Find Community & Neighborhood Development Nonprofits and Charities

  lcaldwell wrote:

I've been on the MUD Board for almost 4 years now and it has been an amazing experience. We have built the organization to where we have a great Board, strong staff and programs (tool library, truck share, workshops, demonstration site, and youth education).... more »

  greenbergsam wrote:

OUDC provided me with an amazing year-long experience that helped me learn about and analyze important issues in our society. Not only did the program give me an understanding about race and its role in our nation, the program helped me look at broader... more »

  edenssong wrote:

We at Eden's Song have worked with SMI for 7 years now and are amazed at all they have accomplished for the people of Uganda! Each year has brought a new and exciting element to their outreach from providing well water to the community to a medical clinic,... more »

  rose42486 wrote:

I am getting my masters in social work and interned with them for my foundation school year. It was a great experience and it is great to see that agencies like this exist. The staff is excellent and the children really benefit from the program. more »

  Sally wrote:

What I like especially about CAIN is the way that anyone coming in its doors is welcomed as a guest and treated with respect. In return, the guests come to think of the volunteers and staff as friends, and the room where they wait their turn to go through... more »

  artavitia wrote:

Amazing organization making a dollar go a very long way. more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. more »

  PAFA President wrote:

A very motivated group of people working for a good cause. more »

  sethhorn wrote:

Develop Africa is a solid non-profit that is run good people. I have known the proprietors for several years now, and I wholehearted support their endeavors. more »

  oaktonbarb wrote:

Having spent many years living in developing nations, I have been impressed by the model of sustainable economic development put forward by Leadership Initiatives. The model builds entrepreneurial leaders at a community level, taking local entrepreneurs... more »

  borneo wrote:

My experience working together (I am the housing director at a non-profit in Midwood, Brooklyn) with the this superb organization has been tremendous. The level of dedication of the staff and of the central office is to be emulated. This organization... more »

  minnarose wrote:

Pogo Park is an organization that is working really deeply within the community. I visited this organization as part of a college project, and was really impressed by what I saw. Not only have they turned two abandoned parks into amazing revitalized places,... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great organization and they consistently develop new programs as the needs arise. Nothing is wasted with this organization's use of funds. more »

  Rob_4 wrote:

The Mission of the Urban Muslim Minority Alliance (UMMA) Center is to empower the lives of underprivileged individuals in Lake County by providing educational support and community resources. I've been involved with the UMMA Center since 2006. I started... more »

  Quinn F. wrote:

The International WeLoveU Foundation East Coast Region is one-of-a-kind. I have never volunteered for a more organized and thoughtful organization. I feel great about dedicating my time to an organization with such a worthy cause. WeLoveU truly delivers... more »

  clkmc wrote:

Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) provides a great service to Bucks County by supporting non-profits by enabling them to continue to offer meaningful and essential programs to improve the lives of residents in the County. Their Summer Youth Corp... more »

  Laura Savage wrote:

I am sad to say that American Cancer Society gives money to Planned Parenthood. I don't know why many cancer fighting organizations give to a an organization that offers high-dose hormonal contraception containing dangerous carcinogenic chemicals. In... more »

  Aaron wrote:

The Blinknow Foundation's mission is to create a self-sustainable living community for destitute children living in Nepal which will provide their most basic needs but also contribute to post-war recovery and peace. In just the last few years it has... more »

  parkersmom wrote:

Great people doing awesome things! Helping kids is one of the best things anyone can do. Children are after all our future. more »

  Cancer Fighter wrote:

It is a blessing to volunteer for such an organization as the American Cancer Society. The society gives you all the resources you need to be successful, including the knowledge to understan why we do what we do. The work of the American Cancer Society... more »

  pace565 wrote:

Parker Street Ministries is a phenomenal, life-changing ministry that is committed to the very highest standards in urban ministries. Their leadership is very committed to transforming the neighborhood in what I consider the perfect example of holistic... more »

  jknotts wrote:

Operation Homefront partners with K.I.D.S. to provide cribs, car seats, clothing, toys, high chairs and many other things to military families. Their sponsors are great, their staff is phenomenal, and they are truly committed to helping our military... more »

  Charlotte319 wrote:

In a world full of hurting people, I am so thankful for East Harris County Empowerment Council. They are typically first on the scene of an emergency to reach out and bring volunteers, donors and resources together to help residents with needs. It has... more »

  aimeekilmer wrote:

Community Action Marin is one of the most impressive organizations I've ever had the pleasure of working with. They provide critical services to the residents of our county that struggle to make ends meet despite living in one of the wealthiest parts... more »

  DavidAndCary wrote:

I have been receiving their newsletters and am very impressed with the work they are doing in Jamaica and a few other Caribbean islands. I like that they focus on children and the environment, but I know they also support hospitals, community centers,... more »

  Good Girl wrote:

I love being with RSVP. I have volunteered at a number of not-for-profits and really like the promptness with which the RSVP coordinators get back to you if you are having issues or concerns about a site. The staff act as strong advocates and liasions... more »

  Catharina wrote:

We cannot continue to live in comfort on our planet, while our brothers and sisters are in poverty, unsafe and without education. We have a strong obligation to uplift those in need. The time has come to be proactive. ... more »

  NazirAlexandra wrote:

We are constantly on the move to serve our community and love on each and every one of the people we come across! Even during the COVID outbreak, we are on the move to make sure families are fed. more »

  Symba wrote:

This organization used to help those who were in recovery. Now, they are allowing our women to move out into their own places while they are still using. Unfortunately, they only care about keeping their numbers up by proving they are finding housing... more »

  highschools wrote:

It’s great to see the young adults volunteering for a great cause in spreading youth literacy to our communities. Thank you Global Give A Book, team. more »

  MonkeyBrain wrote:

Free I.T. is a great non-profit organization that provides it's volunteers with a friendly learning environment, knowledgeable staff and the opportunity to earn a free laptop computer after a certain number of volunteer hours (working on refurbishing... more »

  Kelli_Temple wrote:

For the past several tree planting seasons, my classmates and I have been attending NJ Tree Foundation volunteer events in Camden. We love it! It's such a good time. The Tree Foundation has everything you need - shovels, brooms, rakes, gloves, water -... more »

  argasdoc wrote:

I have volunteered as an anesthesiologist on several medical missions trips that Helps International has sent to the highlands of Guatemala. This wonderful organization helps the needy of Guatemala not only in the medical arena, but helps build and distribute... more »

  varrio3 wrote:

I worked with the Canal Alliance for a period of time as a volunteer helping immigrants learn the skills needed to find work, as well as providing the everyday kind of help in filling out important forms for schools, jobs, passports, etc. There is a... more »

  lfeldman wrote:

This group of volunteers are wonderful. The hard work and hours they spend volunteering and raising funds, to help others, is quite remarkable. They are always welcoming, friendly, polite and ready to help. Unity not only operates a very active foodbank,... more »

  Mary Gilbert wrote:

I visited the Sexto Sol Center and found that the staff are totally dedicated to their work. This work includes helping refugees get resettled, teaching sustainable agriculture methods and nutrition, working with parents and schools, and training rural... more »

  Adam wrote:

Trees for Life is one of the few non-profits with a long-term outlook, one that they intend to last longer than they will themselves. In India, Bangladesh, Nicaragua, Liberia, etc., they go only where invited, teach people to organize and help themselves,... more »

  Farzin Rahmani wrote:

My name is Dr Farzin Rahmani and am trustee of Zambian Gems a UK Charity in charge of Blessed Vale School located in Chybolia Lusaka Zambia ,The School has over 650 Children. For the past few yearsFull Circle Learning has been a great supporter of Blessed... more »

  Ascencia wrote:

I was Beyond Shelter's first program director, working with Tanya to build the program in its first years of operation. I love the concept of moving families into their home as soon as possible - the idea was truly an innovation in its time, when few... more »

  michelle23 wrote:

"There were times when I didn’t even have enough rice to cook one full meal a day. Now that I am a part of BRAC, I can cook three meals or more a day for me and my nine children. That is why I am happy now.” - Robia Khatun “Wherever... more »

  Writer wrote:

I live half the year on the East Coast and half the year in Colorado. I have worked for and volunteered for non profits for many years. THis is the most satisfying volunteer experience I have ever had. It is not just the wonderful volunteers with whom... more »

  proof wrote:

Volunteering at Nabhi Christian Ministries is always a wonderful experience. Their special events add significant contributions in providing quality experiences for at-risk youth of all ages. I am looking forward to volunteering at their annual Children's... more »

  Melissa187 wrote:

Thanks You are a great asset to our community Many services offered more »

  julierenfro wrote:

As a proud member of the board at Ascending Awareness, I’m thrilled to share my enthusiasm for our organization. Our dedication to providing housing, renewable resources, and sustainable energy for all is not just a mission but a way of life for us.... more »

  frugal wrote:

Exceptional experience, took care of my water pump project in India with speed and care. Hope that I could give you 10 stars. All the best & Thank you. more »

  Javelin71 wrote:

I have been belonged to the New Jersey Planning Officials since 1990. The NJPO, formed in 1938, is the oldest leading source of planning information and expertise to planning and zoning board members in our state. NJPO is staffed by dedicated experts... more »

  neil_j wrote:

I appreciate being able to use paypal to make donations. wateraidamerica.org has a link named "WaterAid on eBay," which has a link to send a donation by paypal. Today, the URL for the eBay link is http://www.missionfish.org/charity/charity.jsp?NP_ID=17803.... more »

  dan.calvary wrote:

I'm been involved with UHW since 2008 and am continually impressed. The energy and effectiveness poured into creating dignified housing has yet to be matched. more »

  trelstad wrote:

Isles works to build self-sufficient families in healthy and sustainble communities in Central New Jersey (mostly Trenton) with integrated programs ranging from green homes initiatives, to community gardens, to financial self-reliance. They are starting... more »

  jeremygregg wrote:

I served as a volunteer member of the Dallas Advisory Board from 2007 until 2012. I found the organization to be a remarkable change-agent in the lives of some of society's most broken lives, and always knew that my time, talent and treasure were invested... more »

  Brittany K.4 wrote:

As a senior in college, I have selected this non-profit to intern with. I expected a brief shadowing and lots of minuscule behind-the-scenes work, as I wasn't sure how involved I would get to be. But instead of that, I have begun to flourish in my creative... more »

  Cleesperry wrote:

This group of women are so wonderful and welcoming. The meetings are structured and upbeat. We get things done for the cause so seamlessly it feels like and the people are there for the right reasons - to put the cause first. The beneficiaries of the... more »

  volbuilder wrote:

I have volunteered and donated to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles since 1998. This is one of the few organizations where you can see your donation in action. Funds help buy building materials and volunteers work alongside the future homeowners... more »

  Coats wrote:

Trailblazer Foundation was founded as a tax exempt non-profit in Wyoming, USA April 2004. Trailblazer works in Cambodia, specifically Siem Reap Province, bringing clean water and hope to rural villagers. Since 2005 Trailblazer has provided access to... more »

  Ronzo wrote:

PanZOu Project is the only comprehensive youth gang reduction program operating in South Florida. It helps keep kids out of gangs through prevention and intervention programs; helps youths returning from prison find activities other than gang "work,"... more »

  amertz wrote:

Revision is one of the most humble and altruistic organizations I have encountered in my experience with both the professional world and the non-profit sector. They genuinely do everything in their power to better the lives of those around them. Whether... more »

  Ginger88 wrote:

Carmalee works hard to help others and it really shows that she cares! She gives 100% of herself and Morristown and surrounding areas learn so much from what she shares! more »

  TwoifbySea wrote:

My daughter and I had struggled with health problems and finances after my husband left us. When I was sure we were days away from being homeless, I reached out to Community Action Agency. They arranged food for us to eat from the North State Food Bank,... more »

  coolmtnbiker048 wrote:

The Director of Restoration, Reginald Durant is very passionate about habitat restoration and is EXTREMELY knowledgable about plants in Orange County. Back to Natives has been extremely effective at educating the public about the values of using California-native... more »

  Ryan R. wrote:

I am a Volunteer of the Wish Upon A Hero Foundation as well a donor. This is one of the most incredible charities on the planet. This foundation has helped tons of families throughout the world in so many ways. They have granted so many different types... more »

  sevenbow wrote:

ICAN is a wonderful nonprofit organization serving children and families in the Chandler Az. area. "ICAN provides free comprehensive programs that empower youth to be productive, self-confident and responsible members of the community". Improving... more »

  fashion wrote:

I am donating to this ministry because when I was not able to find a place to stay a friend recommended I contact the Rose of Sharing Ministry. They food me shelter within hours. They gave me the necessary information needed to empower me to a better... more »

  BRIAN-B wrote:

EXCELLENT JOB IN MAKING OUR COMMUNITY A MORE POSITIVE PLACE!! more »

  jack10 wrote:

The story of Payatas Mission Outreach is a simple one. We help the poor and indigent people of Payatas one of the poorest places in the Philippines. I am not so sure anyone outside of the slums of Payatas could write a review for us. We recently opened... more »

  torr.glor wrote:

I found Big Sunday through Volunteermatch.com this past summer and I have been coming to their Thursday activities ever since. All the employees are extremely warm, welcoming and have some much to give that it is contagious and so admirable! I love volunteering... more »

  ashkun-zaker wrote:

The results that Womens initiative delivers are often clearly seen in the form of successful businesses, more local jobs, and a better standard of living for the women; while income is increased the vast majority of the time, it's the confidence and empowerment... more »

  ghirsch wrote:

I've had the pleasure of following PPI's work for 3 years now, reading their blogs, visiting their offices in DC and Nicosia, and seeing their staff in action with kids playing basketball. I'm really amazed at the dedication of their coaches to bring... more »

  Jayy14 wrote:

CAAB is an amazing organization that helps the community achieve assets in life. They help me fully purchase a car and I don’t have to deal with an expensive note. I’m under the age of 25, a note would’ve been expensive for me to pay plus insurance,... more »

  Barefoot2023 wrote:

Barefoot Books has long been a supporter of Heart of America Foundation's mission to increase educational access to children in underserved communities by creating beautiful spaces (and they are beautiful!) and filling them with quality materials. As... more »

  Evelyn D. wrote:

I serve on the Board of Directors of the Northwest Unangax Culture (NWUC). Our Board President found Hopa Mountain while searching for a way to learn more about applying for grants. She applied for us to attend their Strengthening the Circle seminar... more »

  KSmithhammer wrote:

For about a decade Valley Advocates for Responsible Development (VARD) has been and continues to be a resource to the community. The mission driven staff have helped us towards a well-managed growth plan that allows Teton Valley, ID to keep its historical... more »

  Writer wrote:

McPaws provides a great place for the stray and surrendered animals in this area. I have volunteered at the organization and the staff and other volunteers really care about the well being of all the animals. The best part, is that McPaws is a no kill... 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 »

  Gregory S.3 wrote:

I won a trip to the Open Arms village in Kenya in 2014 which was honestly such a blessing. The village is wholeheartedly committed to blessing and loving children who have been through some of the most devastating circumstances. They serve these children... more »

  Sharnya Smith wrote:

I am the coordinator of a youth workplace readiness program on Va. Peninsula. We have worked consistently with GSGG to provide employment opportunities for youth. Renita and staff have provided transportaion and developed seasonal work sites for youth.... more »

  beat wrote:

Start Right CDC has worked to eliminated hungry children in Cuyahoga County. Several food baskets are given during the Thanksgiving and Christmas holidays. There is now a partnership with the Cleveland Food Bank. 3 days worth of food will be issued to... more »

  Hildeliza Jimenez wrote:

My name is Hildeliza Jimenez, I been participating with Bonding since the Organization was founded. They have a Healthy Living program and I'm a volunteer to provide nutrition classes for children. I have seen Bonding growing so fast because the dedication... more »

  psychgirl88 wrote:

I had the joy of meeting Ms. Jackie and learned about Riel Love Foundation. She told me about how she created it in memory of her amazing son, Zuriel Overby, who was an awesome Man of God who loved the Lord! Riel Love is committed to meeting the needs... more »

  lusty2000 wrote:

Sane and thoughtful advocacy work around brown fields more »

  MealsOnWheels wrote:

This is a wonderful organization in the Bay Area with a broad scope of assistance. It was truly a pleasure working with them. more »

  Courtney R. wrote:

Apparo bridges the corporate community and non-profit community in Charlotte. We recently completed a Skilled Volunteer Engagement with a local non-profit. The project was rewarding for me and my co-worker and most importantly I feel we made a difference.... more »

  Twinsquared wrote:

I have a boy and a girl who are both 6 years old. They are both very shy and avoid group activities with strangers, even have anxiety over school! However, they were both interested in trying an art camp. They never had any anxiety past the first day!... more »

  freewolf wrote:

Bands for Lands is an organization really making a difference in communities across the Front Range in Colorado. Not only are they using music and the creative arts to raise funding and awareness on eco-social causes they in turn are supporting music... more »

  amandajshane wrote:

I have been a volunteer at City Mission for a few months now and have had a fabulous experience here. Each employee is very experienced, knowledgable and willing to do whatever's needed to make a difference in the community. This organization is very... more »

  caligero wrote:

I recently had the pleasure of being a part of a leadership exchange program through the DreamRoot Leadership Institute in Brazil, and I can honestly say that it was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. From the moment I arrived, I felt... more »

  lindy2 wrote:

WomensTrust Inc is a wonderful but barebones organization. Staff are pressed for time. I was able to see a need to celebrate a recent cash award given to the founder by another women's organization in NYC. I showed up with pen and pad and pressed the... more »

  Rick wrote:

Home Free Home worked successfully with a Long Island, New York family to design, apply for building permit and construct a ramp and deck for their 5 year old daughter with spina bifida. Home Free Home provides pro-bono architectural design services... more »

  Carlos wrote:

The Point is a very special place for me. I took my first film photography classes at The Point which encouraged me to pursue a career as an artist. I used to commute from Queens, an hour and a half because I couldn't find a place like this: skilled staff,... more »

  TEmory wrote:

The LLCC has been a positive force in building a consensus for compatible growth and development and has worked well with governments that cross both county and city boundaries- this is no easy task. They have taken on a number of community improvement... more »

  Little Italy SJ wrote:

Little Italy San Jose has been working hard to restore the original Italian settlement in San Jose. Some of our main accomplishments are the tremendous amount ok In Kind and monetary donations we received to build an Italian Cultural center/Museum and... more »

  SVVolunteer wrote:

Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley is the best non-profit organization I have ever had the pleasure of serving alongside. Their personal approach both with volunteers and the homeowners they serve brings a sense of community to the million person city... more »

  Robert Marsh wrote:

meets a significant need in the world of academia by encouraging students to know what they believe and why they believe, making a faith based life credible, supporting excellence in faith based scholarship, and speaking to the academic world from the... more »

  cessflip wrote:

Great Volunteer opportunities. To work on a build site with the prospective homeowners is so much fun and so rewarding. Everyone should see how having your own home changes the lives of those who are awarded their new homes, complete with mortgages.... more »

  OwlEyes wrote:

Witnessing the many ways this organization has grown from white male privilege, I sadly found it to be disingenuous, exclusive, and desensitized around genuine community and care. In my experience, it has often seemed more interested in justifying its... more »

  Elsa4sound wrote:

As an annual donor to Community Law Center, I have been impressed to witness the positive impact they have on Baltimore's neighborhoods as well as nonprofits all over Maryland. On many occasions, if it were not for Community Law Center, neighborhoods... more »

  J Dan P. wrote:

Since my first visit in 1970, Panthertown Valley has been my number 1 natural area. In those days us conservationists had resistance to moving forward with opposing development. Besides development for secondary homes and condominiums around a lake to... more »

  Tamika H. wrote:

Growing up in Birmingham was tough for me. I survived, but now have an opportunity to give back. There are a lot of kids and families in challenging positions. Community Care Development Network is a way for community leaders and partners to help the... more »

  Anw W. wrote:

This is truly TP2B...The Place 2 Be! They are truly here for District 3 of Detroit. On 10/31 the program does its best work by serving 1000s of residents by offering a buffet of treats at a safe location. more »

  AprilVG wrote:

Genesee County Habitat for Humanity not only changes the lives of the families it serves but transforms entire neighborhoods. Creating safe places for families and individuals to come home to. In return, these new home owners are giving back to their... more »

  brooklynchick wrote:

I have met both "line staff" and management of CUCS and each have been *incredibly* smart, hard-working and dedicated. They hold themselves to very high standards and are always striving to accomplish more for their clients. CUCS serves some of the... more »

  lucasmee wrote:

Girl Power USA supported S.A.L.V.E. International during an event in Jinja, Uganda, to celebrate International Day for Street Children. At very short notice, they were able to send a medical team to conduct free health checks for the children taking part... more »

  katielemon38 wrote:

The Creston Neighborhood Association has proven why this is such a great place to live! They have continued to surprise and revive this neighborhood year after year! I can’t wait to see what they do in the years to come! more »

  menontherise wrote:

COSACOSA came into my community to listen and help us achieve our dreams of beautifying the neighborhood by cleaning up an old vacant lot. Personally, I didn't expect to learn how to make art or to garden but I did. And I also learned alot about my... more »

  Lew K. wrote:

This organization has a track record of (a) successfully promoting open and ethical behavior among the area's various political entities; and (b) exerting appropriate pressure on city and county legislatures to maintain equitable and sensible tax rates.... more »

  Capt.James.Knox wrote:

Tomorrow's Aeronautical Museum is a great Non profit that helps children all over LA realize their dream. My name is James Knox im 14 years old and I have been in this program for 7 years now. This program has help me with so much things such as school,... more »

  srbb wrote:

Since I began serving on the board, I have assisted Gandhi Brigade (GB) in the organization of their Freedom School each week. Through this experience, I've been able to connect, learn and grow with an amazing group of young people and a highly motivated... more »

  nicoletteth00 wrote:

I have been a grant writer for BSA since August and have fell in love with the mission of the organization. In the midst of all the recent chaos throughout our nation, BSA continues to stand for unity and wants what's best for communities throughout the... more »

  John B.6 wrote:

My wife and I (physicians) and our 5 kids volunteered with GPM over the Summer assisting in schools and clinics in Mumbai and Ashte village. Was a great organization to work with. more »

  Rich Pyorre wrote:

This organization could be the model for other cities and areas to follow. If you like your contributions well spent, and who doesn't, then look at what this organization has accomplished. It is all volunteer, no paid staff, so virtually everything contributed... more »

  David247 wrote:

Judith Broeker and Jamie Donahoe run Adventures in Preservation and are just as passionate about history and historic places as we (The Fairfield Foundation) are. Our organizations met over four years ago and teamed up on our first project in the summer... more »

  mjackson11 wrote:

Connecting Communities helped me get transportation to work. more »

  SarahStew wrote:

I began volunteering at Stowe 5 years ago and absolutely love it. They clearly believe those they serve are valuable, capable individuals and treat them as such. They do a great job of meeting physical needs while keeping the Gospel and the love of Jesus... more »

  Writer wrote:

Melqosh serves the vulnerable in our society and nothing can be more honorable. more »

  lekzy24 wrote:

This Non Profit has helped hundreds of homeless people in terms of feeding and donations. They also cater for the wellness of the children and provides financial assistance for a better life. more »

  Rnovo wrote:

VU welcomed me with open arms when I was new to the Chicago area! It introduced me to awesome people, places, and organizations. This group has the perfect combo of community outreach and in-reach. By helping out in a new Chicago location every month,... more »

  hanels wrote:

I had a great experience with Building Futures Project. As a 15 year educator, I was thrilled at the amount of prep materials and lessons they supplied. While in El Salvador we completed meaningful service that also connected us to the people of the... more »

  Niebuhr wrote:

I've worked with PPL for five years as a college administrator at Minneapolis Community and Technical College for five years. They are a dedicated and professional organization committed to preparing individuals for work, college, and fiancial independance.... more »

  Don_M wrote:

Tragedy begins at home.Paris is burning, but Megan is on the bus home from her second job at 2am and hardly knows today’s world news. She’s thinking about what she can make for three school lunches that need to head out the door in... more »

  Julie49 wrote:

Having been involved with Sunburst Unlimited and Gardens From Garbage for several years now it still amazes me how much we have changed, how much we have changed peoples thinking, how much we are growing and how much there still is to do! Having just... more »

  robbyboyer wrote:

Dancing Rabbit Ecovillage defies the myth that 'truly' sustainable lifestyles will require either self-imposed suffering, a benevolent eco-dictator, and/or hyper-modern technologies. The community demonstrates that a peaceful, abundant sustainability... more »

  unityday wrote:

Tioga United is a local nonprofit who for many years have volunteered to rebuild the Tioga Community with the love and dedication of themselves and the entire community. However, there were and still is stumbling blocks but with the help of devoted and... more »

  GrannyS wrote:

Phoebe Needles Center, Inc. offers programs for people of all ages, but the organization is probably most widely known for its summer camp program for children. There are day camp programs for elementary age children and overnight programs for pre-teens... more »

  kim3 wrote:

Amsha Africa Foundation works with impoverished communities in Africa, providing life-saving supplies. I've worked with this organization for the past year and been involved in food distribution, water and sanitation projects, educating the rural population... more »

  crystalmesk wrote:

Souderton Telford Main Streets gives our community fun activities for everyone. There are many events to get involved in, they treat their volunteers with much respect and appreciation! more »

  tl71 wrote:

The work they do isn’t so much about giving it’s about aiding. Helping entrepreneurs who would generally be overlooked by banks is a wonderful way to create new community leaders and builders. What a great program!!! more »

  diamondqueen wrote:

I am a sister of a 17 year old with autism. My sister has been wanting a community for a long time and now that she is 17, it is time to start planning her future just like any high school senior. I think that this is important for people like my sister... more »

  Writer wrote:

Serenity Charity Club has been supporting, sponsoring, and helping Aiken County PRT for 5 years now. The Aiken County Recreation Center has been able to host some pretty awesome events because of SCC. Each Christmas families in Aiken County are able... more »

  abritton wrote:

St Arbor is a community garden dedicated to addressing hunger in Denton County. But it really is a community connector drawing volunteers from all surrounding areas to team together for a good cause. more »

  tadi2001 wrote:

I am immensely proud of the strides U.S. Africa Institute has made in addressing educational inequity and fostering academic and cultural exchanges between the United States and African institutions. Our mission to enhance academic collaboration, promote... more »

  MikeLeonard wrote:

I have been making donations to support Ba Nga Afayo for six years and have watched them grow in their support of their community. From helping families who have lost their homes to natural disasters to helping young women learn the skills to be strong... more »

  summachick wrote:

I have been volunteering with Ready Fest for three years now, and it is one of the best experiences I have ever had in serving my community. These school kids are so happy to receive all of their school supplies, along with a back pack, laundry detergent,... more »

  Elizabeth J. wrote:

I came in contact with PIQE through a professional colleague who spoke so enthusiastically about the organization that I decided to accept an invitation to one of the parent graduations. I immediately understood what all the hype was about. The graduating... more »

  wtdixon3 wrote:

I am a WSU Master Gardener who has been a volunteer for the Foundation since 2012. We are currently running a Food Garden Drive to raise funds to build another 50 food gardens for low-income families in our communities. If you are interested in donating,... more »

  JonathanGomez wrote:

I believe that we can make a positive difference in the world, by delivering small changes which combine to make a huge impact. Hero4hope helps to achieves this by delivering societal improvements, in order to achieve better living conditions for many... more »

  Bryan J.1 wrote:

With the help of this non profit it helped raise $1000.00 for victims of hurricane Irma in the community and has adopted a mile to help keep it's community clean. It has reached out to seek input to fellow divers and non diver to restore and maintain... more »

  csmart wrote:

This is an organization that gets their hands dirty helping residents of the urban core improve their day to day living. I learned about them while volunteering with my son's class to to a cleanup in the neighborhood and build a pocket park for the residents.... more »

  justiceforcommunity@yahoo.com wrote:

The director, Ms. Robinson, has been accused of misuse of funds for personal use. Large amounts of funding were missing from a few of her projects. more »

  grace4 wrote:

I went on retreat with Expanding Lives, and it literally changed my life, and opened my eyes to the world. During this retreat, I acted as a cultural leison to help the four pre-selected girls from West Africa transition from country to country. During... more »

  irishbookworm21 wrote:

Last year, I was offered the opportunity to work with the Haibitat for Humainty of Rutherford County through my company on two women's builds. Essentially, this meant that most of the volunteer staff was comprised of other women. I will be... more »

  SNKerkhoff wrote:

4 the World listens to communities to see if they would like assistance and if so what kind of support they need. This is important because 4 the World respects people's dignity and respects their autonomy. It is also important because it means that... more »

  Pamala R. wrote:

Touched by tradgedy by losing my 19 year old daughter in a car crash, caused by her own alcohol consumption, I felt the need to help others by trying to prevent more traffic fatalities. I was referred to SCVRJP. They offered me an avenue by telling my... more »

  Chosen1 wrote:

Camp Bohdi is a purpose driven organization that focuses on the needs of the people of today and the future. more »

  ChiCommunityLover wrote:

As a former volunteer of TRC, I can confidently say that their impact in the Chicago housing arena is REMARKABLE! From supportive services to expanding intergenerational elderly care... thank you TRC for all that you do! more »

  LALove wrote:

They do amazing work and the staff is great. As a volunteer you can see the difference they make in the community. more »

  dcallejon wrote:

The Washington Area Women's Foundation is an innovative and unique resource for the Washington DC Metro Area. At the core, the WF provides desperately needed support to non profits working with low income women and girls - from technical assistance,... more »

  IBM4life wrote:

I have been on the Ghana and Costa Rica rainforrest prgramand have to say bth changed my life for the better I LOVED having a concrete project finished t the end ofteh experience.The one week time frame worked within teh vcation time Ihave available,... more »

  Kathy139 wrote:

As a board member for Homestead CS, I get a first hand look at all of the great things they have been doing in the Greater Lafayette Area to save homes for clients, learn money saving skills, obtain affordable lending and just being there to see people... more »

  sabeacher wrote:

Great Wednesday night concerts with local restaurant fare for sale-- good fun during warm weather months. BUT there appears to be a culture of secrecy. There is little or no transparency as to income and spending, including contributions. Form 990... more »

  ClairPotter wrote:

There is something "not right" in this organization. While they are doing great work in much needed areas, the leaders of the group seem to be more concerned with how great they are instead of the product they are producing for the communities. I have... more »

  steph09 wrote:

This is a wonderful organization, Eugene and his team are always giving back to the community and impacting the lives of those in need. Eugene is a great mentor, he reaches out to the troubled youth and makes it his business to interact with them on all... more »

  Elaine wrote:

ACS collects millions of dollars per year what do they do with it? How much is given for research or helping cancer patients. I was an oncology RN and sought help for patients from ACS they declined. I want to hear from them how they spend their money... more »

  allan1 wrote:

Great organization! I attended an ESF service event in Washington and had a great time. It's great to see a LGBT organization taking such a positive approach and making a difference in society. This is the way we'll influence those against us! more »

  Aloha143 wrote:

I love everything about PGK! As a mom of two, it can be a difficult feeling when you aren't sure how to instill love, kindness, empathy and generosity in your kids. I love the way PGK provides simple ways you and your family can give back easily. There... more »

  Writer wrote:

Founder April Lee is wonderful person and great asset to the community. more »

  Nathan35091 wrote:

This project is eye opening and will help so many people. The project is extraordinarily meaningful and thoughtful for those in need. more »

  wise1em wrote:

I love volunteering with DLI! By volunteering with them, I have met so many wonderful, passionate, and engaged people who are invested in the future of our amazing city, Lansing MI! The staff, leadership, and board are all highly knowledgeable and appreciative... more »

  Terry Walker wrote:

I volunteered with GLNO nearly a year ago today and the experience was so positive that we have now helped to extend their concept to South Carolina with the sub-group Green Light South Carolina. The goals of this organization are to change every incandescent... more »

  Amy Rhodes wrote:

I recently started volunteering at CCA after 15 years of donating only and the experience was great. The organizers are friendly and efficient and the work was satisfying. I helped at the food pantry in Lewisville, TX but there are many opportunities... more »

  KimboHewbert wrote:

After learning about the Brighton Centre and the direct work it does in the community I was quite impressed. The organization has a very grass roots feel, where it can mobilize the local neighbourhoods by working with them one on one and providing them... more »

  Denise31 wrote:

My family and I have volunteered with Aeon for many years. It is such a rewarding experience. We bring our children with us. We serve meals to the same people in the same building. They people have become like family to us. We love to prep and cook and... more »

  Jahci L. wrote:

I first came across this JBMS Foundation while I was in middle school. It helped me stay out of trouble while also learning how to better myself. The staff were very friendly and helpful which made the experience even more enjoyable. Naturally after I... more »

  Timah wrote:

1City Youth was one of the best programs I was ever apart of for about 4yrs. This program help me develope my great leadership skills. In 1City I was co-captain of the step team, co-captain of the dance team, then captain of dance, and mentors to the... more »

  skajungle wrote:

ARF-ARF has a great group of people working to make a more pet friendly Rockaway. It's Board of Directors (all volunteers) hold down full time jobs (except 1 person) while devoting many hours to this organization. These people are among the most devoted... more »

  Todd26 wrote:

I've spent time in Green Island Jamaica on a few occasions while I was on vacation in Jamaica. We stayed at spring mountain villa which donates it's profits to it's namesakes charity. It's a wonderful place atop a beautiful mountain with ocean views.... more »

  HighHopes wrote:

As a board member and a client my family has benefited greatly from High Hopes. They have the resources and the staff to support our family through any mental health issues we might have. They are affordable and have the staff to make sure there is appointments... more »

  Norma Villazana-Price wrote:

The Reading Tree has provided the families in our class with opportunities to learn more about the importance of literature and reading for young children. The teachers in class create activities and provide modeling for the families to learn from. The... more »

  jchou87 wrote:

NSP is one of those rare nonprofits that have members that truly live out the mission of the organization. The entire organization is transparent and from the CEO to the volunteers, everyone is in the loop of what is going on. NSP is also so crucial in... more »

  TRicks wrote:

Did a one day build--well organized, great community participation along side us corporate folks, all the tools and materials where on site and 300 volunteers where put to work seamlessly. I volunteer a lot and this was the best experience I've had and... more »

  Trish T. wrote:

The other day I was buying some Katalyst Komboucha and was telling a fellow shopper how the company got started in FC CDCs food processing center. Also about how many other businesses they've helped start-up and grow. Through my work, I'm familiar... more »

  Bud R. wrote:

The On It Foundation is a well focused organization intent on impacting the injustice of the digital divide. Millions of families throughout the US still lack sufficient resources to have a computer with internet access in their homes. This has a tremendous... more »

  Writer wrote:

This operation is a rip off. Set up to provide a high salary for director and his minions. Beware!! more »

  Charley176 wrote:

HRCAP is working very hard to fulfill our Mission of helping members of the community to become self-sufficient and move out of poverty with our many partners. The services offered reach from pre-birth to senior citizens. New programs offering Opioid... more »

  Ania L. wrote:

I first became involved with Art for Change (AfC) as a volunteer in 2004. I have been impressed with the organization from the start. Art for Change creates exciting programs that benefit the community on a limited budget and has been a home away from... more »