Find Community Health Systems Nonprofits and Charities

  ejpinman wrote:

HOV is an innovative leader in not only the homeless services field, but the non profit sector. As a volunteer I am connected to the their mission by feeling empowered and supported. The focus of bring humanity back to those that face homelessness is... more »

  miranda2 wrote:

I was first introduced to Wuqu' Kawoq through my language studies in Kaqchikel Maya. After volunteering with the organization at a clinic in San Juan Comalapa, I valued greatly the approaches of the NGO. Medicine should be distributed to patients based... more »

  suzie1 wrote:

Clinica Verde is building an environmentally sustainable health clinic for women and children living in poverty in Nicaragua. The organization has a great, committed, bi-national board comprised of U.S. and Nicaraguan docs, a LEED-certified architect... more »

  betsrn wrote:

I am so happy to be able to support single mother's and their children in Guatemala. By purchasing a keychain or coffee, you are able to feed someone for 2 weeks. I give the keychains away to friends as gifts or thank you's. People really appreciate... more »

  Swayamsevak wrote:

My personal experience with Ekal has been nothing short of extreme joy. Nothing embodies the dharmic saying "Vidyadanam Mahaatpunyam" better than their concept of single teacher schools in the remotest parts of Bharat (India). Specifically, their zero... more »

  sedated wrote:

Blanca's House is charity organization that provides surgical care to underserved populations in South and Central America. I am a Nurse Anesthetist and have been on 7 missions over the last few years. It has been the most professionally challenging and... more »

  Toger wrote:

As a volunteer writer, I have been helping Drop In The Bucket build water wells and sanitation systems to benefit the children of Sub-Saharan Africa. Of all the volunteer work I have done, this has been the most inspiring and rewarding. The children... more »

  africacounts wrote:

This charity is amazing. They do so much for so many kids in Sub-Saharan Africa and spend only one percent of their donations on administrative costs.They sure know how to make the donations given to them last! They support over 5000 kids in Africa... more »

  ovlm55 wrote:

Kitty city made it possible for me to trap, spay/neuter and return many hundreds of feral cats. more »

  Mahimai Raja A S wrote:

A charity giving voice to the voiceless! Dalit Solidarity gives volunteering opportunities to have field experience, travel exposure, teaching and clinical experience. Both short and long-term volunteering and internship opportunities are possible with... more »

  boca costa medical mission guatemala wrote:

I have been part of the Boca Costa Medical Mission since it first arrived in Guatemala in 2003. Liitle did they know 11 years later they would be the go to clinics in this jungle area. The inhabitants, displaced Maya, work seasonally in sugar cane and... more »

  dlf wrote:

DuPage County is fairly affluent, yet there are a large number of uninsured and underinsured residents as well. Access DuPage serves our community by screening clients seeking health care services, linking them to needed health services and/or a primary... more »

  DrAmy wrote:

Medical Missionaries, Inc. is an organization that is truly dedicated to helping the poorest of the poor in Haiti. They have a long history of helping in the country and have spent tireless hours building sustainable healthcare resources in a country... more »

  mariateresapg wrote:

Hello! My name is Dr. Maria Pou, I am a family doctor and a I've been working for Health Horizons International for three years in the Dominican Republic, It has been an excellent experience and I can say there is always new things to learn. I... more »

  tlc5309 wrote:

I was introduced to Global Brigades immediately after entry into university. The university chapter of Global Brigades seemed the perfect combination between gaining hands-on clinical experience (a valuable tool for premed students like myself) and travel... 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 »

  Veee wrote:

Arlington Academy of Hope (AAH) is a phenomenal organization doing top rate education and health work in rural Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world. They work in one of the poorest parts of Uganda, a remote area with dirt roads, little electricity,... more »

  Amy_44 wrote:

Humorist Sam Ewing once wrote, “Hard work spotlights the character of people, some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don’t turn up at all.” In September of 2004, at the age of 24, I was just beginning a freelance... more »

  maciberkeley wrote:

I volunteer with this mission hospital, assisting with administration. In an isolated and sometimes dangerous area, our team sees 10,000 patients a year within the hospital and works in many outlying communities with various needs from housing school... more »

  mira wrote:

I love volunteering for Project Access San Diego through the Medical Society Foundation. It is so easy for me to see uninsured patients in my own office rather than traveling a far distance to our rural communities. Project Access arranges for free... more »

  rod-taylor wrote:

Project Medishare has been one of the most important organizations involved in earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. They had the first group of foreign doctors on the ground the day after the earthquake and set up a first rate trauma hospital at the airport... more »

  Ahsana I. wrote:

