Find Community Improvement & Capacity Building Nonprofits and Charities

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... more »

  plamb wrote:

I LOVE this organization. Both the idea of having independent, transparent reviews of nonprofits, and the tool itself. Great Nonprofits is well thought out and easy to use. I know from my own work in the nonprofit sector that it is really hard to get... more »

  Kimosw wrote:

One Simple Wish is a wonderful, innovative organization filled with creative, kind-hearted people that truly want to make a direct difference in the lives of those in need. My experince has been incredible - ideas are always welcome and you really... more »

  horbieJ wrote:

In 2013 my husband built me a book exchange to share my extra books with the neighbors and friends, then we came across a Little Free Library and I did some research and decided I wanted to be part of this wonderful organization so I registered my Library... more »

  anya valsamakis wrote:

Hi, I'm Anya Valsamakis, CIO board member for five plus years. Why do I volunteer? My parents were very newly emmigrated from Russia to the US, when I was born. Though you would never know it if you met me (probably), finding my between-cultures identity... more »

  disasterheroines400 wrote:

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

  TerriWillingham wrote:

The Foundation for Community Driven Innovation (FCDI) is a new nonprofit but with an experienced and reputable board that has a demonstrated and well documented history of collaborative and successful community involvement. Committed to transparency... more »

  lindafarthing wrote:

Fifteen years after I worked as Executive Director of Educate the Children for three and a half years, I remain an avid fan, volunteer and donor. As someone with almost 30 years working in development projects and low-income countries, this small organization... more »

  charles4 wrote:

Earth Force is a wonderful organization that investing in our nation's youth. Earth Force gives youth the tools they need to make a change in thier communtiies. Earth Force does a wonderful job with working with teachers, students, schools, and other... more »

  Annual Fund Volunteer wrote:

It is a few days away from November 2010, and Network for Good's 990 for 2009 is still not showing on Guidestar. It's also not posted on the company's own Web site. Network for Good is hosting the online donations for an independent school for which... more »

  Writer wrote:

Very helpful. I was able to give my five children a wonderful Christmas. Without the support of Giggles & Coos, this may not have been possible. The founder Andrew has also been a great support spirituality and emotionally. more »

  rl8504a wrote:

I was a communications intern at Partners of the Americas for 8 months. As the communications intern I was tasked with managing their blog, as well as doing research for their upcoming 50th Anniversary oral history project. Through both these mediums,... more »

  Dominic H. wrote:

I had such an amazing time with HHI volunteering in Kupang. The team is super committed and very well organised. It’s great to see a Charitable organisation that gets results and is not inhibited by politics. Happy Hearts does an amazing job of putting... more »

  carolyn9 wrote:

KTMB Staff were easy to work with and provided information in a timely manner. I enjoyed participating in this project and will definitely volunteer again. 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 »

  fergask wrote:

I could write pages about ConnecTeach, so I will organize this into sections in my best effort to be succinct: Vision: As a teacher, I believe firmly in education as the key to success in life. In order for that to happen, all children must... 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 »

  Fab63 wrote:

My first encounter with Called by Love Institute and Dr Marj Britt, founder, began in October 2012. Little did we know then that less than a year later, I would be joining the volunteer team as we were preparing to launch the first worldwide “Living,... more »

  DBibbins wrote:

Heads Up! Hartford is an extraordinary nonprofit camp that brings together urban and suburban youth to perform community service. It is a celebration of diversity, of the spirit of kindness and welcoming, and of helping others! more »

  shariegeland wrote:

Omni Youth Programs is an extremely professiona and nurturing agency who cares about training the youth counselors of tomorrow as much as it cares for the at risk youth and families it serves. It accompishes a TREMENDOUS amount of success with very low... more »

  Linda292 wrote:

GENERATIONS TO COME WILL BE GRATEFUL FOR THE LEGACY THIS NONPROFIT WILL PROVIDE. A VAST UNDERSTANDING AND HELPING THE MONARCH BUTTERFLIES CONTINUE THEIR AMAZING JOURNEY , SO THE PLANET EARTH CAN CONTINUE BENEFETING FROM THIS SPECIES. CONGRATULATIONS... more »

  tinaivey wrote:

The Ink People have been a unlimited source of information and support for myself and fellow artists within my company. I am continually pleased and surprised at the amount of time and effort that is offered (going far beyond what would be expected),... more »

  WYTV7 Community Broadcasters wrote:

WYTV7 is an organization that believes in sharing individuals stories to help others. They share stories that deal with relationship of every day society from marriage, divorce recovery, financial literacy, domestic abuse, addiction recovery, human trafficking,... more »

  jc1208 wrote:

AISES is the best non-profit organization in North America! They have and continue to provide a community and space for Indigenous students in STEM. Through the National Conferences, Leadership Summits, Regional Conferences, Networking events and College... more »

  dihu wrote:

I have proudly seved on the Board of Lamp Community for more than ten years, after first becoming involved with the agency by providing pro bono legal services and serving Thanksgiving dinner. Lamp helps homeless men and women living with mental illness... more »

  Jamie Anne L. wrote:

So grateful for Horses for Hope!!! Being new to the island I am so happy to be a volunteer for such an amazing cause! The difference I see from the time a client arrives to when they would leave after each and every session is MIRACULOUS!!! Coming away... more »

  Ann-Marie B. wrote:

River Network has been the best support and training we could ask for as a local watershed organization. more »

  David M. wrote:

I recently spent 10 days in the Philippines touring the ICM oeprations at three of their bases. I have never seen this level of efficiency derived from the business leadership of David Sutherland, combined with local staff that all grew up in the ultra-poor... more »

  Margaret23 wrote:

Mentor some at-risk teens? Teach them how to write a business plan? Form long term relationships and support students as they raise their GPAs and apply to college? I had no idea what to expect when I started volunteering with BUILD as a business mentor... more »

  SallyO wrote:

I joined the board after my son got involved as a mentor with Athletes for Kids. It has helped him to appreciate how lucky he is. He really looks forward to spending time with his little buddy and he see how much it means to him as well. It's been... more »

  nspineau wrote:

I cam across this non-profit through the recommendation of a friend. After doing my research, I decided I wanted to get involved. However as a full time university student I did not have money to donate or time to allocate for a trip; thus I reached out... more »

  k.rae. wrote:

Very genuine and caring! The Director himself called to thank me for my partnership with them. Because of some of my specific interests, he gave me a book that was a testimony of one of African Enterprise' leaders. This touched me so much, I actually... more »

  Amparo wrote:

As a client of Mission Asset Fund, I am thankful for this amazing organization for helping people restore their credit. I recently filed bankruptcy, almost lost my home, lost all my available credit, but by joining a "cesta' with some of my family... more »

  kaijura wrote:

Jason was extremely supportive at a time that I was subjected to some very distressing incidents relating to my lack of religion. He was warm and caring and encouraged me on the appropriate measures to take and how to express myself. I probably wouldn't... more »

  libaliba wrote:

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

  dwoldu00 wrote:

CEDA is a remarkable nonprofit organization making a profound impact in a war-torn region of Ethiopia by providing microloans to families affected by the conflict. It’s especially inspiring to see the 50 women who are being empowered to transform their... more »

  ABlasco wrote:

I have volunteered at this organization helping to serve breakfast. It was a great experience. Generally everyone was super friendly, including the staff and women their for breakfast. It was great to see N Street's fantastic work in action! more »

  simi wrote:

The PRCF team is very welcoming and provided much support for me during my placement. Knowing very little about environmental issues in South East Asia prior to my assignment at their Indonesian office, I gained a wealth of information and have a new... more »

  kfrancesw wrote:

Miracle Messages is a truly amazing and effective non-profit that helps the homeless community rebuild their social support systems and get into stable housing. They have a whole team of volunteers all over the world that do things like help people locate... more »

  shancran wrote:

Amazing work by dedicated people willing to serve those who serve! more »

  Siana S. wrote:

FTGU Farms is a brilliantly designed non profit. The simple and refined model allows the FTGU team to bring nutritious and healthy food to our most underserved community members fast. A garden can be put up in a matter of hours. Their projects not only... more »

  Jonelle Riley M. wrote:

Wome of Toledo is a nonprofit organization that offers multiple programs that fit my entrepreneurial endeavors, social networking support and educational resources to improve interpersonal goals. I look forward to their annual conferences that expand... 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 »

  hmosquim wrote:

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

  frayruss wrote:

I have been involved with Volunteer Center of Bergen County for nearly 15 years. The services they provide to Bergen County and beyond are critical. From mobilizing volunteers for hundreds of non-profits to their signature support programs, such as... more »

  asorkin wrote:

Throughout my life, I have had a long history of involvement with numerous charitable organizations. I was frustrated,wanting a higher level of participation rather than just giving money. In 2001 my wife, Louarn and I, became founding members of San... more »

  Writer wrote:

I had helped volunteer this organization at few local events held in the community. I was impressed how well organized. I look forward to volunteering this holiday season again. more »

  Paul G.1 wrote:

Yes! I am so excited to have found this page. My introduction to Irie Kids is when a couple I know were going to St. Lucia for thier honey moon. They posted to local friends requesting we pitch in to help these kids get freshs drinking water to thier... more »

  naturegirl1 wrote:

A wonderful group of folks dedicated to protecting the environment and sharing environmental education experiences with others. You really feel like a part of the family. Peaceful sanctuary with hiking trails, benches, three lakes, prairie; and a wide... more »

  jwhit1989 wrote:

I love the work that ACT does to protect our global environment and natural resources. At the rate that deforestation is taking place, we depend on organizations such as these to go to bat to preserve nature's beauty more »

  rachcrow wrote:

I currently volunteer with Gracias by helping with the newsletter, writing blog posts and with social media posts. We have also donated to the Kenya project where our son volunteered earlier this year. There are so many issues that need addressing in... more »

  Colby Hanna H. wrote:

I have been working with Kids Backing the Blue and they have been great to work with! I have donated to their cause as well! Every little bit helps! They are helping kids to understand that there are good Police officers out there and that they support... more »

  sampson wrote:

I'm a huge advocate of the Jones Center - it's such a unique resource which serves so many different needs while maintaining an inclusive environment. more »

  gbsilver wrote:

The Village Learning Place (VLP) is one of my favorite nonprofit organizations in Baltimore. They are a critical resource, providing education and other types of support services and activities for children, adults and seniors. More importantly, they... more »

  DollyC wrote:

Provides support to families with children 0-5 years old in Chatham County. Provides programming for fathers, child care providers/teachers, early identification of children with special health care needs. 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 »

  john10 wrote:

ArtCorps recruits, trains and sends volunteer artists to Latin America to work with other non-profit organizations in using art to promote social change. I have worked with ArtCorps for 8 years. Its programs have contributed greatly to the on-going operations... more »

  1charlie12 wrote:

All the folks involved in Befrienders - seniors, volunteers, staff, board - are so committed to each other and their community. It is really special to see people so invested in each others' lives. Befrienders is a very special organization that deserves... 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 »

  Regina wrote:

In just a short time, GTECH Strategies has made huge strides in the Pittsburgh area. I now hear people talking about brown spaces, brassica plants, sustainability, and green-collared jobs. Andrew and Chris are dedicated to improving the landscape of... more »

  amyaharris wrote:

Top-notch community-based organization founded and run by members of Portland’s immigrant and refugee community. In Her Presence empowers women of all ages through language-based educational workshops while building community agency and resilience. more »

  Peg2013 wrote:

Hello, Generations, Inc. has been a wonderful place to volunteer over the last seven years. I have worked with many different children, mostly first and second graders, some kindergarten and have enjoyed all of them. I have been placed in mostly... more »

  AJ C. wrote:

I have been thrilled with the growth and outreach Foundation Beyond Belief has been able to make in its first year and the impact and donations that are given in grants to important organizations due to this. I happily donate $20 a month for... more »

  freddyg wrote:

This is an outstanding organization where only 8% goes to cover all administrative costs, and 92% actually goes to the people, spreading literacy to 125,000 students yearly, in over 22 countries, all at a cost of only $60.00 per student. The staff is... 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 »

  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 »

  aleefia wrote:

I spent 3 months with Wake Up Pune (www.wakeuppune.org), as the coordinator where I ran advocacy programs in the middle and upper class in Pune, India. Wake Up Pune is a part of Deep Griha Society's DISHA (an initiative for HIV and AIDS). I loved my time... more »

  Linda Layman wrote:

I donated to this charity believing that access to clean water is fundamental for improving living conditions and health. I have been contacted twice since donating. The first time a letter thanked me for my donation and included and envelope... more »

  klreed wrote:

I have been involved with Technology for All since its inception over fifteen years ago. I have watched it grow and develop and impact the lives of thousands of clients. i have witnessed youth being helped escape gang activity and continue their education,... more »

  REGSBooks wrote:

God's Storehouse Ministries has helped many within the Northwest Louisiana area in the past as with countless others in the Southern California area providing food, clothing, furniture, dishes, etc.; providing Information & Referral services and assisting... more »

  Daisy Mei J. wrote:

We have enjoyed donating to Journeys Within Our Community (JWOC) over the past three years. We discovered JWOC as a result of booking a tour for our daughter through the Journeys Within Tour Company (a for-profit tour company founded by the same people... more »

  tulio21 wrote:

I have volunteered through COMPASS now for two years. My experience through them has truly opened my eyes to the wide spectrum of non-profit organizations in the greater DC metropolitan area and the ongoing challenges that they face both strategically... more »

  shotheekwe wrote:

The Hopi Foundation provides culturally specific supportive services to the Hopi community. The Hopi Foundation creates opportunities for community members to pursue personal and community wide success. The team brings generations of cultural wealth together... more »

  CaitlinG wrote:

I moved to San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico in September 2013 with my husband and started volunteering for Natik then. Natik has many opportunities available to anyone interested in nonprofit development projects. I am currently involved in one of their... more »

  tomlevans wrote:

As CEO of Child Impact, our family personally sponsor 4 children in India, Bangladesh, Tanzania, and Zambia. I've had the privilege of meeting each one of these precious children in-person. They are so grateful for sponsorship and their lives have clearly... more »

  sedelstein wrote:

I had a life-changing experience on my trip to New Orleans in February 2009. Honestly. The combination of helping a community that is in great need (insulating and dry-walling homes for Hurricane Katrina victims), learning about the community and governmental... more »

  Roger S. wrote:

As a past graduate of Leadership Macomb V, I believe the knowledge learned through their program has had a positive impact on both my business and private life. more »

  peterlevitt wrote:

I’ve worked with Seed for over five years and have found it extremely rewarding. The types of professionals who volunteer here are high caliber, and the work is much higher impact than any other nonprofit I’ve been with. I recommend trying out a Seed... more »

  Writer wrote:

ACTION has consistently shown a strong commitment to the nonprofits, churches, and residents of Ventura County. I've been happy to volunteer with them for years. more »

  lafwan wrote:

I have the opportunity to volunteer for the Warrick Dunn foundation. I would help put the house together to be presented to the women that are going to receive them. I have seen how overwhelm these women can get when he present them the keys to their... more »

  mquiles88 wrote:

Mentes Puertorriquenas en Accion (MPA) is the first non-profit in Puerto Rico dedicated to the empowerment and leadership development of young Puerto Ricans committed to the socio-economic development of the Island. This program has helped dozens of Puerto... more »

  jenni.burks wrote:

Cornerstone Assistance is a wonderful organization that provides the community of Tarrant County with great medical assistance. I personally believe in Cornerstone and I have heard many many stories of families that have had burdens removed because of... more »

  Sean wrote:

I've been a volunteer on pick-up and delivery routes for a couple of years now. It's one of the best things I've ever done. I'm continually impressed by the operational efficiency of Food Gatherers right down to the most microscopic details. This focus... more »

  ssrip wrote:

In my short experience as a volunteer with FACTR, I can personally vouch for Karita with regards to her passion for her work. As the president, she has been working hard to help clients and establish relationships with immigrant/refugee communities in... more »

  Next Level Nina wrote:

Shift Today Ministries Team has helped me to become an accountable better innovative leader. I have been stretched to be who God has called me to be. I thank God for His vision and mission of Shift Today that I can experience and align my life to. It... more »

  Kaylapowell wrote:

I have attended several events organized by the Peace Islands Institute, and each time, I've been impressed by the quality of content and the genuine passion of the individuals involved. Dialogue, and cooperation, they are making a remarkable impact... more »

  OnePlanet wrote:

Cultivate is an outstanding process for people who want to develop their leadership skill further so they can make a greater impact in their own community. more »

  BillA. wrote:

Watching these guys from the sidelines. Helping out a fellow non-profit operate a most "endeavorable" bike ride fundraiser for the regions Loaves & Fishes. Over the three years they've partnered with the Tour De Turns crew, registration (s) have almost... more »

  Stephanie253 wrote:

I was there for the inception of this organization. I have watched it grow from something very small to a great organization that has the potential to grow even more with people spreading the word and supporting the organization. The organization has... more »

  Peg wrote:

I have taken the Local Agenda Course, a series of workshops that support new social entrepreneurs. Here are some thoughts that I have about what the course offers that I haven't found elsewhere and why I think it is a fantastic and worthy organization... more »

  yang_28 wrote:

I have had the privilege to work with ConnectED as part of my university studies. Our university team was invited by ConnectED to explore their Fellows Model and to visit their partner communities. We clearly saw the great impact that ConnectED continues... more »

  TvdW wrote:

We work with DRP for a few years now and they have hosted several of our interns during these years. The feedback we receive from our interns has been nothing but positive. Our interns (despite working remotely) really feel like an integral part of the... more »

  mmcma49786 wrote:

Dr. Ellen Bassuk participated in my original research on a needs assessment study for homeless families in Chicago. I was thrilled with her participation and have been working on a program I am preparing to launch in January to assist in raising funds... more »

  Jim_53 wrote:

Don't get me wrong. Sisters' Camelot does wonderful work - distributing free organic food in impoverished neighborhoods in Minneapolis. You should consider them supporting, just not right now (now being March of 2013). Why not now, you ask?... more »

  P.Chip wrote:

Wow, just wow! I just can’t say enough about HOPE and the work it does in the community. In today’s world where there is so much despair and hurt this group literally brings HOPE right to those who need it. I’m especially honored to be part of the... more »

  sandersj wrote:

I'm a resident in Silver Spring, MD. Since 2019 the Nonprofit has assisted me with continuing education enrollment, volunteering in the field, and outreach skills I never knew I had. We participated with EssentialNow Point In Time Count in Montgomery... more »

  Writer wrote:

I truly enjoy being part of The O.C.E.O. Foundation and utilizing my skills and talents to help with its mission and purpose. I am a firm believer in second chances, and The O.C.E.O. Foundation enables this to be possible for many individuals experiencing... 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 »

  BSSS wrote:

iamHeart offers meditation classes and so much more. The form of meditation they teach, Heart Rhythm Meditation (HRM), helped me make changes in the things that really matter in my life. I used to think that meditation was just for helping someone relax... more »

  Jebb G. wrote:

Fuquay-Varina Downtown is a blessing to our community in so many ways. I've been constantly impressed by the organization and management of the many events throughout the year that are made possible because of FVD. As a volunteer and vendor I've seen... more »

  chosen2k7 wrote:

I am super excited to be a part of this organization! They are a fun group who really love the supporting the community! more »

  cathyellis wrote:

There is nothing that comes close to the JOY of volunteering to give back to the community. Over the past year or so, it has been my great honor to volunteer at a multitude of diverse opportunities with VCI. It's never the same thing twice, which means... more »

  theglasells wrote:

The newly remodeled Resource Center at 310 South Racine has a great cross section of objects representing Chicago's early rise as a major port and center of commerce because of its rivers and lakes. It needs a full scale Maritime museum to house the rest... more »

  Blaze123 wrote:

When I was in high school (I’m now a student at UC Berkeley) I took a trip to Guatemala with Via International. I’m not sure what I expected exactly but the trip was eye opening in regards to how the people we met, although generally so poor, were... more »

  jvillere wrote:

Our organization, Bike & Build, has worked with RTP for several years through various builds. We operate cycling trips to young adults who raise money and awareness for the affordable housing cause, so RTP has been a beneficiary of our work across multiple... more »

  ahow82 wrote:

Since participating in lemonade day Houston my children have learned how to successfully run there own business. Now at the ages 14 & 12 they are more cautious when spending. Learning early on the hard work & dedication that's needed to start and earn... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

As creating community gardens as become the rage, this organization offers over 30 years of experience in starting and SUSTAINING community gardens. Check out the material on their website! more »

  Cece2004 wrote:

I've supported this non-profit for over ten years. The successes they have realized supporting women and families is real, measurable, visible, and outstanding. The textiles they sell, to benefit the women in the project, are exquisite and charming beauties... more »

  dirtdiva wrote:

The Palouse-Clearwater Environmental Institute is my most cherished local nonprofit. Their work is so diverse. From planting trees near a local wetland and educating children about climate change to organizing a reused plate project or donating bikes... more »

  Peter wrote:

The Adirondack Council has been advocating for the park for 30+ years, advocating for acid rain legislation when politicians and business denied its existence, pushing for legislation to protect water quality, and working to assure that funds are available... more »

  clairbaxter wrote:

My family and I have enjoyed both their convenient weekly pick-up orders as well as their catering services and it never disappoints. What's truly inspiring is that all of this mouthwatering cuisine is prepared in a certified kitchen by immigrant... more »

  scotterell wrote:

I have been involved with this organization for 15 years. It reaches out in so many ways to the Korean community and others, and assists wherever possible to organize and educate everyone they CAN reach in the ins and outs of American bureacracy: in... more »

  Claudia J.1 wrote:

As an alumni of Day One's Youth Advocate Program I can truly say that they provide much needed services to the community. Day One fills the provides genuine youth development and mentorship.The amazing team at Day One taught me how to use my voice to... more »

  BeverlyBiggs wrote:

PTA Thrift Shop is a remarkable organization with broad reach and strong impact in the community. For more than sixty years this nonprofit has not only supported its own operations, but has provided direct financial support to area schools to address... more »

  mwk wrote:

I chose to work with blueEnergy because of their commitment to real, positive change over the long haul. blueEnergy provides sustainable electricity to rural populations that would otherwise rely entirely on candles and diesel generators, but they are... more »

  americadays wrote:

Armed Forces Mission is an integral part of making Fayette County stronger. AFM is dedicated to suicide intervention, education and creating a healthier community. Kenneth Koon provides the highest level of integrity and leadership and dedication I have... more »

  jen wrote:

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

  Denise O. wrote:

I have worked with the Friends of TOUCH since 2006. This organization is one of integrity and true love of children. I have met many of these kids in person and watched them grow from shy down cast children with no hope to ones who express true joy... more »

  Kinggreat7 wrote:

Greater Kingdom International has a range of programs for the elderly, for daily feeding of the homeless, educational, sports, and driving training programs, and much more. It serves an estimated four hundred Post-Franklin residents each day through onsite... 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 »

  hudsonbaird wrote:

I first volunteered with Manna Project during my freshman year of college at Vanderbilt University. They were offering short-term service trips to Nicaragua, and I was lucky enough to join without knowing what I was getting into. From there I was hooked... more »

  meljo276 wrote:

One week before Christmas in 2011 I found myself with nowhere to turn. I had a week old baby and 3 other children under the age of 6. A friend told me about the Rescue Mission and gave me the number. From the minute I spoke with them on the phone I felt... 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 »

  Antwanette E. G. wrote:

You always get personal service when you shop and the prices are the lowest I’ve ever seen anywhere in the region. The fruits and veggies are always fresh! I just LOVE this store! more »

  Kaehry10 wrote:

I have volunteered for Taste For the Homeless for the last few years. The founders are so genuine and warm. The events they plan are well organized and everyone benefits from the kindness offered. We helped serve food to over 400 people one day. And... more »

  reaganmd wrote:

Nothing beats the beauty , serenity and friendliness of the Portage Point and people of Onekama. Give them a chance to show you and you will be pleasantly rewarded. Let’s help Renew Onekama and give the community a chance to thrive again. more »

  jpmmartin wrote:

Besides serving on the board of directors, I have the opportunity to see this organization up close. My Secular Franciscan Order fraternity meets at the FMS mission house once a month. I get to see first hand the women and men, some young, some not... more »

  KathleenA wrote:

The staff are professional and caring. Children can be shy and scared when they walk in the door but victim advocates make the whole family feel welcome to help alleviate fears even though they are going through traumatic circumstances. It is a safe environment. more »

  engund wrote:

This is an amazingly cost-effective non-profit with a simple but revolutionary idea: teaching people to ask strategic questions in encounters with decision-makers (whether doctors, landlords, school principals or others) alters the balance of power and... more »

  Soidalee Garcia wrote:

Centro de Impacto Social Mujeres Entendidas en los Tiempos Corp. is a truly transformative nonprofit organization rooted in compassion, faith, and community empowerment. My experience with them has been deeply impactful, both personally and professionally.Their... 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 »

  JB2209 wrote:

“If I had a program like ACCELERATE when I was in my 20sI’d already be living my dream. I’d be in some big corp. working oncomputers, doing what I love doing. I want othersto have this same opportunity.” — Joshua PaudaJoshua... 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 »

  ariana wrote:

The Orton Family Foundation has been partnering with Friends of Midcoast Maine on a community based project since Autumn 2008. I have found the organization to be a thoughtful, reliable and committed partner. Its staff has a strong knowledge base in... more »

  Margie wrote:

United by Friendship is an amazingly effective organization that is led by a small group of people who believe that a real difference can be made by impacting clean water delivery, education, and medical services in Latin America. Since the organization's... more »

  Donald wrote:

On Saturday, November 21, 2009 an African American Leadership Forum will be held at General Mills starting at 7 a.m. - the group of hand-picked, like-minded participants will insure that Black Minnesotans will achieve the same status-quo engagement while... more »

  jlawrence wrote:

I recently went to the Somerville Maple Syrup Boil Down - it was amazing! As a community member, and a staff member, I was floored by how well the program went. Over two days there were over 1000 people who enjoyed a great outdoor space, learning about... more »

  NancyJean wrote:

Sister Parish, Inc. works to promote intercultural understanding and commitment to peace and justice between people in the U.S. and Central America. I have been involved with Sister Parish for several years through my church, which is engaged in a 23-year... more »

  alkdjf wrote:

The executive director in Radford has a reputation as being a bit of a pill, and they don't necessarily treat their volunteers well, nor their partners, nor even are they always respectful of those they serve.... Certain other established non-profits... more »

  AccountingGuru wrote:

This organization is run with no transparency or accountability. I believe the IRS should launch an investigation into their business practice to avoid defrauding stakeholders. more »

  Karsang wrote:

I decided to join Dzi Foundation for two simple reasons: its very effective execution of where every dollar goes (for example building an earthquake resistant schools for less around $25,000 is very impressive, especially when almost all the materials... more »

  LeslyLing wrote:

I moved to San Antonio in the beginning of 2022 and wanted to restart my business. After searching for some time I stumbled upon Emerge and Rise. I went through their program and am happy to report we are opening up in January 2023 with the help of Emerge... more »

  Daisy Walters wrote:

I have been on the volunteer management team with CEN for a year. I chose the volunteer with this organization because of the focus on long term self-sustaining solutions to poverty instead of just one time hand outs. I am able to contribute the skills... more »

  leda wrote:

Serious & brilliant. JDC has a smart approach to supporting underserved Jews and supporting Jewish learning and heritage. They work to enhance the lives of Jews in areas that have had little support. They do not impose litmus tests but, instead, meet... more »

  Amir Y. wrote:

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

  Ndawula wrote:

Am the coordinator for ABC4II Global hummantarian relief programs in uganda. Am so delighted to volunteer as an ABC4AII Mentor and ensure that its activities are a success in uganda. As an ABC4AII mentor in Uganda am so great to serve ABC4AII thus creating... more »

  David Reaves wrote:

I originally contacted this charity several years ago. I knew some missionaries that were helping to coordinate translation of Scripture into a people-group's "heart tongue on cassette tapes. Faith Comes by Hearing had a hand-cranked cassette player... more »

  lisa88 wrote:

I was introduced to International Medical Corps' work during an internship and was immediately struck by their motto, "from relief to self-reliance". Humanitarian work goes beyond band-aid solutions and I was impressed by International Medical Corps'... more »

  capital-gal wrote:

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

  Karen S. wrote:

360 Communities falls far short of expectations for survivors of domestic violence. While this agency professes to empower survivors of violence to attain self-sufficiency, this is merely lip service when a woman attempts to rise above her past and become... more »

  divyeta90 wrote:

Has helped me meet so many new people and get out of my comfort zone. The work they do is amazing. You can see the difference in people when they first join and when they come to events. more »

  DeborahDunkum wrote:

Because of the commitment to reading by the Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation, I have been a reader in a few underserved elementary schools in Houston. These bright beautiful young people have dreams and desires and I have had the opportunities to show... more »

  ACE wrote:

ACE is a great organization that brings the community together. Events for all ages and genres. In a time when the economy is having hardships - it is nice to have free high quality events available. more »

  blair2 wrote:

I feel honored to have been a small part of Rose Brooks Center over the past 3 years. This organization strives in making the lives of its women and children better, empowering them to make choices, offering a safe haven of comfort and love, and providing... more »

  mnmama wrote:

My favorite charity to donate to and follow on social media!! Love how much they help the children and show their happy smiling faces :) more »

  srazani wrote:

I have attended a few events and a film screening. The video really opened my mind up to possible solutions to climate change! I learned that we need to stop wringing our hands and start actually working together to work out solutions. This non-profit... more »

  Jenea Frierson G. wrote:

Amazing program! Sheri (the founder) came out and taught art at our retreat for survivors of domestic violence. It takes a special kind of person to work with children that have experienced trauma. Sheri was amazing! Her heart is huge and made of gold!... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization strives to meet needs within this community and solve problems. I have been very impressed with how hard they work to achieve results in areas within health, education and financial stability. They look at ways to make this community... more »

  pleased volunteer wrote:

I had no idea that the Central PA Food Bank out of Harrisburg provides food to 27 counties in PA! They are a large and efficient operation - and no wonder - they have to be! I was so impressed with the people, the organization itself and the programs. more »

  DDippel wrote:

The House, Inc. Student Leadership Center is a before/after school program for students in grades 4-12. Before school, students receive breakfast and last minute help with homework. After school, each student has a meal before starting homework, team... more »

  alpha girl wrote:

I would like to Thank new Directions Community Outreach for their support for my time in need. I was going through a real hard time and went to this organization for help and they place me in transitional houseing and helped me skills that helped me get... 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 »

  Perla N. wrote:

I am a local nonprofit executive and I use Compasspoint's services a lot. I always look forward to their conferences because they are super lively and fun and address a lot of issues that not a lot of other people are willing to talk about honestly in... more »

  kencojdgcaprock-spurcom wrote:

I live in Kent County a rural county with limited resources and we are always in need of outside help concerning environmental, research and conservation assistance. With our monies obligated to fund the services to sustain a present existance if life... more »

  BabyDoc48 wrote:

Over 40 years ago, MAP International helped me do an internship at a mission hospital in Asia. That experience paved the way for my life's work. I recently retired as a medical missionary after 38 years in Asia. During that time, MAP International provided... more »

  Styler wrote:

Executive Service Corps of Houston utilizes for-profit and nonprofit professionals to help with issues across many disciplines. It is one of 27 national affiliates throughout the U.S. That help improve efficacy, efficiency and sustainability of nonprofits. My... more »

  Brianna P. wrote:

IIRR is changing the lives of both children and adults all around the world. They work tirelessly to promote education for girls, women, and other marginalized communities ensuring that they have a chance to overcome poverty and positively change their... more »

  Maree wrote:

Radio Free Moscow is the Palouse Regions ONLY progressive community radio station. You can hear diverse local and regional news, views, music, art and culture programs on KRFP 90.3 FM in most areas in Latah County and the Pullman, Washington area, all... more »

  AvatarCompany wrote:

Florida Association of Nonprofit Organizations provides an essential service to the advancement of nonprofit organizations statewide. It is the most tenured service provider in Florida enabling nonprofit organizations to operate in the realm of best practices... more »

  hopingforbetter wrote:

This organization works mainly to benefit the members of the board, many of whom get paid large sums, not as salary, but for work their companies do for the corporation, but there is no disclosure and they do not try to see if there are other companies... more »

  Nadine wrote:

Hello Friends, I am happy to announce that Christmas Come True has finally found a little home to work out of instead of my guest bedroom. I would love to take this opportunity to tell you about it. As you probably know, Christmas... more »

  gregory4 wrote:

My name is Gregory Sheldon. I am writing you from Colombia, as I am on my way with supplies to continue my work in developing Basic Need Delivery Centers for children under 5 years of age in rural Ecuador. I am working in agrarian communities that are... more »

  mstrong10 wrote:

We've given to both Share the Spirit and Wish Book over the years. The donation all goes to local organizations and we know they do a good job of collecting good groups to help each year. more »

  maureen wrote:

We were so lucky to find Willow House after the death of our daughter. So many people offered condolences but it is so difficult to talk to someone that has never been through the same ordeal as you. At Willow House no one judges you or thinks you are... more »