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  littleceed99 wrote:

Human Trafficking Coalition of the Palm Beaches has been doing presentations for my middle school for many years now. The presenters are always knowledgeable and professional. They also know how to meet their audience at their level and make it very comfortable... more »

  ellenliming wrote:

MORE THAN A SELF DEFENSE CLASS! I would highly recommend this course to any adult woman, teens and college aged students! They also have a special class geared for children & parents too! I have taken this course and it is an excellent way to learn... more »

  jessa1 wrote:

Puertas Abiertas means open doors in English. It truly encompasses that translation because it is endless to the resources it can provide for victims of domestic violence. Its doors are always open to aid and empower women, children and men who need it.... more »

  ellynweiss wrote:

I am a professional artist. Ten years ago, my studio was in an old school building in Washington, DC. Every day, on my way to my second floor space, I passed a large classroom that was a constant hive of activity, full of people making art. Most days,... more »

  maryanne wrote:

Sacramento Women Take Back the Night has had consecutive rallies and marches to end violence against women annually for the last 35 years! This is the longest running Take Back the Night that we know of. I am so proud to be a part of this grassroots community... more »

  gehairston wrote:

I have worked with staff from the SSRC over the past several years and I have found them to be very capable of providing a much needed service to the area. They are knowledgeable of local community resources and present themselves with professionalism... more »

  Amber H. wrote:

Morgantown Area Youth Services Project has been around for many years. When I was young I had a very hard life, like most kids on the streets. Without the staff at MAYSP I could not tell you where I would be today. Please keep this company alive and the... more »

  Iona R. wrote:

Since December 1999 I have had the pleasure of working in an Accredited Child Advocacy Center as a Social Worker and Forensic Interviewer; however, in 2009 I was given the honor to become a team member at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC). At the... more »

  austinvining wrote:

I spent the summer of 2019 as a legal intern at Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press and loved every minute of it. I genuinely fell more in love with the mission with each matter I got the chance to handle. I will forever cherish my time at RCFP,... more »

  Kay Locke wrote:

The Children's Law Center offers exceptional services to children who find themselves caught up in the juvenile justice system. The Center engages in addressing systemic problems inherent in the application of laws affecting juveniles in our region. The... more »

  Wright11 wrote:

Oh my, where do I begin. I have depended on this GREAT organization for years while serving as the Victim Advocate for Barnwell County Sheriff's Office. They have helped so many victims from our County. The Cumbee Center is such an important organization.... more »

  believe1 wrote:

A social worker at Briarpatch had an inappropriate relationship with our 17 year old daughter while she stayed at Briarpatch. This social worker clearly did not want our daughter to leave Briarpatch when the time came, being untruthful with us. I contacted... more »

  Stimpy wrote:

River of Hope has an inspiring master plan of not only providing immediate help with affordable housing, but with a long-term vision of self-sufficiency. They want to help people with housing, job and career skills training, and general self-esteem foundations.... more »

  Sherry B. wrote:

Estaban garcia of writerswriters is a fraud, he kept my money, kept my sons transcripts, and did nothing, will not even return the transcripts, there are law suits pending against him, please beware, a wolf in sheeps clothing, do not do business with... more »

  Writer wrote:

The woman who runs this cares about "changing things" and not the actual individual who was raped. Reporting to the police through this program was a lie. My rights were trampled and she did not follow ethical guidelines. This "advocate" kept pushing... more »

  Karen183 wrote:

In 2004-2005 I worked as a teacher in what was then Bethel Lutheran Church and School, alongside Elizabeth Galik. I saw first hand her dedication to the Humboldt Park neighborhood, and desire to serve the families who lived there. She was innovative with... more »

  schudrich wrote:

The Awareness Center is sensitive and caring. It is here for anyone who wants to talk , seek counsel and advice. Vicki Polin is outstanding in her patience and open heart. more »

  Erick Stephanie S. wrote:

Members of New Life Project turned in a false insurance claim in order to make improvements they otherwise could not make due to the lack of finances. more »

  gragreiner wrote:

This organization is full of people who really care about abuse survivors and are working hard to change the preconceived myths around abuse, to educate churches about abuse, to support survivors, and to stop the flow of new victims. ������❤️ I am... more »

  JubileeMinistries wrote:

Great Christian organization. They have a real prison ministry that supports so many people. The work the Jubilee Ministry does for the Lebanon and Manheim community is so important. They always need volunteers to help with the ministry. Check out the... more »

  dsebgc wrote:

While the CASAs in Texas provide assistance to many neglected and abused children. there are several that are run by corrupt individuals in positions as Executive Directors, e.g., one who embezzled funds, one who committed credit card fraud, and one... more »

  MarkDaniel wrote:

I have known CAC for 15 years, including through a more recent transition in executive directors. Has always been a great organization that serves Illinois and the Chicago metro area very well. While many view the group as one that can be problematic... more »

  cornynlm wrote:

I have been a KidCoach for two years and a Lead Coach for one year. As a KidCoach, I was deeply impacted by my kids. During my first year, my kid was faced with family instability and poverty. In spite of this, she set a goal to help others who were less... more »

  tenbeere wrote:

Not truthful about resident age range and violent history's of residents. Quick to take your money with no Counseling for those unhappy with the treatment from inmates more »

  Justin58 wrote:

This foundation does amazing work, the employees and volunteers are the best Ive seen in this type industry.. God Bless Them... more »

  Sam_16 wrote:

This Organization is amazing! They do work all over Pasadena, helping youth stay away from and get out of things such as drugs, abuse, and alcohol. Cross In The City has helped hundreds of youth AND adults, and they will continue to do so. They are also... more »

  sheilaE wrote:

Jcada serves all survivors of IPV, regardless of religion or affiliation. The breadth of their services is astounding, from individual counseling to group supports to advocacy this small agency packs a powerful punch to the DMV area! more »

  DV Survivor wrote:

I was married for ten years to a man who treated me horribly. I blamed myself for the condition of our marriage and for his abusive behavior. I thought I was doing something to make him angry. When I tried to talk to him about his behavior, he would... more »

  tmac wrote:

A More Perfect Union is an organization of women that supports other women in creating healthy, successful relationships for themselves. As a volunteer, I have participated in the program series and I get as much out of each session I attend as I think... more »

  heresjohnnie wrote:

This not for profit was recently involved in a video that promoted the killing of a NYC police officer. Shortly thereafter two cops were murdered. more »

  Lina1111 wrote:

I called New Hope in one of the darkest days in my life. I left my abusive husband and I was trying to put "scattered myself" together. No self-esteem, no self-respect. I felt absolutely devastated and empty, I lived what I call in "personal non-existence".... more »

  gailh wrote:

As a recent retiree, I have been looking for a place to volunteer that I felt was truly worth my time and energy. After investigating several other options, I came across ACT. From my first contact with the organization, I felt that it was a well-run... 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 »

  dmattivi wrote:

The Mission of Mesa County Partners is to make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions. After over thirty years of involvement... more »

  cras wrote:

Before this center abused children were interviewed in criminal suspect interview rooms; now they have a child-friendly place to go. 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 »

  linda68 wrote:

From the moment I walked on the campus of Missouri Girls Town, the environment captured the essence of beauty of mind, soul, and body for young women who have come from challenging childhoods. Though I have attended events at Missouri Girls Town before,... more »

  Steve W. wrote:

My son did the spring camp and had an amazing time. This is a first class organization run by amazing people! more »

  partner1 wrote:

Sexual Assault Crisis and Support Serivces is an awesome agency. In my professional practice I find that a medical forensic exam with out their support and advocate present makes for a long tedious time for the patient. Their services are also essential... more »

  savedbythebell wrote:

I thank God everyday for the volunteers and NVO for their support. When I was due to be released my family had disowned me and I was looking to return to my Gang. Thanks to the support of my Volunteer caseworker who worked day and night to find me a place... more »

  351291AIHE wrote:

I've been able to volunteer my time with staff and clients served at DTG. The time spent in community together has been invaluable. The staff has a genuine connection with the clients and truly seeks to serve to meet the needs of the girls/women served.... more »

  Bridget C.3 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to volunteer with this organization and witness first hand the great things they do for the community especially the children. My son has also participated in programs offered. I pray that there are more people like Dr. Celeste... more »

  Julieorlet wrote:

As a means of mitigating the effects of prison induced and/or developmental trauma, OBK implemented a program called "Share Your Story" Saturday's where our clients share a hot breakfast while participating in group therapy. The dynamic qualities brought... more »

  sweetthang1013 wrote:

Great Organization, fun and i feel good after volunteering with them. Thanks 1 Step for actually caring! more »

  Dora Philler wrote:

This Organization saved us. My family had no place to turn. We called around beds was full for a shelter no place would house us and our 5 children, and we are no longer able to get aid anywhere. This Organization put us in a Hotel for 2 weeks and supplied... more »

  DianeM677 wrote:

Great place to volunteer. This organization offers one time opportunities to volunteer - and long-term opportunities as well. Call Alana Rykala to find out more at (412) 361-4800. more »