I recently started volunteering with Brighter Dawns this summer, and even though I've only assisted in a few projects, the amount of work done by this organization was not only mindblowing but also heartwarming. The research, effort and time put into... more »

  Steve U. wrote:

Volunteers in Medicine was right there with us from our beginning to even think about opening a free clinic. They gave us encouragement, support and suggestions every step of the way and have been a valuable resource to us as our clinic grows. We are... more »

  mgary wrote:

Center Point is an outstanding organization that is absolutely committed to change people lives. Their programs empower individuals and families battling the plagues of addiction, and teach them how to live a clean and sober life, and become proactive... more »

  mobileUser578565 wrote:

This is the only nonprofit educating people on ways to prevent chronic Kidney Disease while doesn't have or afford computers. They need sponsors. more »

  vcdacost wrote:

I traveled to Alajuelita Costa Rica with members of my university's (UNC Chapel HIll) FIMRC chapter for 1 week in March 2012. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life, from working in the clinic to spending time with the children in the community.... more »

  libaliba wrote:

I highly recommend this organization.without their help my family couldn’t survive.they are so professional more »

  tingg wrote:

Their clinic staff are very helpful and friendly. The dental director took care of my mom who needs dental care doesn't have insurance. She recovers well. Thank you so much! more »

  EFerguson wrote:

Smiles for Speech does an incredible amount of good all over the globe. This charity organizes mission trips for occupational and speech therapists to countries such as Cuba, Ghana, Kenya and Jamaica to work with children of color with special needs... more »

  safarre wrote:

When I discovered MINDS I was quickly interested in collaborating. I am fascinated with the courage to treat mental health in Gujarat (India); and what also seemed to me especially great is the genuine trust of improving mental health care’s in... 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 »

  Sarah B. from Minneapolis wrote:

I have been volunteering weekly with Rakhma since I moved to the Twin Cities in the fall of 2012, and it has been a wonderful volunteering experience that I would recommend to anyone who's interested in volunteering with older adults. First,... more »

  carlosgperea wrote:

I'm a grassroots fundraiser for World Bicycle Relief and I couldn't be prouder of the work they do with the money I'm able to raise. The Buffalo Bikes are specially designed to stand up to the rigors of African riding. They're assembled in Africa, by... more »

  ruth4 wrote:

When I reached out to African Mothers Health Initiative to volunteer while traveling. I was initially impressed by their personal dedication to their mission, the promptness of their response and the flexibility with planning and utilization of my skills.... more »

  designgod wrote:

I am a graphic designer and filmmaker that has done both design work and audio-video productions for WPC. I have been so deeply moved and thoroughly impressed with the professionalism and compassion of this organization and its leaders and volunteers.... 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 »

  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 »

  Robbin J. wrote:

The gang over at The Courage Center have offered some incredible information for the community! Teenagers are so different today than they were when we were growing up (didn't our parents say that? Wow...) Today's teenagers can easily make a poor choice... more »

  Writer wrote:

I learned how to save a life at WCFR for MLK Day of Service. They provide their services for free. Contact them and you can learn how to save a life too. more »

  Pat_29 wrote:

I've been fortunate enough to see the inner workings of CharityVision. The organization is based on the idea that people given the ability will help those in their own communities. CharityVision is efficient, well motivated and directed by caring and... more »

  joenilly wrote:

The Kilgoris Project is one organization that I can say is truly building up the people they serve to carry on with true sustainability. Not only is TKP educating and caring for the thousand or so kids in their schools, but they are building up the whole... more »

  kfourman51 wrote:

We've been "on the ground" involved in Divine Care for 8 years. Five trips to Uganda have given us the opportunity to see the leadership, the staff, the children and the communities up close and personal. We can say without a doubt DCM is the best investment... more »

  kerri2 wrote:

Grounds for Health is one of those rare organizations that is making a difference in the lives of women in coffee growing countries in a long-term and meaningful way. This organization makes an enormous difference for coffee growing communities. As someone... more »

  adam17 wrote:

CSHCA is providing a hugely important service to the public, and they are doing it with great professionalism and class. We use resources on their website all the time, and when we call we always get to talk to a knowledgeable person right away. Aileen,... more »

  scottxwayne wrote:

This organisation is stunning. Bringing together a highly motivated, highly-qualified staff team working from tightly managed budgets with expert volunteer medical teams to provide critical pediatric care to kids while building local capacity in key... more »

  Helper wrote:

I have volunteered twice in Guatemala with the God's Child Project and say first-hand that this organization is saving hundreds of children from abject poverty by providing them with first and foremost an education, but also with safe housing, food and... more »

  tjsheehan wrote:

I've volunteered with several non-profits in the Chicago area in a variety of fundraising support roles. Humanity First amazed me in its capability to organize, advertise and run large scale fundraising events with a very small amount of overhead. Nearly... more »

  Bizz M. wrote:

the workers are absolutely notrocious to us homeless people. this facility has stolen my tax return check and illegally cashed it. this facility has stolen my indentification cards 3 seperate times from the mail room. this facility has banned me from... more »

  Operation Access wrote:

Operation Access is a great organization that leverages the generosity of volunteer medical professionals in order to help bridge the healthcare gap. I feel great knowing that for the $100 donation I made last year, they were able to provide more than... more »

  klight43 wrote:

Thrive Alabama is doing great work in our North Alabama community. The scope of services offered along with the caring staff, creates a passionate and skillful healthcare organization that is much needed in our community. more »

  Sara Dryer R. wrote:

As a Physical Therapist and Board member I have been fortunate to witness and facilitate the independence that FREE provides individuals through medical equipment that they otherwise couldn’t afford. It is amazing to see the improvement and excitement... more »

  Miss_Ilene wrote:

I have volunteered at SBNC since September of 2007. Previously to that, I was the clinic manager at one of their clinics (Westside Clinic), and witnessed first hand the excellent work these dedicated individuals provide to the community. more »

  CLSchuler wrote:

During a recent routine physical exam, my husband’s EKG revealed he’d had a recent, silent heart attack. As expected, this was very scary news to both of us. Within days, the doctors at Parkview Heart Institute scheduled him for an echo cardiogram... more »

  TheRose wrote:

My experience at The Rose was priceless. The tech put me at ease and the doctor was amazing. By having my mammogram there, I helped them to serve a women who does not have insurance or the ability to pay. more »

  sbpozner wrote:

My annual discretionary giving goes primarily to Overlook Foundation, along with the $10,000/year commitment I made 2 years ago. This is because the support of the Foundation to renovate and improve the hospital is invaluable. When COVID struck, given... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  lopezsalm wrote:

ODIM graciously hosted a team of graduate students that I volunteered with in Guatemala in 2012. ODIM is an outstanding organization that places the health, autonomy and respect for the local community they serve above all else. ODIM does a great job... more »

  barbara-henry wrote:

"Families First provides much-needed medical and dental care to people who might not otherwise receive it. The agency does this in a very efficient manner, serving 5,500 people annually on a budget of about $4 million. Those who can pay for the services... more »

  Pera wrote:

Through our firm's work with the employees of Center for Elders Independence, I have witnessed a genuine pride in the standard of care provided to the population that they serve. This is evident when I see the enhanced quality of life for the seniors... more »

  msmustang wrote:

After my breast cancer diagnosis,I didn't have anyone to talk to or get guidance. Other support groups ignored me. Gilda's club was the worst. Then I found this group and now have several ladies I am becoming friends with and even feel like family. This... more »

  katie0873 wrote:

This organization has been open since 2007, and it has been a shining light in the Stephens County community! They work diligently to help patients receive their medications and other services for free. more »

  sjm wrote:

Lions Clubs International is a great organization. They are the worlds largest service organization and are involved in humanitarian efforts around the world! An awesome way to help at the local and international level. more »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  Paula Hertel wrote:

Connected Horse provides innovative, research supported equine-assisted workshops, in-home engagement kits and training that inspires connection and improves the lives of those affected by dementia and memory loss. Now more that ever, our programs... more »

  Basil wrote:

I and the firm where I am a partner, Sterling Stamos Capital, have been enthusiastic supporters of Partners in Health (PIH) for many years. In 2004 I visited PIH in Cange, about a three hours drive outside Port au Prince, and was fortunate to attend... more »

  aidr wrote:

I worked as a US contractor in Iraq for a number of years. Although Wired did attempt to establish a presence in Iraq, their claims (which remain on their website) of having any working sites there are greatly exaggerated. At best, they installed some... more »

  alanabaron wrote:

MCHS is a wonderful organization 100% committed to help all of those in need of their services. Their team is selfless, smart, motivated, and totally determined to make a huge change in the world of better Alzheimers care. more »

  momcat wrote:

I am one of the newer volunteers at Lower Cape Fear Hopice and Lifecare Center. My first experience with them was as a student nurse when I did a rotation at their facility. I was so impressed with not only the care provided, but with the philosophy... more »

  Emorris1107 wrote:

IHELP is making such a difference throughout the world and it’s a pleasure to be a part of it! more »

  charitable-girl wrote:

This is an excellent organization- worthy of contributions. Superb work serving the community. Wonderful, caring staff and great volunteer opportunities. more »

  SLL22 wrote:

Wonderful organization doing so much great work in Africa and Haiti. more »

  marc6 wrote:

For the past four years I have gone to Guatemala with a mission team from Houston. We provide free dental clinics for the Mayan people of Western Guatemala. This work is only possible because of the leadership and inspiration of Dr. Phil Plunk, who... more »

  centipedegumshoe wrote:

There are a number of non-profits in DC that I like, but none better than Bread for the City. I've met with staff, patrons, and volunteers from this organization many times and I always walk away thinking, "Wow. This is the group of people that really... more »

  Beatriz C. wrote:

I have followed Partner for Surgery for a few years now and have volunteered for the last two years approximately. This organization is made primarily of volunteers so when you donate to PfS very little of your donation goes to cover overhead costs. In... more »

  mictull wrote:

As a board member, breast cancer survivor, and fervent advocate for those undergoing the harrowing journey of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, I can attest with both personal and professional insight to the invaluable role that the Breast Cancer... more »

  BabaDwayne wrote:

I am president of a non-profit that works in northern Tanzania, East Africa, providing scholarships for very poor students to attend secondary school and university. Most of our students have no electricity in their homes and therefore must study by... more »

  Stephanie H.11 wrote:

I became involved with HEED in 2016 as a volunteer. From day one, it was obvious to me the high level of integrity this non-profit upholds. Further, HEED's genuine desire to honor and respect those they are trying to help is apparent in everything they... more »

  Writer wrote:

“I greatly appreciate P4P’s hands-on, results-oriented and realistic approach to addressing the needs in the small area in which it has chosen to focus its energies and resources.” “I also like the holistic approach it takes to community... more »

  ringdiam wrote:

A wonderful service to our community. As a Board member I can attest to the incredible integrity, ability and commitment of staff - medical and administrative - to serving those in need. Community Clinics are often overlooked as the essential providers... more »

  SunnyU wrote:

My experience with the volunteers of this organization has been great. It is very clear that they are passionate about their cause, just from a couple of conversations with them. They are a valuable resource to our community :) more »

  NYCFIA wrote:

Our group is grateful to the support and technical assistance provided from Conscious Contact NY. The organizations along with the Peer Leaders have spent numerous hours with our staff preparing us to be the best HIV and AIDS support service group we... more »

  PSessoms wrote:

I have been with Hampton Roads Community Health Center for 2yrs and it is a wonderful place to work. We are helping people in the Seven Cities and beyond to get health care if they have insurance or not. Our doctors are caring, sharing and involved... more »

  dbatpg wrote:

"This program has helped me deal with a variety of issues such as relaxation therapy to reduce pain levels, meditation to put my mind at ease to better control the fight or flight problems and learning that I'm not alone in this walk because others are... more »

  annesheadache wrote:

I have watched Crystal shine with new life and purpose that she loves striving and working towards. Inspirational more »

  Pompy wrote:

The purpose of Promise Worldwide is to educate and empower underprivileged children across the world. The goal is to provide knowledge to children through literacy so they have self-respect, can make informed decisions about their personal and human rights,... more »

  CostaFree wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this charity. I had wanted to send a container of medical equipment to West Africa and was encouraged by a board member to consider Doc to Dock. I had heard about Doc to Dock at the Clinton Global Initiative and had met... more »

  evan.low wrote:

I received a number of services for my family that helped to maintain the quality of life for my loved ones. They were the only organization that my family members were able to relate to and felt comfortable with their expertise in language and cultural... more »

  A Small Candle wrote:

The administration of this organization led by its President during the past 5 years has abused the trust of the public by promoting one of the most corrupted operations ever known in the history of higher education institutions anywhere in the U.S. more »

  Stimpy wrote:

River of Hope has an inspiring master plan of not only providing immediate help with affordable housing, but with a long-term vision of self-sufficiency. They want to help people with housing, job and career skills training, and general self-esteem foundations.... more »

  shirleymelis wrote:

Despite a diagnosis of Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia at age 40, my husband John Bessey lived a full and remarkable life for another 18 years until periodic infusions of Rituxan to control his cancer stopped working. Ensuing months of roller coaster... more »

  madisonp wrote:

I am in middle school and have been volunteering at the clinic for a couple of years. The clinic is a place where I have seen people get excellent care from a staff that is super to work with. Family Health Partnership Clinic is a place where people... more »

  gsimanek wrote:

The Brain Injury Association of Nebraska (BIA-NE) is a vital component to the state of Nebraska. They are serving many individuals and families that incur a brain injury ranging in all ages including the elderly population (e.g., falls, strokes, aneurysms);... more »

  dea_utari wrote:

Hello. My name is dea.I am a mother of 3 children.My 2nd and 3rd children were born at Bumi Sehat. A valuable experience for me to be able to give birth to my children at the Bumi Sehat clinic ... My husband and I are very grateful... more »

  Darlene K. wrote:

I cannot say enough about Victory and the wonderful staff there. I can honestly tell you that they have the best staff of any organization I know of. You are treated with respect from the moment you sign in, I have been their patient ever since they... more »

  laura.edwards wrote:

Advance Community Health provides quality comprehensive health services to the communities it serves,where ability to pay is not a barrier to care. ACH is community focused and serves all, including vulnerable populations that experience disproportionate... more »

  Carlene wrote:

When the earthquake hit Haiti, The Salvation Army was able to be "first responder" because we have about 60 locations in the country and approximately 800 people on the ground, year-in, year-out. We serve in 119 countries globally, focusing in the impoverished... more »

  Ibedamned wrote:

It is beyond my comprehension that this organization cannot provide the least valued division of the organization, The Brown Elephant Resale Store adequate wages as well as healthcare. According to a reliable source, as of May 2012, the stores collectively... more »

  esflowers wrote:

I came to Christ Community 5 years after an aneurysm burst and I was starting physical therapy. They began treating me for chronic migraines, high blood pressure and depression. The decision to go to Christ Community was one of the best decisions I have... more »

  hermosa wrote:

La Familia Medical Center is the safety net of the Santa Fe community, providing medical, dental and behavioral health care to everyone regardless of their financial resources. more »

  muddlebusters wrote:

To all that read this:Melissa Butz Parent to Agnes King – Jump Start Girls Kemp Mill Elementary 8 Philadelphia Ave. Takoma Park, Md. 20912 Sept. 12, 2012 To whom it concerns: I am writing this letter to acknowledge and support the... more »

  heartmenders wrote:

I first heard about Caribbean Heart Menders Association as a nurse working at a local hospital in Miami. I heard about this wonderful organization helping needy children with heart disease. The more I found out about the organization the more I was... more »

  dcarnevale_1975 wrote:

Volunteering at the Rhode Island Free Clinic has been one of the best professional experiences of my career. First, contributing to the mission and work of the clinic is inherently rewarding and fulfilling as you are helping the organization provide comprehensive... more »

  Patricia O. wrote:

As a public health professional with experience in international health and development I can say firmly that Mano A Mano International Partners is extraordinary, perhaps even unique. The organization's strength comes from its truly bilateral collaborative... more »

  ParaGirl wrote:

Without the Wyoming Paraoptometric Association, I would never have had the resources and study material to become a Certified Paraoptometric. The support for earning continuing education credits is amplified through the speakers we get at our conferences.... more »

  conceptnext wrote:

Despite being a small NGO, My Himachal has done great work in the Himachal Pradesh towards community health care thorough vaccination/ immunization of thousands of children as well as through health awareness camps in the last few years. Additionally,... more »

  trytobegood wrote:

FPMT has some of the most amazing Charitable Projects that benefit so many, from offering all the food to all the monks in Sera Je Monastery for as long as the monastery exists, to saving animals that would otherwise be killed, to building holy objects,... more »

  EvansOchoa wrote:

Creats International is a beacon of hope and transformation for marginalized communities. Their holistic approach to rural development dismantles social, cultural, economic, and environmental barriers, enabling communities to thrive. By focusing on capacity... more »

  raydian1335 wrote:

One if the worth health care provider I have ever seen. Do not go with them at all. You can not talk to your primary doctor office. It is central phone!!!! Appointment time for primary doctor is 2 months. My knee has broken and ER did not recognize so... more »

  Mrs1Dozier wrote:

I had a stroke when I was 36 yrs old. Subsequently, I was forced to retire, I lost my home and my health insurance. After exhausting all my funds by purchasing my much needed medications. My supportive family helped me search for other avenues to obtain... more »

  345mlk wrote:

I had to go to the Pahoa clinic a few weeks ago and just wanted to say that the doctor out there was really great. The nurse that helped was also really kind. It was a good experience for me. I know it gets busy, but I didn't feel like I was being rushed... more »

  Don K.1 wrote:

I serve on the Board of Community Health Alliance Foundation which raises funds to support the program and capital needs of Community Health Alliance. I am continuously impressed by the dedication of the CHA staff and their efforts to provide healthcare... more »

  bhoover wrote:

Health Partners is the only free clinic for Miami County residents and provides great assistance for the uninsured. This clinic offers primary care for many individuals who would otherwise not get medical help. I have been serving here since June of 2007,... more »

  Cheryl34 wrote:

I was so happy when I found The Heart Touch Project two years ago. Being a massage therapist, I felt like I needed to take my practice a step further, by using touch to provide comfort to those at end of life. I have taken both the Compassionate Touch... more »

  Lou11 wrote:

It all started about four months ago when I was feeling some discomfort around my mid area and upper thighs. I contacted my Henry Ford Helth Systems Doctor at the Columbus center. She had been my doctor for several years and I would have never thought... more »

  Nikki S.7 wrote:

This organization supports an entire community to generate wealth and create opportunity. I highly recommend to volunteer with them and see the work they do at RVCV. more »

  Courtney L wrote:

I've worked for RMHC of Greater Las Vegas since January 2009 and every day I'm touched by the strength of the families we serve, the generosity of our donors and the commitment of our volunteers. Thank you for all you do to support us, so we can support... more »

  ruthbrandi0309 wrote:

Absolutely great the clinic, staff and the physicians are amazing when I first came to them I had a lot of medical issues that I left untreated because I had been homeless and had felt judged and was embarrassed. The non judgemental truly caring atmosphere... more »

  jeremygregg wrote:

One of the most innovative and entrepreneurial social services organizations in the Southwest, CDM is leading the charge to shift the sector away from charity and towards sustainable change in the lives of our low-income neighbors. more »

  Clientupset wrote:

I call these people to help me and they abuse me. 80 seconds after I start to talk they're telling me that they're not gonna play this game. They start berating me, abusing me, and then hang up. I read they're hiring untrained people and need people with... more »

  1277 wrote:

BILLING DEPARTMENT is a Nightmare. They have NO idea what they are doing. They will not even attempt to resolve your issue. Avoid at all cost!Billing Department get a *F* rating on the BBB This review pertains to the billing department... more »

  debbiestr wrote:

This Company helped our family get thru a very difficult time. Our Dad died and Mom has been working 2 jobs to pay our rent. This Company bought food for us for several months and helped my Mom pay Medical bills for my brother. Luckily I received a scholarship... more »

  laplummer wrote:

A group of my fellow coworkers and I volunteered with Community Health Outreach (CHO), a local non-profit in Jacksonville, FL who runs a free to low cost medical clinic. We were able to volunteer in the Lord's Pantry, their ministry where food donations... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering on the Team Togo missions from 2016 and this year will be my third time.I absolutely love the experience of helping out the medical team and the education staff in making the mission effective. The organisation and the... more »

  Sami Tariq wrote:

Heart to Heart International is an incredible nonprofit that truly makes a difference in communities around the world. Their dedication to disaster relief, medical aid distribution, and global health initiatives is inspiring. Whether responding to natural... more »

  tommetee wrote:

Listened to a presentation at 1st Pres. Berkeley on how to make effective community involvement - Dr Dave, the coronary specialist who volunteers for La Clinica shared the approach & commitment to highest quality care... many clinics exist to collect... more »

  uncaballero wrote:

This organization is loaded with Nepotism! The CEO has a dumby board and is way overpaid. There is shady things happening at this organization. more »

  Daria H. wrote:

Warren County Free Clinic, Inc., is to provide free primary health care and health access services to the uninsured residents of Warren and Vance Counties' We are a 501 C 3 not for profit agency. We began in the spring of 2006 and now in 2014, over 5,000+... more »

  janimyriam wrote:

At the recent Transmarch 2008 event held at Dolores park Lyon-Martin Health Services provided free breast cancer exams. I elected to avail myself of this opportunity and was treated with the utmost respect and care by all of the staff members I encountered.... more »

  ldickerson wrote:

In times of extreme uncertainty, the Western Pennsylvania Hospital Foundation has remained earnestly committed to honoring the intent of its donors. With numerous demands placed on the Foundation, it always prioritizes the exact desire of those who contributed... more »

  dkittle33 wrote:

My wife and I served in the Blue Mountains for one year and fell in love with the people in the community. We came to know a community with plenty of potential, but too few opportunities. It is for that reason that we have stayed involved in the Blue... more »

  SDprolife wrote:

COLFS is the premier pro-life organization in San Diego. They work very hard in saving lives and promoting a culture of life to all. The dedication by the doctors and counselors is truly amazing and they seem to be available 24/7 for any medical need... more »

  auntiek wrote:

This is a wonderful nonprofit that happens to also be a wonderful client and appreciative community participant. The Dominican Sisters organization gives time and expertise to other nonprofits as well. They are skilled and professional in their expertise,... more »

  noscreenname wrote:

The CEO of this non-profit makes around one million dollars a year, while implementing layoffs, cutting services, and emphasizing a quantity over quality approach to healthcare. more »

  Vgammill wrote:

This is a charity designed to give those in need a leg up to get them back on track. It is a wonderful resource and gives clients options toward a new direction. They provide a variety of services including employment services, some financial assistance,... more »

  Zeezah wrote:

Hunter Health Clinic has been in the Wichita Community for over 36 years. We have been serving the Wichita community by providing Medical, Dental, Alcohol Substance Abuse, free HIV testing and service for the Homeless population. I can say the employees... more »

  kkan wrote:

The two week long Lunar New Year celebration in Lakeforest Mall, Gaithersburg, Maryland that had been staged every year for the past ten years or so is supper. It contains stage performences of music and dance as well as exhibitions of Chinese paintings,... more »

  pdcouch2 wrote:

I have used Trinity Clinic and the Christus Health (Mother Frances Hospital) for over 40 years. It is a great hospital with wonderful physicians. Also, it is now the only non-profit hospital in Tyler, Texas. more »

  Baer T. wrote:

The Amherst survival center provides food, clothing, health care, referrals, and community for our neighbors in need in Amherst and neighboring towns. For every $1 donated to the Survival Center, they are able to generate $5 in services. If it wasn't... more »

  nyunim wrote:

Just an abomination of a business.1 nobody here is a REAL doctor - they are ALL in training.2 if you require ANY care with 1 individual, avoid this place, your Dr will be gone inside of 6-8 months3 customer service is beyond repair at... more »

  ngarambe wrote:

following the routine weekly field outreaches in the community for voluntary counseling and testing, i realized that some of our community liaison volunteers who mobilized these outreaches were heavily burdened with endless care of their grand children... more »

  gaylagroom wrote:

This organization is beneath contempt. Rocinante board members stole my house and the houses of several other old and disabled people. For more info, see below, or go to indiegogo and search for "help me take my house back". What happens when... more »

  julia machbeth wrote:

Independence Care System, has become the lifeline to my everyday living. When I sat on a wheelchair in 2004, the world just stopped. My life became a non ending survival, one without purpose. It was in 2005 when someone mentioned Independence Care... more »

  usma98 wrote:

WellStar physicians have cared for my family since we moved to Atlanta in 2009. We are fortunate to have several well-respected healthcare organizations in the Metro ATL. And, we could not be happier with the attention and service that we've received... more »

  ChristinaN wrote:

The Corner Health Center is an incredible organization doing very important work in Washtenaw County. The Corner provides much needed primary health care, education, and support for young people ages 12-21. Not only do they provide excellent medical care... more »

  Adelheid wrote:

Well, a one star rating does not reflect the quality of their care givers who are all lovely, personable, and good at what they do. The administrative staff however, makes the place almost unusable. Their phone prompt system was designed in hell. I have... more »

  bcox wrote:

I think St Vincents is the only hospital that, while you are still paying on a bill, because you can't pay the full amount or what they WANT you to pay, they turn the bill over to collections. They won't work with you and if they don't like what you... more »

  irate wrote:

I saw the story about prescriptions for produce and I am irate! I waited until I was 24 to have my first child and have only had two kids because that is all I COULD AFFORD! ... more »

  Ashton M.1 wrote:

Love all the amazing work Casa does! They have an amazing staff and group of volunteers that work tirelessly to serve others! more »

  Claudia20 wrote:

Assistance in Health Care Inc. is an outstanding non-profit organization that raises funds to support cancer patients and their families. I've attended their awesome fundraising events and they do an exceptional job at organizing and promoting... more »

  SRHF wrote:

After so many years working in Radiation Oncology, one thing I've been asked time and again is "how do you work in such a difficult atmosphere?" The answer; I wish to make a difference in the lives of those suffering with cancer; individuals like Harley. more »

  Duncan wrote:

The Children's Clinic of Long Beach has been around since the early 20th Century, serving the needs of the community. Not only do they provide care to over 80% of Long Beach's Special Needs Children, they also provide services to all children and even... more »

  samantha_jones wrote:

I cannot thank e-center enough for the incredible support they gave my family and I. They were with me throughout my whole treatment phase. I couldn't have made it through the treatment without the help of thier kind personel, thank you e-center! more »

  googleuser wrote:

Since this organization advertises as faith based, it seems appropriate to use Proverbs 6:16-19 as a passage of scripture that describes of what's happening at this organization. more »

  dispoablejo wrote:

I can't express enough how much Veteran Oasis has transformed my life. When I was struggling to find support, Veteran Oasis was like a lifeline. Their commitment to providing fast and effective care is unheard of. I reached out, and the next day I had... more »

  Vicki D. wrote:

There are many people that provide lip service only when it comes to serving those who face an unintended pregnancy. However, the Pregnancy Resource Center of Marin is different. I know, because I'm a volunteer. We provide factual information about... more »

  Pieps wrote:

Nuru International works to eradicate extreme poverty by empowering rural communities to achieve self-sufficiency. NURU works with local leaders to mobilize communities into groups to tackle the obstacles which are perpetuating the cycle of extreme... more »

  Steve140 wrote:

Memorial Hospital of Laramie County (dba Cheyenne Regional Medical Center) has been serving the residents of Cheyenne and surrounding areas for nearly 150 years. It is a community hospital which has always been there for us. They have never taken money... more »

  rawcx247 wrote:

Disappointed in the service. When we first started out with Centerlight everyone was nice attentive to our needs,as time went on and my mom was lock in the system she hardly got a phone call to check up on her well being. I tried 4 times to adjust... more »

  That.Emily.com wrote:

this foundation seems a little bit sketchy. i called and asked how and where i could donate to the this organization and they kept asking me questions that did not apply to this foundation, most of them were very personal questions that i did not feel... more »

  mandy2 wrote:

I had a sprained ankle once a couple of years ago, and the Physician's Assistant who took care of me in the ambulatory ER was really wonderful. I was rushing to get to Riddle in the first place because my grandmother was very ill in the hospital. The... more »

  lilacblind wrote:

I am 66 and was havig trouble reading magazines, bills, etc. The wonderful people at Lilac Services for the Blind gave me a free low-vision evaluation and then helped me select a pocket maginifier for my purse and a large hand-held magnifier for home... more »

  classyimage05 wrote:

It truly is magical to be able to provide free customized human hair wigs to cancer patients nationwide through the Beautiful Hair Solutions Foundation. I've seen firsthand how meaningful it is for someone undergoing chemotherapy or radiation treatments... more »

Colel Chabad helps those who are too old or disabled to fend for themselves as well as individuals and families in crisis such... more »

  Lach P. wrote:

communication was non existent������������.my mother was sent to a nursing home without any communication with her family.it was sub standard and way below the standard her insurance would allow.now we have to find a decent place on our... more »

  ccondon wrote:

We are one of the two foundations in our county with paid staff and a director. The hospital foundation is over 27 years old and supports the mission of Glendive Medical Center: caring, healing and a healthier community. Money raised goes to purchase... more »

  phcohen wrote:

By partnering enthusiastic, ambitious students with proven grassroots community organizations around the world Globemed harnesses the potential of each of these groups to reach their goal of lasting, effective health and human rights improvements across... more »

  Tommy G.2 wrote:

Jesus Talents is a great non-profit looking to really serve Jesus trough the poorest and least served people in Venezuela, and worldwide. Their open hands program is very innovative and leave no-one outside, which I consider really amazing! more »

  steven98 wrote:

Volunteering with the Pool of Siloam Medical Ministry has been a truly inspirational, rewarding and fulfilling experience. I feel very blessed to be a part of an organization that is able to take in those individuals that feel like they have no place... more »

  angeldelcielo wrote:

I have worked in the Summer HELP program provided by this organization for the past four summers. It is such a great experience to work with the children of the community and provide for them a fun and safe summer. The opportunity to interact with them... more »

  GordonFlash wrote:

This is a great organization that is definitely impacting the community. more »

  URGENT AFRICA wrote:

EVENT DESCRIPTION “Sounds from Around the World,” produced by Janean Wjvold, VP of Urgent Africa, is part of the city-supported Neighborhood Recovery for Seattle’s Arts & Culture and the West Seattle Junction Merchants Assoc…Both events are FREE... more »

  cardiacoldguy wrote:

After my heart attack on 9/2/24, I did not have much energy to do anything. I started the cardiac rehabwith Kathy DiDomenico. After a couple weeks of sessions, I could walk much faster and easily go downand up the basement steps at home [ 14steps].... more »

  paul-smith wrote:

Excellent Health Center. Friendly, Knowledgeable & Caring Medical Staff. Ohua clinic admin staff are super helpful & friendly. I have on several occasions been very ill and the Medical & support staff have helped me get my health issues under control... more »

  Stephanie211 wrote:

I have had some major health issues that have left me at such a loss and because of this foundation I have experienced the hope that is found in Jeremiah 29:11. What a Godsend! I feel as if this was all orchestrated by God and that I will come back from... more »

  ripcurl1 wrote:

I first heard about SurfAid International through an online retailer called Swell. They had SurfAid wrist bands advertised for sale but what really grabbed my attention was the SurfAid story. The mission of SurfAid International, a non-profit humanitarian... more »