Find Cultural & Ethnic Awareness Nonprofits and Charities

  Bobvac wrote:

I've been on two excursions with GEEO, China and Egypt. Working with Jesse at GEEO has been wonderful. He gives personalized service, calls back rapidly with answers and smoothes things over. The adventures he assembles have met all expectations. He does... more »

  Romi wrote:

As a teenage pacific islander, it was quite difficult to gauge how difficult university classes would be. In attending Stanford and Princeton via JSA summer school, my eyes were truly opened to the hard work still ahead as I graduated high school. In... more »

  greenbergsam wrote:

OUDC provided me with an amazing year-long experience that helped me learn about and analyze important issues in our society. Not only did the program give me an understanding about race and its role in our nation, the program helped me look at broader... more »

  bo1 wrote:

I'm amazed by all the local talent that come out to tell their stories each month. It was really evident when they had a show featuring guest performers from NYC one time. I was anticipating it to be awesome because they were from NYC and all... but... more »

  Holly Bull wrote:

I wish Princeton, NJ had something like this that was so accessible to families, especially children. My daughter, Lia, was excited about her two visits there and described them to others in detail. She really liked the "treasure hunt" option and I thought... more »

  MyHeise wrote:

As the mother of a beautiful daughter, adopted from China, I can not begin to thank CCAI for all they have done, exposing her to the beauty of the Chinese culture. From language, art, music and dance, CCAI has provided a warm and welcoming community... more »

  Pat wrote:

This organization does not provide any financial or material support to in-country organizations. The organization also does not in any way help overseas organizations obtain such support. Despite this, this organization has US IRS non-profit status,... more »

  deskpv wrote:

I have indigenous roots . I have seen over the years the extraordinary work that The Wayuu Taya Foundation is doing . From building school ,feeding children ,giving opportunities to the community to become self sustainable . Just amazing . more »

  The_Factor wrote:

Our church group St Francis Builds spent a week learning Sioux customs/traditions while helping to repair 2 houses on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It was a wonderful learning experience while we could also give something of ourselves. Go for it! more »

  jmkl wrote:

I was pleasantly surprised by the efforts and friendliness that I saw at the event that was held by the Arizona Russian Center. It was better than what I expected, since other Russian themed events of the past were awkward or way too old school like.... more »

  allterrain wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over two years and look forward to more opportunities to give back. I help coordinate and host crafting parties and take every chance I get to volunteer at the local children's hospital! I am very grateful... more »

  scottye wrote:

The Center for Contemporary Dance in Winter Park Florida is a model not-for-profit organization that brings dance instruction to our community that is accessible and of the highest quality. more »

  Henock K. wrote:

Great organization with incredibly creative organizers and artists. Gives local talented Chicago artists the opportunity to share their work in a cool and fun gallery space without the fear of breaking the bank. If I could give it 10 stars I would, no... more »

  nlmcelwee wrote:

As a volunteer at Pearl S. Buck International, I am impressed on a daily basis by the work that is done by the organization and all the dedicated professionals who work there. It is an honor to be associated with them and serve as a volunteer. What a... more »

  frankecrump wrote:

I have been associated with UPI Education for nine years. I have witnessed the organizations growth and development firsthand with awe and excitement. There are many youth development or life skills programs throughout the country (many of which serve... more »

  atrau123 wrote:

I have been a long time patron of Silk Road Theatre Project having attended every production since their second show. I have been consistently impressed with the quality and content of every show. Each show is unique in content but always sticks to... more »

  AmyBesnard wrote:

Bright Light Volunteers has organized incredible service learning trips for my high school students to Cambodia, Peru, Greece, Ecuador and the Galapagos. We’ve taught English to monks, built shelters for animals, provided supplies to refugees, improved... more »

  David H.15 wrote:

I have been involved with The Salaam Network since its founding. It developed in a time when the U.S. began seeing ever-increasing incidents of hate crimes and islamophobia. There is no other organization in the region which has done more to root out... more »

  CLE8 wrote:

Alway cordial comunications and polite updates on their needs and activites. Much needed for our native youths. Please add to your charity giving too? more »

  Nicole Roa B. wrote:

I was a founding Member of this Company and can honestly say I had the best time of my life while I was in MFDC. I have made friendships that have lasted a lifetime. Dancing taught me discipline and self controlI can’t pick just one memory to share,... more »

  rlgranda wrote:

I have known of the organization from its inception. I have seen it grow from a dream to a life changing reality for thousands of children, their families and the communities they live in. There are many important reasons for supporting... more »

  ovlm55 wrote:

Kitty city made it possible for me to trap, spay/neuter and return many hundreds of feral cats. more »

