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  SNTB wrote:

As a Non-Profit organization we strive to educate a support the African American Community on Breast Cancer Awareness. Reach those that are less likely to know what is available in treatment pre and pro cancer. more »

  Joanne D. wrote:

I began volunteering more than 4 years ago. I liked everything I was told about what Amigas' purpose and plan was but I really became a "believer" when I began to see lives of families positively impacted by information the wives and mother's learned... more »

  ssingh11 wrote:

I have been a volunteer in this organization for the last 10 years and we have helped many victims of domestic violence with minimum financial resources or funding. This org has been functioning mainly with volunteer help and only had a full time staff... more »

  ChildSafety wrote:

I have been lucky to work for this organization for the last 7 years. INOBTR seeks to help children and families lead safe and productive lives through preventative education and public awareness. more »

  Corribean wrote:

The "Advocates" are a Law "Ministry." In my view, they file losing cases that have publicity value in order to gain donations. In my opinion, their briefs are sloppy, poorly written, and primarily designed to interest naive Christian fundamentalists... more »

  Kaila F. wrote:

I have donated artwork to Red Lodge Transition services for ten years and am very proud to help this non-profit in their extremely important goals. I have seen the incredible impact Red Lodge has had on our community by assisting our Native American... more »

  Belleza N. wrote:

PAANCI began out of a group of social workers in child protective services who knew what the tragedy of child abuse and neglect is. They have been beneficial in assisting law enforcement in southern California apprehend offenders of the law. They are... more »

  helpeachother wrote:

The 52-2 district court discriminates against people with mental illnesses and does not select these people for sobriety court. The court does this because they care more about their sobriety court success statistics than being fair to all clients when... more »

  John79 wrote:

I have been doing some consulting work for the Eddie Nash Foundation over the last year, and have never been more impressed with an organizations' passion and fervor for making a difference. Their compassion for foster kids and those who are approaching... more »

  For The Least Of Us wrote:

Thanks for your efforts in developing a prison outreach ministry at our church. It’s been a long time in coming. Pastor Greg Carper _____________________________________________________________________________________ I’ve been out of town... more »

  jackmeoff wrote:

I found a black girl of the street at I made her jack meoff more »

  laura11 wrote:

I have helped this organization on many occasions. We have baked cookies that we sent over to Iraq and Afghanistan. We gave up our Christmas and cooked a full meal and took it out to the local base so the men/women working on Christmas would have a... more »

  shantice wrote:

The place is magical! When I did not have any hope they helped. At first i was scared, but it was okay. more »

  Srbody wrote:

Very impressive growing agency. The staff is focused on helping the homeless. more »

  kurtglo wrote:

Greetings! My name is Rosa Minter and I'm a volunteer for Certification For The Incarceration, CFTI for short.. In June of 2008, I was listening to a local Grand Rapids radio station (AM 1140)when I heard the voices of Kurt Glover and Professor Paul Zimmerman.... more »

  Victoria_V wrote:

Earlier this summer, my 12 and 15-year old daughters came back from one of their very first college tours bubbling with excitement. All about how much they loved the school and wanted to go to college there someday. About how beautiful the campus was.... more »

  Bend wrote:

Montana Innocence Project uses DNA and other new evidence to exonerate the innocent. This is very interesting and detailed work. The Project is based at the UM School of Law and uses students and volunteer attorneys to help screen, investigate and litigate... more »

  Timothy45 wrote:

Our organization have been struggling to open the Carl Gordon House which is a transitional home for non violent ex-offender women. These women are in need of help getting the skills and assistance required to be a productive citizens in their community.... more »

  Eveystine61 wrote:

I live here at the current moment, when I first came here after being in a domestic violence situation. I came here because I felt this could be a place me and my children will be potentially safe at it turned out to be a nightmare after I brought my... more »

  Gerene wrote:

As a 19 year old Junior nursing student on an Obstetrics rotation at Sacred Heart School of Nursing in Spokane, Wa, i was assigned to assist the physician with a delivery. The scene came back to me in detail standing next to him to assist when Roe v.... more »

  hboxwill wrote:

Some say H2 Empower is my baby because I am the founder. True. But after working in Ethiopia for over 10 years I am still driven to help us grow because I have seen the children working in classrooms with no furniture or literally under a tree, classrooms... more »

  Libby_B wrote:

Alaska Legal Services and Civil Legal Aid: When Time Means More Than MoneyThere’s an old cliché that time is money, and nowhere is that saying more apt than in the American legal system, where access to justice so often depends on... more »

  marge wrote:

JAFCO (Jewish Adoption and Foster Care Options)is a unique organization in South Florida that takes care of abused and neglected Jewish children in a tri-county area. The JAFCO Children's Village is the only village of it's kind throughout the nation.... more »

  Hassanl wrote:

