Find Child Day Care Nonprofits and Charities

  Nancy Lam wrote:

This place was very enjoyable and great to work in. I volunteered for a while here and learned a lot about children. The workers are always upbeat!! They also have great energy, which is why the children here are always happy!!! Once in a while, a child... more »

  Linda K.1 wrote:

Mississippi Coats4Kidz is awesome. Since 2015 we have worked with some amazing kids. They are loving and all they need is a coat for the cold weather. This has truly been a blessing for me as well. Feela good to help others. more »

  Jewels128 wrote:

C.A.S.T for Kids is a great program. While fundraising I have met handfuls of not only disabled kids but also volunteers that came up to me just to tell me how this program is and how much it has fulfilled their lives. I am very proud to continue to volunteer... more »

  rmalone wrote:

Exclusive of my roles as a board member, I recognize PGCRC as one of the most well-run nonprofits in Prince George's County. The organization provides critical services to vulnerable residents and new, young parents to ensure children have healthy and... more »

  scubajan wrote:

This organizations makes an impact in the future success of young people in school and life by helping they and their families develop an interest in reading. more »

  Graciela S. wrote:

I had been working with them for more than 10 years. I am a Child Care Provider and my experience, in the beginning was good, then they had problems to pay us for more than 3 months sometimes and they never pay us on time. They are not serious in... more »

  steve-dorvee wrote:

The CDA serves many single, female heads-of-households. It enables these mothers to work to build economic independence and security for themselves and their young children. The CDA concentrates on the working poor and makes sure that they know that,... more »

  NanT wrote:

Bananas is a client-centered, child and parent advocate of the best kind. Their services are geared to the needs of children and supportive of parenting, a difficult job under the best of circumstances. more »

  AmandaPearlViitanen wrote:

Love to Langa does incredible work in the townships surrounding Cape Town. We are 100% volunteer driven, meaning all donations go directly to the projects and people in the communities where we work. Our priority is helping bring new opportunities to... more »

  StevefromPSU wrote:

We have been making donations to the Childcare Council as an organization who does business in Nassau County. We see the work that they do in the community and it pays off tremendously for our employees with children. Working parents need an organization... more »

  dlfen wrote:

We are a small day school in a small Jewish community. This network of peers has been invaluable to bringing information and tools to improve our success. Why reinvent the wheel? The sharing of creative, progressie ideas benefits all of us and strenghtens... more »

  GBparent wrote:

The child care is decent and there is some attempt at getting kids to do their homework after school but it's not great in that way. The staff is warm and skilled. The big benefit is it's on site. However, the administration is, in my opinion, pretty... more »

  israel wrote:

I have been with Na'Amaat for 65 years. I have been to Israel 4 times. I have raised money to go to our Donor Luncheon every year. I have been Treasurer for 6 years in Buffalo, N.Y., 6 yrs. in Miami Bch., And 10 yrs. in West Palm Bch. I was Calendar Chairperson,... more »

  barrystet wrote:

I go to pick up my kids and the do not want to leave. The Staff is nice and my kids love them. Its always a pleasure to leave me kids as I know they will be taken care of. more »

  Sarah S. wrote:

I have been a UCM donor for the last year because I believe that the work that they do is powerfully important. I learned about UCM through idealist.org and their website, but to truly understand the scope of what they do, you really have to talk to... more »

  kcooling wrote:

Waypoint Services provides a critical service to our community. The critical services that Waypoint provides- Domestic Violence, homelessness and childcare assistance are critical to ensuring that our community has the necessary resources to help people... more »

  susanamia wrote:

Chicago Photography Center is the best place in Chicago to learn a variety of photography techniques, in both traditional film and digital formats for those who don't want to enroll in a whole College program. The center has constant events, critiques,... 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 »

  Matt B wrote:

What a wonderful opportunity for these young children to have access to things that without this organization would not be available. It is so much more than just a place for these kids to be during the day. As well donations support a wonderful local... more »

  Lynne H. wrote:

A friend introduced me to St. Anne's over 10 years ago. I visited the facility and toured the programs. I quickly learned that the clients served by St. Anne's were some of Los Angeles's most vulnerable teens and young adults. The foster care system... more »

  bethpuma8 wrote:

Turnstone has been a blessing to our family. Our daughter was born prematurely, and because of that, suffers from retinopathy of prematurity. Because she has such little vision, she can only play sports in a safe environment. With Turnstone's adaptive... more »

  phinnebuschverizonnet wrote:

Angels Place provides high quality childcare and support services for single low income parents as they complete their education thereby helping two generations. more »

  KaylaRoussos wrote:

One of the best childcare facilities in St. Joseph County. My family loves El Campito! more »

  dverley wrote:

As part of our community outreach we look for charities that we can do more than just donate money to. Not that money is not important but working together as human beings and showing we care matters just as much. Illinois Action for Children gave... more »

  Jonathan G. wrote:

I have 2 children that went through the program of the LBDN. The start they got helped them in their years of school with one being a college graduate and the other being a 3rd year university student studying to become an elementary level teacher. ... more »

  LindaS wrote:

I am not only been a volunteer at the JCC of Binghamton, but my children attending pre-school and day-care at their Early Childhood Center, my husband and I have enjoyed many social fundraising events there, we work-out and do fitness classes there, our... more »

  Suzanne27 wrote:

ECS Is one of the finest organizations I have ever worked with. Their leadership and staff are dedicated without question to making the world for disadvantaged children and their parents a better place to live in. Additionally, they have been innovative... more »

  doctorgretchen wrote:

My three children were cared for, taught and nurtured at Love To Grow On. The staff are tremendously patient and caring to every child. They plan fun activities and keep the kids active! We appreciated their attention to Christian values very much. Our... more »

  Auntie13 wrote:

In search of a quality, affordable child care with before-school and afterschool programs for an 8 year old in my new neighborhood, I was readily advised by residents of the community to check out the program located at the Harriet Tubman National Blue... more »

  mattmaul wrote:

I am currently the Past Chairman of the Board at Brighton and I can tell you from my 10 years on that board that the phenominal job that is being done and has been done for years is greatly due the leadership of Kim Jefferies ( Executive Director) and... more »

  smvladova wrote:

The Mission ... to build a stronger community through the children of the future, making a high quality early childhood program accessible to all children, the basis for their success later in life. Noah's Ark Academy continually helps family's in need... more »

  mwood99 wrote:

We love the Herndon Children's Center (HCC)! Our son attended HCC for five years, from infant through PreK—my wife and I were really impressed with the education he received and his development at every level. HCC provides play-based learning at its... more »

  Susanne wrote:

This Daycare/Afterschool facility is geared toward Special Needs children/teens. They have Therapists on staff to attend to the children's therapies needed which is convenient, and a nurse on staff to take care of the medical needs. more »

  elizabeth wrote:

I have been involved with Goodwill Bridgepointe Services, Inc for 34 years. As a child, I always remember having bags in our house that were designated for the Goodwill. One year we even donated a car! As an adult, I continue to have the same commitment... more »

  Kathleen234567 wrote:

Over the past 17 years, I've had the opportunity to volunteer as a member of the Board of Directors for White Plains Children's Center. As both member and Chair, I have personally witnessed the dedication of teachers, staff, volunteers and community... more »

  jill-beth wrote:

The Family Place is always helping women - even the volunteers grow from their experiences. What they do is so critical for the community and the future of our community. I will continue to chair and support their causes because the development team... more »

  marketing vp wrote:

I have been working at St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care for almost 15 years, and during that time I have enjoyed a most unique environment unlike any other in the for profit or nonprofit sector. Every day I associate not only with my coworkers,... more »

  lchapman99 wrote:

Our family used Respite Care's services for our son Randy (Down Syndrome). The love and care they gave him was remarkable, and helped make our job as parents a bit easier. They helped teach us about caring for Randy, and they helped Randy learn to... more »

  HJPA wrote:

This review is for the Bayview FACES site. While the children were a joy to work with and the preschool teachers were really nice, the upper management staff were the primary people I worked with and will be discussing the main issues within this... more »

  elizabethbrooke. wrote:

Volunteering here has been a great experience! The atmosphere is so positive and welcoming, and the employees are super nice and helpful when needed. Definitely recommend MPPFC to anyone looking for a place to volunteer and/or parents with children birth... more »

  S.burke wrote:

Hello, my name is Scudorise, and I must say that Precious Jewels Learning, Inc. is an incredible organization. Me and my family need assistance this year with Christmas and they were extremely caring, helpful, understanding of my needs, and most of all... more »

  rachm23 wrote:

S.O.W. has done so much to help the vulnerable and orphaned in Mexico. Providing, food, haircuts, school supplies, and much more. They even help these orphans into adulthood. Helping them apply to college and pursuing skilled working opportunities like... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Learning Lamp is a wonderful organization, the services they provide for the under servedchildren of the Johnstown and surrounding communities is amazing. The impact that theyare making in the community is noticeable. I have volunteered... more »

  Willcocks wrote:

I have watched Casita Copan develop from its first days, and have seen the work that it is doing in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, where I lived for two years. Its model is innovative and effective, working with not just children at risk of being taken into... more »

  Samuel Brock F. wrote:

I graduated from High School from this school and it was awesome there and had an enjoyment at this school. They have became a great school in Crossville,TN. more »

  favorite wrote:

I have seen first hand how this organization economically handles the funds that they receive. They provide hope in the light of the darkness of poverty with great kindness. All the programs provided are greatly needed if the children of this community... more »

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  kjblake wrote:

Join is an exceptional results-focussed organization with amazing placement and retention rates for such a small orgainzation. The philosopy is simple and works to assist individuals and families in the Portland Area. I am a Board Member who has contributed... more »

  aimeejocole wrote:

I volunteered at Koh Tao International Primary during my time in Thailand and kept finding myself returning again and again in between other travel plans. I love this school and the teachers so much and I have built relationships there that will last... more »

  avbhake wrote:

My 3 year old son has been truly thriving at Blue Skies for the past 1.5 years. The thoughtful and detailed approach to childcare is unparalleled and we look forward to sending our daughter there later this year. more »

  Writer wrote:

Mom's House is an amazing gift to the parents and children the serve. They have rented space in my church's building for a couple years now, and I'm proud that we are hosting them while they change lives for the better. more »

  Melissa R. wrote:

I have seen the members of Children's Resource Network Center in action. Each person affiliated with this organization is dedicated and selfless. They all do their work, sometimes without pay, because they know that there are people who need help, especially... more »

  miamigs wrote:

I started with Respite Care of San Antonio as a volunteer, and it didn't take long before I felt called to join the team. I began my journey as a consultant, and within a few months, gratefully accepted an offer to join the team full time. In the past... more »

  Barbara191 wrote:

Making warm and soft snugly quilts and receiving blankets has been a fun and creative challenge for our sewing group, "The Wonky Weiser Quilters". As a former educator of young children, I appreciate the work this group does in the nursery. Encouraging... more »

  sguthrie wrote:

The Nursery provides an excellent environment for children to learn and grow. Even operating under the financial limitations of a non-proft structure, the staff there finds ways to offer services that support the entire family structure to provide the... more »

  samosg wrote:

In 1998, I was a single mom in a new city and needed support with my child. The 4Cs San Mateo was exactly the resource I was looking for with child care referrals near my area of work and home in Redwood City. I am so grateful that 4Cs provided such an... more »

  ras-muh-tas wrote:

Overall I was really impressed. Smoothly run, fun, and a great benefit to the community! That event coordinator, Amy I think her name was, is awesome! She really helped the event run smoothly and made me feel right at home. I would certainly recommend... more »

  PatBW wrote:

Our House, Inc may be a small facility but it has demonstrated monumental results that have improved the lives of families experiencing homelessness. The condition of homelessness can be demoralizing to the families affected. Children in particular suffer... more »

  PortChesterFriend wrote:

Carver Center is a wonderful organization that is consistently addressing a variety of needs in the Port Chester community. Everyone from leadership to volunteers are caring, kind people who are willing to help and ready to serve the community. I can't... more »

  DeAnne wrote:

I have been a Board member with Ayuda for the past 5 years. During that time I've been constantly impressed by the dedication and passion of the staff in helping Miami's low income families - especially the children. Day care, summer camp, programs... more »

  hollingsworth wrote:

Family Central Inc., is a quintessential not for profit agency that takes great pride it its work, both internally and in the broad and diverse communities it serves. FCI believes in and values the people it employs and that is demonstrated through it's... more »

  jenny55 wrote:

The university settement offers for the city like thay have computer classes for basic computer skills, microsoft office. Thay have the hunger senter, thay give free food away. thay have daycare and strive. thaty have free dinners for the city. thay have... more »

  Krissy6 wrote:

Kingdom Care Inc has been like a second family to us since they started providing care to our children. The care and attention to detail they provide is top notch. The care provided at Kingdom Care is truly second to none! Coming from out of town not... more »

  bhammom wrote:

Childcare Resources is a phenomenal non-profit organization in Birmingham, Alabama that provides assistance to families, children and local child care providers. Childcare Resources has enabled families to continue to stay employed, child care providers... more »

  durkinl wrote:

MCUM is a great organization that really makes Bloomington a better place. It is an organization that is small enough to connect to people as individuals, and has employees who are dedicated and professional enough to make a difference in the lives of... more »

  michelle dover wrote:

Excellent preschool/daycare! DLC offers a well planned program that fosters self confident, kind, inquisitive little people. My son loves his teachers, his friends, his classroom and the awesome outdoor play area. I never stress about him when I’m... more »

  SDuran wrote:

I joined the Assistance League of Santa Ana as a volunteer almost 2 years ago. The organization contributes in so many ways to the community. As a teacher at Santa Ana High school I became familiar with this group as they have given scholarships to many... more »

  ken4 wrote:

AYS has been the long-time provider of latch-key care for our school-aged children. We are a very small school system and AYS provides exceptional care and the highest educational programs despite our small number of participants. Absent the involvement... 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 »

  homerjon wrote:

Jennifer Johnson saw a problem. She came up with a great idea and through dogged determination launched Project One Day. Project One day is a great solution to child care and I see it as a great success. We need more Project One Days and more visionaries... more »

  judyatumom wrote:

UMOM is a amazing organization dedicated to ending homelessness in our community. I have been a volunteer on the UMOM New Day Center campus for many years and have worked in various areas and programs at the shelter. A number of years ago... more »

  msanch58 wrote:

Erie House has supported countless immigrant / low-income communities over 15 decades. As a teenager, they helped provide me with year-round programming, school-year mentorship, and guidance towards college. Without them, my immigrant parents and I would... more »

  cgrossow wrote:

The CAP Agency is a strong organization in our community! I know several people who have received assistance from the CAP Agency. The CAP Agency is a great place to go when you are in need. I value the programs offered and support the Agency. more »

  Christina Ramirez wrote:

My children attend GCI's CALMECAC Enrichment Program. They enjoy the activities and frienships made every summer. But most importantly they continue to stimulate their minds throughout the summer because this program emphasizes on literacy. My children... more »

  jbrannen3 wrote:

The mission of PediPlace is to make healthcare a reality for every kid. How do we do that with so many uninsured and underinsured children? Well, we have to start at the local level and PediPlace does that. Instead of going to an emergency room just... more »

  Elizabeth Dixon wrote:

ChildCareGroup meets a real need for so many working parents throughout Dallas County- offering their children a safe place to learn and thrive. The educational quality of ChildCareGroup child development centers is extraordinarily impressive- teachers... more »

  Mrs. Jackson wrote:

Ms. Latasha Davis goes over and beyond for not only her kids but her parents as well. She treated us like family from the first time I ever met her. My son was barely speaking and was not to social, but for some reason since he has been with Beautiful... more »

  Charmcity04 wrote:

I love the diversity of this center! I feel that my son gets a great educational experience at Apostolic. Keep up the good work! more »

  DonorCEO wrote:

Genesis shelter has so many problems that it boggles the mind. The shelter has "policies" that conflict with the best interests of the children and families it serves. Example 1.) If a parent enters the shelter with a newborn, obviously... more »

  lionshooter wrote:

I am impressed with Special Kids Day Care because of the quality of care and attention the children receive. All the children participate in organized age appropriate activities and are taught by qualified teachers. Everyone receives healthy balanced... more »

  Asra wrote:

My two children have attended the Boys & Girls Club afterschool and during the summer for over 5 years. The staff is incredible. They take the time to get to know the children - with hundreds of kids in the program it's amazing to hear them calling the... more »

  mrwindt wrote:

Under One Roof is the sponsor, developer and operator of "The Marvin" - affordable congregate housing with supportive services and "The Marvin Children's Center" - a full day full year accredited child care program for 3 &4 year olds. Under One Roof... more »

  Letshelp2 wrote:

This is the worst place ever. Its dirty and the person Joan that is in charge of the facility is rude, lies and is disrespectful. Horrible experience more »

  adj_ wrote:

Our Children's House is a caring, warm and loving non-profit preschool. My child attended OCH from when we discovered it when he was 3 until he started Kindergarten. We loved the small, home like atmosphere of the school, the individual attention our... more »

  Michael M.5 wrote:

KleinLife are presenting themselves as a health club for elderly people. However, please take a look at the attached photos. There is no handicap access to the gym or handicap accessible bathrooms on the gym floor. Inside the building the equipment, the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Impressed with their strong relationship with the local community by meeting their special needs and transforming children through the secular and spiritual education! more »

  poeyo1ster wrote:

Mychal's Learning Place is a phenomenal agency that caters to children and young adults who have developmental disabilities. It's students are given the opportunity to develop and establish lasting relationships with other peers in a supportive and nurturing... more »

  Yesenia L. wrote:

We started our foster care journey in 2009. From the very beginning Friends of Foster Care has been a life saver!Where do I begin? We fostered and adopted 2 children from foster care, what a loving experience.Friends of Foster Care helped us tremendously.... more »

  JP Mom wrote:

I was very newly pregnant when I put us on the waiting list, and my son started in the Infant Room at the Joy Picus Child Development Center downtown when he was almost 10 months old. We have now been in every classroom, and I would recommend each to... more »

  jtreadwaysag wrote:

The Child Care Center of Evanston has a history of serving the underserved in Evanston as part if their mission statement by offering high quality child care for working parents in an enrching environment.They were pioneers in formalizing home day care... more »

  Davis S. wrote:

My wife and I looked at several after school child care programs in Larchmont/Mamaroneck for our daughter, at the time attending Central Elementary School (that was in 2007...she is now at Mamaroneck High School). KEEPS was without doubt the best of... more »

  Terence T. wrote:

Our son's Ladybug class had a teaching assistant that looks like Barbie, but isn't qualified to teach or work with children. According to feedback, she made little effort to connect with children, didn't seemed enthusiastic about it, and frequently stood... more »

  dashaynedw wrote:

This learning center has made a positive impact on the children in the various communities that it has served in Los Angeles County for more than 10 years. They help at risk kids become productive law-abiding citizens. They help lighten the load of... more »

  dstarkey04 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Horizons for seven years. It is a wonderful organization that reaches far and wide in Massachusetts to enrich the lives ofhomeless children living in shelters. The children have time to play and be a child in the beautiful... more »

  Mildred T. wrote:

Anna House does such great work. Their education programs are terrific and really make a difference. And the people are so nice and friendly. Definitively a good group to work with. more »

  eja001 wrote:

My daughter has been attedning the Infant Welfare Society of Evanston (Baby Toddler Nursery) for almost one year. Initially, I was apprehensive about having her in daycare, but those feelings soon went away. I could tell immediately that the teachers... more »

  gravity108 wrote:

The people at Housing Hope care so much and it shows by the difference they are making in people's lives. more »

  AeLabady wrote:

I have supported Apparent Project Childcare and school for 3 years now. I absolutely love visiting this organization in Haiti! The kids are happy, secure, loved, and learning in the Montessori style classrooms. The teachers are amazing and self-sacrificing... more »

  lefteye2013 wrote:

They have income restrictions on veterans who have a salary. If its over $29,000, the will not provide emergency assistance. This is not acceptable. more »

  whaco86 wrote:

My first encounter with the YWCA was as a client. My daughters and I stayed at the women's shelter when leaving a DV relationship. They counseled and supported me, giving me back my confidence and self-esteem. After several years of healing, I returned... more »

  anniess wrote:

Children In Need of Services is the areas largest non profit working with children. They have been providing services for over 30 years and now serve over 3600 children a year. They are the go to program for many needs such as Children's Counseling,... more »

  kararichstone wrote:

Lionheart Children's Academy has been a huge part of my family's story. My son started at Lionheart when he was three years old and my daughter when she was one. The relationships we have built at Lionheart between the teachers, staff, and other parents... more »

  MandyViv wrote:

After a dear friend's bad experience at a nursing home/rehab, I wanted to get involved in advocating for seniors in some way. I had been appalled at the treatment she received and that she was afraid to have anyone speak up about it for fear she would... more »

  S.Alex F. wrote:

Caring People Alliance has offered so many needed services to my busy family. From their wonderful Early learning Center staff through their after school. and summer camps; we couldn't have managed without their services. The before and after care enabled... more »

  dmclaurin wrote:

In our school all teachers, staff, parents, and patrons will work together as a caring, trusting team sharing our unique talents and resources to provide an environment for each individual to be valued, to grow, and to achieve success. more »

  Odoub wrote:

This organization has been doing a great job on the field for some years now. We need to support them. more »

  Jwatt5000 wrote:

Hollywood Burkes does A Phenomenal Job and he Will Be My Barber forever. We grew up together and he is an amazing brother and friend. If you need a fresh cut Go see my dude Hollywood Burkes more »

  dayle1 wrote:

This new church non profit will be a blessing to the people in this community and surrounding areas for sure more »

  ace123 wrote:

la casa is a very nce place to go if you need a safe place to go and you dont have anywhere else to go for finicial help or day care,anything its a very helpful place to have in waukesha more »

  CGEDevelopment wrote:

The Center for Great Expectations assists pregnant women and adolescents in “breaking the cycle” of homelessness, abuse, and addiction with a unique Relational Recovery Model.  We offer a full continuum of care and comprehensive service programs,... more »

  MAT STRAZZ wrote:

THIS REST HOME IN THE BACK BAY IS ONE OF THE BEST IN MA... THE HISTORIC HOUSE IS WELL KEPT. THE PRICE FOR PRIVATE PAY IS VERY REASONABLE. YOU GET TO LIVE IN A GREAT NEIGHBORHOOD CLARENDON ST BY BEACON ST. FOR A REST HOME THIS IS ABOUT AS GOOD AS... more »

  Heather277 wrote:

Amazing staff who have loved all 3 of my kiddos over the years. The hearts of these people are just fantastic. I could go on and on more »

  kuft wrote:

The Denise Louie Education Center is an organization that is committed to preparing kids for the future and empowering their families while also preserving home language and culture. The organization serves children ages 0 - 5 and their families through... more »

  Childcarecouncilsuffolk5 wrote:

The Child Care Council of Suffolk is truly a gem for parents, providers, and all people who promote quality early childhood education. The organization is committed to helping families and providers and the staff are passionate about their mission. Keep... more »

  sandra.farney wrote:

A remarkable educational program for children (ages 6 wk. to 6 yrs), who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or have communication disorders! A team of professionals and dedicated staff serve these children and their families as they experience this critical time... more »

  eccrocks wrote:

SouthSide does an amazing job meeting the needs of the whole child. SouthSide teachers know that each child is an individual with unique needs and abilities, and their curriculum reaches across content areas and developmental domains in order for the... more »

  mha5785948 wrote:

I believe Kidango provides a wonderful environment for each child to explore and discover many possibilities who he/she wants to be. Kidango is a very acceptance place as well as very family oriented. As an agency, Kidango put people first!!!! more »

  kceriani wrote:

WHALE follows through every day on their mission to help kids of all abilities learn and play with their peers while giving parents the breath we all need to take care of themselves, their significant others and other children. The staff is AMAZING!... more »

  Raven M. wrote:

This organization is a Faith based center that provides much needed help to families and children with mental disablities. They offer support and compassion which gives hope. This place is definitely blessed by God!!! more »

  Caleb2 wrote:

My business, CLS Internet Marketing, had the privilege of working with The Roberta Webb Child Care Center in Harrisonburg, Virginia to plan and coordinate a local fundraiser to help support the ongoing efforts of the center's child care services. I worked... more »

  Cuchi wrote:

This is the worse daycare I know. The staff are lazy and the director is a total lazy, talk too much and she is very lazy. Ms. Nilza Cruz started as a summer youth worker and work her way up from so call teaching to director. The reason she is directing,... more »

  jamon wrote:

This organization really works to help people out of poverty by giving them something they need to find jobs--free childcare. It is accredited and the staff work very hard to educate the children while their parents are busy. Their social services and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Mary Stephens is doing a really great job in our neighborhood with this program, the kids love her and she goes out and beyond her duties with the children. Her perfessioanalism with the children and parents is just great. Love what she is doing keep... more »

  Carrielynn Marie B. wrote:

My kids love it here, they have been treat great by all the teachers. When it comes to knowing if my children's are safe and learning I am without a doubt in their care that they receive. All the teachers and staff are politely and friendly, they all... more »

  annbersani wrote:

I began volunteering here one day a week in September 2018. Project Hope works to provide education and employment access to women. I was so impressed to learn how many former participants have become staff members. Project Hope is working! more »

  ClaudiaCCC wrote:

Maclovia is a really bad and cruel person. The quality of her service is horrible. She is unproductive and unprofessional. She abuses her power to work there. I would give her a 0 but I have to give it a star to continue and leave my comment. more »

  Tamara19 wrote:

I love the people there. They are the sweetest people. (the clients) The staff/ 1/2 and 1/2 some of them there love it . and they stay because they love it and love what they do. others are burned out. and need to be replaced. l love how they offer... more »

  lovethosekids wrote:

I am a child care provider who has been getting help from the Childcare Network for many years. They have helped me become a better provider, helped me with training, USDA Food program and are always there to help with questions and concerns. When parents... more »

  Holly44 wrote:

People Care Inc. is the board of directors which governs the non-profit child care center Children's Day Center and Preschool, located at 525 Madison Ave, Baraboo, WI. Prior to moving to Baraboo in 2010, my husband and I toured the area day... more »

  kchelini wrote:

Husky House is a great pre-K to 6th grade program for before and after school. The teachers provide a wide variety of activities and enrichment classes at a value that is nearly non-existent for working parents. In summer, the program evolves to become... more »

  BillHuffman wrote:

I am a board member for this wonderful facility, but I only joined the board after my first child had been attending the center for almost one year. I have two children at the center now, and I know they have greatly benefited from the amazing care and... more »

  Apples18 wrote:

My husband and I fostered a preteen young lady from this organization from May 2023 to August 2024. We grew to love this child and worked hard to help her with her extensive trauma. We even wrote DCS in Nashville, Tennessee to advocate to get this precious... more »

  auntiek wrote:

Mount Kisco Child Care Center is a wonderful place for kids, and for parents who are able to take their kids to MKCCC for care. The board of directors, the leaders and caregivers, the building and layout, the programs and cleanliness, the food provided... more »

  Maria48 wrote:

I was involved with an event called the DAPI Diamonds and that is how I found out about this program. Well, that and I know the Director of Delware Adolescent Program. This program helps teen Mom continue their education even as they care for their... more »

  Ptmla wrote:

As a board member and a parent of a student at UCNS, I can say there is no other school like it. Our teachers truly accept each student where they are and for who they are. The hard work of play is the essential work of children, 3-5 year olds learn... more »

  sheriyoung wrote:

Hope For The Young has been established to help meet the basic physical, social, emotional and intellectual needs of preschool age children and their families in the surrounding community of Fort Smith, Arkansas. Hope For The Young Preschool provides... more »

  stewartresmer wrote:

State orders child agency to return $679,000 Friday February 17, 2012, 11:48 PM BY HARVY LIPMAN STAFF WRITER The Record Print | E-mail The state wants a Paterson non-profit that oversees government-funded child care to repay... more »

  jimmiemccurn wrote:

Bethune is a charity that provides services for the total family and the Director is a good woman that loves her families and all the children. more »

  Mike42 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization for almost a year and have never had a bad experience. The volunteer coordinators are very professional and willing to help you determine when and how you would like to volunteer. As a frequent volunteer,... more »

  slksonia wrote:

I have been listening to Rona Renner's show since it began around 2002 or so. At the time I had two boys, and basically just enjoyed the various topics about parenting, plus learning about other areas such as children and disabilities. What I liked... more »

  lynae wrote:

I was provided the opportunity to take a tour of the facility and was very impressed by the staff, classrooms and the children. Although they only offer early childhood services for children up to 5 years old, all of the Teachers are certified to teach... more »

  Girdwood.Tennis wrote:

Friends of Girdwood Tennis Courts recognize the importance this non-profit plays in raising healthy children in our community. The "Little Bears" play daily on the tennis courts adjacent to their daycare facility. Unfortunately 30 years of neglect have... more »

  kellyratliff08 wrote:

I recently moved to Kentucky from a very small town in Illinois. I have been a member at four different YMCAs as an adult. RCDurr is, hands down, the worst. I was very excited to see all of the programs they offer. I talked with someone... more »

  tymax69 wrote:

Scheduled appt. for a tour and discussed which days I would need childcare. Encompass said they had openings so I scheduled an appt. for the following Monday. When I went in for the tour I was informed at this time they no longer had openings. I never... more »

  Patty T. wrote:

As a board member for the past 3 years and as a public health who visits families with young children, I have been impressed with the function of all aspects of this organization as they search and apply for new opportunities to serve Olmsted County... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a part of this agency for 25 years, I continue to marvel at what the Tri-Con staff brings to these children every day. It is so much more than education to help them keep up with their peers, and secure child-care for children in Highland Park/Highwood.... more »

  David wrote:

When joining the Board I was new to the whole concept of needed child care services; it was something that I took for granted, that other people would take care of. My experience in working the 4C's has been life changing for me. I don't wnat to 'over-dramatize'... more »

  SMG1 wrote:

All three of our children attend the North Valley Church Early Learning Center (and have since birth), and we are very pleased with the educational quality and rigor, the Christian atmosphere and love shown to our children and the professional quality... more »

  Hykiem P. wrote:

Reed's Refuge is an awesome local organization. They are all willing to go above and beyond for our community. We love you guys over at Reed's Refuge! more »

  Mikey-2020 wrote:

I landed at the Drop in center in June of 2018. I spent a year drunk and on drugs. January 11-2019 My insane life stopped by the grace of God I was arrested and served 67 days. That was my detox. On 3-19-2019. I entered the Lighthouse mission ministries... more »

  Michelle93 wrote:

My two and a half year old daughter has been attending Common Ground since she was 16 weeks old. I can say with confidence that choosing Common Ground was one of the wisest early parenting decisions we made. While frequent teacher and director... more »

  SaraMoyer wrote:

My name is Regina. I have been with Mom’s House in August of 2014. I am a York College of Pennsylvania student enrolled in the nursing program which allows me to graduate in December of 2016 with a bachelor’s degree in nursing, and an opportunity... more »

  Kolibri wrote:

My daughter went to Tudors Tots, and she can't wait to come back every time. She loves all the activities and the attention that she gets. She adores the owner, Renata, who is the best with any kids. Her kindness towards to the kids is remarkable. The... more »

  jazminmejia072 wrote:

It has helped a lot in gaining experience and also being able to get classes done for us to gain star credits for our business. more »

  Shellie F. wrote:

My children have attended McNeilly for two years, and I have been nothing but pleased with the outstanding care and education that they have received. The excellent teachers, quality programming, and genuine love and concern for the progress and well-being... more »

  Shilo wrote:

I volunteered with this organization, and I would like to report that they truly care about their mission. They are passionate about helping families experiencing homelessness, and their services really make a difference. A+ more »

  parti wrote:

The YWCA actively works to live out their mission: empowering women and eliminating racism. They have several services from the Stand Against Racism series, the Women's Empowerment center, excellent child care, and aquatic and exercise programs. more »

  Adimogo wrote:

As a Site Supervisor and classroom teacher for our part-day state-funded preschool program, I have had the privilege to work with this program. Tandem has great workshops for new teachers as well as seasoned teachers and their support is easily accessible.... more »

  meme123 wrote:

This non-profit truly is a community organization that gives to children and families more »

  ChildcareAdvocate wrote:

The most caring, loving childcare center in Blacksburg! They have a passion for helping the neediest families and most vulnerable children. more »

  dialak wrote:

I volunteered at the Mother's Day Run that Devotion To Children held this year. It was a great upbeat event that supported and appreciated moms! The team at Devotion To Children is great and extremely friendly, I would definitely volunteer again in their... more »

  JohnOlson wrote:

I love this nonprofit. Why? Because the people who run it take nothing for themselves, and every dollar goes directly to those in need—in Kenya and El Salvador. They serve the most vulnerable group—children ages 1-5— and get them through the critical... more »

  austin1234 wrote:

Help to inspire youth of today for a better tomorrow. more »

  ereedy wrote:

This is one of San Diego's oldest non profits which has served needy San Diego residents, from children to Seniors to the disabled, for 100 years. You can really find any population that your heart desires to work with here! more »

  Mayor Jeff wrote:

The Achievement Center is a model non-profit that has done more good in our community than can ever be categorized. I am a former mayor of Delray and long time board member. I can honestly say that the Achievement Center provided impeccable service to... more »

  msksloan wrote:

My children have attended this school for three years and this year has by far been the absolute worst ever. This school is not accredited by ACSI or VCPE. The teachers are not licensed, which is not a requirement. However, the teacher and staff have... more »

  N2A2C wrote:

The Y Saved my life. I was over weight and boarder line diabetic, I came to the Y lost and scared. The Y connected me with a personal trainer, Jackie, and now I am 78 pounds lighter and in better shape than I was before having kids. The Y not only helps... more »

  april22 wrote:

This is a great place for any age to volunteer at, even young teenagers. I always look forward to coming to volunteer; the families that live in the apartments are never in a less than positive attitude and that rubs off on you...there is so much love... more »

  Caroline23 wrote:

My son attended the preschool and than the kindergarten class at Orlando Day Nursery. The ladies that work there are really attentive to your child. There is a great level of communication in this organized facility. It was a wonderful experience to have... more »

  ElaineWest wrote:

Our family is incredibly thankful to have this daycare facility for our children. My husband and I both work full time and finding excellent caregivers that could help us raise our children was important to us. There are several aspects of this daycare... more »

  Never Again wrote:

I have been donating to charities for most of my adult life. Not life changing amounts, but a good support level. I have donated to the strong kids campaign for many recent years, but I found out this year some disturbing information. I guess I never... more »

  Toppee wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the Contra Costa Child Care Council, in the Nutrition Department for the last 5 years. Being a volunteer has given me opportunity to help out the community in a small way. This is my first volunteering job & it is a great... more »

  lgirl wrote:

Associated goes way beyond day care in providing care for the whole family because it understands that the parent is the first teacher. The children at Associated are primarily classified as "at risk", whether that is because of poverty, abuse or challenging... more »

  secondhaze wrote:

This is an organization which carefully thinks through every decision, so that they get the most value for the money spent. They created a beautiful space for children to grow and learn, and they are committed to helping families. The director is highly... more »

  bengland2010 wrote:

I am presently a member of the Board of Directors, but first became involved with the Federation Early Learning Services (FELS) when my child was enrolled in the program. My wife and I were moving and heard about a child care center within the neighborhood... more »