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  dhilsmeier wrote:

I have enjoyed receiving my Day 1 Bag. The bags are the best quality and I am proud to use it. Better than a trash bag for luggage! more »

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  CUE Center wrote:

Just wanted to thank lisa for placing our information here, hopefully it can bring more help to our organization and offer others to learn about our center, thank you 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 »

  wasupwida wrote:

I had been abused by my former "pastor" for years. When it came out, someone told me about The Hope of Survivors and I went to their website where I found an incredible amount of information that immediately helped me and my husband begin to cope... more »

  partners wrote:

I want to personally thank the people over at SafeRide America for their services and commitment to deter Drunk Driving. I truly believe that with your efforts our roads are a little safer each night. Good Bless each and everyone of you! more »

  avh316 wrote:

Pro Bono Partnership allows attorneys to select volunteer projects of vary complexity and time commitment based on their availability. PBP's team makes the volunteer process seamless, and allows attorneys to learn about and assist deserving non-profits... more »

  funlovingdiva wrote:

NWCAVE is an amazing organization that has risen to the top of the nonprofit arena helping to end violence and exploitation of women and children. It has a passionate board, a leader in Michelle Bart, who has expertise, professional experience, and PR... more »

  chander2nyc wrote:

At my first MaleSurvivor Weekend of Recovery, I walked into a room with 30 other people I had never met before, and for the first time in my life I didn't feel alone. I can't overstate how important the work MaleSurvivor does every day to help survivors... more »

  Sandy32 wrote:

InMotion is helping my mom to have justice and I could do anything that is my power to serve or voulnteer this Great Organization, they stand up for an abuse women rights, I am very thankful to them. more »

  hopkin wrote:

My experience with CCH has been extremely rewarding. I’ve been a volunteer here for about ten months, helping out with fundraising. I generally assist in organizing fundraising events, usually specializing in one area per event, such as silent... more »

  memdavis wrote:

Tom Everson runs an amazing non-profit. I met him at the "Towards Zero Deaths" conference in Minnesota in 2008, after my husband was rear-ended and killed in a traffic accident. Not only did Tom provide support and empathy, he asked me for my story and... more »

  tross312 wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Project Safe's Superheroes program, which is aimed at helping young victims/witnesses of domestic violence (children ages 6-11) with the healing process, as well as teaching them skills for future safety. Through... more »

  David B wrote:

The paws4people foundation is an organization operated by volunteers that train service dogs. I believe that the most important aspect of this program is the enhancement in the lives of those who are disabled by using well-trained dogs taught with specific... more »

  LisaTC wrote:

From my personal experience and witnessing their action, PISI is outstanding at helping someone in any way, any kind of good to anyone like feeding the hungry, helping the poor, saving animals, taking care of orphans, lending hand to disabled, providing... more »

  mominnyc wrote:

This is a wonderful charity. They are so helpful!! They answered all of my emails in order to help me. These people really care. It is not often that you reach out for help and get personal help from people who care. more »

  HeidiFransen wrote:

I began volunteering with O.U.R. five years ago and have been extensively involved with them ever since. I love the work they are doing, the staff and volunteers I work with, and the results that I've seen from all of our efforts. This organization is... more »

  tfinch wrote:

In 2018 my Police Service Dog (PSD), Chance, was shot during the apprehension of a person who was wanted for several felonies, including assault with a deadly weapon on a peace officer. I am located in California and was amazed that within what... more »

  bill wrote:

I love La Casa de las Madres. They provide amazing support to women and families in need - especially those fleeing domestic violence. Every year around the holidays, I 'adopt' a family or two and provide holiday presents to them, because no... more »

  artimesia wrote:

I've been a proud volunteer with API for the last 5 years and can say without a doubt that API truly makes a difference in the lives of children, families and their communities. API gives vital support to busy parents who are inundated with oversimplified... more »

  Mermaids1024 wrote:

This is a wonderful program to help empower kids and keep them safe. My kids really enjoyed the class and it was done in a non scary way. I would highly recommend this class to kids and teens of all ages! more »

  KatieLNA wrote:

Before I found BTS I felt a lone. I was in denial that I was ever in an abusive relationship. The daily posts helped me feel like I wasn't alone. Then I was able to travel from NH to California to attend the retreat. The retreat CHANGED my life. I found... more »

  brandiphillips wrote:

We recently partnered with K9s United to provide first aid training to K9 Handlers. Our team of veterinary personnel provided the training, and K9s United provided life saving individual first aid kits filled with supplies that we hope the officers never... more »

  Wendy45 wrote:

Freedom To Choose is an AMAZING organization! Volunteering is one of the most inspiring incredible life-changing experiences. Please help support the work they are doing!! more »

  Jennifer607 wrote:

I have attended numerous events held by the Cold Case Investigative Research Institute. They are such a top notch groups of people helping so many families seek justice. What a tragedy to lose a loved one to murder..but an even greater tragedy to have... more »

  jjsteeles wrote:

This ministry has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years. In the Tallahassee Area we have three programs currently taking place. Kairos Inside for Men is now located in three local prisons. The program is designed to help those... more »

  Ron Baradel wrote:

This is one terrific organization. It does fantastic work with a segment of society (abused and neglected children) that are truly victims and need help from dedicated people with great hearts who know what they are doing. That describes Anne Arundel... more »

  Sibelia wrote:

Counselor who I saw was fine, the unlicensed one who saw my teen son was a loose cannon, did not get consultation from supervisor before he acted impulsively to break confidentiality. Created lots of difficulty for my family. Supervisor met with me... more »

  MichaelSellars wrote:

"The Los Angeles Police Reserve Foundation originally formed in 1984 to help recognize the exceptional, often unheralded, service of the members of the Corps. The Foundation funded the Annual Reserve Officer of the Year Banquet, a dinner honoring the... more »

  FAL206 wrote:

The videos and stories that 3 Generations produces to expose human rights abuse like child sex slavery are so important. Many people aren't aware that child sex slavery exists in the United States and raising awareness about the issue is critical to ending... more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  Lietta wrote:

I am honored to be associated and working with this great nonprofit, American SPCC (American Society for the Positive Care of Children). They are an amazing organization with huge goals and a vast vision to actualize positive social change as it relates... more »

  Eugene12 wrote:

Beware of this group. Victims and broken families are reporting this group in numerous locations. You can browse allegations here at http://www.scamorg.com/generations-of-virtue-47 It's quite terrifying. Their donations appear to be largely invested... more »

  malucibello wrote:

Durga Tree International was founded just over a year ago by Beth and Tim Tiger. Together, with the help of some volunteers, the Tigers have effectively began to grow Durga Tree into a very successful nonprofit. Durga Tree has been built on the premise... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  bhmcns wrote:

The Gentle Barn Foundation (a registered 501(c)3) is far from "Gentle" and far from a worthy, registered non-profit. As a volunteer, I split my time between helping the animals and working in their main office on various Foundation matters. I had direct... more »

  Panya H. wrote:

I have seen how the Crowley Foundation has helped many young people achieve greatness 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 »

  jsanchez7 wrote:

Had the opportunity to volunteer with CASA and I was able to learn and meet wonderful people. Not only was I able to make a difference in the lives of two children but I was also able to learn a lot from them. The CASA program is wonderful and very supportive... more »

  jan Tennyson wrote:

Growing up in the foster-care system in New York City has caused me to be passionate about children subjected to abuse. I started Dare to Dream Children's Foundation in 1987 and in 2007 earned the Governor's Lonestar Achievement Award. Knowing that there... 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 »

  miss-t wrote:

I was incarcerated and the director of Safe Places came to the jail each week to teach classes on trauma. My life had a lot of trauma from the time I was a child. I learned so much about how to respect myself and forgive myself in those classes. When... more »

  Robert O.1 wrote:

Blue Water Surrender Rocks!Blue Water's Children's Home in Guatemala is caring for abandoned children and strengthening the community it serves. 100% of donations to Blue Water Surrender goes directly to food, housing, medical supplies, education,... more »

  alysonv wrote:

I am attorney that has been doing pro bono work for Partners for Women and Justice for nearly seven years. Partners for Women and Justice does the invaluable service of helping women escape abusive relationships and obtain the protection they so badly... more »

  Aubrey wrote:

One of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had was working as a court appointed special advocate. It was an opportunity to interact with a child who was going through some very difficult family situations and make sure that his best interests... more »

  kaufamy wrote:

Both of my children has been students of the KidSafe Foundation Pre-K program. Years later, my kids remember the valuable lessons that were shared in the 8 week curriculum. Both kids loved reading the KidSafe books to each other. I can't say enough... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am an advocate working for clients at the trial court level. I have seen first hand how the work done by FVAP is changing the atmosphere and outcome of family violence cases in California. more »

  forensicgal wrote:

SACRED always stands ready to assist families on the path forward after a child has been affected by sexual violence. What a wonderful nonprofit. more »

  redbracelet87 wrote:

PCAA implements research and evidence-based practices into the services they provide and the interventions they design. Local chapters creating Parent Circles are making a big impact on the the lives of parents and children who participate. I have had... more »

  lexy0822 wrote:

Pure advocacy- the CASAs are For the Child! What a great organization that changes lives! more »

  revhev wrote:

As a local pastor, I am looking for community members with whom we can partner to change the direction of so many unattended young people in our community. SCIP has proven to be that partner--dedicated to serving the entire community, redirecting the... more »

  jimhppt47 wrote:

I have volunteered at DRC for 5 years and find it to be a rewarding way to invest my volunteer efforts. As a volunteer mediator you help those in a dispute to express their concerns and often reach an agreed settlement as opposed to a judge making a rather... more »

  CapraHorse wrote:

Spring Reins of Life (Horses, Humans and Healing) 501c3 is an EAGALA Model program in Central New Jersey offering EAP (equine assisted psychotherapy) to at risk / high risk youth, ptsd veterans and their families and bereaved children. Each of these areas... more »

  sanglukb wrote:

Amazing people to work with! It's an everyday active learning & teaching and closely knit community. more »

  sman2th wrote:

I have cooked for Bridge to Hope for several years now at their monthly food distribution. I went one time just to help out my friend Vanessa and was immediately hooked. The small children and families who count on this service are wonderful. I have... more »

  mobileUser434977 wrote:

I was amazed that such a small group would do so much to help me to get on my feet. They were professional and compassionate and best of all, I wasn't judged on my past. I highly recommend this organization. more »

  Scott Howard-Smith wrote:

While incarcerated, I sustained repeated sexual assaults via forced prostitution at the hands of prison gang members for over one year. I sought assistance from over twenty prisoner-rights groups throughout the country. None of them responded to me.... 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 »

  mobileUser544654 wrote:

Doing well serving hurting families and their loved ones with equine assisted learning and building community. Could improve raising more mentor leaders and fundraising. Horses are expensive and we would like a herd manager on staff more »

  rachel17 wrote:

I had been volunteering with Sunset Youth Services (SYS) for over four years before deciding to join their Board of Directors in 2009. I'm so energized to be a Board Member! SYS is a truly amazing organization. Their staff are among some of the most... more »

  prokrh wrote:

Over the past 20 years, I have donated several vehicles to Rawhide. The process is easy and a lot less hassle than attempting to sell. The tax write off helps, but the true value comes with the satisfaction of helping support a most worthy organization... more »

  Patricia Fernandez-Kelly wrote:

The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund is an extraordinary organization founded in 2004 by local volunteers concerned about the treatment of immigrants in Central New Jersey. Committed volunteers have collaborated with LALDEF's executive... more »

  awashingtongirl wrote:

CDT produces information that is thoughtful, relevant and helpful when formulating technology policy. The events and publications are incredibly useful in my work, and its staff is simply outstanding. more »

  Richard49 wrote:

Helping others when they are down and need a hand is true charity. The inmates often did not get the breaks and opportunities so many of us were blessed to take for granted each day. Similarly homeless dogs do not the gentle pet, treats, toys, and soft... more »

  alamrin wrote:

Great vision and cause. Brilliant attorneys with strong commitment to social justice. more »

  mgibbons1513 wrote:

I have been on the Young Professional's Board at ILAO for 4 years now and have enjoyed every moment! The group's offering is vital to those in Illinois who don't know where to go when they need to navigate a complicated legal system. On top of that,... more »

  AngelsAgainstAbuse wrote:

The Angels have made a difference in thousands of children and youth's lives in the child welfare system over the past 9 years and given them Hope for a better tomorrow. The Angels give these children memories to get them through their tough times and... more »

  JjustJ wrote:

SHIELD616 is a bright light in our community and everywhere they go. I have seen the impact their work is having and there’s no greater work than theirs! Our first responders need our support and our love - they put it all on the line everyday. SHIELD... more »

  lelaadvocate wrote:

O.A.B.I. is a wonderful organization that address violences and abuses on a world wide level. It provides all the needed information with an educational approach and reaches out to all people throughout this world. I am very honored to be part of this... more »

  lauren wrote:

I have mostly helped out behind the scenes, but did spend one yoga session at the GIRLS Camp. I was so moved, I had a goose bumps. The change in the language and body language of the girls was stricking between the beginning of class and the end. The... more »

  sapirionyx wrote:

Had a chance to get involved to one of their BIG events last MARCH 15. And I didn't experience anything but FUN, GRATEFULNESS and LOVE. This is an up and coming Non-Profit organization that I believe would change the "game" of being a helping entity.... more »

  ShelleyS wrote:

I first became aware of Truth Be Told, an organization that provides transformational programs for women behind and beyond bars in prison, through a good friend of mine who was involved. I then attended a graduation ceremony at Lockhart Prison in Texas,... more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  JP wrote:

Called by the press the "Nobel Prize for children" World of Children is 12 years old. 100% of overhead is covered by the Board of Governors thus assuring that contributions from others go directly to programs. All World of Children Honorees are vetted... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... 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 »

  Adam B.4 wrote:

I was involved with Constructing Hope back in 2007 helping them get their Oregon State Certification for their pre-apprenticeship program. With that certification came acceptance by most construction unions to accept their graduates straight into their... more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  Lorrayne P. wrote:

When I came home from Prison 8 yrs ago things looked grim. I enrolled in an Advocacy Leadership Program sponsored by the Correctional Assocations Women in Prison Project "RECONNECT" and I have been soaring every since !!!!! Today I am a Certified Alcohol... more »

  dawn9 wrote:

This organization opened my eyes to the demographics of those who are abused and trapped in a foreign country and how difficult it is to obtain assistance in these countries. more »

  shariegeland wrote:

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

  DAwerkamp wrote:

I volunteer with Step Up To Justice because, when my law partner told me about it, I checked it out and found that it is providing a very important service to those who cannot afford to pay an attorney for help with their legal issues. I also saw that... more »

  MrIamGregMac wrote:

SHE Will says it all..... Support Help Empower. There are many organizations out there but The SHE Will Foundation stands out above the rest because they are standing on their words.. S.H.E. more »

  mobileUser585493 wrote:

I am glad to continue to serve with this nonprofit, in which does great things to serve the law enforcement community. It's a honor, to continue to work with law enforcement agencies in Ohio and beyond. Together, we continue to do great things. more »

  Sam wrote:

Child Advocates really puts their heart and soul into helping community volunteers have the proper tools, support, and care to make a difference in the lives of foster children. more »

  mhendrix wrote:

Volunteering with and through Embrace Texas has truly been a joy and blessing. I love that they care about educating people, not just finding "hands" to do the work. They have a real heart for these kids and families, witnessed in the way they live their... more »

  saiash26 wrote:

Bharavase is an organization which is formed by a group of like minded people to help the needy. They do different kinds of activities without sticking to a particular type. Bharavase gives hope to the hopeless. more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  deskside wrote:

Project Jason is the best organization out there in support of the families of the missing. Their Keys to Healing Retreat was amazing and helped so many families cope with what they are experiencing. No one can do it better! more »

  kmullan wrote:

Justice for Sierah's commitment to meaningful change is inspiring. They've created the states first Violent Offender Database, which that alone would have been enough for MOST organizations. But, they aren't most organizations. Justice For Sierah is also... more »

  isabelhagood wrote:

I am so proud to volunteer with CASA for Children of DC. I am a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and have received the training and support I need from CASA DC to make a difference in the life of my foster youth. I know firsthand the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Organization! They have a coffee house, thrift stores, a book store and large meeting rooms - all supporting the empowerment of women and providing a safe place for them and their children. They do a great job over there! more »

  ramlabile wrote:

CAIR-MN is one of the most effective and bold civil rights organizations in the Midwest. The organization addresses a range of issues from bias/harassment at schools to workplace discrimination and media representation to combating Islamophobia. CAIR-MN... more »

  SusanFrancis wrote:

When I moved to Maryland in 2005, I was looking for an organization that had the potential to make significant impact and that was focused on helping those with limited access to resources (including housing, employment, education, legal protections,... more »

  amyrosa wrote:

Casa is an amazing organization that really helps the most vulnerable children in our community. I was a teacher for23 years and had needy children in my classroom so I decided to volunteer on a individual basis with one child when I retired. Not only... more »

  FoPiP wrote:

This program rescues dogs and women! Female inmates train dogs rescued from kill shelters. The dogs teach the women life skills of empathy, patience, responsibility and accountability and the inmates teach the dogs basic obedience training. Both heal... more »

  dianaousley wrote:

I volunteered on a committee and helped with a project. I have found the staff and services that offer to be most helpful. I was not served by this center but am a surivor who wished that I had been able to access a service such as this. The services... more »

  Dignity girl wrote:

Due to the personal courage of Bobbi Sudberry, and the organization Kaity's Way- lives have been forever changed at The Catholic Charities DIGNITY Diversion Program. We were honored and grateful to host such a thought provoking and professional presentation... more »

  misspinkmarie wrote:

I am writing to give my comment of Equilibrium Dymanics. I have been to 3+ of their various workshops and feel that my option is valid and significant. Their workshops are great and no matter how many that I go to they are always helpful and insiteful... more »

  tj007 wrote:

They are blood sucking group of lawyers who use the proposition 65 to treat various companies to sue. And they fatten their belly with the settlement. these type of blood suckers ruin great state of CA. more »

  teeeach wrote:

I found Elijah rising when I was seeking the truth about human trafficking. I listened to all of the current podcasts and became a supporter because I honor their practices of a- prayer driven (non-denominational), non -judgmental, wrap around healing... more »

  flbestleo wrote:

What can I say about this amazing organization. They’re genuine, they care, they’re family oriented and they stand in what they believe in and definitely a nonprofit organization that I’m proud to support 100%. more »

  Mike_Cramer wrote:

CARPLS is a great non-profit because its volunteers and staff attorneys do so much ... for so many ... with so little! I was on the CARPLS board of directors for eight years. Even though I rolled off the board years ago, I continue to support... more »

  PoliceWife2008 wrote:

The group of women as a whole are wonderful women with their heart in the right place, however the board is very vindictive. They have said horrible things to me and the people I have known if they step down from their position. If you have a disagreement... more »

  Andrew30 wrote:

The only non profit working to stop all abuse within 25 years. more »

  Liz M Smith wrote:

It's been a pleasure to work with Rick (the founder) and the other board members! I can tell you that this organization is very honest and well run. Rick has dedicated a ton of his time and personal resources to start this mission and does not take... more »

  little_helper wrote:

I have been looking for a high-impact organization and learned about Peace Gospel International from a friend. PG works relentlessly to improve the plight of orphans and widows in the developing world. With locations in India, Philippines, Nepal, Myanmar,... more »

  Kimberly406 wrote:

This organization effectively cares for the most vulnerable in our community. My family gives to this organization in lieu of gifts to each other. These children come to the shelter with nothing and they provide everything including love, support and... more »

  Carmelina F. wrote:

I participated in the Supreme Court Summer Institute in June of 2000. I have attended a lot of professional development workshops over the years, and this five day program still ranks as the single greatest experience of professional development. Unlike... more »

  jlhemp wrote:

Columbia Neighborhood Watch is helping both the residents and the Police in reducing crime and cooperating with the Police Department. When neighbors work together it shows a unified front which dentures crime and makes a better neighborhood. This program... more »

  Carolyn wrote:

I have volunteered for Family Outreach, Richardson-Plano for 10 years in various administrative capacities. All the administrative work of the agency is done by volunteers! I have also mentored families which is very fulfilling work even tough... more »

  mariaperezrn wrote:

Global Innovation Foundation is an inspiring and creative organization dedicated to making an impact in the community. They have stayed in the frontlines educating the communities on current topics that impact everyone especially the most vulnerable.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Providing an amazing public service for kids dealing with trauma due to abuse or neglect! more »

  Mary240 wrote:

Not exactly a main-stream group. Did not seem well organized here locally in New Orleans. more »

  grammyd wrote:

I didn’t know HopeWorks existed until I needed them. I received a brochure while at the police station. I hadn’t intended to have him arrested, but after completing the Lethality Assessment, it was beyond my control. My then husband was arrested... more »

  tina wrote:

I believe we can make a difference in this country by enforcing maximum sentencing in child neglect and abuse cases. We have to show these abusers that we are no longer going to tolerate these dispicable acts against innocent children! CWAV... more »

  Jody U. wrote:

Deirdre O'Connor, Executive Director, is the heart and soul of Innocence Matters. My association with Deirdre O'Connor is four years old now. She and I met in the Emory University Toastmasters Club where we discovered several common interests that included... more »

  Daywalkerpoet23 wrote:

GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services is a one-of-a-kind organization in the Tennessee Valley area. I have personally been witness to the organization's growth from an idea into an effective community service agency that not only serves the gay, lesbian, bisexual,... more »

  Darren P. wrote:

We have seen so many cases in recent times of children being severely abused and in some cases even being killed. A group of Veterans decided to make a make a difference. The goal of MVACA is to make people aware of what is going on in their local... more »

  NYCMAZ wrote:

Great organization with the focus of helping both kids and the community. more »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you to jllas & katija for being thr fr me and my kids. You helped me lots. Jllas helps poor immigrants like me. more »

  bigstory wrote:

This is a multi service organization which services four different needs: Provides help for feeding the hungry, dealing with issues of violence in the family/relationship, transitioning the homeless through immediate shelter and training for living independently,... more »

  Child Guardians wrote:

This all-volunteer Board does amazing things for kids. 100% of the funds that they raise for children - GO TO CHILDREN! They have a tiny administrative cost that is covered by additional donations from board members, and other donations. Help them... more »

  Person wrote:

They really need to work on training the people who answer their 1-800-4-A-CHILD hotline. Here is an email I sent to employees at ChildHelp after my experience. I NEVER received a response. I called 1-800-4-A-CHILD to vent to a... more »

  sta wrote:

Casa is an incredible organization that has had a profound impact on the lives of hundreds of our students. As a school counselor in a K -8 Catholic school, it is my responsiblity to provide training to all of our students in the area of child abuse... more »

  audric_m wrote:

I have had the opportunity to volunteer with this organization and I have seen firsthand the positive effect they have on the young men and women they reach. Urban Youth Justice steps in as a positive role model for a lot of these young men and women... more »

  Patricia wrote:

This is a fantastic program for girls in trouble and uncontrollable. I have seen it work for many girls for a few years now. I recommend donation. more »

  Joseph12 wrote:

I joined CASA of Prince George's County as a volunteer, commissioned by the District Court - Family Services to be an advocate for a teenager in Foster Care. The experience has been of immense responsibility and joy to see that most of your recommendations... more »

  John Crombach wrote:

I am a board member however I am also a client that was served by NCCD. NCCD was involved in a couple of projects involving the City of Oxnard addressing issues of gang and youth violence. NCCD was instrumental in the selection and training of the street... more »

  Alice wrote:

I've been very impressede when I've volunteered with OAR about the quality of training and job placement. I've met clients and heard their stories, and everyone is very positive about its work. more »

  okitta wrote:

My daughter took the basics class a number of years ago, and the change in her confidence was dramatic. The boundary setting skills she learned have proven to be invaluable any number of times. more »

  dr-mike-oster wrote:

I first became involved with the Exchange club by being the director of the Child Protection Team at St Therese Medical Center in Waukegan. I then joined the Breakfast Exchange club of Gurnee and began becoming an officer. Later I joined the save abandoned... more »

  jbacevice wrote:

Providence House helps children and parents/guardians from families in crisis across Cuyahoga County. While the parents can address problems in their own lives in order to better care for their children, the kids are happy, healthy, and loved at Providence... more »

  jesskent wrote:

Sister Terry and her staff, plus volunteers, have created a dynamic and effective program in Claremont, CA. The Board of Directors and organization's neighborhood advocates are diverse and passionate about the initiative. I have assisted Crossroads with... more »

  Snowbirds2 wrote:

This organization is one which exonerates men and women who are wrongfully incarcerated. Many of their exonerees have spent 20 or 30 years or more behind bars for a crime they never committed. It is very important that the public know that our justice... more »

  KissingTheCockroach wrote:

I was so encouraged when I heard about Guardian Group. It is beyond amazing and brave that these groups of warriors exist to tackle the insidious secret cesspool of trafficking. I myself am a survivor of trafficking and have seen the darkest side of humanity... more »

  Diane Levison wrote:

How can this organization possibly be viewed as a "charity." I have received innumerable mailings from it, seeking funds to promote the far right agenda, and based on so many irresponsible falsehoods, that to categorize this group as "nonpartisan" is... more »

  rgephgrave wrote:

The Martinsville/Henry County SPCA is one of the crown jewels of our community. As a client and a donor, I feel that the care and protection they give to our orphaned animals is the best that animal will get anywhere in the United States. The facility... more »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  dillenmeyer wrote:

Hello my name is Dillen Meyer and i am currently serving a term as Social Media Manager. I took on this role a few months ago and i love it! I am the only teen in Ark of Hope for Children staff. Blair is the wonderful guy of this amazing company. He serve's... more »

  kellyp wrote:

Child & Family Resources is an unsung hero in Arizona. The staff works hard to protect children from abuse and neglect. At the same time, they strengthen families so the children grow up to be successful and safe. I donate to CFR because they truly make... more »

  lhinsch wrote:

The exploitation of children is a crime that is all to often ignored; not because it is unimportant but because it is a crime so painful to face that most people keep their distance from it. The Innocent Justice Foundation fights crimes against children... more »

  reviewer7000 wrote:

This is a fine charity. As a former board member, I can attest to the fact that this SPCA's humane education programs and aggressive policies on pursuing animal cruelty are well worth one's contributions. Adoption and related ancillary programs are top-notch... more »

  lbelton wrote:

The National Crittenton Foundation provides guidance and support to the Crittenton Family of Agencies, all of whom serve at-risk young women in the U.S. I am Director of Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. The National... more »

  mlgriffin wrote:

Child Advocates - Denver CASA is a remarkable organization training, supporting, and engaging volunteers to do important work with children and youth in Denver. These children and youth are part of abuse and neglect cases (in most cases) and need the... more »

  Melissa187 wrote:

Thanks You are a great asset to our community Many services offered more »

  joverly wrote:

If you want to make a difference in a child's life who has done nothing wrong and finds themselves in a situation of devastation looking for a voice, you can be their voice. Volunteer and break the cycle, be the one to make the difference in that child's... more »

  Mission Kids wrote:

Mission Kids has been an important nonprofit in the community for over 10 Years! They help abused children to regain a part of their childhood that was taken from them. They also help the child's non-offending caregivers put the shattered pieces of their... more »

  Uknando wrote:

Immigration Equality has helped put the word out on an issue which affects me. They are always on top of every issue which is brought to their attention. They also tend to help people on a one on one basis in respect to questions about particular issues. more »

  clkahn wrote:

This very unique non-profit fills a void in our society that no other non-profit to date fills. It helps the indigent, mentally disabled, and others with common every day issues such as water and electrical cut-offs, landlord tenant disputes that other... more »

  Suzan S.1 wrote:

The Children's Healing Institute is an amazing organization that is dedicated to creating nurturing environments for children to thrive in. From our most fragile babies in the NICU to our families with children of all ages- we partner with our families... more »

  tracytate7 wrote:

Beat the Streets is a resource center for young adults in the areas of education, employment and life skills. We mentor & tutor youth to prevent them from dropping out and aid in achieving a high school education. We assist with resume preparation and... more »

  markroest wrote:

Romero Institute's mission is Building movements that win social and environmental justice. They are led by and have attracted many brilliant activists with their commitment, organization, and inclusive worldview, which includes centering First Nations... more »

  christopher williams wrote:

My daughter has been learning karate at CAE for the past year and she enjoys it tremendously. She sometimes demonstrates to us at home what she has learned and I can see that she has really learned a lot. She always looks forward to attending class... more »

  MonieA wrote:

After getting out of a long term relationship that was physically, emotionally and financially abusive , I did not know how to move forward. I felt broken, isolated and alone. I came across Healed Woman Heal on a social media platform and I reached... more »

  Anon wrote:

Tu puedes ensenar a alguien a volar pero ellas no van a volar tu vuelo. Tu le puedes decir a alguien como vivir pero ellas no van a vivir tu vida. Pero en cada vuelo y en cada vida tu huella va a ser lo suficientemente profunda para hacer la diferencia.... more »

  tbing wrote:

CONNECT is involved in the education and prevention of gender violence. Through community education and collaboration, CONNECT's Supervising Attorney and advocates advise victims/survivors of domestic violence. For several years CONNECT has participated... more »

  deb-wolf wrote:

Administer Justice is a wonderful non-profit providing comprehensive legal, financial and conflict resolution services to low income individuals. They seek to empower the powerless, give hope to the hopeless and show mercy and compassion to individuals... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering with this agency four years ago as a "Big Sister" in their then Big Brothers Big Sisters program. They've since changed names to Youth Mentoring but I really enjoy the time I spend with my match and I'm thrilled we have this program... more »

  hillabeans26 wrote:

The Student Press Law Center is the best nonprofit in America. Here's why: *This organization offers free assistance to student media outlets in the United States. *In this way, they help teenagers and young adults understand and exercise their... more »

  Kay Zahn wrote:

I found the 100 Club of Arizona back in 2001 when I had raised some money to give to groups that help Public Safety. A Phoenix Police Officer who had purchased one of our THANK YOU BLUE wristbands (where the money is raised ;) told me about them. I... more »

  Kendal M. wrote:

Operation New Hope is a wonderful organization that assists returning citizens with support services to navigate re-entry back into society once released from jail or prison. I was blessed to begin my experience as an intern through Americorps in 2015... more »

  pmassman wrote:

Once a week for the past eight years I've taught journalism at the shelter's on-site school. Getting to know these kids and witnessing Lois Lee's dynamic dedication to their well being has inspired me to become a major donor as well as a volunteer. I... more »

  Tammi C. wrote:

The women and children served by House of His Creation are taught who they are in Christ. They are given an example through houseparents of what a mom and dad should look like. These girls are given a chance to become more than they expect from themselves... more »

  Mary339 wrote:

This organization is doing good in the community. Striving to reach out to people that are in need due to an abusive relationship. They are always searching for ways to bring awareness to these awful circumstances. To make a way for a victim to become... more »

  garelt wrote:

as a a student of street tech i think is a great place for a person who never touched a computer the learn about computers and microsoft applications granted its hard but what in life isin't but if you make a comitment it will be a great reward a certification... more »

  str4wb3rri3s wrote:

This organization exploits its employees, provides very few services very inefficiently and is, in and of itself fairly, abusive and disrespectful. I highly do NOT recommend Rape Trauma Services. more »

  Ken B wrote:

I've been a CASA in both Richmond City and now Henrico. The paid staff are smart and helpful and supportive, and the other volunteers are the kind of folks you'd like to spend time with even if you weren't working with them in Henrico CASA. The training... more »