Find Community Recreational Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  pinklady412 wrote:

The Dragons Den is an amazing place. My son goes there everyday and loves it. He has a new found confidence in himself since going there. The staff is wonderful and helpful. more »

  Michele P. wrote:

My children and I all year long look forward to and enjoy the ice skating rink in the winter time. During the spring, summer and fall my children en joy rolling down the hills and playing in the water. I enjoy the exhibits and the resturants and the... more »

  wademedlock wrote:

The Clarkston Community Center has been home to a musical community which I host, called Goatville Jam, for more than 6 years. This monthly country music jam has benefitted greatly from the CCC's cooperative staff, its upkeep of its facilities, and its... more »

  Dottie wrote:

I have come to know Mercy Center as an Ignatian Volunteer and am privileged to share, in a small way, (two days per week) in so much good that happens for and among the participants of Mercy Center. I do various and sundry tasks in my volunteer role... more »

  carolsalva wrote:

Family Point Resources has made an incredible difference in our community. I am a teacher at a local high school. Many of my students are able to take advantages of the programs for underprivileged families. Some of our students are volunteering there... more »

  mobileUser403515 wrote:

I cannot find too many ways that they can improve. The staff is Hands-On, and treats my children like family like they are their own. We have limited resources that keep our kids educated and never bored. Watching them values and give them Insight on... more »

  maryhintz wrote:

The Urban Ecology Center is a fantastic Organization that has a huge impact on the Milwaukee environment and community. The Center's focus on environmental education for students is sure to have a tremendous affect on Milwaukee's environmental future.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Very compassionate with the kids. Have helped my son tremendously. Brandon really got my son to believe in himself and come out of his shell. more »

  Julianna24 wrote:

There is no where more magical,inclusive,safe, and welcoming than MarbleJam Kids. As someone in Creative Art Therapy- this place is unlike any other. This is a free space for everyone- a safe space to exist as who you are. This place is life changing... 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 »

  Richrj11 wrote:

The SSFA is an amazing nonprofit organization serving the Southwest Baltimore community. Through the use of sports and fitness, they are creating pathways for developing the youth of Southwest Baltimore. They have dynamic fundraisers including the Soweto... more »

  anreh wrote:

I co-founded American Center of Philippine Arts. If not for OACC, we wouldn't have the space or the resources to bring Philippine cultural dance and music to East Bay youth. The staff are energetic and loving individuals who are truly passionate about... more »

  Michael M.5 wrote:

KleinLife are presenting themselves as a health club for elderly people. However, please take a look at the attached photos. There is no handicap access to the gym or handicap accessible bathrooms on the gym floor. Inside the building the equipment, the... more »

  ctbookert wrote:

GMCC does so many thinks well. From program development to supporting the community, the GMCC has made significant impacts on people's lives for many years. more »

  galennation1 wrote:

TDC does an excellent job of helping the people in the North Tulsa area. They provide food for the hungry, medical help for the sick, and provide love and acceptance to those who need it. Wendel Hope is a loving, caring, nurturing type of person as director.... more »

  Paul Bennewitz wrote:

Our son has been a participant in the recreation program for many years. This provides him with many friends and the opportunity to become involved with most every aspect of our community. For example, they attended a city council meeting and this has... more »

  drpasteur wrote:

I am a single father who lost my beloved wife to cancer 8 years ago. I have 2 children aged 12 and 14. My 14 year old is on has learning disabilities but the Mosholu Montefiore Community Center has been there for my children from pre-school to after... more »

  Tina-cious.com wrote:

The Triangle Community Center ("TCC") has really made a big impact on my life. So much so that I asked to join the board so that I could contribute to the community. TCC hosts support groups such as couples discussion, transmasculine group, AA, a youth... more »

  Elle wrote:

I have been involved with Jamestown for five years and I feel confident that every dollar I give or solicit is well spent in the community helping kids and their families meet their potential. Programs grow and change based on the community needs and... more »

  happymom wrote:

my daughter has been in several programs that the "J" offers and had nothing short of an amazing experience. The staff really cared about her needs, worked with me on getting a scholarship for her to attend the summer camp and made sure that she felt... more »

  marysharpe213 wrote:

We started with Buttons going to the park. She absolutely loved it. We added Maxwell to our pack and he loves it so much. Their day is made if they get to go to the park. Definitely great for physical activities for them and myself. more »

  CDavison wrote:

I have been working with the Agape Community Center as an intern through Georgia State's MSW program. The work that I have seen and the dedication of the program staff to the students is phenomenal. more »

  cdwarren2 wrote:

I am a volunteer in Cup of Cold Water, one of DCIC's miistires. I am so blessed that God has allowed me to be a volunteer in this ministry. Every week I get to reach out to hurting people, in the name of Jesus, and give them a hot meal that actually... more »

  CBI Member for 20 years wrote:

Community Boating is a greatplace for adults to learn how to sail, windsurf or kayak on the Charles River in Boston. Adults purchase a 30 day membership which includes instruction and boat usage, and that funding allows CBI to run their Junior Program... more »

  glizardo wrote:

I came to Third Street as a student volunteer from SJSU. I came with little expectations, but I did come with a great curiosity of what was in store for me. I've been working with kids almost all my life and I wondered if Third Street would be any different... more »

  Alexandria O. wrote:

This is the worst place I have ever been to. They left me without medication for 3 weeks and called me a liar about it. Their staff is very unprofessional . Save your time. They will leave you in a much worse position than you arrived in. They do not... more »

  artfan wrote:

Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA) offers an extremely comprehensive after-school visual art program. Their classes include ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, comic book drawing and print making. They also teach music, acting and singing. It's really an... more »

  Margie Kehr wrote:

Having worked closely with the staff at Sara Holbrook, their passion, vision and thoughtfulness for the families of the center is topnotch and I couldn't be prouder to serve on this Board. more »

  Eiichi J. wrote:

PearlSide Boxing is a great place to get fit, have fun, and learn the sport of boxing. The program is for children as young as 6 years old , teen, young adults, and mature adults in their 50's and 60's. They are open 6 days a week, classes at 5:30 pm... more »

  franklin wrote:

Working with the wonderful volunteers has been a life changing experience. These dedicated people have stepped up at a time of dire need. Their dedication and hard work has been inspiring. Many of the residents were elderly and the center of the... more »

  Julie Vosoba wrote:

I've been volunteering at the South Whidbey Commons for about 3 months now, and am really struck by the age range of people from the community who support this organization. It's not unusual to find volunteers from age 12 to 75 working alongside each... more »

  MarieF wrote:

The Q Center offers a safe and supportive environment for the LGBTQ and ally communities. The center has a wonderful group of staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to advocate for social justice and equality. They regularly host and support wonderful... more »

  cats1234 wrote:

This organization is an independant youth sports organization that is run very poorly. Politics and cliques play a bigger role than youth development. The director uses the leagues as a platform for his club teams to practice in. This league is purely... more »

  MrsBradely wrote:

This Organization should not be in any community. The person who runs this organization inappropriately touched my child. I went to discuss the situation with Dr. Jackie Cousins boss and she wouldn't provide me with any information. She apologized for... more »

  kwilliams14 wrote:

I started volunteering for BYA back in 1988, when I started a UC Berkeley. The place was in dire straights. I was fortunate to get a position as tutor and then a basketball coach. I went off to Law School and Graduate School, but would come back during... more »

  bzzzbea wrote:

WCF is a leader in expanding non-motorized trail systems in the greater Wickenburg area and in preserving the western life style. Sophie's Flat, their signature project, is a 15 mile trail system developed in partnership with the BLM. They are now working... more »

  PosiePatti wrote:

The Loose Senior Center provides an invaluable service to our community. It can serve the needs of a senior ranging from those who are looking for occasional entertainment to those who are seeking daily interaction to maintain their physical and mental... more »

  Writer wrote:

What a great way to promote a dying community! These guys provide weekend concerts at a riverfront arena. Great shows!! Affordable!! Amazing place to go.AAA++++++++++++ more »