  Bruce24 wrote:

This is a polished, professional, fun and highly successful non-profit that promotes the celtic culture and arts through numerous events. All monies raised are spent effectively and efficiently towards this end. The Foundation boasts a large and active... more »

  moodytx wrote:

This non-profit is true to it's mission and provides support to the families that I work with in countless ways throughout this HUGE state of Texas. Texas Hands & Voices is by parents and for parents of Deaf and hard of hearing children, but demonstrate... more »

  jerner wrote:

Bradbury-Sullivan LGBT Community Center provides much-needed education and support to the LGBT community in the Lehigh Valley. The staff and directors are professional, committed, and incredibly hard-working. This organization makes the most of every... more »

  Bonnie C. wrote:

I volunteered for the first time with the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market in July, 2010, as part of their Artist Training Program. The first thing I noticed was the commitment and level of dedication of their volunteers, some who have... more »

  mimi_graves wrote:

The Latino Community Association is a lifesaver for the minority, but ever-increasing Latino population. With a scavenger budget, LCA serves as a jobs resource, posting jobs from Craig's list in Spanish and creating specific resumes for clients in need... more »

  Marley wrote:

I am a teacher that brought my 4th grade students to the Mosaic Project camp in Napa and was blown away by how together the program is. After five days and four nights at Mosaic, my kids came home singing songs like "Fighting is not the solution..."... more »

  Writer wrote:

The ultimate cultural exchange experience. With it's platform for dance service on the domestic and international scale, Movement Exchange is changing so many lives. When I was the chapter president at Indiana University, I found no experience to be more... more »

  edstevens wrote:

Stageworks is not only the technically best theater company in the Tampa Bay area, but it is also the one most committed to presenting controversial and under-represented viewpoints. Its work is comparable to the best of regional and off-Broadway theaters... more »

  Fawn wrote:

I must thank Mrs. Adams for her guidance throughout the past 2-yeas working with Alana. Her personal and academic growth has been tremendous this past year thanks to your endless patience and support. Your Literacy Program should be awarded! Always, Mat... more »

  eorsun wrote:

A great foundation that supports international activities and dialogue. more »

  jc1208 wrote:

AISES is the best non-profit organization in North America! They have and continue to provide a community and space for Indigenous students in STEM. Through the National Conferences, Leadership Summits, Regional Conferences, Networking events and College... more »

  AMIGOS wrote:

AMIGOS is a first class non-profit. Their experiential learning programs are genuinely life changing. more »

  nyc_ed_hudson wrote:

Have seen the organization grow from a small grassroots cause to a city-wide initiative, and now to an organization with a national presence. Their curriculum is strong and necessary, and their approach is essential. Allowing students the chance to explore... more »

  BrazilianArts_Houston wrote:

The primary reason that I became active with the Brazilian Arts Foundation was because the organization shows such a passion for MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE to everyone in the community. I've witnessed the BAF host more community-oriented activities and... more »

  Kenda wrote:

Friends of Santa Cruz State Parks strives to maintain the natural beauty of the parks and beaches in Santa Cruz County. The staff and volunteers help to replant native trees, help to protect the tide pools and all the lovely sea life surrounding and... more »

  tim wrote:

The Sacred Fire Foundation publishes a magazine titled the "Sacred Fire" magazine -a [human] antidote to human amnesia. The latest edition (#10 has an interview with Grandfather Fire - can you believe it?? This has got to be one potent group! more »

  FaithGadal wrote:

My Son and I love YOUTH LIFE CENTER. It’s a family environment full of love, education, and support. more »

  ripv wrote:

I'm proud to be part of this project and to watch it grow over the last six years. The people in the villages are very thankful for what the CR Project does for them and have seen them welcome project workers with open arms on every visit. more »

  Edmari Hernandez S. wrote:

Very lovely and friendly organization of female artists. I am so proud to be in association and a part of this organization. They have helped out so many women artists in getting exposure and recognition for their work through their website and the art... more »

  freid wrote:

First Nations provides unique, practical, community-based support across a broad range of issues affecting First Nations - health, education, food security, land management, etc. Its approach is highly professional, and it is very results oriented. Its... more »

  Lisa_N wrote:

Like many people, I am shocked and saddened by the recent escalation of hatred and violence in our country. Attacks on people of color. Attacks on friends in the LGBTQ community. Attacks on immigrants and refugees. On Muslims. On Jews. On Women. I hear... more »

  Tamim123 wrote:

Excellent dedicated board, well organized a focus to the cause they serve, donated and volunteered more than once and will do again more »

  Writer wrote:

Such a great supportive staff and one of the best non-profit organization run by such awesome and humble people. Great work !! more »

  cruano7289yahoocom wrote:

As I mentioned I was assisted in my financial planning when I moved to college. Wonderful service and wonderful staff. more »

  dorfmancdorf wrote:

As an artist, artistic director of the Carolyn Dorfman Dance Company and a resident of the state of NJ, I could not be more proud and grateful to Art Pride. This organization has been an extraordinary voice for the arts and the impact of the arts in... more »

  jenniferbUneke wrote:

This unique 501c3 educational organization hit the internet highway in a big way, with a big heart. Everyday volunteers (like myself) offer their time and talents to promote positivity, share knowledge and inspiration to help us all become better world... more »

  Encino volunteer wrote:

The descendants of Eastern Europe emigrees now have a vehicle to experience re-emergence of interest in Yiddish as a secular cultural movement. This organization takes over where prior generations had few non-religious-affiliation opportunities to revive... more »

  2Darwish wrote:

There is no place like La Peña in the whole Bay Area, or maybe in the US for that matter. This is where one gets to meet all kinds of people, very young to very old, from all walks of life and from every corner of the world. If you want to experience... more »

  flamenca29 wrote:

I had discovered Alborada Spanish Dance Theatre one year and a half ago. Since then I had gone to most of the shows and performances all over New Jersey and each time had enjoyed a different show not only rich in dances but also including a rich mix... more »

  Pam_110 wrote:

I am a Nurse Practitioner. I was a volunteer with ASAP on the October 2015 trip to Ghana. I not only had the opportunity to provide Heath care to those in need, I was able to share in the roll out of an exciting literacy program. A rewarding experience... more »

  Rick George wrote:

CircEsteem has had a significant impact on my son who has been a participant in the program for more than six years. He has learned how to work cooperatively with others, gained confidence as a performer and developed close relationships with youth from... more »

  Esther Chae wrote:

BOMB is an insightful art magazine that I was thrilled to write for as they covered international filmmaker extraordinaire Korean filmmaker PARK Chanwook in depth to expose and share with the American audience. BOMB is always about the genuine core of... more »

  johnmcmahon3 wrote:

I worked with the Marshall Direct Fund as a Program Assistant intern for approximately six months in the winter of 2009-10 and spring of 2010. Specifically, I was responsible for developing a social networking presence for the organization, creating and... more »

  TPSP wrote:

Great experience every year! Have been attending for several years and try to plan my family vacation back east around their dates! more »

  gij wrote:

Incredibly valuable service in preserving Yiddish and Jewish culture. A wonderful resource and reaches out to the public in an informative way including Pak n Trager. more »

  dkdeschenes wrote:

I've been involved with NAJS for over a dozen years. The organization does an amazing job in serving Native American individuals and families as they pursue educational and employment opportunities. They have great success stories of grant recipients... more »

  Frank M.5 wrote:

This is a great program for children of all ages. Its gets them up and moving. more »

  storytellerpeace wrote:

I started particiating in event that Laini Kuumba Ngoma Troupe promoted and found the organization to be highly respected, professional not to mention how wonder their offering to the community really is. I plan to start volunteering with them in 2012.... more »

  samyogadance wrote:

One of the best organizations in the USA. They not only support the art by also the artists while maintaining high quality performances and events. Very Professional. Aparna Satheesan more »

  KMCH wrote:

For too long having a mental health diagnosis has been associated with failure. Peer Recovery Art Project defies that belief by focusing on strenghts and artistic talents. The mission of inclusion based on what people can do (instead of what they can't... more »

  tommyhubbard wrote:

The Hunter Memorial Mural (HMM) is a wonderful initiative led by Ms. Fenesa Brewer, dedicated to the memory of Bishop W.C. Hunter and his lifelong contributions to the Greater Chattanooga area. Beginning with a mural to honor him and his wife Peggy... more »

  ycordeiro wrote:

Abada-capoeira DC is my life work and among all the lessons capoeira has taught me in decades of practice and teaching, the most important is closely related to the essence of how this art came to be. The principle that the interaction and exchange of... more »

  keidy wrote:

The W.E.R.C. program is beyond wonderful! my kids love it, the staff is awesome, caring, nurturing, professional, and fun! They offer daycare as well as different after school activities like Mexican dance, theater, chess, basketball, soccer and more;... more »

  Adarsh wrote:

I heard about Transcultural Exchange through one of my friends who said he was going to volunteer for this exciting organization. Upon doing some research and meeting Mary Sherman, the Founder/Director, I was completely sold to its positive vibe, its... more »

  EducatorandInstructor73 wrote:

Na Mea Ike Ia provides exceptional competition support and administration for Hawaii’s youth! They are absolutely essential to the success of our youth programs. We could not provide a professional, consistent, and refined level of competitive events... more »

  bisha wrote:

I currently serve as a Board Member/Secretary for R&R and on the Podcast team of the YVC. My experience has been absolutely amazing, I truly have gained so much in my experience with R&R, have made so many wonderful connections with passionate people,... more »

  Ellen Snortland wrote:

Bob and Gale Ballard are 2 people who make it their business to have the world work for everyone, with no one and nothing left out. Their focus on the homeless through Heart Of Fire Project is undaunted and pure. They are champions for people who are... more »

  Ambre wrote:

I like The Epoch Times, includes its newspaper and website. The contents they posted are very interesting, and the reports are very objective. I recommend everybody to read this media. It's a great one! more »

  director1 wrote:

NWTP has a unique and vibrant take on the world of Yiddish culture. The plays it brings to the English speaking world are vital pieces of stagecraft that without their efforts will be lost along with the Eastern European Jewish world from which they came. It... more »

  dianegsff wrote:

The artistic philosophy of the Garden State Film Festival is rooted in the celebration of the independent film genre and the creation of a forum where local and other independent filmmakers can exhibit their work. In addition, our event provides novice... more »

  Anthony18 wrote:

MGLCC does important work advocating for equality in the Bible belt. I especially appreciate the Outflix Film Festival. GLBT visibility is important in a state where elected leadership is vocally hostile. more »

  ivn124 wrote:

I come to see great perfomances and films dedicated to Russian musical culture, cinematography, and other artistic ventures. These events are well-organized, have a comforting personalized atmosphere, and occur on regular basis. Outstanding pianists and... more »

  christina2 wrote:

I started volunteering with EMTAH in the summer of 2009. After reading Venturing Together, William Rossi's book describing his teaching approach, I became extremely interested in the program. As I spent time helping out with administrative aspects of... more »

  steve5 wrote:

WDNA has been an oasis of musical culture in Miami for many years. I tune in whenever I can to hear music that I would never find anywhere else. Although their terrestrial signal was not always as strong as I wanted - for instance, if I am in my car in... more »

  Dominique Lopez-Piper wrote:

Latinas Leading Tomorrow provided me with my first real-world exposure to the career world at the Latina Power Conference. We got to see Latinas thriving in every field: technology, business, healthcare, non-profits, and beyond. I was in awe of the... more »

  sylvia1 wrote:

Arts Midwest is one of the best organizations I have ever experienced. Under the outstanding leadership of David Fraher, Executive Director, and his excellent staff, Arts Midwest manages many important national and regional initiatives. I have worked... more »

  Leaning Pisa wrote:

Hidden Villa is one of the true gems of the Bay Area. Over the last 30 years, I've spent time hiking their quiet trails, cooking their organic produce, visiting their friendly farm animals, and taking varios workshops and classes from their docents.... more »

  abuwalker wrote:

Al-Bustan provides a way for my child to stay connected to his heritage through the arts. This unique program has meant the world to my family! By sharing amazing Arab arts and culture with the wider community, Al-Bustan also helps break down barriers... more »

  chenrayen wrote:

I took part in one of Taiwanese American Citizens League's program: TACL LYF summer camp. It was only my fist summer in college, and the camp was a blast. The people involved has developed a very open and fun loving atmosphere while staying true to... more »

  BeauR504 wrote:

What a great organization! Seems they do a lot of work in the old cemeteries of the city. I enjoyed their tour of St. Louis Cemetery #1. Additionally, I'm happy that my ticket fee goes toward cemetery restoration work. more »

  Elizabeth40 wrote:

I am a former employee of Cornerstone Theater Co. I came to this company with a positive spirit that was broken. I was told in my interview that I would never move up. Their Value Statement states, "We believe society can flourish when its members know... more »

  shikha1 wrote:

My daughter has attended Chhandam School of Kathak Dance for almost two years now and it has been a more than amazing experience. I am Indian and grew up in the U.S., my daughter is half Indian and half American. I wanted my daughter to have an experience... more »

  carter2006 wrote:

Great non-profit for Educators. Worked with them on PD at Bob Miller Middle School. more »

  metoo wrote:

I have taken their workshop and volunteered with the organization - every encounter was educational and positive, and it enlarged my sense of community. I am 70 years old, and love the challenge of doing new things, with new technology, and with new... more »

  hagerstrom wrote:

I belong to several organizations related to specific islands or island groups. Pasifika Renaissance encompasses all of the Pacific and brings together many, many activists in one place where we can exchange information and ideas. The organization is... more »

  zmartha wrote:

Enrichment Works was commissioned to develop a series of plays for Northridge Hospital's Promoting Alternatives for Teen Health through Artes Teatro. These plays served as an essential tool for teaching teen health and addressing risky behaviors. Enrichment... more »

  Gradmafern wrote:

The White Eagle Multicultural Pow Wow is an awe inspiring experience with a continuous program from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon performed in colorful regalia by Midwest’s four races: Red, Yellow, Black and White. The pow wow is hosted... more »

  dialogue_adv wrote:

My go-to organization for dynamic conversation, great company and some amazing Turkish tea. This is a small organization with big impact! more »

  heartsgrace wrote:

Initially I was on the committee to locate the site of the Blue Deer Center. I selfishly wanted it to be in the Southeast, near my home. I was later gifted the funds to attend a class with Eliot Cowan . I flew to Albany, then shared a rental car with... more »

  Khi W. wrote:

They have a great team helping the community! They have been going out on weekends hosting food/prom drives & giving out care packages as well. Love showing support! more »

  linazh wrote:

Volunteering with the United National Women's League of America (UNWLA) has been an incredibly enriching experience. I had the privilege of digitizing old embroidery patterns from the back covers of their flagship publication, Our Life magazine. Some... more »

  mahamud.issah wrote:

As a board member of this nonprofit organisation,i will like to encourange each an individual capable of donating or helping ouga net in the form medical supplies or cash to help aliviate the suffering of the children... more »

  ivettegmejia wrote:

Afrikin Art is amazing, they showcase the talent of their community and bring a diverse group of people together. Alfonso brings so much love to his work and you could resonate with that. I appreciate Afrikin for allowing me to display my work... more »

  ybrockdorf wrote:

Volunteering with DAWN has been one of the most meaningful experiences in my life. This isn’t just an organization that promises to help—it’s one that delivers aid directly to those who need it most. I’ve had the privilege of helping prepare medical... more »

  philaparamos wrote:

Taller is unique within the Philadelphia Latino, arts, and education communities. It is and has always had appeal and complete respect across generations, income, and neighborhoods. It is truly integral to the heritage of Puerto Ricans and the Latinos... more »

  alanjam wrote:

RJX really helped me learn so much more about my personal Jewish background, Judaism in general, and Israel. Oh, Israel... The 3 weeks I had the opportunity to spend there with and thanks to RJX were fun, informative, and spiritually uplifting, to say... more »

  Yogesh T. wrote:

It is my pleasure to write about this wonderful nonprofit in Millville, NJ. In the year 2006, I attended their first Indian Cultural Dance night, Navaratri and was very much impressed with the team. Most of the organizers were fresh, new to the community... more »

  colored-pencil-project wrote:

A simple and easily implemented program that has a tremendous impact through its direct and personal outreach to children in developing countries. Art is one of the most powerful tools at our disposal to help us visualize ourselves and our world. The... more »

  mpm13999 wrote:

I was inspired by TWM's Spring Visioning Workshop to just dive in and go to Berlin for the summer to take an intensive German language class. It was an incredible experience and has propelled me to further pursue my interests in this field. My participation... more »

  KrystaM wrote:

Working with inSIGHT has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. From day one, I felt embraced by a community that genuinely cares about making a difference. inSIGHT's mission to educate and inspire through the lessons of the Holocaust... more »

  steve1 wrote:

Through the Missing Peace Art Space, a non profit project of the UFWP, an artistic forum for exploring issues of peace and violence is created in a tolerant, non-commercial environment, www.missingpeaceart.org. Since opening in September of 2009 the space... more »

  Dr Mary wrote:

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

  nanabio wrote:

The Expanding Boundaries team is known for helping minority students study or work abroad. The team is made up of dedicated and knowledgeable members that will walk you through the study abroad process with ease. The organization also has a STEM exchange... more »

  MB Fehrenbacher wrote:

The summer of 2010 the Ordway Theatre provided a vibrant, fun, evening outdoor dance series in a downtown plaza, featuring live music, dance demonstrations and dancing by all to follow - all free to whomever wished to attend. Dances included the tango,... more »

  tungp wrote:

As a VACAT volunteer for the past 7 years I have been able to have a first hand look at the difference that VACAT has made in the lives of the community. I regularly volunteer for the health fair specifically and have continued to be impressed... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amor and Heritage is fantastic. MarCe is one of the most amazing individuals I have ever met, and truly cares about making a difference in the lives of those in her community. I highly recommend hiring Amor and Heritage for your cultural functions,... more »

  Anne Evans Glenn wrote:

I loved this wonderful museum tucked into the small Orchard Street setting in the lower east side of NYC. The tour shows you how Americans lived in times past under tough and crowded city conditions, with poor access to water and sanitation. The guides... more »

  boopie wrote:

Starting its 10th season in NYC this company serves all colors, genders, ages and abilities - it is the only company with regularly scheduled works for the deaf community in the city. It has been awarded 2nd place in the Loreal Humanitarian Awards, the... more »

  dashin15 wrote:

A wonderful group of people that work hard for their community, especially in this very difficult time for Asian Americans. more »

  kmickelson wrote:

My husband's family is German/Czech (I should say it Czech/German, I'm sure) and this Center is such a treasure in the Museum Park District of Houston! The building itself looks like it could be in a Czech city; it's beautiful when you come in as well.... more »

  wendy2 wrote:

As the founder/director of this 501(c)3 nonprofit, I am thrilled that CCB has the opportunity to share Iraqi refugee artwork, live world music performances and globally-minded arts and crafts workshops to the members of our community! In addition, in... more »

  Jake wrote:

St Louis is fortunate to have the International Institute that provides so many wonderful services to the public from teaching English to helping families adjust to our region. Thanks for all you do! more »

  loving.krishanti wrote:

My experience with 757 We Care has been awesome! I’ve had the opportunity to attend 757 We Care’s youth trip to the African American Museum for the past two years. I loved every bit of it. I met new people my age and learned about African American... more »

  AliMad wrote:

Fuse is community based theatre at its finest - working in the community to give voice and expression to the citizens of Redwood City - doing a production on Docktown Marina. Help avoid displacement of veterans, elderly and the disabled. Save Docktown! more »

  Edith F. wrote:

I am very happy that I joined Casa Circulo. My daughter, who is 11 years old, is taking tae kwan do, guitar, art, singing, painting and on top of that she is performing in small plays and being part of event such as Day of the Dead.Through Casa... more »

  Alie M. wrote:

CMMS is a great organization that helps promote Cahokia Mounds. They do a wonderful job of helping Cahokia Mounds World Heritage Site by paying for children and adult programming. They help buy land that helps preserve more of this ancient site. more »

  bbelon wrote:

My husband and I spent a day at this wonderful event and had a terrific time. The cast was outstanding and engaged the patrons, the events were as close to authentic as possible, prices didn't gouge, activities appealed to all ages, and the location... more »

  sofras wrote:

When I met the Executive Director of this organization more than a decade ago, I knew she was something special. Her story is all about helping others. She turned her personal home into a homeless shelter for pregnant teens. This actually wasn't the... more »

  HJ Lee wrote:

KoreanAmericanStory.org is an organization that works hard to give voice to all members of the Korean American community through highly personal stories told in an authentic manner in a variety of medium. Some of these stories are incredibly moving,... more »

  Writer wrote:

For more than 20 years, Golden Thread Productions has been my artistic home. This is the place where I feel at my best, able to take creative risks, and develop as an artist. Golden Thread has given me a place to tell my stories. If it were not for this... more »

  jrogers2 wrote:

Though I have been involved with a number of mentoring programs before, I've found the Cinnamongirl mentoring program to be quite unique. Targeting African-American and Latina girls aged 13 to 17, first, it focuses on mentoring on both an individual... more »

  janetpula wrote:

I have been a board member for over 5 years, during that time I have seen the program evolve from a service that responded to tenants from the Mystics' issues and concerns to a planful program looking to develop immigrant leadership throughout the city... more »

  irina1 wrote:

The BEST organization, plays the most vital role in the lives of the ones who need it - immigrant artist women. EWI helps those women find and use their talent, promote them, give them direction and inspiration! EWI is also a wonderful source of business... more »

  Dorothy C. wrote:

The Institute of Hispanic Culture of Houston celebrates its 50th anniversary this year at its annual gala "Noche de las Americas" on October 16, 2015,. My husband, a neurosurgeon, joined other professional and business men and women in forming a... more »

  shireen wrote:

My involvement with Festa Italiana is an immensely rewarding experience. As a non-Italian who loves Italian culture, participation in this organization is teaching me a lot about Italy plus has helped me to meet many of her sons and daughters who live... more »

  tim8 wrote:

For more than twenty years now, the Arroyo Seco Foundation has been championing the protection and enhancement of one of Southern California's environmental gems, the Arroyo Seco canyon and watershed. ASF had made the Arroyo an living laboratory and... more »

  Blaze123 wrote:

When I was in high school (I’m now a student at UC Berkeley) I took a trip to Guatemala with Via International. I’m not sure what I expected exactly but the trip was eye opening in regards to how the people we met, although generally so poor, were... more »

  Terra2 wrote:

I have been teaching for the past 16 years in private schools in the Washington Metropolitan area. Pin Points Theatre, Inc. has taught me more history in an entertaining production than I can recall in a classroom setting. We are well aware of the African-Americans... more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  Anindita N. wrote:

One world .. one stage .. one culture.. that culture is that of celebrating humanity .. celebrating each other through our heritage and traditions ... having a stage/place/medium for cultural performances and more .. without borders ... a travel through... more »

  rfpadial wrote:

I found the Puppetry Arts Center when looking for a volunteer job that would be fun. The people were wonderful. Their variety of puppets from all over the world was very impressive. I thought it was a shame that they had to worry about moving to another... more »

  lawrence wrote:

Every time I open their link on Face book and see these kids leaning into their music my heart goes out to them , their teachers and the future. more »

  samzar wrote:

The IAW Foundation has been a true blessing in my life, offering support and guidance when I needed it the most. It is my pleasure to share my story and spread their message of kindness and generosity. Their Mentorship to Internship program was particularly... more »

  Amberama wrote:

Museo is much more than a museum, it's a community. I love visiting Museo, I love getting involved in their events and programs. They do so much for Denver and offer so many opportunities to others, young and elder. Their membership is affordable and... more »

  kianaleiv wrote:

Hawaii Rise Foundation is truly addressing the needs of the community. Their efforts in providing Kūpuna (elderly) with free resources and meals/groceries have been such a blessing to Hawaiʻi. They see that our Kūpuna needs support, and the programs... more »

  Marta W. wrote:

My idea half year ago was to just find place to make internship in Canada and continue my professional work. In the end I ended having great skype conversation with Kevin, Founder of Volunteers Without Boarders and here I am now – volunteering in Sri... more »

  polynasian808 wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Tafesilafa'i 2013. The theme was "Talita Kumi: Heal the world", it was most fitting as this was a period of healing for me. I was blessed to be with an organization that cares so much for their community. I was... more »

  Emma00 wrote:

I've had the privilege of observing firsthand the remarkable impact that Junk for Joy has on children from a wide range of backgrounds. They go above and beyond to ensure that every child under their care receives not only essential support but also... more »

  privargas51 wrote:

When I was first invited from sister Rosalind Willis to be a part of The Womens Tea Party I was greatly touched from the beginning until now. It’s made a big impact in my heart! To share the love, joy, laughter and encouragement with so many beautiful... more »

  AngieRC wrote:

Una experiencia muy linda, me encanta que lleven cine a lugares que no cuentan con salas de cine. Me parece un proyecto transformador que conecta a las comunidades more »

  SaveTibet wrote:

I am generally reluctant to donate to charities given that they can be quite generous in giving to themselves in the form of executive salaries. At Tibet aid 100%, i.e. all of the money that I donate, goes directly to the person of my choice, either in... more »

  grace4 wrote:

I went on retreat with Expanding Lives, and it literally changed my life, and opened my eyes to the world. During this retreat, I acted as a cultural leison to help the four pre-selected girls from West Africa transition from country to country. During... more »

  jacobvon wrote:

Rainbow Rumpus provides an amazing, and essential, service to kids, young adults, as well as parents, teachers, and friends of youth who are growing up in LGBT households. As far as a volunteer experience, I have really been impressed with the level... more »

  joyfullybea wrote:

I am writing this because I think people should be warned. VisArts is a poorly run organization, and if you are thinking of applying for a job there, think again. he board is inactive except for a few people who are extremely hard... more »

  Elemiles wrote:

This organization provides opportunity for students that are under served. more »

  Writer wrote:

The BAGS Foundation has assisted so many families in so many areas such as our Food Pantry, Working with Habitat for Humanity, and Feeding Veterans during holiday time. They also assist reaching our youth in so many ways with programs like Dental Day,... more »

  Bosslady7177 wrote:

AMT Up 3D provides many of services such as mentorship, youth development, educational support and our main source, which is double dutch services to the youth as well as community members. We are looking to provide more services to the youth during the... more »

  Kenneth Kennon wrote:

For more than 25 years BorderLinks educational experiences has linked people to people on, and beyond, the US-Mexican border, revealing the human face of national and global immigration policies and trade practices in a binational setting, linking that... more »

  sh wrote:

I have had the pleasure of working with the staff and management at Changing Worlds since 2006. It is by far one of the more exemplary mid-sized non-profits that I have seen in my many years as a consultant and manager. Changing Worlds has a winning... more »

  lmcmann wrote:

The Hallie Q. Brown Center's food shelf doesn't just help people in need with food and clothing. They have gone out of their way to make their community center part of the movement towards local and sustainable food for all. By working with co-ops,... more »

  Boydsweeneyjazz wrote:

Jazz 93.5 , jazz radio station here in Colorado Springs, has brought so much culture and opportunity to the Pikes Peak region. As a local jazz musician not only have I had the privilege of working side-by-side with many of the incredible people who work... more »

  Mrs. Mizrahi wrote:

I started with JICNY two years ago and I have to say I never regretted it. The founders are A-M-A-Z-I-N-G people !!! They host Shabats, classes, recruiting events, all always quality speakers and are always ready to help !!! I just love JICNY !!! more »

  bfgscott wrote:

This is an amazing non-profit that really cares about people. Their founder is a true humanitarian who works tirelessly to help people through many programs all over the world. I have been supporting this charity for years because of their grassroots... more »

  Rick Carter wrote:

I walk by Spertus every workday. I rarely see anyone walk in or out. I can't believe this place is still being funded by anyone and its difficult to understand how it can justify its continued existence. The organization made the completely... more »

  mhoskins1960 wrote:

YARN is a youth focused organization that has provided opportunities to students that I know would not have a chance or funds to travel and experience learning opportunities at places like Museums, colleges, meet high level officials, Doctors, Judge’s,... more »

  3320252 wrote:

I have taken the sunset dinner tour to Allerton Gardens several times when I had visitors and we all loved it. The beauty of the estate, fascinating history of Robert Allerton, and knowledge of the guides was outstanding. We learned a lot and had a... more »

  KathiS wrote:

Ballet Folklorico Esperanza is a 501 (c)3 non-profit dance group which was started so that children would know their roots and keep the history of their ancestors alive. more »

  IPR wrote:

I Have been with PAMPA for only about a year and a half and I have learnt and danced more during this period than i have for the rest of my life. I learn both Kathak and Bharatnatyam at PAMPA and it's amazing to see how easily our Guru shifts between... more »

  lilamore7 wrote:

My kids attended the Bulgarian language school and after finishing the academic program successfully took the exam for language proficiency at the ECL test center for European languages. They achieved level C1 at their first attempt! Thank you to all... more »

  wkw11 wrote:

Wianek Polish Folk Dance Group did perform a wonderfully at Polish Night, Eisenhower Park LI. The children set example to others. They sow that it is worth preserving your culture and learn about your rots. more »

  kaydc wrote:

RINA has been been an incredibly dynamic organization advocating and meeting the needs of Rwandans both in Rwanda and in the US diaspora. Despite limited resources, its team of volunteers have been extremely resourceful. more »

  Skypilot wrote:

Excellence in musical performance and message, the AGMC ROCKS!! Essential to the greater community in its delivering of excellence, the AGMC is a distinguished representation of Atlanta and its LGBT community. more »

  mobileUser762971 wrote:

Great place for servicing the Haitian more »

  lachascona wrote:

Years ago I attended an exhibit here and was blown away by the quality of artwork. The museum is small, but the exhibit I saw was truly breath-taking. The people who run this museum are very passionate about what they do, progressive minded and committed... more »

  jrtofu wrote:

NTLP has been a great organization to volunteer for. The volunteer alumni camp counselors who pay for their own costs and travel makes this program unique for teenagers. They truly demonstrate the ability to attract volunteers who really want to be... more »

  Daniel39 wrote:

I am a Board Member for this terrific organization and have been an active and proud parent volunteer for several years. Boston City Singers (BCS) is an exceptionally well-run and inventive organization that ensures that students appreciate and understand... more »

  Writer wrote:

American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeastern Mi, Inc., is providing very important services for so many individuals who would have difficulty meeting all forms of social and health needs. Thank you.Many of my students would not... more »

  SAT1234 wrote:

E-Roadmap is a refreshing nonprofit. I found their hands on approach to teaching children remarkable and engaging. Very excited about seeing more from them! more »

  golfmom23 wrote:

My junior golfer has been with the I Am A Golfer Foundation and we as a family have enjoyed the experience over the last few years. They are not only teaching him skill sets in his golfing techniques, but the core values taught to the players is essential... more »

  skydog7 wrote:

Visited the Abbe Museum this past summer. I found the Abbe to be a top-flight museum that met or exceeded my expectations. They treated the stories of the native populations of Mount Desert Island with dignity and respect and it is clear that they care... more »

  Anne wrote:

We just returned from attending one of La Senora's arranged events with Collaborative organizations. It was, as usual, superb. Through out relationship with La Senora we have been introduced to some very high quality, limited access events in museums... more »

  Florida African Dance Festival wrote:

Balafon is consistent in providing high-quality performances and interactive educational workshops and classes, which have measurable outcomes of an increase in students’ (of all ages, abilities, and walks of life) knowledge, interest and ability to... more »