 賛同者の意見を聞きながら、よりボランティアー活動として、何かアイディアがある方、意見をください。 案 1）セイリングを行い参加者より募金を募る。 2）ゴルフ、バザー　 more »

  Writer wrote:

I watched one of your movies and then looked you up and found you on Wendy W. and your story of Kamp Kizzy. I went to the Kamp Kizzy website that states it is for all races, etc., however, I only saw young black girls. I did not see any hispanics, asians,... more »

  Anna B.1 wrote:

This place is FANTASTIC!!! Have sent all 3 of my children for the past 3 years. And never do they disappoint! Staff is super friendly, and they really get to know the kids and meet them where they are at, in their walk of life. My son claims some faculty... more »

  Phyllis J. wrote:

My son, a middle school clarinetist, completed his second summer session at Cazadero Performing Arts Camp in July 2009, and he is still trying to prolong the magic by sleeping outside under the stars here at home. He loves Caz with a passion, and so do his... more »

  Danblack wrote:

I have been at Four D-College for almost a year, I have never heard of nor have I received any support from this "NON-PROFIT". I do not believe it exist! more »

  4emm wrote:

My daughter has been going to this summer camp for 5 years! She loves it, and can't wait to go this year. Every other summer activity is scheduled around camp date. Staff at this camp is amazing, helpful, friendly and caring. My daughter loves the... more »

  jamesdimock wrote:

The Vision Screenings the Menomonie Lions do is a great benefit to the community. Ensuring children with vision issues are referred for care as early as possible is simply awesome! more »

  J_G_S wrote:

I’ve supported the Field Institute of Taos New Mexico camp and adventure programs for 25 years. They've provided unique, educational, outdoor curricula; encouraging healthy lifestyles, and educating future leaders. They’ve inspired more than 1,000... more »

  amatteson wrote:

Camp Cherith has been a part of my life since I was in second grade. I attended camp there as a camper every summer, and then continued on to work there every summer. I have been heavily effected by the camp staff that I've both experienced as a camper... more »

  JoyceR wrote:

The T.T.T. (tri-T) Society provides summer camp experiences for 10-year girls. Summer camp can be a life-changing experience in the girls' lives. The work is local and the benefit is for local girls. The women of T.T.T. raise money to supply everything... more »

  Jan_54 wrote:

Co-ed day camp program started by alumnae of former all-girls Camp Moy-Mo-Da-Yo, established in 1907. I attended as a camper/counselor for many years in the 1950s, and gained lifetime friends and values there. Now the day camp, borne out of our 100... more »

  Jon_G wrote:

The time I spent volunteering at Horizons WCSU has been, without a doubt, the most rewarding experience I can recollect. While financially I am not in a position to contribute, I offered a donation of my time over the past 2 years. Horizons... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Teatown Lake Reservation became an accredited land trust February 2025, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means Teatown Lake Reservation meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands... more »

  luvtybee wrote:

I first started voluntering with SPLORE in the early 1980's and continued to do so through 1987. I loved the experience. I feel this is such a wonderful organiztion. Mostly I am thrilled that SPLORE is still in operation. Special Needs populations... more »

  sihaiweijia wrote:

One of the best-managed Jewish non-profits out there. FJC has revitalized the Jewish camping movement, funding innovative new camps for young Jews interested in the outdoors, arts, entrepreneurship, and service, and making camping possible to thousands... more »

  HarryB wrote:

Camp Phoenix provides counselling, camps and after school yoga and art therapy programs for youth and their families in the central texas area. It is a growing organization that reaches out to more children each year. more »

  sth90 wrote:

New York Edge was one of the afterschool programs at P.S.163 where my son got into Summer Rising 2023. If not for my work schedule and Summer Rising being free, I would have never sent my son to summer school everyday. Trying to pick up my son... more »

  Alwaysmore wrote:

The Women Leaders Forum in the Coachella Valley provides high achieving young women with up to a $5000 scholarship if they complete a fantastic program of mentoring hours, educational sessions, community service, and more. They have provided over $100,000... more »

  whitneysw1 wrote:

Palm beach elite was like a big family. It brought young girls and boys together to express themselves through cheerleading. If I were Rich I'd bring this non profit back to life. It's been roughly 8 years Sence our jym has closed and I still dream of... more »

  bcol wrote:

Camp Perkins is in a beautiful location in the mountains next to Perkins Lake. The staff does their best to make the time worthwhile. Every member of our family has been to a retreat or a week of camp. We come away with our faith in Jesus Christ strengthened,... more »

  transparency wrote:

I was very disappointed to learn that this org. funds smaller shell org.s whose roles involve spraying the fragile Hudson river marshes with herbicides. One of the shell org.s , the "Palisades Interstate Park League Of Naturalists" or "PIPLON", solicits... more »