  Writer wrote:

They have a zero overhead program where 100% of your donation goes to the designated charity of your choice, health, feed the needy, etc. more »

  garnereagle wrote:

I have witnessed the personal transformation of many residents in our community, particularly parents and youths that have been touched by our the services offered to the community! more »

  Maralna8 wrote:

Are family thank GOD for this organization after not knowing were we were going to pay the rent and bills this organization helped us with open arms . You can definitely feel the love and support. more »

  bdf wrote:

This is a fantastic organization, run efficiently, so all donations are truly getting to the girls it supports. The premise is that underprivileged girls get to have figure skating lessons and perform, as long as they keep a b average in school. They... more »

  southcentral wrote:

South Central Community Services Inc. is has been providing underserved, low income families and at risk youth in urban Chicago communities with programs and services for 45 years. Partnering with K.I.D.S./Fashion Delivers, Inc. has been absolutely wonderful!... more »

  dontgivegrants wrote:

The Marsha Barbour center is CLOSED. Unfortunately this center was built too far from communities that it could have served. The community where it was built does not support it due to their lack of disposable income. Grants seem to have been spent... more »

  Carol2424 wrote:

There is a lot of money going into this non profit that is unaccounted for and is not being used for the programs it supports. more »

  fanfan wrote:

I do not share my story , but I want to take this opportunity to recommend you for the excellent job you are doing. In this season which can be difficult for so many. You area little light of ease and joy. I wish you all a blessed Christmas and... more »

  Writer wrote:

They do outreach to so many groups -- parents, seniors, students -- and the diversity of programming is amazing! more »

  Joshua R. wrote:

This is a wonderful community center that serves the community in many ways. They also are sponsors of a program called Girls On The Run which my daughter participates in that is just a wonderful growing experience for her and is preparing her not only... more »

  LinenLady wrote:

Assistance League of Charlotte is a dynamic organization of men and women joined together to help disadvantaged children. Their slogan “ we feed, we clothe, we mentor, we educate” reflects the realization that children need help in many ways and... more »

  jencul wrote:

My children have been playing here for a couple years now. It's a great youth organization. The kids have fun, learn to play as a team, and of course the fundamentals of Baseball/Softball. The parents love this organization because we are a community.... more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

Dogpaw is an all volunteer group of people who build and maintain dog parks in the Vancouver, Washington area. They also sponsor special events like Doggie Olympics for pets and their owners participation, as well as dog shows featuring Best Tail Wagger;... more »

  Cara T. wrote:

They have moved to 3434 SW 6th Ave. The organization is wonderful. They really care about the people who come and are always trying to show how you are appreciated. The donors really care and it is a great place to go if you need to find support. more »

  iscubafly wrote:

The Lake Crystal Area Recreation Center (LCARC) is an amazing symbol of what a community can do when it works together for the common good. Nestled in the heart of a tiny (2,500 person) rural community stands a beautiful 64,000 square-foot multi-purpose... more »

  Every Drop Counts wrote:

This is a wonderful charity that has worked hard to maintain a beautiful little one room school house as they also provide a rural community center for locals to share. They are now working on a facility upgrade that will provide ADA access to the little... more »

  Tucker_S wrote:

Why I #LoveParks & The Seattle Parks Foundation#MyGivingStory is not an inspiring or courageous one. Amy's #MyGivingStory (http://woobox.com/kxdcce/vote/for/11104736) about the Boiler Room Shelter (www.ptbr.org) in Port Townsend Washington is.... more »

  Stephen N. wrote:

This nonprofit is not about sports, it is about building the communities of Arlington, Sunderland and Sandgate back up. We hold summer and school vacation camps for kids, we have some programming for adults as well. Although we are small now, we have... more »

  kkwr wrote:

The Bandon Community Youth Center was established in 1998 to serve the students of Bandon and the greater area where currently (2017) more than 60% qualify for free or reduced price meals. In 2014 the mission statement was changed from serving at risk... more »

Mountain view lions club foundation, inc. Will operate and maintain an 11- acre community park with baseball fields, basketball... more »

