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  Jim at Sober Living wrote:

Hi - I'm Jim deVarennes - President & Founder of Sober Living America. Since this is a review, I’ll try to be as objective and unbiased as I can, but I have to admit, I feel absolutely blessed & humbled to be part of working with a great group of caring... more »

  LisaCef wrote:

WeSPARK is a wonderful supportive environment offering a wide variety of counseling, alternative health, and therapy services, as well as different creative classes and guest lectures for the cancer patient/Survivor and their family/caretakers. They even... more »

  bklmkr wrote:

The alliance of hope for suicide survivors is an essential on-line, necessary, website providing incredible emotional, social and intellectual support for suicide survivors. It is a place for sharing, for hoping for a better future, and, more importantly,... more »

  joinus wrote:

A Mothers Rest is just what the special needs community has been needing. Being a parent/caregiver of someone with a disability is one of the most rewarding experiences ...but it can also be tiring. You truly cannot take care of someone you love if you... more »

  DM Dorman wrote:

This summer was the first time my son (and I) participated in KoH. To say it was an awesome experience is an understatement. The time my son spent with the mentors, organizers, sponsors and other young men/boys who lost their dads created memories and... more »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  Changed wrote:

This organization is affiliated with the IPA (International Parurisis Association) which helps individuals with Parurusis (Shy Bladder Syndrome). Although to many people who do not suffer from this condition (which affects daily life, multiple times... more »

  krysti wrote:

When I talk about the experience provided to breast cancer Survivors through Casting for Recovery (Indiana retreat), I barely have the words to explain what it has meant to me as well as to others I know. I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Inflammatory breast... more »

  ngpilot wrote:

If you have never had the opportunity to experience a family's reunion with mom or dad in prison, here is a ministry that does just that. Wings coordinates the entire event for several inmates and provides everything necessary to make the event one that... more »

  rrs7 wrote:

I have seen the direct impact of the organization on my fellow active duty service members and respect the fact that Boot Campaign really walks the walk when it comes to using the money that they raise. more »

  elle1 wrote:

I was a Vietnam veteran carrying some ghosts for over 30 years. The experience of Vets Journey Home helped me let go of these ghost and find closer to feelings that were bottled up inside me for many years. more »

  georgiapeach wrote:

Top notch,community based organization that services cancer patients and their families with peer counseling services, workshops and events. Support Connection provides educational, emotional and social support services to those affected by breast and... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... more »

  Docchesne wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by two Veterans from Mississippi, Dan and Hunter Fordice. They take Combat Wounded Veterans on outdoor activities and get them into the healing power of nature. Their special activity for each event is a bonfire... more »

  Ann wrote:

Stepping Stones International has quality lasting impact on youth who are vulnerable and need guidance in their lives. They need to increase their staff size to help more kids. more »

  Astc113 wrote:

SSN or Straight Spouse Network is a nonprofit organization of which I have been a member of for six years. In 2002, I found out that my husband was gay and we had been married for 21 years. My life was devastated and I had little hope for the future.... more »

  S A Wilkinson wrote:

In the Fall of 2010, my partner and I attended a Simonton Cancer Center retreat in California. Jenny had had two, six month rounds of chemo, the latter of which had ended on May 10, 2010. Just four months later, in September, we learned that the markers... more »

  Ann_38 wrote:

Having been a volunteer for 6+ years, have served in a variety of positions. I believe in what TAPS stands for, in their methods of service and in the staff and volunteers they work with. Their MENTOR Program is the best and strongly believe it serves... more »

  Laurenstoneberger wrote:

Without this wonderful and empowering group of women I am not sure I would have had the strength to make it through our time. Strong is an understatement when it comes to the support they give women like me on a daily basis. more »

  Teresa L.2 wrote:

I found my way to Hope Floats 9 years ago, as a practitioner. What Ken and Denise built in tribute and honor of their son, Michael, continues to inspire and amaze me. After losing my own son almost 4 years ago, I appreciate even more the wonderful work... more »

  Sherry J. wrote:

Being a Board member of this prestigious Organization has been so rewarding. This Organization genuinely cares about the welfare of the people in our community as well as across the nation. ..especially our youth. I encourage anyone who is anyone... more »

  LindseyArticolo wrote:

I heard about the SonRise program a few months ago, in a book I read ("The Thinking Mom's Revolution"). I was able to connect with someone who had attended, and she said, quite frankly, every family, upon autism diagnosis, should be given a trip to... more »

  smileyguy wrote:

To stand in the lobby and watch the lost, sick, and nearly dead clients enter these programs is to witness true miracles, one after the other, as they exit clear-eyed, and with a new purpose and meaning to their existences. The programs are the best that... more »

  cbprice2015 wrote:

The Family Greenhouse truly cares about people and the relationships people are building. In our own lives they helped to solidify several points within our marriage that needed work and were able to help us learn how to tackle those areas. We try our... more »

  Michele102 wrote:

It was very helpful. Miss Myrna G was very caring with me, by helping me to clear all of my doubts. I'm thankfull that you took the time and love to talk with me, let me share you my experience and Yo hear about you. I think that your work is amazing! more »

  sherget wrote:

Volunteering at Hospice SLO has been such a positive impact on my life. Being in a professional environment where every person clearly cares for others has opened me up to a world of compassion. The staff and other volunteers are uniquely understanding... more »

  kellyscott wrote:

I have been a board member at CMLF since it achieved its non-profit status. The community has benefitted tremendously from the mental health and substance abuse services offered by CMLF, not to mention all of the other projects and programs. The most... more »

  Anne40 wrote:

The Center for Family Services helps numerous individuals and families to achieve a better life through their various programs throughout New Jersey. They help to empower a person for a better future. I am proud to be able to say that I am associated... more »

  deannabernsen wrote:

In my opinion, SWITCH is a revolutionary program addressing a variety of critical issues that our teenagers struggle with. Through the use of college students that serve as influential role models, they assist our teenagers in learning how to build strong... more »

  rivera59 wrote:

With the help and support of Mrs O'Brien and her team at transitionprofessionals I could neverhave become a productive memberof the community. They carried meback to a world to which I now feelI never left. They made me believein my... more »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

AOVS is one of the most effective nonprofits that helps homeless veterans here in Memphis. 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 »

  Osama wrote:

I volunteered during Hurricane Sandy last year, I did various things such as gutting out, mucking out and my personnel favorite was cutting down hazardous trees. Its a great organization and the supervisors i worked under were very interactive and kept... more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  rhwills wrote:

We have been donating to Jacob's Heart for several years and appreciate that our support helps families of children with cancer. more »

  IanAndersen wrote:

Moderation Management holds a special place in my heart. I've worked with them closely over the past two years to share clients between my for profit company, and their non-profit services. They have an amazing team with no ego, only a desire to help... more »

  paulwarrior wrote:

FIX'D, and Jaime in particular, have demonstrated the willingness to tackle situations involving suicidal, and even homicidal, military veterans with urgency and not stopping until there is resolution. more »

  mkluczynski wrote:

I've had the great pleasure of being a Newsletter Contributor for SAILS. The SAILS team works effortlessly to spread awareness, knowledge and support for stillborn and infant loss. more »

  Lelania wrote:

The International Association for Near Death Studies website (www.IANDS.org) is the place to visit if you have had a Near Death Experience (NDE) or if you want reliable information about NDEs. IANDS is the oldest and largest organization devoted to... more »

  Sandra Martin S. wrote:

This organization is a brilliant creation and beloved resource in our area providing exceptional bereavement care to families experiencing the loss of a child. Their care comes from the heart and this is exactly what these families need at such a difficult... more »

  Morgan H. wrote:

AViva center is one of the most outstanding programs that I ever been involved in. They do it for the love of the children and really care about making a difference in these kids lives. Something that is very hard to come across nowadays. more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is the best provider of mental health services I have ever had experience with. Their welcoming spirit and dedicated care is inspiring. I love HOME! more »

  Paul H wrote:

AHEAD Inc. is a nonprofit that makes direct and crucial contributions to the lives of Africans through inexpensive on-the-ground projects: "Adventures in Health, Education and Agricultural Development" (the words behind the acronymn). Started 30 years... more »

  MyKidsSccrMom wrote:

I discovered Rest Ministries about 8 years ago. it became a big source of support and information in my physical battles with Fibromyalgia, IBS, Depression and Anxiety. Lisa Copen has a heart of service to those within her organization. It provides a... more »

  Chrissie M. wrote:

awesome! great leadership. a real beneficial resource for our community. more »

  lostsheep wrote:

I've known the Founder of Restoration 1:99, Candace Wheeler, for nearly 20 years, and have supported her ministry financially ever since I met her. She is highly principled, of moral excellence, and most notably, caring and compassionate. Even the name... more »

  Emily112 wrote:

This organization is filled with people who care and support and help educate mothers! And many mothers are in desperate need of all these things! Being a mom is the most fulfilling and important thing I've ever done and it's also the most challenging.... more »

  queryme wrote:

This ministry has, by far, been the most life-changing for me in the way of growth in my faith in Jesus Christ. It has deepened my walk and really brought be down to the core of my pride and selfishness. Through teachings in this study, and doing it with... more »

  Michele24 wrote:

The Women's Educational Center has been an invaluable resource for myself and countless other women. I started going there in the 1970's as a young woman trying to make my way in the world, and the classes, 12-step meetings, networking, and resources... more »

  vol2010 wrote:

Camp Koala, children's grief camp: What a wonderful, beneficial and important charity to support. We gave a group of grieving children a chance to come together for a weekend to express their feelings, and make friends with other kids who had also lost... more »

  samanthajg824 wrote:

For the past few years, I have been volunteering at the Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago. As a person with epilepsy, I find being at the foundation to be extremely comforting. Everyone here is so genuinely kind and caring, and ready and willing... more »

  Cheryl Lawson wrote:

I first learned about TheACY in 2008 just after I lost my father. As an adult the loss was difficult for me, but there was the part of me that was relieved his suffering was over. At his funeral, one of our young cousins who knew my father as a grandfather,... more »

  zoomgr wrote:

Matthews HELP Center is a truly amazing organization. It is called "The House with a Heart" and it truly is. Every staff person there is completely dedicated to the mission. They eat, sleep, and breathe helping people. It was an honor to help in... more »

  Lisa R. wrote:

This organization does not follow the cross contamination guidelines recommended. They have purchased two homes in the Florida Keys and put patients lives at risk by providing it as a respite but not taking the proper precautions for patients. They... more »

  sstraight wrote:

I have been volunteering with this non-profit for almost 4 years. I can say without a doubt The Dream Center goes above and beyond what any non-profit I have ever seen do. They genuinely care about helping people beyond what their immediate needs may... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter and attended JOH eight years ago when my young, healthy husband died from a heart attack. JOH was my sanity. It was the place I could go and be with people who "got" what I was going through. I looked forward to the great meals and community... more »

  Anna E.2 wrote:

I am currently a student and work part time. This organization has given me the opportunity to spend time with my child through monthly activities/outings. Childcare is provided during our Mom's night out events which is great since I didn't not have... more »

  Sagemama wrote:

My family came to Virginia Frank in 2002 when we were looking for a preschool for our developmentally delayed son. He was accepted into the daily program and we received support as a couple and family as we were dealing with our other son's chronic illness... more »

  Heidi C.4 wrote:

Their online meetings have been the linchpin to my sobriety since March 2020. They are my Homegroup now. more »

  dabram wrote:

Because of NCJW, our ArtPals groups bring art appreciation, art lessons, and art projects to low-income schools. Our ArtPals students don't have access to museums or art classes and are able to express themselves in many mediums, leading to enhanced learning... more »

  JPC5676 wrote:

I've never served for a nonprofit before, until this ministry. It has been the best experience I've ever had. It's a Ministry that has a special place in my heart as a single mom, and has blessed me and some of my single mom friends in many ways! more »

  mobileUser751014 wrote:

I have watched AHF share their mission for years- they have such a powerful story. Great leaders who truly have a heart to help families for their lifetime more »

  Anna48 wrote:

Circulo de Vida (CDV) is an invaluable asset to Latino families in the San Francisco Bay Area who have been affected by cancer. They are the most comprehensive psychosocial health service provider for Latinos with cancer and their families. They have... more »

  jhuynh064 wrote:

I’ve volunteered at many places, and this Center has my heart completely. The staff is wonderful, the training is extensive and so rewarding, the experiences are life-changing. Singlehandedly, the most important thing I’ve yet to do in my life. more »

  joangb wrote:

My experience has been so enriching to see how families coming to Mary's Place are handled with sensitivity and compassion. The board regularly hears from parents who share their personal story and subsequent experiences about how Mary's Place helped... more »

  psage wrote:

PDAP San Antonio has saved my life and my wife's life. We have two daughters who were struggling with chemical dependency issues. PDAP has provided extensive confidential and free counseling for us and our daughters. The weekly parent support meetings... more »

  sdewitt2 wrote:

Awesome with Vets. Thank you for all of the support that you continue to give to the members of the uniformed services. more »

  Crystal17 wrote:

Powerful and Empowering change in the Sisterhood Community. more »

  Writer wrote:

There are so may children who need help and where do they go?Imagine Children's Health Center is a place kids of all ages can go to get mental health help. They are a caring group of people whoare making a difference in the lives of children... more »

  Pokka wrote:

I am so proud to be associated as a volunteer caregiver with this rescue sanctuary for horses, donkeys and mules. In addition to providing training and support for her valued volunteers, Executive Director Nanci Beyerl has devoted her life, heart, intelligence,... more »

  designgod wrote:

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

  sicili wrote:

By far my favorite charity. The directors and volunteers at Starbright work day and night to save children from abuse and rescue children caught in human sex trafficking. This is a huge crime and there are very few foundations addressing the problem.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was called to lead our Disability Ministry at New Hope Church 2 years ago. My love for people with special needs trumped my inexperience as a DM cooridnator. Our church building hosted a MDMC meeting where I met Lisa Jamieson and was introduced to WRIN... more »

  redfezzer wrote:

As members of the Legion of Honor, a group of veterans affiliated with Medinah Shriners, we wanted to send holiday packages to service personnel deployed overseas. We had funds, but not the manpower, facilities, and nor expertise to achieve our mission.... more »

  wwesley wrote:

As a school administrator in Humble ISD and I witnessed the work of their youth in a conference. Love in Abundance provided quality learning activities and events that equip youth for responsible living. It was a priviledge to work with their youth and... more »

  Claudia W. wrote:

I have volunteered for the Hygeia Foundation for many years, since my twin sons were stillborn. Hygeia supports families who grieve the loss of a pregnancy or newborn. I have found so much comfort and hope through my work with Hygeia. I don't think I... more »

  Buck E. wrote:

I've had the pleasure of being a counseling client of GSM and training as a counselor as well as small donor, and I've seen the impact they've had on communities in many countries around the world, including here at home. GSM is one of the very best Christian... more »

  MikeinSSF wrote:

New Life Community Services is the best drug, alcohol, and shelter in Santa Cruz and Northern California. It is a very safe place for those seeking treatment fro addiction problems, families and children in need of shelter. more »

  Writer wrote:

I found Modern Widows Club just 3 weeks after my husband died. I was broken-hearted, grieved and devastated by his sudden death. I knew I did not want to be a victim in my circumstance, but had no idea how to move forward in a positive way that would... more »

  malbert wrote:

I have volunteered with Experience Camps for three summers now. Coming in, I had experience as a camp counselor but never anything in this realm. However, after experiencing a week at camp on three separate occasions, I can personally attest to the incredible... more »

  rebalou wrote:

I am proud to have worked for and with Center for Trauma Counseling for many years. The agency's full focus is to ensure EVERY resident in Palm Beach County (PBC) can access and receive quality, trauma-focused, mental health care services regardless of... more »

  SamanthaDrange wrote:

I have done about 5 6-week sessions with Chinook Horses. The gals are dedicated and passionate about supporting my students who vary from a variety of needs. These needs consist of autism, mental health, behavior problems and learning deficits. Every... more »

  dsenior wrote:

In my 3+ years with Relate I have consistently been impressed with the quality and dedication of staff and volunteer board members to supporting positive client outcomes. Relate truly is a local jewel with world-class capabilities. more »

  Esq13 wrote:

I received services from Cancer Care while I underwent treatment for a blood cancer and when I had a brain tumor. Both times Cancer Care was able to provide financial assistance, helped navigate the insurance maze and most importantly, held a support... more »

  MannyRivera wrote:

This organization teaches an amazing way to deal with your PTSD with sports. Nothing beats hard work and feeling accomplished by challenging yourself with sports. This year I met the PTSD crew and they are amazing people. They taught me that I can continue... more »

  brandien wrote:

I didn't realize how much this scholarship meant to me until my parents told me that they didn't have to pay anything for my 1st semester. I have an older sister in college and every semester, my parents are struggling to cover her expenses that are not... more »

  RickS-4008 wrote:

I have been very involved with MHAG since being introduced by a friend last year and have since joined the Board Of Directors. I have found their Mental Health services extraordinary and the use of assets very efficient. The contribution to the community... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coerces mothers to surrender their babies and does not offer support to keep and raise her child. The overall rating I give this group is a 0 but there is not option for 0. more »

  Christine36 wrote:

When my dad was diagnosed with lung cancer, I became his primary caregiver. It was such a stressful time, and I was physically and emotionally exhausted. When my dad's church members came to our house to help clean our home, that act of kindness deeply... more »

  Brenda wrote:

As a business owner, my time is very limited, however I felt the need to join the Center for Family relations as a board member because I wanted to do my part to help support such a wonderful organization. The staff tirelessly give of themselves to... more »

  catherine-cooper wrote:

For s long time I volunteered at the shelter every Tuesday in the childcare center. I also volunteered at the womens support group. That was a very rewarding experience for me to see the women grow from week to week. It also helped me to deal with some... more »

  tbowed wrote:

I was a volunteer for a year and then invited to join the staff as a foot bath(Aqua Chi) tech. I've never seen anyone turned away for any reason even at our center for integrative health center where there are paid for services such as foot baths and... more »

  sescobedo11 wrote:

SBCC has been helping out my granddaughter with tutoring. She has been part of the program since October 2019. When she started tutoring she was very shy. I knew she was very behind in her education. She had difficulties creating sentence, reading, writing... more »

  Writer wrote:

UCAN's effoera in teaching youth on bullying has been phenomenal. more »

  biglar wrote:

One of my buddies was back from deployment and in a lot of pain with jaw and neck injuries. At the time, the VA had to put him on a two month wait to see a doctor because they were so backed up. Pegasus really went to bat for my friend. They found... more »

  S. Janet wrote:

My mother has Alzheimer's disease. I was at wits end until AFDC was recommended to me by a nurse at Fairfax Hospital. This place far exceeds any of the day centers in the region. Its population is people suffering from Alzheimer's. The staff is highly... more »

  Jennifer92 wrote:

I've been involved in a lot of nonprofits over the years, and volunteering at The Children's Grief Center has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. You see my mother died when I was just 13 so I know how difficult it is for a kid to lose... more »

  abarthel wrote:

Rainbows works with children who are dealing with situations such as death and loss that are, by definition, beyond their cope level and helps them through transition periods so that they do not "fall between the cracks." Having attended several fundraisers,... more »

  Madi S. wrote:

Riverside Life Services (RLS) is not just a pregnancy center, but holistic in it's practices. RLS offers free pregnancy tests and limited ultrasounds to meet the medical needs for women in potential unintended pregnancies. In addition, RLS offers counseling... more »

  maureen c wrote:

Self Help Center is a lifesaver. I on a lonely path downward and needed help. I found out about the center and came one day to go to a group. I found it transformative. The people were so kind and supportive, it was a home away from home. I started... more »

  Writer wrote:

Mr. Hoffman has been an advisor and friend for 10+ years. Because of his care for others and openness to helping others find their own path, my life has been greatly enriched. He has believed in me when I had lost my way & graciously stood beside me... more »

  VeronicaFinlay wrote:

As the Development Director of this nonprofit, I am often out in the community promoting the agency. Quite often a survivor will come up to me and express their gratitude because they went to Safe+Sound Somerset for help. Some have even told me that... more »

  Jim Guy wrote:

The Headington Institute is world-renowned for providing the best psychological care to humanitarian aid workers. By combining comprehensive services with sophisticated brain research, they provide the latest, most advanced techniques and highest quality... more »

  Annie N.2 wrote:

I have been through so much the last few years. Life had beat me down that I felt like giving up. Through the grace of God I was and am blessed. I've felt like giving up and I was encouraged to continue my walk and journey. I truly feel blessed to... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a witness in the community to the recent work HAPPI did in Greece with Syrian refugees, I was struck by the relief on the faces of the people served, young and old. I am happy this kind of mental health services exists as it so deeply needed in so... more »

  GoodFriend wrote:

This organization is doing great work in Oakland. I visited their site at the YMCA Urban services in the Hoover Corridor and i was extremely impressed with the the parent program and the youth leadership interns. more »

  My Queen wrote:

This is an amazing non profit organization, They believe in breaking the cycle of homelessness and empower every homeless individual for a better future. Good Job TenderLove!!! more »

  Janet G. wrote:

The Wellness Community Valley Ventura, Inc. provides more than free services for people with cancer and their families - they provide a safe and inviting place for those dealing with life-threatening and frightening real-life with others who are in the... more »

  Smiley25 wrote:

My husband began attending Hope and Healing for Warriors, and a few months later, I was encouraged to join him in order to learn ways to support him.As the wife of a USMC veteran, I greatly appreciate the encouragement and support from this group.... more »

  helpedandthankful wrote:

I came to Peace Place with hopes of starting my life over, and free from my hateful husband. I endured abuse from him for years, and when I was finally ready to take the step towards a better future, Peace Place was there for me and my children. Advocates... more »

  Steven234 wrote:

great group for veterans by veterans. This is the only organization of its kind in the nation. they work as a safety net for the VA by assisting vets by providing interim and emergency counseling services to ensure the psychological health and well-being... more »

  Hogandf wrote:

In just a short time, A Path to Hope has made a difference in our community. They have a comprehensive resource website, and have initiated a number of positive programs and events, including a resource fair of mental health services for our community.... more »

  RemiDherb wrote:

This organization, in which I volunteered during 2 months, helps teenage girls or young women (and their babies) reintegrate into society after sexual trauma. They have a farm and implement permaculture to produce more sustainably. Thanks to the farm... more »

  Mariam B wrote:

To the wonderful Therapist (Dr Marcia Martin)I really don't know where to begin! I just want to thank you so much for helping me.For 3 years I have been going through a spiritual awakening which has been a very difficult and confusing... more »

  devochcka wrote:

The teachers at Hosh Yoga are attentive and well trained. They do a great job of balancing rigorous poses and pacing with gentle, even meditative positions. This is definitely a modest space, but the no frills environment make me feel more at ease, personally. more »

  Michael326 wrote:

I started going to Positive Images in May of last year. At the time i was a silent and socially anxious guy. For the first 2-3 months i spoke when needed. During that time i mostly listened. The time i was quiet i listened to people checking in on their... more »

  klight43 wrote:

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

  valleyofthesun wrote:

My husband, who was diagnosed as being in the mid stages of Alzheimer's, attended The Perfect Place for a year for several half days or whole days each week. This place was truly a Godsend to me as I didn't have in-home help, and this was my only opportunity... more »

  janice-jensen wrote:

This is a quote from a email I received after our last retreat. "The benefits gained by all who attended does not come with a price tag. The opportunity for emotional, mental and psychological healing that PER shared with us was such a unique experience... more »

  ewlong wrote:

I'm proud to volunteer for this unique care home. It brings peace, comfort and support to men and women in the last weeks of life. Trained caring staff works 24/7 and is strongly supported by volunteers. The daughter of a recent Caring House... more »

  ABJMom wrote:

Parkinsons Resource Organization (PRO) is a small nonprofit with a huge heart and a huge mission. As a caregiver for my husband, who battled Parkinsons from a relatively young age, and now as a CNA in a skilled nursing facility, I have found that PRO... more »

  charmaineciardi wrote:

I CAME TO THE WELLNESS COMMUNITY FULL OF FEAR AND ANGER SWIRLING AROUND A SCARY DIAGNOSIS OF ADVANCED CANCER. THE STAFF WAS IMMEDIATELY WELCOMING, WARM, AND HELPFUL. I HAVE PARTICIPATED IN SUPPORT GROUPS, EDUCATIONAL/MEDICAL/NUTRITIONAL PROGRAMS, THERAPEUTIC... more »

  arowe wrote:

Great place to work! Great environment and wonderful people! more »

  Zoe D. wrote:

I struggled with depression and self injury. Launching Point provided a safe place for me to work out these issues by providing both a self injury support group and a Celebrate Recovery group to help me deal with the underlying causes. I went there for... more »

  riczaj01 wrote:

Afterschool care was good, no complaints, but for less money I can send my son to a martial arts dojo his homework is still done, and he gets 3 1 hour martial arts classes a week. Camps were not good, and we swtiched less then 1 year after... more »

  cjgroch wrote:

When I started my career as a New York City guidance counselor, I felt overwhelmed to say the least! There were just so many students who needed my help and I didn't know where to begin. Luckily, I was thrown a life jacket in the form of GroupWorks.... more »

  gmcd wrote:

This project started as a labor of love and continues to move forward thanks to dedicated, knowledgeable, and compassionate staff. I have great personal respect for this organization's leadership and vision. more »

  Patricia52 wrote:

Calm Waters is a great organization. I work here part-time and also volunteer my time to serve the children and families in our community that are grieving. I love what we do. I see the impact on the children. We provide a safe-haven for them... more »

  Antoinette E. wrote:

They go above and beyond helping our family in the healing process. Every year they remember our daughters birthday on heaven & they release a butterfly in her memory annually as well. They are an amazing organization and I am so grateful to them. Please... more »

  kgilbert wrote:

I love attending all the fun events put on by this organization. They work extremely hard, are very kind, and are making a difference to those needing help in my community. ❤️ more »

  pgiinfo wrote:

Positive Growth helps me in alot of ways like counseling and rides to and from the center more »

  mbm1788 wrote:

The Children's Treehouse Foundation provides invaluable tools and information to help professionals successfully implement the CLIMB program at their respective institutions. The program model is an excellent foundation which can be utilized as originally... more »

  Mike-H wrote:

Friends is a peer run organization that has empowered many of the clients we serve and I applaud all of their efforts to help others on their road to recovery. more »

  dayibella27 wrote:

Excelente organización dirigida por una excelente persona es muy dedicada a su trabajo y son de bendición para todas las mamás y sus bebés more »

  marg6300 wrote:

Hope Connection is an amazing place where folks can go to share their burdens, their pain, their fears and their hopes and dreams. It's a place where caring individuals are there to listen and offer words of encouragement and support. Resources to community... more »

  iroeboutique wrote:

I was able to get book bags for my children. So grateful, during this time of need. more »

  cmge wrote:

A nonprofit that I wish there was no need for, but is desperately needed for the families who have lost a baby. The local in person support, and having a safe space to grieve without judgment alongside others who know the same loss is invaluable. The... more »

  myrawis3768 wrote:

My name is Myra and I am a two time breast cancer survivor. I attended Hope Held by a Horse twice! The first was in 2015 after my first diagnosis and the second time was in 2021. Both were extremely impactful and eye opening! Most notable was... more »

  EmCooper wrote:

The foundation of East Bay Agency for Children's mission is to help the mentally, emotionally and behaviorally challenged children and youth within our community. Often these families are also economically disadvantaged and their needs are difficult to... more »

  jilljavelosa wrote:

Life with a Baby is amazing organization which provides a supportive community for parents with young children. As a community partner, I find it a great honour and a privilege to have worked with LWAB in various community events. more »

  vveltman wrote:

When my son started this group, he had little control over his reactions to things he didn’t want to do. He interrupted conversation and did think about how important it was to listen and be interested in what others had to say in a conversation. Thanks... more »

  charles7 wrote:

The Christian Counseling Center of Cumberland County provides a vital service to persons who are struggling with life in a multitude of situations. Because of the diversity of the County Population, Director Carol Donelson and her staff find themselves,... more »

  donor75 wrote:

This organization has been nothing but kind, respectful, and caring. Donations were made on my families behalf by others and myself. Receipts and notifications were always timely and followup communications were excellent. I will continue to support... more »

  ckprobey wrote:

Mark Goodman and the crew at 70x7 have been so inspiring to me. As someone who grew up surrounded by turmoil, the book really hit home. What this organization is doing for people, helping them learn how to forgive and move on in peace is so great. Highly... more »

  Alma & 3 sons wrote:

When my son began attending Washington Elementary School, I found a welcoming place where I could get help at Valle del Sol's Community Resource Center. I began taking a series of parenting classes offered by the Community Resource Center. It's important... more »

  Trell514 wrote:

If you have someone that just got out of prison or still in! talk to this team, they got 2 people released early, got the president to pardon someone! and They don't just help one time they help you every time! more »

  jasmine4 wrote:

When I lost my first pregnancy after years of trying to conceive, I was distraught. I found the much needed support I was seeking at the HAND of the Peninsula meetings. If I had not received the support from the other HAND parents I don't believe I... more »

  Writer wrote:

What My Safe Haven is doing in our community is nothing short of a miracle. They are truly educating the community about Human Trafficking and the work they are doing with these victims/survivors is amazing. It is an honor to partner with them in this... more »

  therapist wrote:

I have heard amazing stories about how people in the community are being helped at West Valley Counseling Center. It's hard to find affordable counseling these days. It is a really needed service in the Valley and this center does an amazing job of servicing... more »

  Vee Z. wrote:

I love this place! It is very supportive, the counselors are amazing!!! It becomes part of you! I've been going to this place since I moved to Lake Elsinore in 2013 and everyone was so welcoming. Mrs. Barbara the direct, she has a heart of gold! there... more »

  DeAnne wrote:

I have been a Board member with Ayuda for the past 5 years. During that time I've been constantly impressed by the dedication and passion of the staff in helping Miami's low income families - especially the children. Day care, summer camp, programs... more »

  nofunds wrote:

Totally misappropriates funds. Executive director was finally removed from the position after an investigation into her mismanagement of the organization. I only selected one star for a rating because I had to. It deserves no stars. more »

  dahobs wrote:

I have been so impressed and blessed by the growth of our organization and the support shown by incredible industry brands within the program areas we support Veterans through. We truly are; connecting and healing Veterans through the outdoors! more »

  Evert wrote:

This organization provides extremely valuable support for victims of domestic violence, mostly women and young children. The organization has a 24 hr. toll free crisis line, an emergency shelter, and provides counseling, legal assistance, education and... more »

  dcarl wrote:

My Healing Place is a valued resource that was not available 25 years ago when I needed someone who could understand the grief I was experiencing due to the loss of my young husband.  Today Khris Ford provides me with the grief counseling and support... more »

  nuyou22 wrote:

Besides being a pleasure to work with, Keys of Canaan just recently partner with Nu-You and United Way to provide the Get Fit Stage Show. This stage production was aimed to promote the message of healthy eating and exercise through creative forms of circus... more »

  momcat wrote:

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

  Jimbo wrote:

I got Hepatitis C from tainted blood during a transfusion in Viet Nam in 1969. Upon being diagnosed with Hep C in 1996 I began attending a support group sponsered by the Hep C Connection. I soon realized that I was more suited to giving support than receiving... more »

  monstertruck wrote:

If I could give 0 stars I would. This woman is a digits and disgrace to this world. She has told countless people to kill themselves. She cusses out everyone who doesn’t support her. Begs for money. Has over 30 equines on 2 acres of land. Shelters and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have had nothing but wonderful experiences with Kara as a volunteer for the past two years. They provided excellent and thorough training for all of their volunteers and have created a warm, safe, and supportive environment for the families that they... more »

  LAS-NfG wrote:

As Network for Good's longest serving Personal Fundraising Coach, I meet many clients through the matching system that Bonterra, NFG's parent company, generously provides. Sometimes these clients return to me to continue working with them to enhance and... more »

  Cathy Felts T. wrote:

Great support for families that have lost loved ones to gun violence. more »

  Jillboro1 wrote:

We at SafeSpace take our work seriously. It is much more than work, it is a calling and it has affected many of us personally. SafeSpace works with over 1000 victims every year and we speak with well over 2000 on our 24/7 Hotline. Anonymous postings... more »

  Helen L. wrote:

Gilda's Club Madison is an amazing resource...walking through those red doors brings any woman, man, child or teen diagnosed with any type of cancer into a welcoming home setting, with wonderful support from other members who understand the cancer journey...with... more »

  bkadloj wrote:

James House and its staff are always helpful. Excellent service in our community! more »

  myoung8595 wrote:

An absolutely amazing organization that care about each and every client and provides care and concern for every life that they come into contact with!! more »

  Keima wrote:

The Amazing Help came into my life since July 2019 which is a Non-Profit Organization that committed to improving the wellbeing and mental health of individuals and families in through community service .I quickly learned that I had found my home... more »

  Shine_On wrote:

I am very slowly working on challenges that allow me to be with other people in a more usual way after trying to manage PTSD through traditional therapies. Being with the horses is calming. I feel like a step at a time I'm meeting who I can be instead... more »

  Stephanie G.2 wrote:

I was a women's MST retreat attendee and it was nothing short of life changing. LSF introduced me to EAGALA therapy. It had been the only way truly heal and find my confidence again. After I went home, LSF made sure I continued therapy. Now I am psychology... more »

  Francie wrote:

I have worked with this organization in the past. They are dedicated to what they do for victims of crime. I had one son that went through the violence prevention class. One day with the counselors there and he was already thinking positive. He went... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great non-profit that really cares about helping active and vets dealing with PTSD issues with unbelievable fast results without any drama more »

  Molly wrote:

If you have money. This is an ok support group. The weekend retreat is very supportive, good food and very warm however, the speakers are really selling their services. You get very little information that can help you for your divorce. This could be... more »

  1985nothankyou wrote:

I've currently been a client here since spring and I haven't regretted my decision. I chose this program because its focus is bigger than helping ones like myself with addiction. It's alot of factors and moving parts that can benefit anyone that takes... more »