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  L Thieme wrote:

For the holidays this year, we decided to get a goat, through the HHF in honor of all the kids in our family. Every year we try to do something to both honor the kids & to help them realize that there are so many people out there who are less fortunate... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer at BVMI and can attest to how powerfully they leverage their donations, both in-kind and monetary, and I can vouch for the serious dedication of both their paid and volunteer staff. This place runs like a machine, has the best executive... more »

  ddneering wrote:

The Shelter Assocation has been an important part of the Washtenaw Community for over 26 years. I am impressed with their mission "ending homelessness one person at a time." I have been espeically impressed with the staff who work day to day with... more »

  Jennifer212 wrote:

Hope Clinic is a nondenominational Christian ministry that provides free medical and dental care to those without insurance in southeast Michigan. It also provides a food pantry, meals, and other social services assistance with an emphasis on health.... more »

  Wilhamina wrote:

I feel like my donation goes to real need and is administered well. more »

  bradberry7ofus wrote:

I have visited Guiding Star many times and had the privilege of meeting many of the wonderful staff that work there. I highly recommend their services for women in all stages of life and their families. Thanks for all you do. more »

  SindyL wrote:

This review was collected by the Mary's Center staff through an offline review form and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern. more »

  mark14 wrote:

i have been involved with Pro Mujer for several years now as a very vocal supporter and donor. three years ago i had the opportunity to see first hand how they work with women in latin america. i went on a Pro Mujer field trip to Peru. what truly impressed... more »

  bleblanc wrote:

Directed towards the working uninsured, this is a great program for those who want to help themselves and willing to take responsibility for their lives and health. The model which includes a Health Coach to help the patinet understand and change unhealthy... more »

  Grateful_Patient wrote:

I wanted to give feedback about Dr. Parish and how much she and the clinic helped me. Before coming to Health For All, I was struggling with sciatic pain, was unable to work due to intense pain, and was dependent on tramadol. At my first visit to HFA... more »

  marge2 wrote:

For the last 39 years MEND has consistently served the poor of the northeast San Fernando Valley. Their social service programs cover a wide range of needs and offer job training as well. It is frugally run with only 6% of its budget used for administration... more »

  bsims wrote:

VHC is one of the best non-profits around, their mission is truly making a difference in the lives of those they serve. VHC and their dedicated staff, board and volunteers work tirelessly to improve the quality of life of residents in the Greater Baton... more »

  Nancy 7210 wrote:

Human Health Project is a great organization with a vision to deliver personal solutions to complex health issues. Working for this organization has been fulfilling and very rewarding. It is rare to find a more dedicated group of volunteers, led by Dr.... more »

  stephenb wrote:

Not only does the Free Clinic of Southwest Washington provide necessary urgent care to those in need, but it has also given me the opportunity to advance my college education through an internship that will help me with a future career. Through them... more »

  sboticki wrote:

I am a donor and a board member of this organization. They are working every day to make sure that all Racine County residents have access to medical and dental care regardsless of their economic status. Alison, her team, and all of the volunteer providers... more »

  Lucy wrote:

My daughter, Renee, lives and works in Haiti at Wings of Hope a home for both physically and mentally handicapped children. I have been there several times when the group of Healing Hands are at Wings of Hope. They are a great bunch of people and do... more »

  stephanie18 wrote:

My mother owes her life to this nonprofit organization. She was able to be admitted to the hospital through the emergency department because this is a service offered by Wheeling Health Right. Dr. Commerci, her family physician, consulted a surgeon... more »

  Trazanna H. wrote:

San Jose Clinic fills a gap in the greater Houston community. There are far too many people with limited access to healthcare and education. more »

  hldec2012 wrote:

I found this internship opportunity by just searching online. I loved that you could choose the from a variety of months and how it was not limited to a short amount of time during only one point of the year. Since I work full time I chose to go in December... more »

  bahoughton wrote:

The St. Petersburg Free Clinic focuses on meeting basic needs -- food, shelter and medical care. In my experience, The Free Clinic is a VERY good steward of its resources. Programs include a Food Bank serving the Clinic's programs and 50 other agencies,... more »

  NicoletteMunoz wrote:

The Free Clinic of Simi Valley is one of the most amazing charities ever! Talk about the biggest bang for you charity dollar. The Free Clinic continues to serve more and more people each year on a flat budget, with almost all of the services... more »

  Sistersharon wrote:

An unbelievable organization...dedicated doctors, nurses, staff. They provide one of the greatest services in our community. Not only are they keeping patients well, but they are terrific educators. How lucky we are to have this organization... more »

  scnameth wrote:

The LA Gay and Lesbian Center's Family Services Program has done so much for our family. After my partner and I had our daughter, we found that we were the minority in all parent and me groups (MOMS Club, Gymboree, Music Together) or the only lesbian... more »

  tbajaj wrote:

This organization goes above and beyond just helping people in need. It also supports the spiritual uplifting of individuals. There are many organization with worthy efforts but very few with a combined goal of providing material and spiritual help/health... more »

  laurel45 wrote:

My son, who is almost 14 years old, and has mild to moderate physical and cognitive disabilities, has been receiving speech therapy at SRCLC for as long as I can remember. He has speech and language difficulties related to low muscle tone and developmental... more »