Strengthening families & improving the lives of youth through sports, financial literacy and community outreach programs. We... more »

The friends enables expo center to offer many critical educational, recreational, cultural and enrichment programs for at-risk... more »

To cultivate the social and business relations of the community to exchange ideas and promote the general welfare and propriety... more »

To provide a safe place to inspire and enable all young people on cape cod to realize their full potential as productive, responsible... more »

To serve the community of goodland and the surrounding area as a health and physical fitness facility for children and adults.... more »

To permanently endow cain center, inc. With contributions received from public donations. more »

Community development more »

To build and maintain a building for the community more »

To promote the quality of community life and jewish culture through a variety of social services, recreational, social education... more »

Anacostia community boathouse association (acba) is a volunteer-run organization that provides opportunities for non-motorized... more »

To provide a site for seniors more »

To enable all young people, especially those who need us most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring, responsible... more »

The specific and primary purposes of the association are to bring about civic betterments more »

Four season, multi-use, arts recreation more »

Community recreation center offering tennis and swimming activities more »

The Rugby Foundation is a non profit public charity organized to develop and operate permanent rugby facilities in central Texas... more »

Provide christian entertainment to the general public at no charge. Provide hope, encouragement and friendship to the public.... more »

Promote development of center community more »

We have over 15,000 at risk teens in our community that need mentoring and guidance to be productive citizens and lead successful... more »

To develop, provide and promote educational and recreational activities that support and improve the quality of life for all residents... more »

Enriching the life of the jewish community and the community at large by offering education, cultural, and recreational opportunities... more »

Conservation of natural resources through planting trout, trees, pheasants. Educating kids through hunter safety, youth camp,... more »

Provides educational and recreational opportunities to the residents of the local community. more »

Own and operate powers park in lyndonville, vt more »

The jcc of dallas brings the community together by providing state of the art facilities and exceptional programs in an inclusive... more »

Local transportation for seniors and youth servicesproviding free lunches to seniors in community more »

Social and recreational activities for exceptional people, people with mental and physical challenges, to enhance the quality... more »

To operate and rent the building to permanent and short term renters more »

The Mission of the Sewickley Valley YMCA is: To build a healthy spirit, mind, and body based on Christian principles and to improve... more »

To promote youth athletic activities more »

Through its social, educational, recreational and cultural programs, fclc promotes quality life and a greater sense of community... more »

Supervise, operate and maintain the long lines family center for the benefit of the city of sioux city and thereby lessen the... more »

When riots tore through the East Los Angeles barrios in the 1970s, they reflected the despair and frustration of many young people... more »

The grandy community center is located in a small community and serves a vast area of the county (isanti county, mn). The mission... more »

The activities of the blue jeans community center, inc. Are now and will be 100% devoted to enriching the lives of the people... more »

The jack link's aquatic & activity center is a 501 (c)(3) community center that enhances community life in minong and the surrounding... more »

To provide a rodeo club to the community to organize rodeo type recreational and sporting events for children, families, and community... more »

Provide swimming pool and swimming lessons for the members of the community of belt, montana. Provide a safe environment for swimming.... more »

The richland area community center commits to building a vibrant, inclusive community with a focus on arts and culture, healthy... more »

Community center more »

The gershman y is an urban community center whose mission is to present diverse arts, culture, and educational programs for audiences... more »

Recreational, social, educational and cultural activities including camp and nursery school for members and the community at large.... more »

To promote a safe and healthy recreational environment where nantucket children, adults, and families can gather to enjoy the... more »

To provide the local community a pool that is both family-friendly and competitively equipped. more »

Operate and maintain a community movie theatre more »

SUPPORT YOUTH SENIOR AND SPECIAL NEEDS GROUPS Support for the Salvation Army and their work. more »

The mission of Fitwize is to empower youth by increasing self-esteem, building a healthy lifestyle, and implementing proper nutrition... more »

The primary exempt purpose is to operation, maintain, and renovation of the entire park system for the city of rensselaer. The... more »