Find Community Coalitions Nonprofits and Charities

  ciearaj1992 wrote:

My experience with Circle Of Light Associates has been a great one. This organization is for the "people" regardless of the financial stability, I have done numerous of volunteer work and left with a smile. Recently in STL there was a big event called... 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 »

  Anne H.1 wrote:

Attended family week in P-town for the first time this year, it was one of the best weeks of my life. Love this organization and all they do to bring together families across the nation in love support and action. more »

  02Dixon wrote:

I attended one of their meetings entitled "SOS", Saving our Sisters. . it included professional people (doctors, nurses, counselors, etc.) they talked openly about ways to become more aware of health issues, like yearly health exams, mammograms, taking... more »

  Radhika A. wrote:

I usually see Accountability Lab's activities in Nepal. The way they engage young people in finding key solutions of the social problems is amazing. The use of arts, music, and sports are very powerful tools to engage citizen on holding politician, government... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

United Sikhs is an organisation that helps international communities in event of any disaster. Also it brings to fore the issues of Ethical Sikh Minority in US. more »

  GOD PROVIDES Ministry Inc. wrote:

God Provides is a caring organization, big hearts doing big things through out Los Angeles County and beyond. Native American Food bank distributing food to local Tribes and feeding the homeless daily. Providing free clothing and turing away noone in... more »

  Abel96 wrote:

As a member of my community, we badly need a food pantry in many parts of the town. My and family are having a hard time getting ahead and we heard about this organization that's coming to my community. So glad. Please support this organization and their... more »

  Jennifer114 wrote:

They provide great information and resources to girls not only in our area but all over the country. Their message is one of empowerment for girls and women of all ages. They want our world to be one where women are equals, treated fairly and and are... 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 »

  craig newmark wrote:

The folks at The Women's Building are doing great work to help out women and girls in need. It's a multi-ethnic, multi-cultural, multi-service center for women and girls in the Mission district in SF. more »

  sophiefontecchio wrote:

This February my organization Let's Bake the World a Better Place raised funds for the CTC. They are a very good non-profit to work with, and supported us throughout the way. They advertised the bake sale we held very efficiently, and drove up our sales.... more »

  tkrewson wrote:

The Mission Continues is a wonderful organization that allows our returning veterans to continue to serve their country as community leaders through various community outreach programs and fellowships. I have personally served as volunteer for several... more »

  artjan wrote:

The League of Women Voters works to get all citizens involved and active in government. Local Leagues around the country have active and dedicated volunteers. Priorities are clean government and election laws, voting rights and civil rights. In recent... 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 »

  skuint wrote:

This charity, The Student Veterans of America, does not assist in Veterans Student higher education for the area of Vocational Rehabilitation. Their IRS 990's reflect a scam with little to no funding of the veterans students they allegedly support. If... more »

  jose1230 wrote:

They are a life-changing youth program in the heart of a community prone to perpetual poverty and violence. more »

  EducatorandInstructor73 wrote:

Na Mea Ike Ia provides exceptional competition support and administration for Hawaii’s youth! They are absolutely essential to the success of our youth programs. We could not provide a professional, consistent, and refined level of competitive events... more »

  andreapad13 wrote:

During the pandemic, Casa San Jose's team has worked non-stop to provide relief to Latinx immigrants who have not been able to access the government stimulus. It raised nearly a million dollars to give $700 to more than 700 families. They have helped... 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 »

  peterfboyce wrote:

Our nation is facing a life -threatening crisis. The impact of opioids and narcotics abuse over the last several years is unprecedented. Families, community leaders and law enforcement agencies are overwhelmed with the number of tragic deaths occurring... more »

  sarahyde92 wrote:

The Walker Area Communiy Foundation is an amazing nonprofit working in Walker County. Their helping hands reach far beyond beyond one's expectations. The staff goes above and beyond to make sure the needs of the community are met. The Foundation is always... more »

  Jonesy wrote:

Of all the organizations in the Greater Washington area the DC Campaign provided me with the most comprehensive overview of the issues and solutions for the prevention of teen pregnancy. This is a complicated issue within a complex government, foundation... more »

  Patricio wrote:

Suicide affects everyone. It is the 10th leading cause of death in the United States, and is an especially high cause of death in young people and the elderly. The Speedy Foundation plays an important role in Idaho and Utah in helping people in crisis... more »

  LWUMC wrote:

I coordinate a safe parking program in Kirkland at Lake Washington United Methodist Church. We serve 30-50 women and some families who live in their cars. Jonathan reached out to me in the early days of Covid to see if KPCF could help. Every week,... more »

  ICE5 wrote:

The QSA Foundation helps homeless children and military families in MI, KY, NC and TN and really as much as they can around the world, they have hosted events that empower children , help the homeless and veterans, not limited to but including Stand Downs... more »

  jessicaleia wrote:

I have enjoyed every second of working with Dress For Success Austin! All the hard work pays off when you see how happy and relieved your client is when she leaves. They always have a little more bounce in their step and more confidence after a suiting. more »

  FavePrincess wrote:

This group does amazing work in our area! Food drives, partnering with other nonprofits, and backpack and school supply giveaways, all while maintaining a community park! more »

  gulsum_math wrote:

Enjoy the events, especially Sunday Brunches and Ladies Coffee Night..Great place to meet with the people from different culture. Also, Great foods! more »

  Joshua30 wrote:

Leadership Pasadena was a great experience for me. I had just moved from over 2,000 miles away to take a job in Pasadena and didn't know very many people. There has not been a single more important thing that I have done to grow personally and professionally... more »

  Writer wrote:

This Coalition is a community of faithful servants who support our veteran community. I can't be too active with them, but when I can go, the work each member is doing is phenomenal, and they are making such a difference in each program. Great work by... more »

  cjmoye wrote:

As a Guardian Ad Litem in Greenville and a volunteer with this organization, I have been able to witness the hard work and resources that they have been able to accomplish. more »

  mortonhs wrote:

I have personally seen Mountain Family Center impact children and adults living in Grand County. With food pantries in Kremmling and Granby, the Center is accessible to residents who need assistance with food, shelter, clothing and other basic human... more »

  Writer wrote:

My experience when I sent my daughter was excellent. We started attending when the organization had just started. It is really good to see them still serving the community. Excellent program for youth and it is Free which is a added benefit for parents.... more »

  Jonathan L.4 wrote:

Excellent job on a daily basis providing meals for veterans and seniors. more »

  teacherpassmore wrote:

National Equity Project is doing incredible work in schools around the ideas of social justice, race and equity. I was involved a few years ago with a joint administrator/teacher training. They facilitated real, sometimes tough, conversations about... more »

  kaydc wrote:

RINA has been been an incredibly dynamic organization advocating and meeting the needs of Rwandans both in Rwanda and in the US diaspora. Despite limited resources, its team of volunteers have been extremely resourceful. more »

  Deborahc9133 wrote:

I am proud to be a member of this board. The teachers are outstanding and dedicated. ESL is very much needed in this community. Please support if you can. more »

  possum wrote:

Dedicated, persistent, and resourceful. People helping people protect the places they love. Heartwood is a model for groups in other parts of the country because of the way the groups and individuals help each other, rather than competing more »

  schutte wrote:

Interbay P-Patch, one of the largest in the city of Seattle would not be there if it was not for GROW’s advocacy for community gardens and their support as a fiscal agent as we built the garden and the garden amenities. The Interbay P-Patch is one of... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Birthing Circle has given me endless support since the beginning of my pregnancy when I found out about them. I am happy to refer anyone to their group and feel comfortable asking anything. more »

  aleuzarraga wrote:

RISE San Diego has truly invested in me not only to serve better the communities I am part of but also in my own personal growth. Since 2019, RISE has taken a chance on me by accepting me to the most impactful and transforming leadership fellowship I've... more »

  Writer wrote:

Gods Divine Purpose For Your Life Ministry has been such a blessing to people from all walks of life. Thank you for all you do. more »

  Jed wrote:

I really appreciate how this organization works with communities to craft solutions that work for people, nature and wildlife. They don't work in a vacuum and decide what is best for others. more »

  gotmywish wrote:

I recently started volunteering and fostering for this wonderful new rescue/TNVR group. It has been a wonderful experience! Everyone works together so well in helping these at risk cats. It’s a blessing to be part of it! more »

  AllanT wrote:

I became involved in the Santa Clara County FireSafe Council several years ago to help prevent wildfires in the Alum Rock Park area near our home. Later, as I became involved in more county-wide activities of the council, I was elected Treasurer and... more »

  Curtis Glenn wrote:

The Presbytery of Philadelphia support food closets set up throughout the 5 county area including Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery County. This includes funding donations to the closets in the form of gift certificates to purchase... more »

  Vivien Luk wrote:

Pittsburgh Cares excels in connecting volunteers with nonprofits. Their Hands on Pittsburgh event draws in an impressive amount of volunteers each year working on various projects for area nonprofits. Pittsburgh is lucky to have such an amazing organization... more »

  BJVOTEL wrote:

I've know about the Elfrida Citizen Alliance for many years and the good works they do for the all the people & community of Sulpher Springs Valley. The ECA has a team of highly skilled & qualified professional personnel who seek out innovative ways to... more »

  apb2x wrote:

I’m so grateful PSV exists. I didn’t realize that racial socialization was so crucial to the mental health of my children until the first PSV event when I saw them interacting with kids who look like them and I heard them talking afterwards about... more »

  Glen Price wrote:

I have worked with the Bay Area Partnership for over six years in a variety of capacities. During that time frame, I have seen them leverage limited amounts of financial resources to assist school districts and non-profits serving low-income communities... more »

  haniveah wrote:

In 1994 Project Kesher brought together Jewish women from the former Soviet Union with Jewish women from around the world. The first agenda was to help these women strengthen their Jewish identity. Since then Jewish women in Ukraine, Russia, Moldova and... more »

  Holly H wrote:

I was employee of this organization and am here to say that employees are treated much differently than clients. I was discriminated due to a mental illness disability and was offered no adjustment to the job when I revealed my bipolar diagnosis. This... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a longtime beach side resident as well as a native Floridian I had the misfortune of walking my two poodle size dog's past tommy gasiorowski house with them off of the chain and he told me to leash them .after I politely said no he went into a rage... more »

  nduffy wrote:

I love the way it makes me feel like I am helping people more »

  Array wrote:

FUM is amazing! If there is anything you need you can go there and they are able to help...or know who you need to contact for help. Do they just pass you off? NO! They will make sure to help you reach the right person and the right resource. They truly... more »

  Chrissy J. wrote:

Bradley Initiative for Church and Community, BICC, is a fantastic organization focused on strengthening families and youth in Cleveland City and Bradley County. The organization has four main programs: Starfish- an in home parent-education program... more »

  jessica.anthony333 wrote:

YWCA Supervised Visitation and Safe Exchange Center recently hired a new Director .This new Director of the YWCA court Programs is terrible. Her initials are D.H.She reports what she wants to report and basis her reports not supported by actual... more »

  Sonya J. wrote:

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

  technicalbeat wrote:

Occur, now serving Oakland's underserved communities for 45 years has also been one of the first to realize the importance of technology and the InternetInternet. In 1997 they established the Eastmont Technology Center and have since brought well over... more »

  Nepal wrote:

I'm a new board member with SCCDC, helping with marketing efforts and spreading the word about the amazing work done by this organization. The founders have a strong passion for their mission of providing educational programs for changing community.... more »

  Jack Stuart wrote:

Drug prohibition doesn't work, just like alcohol prohibition didn't work. Drugs should be treated like alcohol. I propose that the government and the media launch a campaign titled "Drugs Are Dumb", which would portray users as weak substandard people... more »

  Charityjunkie wrote:

I volunteered at this nonprofit last year December. The experience was mind-blowing. There was no discrimination. Everyone was treated with respect. The event was very organised. I was impressed to find out that every staff was a volunteer thus, reducing... more »

  Sarah117 wrote:

This is a great organization with excellent leadership and new energy. Watch it grow and serve new constituencies in the coming years! more »

  MarieZin wrote:

As a member of the Board of Directors I’ve seen firsthand the pride that businesses and residents have being part of a diverse and inclusive community. The GMA is there to promote and support this vital part of the city of Frederick. From Facade grants... more »

  thorne777 wrote:

Founded in 2018, MSAHT advocates for change and addresses gaps within the system to combat human trafficking. While still a young organization, MSAHT is continuously evolving programs and services to meet the needs of survivors and the communities it... more »

  howdoyouspellthis wrote:

The Sad Cafe is an incredible venue devoted to giving young musicians the opportunity to play at a legitimate venue. Since playing my first show there last fall, I have turned 18 and started playing at bars in Boston, such as the Middle East. It is... more »

  dont-judge-the-book-by-the-cover wrote:

SACA does not practice equality with their internal employees. High turn over, and sadly are the good one leaving. Some people who work for years do not keep confidential the issues of their clients. Comments about not able to help people with jobs... more »

  rtallman wrote:

STL Veterans Ball is bringing together local area veterans. It’s creating an environment to bring back the comrade that we had in the military. more »

  Clark T.1 wrote:

I worked for Reach Out West End from 1970-76 off and on. I think that it's important to know that Paul Smythe was the 1st Dir. of ROWE when it began on Holt Ave near Ont Int Airport circa 1970. He fueled the impetus for the program which evolved into... more »

  Yiny Poveda wrote:

Healthy Start is the evidence that there is something greater that we can be part of. It is a fruitful nonprofit that shows results and generates positive changes within the community. Healthy Start takes the nonprofit nature to a further extension of... more »

  tishg12 wrote:

I am having a great experience working with The NOVA Bulls Organization. From my first introduction to DeMarcus and Alora Henry I have been impressed. The organization is really passionate about serving the community and empowering youth through basketball... more »

  Tim C.3 wrote:

Woodville is a grassroots action for the rural, unincorporated community of Liberty Twp., Porter County, Indiana. Managed entirely by unpaid volunteers from its membership, the organization has successfully represented at county meetings and local municipal... more »

  Marcia wrote:

An effective and progressive community coalition that works towards eliminating substance abuse in our community. Creative in the ways in which they raise funds. more »

  Peter Hoffman H. wrote:

As a board member at the Chico Peace and Justice Center, I can testify that grassroots activism and community outreach in Chico thrives at the CPJC. We are currently partnering with with California State University, Chico to expand our student volunteer... more »

  M PowerHouse Inc. wrote:

M-POWERHOUSE, Inc. was conceived by a cadre of professional's to address the educational, economic and socio-health factors that impact youth violence. M-POWERHOUSE uses a non-traditional approach at thwarting youth violence through education and the... more »

  Marleny R. wrote:

My son {about 2.5years ago} was given a bike from this amazing non profit. Previously, I entered him in a community fundraiser contest that would gift a child a bike. His name wasn't drawn but he was so happy and cheered for the child who did. He than... more »

  Doer wrote:

When Project Harmony began in 1985, the Vacant lots across the street were mountains of trash, rats, drug paraphernalia & more. Our elderly neighbor, Mr. Joseph Daniel Wilson--after whom our remaining community garden is named--along with neighborhood... more »

  Suzannah wrote:

The Community Coalition on Homelessness (CCH) is a shining star that reaches out to its clients with compassionate action. CCH draws heavily from community volunteers for its daily operations providing a model one-stop resource center for the area’s... more »

  sammylee_2608 wrote:

I loved that this organization is very proactive in responding via email or text. I was able to meet a few pups that caught my eye and heart. They allowed me to come visit twice within the day and allowed me to bring my dog. These pups are well looked... more »

  Voter wrote:

Got on line to support the conservative plan as per commercial & couldn't locate anything about it. Give you a poor on user friendly website for voters! more »

  hiedie23 wrote:

My husband had just been released from prison and we had no idea where to go for resources. When we heard about Spectrum Resources, we decided to go and check it out. They were so warm and welcoming, which was not what we were accustomed to. They looked... more »

  Writer wrote:

With only a few paid staff members, SNG achieves real results for traffic safety in Seattle. They do this with a strong network of neighborhood chapters, motivated volunteers, and effective advocacy with elected and appoint leaders. They've demonstrated... more »

  snowhow wrote:

Elmer Cone is a volunteer who is a vital contributor to NORLUA with his time, widsdom, expertise, talents, experience and connections. Elmer is an irreplaceable asset, and has been for many years. He has worked for and with our new club's many questions... more »

  Vira C. wrote:

This organization is constituency driven--truly. Every dollar is well spent here. Understated, but makes big impact on pressing human needs focusing the spotlight on policies that create homelessness, mass incarceration, and climate change just to name... more »

  Valeriebuxton wrote:

The RECH Foundation donates 100% of the resources they receive back to needy individuals and families in needy communities. The Founders donate 100% of themselves to helping others. INTEGRITY is the best description. more »

  Doug S. wrote:

Our church has partnered with InCommon for many years now. They have consistently connected us to the poor, homeless, and marginalized as our friends and fellow neighbors. No longer are we a church that wants to patronize the poor; we see them as our... more »

  4116ed wrote:

I'm a 65 year old disabled veteran who tried to get HELP from organizations that are getting $ to help veterans and don't, I was living in a camper with no running water or sewage, only a space heater and electric blanket and the only place that helped... more »

  Dillinger wrote:

Community Creating Opportunties (CCO) has been in existing in our Community for 35 years, it is a Faith Based organization that brings people of all faith together to build relationships and develop strong leaders to improve the quality of life in our... more »

  melanie38 wrote:

Air Alliance Houston contributes a great deal of issue expertise and brings a real presence to the environmental community in Houston. From providing a voice to the media, educating kids, hosting Earth Day Houston, and lobbying to improve air quality... more »

  David Bjorkman wrote:

Bike to the Sea has been working for years to advance rail trails (old rail beds converted to walking/biking paths) and specifically the rail trail that leads from Revere, MA, and points prior to that town. to the Atlantic ocean. They work with very... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have watched this organization grow and become successful at what they wanted to do. They have set out to recruit great staff, train and equip them to go farther than they knew they could, and then with that staff they have set about impacting their... more »

  Peer Court wrote:

Keizer United helped get the Keizer Youth Peer Court started in 2004. The organization has continued to support the program over the years helping bring in funds and advocating for the program. They have been a great support. Keizer Youth Peer... more »

  kchick wrote:

When I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer, I began searching for resources. I found PA Breast Cancer Coalition and signed up for an information/ care package. It arrived quickly with so much information about Triple Negative Breast Cancer... more »

  Karnold26 wrote:

If VP, Stevan Conyer remains a part of Village Commons Community Center it will not maintain a good name. He lacks good customer service and timeliness when it comes to following the guidelines stated in the contract of service to the customer. I rented... more »

  NE--Bx wrote:

This group is highly disorganized and ineffective. more »

  aweisent1 wrote:

I am so very proud to be a supporter, ally, and board member of the Knox County Pride Alliance. Everyone in our community deserves to feel safe, secure, accepted, and valued. The work of KCPA is vital to ensuring that the LGBTQ+ members of our community... more »

  cynthia767 wrote:

A very reputable organization doing some awesome work for our community! more »

  AmandaH87 wrote:

https://gofund.me/ecf406dd In desperate need. Anything helps whether it's $1 or $5 if you can help please do and if you can't please just share. It is all very much appreciated. Please and Thank you so more »

  Tina117 wrote:

Loveland Youth Gardens is a great program. They bring all kinds of kids together who are having struggles. My son is part of this group. I have seen a change in him. The kids really bond and they develop special relationships. They work as a team. They... more »

  bhendron wrote:

This organization encourages the study of family history and genealogy. It works to identify and preserve records having genealogical value in DuPage County, IL. more »

  rosemary-costello wrote:

This organization serves as a grantor/manager for a number of service grants such as Americorps, and the state-wide Commonwealth Corps grants. They use volunteers to review the initial grant applications from the nonprofits that seek the funding. It... more »

  junnie wrote:

The web site for SMA is not www.communitybuilders.org. There is nothing at that web site related to this organization. Details on this organization can be found at www.smaweb.org. more »

  GeeVee Labour wrote:

Family Leadership & Training Institute @ CATALYST Miami My kids and I -Participants We can say this organization has changed our lives for good! Everybody that I've met in this organization is truly a Leader, they make me feel welcome, the classes... more »

  doubleace2423 wrote:

I am always so blown away by how far out of their way they go for each foster child and family. more »

  FairTraders wrote:

Living and working in Latin America as medical missioners for 20 years, we have witnessed the tremendous improvement that Fair Trade makes in the lives of individuals and whole communities. Food on the table, children in school, democratically organized... more »

  caem586 wrote:

The Copper River Watershed Project is an outstanding example to the power of conservation, scientific research, and community engagement. They actively involve local residents, indigenous communities, and stakeholders in their efforts to promote a salmon-rich,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have run into this organization over the past 10 years. Though there have been up and downs, what I have appreciated throughout, is the commitment to ensuring those in Watts and South Los Angeles have access to professional theater. more »

  eyesonkalamazoo wrote:

Edison Neighborhood Association promoted the city of kalamazoo's expansion of the DDRD/downtown design review district against the overwhelming rejection by the citizens. Apparently, 2 board members of ENA may have received city HUD grants of over $18,000... more »

  bighelper wrote:

Volunteered at the Station North Thrift Store located at 1400 Greenmount Ave, 21202. They needed help moving furniture and sorting through clothes. The people were friendly and nice to work with. If you go to volunteer, Chique is the man, with his little... more »

  Justin S. wrote:

I moved to Pensacola in '05. For about a year, I did everything I could think of to meet new people and network. After many failed attempts I began looking for other places to live. Not long after that, someone told me about PYP. I gave it a shot and... more »

  joseole wrote:

They put up smear ads that run on hulu constantly. I don't support any political group that puts out bad-mouthing ads of other people. more »

  RStall2025 wrote:

Greenville Forward was created to shepherd and facilitate a community vision for Greenville, SC by researching and understanding the key community issues, building partnerships and connections, creating dialogue, and inspiring young leadership. more »

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Strengthening social work leadership in health human services more »

Community services more »

Neighborhood revitalization thru education, and activities more »

The mission of the north brooklyn community boathouse is toa. Foster public awareness, environmental stewardship and appreciation... more »

The mission of sustainable long island ("sli") is to promote economic development, environmental health and social equity for... more »

Substance Abuse Initiative of Greater Cleveland was created in 1989 to address the issue of open drug trafficking in Cleveland... more »

Communities In Schools of Detroit connects community resources with schools to help young people successfully learn, stay in school... more »

To promote the city of long beach and the long beach grand prix for public benefit and to assist with other activities in the... more »

Business league more »

Operate public housing resident organizations. more »

Promote good government and citizenship regarding sound land practices more »

To improve the quality of life by mobilizing the caring power of communities to make long lasting change and impact in community... more »

Advocate programs for the poor more »

Recognition of cape verdean culture more »

To prevent teenage substance abuse through education, community action, community involvement, youth coalitions and activities.... more »