Find Community Recreational Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Sam D wrote:

Extraordinary Ventures is the best non-profit I have ever been involved with. It is an organization that rents out space for business meetings, receptions, yoga, just about anything. We employ teenagers and adults who have developmental disabilities... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »