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  craig newmark wrote:

The folks at Free Press believe that there's still a place for community-based journalism and that's the work they are pushing forward every day. Okay, you hear me talking "trust is the new black" and that power and influence will shift dramatically... more »

  Ellen wrote:

I have been an active volunteer for HLAA for more than ten years. When I went to my first chapter meeting, I was overwhelmed with emotion to learn I was not alone in dealing with my hearing loss. I had been so frustrated by not hearing well in the workplace... more »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  VanZW wrote:

C&C has had a remarkable track record of success in helping patients, educating legislators, press and the public, and pushing for legislation that will permit Aid-in-Dying. The Washington victory this past November is a wonderful step forward, and supporters... more »

  hmiller07 wrote:

Their loaner closet has helped my mom (who has MSA) immensely. This charity is an amazing resource especially in a world so unfamiliar with such a devastating disease. more »

  disasterheroines400 wrote:

I represent the Florida Association of Public Health Nurses, Inc.(FAPHN) We became involved with Just Give/GuideStar a year ago. We received recently our 1st donation through this program. Very efficient. Easy to use for donor and easy for FAPHN to... more »

  Michele102 wrote:

It was very helpful. Miss Myrna G was very caring with me, by helping me to clear all of my doubts. I'm thankfull that you took the time and love to talk with me, let me share you my experience and Yo hear about you. I think that your work is amazing! more »

  Writer wrote:

How do I love Our Children’s Trust? Let me count the ways. * They want to save the planet. * They do this by supporting science-based solutions to our climate crisis.* They give a voice to the youth who will inherit whatever my generation... more »

  asheesh.banga wrote:

I was absolutely thrilled when I first heard about the Atlas Society, but I was a little skeptical as I had not come across many objectivists in my time spent in Washington DC. The more I got involved with the programs that were offered ranging from book... more »

  jcpenner wrote:

Shopping for a Change™ (SFAC) is a business model that provides work for marginalized groups of artisans and a means for marketing their products. That in and of itself helps make the world a better place, but it doesn’t stop there. What makes Shopping... more »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  Robert N. M. wrote:

When it came to publicizing a book on consumer protection that I had recently published, Consumer Action was helpful and speedy in mentioning the book in its monthly and widely-read newsletter. Thanks, CA! more »

  annemck wrote:

If I judged VOP by the quality of personal interactions as a volunteer I've encountered at their headquarters over the years, I would have to give them the whole box of gold stars. Each member of the staff has treated me as someone worth listening to... more »

  Adam B.4 wrote:

I was involved with Constructing Hope back in 2007 helping them get their Oregon State Certification for their pre-apprenticeship program. With that certification came acceptance by most construction unions to accept their graduates straight into their... more »

  RCSteeb wrote:

Over my four years of involvement with the NFJC I have raised my awareness of the issues in the WNY community with respect to tolerance and inclusion as well as how I can have a positive influence on my neighbors. The greatest impact has been with my... more »

  SusanFrancis wrote:

When I moved to Maryland in 2005, I was looking for an organization that had the potential to make significant impact and that was focused on helping those with limited access to resources (including housing, employment, education, legal protections,... more »

  Jody U. wrote:

Deirdre O'Connor, Executive Director, is the heart and soul of Innocence Matters. My association with Deirdre O'Connor is four years old now. She and I met in the Emory University Toastmasters Club where we discovered several common interests that included... more »

  Bryce M.1 wrote:

The work and effort put forth by this organization is unbelievable. The organization works hours attempting to help families find their way in darkness to bring fourth a light that you didn’t expect to see. more »

  michaelabeer wrote:

Life affirming group leading the way to a country with less concentrated wealth and power. A country with a stronger middle class and social mobility. more »

  Writer wrote:

Youth up Health has shaped me as a growing adult. An experience that will stay with me for a life time. more »

  dabram wrote:

Because of NCJW, our ArtPals groups bring art appreciation, art lessons, and art projects to low-income schools. Our ArtPals students don't have access to museums or art classes and are able to express themselves in many mediums, leading to enhanced learning... more »

  markroest wrote:

Romero Institute's mission is Building movements that win social and environmental justice. They are led by and have attracted many brilliant activists with their commitment, organization, and inclusive worldview, which includes centering First Nations... more »

  christopher williams wrote:

My daughter has been learning karate at CAE for the past year and she enjoys it tremendously. She sometimes demonstrates to us at home what she has learned and I can see that she has really learned a lot. She always looks forward to attending class... more »

  hmosquim wrote:

Social Impact Movement is a great organization that promotes the SDGs in Miami area and makes a difference in people’s lives with positive impact! more »

  Ellynito wrote:

I have been working with the Kakenya Center for Excellence since November of 2010. I met KCE’s founder, Dr. Kakenya Ntaiya, at the Aspen Environmental Institute and was inspired by Kakenya’s story. Since then, we have worked together to develop... more »

  007baby2007 wrote:

CommonDreams is supposedly committed to transparency but engages in unwarranted censorship of commenters whom, without violating the site commenting policy, are censored and prevented from participating in the group discussion. They are NOT transparent... more »

  Nina8 wrote:

I've had the opportunity to watch this group lead break dancing classes to youth in Ruskin, FL. The enthusiasm from the staff and participants was always a joy. Besides teaching dancing which was great exercise, they were teaching how to be a community. more »

  arun-toke wrote:

I have been working with this nonprofit ever since the beginning... back in 1988. The organization provides the best multicultural forum anywhere for children and youth. It is ecologically aware and a caring group. Lots of students volunteer for the organization.... more »

  bobbypee wrote:

I love being a volunteer for this organization for one I enjoy helping other, Being a volunteer is very rewarding to me and make me understand how greatly blessed I am . more »

  karlene248 wrote:

I learned about Covered from a friend and heard about the wonderful work they are accomplishing in Colorado. I have since become a volunteer for Covered and believe in their mission and have seen the progress and restoration that they are bringing to... more »

  ssmithcrt wrote:

Foundation for Recovery provides trainings and education to families, parents, educators, students, and other community stakeholders. It also helps provide free clearinghouse materials, education and treatment scholarships, and the ability to publish... more »

  dp384 wrote:

Great organization! They do good work with the community and setting up peace day. more »

  sescobedo11 wrote:

SBCC has been helping out my granddaughter with tutoring. She has been part of the program since October 2019. When she started tutoring she was very shy. I knew she was very behind in her education. She had difficulties creating sentence, reading, writing... more »

  Rengle3 wrote:

I am honored to be a volunteer with this organization. AASR advocates for those like me who are discriminated, secluded and restrained simply due to lack of Neurotypical communication methods.Thank you Guy! more »

  lmc-in-ri wrote:

Starting as a grant reviewer, meeting the grantees and then serving as a board chair I have been surrounded by amazing women doing work to improve the environment for women and girls in our state. The mission and initiatives are progressive, innovative... more »

  Mrs MBA wrote:

I became involved in Faith in Place because of the basic reasonableness of the leadership and staff I met at a workshop. Aggressively inclusive, practical and smart, fun, hopeful, yet serious about the huge amount of work that needs to be done if we... more »

  Vito in PS wrote:

The Golden Rainbow Senior Center plays a vital role in our local LGBTQ community, serving the needs of the most-underserved segment of the LGBTQ community, our elders. From providing essential services to a mix of programs, both fun and educational, to... more »

  chenrayen wrote:

I took part in one of Taiwanese American Citizens League's program: TACL LYF summer camp. It was only my fist summer in college, and the camp was a blast. The people involved has developed a very open and fun loving atmosphere while staying true to... more »

  lanib wrote:

As a community member, I really appreciate the oppurtunity that YAC gives me to participate, enjoy, and support the work of local youth. I've been to every Video Vangaurd's event over the last two years - and I would not have traded a minute of it for... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Linda and Gene Farley Center for Peace Justice and Sustainability supports a vast number of causes all aimed at social justice and/or world peace and/or building a sustainable community and planet. The Natural Path Sanctuary is a natural place of... more »

  linazh wrote:

Volunteering with the United National Women's League of America (UNWLA) has been an incredibly enriching experience. I had the privilege of digitizing old embroidery patterns from the back covers of their flagship publication, Our Life magazine. Some... more »

  kaylaisliving wrote:

17 months ago I went into this program broken and alone it absolutely changed my life. It has gave me a relationship with God that I never thought was possible more »

  lwang52 wrote:

Before taking this position as an unpaid intern, I was warned that the director was known for foisting his services on people, and that the DC Center (as it is colloquially called) was not as legitimate as other LGBT organizations in Washington, DC. As... more »

  lorene-gingerich wrote:

Program for Torture Victims (PTV) is one-of-a-kind in Los Angeles and in the United States. PTV is the pioneer organization in the United States for torture treatment. PTV has served clients nationally and internationally for over 30 years. PTV's staff... more »

  thankfulmother wrote:

Robt seda-Schreiber, before he founded this non-profit, literally saved my daughter's life & I am sure he will do even more great works with this wonderful new center! more »

  cecile wrote:

UASA Sonoma County provides comprehensive advocacy services for our community. Their personnel work with law enforcement in support of victims or sexual assault. The level of communication and committment is unparalleled. Their advocates are always available... more »

  carolaraza wrote:

La Raza Centro Legal was started in 1973 by Chicanx law students from the community who recognized that Latinx and Spanish-speaking community members were not receiving critical legal services and representation and there were very few Latinx lawyers... more »

  aclwolf10 wrote:

Jennifer from Homegrown4heroes is a totally amazing person. From the time I found out about this organization, all the way through the process of enrolling for a veteran in need. She has always been extremely helpful. The fact that homegrown4heroes are... more »

  JRokakis wrote:

Campus Pride is an amazing organization! They do so much for LGBT college students. They have so many resources for LGBT students including a college search guide, how to stand up against bullying, and an LGBT camp called Camp Pride, among many other... more »

  CEB99 wrote:

Pro Choice NC is an excellent grassroots non-profit with a small but mighty team! They provide great information on state and local bills and laws, send out timely action alerts, and conduct public education and awareness on all things reproductive rights... more »

  AlyssaK_0501 wrote:

I have volunteered with this nonprofit since the beginning of this year, and my experience with this nonprofit has been nothing but amazing and fulfilling! I especially love working with the magazine department and writing articles - I learned a lot about... more »

  t0ranga wrote:

The Electronic Frontier is the most important advocate in one of the incredibly important but underappreciated causes of today. They fight to ensure our increasingly digital future takes a form most beneficial to society's interests. These decisions are... more »

  littleduck wrote:

This is a corrupt non-profit. They don't help nobody. They're a bunch of dikes operating a fake non-profit. Michelle Siri at The Womens Law Center of Maryland Inc. is the RUDEST person you will ever meet. She treats people very bad. more »

  azeren wrote:

I love their work. The role they serve in the New York community is unparalleled to anyone else. They are a resource that fulfills the needs of such a diverse community. more »

  jen wrote:

My New Red Shoes is an excellent organization, focused on meeting the needs of children who struggle every day in the Bay Area. They fulfill their mission with keen expertise and great passion, working hard to engage our community in service and understanding... more »

  Ray_22 wrote:

While this organization claims to be working for equal rights of all parents and to correct the laws, they do not. In 2012 when a bill was introduced in Ohio which would have corrected the faults within Ohio's "shared parenting" law, this organization... more »

  Jaycie wrote:

i am a huge fan of Crossing Barriers. They have been very active in Eden Prairie schools advocating for low-income students and families. I have worked closely with the Executive Director Ladan and Board Member Rukia to develop an after-school tutoring... more »

  Ron1980 wrote:

Awesome Organization! There is never a Moment a person is left behind. more »

  weaver.lizardguts wrote:

After a costly divorce primary custody was awarded to me due in part to my ex-husband's unresolved anger and control issues. I retained custody until July of 2010 when I went to court. He reported abuse. No one believed him. Few heard the... more »

  TonyBowles420 wrote:

I have witnessed first hand ASA's commitment to empowering individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to advocate for safe access to medical cannabis. more »

  khager wrote:

I am privileged to serve this national organization that trains, protects and defends pro-life pregnancy resource centers and medical clinics. NIFLA has offered expertise in legal and medical guidelines to protect them from the many pitfalls of operating... more »

  DaTooch wrote:

Liberty Hill brings real Change, Not Charity to those most in need across Los Angeles County. It's not about giving the poor a fish, it's about teaching them to fish. more »

  maramalbusaidi wrote:

As a past advisor with FFAC, I cannot root for this nonprofit enough. It was a welcoming and supportive community of advocators and mentors that taught one another. I learned more from their summer program than I have from some full-blown environmental... more »

  YouGotThis12 wrote:

This nonprofit has been an amazing help to me in many different ways. The amount of resources they are able to provide is I believe the best part and they are always just one call away. Thank You Survivor Outreach! more »

  G Yohannes Berhe wrote:

HRI did everything to me in the legal process of requesting asylum to me. 1- They arranged pro-bono attorney for me so that preperation will be made for Histon Office. 2- Paid all the bills of my expenses encountered to follow The Histon Office... more »

  mimicd wrote:

As a pastor, I am grateful for the resources, guidance, and advocacy of this wonderful organization. Its support group is a lifeline to families who are choosing love and life over hate and fear. Love God. Love neighbor. LOVEboldly. more »

  ajcreate1 wrote:

An incredible non-profit, SGAP Leaders helped change my life when I was in high school by exposing my to a world of opportunities. SGAP taught me about the global impact of our actions, about the United Nations and the significance of our efforts for... more »

  lSaeger wrote:

I have been a volunteer puppy raiser for this organization, and now am currently a board member. The approach this organization takes ,building a community , has made this a really wonderful experience. more »

  Writer wrote:

I can't say enough great things about this nonprofit. I'm a single mom struggling financially. I went to one of their programs and it literally changed my life. For the first time in a long time I felt hope. They helped me create goals and they helped... more »

  Ellen Friedman wrote:

As a supporter of Family Violence Prevention Fund (FVPF) for close to 30 years I can say without any hesitation that FVPF is one of the most effective, well run and forward thinking organizations I have ever worked with. They have a staff that is smart,... more »

  Iososus wrote:

SCTNow is an amazing non-profit org that raises funds to Stop Child Trafficking. I have had the privilege to meet the founders of SCTNow and have been able to assist in there nationwide fundraiser walk to raise funds for there global vision. more »

  DVAU wrote:

The Delaware Valley Chapter of Americans United for Separation of Church and State is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, nonpartisan educational organization serving the Greater Philadelphia metropolitan region. Americans United is the only national organization... more »

  Jim M. wrote:

American Consumer Credit Education Support Services is dedicated to stopping the many abuses consumers face at the hands of creditors. We also place a great deal of emphasis on the importance of personal financial privacy and the attempts to destroy it... more »

  Cynthia_A wrote:

I have volunteered with Voices for Children since 2008, both in San Diego and Riverside Counties. I could not recommend this organization more for those seeking a meaningful volunteer opportunity. Voices for Children consistently seeks dedicated, consistent,... more »

  rdouglas0 wrote:

I am a volunteer with Pro Seniors, and speak directly with Nursing Home Residents, and their families. Pro Seniors helps resolve serious care problems, by working with the Home's Administration, the resident, and the family, to make sure the resident's... more »

  cellis wrote:

2011 marks my 8th year on the board of Teaching for Change. I choose to volunteer with the organization because I believe in its mission and the valuable work that Teaching for Change does to make schools places that galvanize communities and help children... more »

  Lucy12 wrote:

I have worked with COFI and their team of POWER PAC parent leaders over the past 2 years as a community partner. They have been instrumental in helping our coalition think through how our initiatives can have a greater community impact. They have also... more »

  shannon7 wrote:

o In 2009, THE INSTITUTE was instrumental in clearing the name of Sigma Huda; an anti-human trafficking leader unjustly smeared to stop her work, and organized her release from prison. o THE INSTITUTE helped to find justice for Sameh Khouzam, a... more »

  Amir Y. wrote:

I met Michael many years ago and have realized that his passion and drive is 100% authentic. It pays to get to know someone before you invest in them. I support and invest in Talent4Change because it's leader is serious about social impact for all kids... more »

  glenbengson wrote:

The separation of church and state is a fundamental principle that allows the best functioning of both our national and local governments and the authentic expression of religious belief and action. The Ohio Chapter of Americans United for Separation... more »

  heresjohnnie wrote:

This not for profit was recently involved in a video that promoted the killing of a NYC police officer. Shortly thereafter two cops were murdered. more »

  Sabrina Lydia wrote:

Vibe is absolutely amazing! They're extremely helpful and inspiring. I'm always motivated to do my best here because of the great support and feedback they give to us. I just love vibe and I've been apart of 3 of their programs already. I've learned so... more »

  catchcatrightnowyahoocom wrote:

Houston Rescue and Restore runs a very lean organization. They know how to treat their volunteers, which creates a pool of very happy, very talented leveragable resources. As a grantwriter in the non-profit world, I see HRR as a company to emulate. more »

  capital-gal wrote:

This organization and Maryland Nonprofits have been in a running feud for many years as they compete for suburban members and trainees. So uncooperative and yet they are nonprofits. One example: CNA won't list MD NPs under it local resources directory.... more »

  mzaldivar wrote:

ACCESS is a multifacited organization that excels in every aspect of their work. They have deep ties within the community that grounds their work. I have worked with them in both advocating for the community as well as deploying services. They have... more »

  martha p wrote:

In my many years of volunteering, I have found Tri-Valley CAREs to be unique, particularly in two qualities. The first is that it accomplishes so much good in the community and the world on such a modest budget. The second is that each year, during... more »

  Joshua M. wrote:

TransGender Michigan is a great organization that helps countless people throughout Michigan. The dedication and compassion is beyond compare. They are tireless is their fight for the "T" in LGBT as well as the LGBT community as a whole. They do great... more »

  apharion wrote:

This organization provides legal assistance for people caught up in immigration problems. They work with battered women, unaccompanied minors, and people who are being deported, or seeking asylum. I personally cannot imagine being a child alone in jail... more »

  xtian2012 wrote:

As a 39 year-old gay man I have struggled all my life to meet 'the one' with whom I can share my life. But my struggles with meeting other like-minded single gay men pale in comparison with living in a world that wants for me to be stigmatized & discriminated... more »

  Susanowood wrote:

I signed up with Fair Districts PA in 2017 after realizing how futile it was to elect decent candidates in gerrymandered districts. FDPA is focused, productive and adaptable. My volunteer time is well-spent. The non partisan nature allows me to speak... more »

  LynetteN wrote:

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

  Jane H.3 wrote:

The unique and complex healthcare needs of people with disabilities and chronic illness are often misunderstood or completely disregarded. This often leads to the development of inadequate policies that fail to meet the needs of those they are intended... more »

  Ted 91 wrote:

Earth Island Institute prides itself on helping grow environmental leadership, but beyond the tag line does very little for the movement. The organization itself is inefficient and wasteful and only gets away with a low overhead percentage because of... more »

  DebbieJaine wrote:

Jane Doe No More is a non profit that is making a huge difference among not only trauma survivors, community organizations, but now, with their Safe Student Initiative program, they are spreading their message throughout schools who will have them.The... more »

  vikmb2 wrote:

My family surrendered two horses to this group as a result of the death of an elderly family member who owned them. After giving them a 5 figure, large donation to go to the care of these horses, we learned that this bonded pair had been separated and... more »

  Snowbirds2 wrote:

This is an exemplary organization because it is devoted to helping juveniles who are serving very long sentences behind bars~sometimes Life Without Parole, which means that if a young person is convicted of a serious crime, he or she could remain incarcerated... more »

  DONATE TO HOMELESS SHELTER wrote:

This is one of the best Charity to support with your donation now, go to the website : www.ccnhousing.org (or ) www.giftsinkindccn.org and make your donation today ! . Christ Channel Network, Inc. doing business as CCN House Community Development Agency... more »

  mariah marie wrote:

I met some wonderful people and I grew up a lot because of PSU. It made me a better person and impacted me to do better while I'm in school. more »

  equalgirltoo wrote:

Equality california is young and has potential. I think they have yet to realize that everyone is equal. LGBTQ youth are certainly worth fighting for...but when your disabled employees don't get support, it doesn't seem very equal anymore. The name is... more »

  chantal.aleman wrote:

The SDHCC has helped several individuals, families and communities in the state of South Dakota. They’re committed to uplifting vulnerable populations which I have witnessed. They’re a great community resource where you can contact for assistance,... more »

  Kathleen wrote:

Pinckney Pro Life is a great way to learn and get active in the pro-life movement while meeting other pro life youth! more »

  SAMDC wrote:

This group is trying to pioneer a perspective and policies that will preserve low income neighborhoods and empower residents. It is brave, vocal and willing to alienate politicians, depending on its members to press for changes. Yet it seems to... more »

  Ben_27 wrote:

JRPC is a great community resource. I have used their library, bought fair-trade toys and been to many meetings of like-minded groups that are hosted there. The staff are open and helpful and really are committed to the cause of peace both locally and... more »

  larynasko wrote:

When our granddaughter felt that she had no reason to live, she called the FTMI 24/7 hotline and she got the help she needed. She started attending the local FTMI support group and now she is hopeful about her future. Thank you FTMI! 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 »

  NormanBBWC wrote:

The AIP BIPOC NETWORK is a unique organization, in that its leaders live the mission on a daily basis. The organization provides support and guidance to individuals newly diagnosed with autoimmune diseases as well as those with long-term health conditions.... more »

  jtorres2011 wrote:

Florida Immigrant Coalition is an amazing attribute to the immigrant community of South Florida and has done amazing work around voter registration, overall civic engagement and most importantly around Naturalization Services. As a volunteer I have felt... more »

  Ricgray1133 wrote:

This place is to help low income people with civil and family legal matters, how ever they go by a person's gross income. Now think about this, single people paying child support to not take home as much as their gross income suggests. My income drops... more »

  Jason M. wrote:

Directions for Our Youth, or DFOY as it's called is a remarkable organization! I have worked with other groups that serve children and communities, but DFOY is different because of their passion. Every person on board cares about the children so much,... more »

  esthergirl wrote:

My Company donates on a quarterly basis to Hunger Task Force of Milwaukee and runs an annual Charity Event Called Palermo's Pizza Easter Baskets for the Hungry. Sheri and her team have always went above and beyond to make our event run very smoothly... more »

  kaii wrote:

I am a stnad-alone Pagan and very proud of my spiritual beliefs. I had just moved down to SC from Charlotte and was looking for a group for a festive holiday. I chatted back and forth via email to the group leaders whom welcomed me with open arms. I... more »

  SageDecember wrote:

The Urban League of Portland sucks a lot. Leadership is nonexistent. CEO is overpaid. Education services expensive for helping very few people. more »

  drmetter wrote:

Action Inc. does wonderful work for the community. more »

  punkinbzh wrote:

Let me introduce myself, My name is Marie and I am a victim of human trafficking and slavery. I was put into the care of Ahava kids two years ago by the court. I know you have a a very strong opinion about this matter and I'm here to shed a little light... more »

  stormj wrote:

This is a fantastic organization with a very bright future that is working to provide a basis for a common community among the Jews of San Luis Obispo county, very much on the "frontier" of Jewish life. The programming is fantastic already and will only... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Circles Initiative under the Shalom Project is a great way to get out of a rut. People are coming together from all over the city to support and encourge people who are working to get out of poverty situations and become more self-sufficient. The... more »

  Tseals wrote:

100 Black Men Metropolitan Houston utilizes a unique collaboration model that is tailored to our mission: “To improve the quality of life of our communities and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans. Creating order... more »

  rmurphy1500 wrote:

As a school counselor, I appreciate immensely organization that help kids who are compassionate about the needs of others, about kids who enjoy helping others. Such is this organization. In addition, they set aside money every year to aid students... more »

  KSALA wrote:

I saw a photo, of a tree growing within the cracks of the sidewalk in San Antonio, Texas. It reminded me of the wonderful dedication of Institute for Maximum Human Potential to revitalize and replenish our communities. Kudos more »

  robstrupp wrote:

BNI is Maryland's only Fair Housing and Tenant/Landlord non-profit. BNI uniquely provides impartial guidance to tenants, landlords, government and others with questions about housing justice in Maryland. Please support BNI. more »

  asmolen wrote:

AV is a great organization that is committed to bringing together Jews and Palestinians to meet each other, to learn about each other's narratives, and to understand the role we can have in encouraging peace in Israel/Palestine. We learned in the Balkans... more »

  Turner B. wrote:

Since 2009 I have been involved with Equality Utah, first as a volunteer, later as a candidate for Ogden City Council I received their endorsement and support, and now I work for the organization as the Membership Coordinator. In that time I've watched... more »

  lilygirl20 wrote:

My friend was sentenced to less than a year and sent to Florida prison where the guards hired a gang member to torture and murder him last year in July of 2021. Seamus Daniel Forman-Petterson was a 34 year old intelligent, harmless, ambitious person that... more »

  Brenda_W wrote:

I support Death with Dignity. My very dear grandparents both died from cancer. Really, they died from voluntary refusal of food and fluids, pumped with morphine (that barely managed their pain) as a result of the cancer that was killing them.... more »

  Bob_33 wrote:

Simple enough to say this organization has a website filled with distorted facts.. Less than 10% of the donations are utilized, the rest is expenses. Requesting their 990 they asked for money and postage. Three red flags for a person who is claiming to... more »

  will777 wrote:

I sent in a donation in honor of my best friend who was getting married. Within a week, I received a warm thank you letter signed by the executive director, receipt of the donation for tax purposes, notification that my best friend was being sent an... more »

  capital-gal wrote:

One DC has good intent and potential, comes up with interesting initiatives, but the follow through is mixed. And staff now is down to one person. more »

  DRAIL wrote:

I donate to this non-profit on a monthly basis, they assisted people with disabilities of all types and ages this is a worthy cause, I recommend using them as a resource. more »

  sschell wrote:

CIty Life's work is so important. They are building grassroots power, developing local leaders and helping people stay in their homes by fighting back against eviction and gentrification. more »

  debbie07ann wrote:

I was unfairly denied benefits that were due to my family and GLSP took on the case and were able to request and access a fair hearing trial where the wrong was made right. The representative was meticulous, professional and he walked me through every... more »

  TKELKAR wrote:

You are helping contribute to solving two of the biggest issues affecting humanity with one donation! Strongly recommended more »

  ImJustTom wrote:

A group of highly unprofessional, sloppy, insensitive individuals. As an auditor, my advice is not to give these people a dime. I just came from their karaoke event they'd been advertising for nearly a month. Everything about reeked "disaster" and "inept."... more »

  ARMED.org wrote:

Americans Resisting Minority & Ethnic Discrimination (ARMED) is a multi-purpose organization, with accelerated emphasis on human injustices against Americans by Americans. Sadly, Americans are beaten and killed by police at a terribly alarming rate. Unfortunately,... more »

  Micah wrote:

Established in 1970, UCSJ was, until the fall of the Iron Curtain, a major "activist" Soviet Jewry NGO, the "voice of the Refuseniks in the West." Since 1990 it has become a human rights and rule of law NGO, specializing in the monitoring of antisemitic... more »

  kathy16 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit! It has helped thousands of lgbt families with a shoestring budget. They do everything from helping people create their families to providing resources to parents and children. more »

  littleduck wrote:

January 21, 2015: I contacted New England Legal Foundation about a legal dispute I have. Attorney John Pagliaro took the call. He was RUDE to me. He yelled at me, then slammed phone in my face. He gets off on yelling at woman. He would not allow me to... more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

The SF Jewish Film Festival is a stellar organization -- celebrating 30 years of presenting creative, edgy, stimulating film and discussions throughout the SF Bay Area. I've been a member of the audience for nearly 30 years, and a donor for more than... more »

  Cherylrc wrote:

Best people ever to volunteer for! United for Life foundation are using media and the arts to create a culture of life. I've been blessed to be a part of this team. more »

  bigboygavin wrote:

My son was very sick and rushed to the emergency room. He was very scared and worried what the doctors are going to do to him. He was presented with the sweetest teddy bear, he grabbed it and held it close. and he still hasn't Let It go ♡ I thank you... more »

  Don Allen wrote:

IBNN Editors Note: Residents of Minneapolis should read closely the messages sent out in the local Black press that attempt to position this organization as one on the move up, when in fact troubles continue to linger. IBNN has written favorable stories... more »

  benthere wrote:

Tell your story here and help others understand this charity beware of this outfit ,,used to fund homeless camp people in it get nothing,,this non-profit refuses to share information with them...run by the scott morrow more »

  FactsRule wrote:

Here is the most information I know of anywhere regarding CAIR, www.investigativeproject.org/search.php?cx=007811315508120065319%3A59zy8iq-o_8&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=UTF-8&sa=Search&q=cair Here are some myths & facts about CAIR, www.investigativeproject.org/profile/180/cair-internet-myths-and-facts-an-ipt-rebuttal And,... more »

  jbsifc wrote:

The Spokane Interfaith Council is a diverse group of people with a passion for fostering interfaith dialogue and understanding in the Spokane area. We are small but growing, and always open to new members and participants. Our bi-montly Interfaith Women's... more »

  Clarence R. wrote:

great organization. They team up with IBM and other companies to train me as a programmer and then got me my first job as a programmer. FOR FREE... Thank you LA Urban League more »

  JeanCraciun wrote:

This organization just gave the Keynote Presentation for The City of Seattle International Women’s Day Celebration 3/8/3023. It was so great they moved it from their intranet to the Seattle Channel. WAtch it here more »

  JoePak wrote:

Freedom is not free! We hear that so many times and that is also true with the Korean War, June 25, 1950 - July 27, 1953. The Korean War is known as a forgotten war, but to families, friends, and communities that lost their loved ones, the Korean War... more »

  mother23242013 wrote:

I feel like the CEO and secretary, I cannot say their names but pick and choose who they want to help and I feel like if you’re white, you will not get the help that you need. I feel like they are racist. I know someone that had her name on the list... more »

  siryn0820 wrote:

Really dont care about anyone. Except donations. Why even bother more »

  Mr007guy wrote:

05/10/2022Good afternoon everyone, my name is Davon Hopkins of Annandale, VA . I would like to first say I'm still currently patently waiting for a response to many topics I feel need addressed. First topic on my list are hate crimes and improper facial... more »

  RestoreColorado wrote:

The RMPJC has been a champion for human and ecological rights for over 30 years, serving as support and guidance to a wide veriety of projects that make a better life here in Colorado and around the world more »

  FactsRule wrote:

Here is the most information I know of anywhere regarding CAIR, www.investigativeproject.org/search.php?cx=007811315508120065319%3A59zy8iq-o_8&cof=FORID%3A9&ie=UTF-8&sa=Search&q=cair Here are some myths & facts about CAIR, www.investigativeproject.org/profile/180/cair-internet-myths-and-facts-an-ipt-rebuttal And,... more »

