Find Child Abuse Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

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  chander2nyc wrote:

At my first MaleSurvivor Weekend of Recovery, I walked into a room with 30 other people I had never met before, and for the first time in my life I didn't feel alone. I can't overstate how important the work MaleSurvivor does every day to help survivors... more »

  HeidiFransen wrote:

I began volunteering with O.U.R. five years ago and have been extensively involved with them ever since. I love the work they are doing, the staff and volunteers I work with, and the results that I've seen from all of our efforts. This organization is... more »

  artimesia wrote:

I've been a proud volunteer with API for the last 5 years and can say without a doubt that API truly makes a difference in the lives of children, families and their communities. API gives vital support to busy parents who are inundated with oversimplified... more »

  Mermaids1024 wrote:

This is a wonderful program to help empower kids and keep them safe. My kids really enjoyed the class and it was done in a non scary way. I would highly recommend this class to kids and teens of all ages! more »

  Ron Baradel wrote:

This is one terrific organization. It does fantastic work with a segment of society (abused and neglected children) that are truly victims and need help from dedicated people with great hearts who know what they are doing. That describes Anne Arundel... more »

  Lietta wrote:

I am honored to be associated and working with this great nonprofit, American SPCC (American Society for the Positive Care of Children). They are an amazing organization with huge goals and a vast vision to actualize positive social change as it relates... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... 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 »

  jsanchez7 wrote:

Had the opportunity to volunteer with CASA and I was able to learn and meet wonderful people. Not only was I able to make a difference in the lives of two children but I was also able to learn a lot from them. The CASA program is wonderful and very supportive... more »

  jan Tennyson wrote:

Growing up in the foster-care system in New York City has caused me to be passionate about children subjected to abuse. I started Dare to Dream Children's Foundation in 1987 and in 2007 earned the Governor's Lonestar Achievement Award. Knowing that there... more »

  Robert O.1 wrote:

Blue Water Surrender Rocks!Blue Water's Children's Home in Guatemala is caring for abandoned children and strengthening the community it serves. 100% of donations to Blue Water Surrender goes directly to food, housing, medical supplies, education,... more »

  Aubrey wrote:

One of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had was working as a court appointed special advocate. It was an opportunity to interact with a child who was going through some very difficult family situations and make sure that his best interests... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am an advocate working for clients at the trial court level. I have seen first hand how the work done by FVAP is changing the atmosphere and outcome of family violence cases in California. more »

  kaufamy wrote:

Both of my children has been students of the KidSafe Foundation Pre-K program. Years later, my kids remember the valuable lessons that were shared in the 8 week curriculum. Both kids loved reading the KidSafe books to each other. I can't say enough... more »

  redbracelet87 wrote:

PCAA implements research and evidence-based practices into the services they provide and the interventions they design. Local chapters creating Parent Circles are making a big impact on the the lives of parents and children who participate. I have had... more »

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more »

  AngelsAgainstAbuse wrote:

The Angels have made a difference in thousands of children and youth's lives in the child welfare system over the past 9 years and given them Hope for a better tomorrow. The Angels give these children memories to get them through their tough times and... more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »

  JP wrote:

Called by the press the "Nobel Prize for children" World of Children is 12 years old. 100% of overhead is covered by the Board of Governors thus assuring that contributions from others go directly to programs. All World of Children Honorees are vetted... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... more »

  Sam wrote:

Child Advocates really puts their heart and soul into helping community volunteers have the proper tools, support, and care to make a difference in the lives of foster children. more »

  mhendrix wrote:

Volunteering with and through Embrace Texas has truly been a joy and blessing. I love that they care about educating people, not just finding "hands" to do the work. They have a real heart for these kids and families, witnessed in the way they live their... more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  isabelhagood wrote:

I am so proud to volunteer with CASA for Children of DC. I am a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and have received the training and support I need from CASA DC to make a difference in the life of my foster youth. I know firsthand the... more »

  amyrosa wrote:

Casa is an amazing organization that really helps the most vulnerable children in our community. I was a teacher for23 years and had needy children in my classroom so I decided to volunteer on a individual basis with one child when I retired. Not only... more »

  Liz M Smith wrote:

It's been a pleasure to work with Rick (the founder) and the other board members! I can tell you that this organization is very honest and well run. Rick has dedicated a ton of his time and personal resources to start this mission and does not take... more »

  Andrew30 wrote:

The only non profit working to stop all abuse within 25 years. more »

  Carolyn wrote:

I have volunteered for Family Outreach, Richardson-Plano for 10 years in various administrative capacities. All the administrative work of the agency is done by volunteers! I have also mentored families which is very fulfilling work even tough... more »

  Writer wrote:

Providing an amazing public service for kids dealing with trauma due to abuse or neglect! more »

  Darren P. wrote:

We have seen so many cases in recent times of children being severely abused and in some cases even being killed. A group of Veterans decided to make a make a difference. The goal of MVACA is to make people aware of what is going on in their local... more »

  tina wrote:

I believe we can make a difference in this country by enforcing maximum sentencing in child neglect and abuse cases. We have to show these abusers that we are no longer going to tolerate these dispicable acts against innocent children! CWAV... more »

  Person wrote:

They really need to work on training the people who answer their 1-800-4-A-CHILD hotline. Here is an email I sent to employees at ChildHelp after my experience. I NEVER received a response. I called 1-800-4-A-CHILD to vent to a... more »

  Child Guardians wrote:

This all-volunteer Board does amazing things for kids. 100% of the funds that they raise for children - GO TO CHILDREN! They have a tiny administrative cost that is covered by additional donations from board members, and other donations. Help them... more »

  Joseph12 wrote:

I joined CASA of Prince George's County as a volunteer, commissioned by the District Court - Family Services to be an advocate for a teenager in Foster Care. The experience has been of immense responsibility and joy to see that most of your recommendations... more »

  dr-mike-oster wrote:

I first became involved with the Exchange club by being the director of the Child Protection Team at St Therese Medical Center in Waukegan. I then joined the Breakfast Exchange club of Gurnee and began becoming an officer. Later I joined the save abandoned... more »

  jbacevice wrote:

Providence House helps children and parents/guardians from families in crisis across Cuyahoga County. While the parents can address problems in their own lives in order to better care for their children, the kids are happy, healthy, and loved at Providence... more »

  KissingTheCockroach wrote:

I was so encouraged when I heard about Guardian Group. It is beyond amazing and brave that these groups of warriors exist to tackle the insidious secret cesspool of trafficking. I myself am a survivor of trafficking and have seen the darkest side of humanity... more »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  kellyp wrote:

Child & Family Resources is an unsung hero in Arizona. The staff works hard to protect children from abuse and neglect. At the same time, they strengthen families so the children grow up to be successful and safe. I donate to CFR because they truly make... more »

  lhinsch wrote:

The exploitation of children is a crime that is all to often ignored; not because it is unimportant but because it is a crime so painful to face that most people keep their distance from it. The Innocent Justice Foundation fights crimes against children... more »

  mlgriffin wrote:

Child Advocates - Denver CASA is a remarkable organization training, supporting, and engaging volunteers to do important work with children and youth in Denver. These children and youth are part of abuse and neglect cases (in most cases) and need the... more »

  Mission Kids wrote:

Mission Kids has been an important nonprofit in the community for over 10 Years! They help abused children to regain a part of their childhood that was taken from them. They also help the child's non-offending caregivers put the shattered pieces of their... more »

  Suzan S.1 wrote:

The Children's Healing Institute is an amazing organization that is dedicated to creating nurturing environments for children to thrive in. From our most fragile babies in the NICU to our families with children of all ages- we partner with our families... more »

  joverly wrote:

If you want to make a difference in a child's life who has done nothing wrong and finds themselves in a situation of devastation looking for a voice, you can be their voice. Volunteer and break the cycle, be the one to make the difference in that child's... more »

  tbing wrote:

CONNECT is involved in the education and prevention of gender violence. Through community education and collaboration, CONNECT's Supervising Attorney and advocates advise victims/survivors of domestic violence. For several years CONNECT has participated... more »

  Mary339 wrote:

This organization is doing good in the community. Striving to reach out to people that are in need due to an abusive relationship. They are always searching for ways to bring awareness to these awful circumstances. To make a way for a victim to become... more »

  Tammi C. wrote:

The women and children served by House of His Creation are taught who they are in Christ. They are given an example through houseparents of what a mom and dad should look like. These girls are given a chance to become more than they expect from themselves... more »

  Ken B wrote:

I've been a CASA in both Richmond City and now Henrico. The paid staff are smart and helpful and supportive, and the other volunteers are the kind of folks you'd like to spend time with even if you weren't working with them in Henrico CASA. The training... more »

  terry wrote:

I have been involved with Madonna Place for over 10 years. I started as a Board member and when my time ended on the board I became involved with their fundraising efforts. My passion for and belief in this organization is strong. When there was another... more »

  Justa Mom wrote:

I found the center when I went searching for a free play group for my daughter. I had been laid off and was now a stay-at-home mom with no other children. The center provided that interaction with other children thru their play group programs. I gained... more »

  sicili wrote:

By far my favorite charity. The directors and volunteers at Starbright work day and night to save children from abuse and rescue children caught in human sex trafficking. This is a huge crime and there are very few foundations addressing the problem.... more »

  Mr.Rand wrote:

The Sexual Violence Prevention Association does amazing work. They work systemically to prevent sexual violence which is something we definitely need. more »

  Danholohan wrote:

I moved to Bethesda, MD a year ago to be close to three of my daughters after my wife of 50 years died suddenly. Right after moving in, Amazon invited me into their Vine program. Vine is a group of product reviewers. We have access to thousands of products... more »

  DollyC wrote:

Provides support to families with children 0-5 years old in Chatham County. Provides programming for fathers, child care providers/teachers, early identification of children with special health care needs. more »

  tylerkreed wrote:

I served as a volunteer with this agency in their Shaken Baby Syndrome program. They are dedicated and devoted to their mission! more »

  _Reign_ wrote:

Sawman and his crew are removing child traffickers off the streets of America.Please take a few minutes to visit their website and make a donation or become a member of the team. more »

  rjhhh wrote:

I personally like that the Family Connection Center makes a direct impact on our community. I feel like my time and donations are helping make our community a better place for everyone to live. I love that their programs really help people avoid poverty... more »

  camig78 wrote:

This is great organization that helps battered women & children. Check out the website www.rhemawings.com more »

  hoppemail wrote:

I was first attracted to this organization because of the passion and expertise of its leadership. It has a tiny budget and a small staff, but The Exchange Center is making a large impact in the area of abuse counseling and prevention in our community.... more »

  JTaylor wrote:

I became involved in CASA through a friend who introduced me to the organization through its Light of Hope event in 2003. I became a board member in 2006, and have been honored and privileged to serve in several capacities ever since. I truly believe... more »

  anita-rae wrote:

This woman embodies Love and Compassion in a way that reaches the Forgotten. I have witnessed this organization do things for people that has left a lasting footprint on one's heart. I too suffered sexual, mental and physical abuse as a child. This Woman... more »

  tfscasa wrote:

As a CASA Volunteer for over ten years, I have worked closely with SCAN leadership and staff in connection with my many cases. I have come to appreciate more and more the breadth of experience, the level of skill, and the intensity of commitment to the... 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 »

  kmccor11 wrote:

As an NCA staff member, I work hard to support our mission of ensuring that child victims throughout the country receive the services they need to move forward from the trauma of their abuse. As an NCA donor, I give because I see the impact of our work... more »

  JenBoswell wrote:

CASA of Collin County is a WONDERFUL place to volunteer if you want to truly affect the life of a child. Advocating for children I've worked with is a special privilege, and being there for each little person as they go through hard, scary, confusing... more »

  jmorel2327 wrote:

This organization provides a great service in our community, and is working to grow its reach every year!! more »

  asreynolds wrote:

I have been contributing to and volunteering for CFC for a number of years now; it's a great team that is tirelessly dedicated to freeing children from bondage, and I'm proud to support the work of this organization! more »

  svadvocate wrote:

Our Wave provides an amazing healing platform for survivors of sexual and domestic violence. I love their mission and vision and believe survivors should have great technology tools like this to support their healing. It’s amazing what they have been... more »

  Michelle T.2 wrote:

For the Sake of one was an invaluable tool on my foster care journey. The offered great events for my kids that gave me a much needed break. Sometimes a solo walk through Target is just what a mom needs! They showed up with clothes, diapers and... more »

  HHSProvider wrote:

Grace Center does such amazing work. They offer so many services that help women and families in the community. more »

  Chris S.15 wrote:

I became familiar with The Child Center a little over 2 and a half years ago. To better understand what The Child Center was all about, I attended one of their breakfast tours. The facility was warm, welcoming and staffed with some of the strongest... more »

  Tessa W. wrote:

The Canopy Center is a great organization that helps many families. I started volunteering here for an internship and am so glad I did because it has shown me how much I love this work and how great I feel knowing that I've helped make a difference in... more »

  kusarigama wrote:

Parent Aid truly is a mission-driven organization. All of their programs serve their mission and I'm always impressed with the passion and dedication of the staff who work so hard to strengthen families and prevent child abuse as well as the board members... more »

  sbublitz09 wrote:

The LCHS is such a wonderful organization! We rescued our ‘little’ Meadow from here and they couldn’t have been better! She was such a fantastic fit for our family and now gets spoiled at our new home in Tennessee! more »

  fayc wrote:

A very caring organization. Very committed to raising awareness about child sex trafficking. more »

  rickmann wrote:

Chantala and her team are very dedicated to making sure that new mothers are armed with the knowledge they need to help bring their newborn into this world. more »

  dznsln wrote:

I have supported Hope Unlimited for Children for many years and have seen firsthand the transformational work they do with children at mortal risk. Former street children now gainfully employed and contributing to society. Young girls once forced into... more »

  SafeHopeCenter wrote:

I have been working very closely with WRAP for almost nine years, as the Director of a Family Justice Center, where they are one of our core partner agencies. Their advocates are the hardest working, most compassionate people! They truly care about... more »

  Katie234 wrote:

I was introduced to Web Wise Kids by a friend, and from the moment I met the staff, I would have done anything to help! What a dedicated, hard-working, committed group of people. They truly care about the kids and families they are serving, and are always... more »

  RKJewels wrote:

Truly an inspiring nonprofit. This group of amazing women tackle some of the most difficult topics and they do it head on. Can not say enough about the extremely important work of bringing awareness and resources to this very overlooked area of abuse... more »

  kweaver38 wrote:

They truly are the voice of the child in the court system and the only 'constant' for many children. Their involvement with the children they represent is more than any other agency or caseworker can provide. They make recommendations to the judges... more »

  toc412 wrote:

OCAS is an incredible organization that works behind the scenes across Oregon to make a huge impact for kids and their communities. As someone who has experienced abuse, their work is very close to my heart. I appreciate the passion, knowledge, insight,... more »

  pwonderly wrote:

I first became aware of Covenant Community Services while at a local bicycle race in Bakersfield, California. I was drawn to their booth for the very good reason that they were offering delicious hot coffee. While there, I learned that they have a program... more »

  JACwvfd wrote:

I have no idea what personal vendetta the first reviewer is pursuing, but my experience with Still Creek could not be more different. I have lived in this area for over 40 years. I have never been directly, formally affiliated with SCCA, but I have watched... more »

  sunflower wrote:

If you enter foster care abuse or psychotropic drug abuse foster care in the search engine, you'll see that foster children are 10 times likely to be abused and 4 times likely to be drugged on psychotropic drugs like 3-year-old Rachel from Texas and 7-year-old... more »

  Shannon wrote:

The CAC is an amazing agency with an incredible staff, dedicated to helping abused and neglected CHILDREN and their families. The stories would break your heart!! Abuse is up and donations are down. But the good news is, we can make a difference!!!!... more »

  AdminBethel wrote:

This is an excellent non-profit that helps families to stay together. They are able to work with at risk families and teach parents how to parent while also caring for the youngsters. more »

  Thompson A. wrote:

I was matched to WATCH MN through a board search firm. I had received at least 3 other non profit's profiles that matched my profile, but WATCH is the one that caught my eye on paper. It was the only non profit with the unique value proposition of monitoring... more »

  Leslie72 wrote:

The many programs CAPC offers are helping prevent child abuse in Contra Costa County. The Nurturing Parenting Connection provides home support and parent education. Trained professionals provide mandated reporter trainings to teachers, school staff... more »

  KathleenA wrote:

The staff are professional and caring. Children can be shy and scared when they walk in the door but victim advocates make the whole family feel welcome to help alleviate fears even though they are going through traumatic circumstances. It is a safe environment. more »

  craigy wrote:

ISAT provides counseling services for victims and perpetrators of sex abuse. They also provide counseling for domestic abuse and alcohol and drug abuse. They are a trained professionals with over 20 years of experience. I have been on the board for... more »

  pomwaparent wrote:

I have been with PEACE of Mind - Parent Education And Child Empowerment, since the inception of the organization in 2006. This has been the most rewarding volunteer experience I have ever had. Teaching parents and other adults about how to keep kids safe... more »

  Jill Dugas wrote:

This organization works extremely hard to provide free services to survivors of sexual violence. There are three programs there that put their blood, sweat and tears into the incredible work that they do. Valuable asset to the community and... more »

  MAWesterlund wrote:

What would Monroe County do without Wesley House!? A safe and secure place to care for one's children while parents are at work. That's the key word, WORK! Which parents wouldn't otherwise be able to do without childcare. more »

  chuckwaldsmith wrote:

A very great organization. Money goes straight to the kids. Teach them about Jesus and feed them. Keep them safe in a gang torn area. Please give if you have a chance. Do a monthly sponsorship and feed a child for $50 :-) more »

  sabra.soileau wrote:

They have a huge impact on getting assistance and supports for so many of our families. more »

  armstrong1990 wrote:

Seeing what this non profit is doing to help children in need is awesome! I look forward to continuing to see the impacts that they make on children’s lives. more »

  aessner1 wrote:

Deirdre's House provides more services for the dollar than any other non-profit organization to which I contribute or on whose board I have served. Maria Savettiere, Deirdre's House Executive Director, seems to have thrown the word "No" out of her vocabulary:... more »

  davehenton wrote:

The Hays-Caldwell Women's Center is a vital community service in San Marcos and in Central Texas. In addition to the wide array of services offered to women, children, families, and the community, HCWC provides outstanding professional education opportunities... more »

  sjcashen wrote:

About 20 years ago my life was in shambles and I needed someone to help me and my children get out of an abusive and impossible situation. Independence House was there for us. They met and counseled me and my children and today because of their efforts... more »

  Lucretia S. wrote:

This program provides children that are in the foster care system with the opportunity to have a responsible adult in their lives who offers consistency, guidance, and cares about their overall wellbeing. more »

  Fran B.1 wrote:

OC Child Abuse Prevention Center is a wonderful organization that brings support, education and fulfills so many Dreams of families. I have volunteered on multiple occasions with many more to come. I have chosen Child Abuse Prevention as the charity... more »

  therapist1 wrote:

I work for Options and would not want to be anywhere else. The compassion and empathy the employees show clients and each other are amazing. Leadership is mindful of their employees and not only want you to be successful, but give you the tools to get... more »

  anah wrote:

I really don't know what my family would've done without Care House. The effects of child sexual abuse is horrible for a child, but it also can have a long lasting impact on the entire family. The staff of Care House was nurturing, polite, warm and professional... more »

  mobileUser702116 wrote:

My son was struggling with grades, attention, and getting along with others. We didn't know where else to turn and without insurance our options seemed limited. Dr. Griffin gave us the time and attention necessary to understand our situation and prescribe... more »

  DiAnne wrote:

The Saint Louis Crisis Nursery Saves Babies Lives, Keeps Kids Safe and Builds Strong Families! For the past 25 years, we have worked to prevent child abuse and neglect. 99% of the children we have worked with have not experienced abuse or neglect and... more »

  Janet Potter wrote:

As a volunteer at Emerge Family Advocates, I supervised visits between non-residential parents and their children. I also helped facilitate exchanges of children between parents, so that feuding parents did not have any contact with each other--a critical... more »

  eliza-in-berkeley wrote:

I came to Family Paths 6 years ago when I was fresh out of college. I'd volunteered many places before I came to Family Paths. I was accustomed to organizations that didn't know what to do with a volunteer, that didn't seem to be helping their clients,... more »

  DebbieWinnick wrote:

I am both a long time donor and staff of the Needham Community Council. It is a wonderful organization that offers a variety of supports to Needham, MA residents - the food pantry and holiday gift giving programs help our neighbors who are having financial... more »

  cras wrote:

Before this center abused children were interviewed in criminal suspect interview rooms; now they have a child-friendly place to go. more »

  Justin58 wrote:

This foundation does amazing work, the employees and volunteers are the best Ive seen in this type industry.. God Bless Them... more »

  Iona R. wrote:

Since December 1999 I have had the pleasure of working in an Accredited Child Advocacy Center as a Social Worker and Forensic Interviewer; however, in 2009 I was given the honor to become a team member at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC). At the... more »

  Wright11 wrote:

Oh my, where do I begin. I have depended on this GREAT organization for years while serving as the Victim Advocate for Barnwell County Sheriff's Office. They have helped so many victims from our County. The Cumbee Center is such an important organization.... more »

  gragreiner wrote:

This organization is full of people who really care about abuse survivors and are working hard to change the preconceived myths around abuse, to educate churches about abuse, to support survivors, and to stop the flow of new victims. ������❤️ I am... more »

  dsebgc wrote:

While the CASAs in Texas provide assistance to many neglected and abused children. there are several that are run by corrupt individuals in positions as Executive Directors, e.g., one who embezzled funds, one who committed credit card fraud, and one... more »

  Sean12 wrote:

I am writing to say a few things about the programs at Neighborhood Place of Puna. I heard about this program through my friend Stacey. She is someone who is always working to improve things here on the BI. I knew right away that I should try to get involved... more »

  cathyf wrote:

I started as a volunteer in this CASA Program in 2000. Being an advocate for abused and neglected children in South Central Idaho has given me a chance to give back to my community and make a difference in the lives of these children, one at a time.... more »

  Friendof wrote:

I can't say enough good things about this organization. I worked there in the past and I have also utilized their services. Exceptional people providing much needed services. more »

  Bob wrote:

I think this agency could do a really wonderful job if they had more qualified staff. I felt as if the supervisor and staff I encountered needed more professional training in social services. It seemed that many of the supervisors and staff were friends... more »

  Erinm44 wrote:

Purewish Foundation is all about empowering people to be independent and earn a living. Enachu is a friend and he is devoted to getting the word out about the organization and providing training in as many different areas as possible. This is important... more »

  sunnysugden wrote:

CASA has completed my lifetime goals and given me the oppoetunity to work with Foster children specifically. I am a retired high school counselor and when I was finishing up my degree at Cal State Fullerton , I was assigned an internship at a local home/school... more »

  E.D. wrote:

My Giving Story…… I have several charities that are close to my heart, however American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence is the charity I am most fond of. ( http://nccafv.org ) My reason for supporting... more »

  pamellaolson wrote:

I have been involved with SFCASA for 16 years. I have been a child advocate, a board member and a donor. This organization serves the children in foster care who have suffered neglect and abuse. SFCASA has volunteers involved with over 250 children... more »

  Sonya J. wrote:

The Family Resource Center is an organization dedicated to the development of children. They do a great job working with and teaching parents how to raise happy and healthy kids. This is one of the organizations that works in the "trenches" with your... more »

  Mallory H.1 wrote:

I love volunteering with CASA of Jefferson & Gilpin Counties! I meet with my CASA child once a week and get to feel like I am making a real difference in her life. more »

  michele_702 wrote:

CASA of Williamson County is a great place to be. Everyday volunteers are being asked to work very hard in the child welfare system where they are giving it all they have to speak up in the best interest of a child. This means making endless phones... more »

  Writer wrote:

The entire experience was awkward and uncomfortable with everyone. The lady at the front was extremely curt and unprofessional about her welcome at the front door. She not only talked to me as if there were disdain in her view of my company, she also... more »

  TedPage wrote:

I got involved in the Lionheart Foundation several years ago; it's an excellent organization that's making real progress in breaking dysfunctional cycles in society - at risk youth, very young parents, and prisoners. Our prisons in the US are basically... more »

  Constance_C wrote:

What inspires me to give is the enjoyment I receive when helping and working with people. I have always wanted to be a help to others. I always feel happy when I help someone else, and at the same I feel am truly blessed myself through helping others.... more »

  LynetteN wrote:

The organization embarks to achieve its vision through all the activities it undertakes. This is highly commendable. more »

  DianeM677 wrote:

Great place to volunteer. This organization offers one time opportunities to volunteer - and long-term opportunities as well. Call Alana Rykala to find out more at (412) 361-4800. more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... more »

  jcourtemash wrote:

I started volunteering in September 2013 and fell in love with the company and all of the coworkers! I was given numerous tasks and was always given an opportunity to learn something new or even try something I had never done before. I felt that I have... more »

  MDr1768 wrote:

CASA is a wonderful organization that puts donor funds to good use. However, obtaining correct tax receipts is difficult. Thank you letters often take over a month to get back to me and that is the only time I hear from them. I'm disappointed that there... more »

  Ron S. wrote:

I've been a "supporter" (not a member yet) with BACA of Northwest Arkansas (A local chapter under this state branch) for about six months now, and have been so impressed with the quality and integrity of their "patched members", let alone ALL they are... more »

  only4katol wrote:

Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded... more »

  Fromdarkness2light wrote:

Thirteen years ago I contacted CARE House in regards to volunteering for their CASA program. It was the most impactful volunteer position I had ever devoted my time to, helping children who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect. Through... more »

  Diane_Z wrote:

She was gentle, patient, kind, validating, understanding, and what seemed to be like the only lifeline I had to sanity. My first session at Project Family Services went something like, “Why don’t you start by telling me what brings you here,... more »

  FROG Lili wrote:

I have been a Adult 2 Youth Mentor for the past 3 1/2 years. It has been an enlightening experience in that as I have "put myself out there for our teens" the return for me has been life changing. I became a Child Advocates volunteer due to my own personal... more »

  niceiowagirl wrote:

I have only recently become involved with the CAC, and I am amazed by the commitment of the staff to the children who need them. The facility is an incredible place - a rehabilitated turn-of-the-19th-century home that is warm, inviting, and supportive.... more »

  Diana Donovan wrote:

The International Child Abuse Network (Yes, ICAN) is an amazing organization. They help survivors of abuse take that first step towards healing in a safe, annonymous forum. The website, www.yesican.org, is also a great resource for information on abuse. more »

  Jordan_I wrote:

Growing up in small town America, it feels like everyone knows everyone. Some would even claim my community, Bartlesville, Oklahoma, is pretty close to Mayberry. However, after growing up, leaving home, starting a family and eventually moving my family... more »

  Karen wrote:

About 18 years ago, I heard a horrifying story on the local radio station in Birmingham, Alabama about how twin girls who were 5 yrs old, were found in an apartment, living in a dog crate and in their own feces. Because they were so under nourished and... more »

  Destiny peace wrote:

Spcc helped me become a better parent for my kids. I was a real young mom when my first baby was born. My social worker helped me do things like finish high school but also showed me how what I was doing with my kids was not helping them feel safe. They... more »

  sama wrote:

I am a volunteer at Mutual Ground as a yoga and meditation teacher. I have been doing this for almost 10 years. When I first contacted MG about teaching yoga, they welcomed me with open arms, intuitively knowing how yoga and meditation could help their... more »

  john-martin wrote:

On behalf of myself, my family, and my community, I would like to thank the National Child Safety Foundation and all of their volunteers for their countless hours dedicated to helping to rebuild the parks, computer lab and other child friendly facilities... more »

  Michelle Pagni wrote:

As both a donor and a prior volunteer, Promises2Kids is close to my heart. Originally founded in 1981 as the grassroots Child Abuse Prevention Foundation of San Diego, this organization continues to be the preeminent organization for preventing and treating... more »

  Louise-Hope wrote:

Hope For Children Foundation provides FREE online training intending to reduce crimes of sexual assault and domestic violence against children and adults. The training is received well and is making a significant difference in the lives of those trained.... more »

  NLAFoundation wrote:

Trust Counselors Network has been very helpful to my clients, and has been very professional to work with more »

  treisz13 wrote:

I am a donor and board member of the Child Abuse Council. I think it is incredibly important to maintain child welfare and be sure that child abuse and neglect remain unacceptable. The Child Abuse Council deals with these issues, providing quality programs... more »

  BOForeman wrote:

CALM is an amazing organization! CALM is the only organization in Santa Barbara County whose sole mission is to prevent and treat child abuse, and their treatment methods are informed, effective and culturally relevant. As a member of the Board of... more »

  Sara wrote:

I believe it would be helpful to link CASA and especially ENOTAH CASA to foster parent groups. This is a source for possible future volunteers to the CASA program AND a ggod way to engender cooperation from foster parents when working with CASA volunteers. The... more »

  justicelondon2 wrote:

I rate it a 0! How can the volunteer not respond to a child going home after a visit with dad even pics were sent but will respond to the father complaining he didn't get to see his child. And volunteer ask for a emergency court hearing and gets... more »

  virtualnacavolunteer wrote:

As a volunteer with the Native American Children's Alliance (NACA), and a professional in the non-profit world myself, I can't imagine supporting a better cause. We need organizations like NACA in order to prevent and eliminate child abuse in native communities.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was in a domestic abuse situation,it was alot of lying on the part of the female I was abused by finally it was discovered by law enforcement along with much else and they charged her with a felony because of the way she tortured me.i met with the d.a.,and... more »

  kbunker wrote:

Dedicated to serving the needs of abandoned, abused, neglected and at-risk children. Provide services such as provinging lawyers for abused kids, education advocates to work in the schoolsystem and needed basics such as clothing and school supplies to... more »

  sloane wrote:

I have been involved with Child Enrichment off and on for the past 20 years. I started by raising money to buy Christmas presents for children who were being housed in Child Enrichment"s Shelter for Abused Children. As I began to learn more about the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible. This place is kind of like a religious cult. There is high employee turnover and little to no leadership from the owner. The staff is not used to dealing with clients parents. They basically do what they want and don't answer to anyone.... more »

  yk363 wrote:

Incredible program staff that care about the kids and volunteers. A real depth of knowledge and professionalism. An agency wholly committed to improving the lives of foster children and youth in the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

An amazing organization helping children in our local communities! more »

  lkerstetter wrote:

Amazing organization that has been serving San Diego's most vulnerable since 1972. Tens of thousands of families helped through their many programs. Maternity Shelter program houses and helps assist young single mothers and their children. They just... more »

  Shanna M. wrote:

I am writing this review to let everyone know what good work CASA does !!! I have been a volunteer for over three years and have seen and helped so many young ones. With out CASA these kids would not have a voice in court. CASA Volunteers check up on... more »

  Mike and Della wrote:

As a CASA Vol I have had the opportunity to help children in ways that I never dreamed. I will say that when I was growing up I should have never been with either of my parents but had no one to help me or speak up for me. I feel I am giving the children... more »

  Susan302 wrote:

Fairfax CASA has one of the most inspiring missions I have yet to see of an organization. They employ a friendly staff, and bring together a great group of volunteers that really want to make an impact in their local community. Most importantly, they... more »

  Robin - productionpartnersinc.com wrote:

A serene and compassionate surrounding for people to regain their identity, create a new path and thrive in the world. The staff and volunteers are truly miracle workers and the people that pass through their doors are very thankful that a Shelter of... more »

  erh216 wrote:

Virginia Beach CASA is 100% dedicated to improving the lives of children. Their volunteers are selfless, compassionate individuals who work to help child victims of abuse and neglect. When a child is brought in to the court due to allegations of abuse... more »

  Sallyhouston11 wrote:

My YES Prep student service group recently volunteered at ESCAPE, and I was impressed for many reasons. Sandi Mercado, the executive assistant, was extremely organized. As soon as our students showed up, she had kid friendly tasks for them to complete.... more »

  Connie S. wrote:

I am recently retired as Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota. You might think that makes me a bit jaded, but not really. I chose to work at PCAMN after a long career in social services with children who were victims of abuse, neglect and... more »

  Brandi22 wrote:

Kid's Place makes a difference in the lives of abused children. more »

  volunteergirl wrote:

I learned about this organization when I met its executive director. She explained that the Center supports and medically asses children who are suspected victims of child abuse. Child abuse is a significant problem in our county, so I was interested... more »

  tinag17775 wrote:

I had a life-changing experience with Impact this weekend. The program is amazing and I will be recommending it to everyone I know. more »

  Harry wrote:

Anyakora Memorial Foundation Charity [AMFC] helped me to handle some complicated mortgage-Homeowners-insurance issues. I was being ripped off by these companies until AMFC officers came into the picture and resolved the situation. I am over 74 years... more »

  dakotaspappa wrote:

Childwatch funded my lodgeing during a long term still ongoing international parental abduction they are still actively helping and funding my annual visits to spain ( i am remarried and have a very small income) without the invaluable service my daughter... more »