CCJRC was the “Encourager” for the founding of Second Chance Center which, after less than 7years of existence has grown into the preeminent retry agency in Colorado. CCJRC has spearheaded legislative inroads that have dramatically altered the landscape... more »

  sparkles-mom wrote:

After donating for years & being what I thought well informed, my daughter & her baby became a client. I was SHOCKED what really occurred. I was alienated & the Director I consider very unprofessional towards me as if my daughter needed to be protected... more »

  jrodoni wrote:

My daughter has been a "little" for more than one year. She is ten years old and has grown and matured by this experience. Tucson Big Brothers-Big Sisters has given my daughter an opportunity for a friend, mentor, and role model. She is so happy to spend... more »

  drjay wrote:

I went to You Can Ministries to get help starting my business because I could not find a dependable job. They helped me get my business started and helped me find better housing. I really appreciate their help because it is hard taking care of a family... more »

  Jeffrey D. wrote:

This non-profit does amazing work and is staffed with fun, dedicated, and honest people who truly exhibit care and integrity in assisting the elderly, as well as countless families, with legal services and advocacy. more »

  strongnow wrote:

I am a domestic violence attorney that has worked with lifespan for many years as a mentor and friend to them and mainly the downtown Chicago attorneys. I have supported them financially by contribution and by helping them academically when necessary.... more »

  veronicasmith wrote:

I joined the board of Powerful Voices this year and have been continually impressed with the commitment, professionalism and discipline of the executive director, Jane Hinton. I have also had the chance to meet PV staff and girls and young women served... more »

  toddalandry wrote:

I have worked for three nonprofits in my career and donated to hundreds. I am incredibly impressed by the relentless focus on the mission of Lena Pope - to help create hope, happiness, and success for children and their families. For over 86 years,... more »

  MarkFulop wrote:

Resolutions Northwest is a critical program to the Portland Metro Area offering positive conflict resolution through programs that include: neighborhood mediation, community facilitation and civic engagement, youth-focused restorative justice, and training... more »

  nicabrito wrote:

Sam and Julie are the real deal, pouring themselves into the lives of the most vulnerable in El Salvador. Whether it be a severely malnourished baby or a prisoner, their love and care is transformational. I have loved my visits with them!! more »

  JESUS01 wrote:

THIS PLACE WAS A STRAIGHT UP RIP OFF. TOOK OVER 300K FROM MY MURDERED SISTER AND HER CHILDRENS LIFE INSURANCE POLICY AND DISSAPPEARED! IRIS SUTHERLAND- AND HER TWO CHILDREN KILLED AND THESE PEOPLE KICK THE FAMILY BY LYING AND VANISH.- MILAN ROSS KILLED... more »

  Orphaned wrote:

I was a patient at EYE in 1986-87 I was in a foster home repeating my senior year because I was moved around so much I had to repeat.When I told my social worker about the abuse and misappropriation of state funds by my foster parents I was left homeless... more »

  ArmadilloJim wrote:

Since 1990 this not-for-profit has seen over 2 million children in schools fairs and festivals with a message titled “put on your armor” Armadillo Rangers, led by Armadillo Jim have visited 39 states and Canada and appeared on over 500 television... more »

  Crystal83 wrote:

This place may present a good front about their mission on their website and Facebook page, but please do not let them mislead you. They are purposely writing false Social Investigations not in the best interest of the child involved causing more detriment... more »

  Kimberly_Y wrote:

Childhood is where it all begins. We're always hearing about how children are the future, but so few step up to try and shape this future. That's why I became a Big Sister. After a few short months, I saw my Little Sister blossom in ways that she never... more »

  BUT22 wrote:

My reason for scoring this Organization are for these reason: 1. Lack of prompt returns calls or no return calls when needed. 2. Answering machine is often used. 3. Money was shown to be the major factor for the organization... more »

  Elizabeth Q. wrote:

Having fought the good fight, I simply stand my ground and wait for God's providence.https://youtube.com/channel/UCb26QwveKffmm4vTz9WdaWQIn the United States, we once enjoyed freedom of speech to present formidable opposition to injustice... more »

  Ellen30 wrote:

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County is part of a large network that helps children in foster care. Volunteers like me spend time with a child or youth who is overseen by the Juvenile Court System. The Special Advocates are able to know... more »

  kefwilli wrote:

KEF has worked for decades to protect the environment and the public from threatening practices like incineration of chemical wepons, fracking and dangerous NGL's pipeline proposals. They are capable and effective and received the Goldman Environmental... more »

  GR8CPA wrote:

The volunteers and employees of this organization work tirelessly to help individuals wend their way through the health care morass to be able to find optimum help for health care issues. They speak the language of Medi-Cal, Medi-Connect, Medicare, private... more »

  Kristen73 wrote:

I became a CASA to help kids. I thought it was a great opportunity to make a real difference and change someone's life. I couldn't have imagined how much this experience would change me. These children need our help. The system is broken and the victims... more »

  tiphanieb wrote:

A Disappointing Experience with Su Casa: Broken Promises and UnprofessionalismI had high hopes for Su Casa, a non-profit shelter in Los Angeles, but my experience has been nothing short of disappointing. The organization seems to make a lot of... more »

  casagal wrote:

What could be more worthwhile than advocating for an abused and neglected child? The reason Richland COunty CASA excels is due to an amazing staff led by a dynamic, creative, think-out-of-the-box director, Paige Greene. I love this organization and proud... more »

  Corbins84 wrote:

A safe place to stay. The staff wasn't honest about funding and provided very little food throughout my stay. I was forced out the shelter 12 days before Christmas. They force LGBTQ members to transfer to other facilities and only help women with children.... more »

  hoger wrote:

i will be very happy i work like volunteer , actually it is the first time oldest on this wonderful service . happy new year .. more »

  aebatty wrote:

The CCR has been toiling effectively and efficiently in Chicago for many years, yet so many are unaware of it. I read an article about it 15 or so years ago and decided I would benefit from their training. I took the course, qualified to become a volunteer... more »

  FFGoldman wrote:

The Community Tax Law Project (CTLP) is a unique, small agency that provides free legal assistance to taxpayers who have a tax controversy with the IRS. It is well-run with an extremely low overhead. It was the first low income taxpayer clinic in the... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been giving these guys money for 5 or 10 years. They seem to be a good organization that helps support whistleblowers, both publicizing their cases and providing legal support. Given the vast amount of corporate and government power that can... more »

  renizzi wrote:

I had a summer job through YRDC when I was 16. I was called to work at the United Way to assist with their annual fundraising campaign. Although it was only a 2 month temporary job, I learned how to work with others and help my community, as well as gain... more »

  mariadelcarmen wrote:

Hello. I am donating today late by many years. I ended up at the center after fleeing my blind date. I gave that night's STYX tickets to some of the ladies there. The center gave me $11 to get on a bus and back home to Casa Grande in the middle of... more »

  rb1artist wrote:

When I was 12 yrs old, while I was away at a Summr camp...sent away by a non profit agency way back then....my 3 years old sister Carol, was hit by a car and killed...at a Brooklyn beach resort...Coney Island....it was a very sad accident..no one meant... more »

  Addie A. wrote:

I left Brooklyn where I had been a pediatric social worker in a Neonatal Intensive Care Unit, Pediatric Emergency room and out patient department for 33 years. When I moved to Austin I wanted to find an agency that advocated for children, knowing full... more »

  PeerCounselormovinglivesForwardForlife wrote:

When my kids were in foster care even though they were not with penny Lane, Penny Lane allowed us to use their facilities for visits which was closer to my home and less stressful than a McDonald's and they were always welcoming and respectful.That being... more »

  Bob_33 wrote:

Simple enough to say this organization has a website filled with distorted facts.. Less than 10% of the donations are utilized, the rest is expenses. Requesting their 990 they asked for money and postage. Three red flags for a person who is claiming to... more »

  paintnthrift wrote:

Family Advocates offers the unique full-spectrum support for at-risk families as they not only support families with training and support to learn more about parenting, but they offer support to children who find themselves in foster care and need someone... more »

  MommaMills wrote:

On July 5th two representatives of Christlife Ministries, a 501 (c) (3) non-profit organization made contact with my Mother in the most disrespectful and belittling way they found possible. The female representative who claimed to be a good Christian... more »

  RachC wrote:

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

  Alh13 wrote:

Wonderful organization that's been around for 40 plus years. They take in abused, neglected and abandoned kids, ages 6-17 and get them counseling, provide a safe and nurturing environment. more »

  sreenit wrote:

This organization is visionary and helps people working in child protection across the globe find best practice and research. This is so critical for people working in this field to collaborate for children to thrive and to protect this highly specialized... more »

  linda40 wrote:

This rescue is top notch and do a great job in rehabbing the horses they take in. When the horses are ready, they are placed in qualified homes under contract to assure their safety. more »

  NeighborShare wrote:

Association to Benefit Children is a nonprofit partner of NeighborShare, Inc. We partner with effective, trustworthy organizations on the ground working with families and individuals, like Association to Benefit Children. They identify one-time urgent... more »

  Colisha1 wrote:

Prevent Child Abuse of North Carolina is a knowledgeable organization filled with trained individuals who strive to educate the community about child safety. They are leaders in the community and they are effective in their strategy for change. Here... more »

  tinag17775 wrote:

I had a life-changing experience with Impact this weekend. The program is amazing and I will be recommending it to everyone I know. more »

  er.alanna.messner wrote:

I started with the VSC about two years ago, and I am so glad that I made the choice to volunteer here! The staff here make volunteering a really enjoyable experience with a great support system and plenty of opportunities that cater to everyone's strengths.... more »

  blindganesh wrote:

When I entered foster care at the age of 15 I was placed in an unfit home through which I was introduced to drugs and various other negative influences. Orangewood's Independent Living Program (ILP) required that I attend regular workshops in order to... more »

  CrimeStopper wrote:

FOHVAMP does a wonderful job of help advocate missing persons and homicide victims. They not only work with law enforcement to help find ways to solve these crimes, they also work with the families closely to help support them during this rough time in... more »

  Claudia Varga wrote:

I am an addiction counselor from Romania and I received a lot of help in my professional experience and to become a good leader in this field. Since 1999, when I was a student Terry made my first introduction to addiction field by a small training in... more »

  Antoinettej1 wrote:

I am a 54 year old disabled diabetic and pads I am suffering where i live there are so many violations and im paying my whole social security check to this man i have a leaking toilet that now has mold around it black mold to be exact and i need help... more »

  nyamwayajared wrote:

i am from kenya and have reviewed your performance and i find it far exceeds bar.Reason being that the burget met and also the intended event is met.With these few remarks we also have astruggling polytechnic here in kenya and welcome your assistance... more »

  Matt_the_Roofer wrote:

This nursery has helped my family multiple times, I am so thankful. My two oldest children had a warm and safe place. While my youngest recived life saving blood transfusions while accompanied by his mother. Work overwhelming the father at the time. Looking... more »

  AlecStern wrote:

The Ally Foundation is doing amazing work! They are leading the efforts to stop repeat sex offense attacks on Women though eduation, awareness and changing the laws and attitudes needed to prevent this from happening to other innocent Women... more »

  Wisemann wrote:

Being affiliated with this agency for a long time, it is unfortunate that I ended up with low regard of them as utterly weak in legal practice and advocating those who are marginalized even if they are the target clienteles. They only handle a limited... more »

  scmcpa wrote:

I was a volunteer with Friends of Guest House for over 10 years, and still am a supporter. This organization is truly changing lives and saving lives each day. They provide a safe landing space for women coming out of prison to assist them in reentry... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went to the Dee Norton Lowcountry Children's center during a difficult time in my life. I was sexually abused for many years. One of their incredible counselors helped me work through the abuse. I am now in a much better place. Their staff is so... more »

  john-aw wrote:

I have been a volunteer and ally of this organization for many years. With a very small budget they do some very big work. From vitally needed services for the Latino immigrant community (like ESL and citizenship classes, legal help, etc.) to organizing... more »

  RobertRobert wrote:

The Conflict Resolution Center in Minneapolis, is a joke. Not even worth rating. Very unprofessional office staff.The two mediators they assigned were very different in skill level, which was OK because the more skilled mediator was dominate.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Exchange Club has been one of the main resources that has helped educate me & keep me from going back to a domestic violence relationship. I was married to an abuser for 17 years. I tried to leave lots of times even going into hiding &... more »

  debbie07ann wrote:

I was unfairly denied benefits that were due to my family and GLSP took on the case and were able to request and access a fair hearing trial where the wrong was made right. The representative was meticulous, professional and he walked me through every... more »

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

The Pennsylvania Prison Society is well respected nationally among prison and reentry nonprofits for their longstanding and valued contributions in Pennsylvania prisons. Kim Burkhardt Nattional Network of Prison Nonprofits (NC4RSO) more »

  Debra M.1 wrote:

. Prison strugglesEmotional actions recognize social experiencesDebra Moore easywayinmateconnect@gmail.comThe Freudian concept considered religious needs as an expression of neurotic development and made an integration of religious/spiritual... more »

  lindseyann wrote:

The CAC of Gainesville is an amazing nonprofit with the most welcoming environment and compassionate staff who truly care about their work, the community, and their clients. more »

  negro wrote:

The lawyers at Civil Justice and their network members have made such a difference in my life. No one would take my case, much less listen to my story. I was able to get connected to a great attorney named Bill Blackford who compassionately listened... more »

  darci.minnella wrote:

As a recent retiree, I wanted to get involved with a worthwhile charity. Due to my love of young children and knowing there are so many children with support needs, I found CASA of Middlesex County a worthwhile charity to donate my time to. From the beginning,... more »

  Jamecelle V. wrote:

Hollywood PAL is a nonprofit program that truly helps serve kids in the community. PAL has become a program that truly accomplishes its mission statement. Not only does it provide a sense of unity and community, but it helps the kids to stay off the streets,... more »

  Fraud Squad TV wrote:

Great organization. We are working on possible opportunities to help educate the public about emerging fraud risks. Pleasure to work with. more »

  mcolvin wrote:

I lost a friend to domestic violence many years ago. One reason she didn't leave was because she couldn't figure out how to bridge that period after leaving the shelter and before achieving financial independence. I began volunteering with Of Home,... more »

  Helen P. wrote:

This organization has disbanded. It's Rape Crisis services are now handled by Rape Advocacy, Counseling & Education Services, in Urbana. The rest of this organization's activities have been subsumed by Women in Transition. more »

  brandiesh wrote:

I volnteer with this AMAZING charity. I have known Debbie Butler, The president of our Board of Directors for many years and I am proud of the work she has done for the families and children in our community. She is a woman on a mission and I am glad... more »

  tlholcomb wrote:

I served as an AmeriCorps member for 2 years, and I really got a lot out of it. I was able to experience different cultures and lifestyles than the one I grew up with. I met a lot of interesting individuals and I feel that I made difference in at least... more »

  GraduatedClientPastHouseManagerAndPastBoard wrote:

The director needs to step back from the woman's shelter for a second and truly heal from her past even though she said she has. The girls need real counseling and therapy more often than not. Most of all, the girls need the love of Jesus and a loving... more »

  Janet71 wrote:

When my daughter went missing, this organization reached out to me in my time of stress and need. They went above and beyond my expectations. Not only did they assist in finding her, but they helped find and get her to a safe place. Melissa Rangel... more »

  MaureenR wrote:

the Legal Clinic drafted an Advance Directive and Last Will and Testament for me in less than 5 weeks. the documents were thoroughly explained and were notarized at my in person appointment. I was treated with great courtesy and respect. there... more »

  stupid wrote:

Giving families and single parents respect and a hand up is their missionThe county prison did away with a GED program years ago. And they fought go bring it back, and they won. Every single person who comes to them is listened to and supporter,... more »

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

Freedom Project provides a much needed service: nonviolent communication courses in local jails and prisons. In addition, they actively participate in - and support - local networking among Seattle-area "prison nonprofits," thereby strengthening the... more »

  BShti209 wrote:

This must be a joke, Legal Services of Greater Miami is doing nothing at all to protect consumers, at least on my recently experience with the organization, my landlord has an history of rejecting to provide maintenance to the property, last time we had... more »

  NeighborShare wrote:

Echo Training is a nonprofit partner of NeighborShare, Inc. We partner with effective, trustworthy organizations on the ground working with families and individuals, like Echo Training. They identify one-time urgent needs that would otherwise go unmet... more »

  CoolMaritza64 wrote:

My name is Maritza Stancil. I'm a 64 year old woman, who is disable. I have been on Baltimore County Section 8 for 12 years. I contacted Disability Rights for assistance in getting a voucher that's now due to me. They couldn't help me, are they really... more »

  ruready1 wrote:

This program is most dynamic and creative. I had the opportunity to volunteer with them and found the experience most rewarding. They coordinate and implement the most dynamic recreation, athletic, development and academic programs that I have ever experienced.... more »

  gloria4 wrote:

CARTE's STARR Program is an accelerated experiential self-esteem program for at-risk abused teen girls and women who are victims of domestic abuse. As I watch and listen to the girls from the first day to the third day, I hear them saying things like... more »

  ahindsdel-vallek12txus wrote:

For the past seven years, I have trained student peer mediators with the materials from PaxUnited. We see a positive impact when our students help other students mediate their differences. more »

  Andrey Makhanko wrote:

National and International Leader in Prevention and response to Child Abuse and Neglect, NCAC during over 30 years deliver direct services, train professionals and mobilize communities to give adequate response as well as to prevent child abuse and neglect.... more »

  freddie wrote:

I have been a part-time volunteer and paid staff for KPC and Family Connections for 5 years. I have always found the KPC Respite Center warm and inviting for all those that enter through its doors. We offer part-time respite child care for children... more »

  Integrity in Numbers wrote:

I met The founder while the CFO for a social service organization in Harlem district, New York City. Rita Zimmer is selfless and dedicated in pushing forward the issues of homeless women and families in New York City. I joined the Board in Jan 2007... more »

  greg-crabtree wrote:

T.J.'s Place provides Hope Beyond AddiT.J.’s Place of Hope is an organization of compassionate people working within the community to provide a safe, confidential, peer reinforced environment, to restore hope to young people caught in addictions... more »

  charlie wrote:

I myself have served time in a California Prison. In fact I had my one and only child while I was incarcerated. I was at V.S.P.W. at the time and what a way to give birth to a child and then return to the prison to do more time. My Daughter was 6 mo.... more »

  rashid26 wrote:

I was helped by Casa when I was feeling depressed and smoking crack. I wanted to die but they helped me find my way back to Allah and the Ummah and stop using. they hooked me up with VESID and now i am a counselor working on my associates and doing well Rashid... more »

  Patrick Townes wrote:

I really needed some direction on what to do with my issues with the VA, and the Veterans Law Center was there all the way! Judge Moroz and his team do a great job! God bless them and all of our military veterans!!! more »

  johnsona wrote:

campusCATALYST is a fantastic organization. By exposing students at Chicago's top universities to the trends and challenges of the social sector, campusCATALYST inspires young talent to commit to community service. In the long run, this will help to... more »

  lraymac01 wrote:

I know a man who has given much to this effort. He goes out without much (financial, community, or social) support- mostly through his Christian generosity and tries to make a difference. it is hard in a community (and Nation) that has strayed so far... more »

  msholmes1 wrote:

As of July 10, 2013 this organization has since been reinstated to it's 501(c)(3) status. The revocation was not the fault of the organization (except as to follow-up) but of the tax preparer who did not submit the 990-N annually. The organization has... more »

  lepking wrote:

I have worked with CEO, Donna Bartos, for many years and have applauded her dedication to ending teen trauma in many areas. But it wasn't until my granddaughter disclosed to me that she had been a victim of sexual assault by her mother's boyfriend and... more »

  picayuneperson wrote:

This organization does not pay its bills or take care of its obligations. They used me to train their volunteers, but they have not paid me what I am owed. I would not recommend doing business with the Board of Directors because I have given them several... more »

  vb.miller wrote:

There are many wonderful nonprofit programs that offer services; however, Project 180 is the only one of its kind that will give former offenders a second chance to rebuild their lives, and most importantly -- stay out of prison. I truly believe that... more »

  plj9768 wrote:

I contacted this organization in search of a home to rent for myself and my family. The application process was easy and we were able to move in without any problems. When my family had a temporary financial setback, they were understanding and worked... more »

  DeloresDay wrote:

I am in the Process of developing a Safe House utilizing the same program development that they have at Hope House, with a few tweaks!! I have heard so many GOOD things about this program & how much they show the LOVE to these girls. Which is the very... more »

  Michy wrote:

Jesucristo En Prision (JEP) is to provide prisoners and ex-prisoners with a means to hear the Good News of Jesus Christ and to accept Him as their Lord and Savior. (JEP) is providing spiritual auxiliary service for prisoners, released prisoners,... more »

  DrLee wrote:

This is an excellent educational foundation(fcdnpo.org) They gift college degrees to low-income adults. To help fund the program, they formed the United States Institute of Applied knowledge (usicertificates.org) by selling Bachelor and Master Level Advanced... more »

  Harry wrote:

Anyakora Memorial Foundation Charity [AMFC] helped me to handle some complicated mortgage-Homeowners-insurance issues. I was being ripped off by these companies until AMFC officers came into the picture and resolved the situation. I am over 74 years... more »

  vic1 wrote:

Being middle aged and well read, I assumed I didn't need any help when Abigail arrived. How wrong I was. Thank goodness the Family Visitor Program was there to help. From advice on breast feeding, to early learning techniques. Our visitor was a life... more »

  pmdonor wrote:

Was repeatedly promised a donation receipt and photos of my donations of furniture, household goods, etc, but they never delivered. more »

  JodiCarson wrote:

I read an article in the Stearn's County (Minnesota) newspaper how 832 K-9's Deputy Dogs saved a 3 year old little girl lost on the family farm. Awesome job.... something I am sure the parents are very thankful for! That story touched my heart. more »

  Camas_C wrote:

The children at Family Relief Nursery stole my heart!Family Relief Nursery is part of the Oregon's Relief Nursery programs. They seek to stop child abuse and keep children out of foster care through early intervention and parent education. ... more »

  gscott1237 wrote:

This organization and the women that work there are incredible, totally involved in any and all ways to put a stop to ABUSE they are constantly thinking and implementing new ideas for prevention. These incredible devoted women help so many people; that,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Laurel Paulson-Pierce Laurel Paulson-Pierce The Mustang Project has helped to save the lives of some of the wild horses who were cruelly removed from their home range by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Without the efforts of The Mustang Project... more »

  calimorrison wrote:

I have been a CAP mentor since 2001. CAP matches adults from the community with students in the public schools to meet for one hour a week. I have had CAP pals who simply needed a friend, others who had severe deficits in reading, others who needed... more »

  phuonggiao.le wrote:

FLY was a very constructive experience for me because it helped me narrow down what I wanted to do in life. Furthermore, I am extremely proud of having been part of an organization that helped youth from high-risk areas attain such high areas of success... more »

  truckerhank wrote:

As a former Vice President of the organization I can say with confidence that the group works very hard for incarcerated veterans helping them and their families obtain benefits and counseling preparing them for a productive life. Because of this group... more »

  ashleyganem wrote:

I was an intern at COMPASS for kids for four years. Initially it was just a job but after seeing change occur in the lives of the homeless clients, and even the early childhood educators. This program has inspired me and as it grows I see myself informing... more »

  Hopeoftomorrow wrote:

This organization helps youth that have been exposed to violence and are victimized by stressful environments. This group provides mentors, and teaches life skills providing youth that are homeless with networks that find them housing, provides counseling,... more »

  Sabrina Nance wrote:

Chastity House is a tremendously valuable asset to the community. Chastity House is committed to loving teen girls unconditionally while helping them develop maturity, build self-esteem, self-control, accountability and to intervene and/or prevent... more »

  bwcdmohio wrote:

Association is a farce, pretending to promote the profession of dietary managers while using dues income to pad senior management pockets. It saddens me to think that as little as CDMs are paid, the one organization whose mission is to promote CDMs as... more »

  Cloudcell wrote:

I'm donating money to help stop people from gun violence and more control over them always.. more »

  MFEH wrote:

This is a right-wing political organization. That should not have non-profit status. Affiliated with the Family Leader Foundation which is has no non-profit status. more »

  James76 wrote:

The American Rifle Association is a false-flag phony "gun owner" front group created by Democratic activists to give legitimacy to Democrat attempts to push gun control legislation. Their dishonesty can be seen in their silent transformation... more »

  Spacegoddess wrote:

This organization is by far the best Citizens Police Academy around!! I have attended a few, and I was very impressed with the overall training and commitment to the citzens. I highly recommend this course to anyone living in the area!! more »

  Barak wrote:

There are many groups working for equality, all doing great work. What's special about AFER though is that they are uniquely focussed on Prop 8, meaning that they are fully and totally committed to winning it's overturn. When groups work on too many issues... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization represented a relative of mine. I have been an attorney for 15 years. I have never seen such a lack of interest in or advocacy for a client in my life. Their representation has been horrific, leaving my relative to suffer in jail for... more »

  Adriana P. wrote:

Brazilian Alliance is the first nonprofit organization that serves the Portuguese-speaking communities throughout the Bay Area. Brazilian Alliance promotes self-sustainability and social integration of the Portuguese speaking communities through legal... more »

  Barakoti wrote:

United 4 Safety is the only organization in the Southeast that provides support and services for survivors from the LGBTQQI community. I have been a volunteer with United 4 Safety for a few years and I am amazed at how dedicated everyone is.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This program is great for helping the children to learn by positive example given by youth and adult who reach out to them through reading. Straightening relationships through the read aloud experience! more »

  MaryMom wrote:

Rainbird is a true blessing to abused and neglected children. In America alone, nearly 10 children die from abuse DAILY making child abuse a serious domestic emergency that tragically does not get enough attention and solution from lawmakers and citizens... more »

  MGuti wrote:

This place is a joke. My child was sexually molested and when they did the interview they got nothing out of him. My son is 7 and special needs. At the time, I was not aware of there being a 1980 United Nations Law they are to abide by when they are interviewing/forensics... more »

  Madi wrote:

My Dad was in a nursing home and on Medicaid. He wanted to return to his home, but didn't think he could afford at home care. Veterans Legal Aid helped my Dad receive valuable veterans benefits to pay for care at home. Also, Veterans Legal Aid didn't... more »

  frog312 wrote:

I have been volunteering for F.I.S.T. (Former Inmates Striving Together) for about 3 months now and I have found them to be a wonderful resource to the men returning home after prison. The staff/volunteers work tirelessly for the good of the residents... more »

  Jae R. wrote:

My name is Jae Roberts and I am a disabled 42 year old woman who was attempted to be murdered by a very close family member who was supposed to protect me and my other siblings back in the year of 1995 and I was only a nieve 18 year old who didn’t think... more »

  MeghanJackson wrote:

This is an excellent organization! I used to teach life skills to teens and we had an annual event where we invited Kidpower to teach our teens boundary setting and basic self-defense. The instructors were very engaging with hands on activities. They... more »

  Rhonda_M wrote:

For the third year, I have donated to the local CASA program (Court Appointed Special Advocates) to help the program host a Christmas Party for foster children, their foster and/or bio parents. This year there are almost 90 children. These children... more »

  Coco1949 wrote:

No review. I'm a 72 yr old disabled woman. I live on $841 a month SSI. I'm in dire need of a mobility scooter , Can you help me? Colleen Brang. 706-405-8979 more »

  Monique H. wrote:

Being a board member of the NH Childrens Trust, has opened my eyes to the need of helping children and families in NH. This organization far exceeds expectations for nonprofits. They really are able to use every last resource available to reach as many... more »

  Damascus wrote:

This is a great ministry that is so very needed, in this area. I am proud to be a part of this life-changing ministry that God will use to change men's lives. more »

  SParker57 wrote:

This one of the best organization in Texas. Mrs. Parker organization active for 17th years. This orgnaization help kids all over Texas and outside of the Texas area. more »

  dlancaster wrote:

I am privileged to have worked closely with Jeremy Lewis, founder and President, in finding resources for victims of human trafficking.I personally witnessed him use his contacts and expertise of IAHTI to literally save a girl's life who was on a... more »

  Teresa C. wrote:

Jodi's story changed my life forever. I have been the victim of a stalker for the past 8 years (and counting) and Jodi's Voice has enabled me to finally turn such a horrible, life-altering experience into positive change. I identified with Jodi and her... more »

  shearinc2010 wrote:

This is our "10 Annual Friends & Family Day Beach, Bash, Baptism" event to help those that are less fortunate enjoy a day of food, fun and fellowship. This year we have added baptism for those that have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord & Savior and... more »

  Karla DeSimone wrote:

I have had the pleasure to volunteer with Enduring Faith Ministries and the results are humbling. Pam and Ron have dedicated their lives to making a difference and that is exactly what they are doing. Years ago Pam and Ron decided to bring Jesus to... more »

  nonprofitwatchdog wrote:

This non-profit states on their website that they are a 501(c)3 organization. They are not. They have not filed the required forms with the IRS since 2010 and thus have had their 501(c)3 status revoked by the IRS. more »

  stupidbitch wrote:

Went looking for help and was instead offered drugs and gossip about other people in the area by Megan Frazier, who also asked for money for the help. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have lost so many people over drunk drivers. I'm glad there are people out there that are trying to make a difference. more »

  Fallon Brooke P. wrote:

Everyone experiences phases in life when making good decisions are far, few and between which when breaking laws can have you convicted and sentenced. But like all phases, they come to a crossroads and change. I believe in 2nd chances to prove to yourself... more »

  Sheirra H. wrote:

The impact that The Starts Within Organization has on the community is nothing short of a blessing. Thank you Carlos Christian for having the courage to share your story and encourage others to do the same. Change begin within ourselves and in our current... more »

  Author La Toyia H. wrote:

TWO-LIFESTYLES, INC IS A WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM RAN BY A SURVIVOR OF SEXUAL ASSAULT/ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, RECOVERING ADDICT AND GANG MEMBER. FOR THE LAST NINE YEARS SHE HAS BEEN USING HER OWN FUNDS TO RUN THE FACILITY. I FEEL LIKE MY NEED CAN... more »

  hlynn wrote:

This nonprofit has helped greatly to provide awareness of human trafficking nationally and internationally. I became aware of this organization through its compassionate and talented founder amassed other visual and performing artists to bring attention... more »

  rmdrtboss wrote:

This organization is a pillow of strength to the community and local residents they serve . They do a fantastic job reaching out to everyone that's in need of assistance or spiritual guidance, I look forward to helping this program by donating my... more »

  mysyeryme86 wrote:

Not upfront about charges or time class will take. The 1 star is for Sarah she’s the only good part of the company. They have people not computer literate doing clerical work. A 15 min job takes 2 hours. It’s a 3 step program it will not be done in... more »

  CharlesWilwright wrote:

I believe in the efforts and passion of the DLF members. Over the last year I have seen committed action; although a very small organization it's service provides such a big impact in the local community . How often do you get to witness such a professional... more »

  Imnikida A. wrote:

I have always been a supportive individual in this nonprofit organization and others like it. I came across this organization while doing my research for a book I written concerning the topic of the horrific crime of human trafficking. While doing my... more »

  Cathi F. wrote:

We have only been around for a year and the lives that we are touching and changing in these teens is amazing. Teaching them how to deal with life's problems and challenges with caring and insight is preparing our future for great things. The more we... more »

  wrvoigt wrote:

The LCRLEOA is a great group of retired professional Law Enforcement personnel consisting of former Federal, state, county and municipal sworn members from all over the United States, who have dedicated their lives for the protection and service to the... more »

  cindyB777 wrote:

This place should not be allowed to stay open. From the board, to the director, to the staff they are abusive and abuse their power covering up for each other. They judge and are supposed to be christian. They are rude, arrogant and even with proof will... more »

  DougieW wrote:

I called a couple times and wanted to discuss an issue with an attorney, but the administrative assistant who answered the phone would not connect me with nor make an appoitment with an attorney until I answered a whole host of questions. I did not want... more »

  mobileUser364741 wrote:

Very exciting Charity that can help many people in need. more »

  EORN_2013 wrote:

I founded this nonprofit in 2013, initially to help other Minnesotans, however, it quickly went viral around the World by July, 2014. Currently, Ex-Offenders Resource Network, is in a MOU Partnership with the Women Empowerment Movement. more »

  mtg225 wrote:

NYC Together is a powerful vehicle for change. By bringing young people and local officers in partnership, the organization is changing the narrative around these two often misunderstood groups. It has successfully interrupted the traditional school disciplinary... more »