  Tauny026 wrote:

My experience with the Center for Justice &Accountability;(CJA) was very eye-opening and personally full-filling. CJA's work in this relatively novel area of law is extremely important for the international human rights movement and U.S. citizens who... more »

  luksterd wrote:

I've been on SSD over 10 years now and am near 45 yrs old . I've had an infection in my left hip where I had my femur joint and coupler removed and left me crippled. I've had 2 surgeries on it and went for a replacement hip which turned out with me getting... more »

  pamellaolson wrote:

I have been involved with SFCASA for 16 years. I have been a child advocate, a board member and a donor. This organization serves the children in foster care who have suffered neglect and abuse. SFCASA has volunteers involved with over 250 children... more »

  Friendof wrote:

I can't say enough good things about this organization. I worked there in the past and I have also utilized their services. Exceptional people providing much needed services. more »

  Paul wrote:

The Peninsula Conflict Resolution Center is a five-star organization built upon the quality and dedication of its leadership and staff. Its numerous community programs have provided tremendous value to San Mateo County, and I am proud of my association... more »

  lilbus wrote:

This is the most amazing organization to volunteer for. The resources that are offered to the support group facilitators are so helpful. I've been a faciltator for more than 18 years and know that with the knowledge that I have as a volunteer that I... more »

  dcdoozy wrote:

Ok, yes, I'm biased. I was on the board of Southeast Ministry. But that won't stop me from recommending SEM and its programs. Why? Because for over 18 years (that's right, 18 years. SEM is not some fly-by-night operation) SEM has worked with its neighbors... more »

  tubmanm wrote:

The dedication of the staff at Ayuda is incredible. They work long hours because they care about the both the cause of immigration legal services and the individuals they serve. As a board member, I am continually about the long hours and weekends that... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  Thankful mentor wrote:

As a volunteer mentor I was supported every step of the way by my Mentor Coordinator. The organization provided a great initial training session and my coordinator was always there when I needed help or encouragement. MentorKids provided me and my mentee... more »

  Constance_C wrote:

What inspires me to give is the enjoyment I receive when helping and working with people. I have always wanted to be a help to others. I always feel happy when I help someone else, and at the same I feel am truly blessed myself through helping others.... more »

  LawyerMediator wrote:

CDR is the most highly disorganized, leaderless organization in this field. I would recommend working with any other training institution aside from this one. These people do not seem to have any grasp of any reality outside of their own. Founders' Syndrome... more »

  cathyf wrote:

I started as a volunteer in this CASA Program in 2000. Being an advocate for abused and neglected children in South Central Idaho has given me a chance to give back to my community and make a difference in the lives of these children, one at a time.... more »

  kevinm wrote:

I came to the alano mens Pine house from phoenix in november of 2009 and have found a new way to live . the program set out there gave me the structure and acountability to get a hold of my drug and alcohole issues and the safe clean enviroment to do... more »

  Toby wrote:

I have found that Lambda Legal is very effective in deploying resources wisely to achieve the maximum impact possible. Lambda Legal puts its resources into its mission (no fancy offices) and has staff that are tremendously dedicated. The staff and board... more »

  roogie50 wrote:

I was introduced to African American Future Society approximately 5 years ago through a passionate young man by the name of Yul Anderson. Yul has always expressed his concern about the future of black america and has defined his thought processes... more »

  sunnysugden wrote:

CASA has completed my lifetime goals and given me the oppoetunity to work with Foster children specifically. I am a retired high school counselor and when I was finishing up my degree at Cal State Fullerton , I was assigned an internship at a local home/school... more »

  ayala.giovanni wrote:

I’m humbled to write on behalf of the Western Justice Center! I completed the Train the Trainers Conflict Resolution Education Course in November 2011, and my perception of conflicts has changed! I’ve incorporated Conflict Resolution in two schools,... more »

  Oscar wrote:

Safe Neighborhoods has provided support in public safety for nearly 20 years to communities in the Mid-City area of San Diego, assisting our local San Diego Police Department, local buinesses and of course residents. All donations have gone toward some... more »

  apharion wrote:

This organization provides legal assistance for people caught up in immigration problems. They work with battered women, unaccompanied minors, and people who are being deported, or seeking asylum. I personally cannot imagine being a child alone in jail... more »

  djjjc wrote:

The form 990 for 2009 is unclear about an audit being performed. Page 3, line 12 says an audit was performed, (checked yes) however, schedule D, parts XII & XIII are not completed. (per the line 12 note) Also page 12, line 2b, answers concerning the... more »

  superfly101 wrote:

I was represented by NVLSP for a claim to the VA for PTSD Due to MST. (Military sexual trauma). The VA denied my claim two times and I believed I would not see justice. I feel so blessed to have been represented by NVLSP. After meeting the Founders... more »

  Sean12 wrote:

I am writing to say a few things about the programs at Neighborhood Place of Puna. I heard about this program through my friend Stacey. She is someone who is always working to improve things here on the BI. I knew right away that I should try to get involved... more »

  regielee75 wrote:

I have been volunteering with RCASA since November and have seen a lot of the behind the scenes work that goes into ensuring the survivors and their families get the assistance the need. The people that work and volunteer with RCASA have a genuine love... more »

  msimar wrote:

The best! Civil legal aid would not be possible without the LBF! more »

  E.D. wrote:

My Giving Story…… I have several charities that are close to my heart, however American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence is the charity I am most fond of. ( http://nccafv.org ) My reason for supporting... more »

  emarmstrong wrote:

I am only 4 months into my 9 month commitment with Bridges as a Career Mentor, and in just this short amount of time, Bridges has transformed my life in so many positive ways. Bridges is formed of a strong community of women from all walks of life, and... more »

  fkblackard wrote:

I have been a Bridges To Life volunteer for thirteen years, a Board Member for seven years, and Chairman of the Board for two years. I am committed to Bridges To Life for many reasons. It effectively ministers to those who have been victims of crime and... more »

  Mallory H.1 wrote:

I love volunteering with CASA of Jefferson & Gilpin Counties! I meet with my CASA child once a week and get to feel like I am making a real difference in her life. more »

  TracyM71 wrote:

We moved into a duplex here in Hermosa beach,April 2014. Immediately we started having problems sleeping through the night because of stray cats, raccoons and other wildlife gathering outside our bedroom at all hours of the night untill the sun comes... more »

  randie1 wrote:

Being involved in Grace Unlimited has helped me grow. It has been an honor to be involved. I hve seen the lives of many women change for the better. more »

  currer wrote:

This is a nonprofit founded and run by one woman, Claudia Whitman. She commits a great amount of her time to working for the exoneration of innocent prisoners. She takes no salary for herself, and works out of her own home, so any donations go directly... more »

  Maria104 wrote:

There is nothing more rewarding than being able to tell a child, who is YOUR client, that you are there for them and only them. No matter what they have been through with Mom, Dad, grandma, Mom's boyfriend, Dad's girlfriend whomever it may be that has... more »

  DebbieJaine wrote:

Jane Doe No More is a non profit that is making a huge difference among not only trauma survivors, community organizations, but now, with their Safe Student Initiative program, they are spreading their message throughout schools who will have them.The... more »

  Shannah S. wrote:

I have volunteered with The Southern Coalition for Social Justice (SCSJ) since its founding in 2008. Over that time I have watched it grow from a small civil rights group into a fully functioning office of lawyers, community organizers, social scientists,... more »

  St. James wrote:

Divine Mercy Ministry (DMM) began as a rehabilitation program for women recently released from incarceration. That ministry, Women of Excellence, continues to provide training, counseling, direction, and life skills under the direction of Pastor Leanne... more »

  evelyna wrote:

I have been acquainted with Peace Learning Center since it began, and served on the Board for a term. I was their first Executive Director. Currently, I teach at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a class called "Introduction to Mediation". This... more »

  Karen R. wrote:

The Lutheran Metropolitan Ministry in Cleveland, Ohio serves people who need a friend- the homeless and other people who need a boost in their "hope" meter. The various agencies under the Lutheran Metro Ministry umbrella are all served by a warehouse... more »

  kakeca wrote:

WAGV mission is "To prevent gun violence by educating individuals and policymakers about the human, public health, and financial consequences of the gun violence epidemic and by mobilizing our communities to take decisive action against the dangers of... more »

  chriself wrote:

I sorted through massive amounts of donations to find clean professional clothing in good repair to offer to women trying to get into the workforce. I was amazed at the amount and quality of the donations and glad to know that they would be helping someone,... more »

  Bob wrote:

I think this agency could do a really wonderful job if they had more qualified staff. I felt as if the supervisor and staff I encountered needed more professional training in social services. It seemed that many of the supervisors and staff were friends... more »

  erinn.g wrote:

WSCADV had been a key part in my personal development as a leader in the domestic violence movement, has offered invaluable support to our agency, and is a leader not only in the state of Washington but across the nation. The programs, trainings,... more »

  HH2006 wrote:

This was my first professional job out of college. In hind sight this was suppose to be my steppingstone job to a probation job. However, I have been here going on 17 years. During this 17 years I was inspired to be a special education teacher, and I... more »

  Snowbirds2 wrote:

This is an exemplary organization because it is devoted to helping juveniles who are serving very long sentences behind bars~sometimes Life Without Parole, which means that if a young person is convicted of a serious crime, he or she could remain incarcerated... more »

  Joshua6 wrote:

I have worked at Foreverfamily as a Development Intern during the summer of 2012. I really enjoy the work atmosphere at the Atlanta, GA program office, and the kids in our community have so much energy! It touches my heart to be able to take the children... more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... more »

  TedPage wrote:

I got involved in the Lionheart Foundation several years ago; it's an excellent organization that's making real progress in breaking dysfunctional cycles in society - at risk youth, very young parents, and prisoners. Our prisons in the US are basically... more »

  Lisa267 wrote:

Thank you for your interest in RISE! I encourage you to become involved in whatever capacity is best for you. I am grateful I currently have the opportunity to serve on the board of directors. Our enthusiastic and caring boardmembers are engaged in doing... more »

  sunni wrote:

I am very proud of the rapport our agency has with the WCFOC. Many women, children and families who have experienced domestically violent situations in our area would be in an even more volitile situation if not for the help this agency offers. Many times... more »

  genssoniclady wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the PPPP for almost six years now and have to say it has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. It is an honor to be involved with a group that has such a positive influence both on unwanted dogs and people that... more »

  Sonya J. wrote:

The Family Resource Center is an organization dedicated to the development of children. They do a great job working with and teaching parents how to raise happy and healthy kids. This is one of the organizations that works in the "trenches" with your... more »

  jcourtemash wrote:

I started volunteering in September 2013 and fell in love with the company and all of the coworkers! I was given numerous tasks and was always given an opportunity to learn something new or even try something I had never done before. I felt that I have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Join-Up International is a 501c3 non-profit formed in 1 997 by Monty Roberts. Originally this organization was formed to help educate and spread the concepts of non-violence toward animals and humans. In 2010, Join-Up initiated a program that is today... more »

  kristen3 wrote:

Ny name is Kristen Cuneo and I am the Teen Mentor Program Coordinator for Girls’ LEAP. I have been with Girls’ LEAP for nearly 4 years, beginning when I was a summer intern. I was a college (aged) mentor, and then came on full time with the... more »

  marina-peed wrote:

I began my involvement with the Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center & Children's Advocacy Center in 1992 as a crisis volunteer. I have seen the value of GSAC-CAC's services to victims of sexual assault and molestation over the years. Spouses, parents, siblings,... more »

  AbusersSuck wrote:

The Salt Lake Valley Emergency Fund is there to assist crime victims with emergencies, when nothing else is. They work quickly and quitely to provide financial help to people in Salt Lake Valley who are in deseperate need. These are the stories that don't... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a fantastic organization! Volunteer tutors help students learn to read and write, among other vital literacy skills. Literacy Action changes lives! more »

  jehoavh wrote:

you have stolen this lawsuit from this family you have fail to contact us and my life is in danger because of this my relationship with Jehovah and Jesus Christ belong's to me and no other family on the face of this earth. read the book of King's, at... more »

  dougroberts wrote:

I joined the Board of Trustees of Cincinnati Union Bethel 14 years ago and I am amazed at how much it has grown and the number of women, children, and families in need that it has assisted and continues to serve. Cincinnati Union Bethel will celebrate... more »

  tythomasjr wrote:

I have heard many wonderful things about the effectiveness and assistance provided by members of this organization. Mrs. Lacy in particular has helped a great number of people with counseling, financial resources and personal care in thier time of need. more »

  whodoyoulove wrote:

This entity will put on a sweet grin and soft voice and bam!, you fell for the first trick. The second trick is her fancy quotes out of the recovery books, now she has you thinking she’s a righteous leader of living life sober and recovering. The third... more »

  diane wrote:

CASA is an organization that is very true to its vision and mission. We have great volunteers serving on the board and committees. It is inspiring to work in this environment and with so many talented people. See more at www.casa-stpete.org. more »

  michele_702 wrote:

CASA of Williamson County is a great place to be. Everyday volunteers are being asked to work very hard in the child welfare system where they are giving it all they have to speak up in the best interest of a child. This means making endless phones... more »

  clh770 wrote:

This team worked the line of duty funeral for my daughter’s father in 2015. The entire logistical part of the funeral was taken care of and not anything the family had to worry about. My daughter, at the time was only 5 years old, and within the last... more »

  Joanne22 wrote:

I live in Vestal NY, which is right on the PA border. We have had a front row seat to the negative environmental and social impacts that unconventional gas drilling using high volume hydraulic fracturing ("fracking" for short) has caused there and want... more »

  CjonesBro wrote:

Volunteering for this company is the best. With minimal hours required to help these young children in need, this program is flawless. It help children grades 5 - 9 with problems like bullying and misbehavior. Such a great tool for young children to... more »

  shad0wfax wrote:

This organization brought in millions of dollars of outside money to lobby heavily for legislative changes that abrogate the State Constitutional rights of the citizens of my state. When it failed to accomplish this in both regular and special legislative... more »

  anderson_penny wrote:

In January of 2015, I joined Sew for Kids (SFK) after researching volunteer opportunities I could do from my rural home, FYI: SFK is one of the umbrella partners under Lakota Friends Circle (LFC). I was impressed with how LFC vetted sites for... more »

  natecoady wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work closely with this organization and I have learned of the values and principles that it stands for. The National Reentry Network for Returning Citizens aims to create a close community of likeminded people who are trying... more »

  Writer wrote:

EmpowerSurvivors offers a weekly peer group in my hometown and also has a online facebook support group that I use as well.I have found the EmpowerSurvivors peer support group very helpful in my healing journey. Between the peer support and yearly... more »

  Writer wrote:

The entire experience was awkward and uncomfortable with everyone. The lady at the front was extremely curt and unprofessional about her welcome at the front door. She not only talked to me as if there were disdain in her view of my company, she also... more »

  mj2004_98 wrote:

Memphis Shelby PAL has been the leading juvenile crime prevention organization in Memphis. The many opportunities they provide for our youth is unmeasurable and I appreciate the contribution to the community. more »

  markpeggy wrote:

We chose to support this ministry monthly because we can see the positive impact it has in our community. more »

  Jennifer A C. wrote:

I have had such an incredible time volunteering and rucking with Ruck For The Fallen. The love and care they have to help fallen heroes and their families is second to none. more »

  ReidPinckard wrote:

SafeBAE is arguably the best SV prevention org I have gotten the chance to work with after my five years in SV prevention organizing space. They truthfully care for the students they interact with and the people that they hire. I could go on for hours... more »

  Wshepard31 wrote:

We thrive as one as we thrive together, passionate about our goals when it comes to helping people we are not just a non profit we are a family in every type of way we will continue to reach our goals and servicing the community more »

  lynton2004 wrote:

I am so thankful and grateful for The Genesis to Revelation Foundation. I am a 2022 high school graduate and freshman at The Alabama A&M University. I received a scholarship from the foundation which helped to cover extra expenses for my freshman year.... more »

  LynetteN wrote:

The organization embarks to achieve its vision through all the activities it undertakes. This is highly commendable. more »

  Erinm44 wrote:

Purewish Foundation is all about empowering people to be independent and earn a living. Enachu is a friend and he is devoted to getting the word out about the organization and providing training in as many different areas as possible. This is important... more »

  deerdog40 wrote:

Monday, May 23, 2011 Send everyone you know to Butler co, for a FREE Divorce "SOMEONE IS NOT DOING THEIR JOB" ... more »

  94114RFJ wrote:

Positive Resource Center has helped many of my friends obtain SSI/SSDI benefits and others to obtain long-term employment. They really make a biog economic difference in peoples lives. They help people get off general assistance and into benefits an/d... more »

  Alphonsoc wrote:

City of Dreams is an amazing program offering life changing opportunities to San Francisco youth! Providing youth with mentors is pivotal to their development and is an opportunity I wish I had myself growing up. Attending a gardening session... more »

  yk363 wrote:

Incredible program staff that care about the kids and volunteers. A real depth of knowledge and professionalism. An agency wholly committed to improving the lives of foster children and youth in the community. more »

  Jack E. wrote:

My name is Jack Edwards. As a retired game warden, I have been active with this foundation since its inception. We have been doing great things for the game wardens and their families. We have provided scholarships every year to all who have applied.... more »

  Renee81 wrote:

A great community mentoring and support program for young ladies. Providing educational , career development, life skill compoents and more. more »

  verdewriter wrote:

I do not believe this is an organization that is worthy of support. There are many other similar organizations, with a more established history, and that receive high review marks from independent third party evaluators such as Charity Navigator, the... more »

  ssajjk wrote:

Please do not stand idly by… this is not a political issue, we MUST find common ground and pass new gun laws in the USA immediately! The Founding Fathers are turning over in their graves since they never wanted Americans to own assault weapons I am... more »

  pmarie wrote:

I love this bookstore! Always find interesting books here - of all kinds. Novels, non fiction, children's; everything. For popular titles, they usually have 2 or 3 copies, not just one, as in most used bookstores. Prices may be set, or you make a donation.... more »

  Sallyhouston11 wrote:

My YES Prep student service group recently volunteered at ESCAPE, and I was impressed for many reasons. Sandi Mercado, the executive assistant, was extremely organized. As soon as our students showed up, she had kid friendly tasks for them to complete.... more »

  AmyDee16 wrote:

I have known both the previous Executive Director, Jenn Hamrick, and current Executive Director, Leah Robshaw-Robinson and FNVW volunteers to be incredibly involved in contributing to creating a more peaceful world both by advocating for peace internationally... more »

  ZSamassi wrote:

I Am A 24 Year Old African American Male & 1st Time Convicted Felon. After Spending 16 Months On Rikers Island & Finally Being Released, I'be Been On A Path Of Struggle & Discouragement. Up Until I Met With Messiah Ramkissoon, A Facilitator Of Friends... more »

  dcr4ever wrote:

I am a strong advocate of access to legal aid for low income folks- clearly we have a need for that. I volunteer for and have served on the board of directors of various organizations. The law can be used as both a weapon and a shield and in the wrong... more »

  Linda P. T. wrote:

I'm a previous Board member ousted by the then President using deceit and lies. They also nullified the members of 10 people in 2004 claiming they didn't meet residency requirements. But to join we had to have fingerprint security reviews and they let... more »

  niceiowagirl wrote:

I have only recently become involved with the CAC, and I am amazed by the commitment of the staff to the children who need them. The facility is an incredible place - a rehabilitated turn-of-the-19th-century home that is warm, inviting, and supportive.... more »

  Grateful 1 wrote:

OAR of Fairfax helped me upon release after serving 10 1/2 years in the VA Dept. of Corrections. I was placed in the VASAVOR (Virginia Serious and Violent Offender Reentry Program) program and not by choice. I was lucky to have a loving caring family... more »

  angelwithwings wrote:

An absolutely horrid experience from start to finish. Their staff do not do their jobs, there is NO follow through. No accountability. The mobile therapist who was supposed to see my child weekly, saw my child SIX times over a SIX MONTH time frame.... more »

  eelizabeth wrote:

I have followed this organization's inspiring work for the past 8 years. They work tirelessly to combat sexism and racism in the media. more »

  Shanna M. wrote:

I am writing this review to let everyone know what good work CASA does !!! I have been a volunteer for over three years and have seen and helped so many young ones. With out CASA these kids would not have a voice in court. CASA Volunteers check up on... more »

  Susan302 wrote:

Fairfax CASA has one of the most inspiring missions I have yet to see of an organization. They employ a friendly staff, and bring together a great group of volunteers that really want to make an impact in their local community. Most importantly, they... more »

  Diana Donovan wrote:

The International Child Abuse Network (Yes, ICAN) is an amazing organization. They help survivors of abuse take that first step towards healing in a safe, annonymous forum. The website, www.yesican.org, is also a great resource for information on abuse. more »

  erh216 wrote:

Virginia Beach CASA is 100% dedicated to improving the lives of children. Their volunteers are selfless, compassionate individuals who work to help child victims of abuse and neglect. When a child is brought in to the court due to allegations of abuse... more »

  Lieca B. wrote:

I am doubtful that I would have the strength and security that I have if it weren't for Turning Point of Macomb. Like so many sexual assault victims and survivors, the organization and its counselors aided me in a severe time of need. Over the years I... more »

  Klairfmea wrote:

Cleveland Mediation Center has strong connection to the community it serves. CMC stays true to it's mission statement. Volunteering broadened my horizons and provided me the opportunity to serve the Cleveland Community during a harsh recession by providing... more »

  NLAFoundation wrote:

Trust Counselors Network has been very helpful to my clients, and has been very professional to work with more »

  justicelondon2 wrote:

I rate it a 0! How can the volunteer not respond to a child going home after a visit with dad even pics were sent but will respond to the father complaining he didn't get to see his child. And volunteer ask for a emergency court hearing and gets... more »

  DLeeR wrote:

Monica's and Maggie's House has passionate social workers who go the distance to provide support to the families of child victims of abuse. more »

  chaplinbuz wrote:

I am a Chaplain for the California State prison system. I retired as the chaplain at the R J Donovan State prison in San Diego, CA. When I retired, this prison had 4800 inmates housed in 5 separate facilities. The State of California provides only... more »

  alice1 wrote:

This organization is now known as the Virginia Center for Public Safety. They (VACPS) work to educate Virginians on the dangers of guns in the hands of felons,mental incompetents, drug and alcohol abusers, and other ineligible users. VACPS works with... more »

  mgmiles01 wrote:

The Family Crisis Center, Inc. is a full service program for women and children experiencing domestic violence. All services are provided regardless of race, creed or color or economic condition. Staff are trained and licensed in the field of doemestic... more »

  Connie S. wrote:

I am recently retired as Executive Director of Prevent Child Abuse Minnesota. You might think that makes me a bit jaded, but not really. I chose to work at PCAMN after a long career in social services with children who were victims of abuse, neglect and... more »

  WandaB wrote:

ISCC is all about taking care of those who cannot take care of themselves. If and when people need help they know who they can count on. Jerry Elsner, our Executive Director will leave no stone unturned until the their needs are met. Phyllis Luzader... more »

  Brandi22 wrote:

Kid's Place makes a difference in the lives of abused children. more »

  Writer wrote:

Applied to and accepted for Legal aid back in September 2015. Signed and returned retainer contract. Since then (Now mid January) I have received no contact from them. I have called numerous times and left messages for Brad and Sarah but neither have... more »

  MM21964 wrote:

This organization is very effective in preventing youth from getting into the judical system. The counseling officer or the CEO IS awesome. Awesome, first step. more »

  Michelle Pagni wrote:

As both a donor and a prior volunteer, Promises2Kids is close to my heart. Originally founded in 1981 as the grassroots Child Abuse Prevention Foundation of San Diego, this organization continues to be the preeminent organization for preventing and treating... more »

  only4katol wrote:

Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded... more »

  Sara wrote:

I believe it would be helpful to link CASA and especially ENOTAH CASA to foster parent groups. This is a source for possible future volunteers to the CASA program AND a ggod way to engender cooperation from foster parents when working with CASA volunteers. The... more »

  roxie wrote:

One of the most comprehensive sexual assualt agencies in the country! MOCSA's 35 years of service to our community is unparralled, especially in the lives it has impacted of people who are victims of sexual assault. As a past Board Chair, I know the... more »

  Ricgray1133 wrote:

This place is to help low income people with civil and family legal matters, how ever they go by a person's gross income. Now think about this, single people paying child support to not take home as much as their gross income suggests. My income drops... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was in a domestic abuse situation,it was alot of lying on the part of the female I was abused by finally it was discovered by law enforcement along with much else and they charged her with a felony because of the way she tortured me.i met with the d.a.,and... more »

  Deirdre G. wrote:

Outstanding help to the poor and disenfranchised With small staff and lots of volunteers! more »

  Ellen Ossenfort M. wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Tulsa Boys’ Home for several years and have had nothing but the BEST experience there! Top-notch staff and volunteers. You should come out and see how Tulsa Boys’ Home is saving the most at risk members of the next generation... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible. This place is kind of like a religious cult. There is high employee turnover and little to no leadership from the owner. The staff is not used to dealing with clients parents. They basically do what they want and don't answer to anyone.... more »

  Destiny peace wrote:

Spcc helped me become a better parent for my kids. I was a real young mom when my first baby was born. My social worker helped me do things like finish high school but also showed me how what I was doing with my kids was not helping them feel safe. They... more »

  CyberSoldier wrote:

NCPC has set the standard for the non-profit idnustry. The organization's unwavering commitment to the public's safety is commendable and their public service campaigns are compelling. NCPC truly is a top-notch organization that makes use of every available... more »

  TriniNunez wrote:

Haven House is the first shelter in CA. They have been helping mothers and their children since 1964. This shelter is for survivors or domestic violence. Is a beautiful shelter that has individual cottages. This shelter can host up to 6 families at... more »

  Fromdarkness2light wrote:

Thirteen years ago I contacted CARE House in regards to volunteering for their CASA program. It was the most impactful volunteer position I had ever devoted my time to, helping children who are in the court system due to abuse and neglect. Through... more »

  golly wrote:

This organization does not do the work it says it does. It hires very immature staff who have no idea what they are doing. They have people who are not lawyers giving out legal advice to immigrants, promise to represent people and don't call them back... more »

  Deborah50 wrote:

I have been impressed with this organization's devotion to New York's many immigrant groups. They have successfully won requirements for interpreters to be available in schools, hospitals, police stations. They have also championed a bill to prevent employers... more »

  Louise-Hope wrote:

Hope For Children Foundation provides FREE online training intending to reduce crimes of sexual assault and domestic violence against children and adults. The training is received well and is making a significant difference in the lives of those trained.... more »