Find Centers To Support The Independence Of Specific Populations Nonprofits and Charities

  M_Lakha wrote:

I have seen what great things this group has offered and done for people with spinal cord disabilities. They are a great group of people and I have experienced how much of a big help they have been for a member of my family. more »

  donor75 wrote:

Another great organization! Not only is the work that they do important for the animals, it is life changing for their human clients as well! ALWAYS willing to work with folks no matter what the circumstances, they are nothing but loving, gentle, and... more »

  Zappa wrote:

Dramakinetics has touched the lives of many families I also support with social services. The staff has a remarkable way of working magic with individuals who have difficulty expressing themselves and feeling empowered in social settings. more »

  Writer wrote:

Laurel Paulson-Pierce Laurel Paulson-Pierce The Mustang Project has helped to save the lives of some of the wild horses who were cruelly removed from their home range by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Without the efforts of The Mustang Project... more »

  dcarlin wrote:

Hello My Name is Jackie. I have been volunteering at All Riders Up for the past month. I enjoy helping other's especially young individuals with special needs. I found this organization close to my house so I contacted the director whom welcomed me. Safety... more »

  Agybeekee wrote:

I Udeh Agatha Ginika start by thanking the Head and members of this great Noble non profit organization Africa Women Mobilisation Commission AWMC for touching people's lives, special the less privilege. I am highly amazed about the one I know... more »

  Keith24 wrote:

If anyone living in the Minneapolis area whom is considered to be long term homeless, should definetely contact this nonprofit. Not only will they help you to get into an apartment, but will also give you a monthly stipend for living expenses. All this... more »

  capveschi wrote:

We donated and paid $6500 for a service dog for my special needs son. It was a total scam. After telling us they were training the dog and missing several deadlines we did get an untrained, not even housebroken dog. My special needs child was exploited... more »

  AyrisB wrote:

I am an SDA in home-based services, I've been with this provider for a little over a year now. My supervisor Greg Porter is a very kind, patient, knowledgeable man and I've learned more from him in one year working here than I have working anywhere else.... more »

  llberkeme123 wrote:

Creative Enterprises incorporated in 1979 as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Training and Employment Program for people with disabilities. They serve 375 clients in these counties once they age out of the school system at age 22:DawsonForsythGwinnettWhite... more »

  diane-m wrote:

I became aware of Bahia Street through its numerous educational outreach activities offered each year in the Puget Sound area. After attending several such events and being impressed with what I saw and heard, my husband and I began donating small amounts... more »

  tadia wrote:

I was inspired by the great spiritual and transformation leader, poet, and legal scholar. Her life was a testament to her beliefs for freedom of belief for all. I wanted to contribute to her work by ensuring girls and women around the world had the opportunity... more »

  whitewolf1975 wrote:

With over 25 years as a First Responder, the cumulative effects of PTSD were getting to me. Dr. Crampton was easy to talk with, compassionate and available when I needed help. I can say that he not only helped me with my issues that I was struggling with,... more »

  Proud Mother wrote:

I am the proud mother of an athlete and can tell you first hand that Special Olympics Chicago has been a positive influence in my daughter's life. She has participated in basketball, swimming, track and field and numerous social opportunities. Each... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

They were extremely quick to respond and they sent out numerous letters which extolled their altruistic intent. But they did not follow through with the financial assistance they stated would be forthcoming. Nor did they respond back after the disparity... more »

  frankatmsnhglobal.org wrote:

This non-profit is NOT suspended. We are continuing our great work helping to defend the rights of seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities to health, independence, and dignity by challenging those who are being insensitive, uncaring, and just... more »

  bruce.d.oestreich wrote:

I became involved with PathWays PA in 2005 and was elected Chair of the Board of Directors in 2007. Since my very first visit involving staff and clients in one of our offices, I remain amazed at the professionalism and dedication of PathWays PA employees... more »

  0303 wrote:

Since 2002 has served a low income community providing an after school program for 15 K-5 age children as of the last school year. Healthy snacks are also provided during the 2 hour period after school. 3-4 different volunteer tutors are used Monday... more »

  christskid wrote:

These people take ALL the money that their clients have to enslave them with fear. They are kept satisfied with television. These poor people don't get to experience visitors and their friends and family are asked to leave by the clients themselves for... more »

  Donna84 wrote:

I have seen so many women helped become active and contributory members of society after going through the Shakti Rising program. It is a place that is loving, comfortable, and promotes evolving the soul as well as building competence and confidence.... more »

  Bob Bechill wrote:

These folks are new but they seem to be doing a lot of good for San Joaquin/Stanislaus county wounded veterans and their families. The other day, they provided a no question grant to one of our wounded vets who suddenly became homeless. That grant helped... more »

  that2001boy wrote:

bmtt.org is an organization that started in Dayton, Oh but has plans to expand and become effective all across the United States. We develop and support industry among Black organizations and professionals. Please check out our website at www.bmtt.org... more »

  Sonyaann13 wrote:

Veterans Art and Farm Therapy is a charity extension of Stargazer Stables designed by Sonya Allen in 2015. As a trained art therapist, riding instructor, and owner of Stargazer Stables, Mrs. Allen decided to develop a way for veterans to experience... more »

  Tom Ferry wrote:

The NFB of NJ is avery helpful organization for the blind and visually impaired. They provide specific information regarding special training in all areas for the blind including personal living skills i.e. cooking, cleaning, travel etc. They provide... more »

  Ashton83 wrote:

I enrolled my son Antar at Outlook Nashville, and he was two months before his first birthday, when a panel of doctors exactly 9 told me, my son would never raise his head. He never be able to sit up. He’d never be able to have anywhere near a normal... more »

  paul-smith wrote:

Excellent Health Center. Friendly, Knowledgeable & Caring Medical Staff. Ohua clinic admin staff are super helpful & friendly. I have on several occasions been very ill and the Medical & support staff have helped me get my health issues under control... more »

  Leilah Aba N. wrote:

i would like 1st of all to thank this team of disabled people helping disabled people in Africa and in USA there services are more than what i thought wow these people are committed to there aims 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you for providing me with all the trips to my doctor appointments. more »

  Donna124 wrote:

The ladies at Casa are very helpful, especially Mrs Alexis Ellison. She s made sure I had food when I had nothing . She tells u she's going to do something and she keeps her word true. She got my niece a bed when she had been shot in the head and left... more »

  Tpalm wrote:

My good friend volunteers for this organization. The money they get supports mainly women and children, and low income families with education, assistance with paying bills, finding jobs and emotional support. Many are basic necessities that many of us... more »

  Karen181 wrote:

CHAMP far EXCEEDED my expectations of what a therapy dog/team can do. Their training is intense , but always upbeat. The populations they serve and opportunities for service are seemingly limitless. I am so proud to be a member of this organization... more »

  apressman wrote:

Lactation consultants at the Breastfeeding Center helped me overcome a vast number of obstacles in order to breastfeed my daughter comfortably. They are compassionate and extremely knowledgeable. The free classes are an incredible resource for moms, not... more »

  ronnied102990 wrote:

Outstanding program that focus on the needs of others. The diversifed service of agent range contiues to grow by collaborating with board members, staff and clients. implementing new ideas and programs to better serve the community at large. Vera's Open... more »

  GoldenEagle65 wrote:

I came into Muskegon, for a 3 to 4 hour stay from West Palm Beach Florida. Because of miscommunications, I ended up staying at the shelter for a few days. The staff is awesome and the food isn't too bad. If there were more donations, the staff could make... more »

  amccreedy wrote:

Open Arms Housing provides a safe and permanent home to the most vulnerable neighbors in our community. There is no other program like Open Arms Housing in Washington, DC. The sixteen women served by the organization have experienced devastating life... more »

  Marcia B.1 wrote:

PVM offers housing for such a large part of Michigan's senior population. There is a village for everyone, find one near you and visit it. Be amazed at the broad level of housing opportunities and activities. You won't be disappointed! more »

  Dennis H wrote:

I started volunteering with Deafinitely Dogs in 2018. It has been a great experience helping raise the Service Dogs in Training. What they do for people is awesome, and I’m happy to be apart of it anyway I can. more »

  Writer wrote:

Matt from Google.com here - I think they're doing a wonderful job educating teens both about the potential of the web for good - and also for bad. Teens typically are blissfully ignorant of the latter until they get into trouble. more »

  unhappyboi wrote:

I waited about two years to get into housing and Claire housing picked me up - when I did a program like this before 10 years ago it was through St Stevens. Very different process let me tell you. First off PPL is notorious for taking 10 years to do one... more »

  exocarecenterforautism wrote:

ExoCare: Center for Autism provides support and services to the autism population of DeSoto County and surrounding areas. more »

  BamPow wrote:

This organization quietly serves the homeless population in the greater Seattle area - providing food, clothing, and personal care items to those in need. I've personally seen their work, donated to their cause, and met the volunteers and founder, Tricia... more »

  GrantConsultingAssociates wrote:

The Philadelphia chapter of Little Brother-Friends of the Elderly (LBFE) provides services which are unique and increasing in need: identifying the isolated frail elderly in order to provide comfort, friendship, and support (as in the form of needs'... more »

  Steve9705 wrote:

Steve Wampler is no long affiliated with this organization. He has formed his own foundation and sponsors hundreds of kids with physical disabilities throughout the year. www.wamplerfoundation.org Love the Wamplers! KC more »

  Montanafly wrote:

Our son had graduated high school and needed a place that would encourage him to be the best he could become. We were blessed to be able to have him join West Mont in the same city we live in. The home our son lives in is clean, loving, concerned about... more »

  Writer wrote:

BRAG has done wonderful work trying to bring a huge recreation complex to the Lake Region area. While it's challenging to get a project of that size off the ground, a small group has really done a lot with very limited resources, and now thousands of... more »

  betsileodevelopment@yahoo.com wrote:

I was an immigrant from Madagascar and become an American Citizen 3 years ago (2006). Madagascar is one of the poorest country in the world. When I saw how fortunate is to be an American I thought I need to do something to help those in need. There is... more »

  Healing Hands wrote:

Not sure how effective this website is in reaching out to others, but am extremely disappointed with this organization. They were contacted several months about giving them a donation and spoke with someone named "Gail" or "Glenda" only to never hear... more »

  NVAdvocate wrote:

Received a right to sue letter for sexual harassment against this agency after being fired for filing a witness report for two co-workers. It receives lots of federal dollars intended to improve the lives of people with disabilities, but they have no... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  marianV wrote:

Parent's Place of Maryland is an outstanding organization that provides, information, resources and training to parents of kids with disabilities and healthcare needs. Staff with extraordinary knowledge and commitment answer parents questions about how... more »

  Bonnie84 wrote:

Owner Tina bashed me on facebook then took it to a private message after I complemented my daughter's old trainer on Facebook. She proceeded to call me a lowlife, lied about getting dirt on me from a friends daughter then lied when confronted by that... more »

  GFMJ wrote:

I have known kat Rollins for several years. She is a great dog trainer, and truly loves her work and her animals. You couldn't ask for a better person to get the right dog to the right person. more »

  DMF122852 wrote:

I WILL BE AGE 80 DEC, 28TH. I CALLED YOU ON NOV. 5TH SOMEONE TOLD ME THEY WOULD CALL ME IN 2 WEEKS. NO CALL.. I AM ABOUT TO LOSE MY HOHSE OF 31 PLUS YEARS. MY ONLY INCOME IS SOSIAL SECURITY. I HAVE A FRIEND THAT PAYS MY UTILITES, I DON'T HAVE A... more »

  SamanthaT wrote:

I was introduced to SOAR a couple of years ago and didn't really know a lot about it at first. Now, three fundraisers, 2 events, and quite a bit of stories later, I would say this organization is one of the best! I've personally seen a lot of great outcome... more »

  volunteerpatm wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Homeward Alliance since they opened a new warehouse about 9 years ago. They totally won me over with their dedication, sincerity, compassion and hard work. They value their volunteers and make it easy to find the best fit... more »

  mejean wrote:

I have seen first hand how wonderful this organization is in action. When we visited their facility in Jerusalem, we were impressed with all the activities, including someone coming to borrow a wheelchair and a large wall of hand held supports which... more »

  lennymr wrote:

I have been associated with this organzition for over ten years. they are vesatile and contriputed to seniors in many areas including health personal help to seniors with a low income teaching computers and so on more »

  Bajram D. wrote:

This organization doesn't operate for their members, nor for Albanian community and either, not open for public anymore, since 2011, but the Chairman says; It is working overseas!! The program of this association is a fake one while the asocciation... more »

  east296 wrote:

Mixteca Organization is a grassroots organization that was founded by and continues to be run by members of the Mexican and Latin American immigrant community in South Brooklyn, NY, that has become a fixture in the immigrant community, serving over 20,000... more »

  waterwaterwell wrote:

I worked as a volunteer for their camp Indigo a few years back and had a great experience with all the kids and staff. I made a lot of new friends and felt as though I was really needed. Its a fun camp, no long hours and the time moves fast. I felt as... more »

  gvhparkridge wrote:

The Women's Centers of Greater Chicago are non-profit crisis pregnancy center with three counseling offices in Chicagoland. They offer free ultrasound screening to pregnant women without any obligation. Each year they help more than 4,000 women, providing... more »

  caan atcaan wrote:

Our Mission is to build community and personal alliances to alleviate the effects of discrimination due to sexual orientation and/or gender identification or expression. The center is located in Joliet, IL and hosts a youth drop-in center, meeting... more »

  IdAngela S. wrote:

As a disabled person I was really hoping TESH could make a difference in my life. I could not of been more wrong. The DS, was great about encouraging us to come to them if we had a problem. Problem was when I had a serious problem with how a teacher was... more »

  JillDempsey wrote:

Old Glory Service Dogs 4 Veterans & First Responders mission is to provide training, support, & certification to Military Veterans, Law Enforcement, Fire, & EMS personnel who are in need of a certified service dog to reclaim & maintain their independence... more »

  Debra49 wrote:

My daughter has MS, is quadriplegic and has been going to Monterey Bay Horsemanship for 5 years now and the results have been incredible from riding their horses. From keeping her regular, way less spasms, less body aches, uplifted mental attitude & outlook,... more »

  MattieElle wrote:

Support Dogs, Inc changed my life with a wonderful, well-trained service dog. They are professional, knowledgeable and want to match the right pup with the right person. The staff and volunteers seem to go out of their way to meet clients' needs and... more »

  sparky george wrote:

with 11,000 miles run for Gold Star Families and 10 events a year starting Sept.15 2002 letting Gold star families know after their loss they will not be forgotten more »

  DJ1234 wrote:

I don’t like this organization because they treat my friend like crap and say things that are hurtful and not true. This isn’t a Christian program if you only have to get 1 hug a day and can’t be friends with teachers. It’s okay as long there... more »

  canadayg wrote:

The EOD Warrior Foundation has lifted our family up and helped us heal. Having them in our corner has been such a comfort. Thank you for always being there for us. more »

  CeciliaBush wrote:

This is a life-changing group and a caring and professional organization.Highly recommend them in any project. more »

  chlcampbell8 wrote:

I must say that visiting this camp was a wonderful experience. The staff is AMAZING and really helpful. They really care for the special needs people. Not only does Spearhead have a camp for children, but adults alike. They care for all kinds of special... more »

  Anna67 wrote:

Pathway Homes helps so many individuals in our community. Sadly, in such an affluent area, many live in our woods and on our streets. Pathway Homes has helped so many in our community move off the streets and back into productive lives. Their staff... more »

  Laurie A R. wrote:

estate sale household donations. rejected most of the furniture for minor soil We suggest they advise in advance that furniture must be cleaned before donation as was a huge waste of time and frustration. Had been warned by someone else that the group... more »

  jeffpsails wrote:

As volunteer crew chief and director for this wonderful organization, I have had so many experiences meeting new people and traveling to different states. giving 'LIFTS' to anyone needing positive moments in their lives. Our crew has become family and... more »

  khauswir wrote:

Heather Jack brought the Future Philanthropists Program to our school, Nativity Preparatory School of New Bedford, in 2011. Since, it has become a bedrock of our 8th grade curriculum. Our students absolutely love taking part in this thoughtful endeavor;... more »

  Herrerafamily4455 wrote:

My name is Jose Herrera. I am very grateful to Apple Grove for helping my son Mateo apply to college. Without their support, I don't know how we would have managed. Mateo has big dreams, and Apple Grove has been a great help. more »

  amariew wrote:

This organization has an inspiring mission that truly serves a huge range of the community. The Urban Wilderness Canoe Adventure program serves over 10,000 Minneapolis and Saint Paul Public School students each summer by getting them in canoes on the... more »

  nosnow230 wrote:

It has been a few weeks since I received my ramp and I love it! The first word anyone says when they see it is "wow". Thanks to your organization and the generous volunteers in Valencia County who donate their time and talents. I was arriving at the point... more »

  suzbar9 wrote:

I’ve been volunteering for this organization for 4*years. I’m a driver for a lady and I volunteer in the home of a gentleman who wants to improve his reading skills. I used to drive a lady who passed away. This is a wonderful organization and... more »

  gardenofdreams wrote:

The Garden of Dreams Foundation is honored to partner with the children, families and staff of SCO Family of Services. It is a privilege to work with such compassionate, dedicated and supportive staff to make dreams come true for children facing obstacles... more »

  BlancheAgency wrote:

I have been volunteering with Under The Bridges and On The Streets for a couple of years now. The work this organization does is unparalleled. They make lunches for the homeless and then go into the streets, down the alleys, under the bridges... more »

  kridout wrote:

Our daughter has attended the ARC since graduating high school. She loves going there daily and being a part of their programs. Year after year they continue to add and improve their programs. This is a very safe and fun place for individuals with... more »

  PRCA wrote:

Excellent Self-Advocacy group for people with Developmental Disabilities! more »

  Darrell S.2 wrote:

I contacted Places due to about to be homeless. Man i talked to said i have to be homeless or they can't help me. Looking at what they claim to do on the internet i had my mental health counselor contact them as a referral. The man said my counselor never... more »

  Damita wrote:

I would like to express my appreciation for the remarkable service rendered to my family by Jonathan Locke & Operation Veterans Hope (O.V.H.). I am extremely grateful for the assistance you have provided to us. Your generosity and help has been a strong... more »

  lterry77 wrote:

Healing with horses mission is to help people with emotional and cognative disabilites. . Our emphasis is on an enjoyable and relaxing experience that provides additional therapeutic benefits in the areas of : Posture, mobility and an overall improved... more »

  volunteer2020 wrote:

I started volunteering with Susquehanna Service Dogs (SSD) about 3 years ago, and have been nothing but shocked at the way in which the staff and volunteers endlessly pour themselves into their mission. Although most nonprofit organizations rely heavily... more »

  blue42 wrote:

Bridges seems to be a caring company, providing aid to many folks with special needs in the area. As a company, their dealings with employees and contract labor leaves much to be desired. The mostly wonderful staff of field workers go the extra mile... more »

  Janet A. wrote:

I first met Merri Pearson thru the Medford Chamber of Commerce. I have since worked closely with her staff in a proffesonal manner. I was recently invited to the annual fund raising event. I have never seen so many people who enjoyed what they were... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse of the Big Bend has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services... more »

  Melissa315 wrote:

The Honey Foundation (THF) is a Goodyear, Arizona based 501(c)3 incorporated in 2013, with a mission of making the world a better place through random acts of kindness. The Honey Foundation educates youth and their families, so they can in turn, inspire... more »

  Bizclass wrote:

For several yeas I have worked with Emmanuel House as they serve the homeless and recovering veterans throughout the country. Every week I watch the progress being made in each individual and I cannot tell you how rewarding it is to serve this population. If... more »

  Julianne T. wrote:

Embracing Diversity really is the best. Every person involved is so kind and genuine in helping the community. Ravin is a rockstar for creating this nonprofit! more »

  ncrosby wrote:

I serve as president of the National Federation of the Blind of Texas. I am proud to report that during the week of June 17-21, 2019, we held our first annual Braille Enrichment for Literacy & Learning Academy in the Alvin area. We have hosted this program... more »

  l2wahl wrote:

Center for Accessible Technology has been around for 30 years, providing help to anyone in the community who needs to figure out the computer and related technology that will assist them. They are a place to go try out things like speech recognition,... more »

  SreyC wrote:

GETSET-GO.org has a Library for Women in Siem Reap Cambodia. It is wonderful - and pretty much the only place women there can go to get the education they could not get when they were girls. They are very determined to give women high quality educational... more »

  SCullen wrote:

I was a volunteer for this amazing organization for four years before becoming a board member. As a volunteer, I witnessed the real-life results of the dreams and hard work of its founder, Frank Brightwell. Frank's vision, one of humble compassion matched... more »

  clairefro wrote:

Street's Hope provides a full, comprehensive, "360" of help to women who have been caught in the "sex for sale" trap. They give housing assistance, employment assistance, counseling and a variety of other aids to come alongside women who are marginalized... more »

  jimvan wrote:

My son Zach has been going to Saddle Up Riding Club for eight months now for therapeutic riding. His balance and endurance has improved dramaticly. As well as his over all attitude and work habits.Thank God we found Saddle Up. more »

  Twistie wrote:

The Irene Wortham Center has a five-star reputation with regard to its credentials and the services it provides for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities; more importantly, it has a true place in the heart of the consumers and families... more »

  highcalling07 wrote:

My name is Betty Hicks who loves Tami Drayton and Dr. Clay Drayton’s team ministry in our Senior Covenant class every Sunday at Lake Avenue Church, Pasadena, California. Her husband, feeds us a bountiful Spiritual meal of God’s Word, and each of... more »

  lorinal wrote:

All the Way House is a life-changing substance abuse recovery/discipleship program. Many of its graduates go on to be evangelists, pastors, soldiers, business owners and lead productive lives as well as help others overcome addiction. It is a growing... more »

  smithnd wrote:

I attended a charity benefit for Nurturing Dreams Foundation. I was very impressed by the professional nature of the event, its organization and the number of items they had in the various auctions. It was really well done. This organization has its fundraising... more »

  Chris108 wrote:

St. Francis is a great organization that focuses on persons with disabilities. My daughter has the most wonderful service dog Hope. Hannah (my daughter) is in a wheelchair and was getting ready to go to college. We applied for a dog to go with her. Their... more »

  Christie_A wrote:

I wanted to give back to a charity to enrich the lives of stroke survivors. The founding fathers and I started this event after I had a massive stroke which affected my ability to effectively communicate. My stroke left me with a choice to fight back... more »

  kbog808 wrote:

I've been volunteering with RideAbility for almost 2 years now and have watched young lives changed and transformed by their inclusive and accepting environment. I have been so impressed, I joined the Board to see what more I could do to help as I have... more »

  Rosalind wrote:

LEAP is an organization run by and about people living with disabilities. This organization helped my late husband, who had cerebral palsy, in the late 80's and 90's to become assertive and involved in the community. They looked for a job for him to... more »

  bill-martin wrote:

I work as a volunteer in the food pantry program for the Christian Service Center. I am now in my 4th year of service. I am 72 years old and can truly say I have never served an organization which provides as much help to those seeking assistance with... more »

  vicchick wrote:

I am a single mom to 4 kids and I am battling breast cancer. I was recently ( sept 09) in a motorcycle accident and this foundation, which I found on facebook helped me with household bills. I just filled out a short application, explained my situation... more »

  MGT10 wrote:

Good organization, run by a student. They took my 2 computer donation and gave me a tax deductible receipt. more »

  uas wrote:

This organization is wonderful because they care. They care for people and help people who are turned down by many (ex-offenders, unemployed, etc.). To learn a skill without cost is very valuable to many of us. Heard they are having a fundraiser in... more »

  twoheartsonelove wrote:

I have a parent in a long term care community trapped inside their own mind by the cruel effects of Alzheimer's. Senior Sing Along helps to restore happiness and memories that we thought were long gone to the family. Senior Sing Along has been revitalizing... more »

  ajboyes wrote:

Gilda's Club DelVal is a wonderful place. I am a member and a volunteer and I anxiously watch for my calendar each month to see what is offered. The staff is caring and understanding and I love them all. I have also met many new friends that are supportive... more »

  kenmiccar wrote:

AbilityFirst is a great organization. The love and excitement from the staff and volunteers is amazing. Stop by one of their locations and they will be happy to give you a tour and you will experience first hands the services they provide. more »

  Sewing525 wrote:

We were in need of a transfer chair for my husband who had stage 4 cancer and was told of Foothills Caring Corps, Inc. We went there and found one to borrow, returning it after we were finished. They were wonderful to work with! Thank you! more »

  myscreen wrote:

This organization is no longer in existence. Sorry! more »

  Lena Destiny C. wrote:

I've personally worked with this non-profit as a Full-time live-in volunteer. I've watched the directors of this home give all their time and energy into helping the vulnerable ladies that have come for shelter, even giving out of their own pockets to... more »

  sara.painter wrote:

Adults with Developmental Disabilities is a fantastic nonprofit service group. They help provide life skills and social networks to people who need it the most. The staff is excellent, and the members are the best in the world! more »

  Billfish wrote:

CCVI has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with the consumer in... more »

  E.E.S. wrote:

People forget that organizations serving seniors need help, too. The depth and breadth of services that Springwell provides is incredible, and their staff is very dedicated and professional. It's an honor to support such a great organization. more »

  m442b wrote:

LIFTT in Billings is an amazing resource in southeastern Montana. The Director, and the staff, are available, and eager, to provide support and opportunities for people with disabilities to live with independence, dignity, and pride. more »

  LoveAintFree24 wrote:

services & medical services - the agency provides programing to the lgbtq community, from medical care, youth, senior and transgender at our various health and community centers. Metro also provides lgbtq+ diversity training to area schools, companies... more »

  mabuojy wrote:

The conflict in Sudan has displaced more than 1.7 million southerners.With that estimate,some fled into neighboring countries: Ethiopia, Kenya, Uganda, Egypt,Tanzania,South Africa,etc.,and others southerners fled as far as: USA,Autralia,Canada,Asia,and... more »

  Robert_F wrote:

A Gift for the Soulhttp://www.wellnessgifts.org/ My experience has to do with a nonprofit called Wellness GIFTS. The acronym stands for giving inspiration for the soul and while it is not the reason that I originally gave, it has everything to... more »

  blindarcher wrote:

I'm a Visually Impaired Army Veteran. I have been shooting Competitive Archery for 5 years now and my plan is to make it to the Worlds and the Paralympics Challenged Athletes has been and will be my biggest asset. Challenged Athletes Foundation has been... more »

  GreatNonprofits wrote:

4 Real Women international INC is an international non-profit organization that empower women in the US and all over the world. Women have benefitted from the empowerment lectures that brought them emotional, physical, and spiritual healing. The organization... more »

  Writer wrote:

Not only did they charge me TWICE the estimated cost of restoring my car, it is so messed up had to tow it to another mechanic where they found 122 codes and were not able to get the car to run without TOTALLY re doing the car. Very nice looking piece... more »

  John333 wrote:

Check us out on Facebook (Senior Lighthouse Center) more »

  WooPigSuzie wrote:

This ranch is a wonderful place of healing! It is a Christian-based non-profit serving the community of Northwest Arkansas. The non-profit rescues abused and neglected horses (large and small) and gives them a chance to heal and become therapy animals... more »

  Grace K.1 wrote:

I recently started volunteering for ANSWER and I have been so impressed with every step of the process, from the volunteer orientation to all of the people involved in the organization. This nonprofit is almost completely volunteer-run but every volunteer... more »

  Concerned10 wrote:

I was curious about the handicapped women and men I saw working in the Goodwill stores. They were preforming duties I had previously saw an employee of goodwill doing. There was a person overseeing the women working so I asked her what was going on. She... more »

  EBeth wrote:

I first came to InterServ as a recently unemployed single parent who didn't quite know what to do. My company closed without much warning and no one even got their last paycheck. I had never in my adult life been unemployed and boy did it scare me! I... more »

  lawman wrote:

I came across this non profit as I chatted with a friend. I had never heard of them, could not find much information about them on the internet however, their reputation was quite impressive leaving me with a desire to meet the people behind this unassuming... more »

  mpsmom wrote:

When I moved into my first house, there were several things that needed to be changed to make the house wheelchair accessible. I heard about an organization named ABIL that had a program to help ppl make home modifications to be able to live in their... more »

  gwen wrote:

As a staff for a People, Inc. program I have to say that it is a great company to work for. I never dread going into work because my job allows me to make a difference everyday while being personally rewarding. I enjoy forming bonds with the individuals... more »

  Christine26 wrote:

My first encounter with this group was at a screening of a video they created with MN Public Television being shown at the Bloomington Art Center. It had great visuals of arts in community service. After the screening I met a photographer who collaborated... more »

  lwdeutsch wrote:

This organization is currently being investigated by the IRS and FBI. For more information, please see Nonprofit Quarterly articles (Feb 3) http://www.nonprofitquarterly.org/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=19616:vanishing-act-activist-groups-say-donations-disappeared-with-fiscal-sponsor&catid=153:features&Itemid=336 (Feb... more »

  Chili wrote:

The Foundatuion for Special people is on of the best organization I seen in a long time. There founders are so committed to people with special need, it is a Godsend. I have a nephew whom lives with me with servere autism. They pick hi up every day,... more »

  Dori J. wrote:

I have seen the work this group has done and have no problem donation some of my low income to them. They are a wonderful group of people. more »

  ronthom51 wrote:

About ten years ago I offered to donate a year of my time to this very small grassroots organization. Ten years later I am still very involved with this awesome little organization. American Indian culture tends to be collective in nature. Wildhorse... more »

  Writer wrote:

Artist Helping the Homeless is a five-year old non-profit providing transportation, housing, and case management services to homeless individuals and families in the Kansas City Metro area. The director, Karr Woo, is tireless in working both on the street... more »

  gherna2010 wrote:

Movimiento Familiar Cristiano Catolico es una organizacion independiente sin subsidios, se mantiene con donaciones de los mismos miembros y bajo la jerarquia de la Iglesia Catolica con respecto a La Palabra de Dios la formacion consta de 4 etapas... more »

  Shuntika Pettibone wrote:

We have been affiliated with The Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama for approximately 2 years. The service this organization provides is invaluable to our organization, the staff superb. We have called or emailed on several occasions for resource information... more »

  Daphne4 wrote:

After years of struggling with vertigo, I was relieved when the doctors finally gave it a name but I still felt scared and isolated. SayWhatClub is a lifesaver. The members have taught me so much and encouraged me every step of the way. more »

  Greg55 wrote:

This nonprofit has a sterling reputation among those who help individuals with developmental disabilities. It began as a small enclave with DuPont, Inc - Kinston, and has developed into a self sustaining shelter workshop with contracts with the Mental... more »

  g2tprez wrote:

Our mission is to provide services and programs that assist PC athletes with their athletic pursuits, create communities of support and reduce perceived barriers between people. Formed in 2006 and headquartered in Atlanta, Ga., the Getting2Tri Foundation... more »

  TLDewitt wrote:

This is an amazing group of volunteers focused solely on helping those in need. I have been lucky enough to serve here for about two years and the lives I have seen transformed through the hand of God and efforts of the staff is astounding. more »

  Esther A.1 wrote:

The positive impact of organizations like the Ken Anderson Alliance are immeasurable. They fully understand the importance of providing options for all individuals that will help them to lead full, well-rounded lives within the Cincinnati community. As... more »

  William82 wrote:

I can't say enough good things about PFLAG PC. They are a great group of caring and compassionate people doing great things to provide support to the LGBT youth of Panama City. Our organization Pride of the Panhandle has partnered with them on a project... more »

  Cephas wrote:

I have been working with Cephas/Peaceprints of Buffalo and Rochester, NY for over 40 years, going into Attica Prison every Wednesfor for about 35 of those years. The purpose of the prison visits is to work with men to help them understand what they love... more »

  Sindy D. wrote:

Amazing what this this program does! The Stoneybrook Foundation is the only accredited facility in the Western part of PA. more »

  CynthiaWilliams wrote:

After having worked for Disabled Citizens Alliance for 2 years, I am shocked to find out that they are not under the jurisdiction of Fair Labor Laws. When I asked about recieving my check they replied that because they are a non profit organization they... more »

  John Boland wrote:

Providing services in Roosevelt, NY (Saturday mornings) and in Jamacia, NY. Hot meal is served on Saturday around noon. Used and new clothes are provided. For 7 years before September 2011, the meals were prepared at Our Holy Redeemer in Freeport.... more »

  TeraGoodwin wrote:

This agency has gone above an beyond for me on several occasions while I was hospitalized in an inpatient psychiatric unit. I was having my rights as a human being taken away from me because the hospital felt I was a danger to myself and was then subjecting... more »

  ninaboch1 wrote:

there is no way to stop a donation. I have called the number provided and rec'd no answer. more »

  jtkidd72 wrote:

My journey with Able Inc. has been a surprising and deeply fulfilling one. Though I had been exposed to intellectual disabilities in my personal life, I never expected that serving this community would become such a significant part of my story. The... more »

  Stuross wrote:

I have served on the board of Purple Tree Cafe since early 2019. I stay with it because Ilve seen first hand the positive effects it has had on its employees. The treats are delicious; the board and staff are friendly and hard working. I hope you will... more »

  ojoyce wrote:

Hi my name is Joyce Arango I have a disability also are use a walker to get around but I was wondering if I can volunteer for you guys if you guys except any volunteers to Hope you guys are out I would love to help out I am an outgoing person I am a people... more »

  Bob_47 wrote:

The contact information is over three years old. The people listed do not even work there anymore. The website isn't accurate, the 990's haven't been submitted in two years and the agency is in disarray. more »

  jgardner8 wrote:

I have volunteered at several Camp DRIVE camps and have enjoyed them immensely, maybe even more then the campers! The staff and quality of services delivered are some of the best I have ever seen, The schedule and activities provided are fun, therapeutic,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic comprehensive therapeutic equestrian services near Middlebury, only about 30 mins from South Bend and right outside Goshen and Elkhart. Always seems to be looking for volunteers - everyone is made to feel welcomed, appreciated, and included.... more »

  barbie49 wrote:

This is a new non-profit designed to have pets assist people in need. These pets have helped children improve their reading skills by being there to be a non-critical listener. As this organization grows, it will involve many other types of pet therepy... more »

  Veronicalynn wrote:

This is a volunteer based organization that raises funds for all Gwinnett County Senior Services. The needs are great because of the aging population. The Board Members have been wonderful in creating and maintaining fun fundraisers throughout the County... more »

  SeniorSupporter wrote:

Great organization providing services to seniors and those with disabilities. They are a great resource in our community! more »

  Writer wrote:

I've worked with the Throckmorton for benefits and community events. The theatre itself is in the heart of Mill Valley and brings heart to Mill Valley. Owner Lucy Mercer nurtures artistic growth while also providing an enviornment where community can... more »

  Erin_L2 wrote:

Working with Living Advantage makes me feel like I am making a difference in the future of foster care. After finding out how many youth have no access to their identifying documents, I wanted to be a part of the solution. Living Advantage connects youth... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Vision Resources of Central Pennsylvania has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  colorado mom wrote:

I am very pleased to see this organization building capacity and adding fabulous advocates and professionals to its staff and board. Although I haven't been a client of the LDAC, I have been a client to some of the wonderful people that make up the organization.... more »

  joeelijah wrote:

Have faith in Jesus trust in him.pray and let Jesus handle it. more »

  bensplace wrote:

I love the opportunities for all our individuals to grow to their potential. Art, sports, living skills, supported employment and more choices means that there is something for everyone here. Our son, Brian attends here and loves all the great opportunities... more »

  icare4u wrote:

Women That Care Is A well Known Non Profit That Provides service in and around the communities with basic need items .The Director has a heart for the community no matter what the situation is and where they are in life .You can find services from Ms... more »

  Slab7Media wrote:

GH is one of those places that wdon't people away and treats everyone the same way. They are great with supplying people with food, clothing and shelter when available. One of the things I appreciate is the "Low Barrier" policy in place. Meaning there's... more »

  BIRRDsong_Bri wrote:

Brain Injury Connections, northwest is an umbrella organization providing a sounding block and gathering experience for both those with brain injury and their care givers. There are sub groups named Brainstormers, BIRRDsong and Puertas de Esperanza, among... more »

  dbunkatty wrote:

I have been aware of and/or involved with Alternatives Unlimited for several years and I've recently joined the Board. Alternatives provides a full range of services and supports to persons with a significant mental illness and to persons with significant... more »

  Mahsa wrote:

This organization helps children in need globally and also teaches and motivates kids to help other kids. My kids and I volunteered for this organization for almost 5 years and it has been one of the most rewarding and life changing experiences of our... more »