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  rachel wrote:

After over 5 years of involvement with First Glance, my husband and I have witnessed God's work in this community and in the lives of students and their families. In addition, we can say that being involved has created change in us. We are so thankful... more »

  annette wrote:

I am a volunteer with Assistance League of Kansas City. I am amazed at the committment of the volunteers and the impact of their good work in Kansas City. ALKC is making a difference in the lives of children and families in Kansas City through several... more »

  AnyaRudd wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Assistance League of the Eastside since 2009 and have loved being a part of this remarkable organization that substantially improves the circumstances of people in our community facing hardship or violence. This amazing organization... more »

  mssilverstreak wrote:

As a member volunteer who has been serving on the Board of Directors during 2009-2010, I have seen firsthand the hard work that is put into this organization to ensure that funds are raised to help clothe, feed, and mentor children in the Charlotte-Mecklenburg... more »

  dekof2013 wrote:

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE this place! The staff is super friendly and the merchandise is fantastic! I have come across so many great treasures here and it's very inexpensive. Why would I want to pay $30 for a shirt when I can get at the Assistance... more »

  Volunteer at ALGW wrote:

It is truly an honor to be a volunteer with Assistance League Greater Wilmington. Since becoming a member volunteer 8 years ago, I've been overwhelmed by the ingenuity of our volunteers when responding to our community needs. Having served on the board... more »

  dlserafini wrote:

I purchased a saddlebred mare from Serenity Saviors and the experience from the first communication until the delivery of my fabulous horse was nothing but spectacular. The care and dedication they give to their saved horses is evident from every aspect... more »

  phillipgurley1978 wrote:

After being released from incarceration I felt like my life was over. I lost my mother,father,grandmother, and grandfather all during my incarcerationband had no where to go so I came to a transitional house here in Birmingham. But that wasn't cutting... more »

  Amanda23 wrote:

The Mommies Network has been an amazing gift for myself and my family over the last few years. I am truly blessed to have stumbled upon my local chapter when my oldest child was about 6 months old. Through my local chapter, I found the support of other... more »

  reader007 wrote:

I have been a recipient of support from the Assistance League of Inland North County. The last two years, they have brought children's books authors to our school to encourage kids to read. The quality of the authors has been amazing and our students... more »

  DottyM wrote:

As foster parents, myself and my husband have raised 12 children. “Now we’re in a position where we need help,” As former nurse, I was recently diagnosis with cancer it was a major hit for our family. For the past three years, my family has... more »

  calliemorris wrote:

Awesome group that helps local families with food and other necessities. They also have a backpack program for school kids who do not have enough food at home. Wonderful organization! more »

  Angie wrote:

I have been involved in PeaceJam program for the last 10 years. I was in high school when I first took part in the program and I can say I am today a much better human being because of it. Having Nobel Peace Laureates as your mentor and role model has... more »

  Mike wrote:

I have worked with Variety, the Children's Charity of St. Louis for over 3 years now and I grow more fond of them each year. I mainly help with their Adventure Camp but also volunteer for other events throughout the year. I love playing and having fun... more »

  skittles wrote:

I was lucky enough to volunteer with UCLA UniCamp throughout college and beyond, and can't think of a more defining experience. Aside from meeting lifelong friends, I was exposed to a world I never would have known without the guidance of UniCamp. I learned... more »

  Edward M. wrote:

Blue Star Families is the most dynamic service organization I have ever known. This is one big family taking care of each other. Their sense of purpose and dedication to supporting each other is exemplary. They have done more in less time with the least... more »

  Cindy57 wrote:

I began volunteering for this non-profit last year for their Operation School Bell program. The faces of the children as they entered the makeshift store in their schools gymnasium were unbelievable. They were so very happy. The first child I took... more »

  MattYork wrote:

My experience with the Kiwanis of Hanson has been terrific. Gerry Lozeau and many of the members of his group have been wonderful at educating many in our area about how we can make a difference in our community through not just words but actions. Six... more »

  kiwanisMelody wrote:

This organization is very active in reading to elementary school students, encouraging leadership at the high school level, and caring for hurting members. It's a wonderful organization to belong to. more »

  glane83 wrote:

I love the tshirts and supporting the dogs! It’s even better that the money raised goes to a nonprofit that helps support the community. more »

  lulu wrote:

I enjoy volunteering at the Assistance League Thrift store. This is one of our fundraisers in order to help our children by providing the following services: 1. Operation School Bell-which provides new clothing, sanitary kits, backpacks etc. to our... more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

This is a great group. It combines social activity for LBGT parents and their families with activism and education on social and legal issues that affect alternative families. It is well run, well organized, utilizes a dynamic group of volunteers. ... more »

  l-u-c-i-a wrote:

The caring members of Assistance League help hundreds of people here in the East Valley of Metro Phoenix. Seeing a child select a book and a gift at his birthday celebration at the school for homeless children, helping a family select new clothing at... 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 »

  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 »

  Jannine M. wrote:

As a member of the Public Relations committee I have the privilege of seeing our volunteers in action. I have been present at Operation School Bell® dressings watching children get new clothes, shoes and supplies for school. You cannot have a bad day... more »

  mobileUser452326 wrote:

YMT\u2019s networking pillar caught my attention, but the mission, drive, people and initiatives made me stay. These aspects motivated my transition from an active member to a leader within the organization. I am honored to be a part of such a driven... more »

  Rick B.1 wrote:

CMS has done a great job of promoting alternative dispute resolution in Vancouver. The small claims mediation project regularly saves the courts a lot of time and gives much better resolution results than a court trial could ever do. The support the... more »

  Dr Mary wrote:

This organization engages with the community finding ways to make a difference in the lives of those they assist. They serve those that are blind and sight challenged, deaf and hard of hearing, kids with cancer, kids with diabetes, and kids against... more »

  Rich Pyorre wrote:

This organization could be the model for other cities and areas to follow. If you like your contributions well spent, and who doesn't, then look at what this organization has accomplished. It is all volunteer, no paid staff, so virtually everything contributed... more »

  angelabeth1074 wrote:

I lost my job in March of 2018. I came to Goodwill Veterans services and and they had me a temporary job and help with the mortgage withing 2 weeks. They also helped me get into summer class to help hone my skills as I was making a career change. ... more »

  ALPueblo wrote:

Operation School Bell is their major philanthropy. During "normal" years this organization helps more than 1150 school children in great need with new school clothes, health care kits, age appropriate books. All children live within Pueblo County and... more »

  dave32 wrote:

The Golden Slipper Club and Charities has two primary missions: to serve the Greater Philadelphia Jewish Community's Geriatric Community through Golden Slipper Senior Center and underprivileged children at Golden Slipper Camp. I have had the pleasure... more »

  chriskilliebrew wrote:

Society of Friends have given me opportunities I never thought I would get. They are a blessing. Thank you so much for everything. 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 »

  Assistance League of Greater Portland wrote:

Assistance League provided new clothing for 801 children in grades K-6 attending school in the Hillsboro School District and 315 children in grades K-2 attending school in the Beaverton School District 2010-2011. Additional Assault Survivor kits are... more »

  Journalist.at.Large wrote:

I would not recommend that anyone volunteer at this organization. There are other nonprofits better deserving of your time and talents. This particular one is run by a retired colonel who still thinks she is in the army. She will order you around,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Being Alive continues to provide amazing services at no cost to clients. I enjoy the chiropractors, medical updates, and support groups. The staff is always helpful and knowledgeable. more »

  Development Manager CTRC wrote:

the Computer & Technology Resource Center - Bel Marin Keys and Berkeley, CA CTRC is a non-profit environmental charity with locations in Marin and Alameda Counties. We recycle household electronics and give away free refurbished computers to... more »

  Flscoyle wrote:

Being a volunteer/board member for 25 years has been a blessing. We do more than merely issue a check; we have established a personal connection with our recipients and consistently follow up to stay informed about their progress and needs. more »

  Raine wrote:

I have devoted all of my volunteer time to Assistance League of Pasadena since 1995. Beyond Board positions I have participated at all levels- helping with our five philanthropic programs, staffing at our thrift shop, as well as fundraising. Our motto... more »

  phimulesley wrote:

Our son was diagnosed with Fragile X syndrome when he was 22 months old. We had never heard of Fragile X and had no idea what this meant for him and our family. We found the Fragile X Resource Center of Missouri through Social Media and our first engagement... more »

  angeladilger wrote:

Since it's inception in 2013, the ella cris foundation is working tirelessly to advocate as well as heighten awareness of this pernicious disease, ovarian cancer. The founder, Carol Delisa, a survivor, is doing everything in her power to make her dream... more »

  Lesleemre wrote:

Circle of Hope is an amazing organization! The advocates and other personnel work tirelessly to meet the needs of their clients. They have so many wonderful resources to help support and empower victims of domestic violence. They are a wonderful organization... more »

  brenda wrote:

I'm a mom of a 15yrs old son with Cerebral Palsy. I'm greatful that Variety donated a bicycle to my son. It gives us the opportunity to enjoy the outdoors like never before. We enjoy it and people that see us riding the bike always have to say something... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Peoria Diamond Club was the first funder to support Billy's Place! They saw the need and responded amazingly!! Throughout the years they have helped us to build and grow programs which we have appreciated. The Diamond Club is easy to work with... more »

  Lucy12 wrote:

I have worked with COFI and their team of POWER PAC parent leaders over the past 2 years as a community partner. They have been instrumental in helping our coalition think through how our initiatives can have a greater community impact. They have also... more »

  ltg07C wrote:

Kiwanis Club of Matthews impacts the community around it in meaningful, lasting ways. They help support local Key Clubs, providing opportunities for teens to give back and learn valuable life skills. The Kiwanis Club is made up of volunteers that truly... more »

  CrossroadsSupporter wrote:

Crossroads Safehouse has been a critical community partner providing assistance to victims of domestic violence for over 30 years. Services include emergency shelter, food, clothing, and medical care. The shelter is available 24/7/365, and residents... more »

  housing guy wrote:

This agency is funded mostly by the feds and State of Maine. Unfortunately, their executives are very overpaid - especially when compared to the front line workers who make peanuts. The administration has been in total disarray since the CEO of 30 years... more »

  conniegraham48 wrote:

I had doctors appointment on a Saturday. Erica made sure I got picked up and dropped off. I had no clue how would’ve got to my appointment if it wasn’t for Erica. She is a true life saver. more »

  CCole wrote:

Missouri Community Betterment has been a great group to work with! They have consistently supported local communities in Missouri and are a solid resource for children, families, and communities overall. Their staff is lively, pleasant, and interactive.... more »

  DukeLV wrote:

For over 25 years L.A.C.E. founder / CEO, Ms. Joyce Eatman has been serving Clark County, as a non-profit food pantry and, most recently, thorough our "Grants 4 Grands" program. G 4 G assists grandparents raising their grandchildren, often... more »

  Tom 02840 wrote:

10-29-2012 No reviews posted yet? Could it be that the public has become bored with over 30 years of Mr. McKenna's Crusade against gambling? It's shameful that with all the things that could be done to make Newport more livable this group only gets mention... more »

  mobileUser584454 wrote:

This non-profit has made a tremendous difference in transitioning Veterans from homelessness and joblessness to permanent housing and finding them employment. They also have a program where they fix up elderly and disabled veterans homes, and make them... more »

  Marta1948 wrote:

I've been involved with Assistance League of Irvine since 2007. This is a fantastic group. What I like best about ALI as a charity is that it's all volunteer - no paid staff - and all the money raised goes directly to support programs in our own community.... more »

  Allison wrote:

I was able to hear Lynne, the Executive Director, speak about this phenomenal organization at our Partners in Policymaking. In an incredibly engaging presentation, Lynne described an organization that seeks to truly "include" people with disabilities... more »

  TableRockLakeLions wrote:

The Lions Club in the Kimberling City area is part of Lions Clubs International. The club has been around for more than 50 years. Formerly called the Lions Club of Kimberling City, the club is changing its name to become Table Rock Lake Lions. This is... more »

  DiAlegna wrote:

This is a defunct club. From their website (http://www.toastmasters.org/): "Toastmasters International is a non-profit educational organization that teaches public speaking and leadership skills through a worldwide network of clubs." more »

  Fran16 wrote:

Assistance League of Phoenix makes a positive impact on the children of the Phoenix metro area. I am proud to join the ranks of the dedicated volunteers who make this organization a leader in our valley. more »

  Derek S wrote:

Interactive America Inc. is a valuable asset to all US military veterans as well as the general public. This organization is as an integral part of the general advancement of anyone who wants to better themselves and their community. Too many services... more »

  ucs wrote:

I have nothing but good things to say about this community organization. All staff and volunteers were dedicated to educating high school students and the entire community. It's nothing but smooth sailing every time they run an outreach program, and they... more »

  freeagentrod wrote:

I was filled with shock and awwww when I first learned about Auntie Helen's and its founder Gary Cheetam. During the Aids epidemic he ran towards the sick instead away. A true hero and his legacy lives on with a huge thrift and larger than life mission... more »

  jooleanne wrote:

The ladies of this organization focus their projects on disadvantaged youth, like building an ADA playground and ball field for special needs. more »

  ntltreasures wrote:

Always helping the community and great positive influence on young professionals in Hawaii. more »

  Carolyn46 wrote:

In the far northern Arrowhead region of Minnesota, there are few higher education opportunities which makes such learning difficult and costly for families. Were it not for Cook County Higher Education building and program, there would be almost none.... 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 »

  johnsm09877 wrote:

This place change. Use to be happy place and happy people but not welcome anymore. Change back to old people please. New people no good. No heart. My friend banned from food bank. more »

  jgisbert wrote:

Diana and her team are world class. Their “can do” and positive attitude have created needed and impactful programs, most recently as a result of Hurricane Sandy, but for many years before that seek to harness the power of volunteer towards making... more »

  stopcoftt wrote:

This org donates to Colorado farm to table which uses donations to destroy us and our home and take away our ability to remain self sufficient and healthy. We have endured a decade of abuse from the farm since they moved in beside us and set out to destroy... more »

  dmatthews wrote:

Project SCOPE is a second stage recovery program offering a safe space for men returning to society for continued growth, to pursue sobriety, and further their education & work skills. Project SCOPE (Solace Community Outreach People Enhancement) is a... more »

  manyara.wodeftzbranch wrote:

Here I am Pastor Tumaini George Mmbaga,I am the director of WODEF NONPROFIT ORGANIZATION IN MANYARA REGION TANZANIA,I have started this organization since 2006,I work for helping ORPHANS ,FORSAKEN CHILDREN,WIDOWS AND DISABLED, I work in EDUCATION PROJECT... more »

  Sati555 wrote:

Hello everyone! My name is Satina Klunder. I am looking toastmasters International in Rhinelander WI. If anyone have a any information, please call or text to my phone number 715 401 0762. Thank you very much. :) more »

  becky125 wrote:

An amazing organization that is making a positive difference in the lives of individuals every day and has for 58 years more »

  Danette wrote:

I found Konbit Neg Lakay a leader in their field in working with Haitian Americans and other community members. This organizations trains and assists in job hunts, operates afterschool programs, teaches in the native language and English, helps people... more »

  mrsstinky wrote:

This is a stellar organization that works behind the scenes to get fresh produce to food banks in Washington state and is the only organization doing this at the statewide leve. more »

  Alslc33 wrote:

Assistance League of Salt Lake City is an all-volunteer philanthropic organizations that serves infants through seniors in our community. Each year, the chapter's largest program, Operation School Bell, provides complete outfits of new school clothes... more »

  Betty Wheeler wrote:

The Del Mar Foundation is a great asset to the Del Mar community, an organization I am delighted to have helped to support as a donor and a volunteer for more than six years. I first became involved because of my interest in cultural arts programs for... more »

  arlenejoy wrote:

"Assistance League's, Operation School Bell program, is such a wonderful resource for our students and their families to help them with basic needs such as clothing. Through the generosity of Assistance League, many of our students have... more »

  Ginny Polio wrote:

The Braintree Rotary Foundation, Inc. is the charitable arm of the Rotary Club of Braintree, MA. 100% of all funds raised through a variety of fund-raisers are returned to the local and international community in response to need. We sponsor sports... more »

  blackdiamond77700 wrote:

My story, totally different!My name is Mr. Diamond C. Traylor and the purpose of this note is to seek your assistance and participation with a project I've designed to, "TOTALLY ELIMINATE THE HOMELESS ISSUE" in 3 - 5 years!!!!!!This is an EPIC... more »

  Shulah N. wrote:

I walked in needing help dealing with some major family issues. The assigned me a therapist and she has honestly changed my life. They are very flexible with payments and will work with any budget. more »

  mybook01 wrote:

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  jgray1982 wrote:

The Junior Auxiliary of East St. Mary Parish is a volunteer group that operates several project geared toward assisting those in need in our community, with a special focus on children and families. The goal of these projects is to assist with immediate... more »

  Yaitza_C wrote:

My world turned upside down on August 12th, 2014 when my loving husband attempted suicide in our home, while our 2 year old and I slept upstairs, after battling years of high-functioning depression which went undiagnosed and untreated. Trying to come... more »

  Christine.Kleckner wrote:

Survivor Resources does amazing work! All of the staff and volunteers truly care and are there to help their clients during the most difficult times of their lives. more »

  Gloria Hahn wrote:

Leadership Pittsburgh is a program vital to the success of our region. Through its program that is geared toward established community and business leaders, critical issues pertinent to our communities are examined to enhance civic-engagement and empower... more »

  RHetler wrote:

The primary mission of Hearts and Hammers is to keep folks in their homes. Often through illness, financial problems, incapacity or other factors beyond the control of a home owner, they are unable to maintain their residence. H&H organizes a one day... more »

  glenda wrote:

Our organization reaches out and makes a difference in so many peoples lives: school children, seniors, the visually impaired, mothers with newborn infants and more. We have auxiliaries that enable working individuals, high school students and young... more »

  theduke414 wrote:

Club Kids mission is to empower the kids with the knowledge, strength and determination to become a better person and citizen of the community. By educating them with the skills they need to succeed. Our goal is to keep them out of trouble off the streets... more »

  Jaimi D. wrote:

I am moving to Sundance with my husband, Richard, in 2 weeks! We are both passionate about helping find solutions and assistance for those who are homeless or going through a rough time. We'd like to talk to someone about volunteering. My husband is... more »

  skm723 wrote:

I have personally worked with the ALD for many years and they are absolutely AMAZING!! They are such a hard working group of women whose passion for children shows in everything they do. They provide hundreds of hours to ensure that underserved children... more »

  sam1976 wrote:

The organizer is very shady. Someone should've investigated years ago. more »

  C3m13p16 wrote:

The C Waldo Scott Center services a community in need of attention and educational services. For a nominal fee of $25 a school year, the program provides after school care including a meal for children in elementary through the 8th grade. There is a... more »

  Mill17 wrote:

The Restoration lindale, Inc. was founded on June 21, 2013 as a non-profit corporation. Restoration Lindale's main goal or mission is to promote the Restoration, Revitalization, and Preservation of the Lindale Community. The Lindale community is home... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization! It has helped me tremendously in becoming more comfortable with speaking in public. That has translated into me doing so more often. Anyone interested in personal and professional growth will benefit from being an active... more »

  LindaRae wrote:

Our Quilt Guild in Rockport is dedicated to serving our community. We gave away all of the proceeds from our raffle quilt to Community Service organizations. Our Members make and donate hundreds of quilts each year to children in need, nursing homes,... more »

  Debra91 wrote:

I have been a part of the Hollywood Jaycees for over 15 years and just want to tell you...they are always helping those less fortunate. Their range of projects cover the needs for Children, with a project such as the Back to School Shopping Spree, The... more »

  StaceyM143 wrote:

Share was there for me during an incredibly difficult time in my life. Pregnancy loss is devastating and isolating. The staff at Share genuinely care and it is reflected in everything they do. I ended up joining the Board of Directors and I can honestly... more »

  Sarah Hosmer L. wrote:

Creating Opportunities for Guatemalans is a small but growing nonprofit that helps students get an education who otherwise would not be able to attend school. COFG operates in the small town of San Antonio de Aguas Caliente, outside of Antigua. Students... more »

  VeniceAACA wrote:

One of the more unique civic organizations. A Club of more than 250 members centered around both vintage and classic automobile but also newer rides. Very active with the "necessary" general business meetings, and then there are excursions,... more »

  cwingate96 wrote:

From starting out as a client, scared and feeling so alone over 4 years ago, to becoming a volunteer full time with the best and most loving family one could ever have. The past 9 months volunteering at Mothers Helping Mothers has been AMAZING! I’ve... more »

  Noha wrote:

Kiwanis is a global organization helping children all over the world. Locally we raise funds to help children attend camp, we give dictionaries to second graders, we donate items to the NICU unit of the hospital, and many other projects. We also sponsor... more »

  nanook wrote:

A very devoted , hard working, and caring staff. Has help friends in needs during these hard times with medical and food assistance. more »

  Writer wrote:

ANY time spent at "Madison House" reminds ANY individual that LIFE IS GOOD! more »

  spainmi wrote:

A wonderful group of people helping our local community! Most people are probably unaware that in McMorran and the new Citadel Stage, this group has dedicated their resources to have hearing loops put in. A hearing loop is a device that transmits a... more »

  ALHSupporter wrote:

This is an exceptional non-profit! The volunteer members work tirelessly to support the varied philanthropic programs and their Thrift Shop is a joy to visit. You can find high-end clothing, housewares, and furniture at bargain prices, and the staff... more »

  EllenP. wrote:

Gate Way 1101 club at YWCA: This is a great organization that works with individuals on speech and giving public speeches. They give great constructive criticism, and have many members that can provide great resources to other members and members of the... more »

  Josh11 wrote:

This is a great organization that goes to the extreme in supporting and helping our troops both over seas and state side!! more »

  Nfansu wrote:

One of the most powerful youth activity that I take ownership of and coordination is Kids with Talent's foundation. It was established in the year 2019 with a slogan EVERY KID is a star. The main aims and objectives of the initiative is to create... more »

  Claire_L wrote:

I am a member of the Junior Auxiliary of Biloxi-Ocean Springs, a non-profit organization, whose mission is to improve the community by meeting the physical, medical, financial, and educational needs of the children, youth, and families in our service... more »

  mamadee wrote:

I came to them to get a free mammogram. I had not had one before. It turned out I had stage 4 breast cancer. The coordinator quickly referred me for medical help. I had surgery and am recovering now. If it was not for EMAA and the Komen St. Louis organization,... more »

  Angela L.4 wrote:

I volunteer for this organization because I believe in community members helping each other, especially in times of need. The client services provided are a hand up, not a hand out. The Caring Place cooperates with other community resources in order to... more »

  directorGB wrote:

Soroptimist Village Foundation helps low-income seniors live their dream of affordable housing. The 46 rental units are very well maintained, landscaping is manicured, the complex looks like a park, and the management goes out of their way to provide... more »

  lisacolton wrote:

The JCSA is thinking deeply about how to be a vibrant and valuable 21st century association for Jewish communal professionals. They are taking risks, experimenting, and continuing to offer unique and valuable experiences for professionals at all stages... more »

  pscottz wrote:

The Kiwnais International Foundation's mission is to serve the children of the world. Kiwanis International Foundation has done far more than that over the years by actually saving lives and by changing the world in so doing. The Foundation raised over... more »

  ArestoredBeauty8 wrote:

I reached out for a need to get a room because I lost everything! I was leaving a messy relationship, I was starting over! I met this group of ladies at a hotel and got way more than a Room! I got Jesus! I’ve been clean, sober and reunited back... more »

  Nathan101 wrote:

The brotherhood is a great non profit for Hamilton Co. The help families in need and to take stress off them when a family member pass, by cooking for them free of charge. Also talk to kids about vocational trade and to say no to drugs more »

  Kwhi27 wrote:

Ever since coming to Compass I've found it to be such a great place for employees and visitors alike. more »

  Kim_129 wrote:

Foothills Service League is a non profit that works very hard to raise money for Foothills Gateway and the Namaqua Center. The club has three fund raisers per year: Foothills Wine and Taste in April, the Foothills Night out in Sept and the Foothills Tree... more »

  weaverflhs wrote:

I have worked with Volunteer Florida over the past 5 years with their phenomenal Teen Trendsetter Program. High School students volunteer for 20 weeks to mentor struggling readers in elementary school. We started with 2 or 3 students and are now going... more »

  Time-out Teddy wrote:

I have been a member of the national Exchange Club for about 18 years. In that time, I have seen the great works that the organization as a whole does for the prevention of child abuse, as well as the services that the individual clubs provide to their... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  ESSE wrote:

An immense amount of people are undernourished.Help make on less today and be the change.Donate for the cause.Emmanouil Salivaras more »

  AFCS wrote:

Dear Parent and ColleaguesONLINE and One-on-0ne classes. See our SPECIAL remarks. · Online via ZOOM or face-to-face classes· Our programs AM, PS, DV-V/B, Coach Counseling,· 16 lessons (hours) in each program.·... more »

  DDF47 wrote:

One of the few sources of accurate, data-driven information on climate change. more »

  SHLC wrote:

The Sag Harbor Lions Club meets the needs of their local community and the world every day because they share a core belief - to serve our community. Please look at the "Our Projects" and "We Serve" pages to see how the club fundraises and who they... more »

  mikeh169 wrote:

I've been a member of Hive13 for about a year and a half, and it's a great organization. "The Hive" provides project space, tools, and expertise that would be very difficult to access on my own. It also has a friendly, open atmosphere and has been... more »

  RachC wrote:

This is an extremely well-run and efficient non-profit. The employees are very dedicated and knowledgeable. They offer invaluable support to Asian families and individuals recovering from sexual assault, domestic violence, and trafficking. more »

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  Justin S. wrote:

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

  1Adorable wrote:

For the last 4 years this organization has been helping the Antioch community with backpack and school supply giveaway as well as an Easter basket and dinner giveaway for the less fortunate community in Antioch these ladies are amazing we just love them more »

  jumpty wrote:

courteous knowledgable staff advocating for people that hungry and in need more »

  Dottie P. wrote:

“I’m an alcoholic. My name is Dan.” I’ve gotten into the habit of saying those two simple phrases. They fit the curves, the angles and surfaces of my mouth now like a well-worn article of clothing fits my body. They have come to define... more »

  Ernie C. wrote:

A group of individuals who caters to the general public--most of whom are above 55-years of age and enjoy working with computers, or learning more about them. Classes are offered with volunteers putting on the classes, and they've been in existence for... more »

  missingafoot wrote:

Looking to develop speaking and leadership skills? Ace a job interview? Ignite your career A Toastmasters meeting is a learn-by-doing workshop in which participants hone their speaking and leadership skills in a no-pressure atmosphere. There... more »

  TheDreamTaker wrote:

Director is all about the money, and not about the children in any capacity. Ask to see financial and she what people get paid and why baseball fees are going up every year, because its sure is not going to the kids. I would recommend using any other... more »

  HelenfromMB wrote:

Soroptimist International of the Americas is the parent organization for Soroptimist Clubs in the US, Canada, Mexico, South America, Japan, Korea, Tiawan and the Phillipines. Each Club serves women and girls in their local and global communities through... more »

  CastroLionsClub wrote:

July 2014- Helped donate $126,000 to many LGBT non-profits in the Bay Area with the most impact and least admin costs. Most notably, a $45,000 matching grant to the San Francisco LGBT Community Center and $15,000 to the National Aids Memorial Grove in... more »

  lettinggopro wrote:

I believe that the passion and focus of this organization is what has kept its dream alive. I am looking forward to what is to come in 2012 and beyond. more »

  angie wrote:

A top notch organization that serves children in need with a school wardrobe, toys and books to hospitalized children, outings for senior citizens. All volunteer-no paid staff. Has extremely effective thrift shop selling donated goods to buy new items... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

Community betterment more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

Food pantry more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

Dedicated to harnessing the cultural relevance of hip-hop music to serve as a catalyst for education advocacy and societal concerns... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

To meet for mutual improvement and social entertainment; to promote a better understanding among its members; and to advance the... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

The mission of a Toastmasters Club is to provide a mutually supportive and positive learning environment in which every member... more »

A volunteer organization for the purposes of fundraising and donating to charitable organizatioons and the needy more »