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  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 »

  mobileUser429375 wrote:

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

  Stephanie wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »