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  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Momof 4 wrote:

My 10 year old twins are currently volunteering by participating in Easter Seals summer social skills class. While they are "typically developing" boys their role is to work on specific social skills through fun activities accompanied by play. I am... more »

  Rob Banks wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Jonathan24 wrote:

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

  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 »