  Anthony67 wrote:

Sunday Jan 17, 2016 Citizens Involed In government Inc held a celebration for Reverence Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. The event was well planned and I had a chance to see that civil rights still mattered to members of originating minority. I was happy... more »

  Madd3FS wrote:

This Company is not what they would want you to believe, Several of them use fear tactics to get their way, either threatening to throw residents back on the street with 0-72 hours notice for absurd reasons, The majority of people that go there for help... more »

  BK4930 wrote:

VERY ACCOMMODATING , EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE. PLAN ON DONATING AGAIN! more »

  MetroMInIndy wrote:

My name is Kay Twa and I would like to tell you about Metro Ministries. I am a member of the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, Indiana and I am also the president of the United Women in Faith Unit there. Metro Ministries has been the... more »

  Dusty-Jaxen wrote:

The Donor Card in my June 2011 issue of the newsletter reads, "Support grassroots social justice organizing today." On the last page of the letter, four "Hell Yes!" grants totalling $4,000 each were described and made to 'Southside Together Organizing... more »

  candace13 wrote:

This organization is now the Institute for Sustainable Communities (www.iscvt.org/) and is located at 888 17th Street NW, Suite 610, Washington, DC 20006. T: 202-777-7575. Please do not send mail to the K St. address. more »

  elie wrote:

The Core Knowledge Foundation has proven to be what I consider a top contender in the world of K-12 education reform. This non-profit organization, and it's founder E.D. Hirsch, Jr, will very likely go down in history as having had the greatest impact... more »

  Maria4473 wrote:

The fund's charitable grants support legal scholarship and influential research related to state and federal civil rights cases. more »

  thedude wrote:

I went in for a screening and was incredibly scared. They put me right at ease and handled themselves with a professionalism that is unmatched from any other Non profit I've encountered in the city. Thank you NCAP. more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization has NOT had it's status revoked. They do amazing things with immigrants, poor families, and support individuals who need assistance. They are very active in the anti-human trafficking community and have even won an award from the FBI... more »

  Writer wrote:

I cannot think of a worthier cause than one with a mission to keep our precious children alive, teach them how to love themselves as they are -- while still respecting differences in others -- and reassure them that they all have a place in this world... more »

  Dottie S. wrote:

I have been involved with the Alice Paul Institute as a volunteer, board member, and donor for many years and the organization has continued to do exceptional work. Their mission - to promote full gender equality through education, development and empowerment... more »

  eneubauer wrote:

I have participated in and helped lead the non-partisan Election Protection program since 2004 -- both while in law school and as a practicing attorney. Election Protection has been a wonderful opportunity to work collaboratively with lawyers and others... more »

  karl804 wrote:

Love what they're doing with FOIA. Huge admirer of their work. more »

  jane wrote:

I was an audience member at your January show. “Bully Me” coveys an powerful and timely message delivered with passion from the DOH youth. I cried, laughed, and most importantly, gained a deeper understanding of issues LGBT youth live with.... more »

  Dogmamma wrote:

Their vetting process was thorough, their form was easy to understand, and the staff member I was put in communication with was polite and competent. My search for a poodle has been put on hold due to an unfortunate incident that has changed my job needs... more »

  Bari wrote:

I have served as a volunteer at VCS Inc. since 1999. Since 1970 VCS Inc., a non-profit organization located in Rockland County, NY, has provided continuous service and programs throughout the Hudson Valley and in other areas as determined by the needs... more »

  shireejth5 wrote:

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  Rebecca B.4 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with JUFJ in DC for the past two and a half years. I was drawn to JUFJ because I wanted to get involved with working for local change in DC. JUFJ is an incredibly effective organization in organizing for legislative and policy... more »

  Nienke L. wrote:

The Harry Potter Alliance (HPA) is an amazing and unique charity, it uses parallels between the stories from books/films/tv-series and our own society to make the world a better place. Because of this, it appeals to the current generation of young... more »

  AnnSomers wrote:

I am wowed by the innovative and cutting-edge work of The Family Partnership in changing lives in our community. The Family Partnership often works behind the scenes so may not be the headlines, but they have impact in every major story affecting children... more »

  sarahgesner wrote:

Embolden WI is magical in every way. In my time as an intern, I was lucky to see firsthand the people, passion, and hope that fuel the essential work Embolden does. more »

  Andy Johnson wrote:

The Minnesota Indian Women's Resource Center (MIWRC) provides critical, culturally appropriate services to Native American women and children. These services include emergency shelter, supportive housing, counseling for survivors of domestic violence... more »

  Writer wrote: