Find Disabilities Nonprofits and Charities

  joe22 wrote:

I volunteered to distribute campaign materials on my street. As a precautionary measure, I researched the "Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation" in various online charity rating web sites. I found several autism RELATED organizations. But of the 4-5... more »

  Busyvolunteer wrote:

Over the last four years, I have spent countless hours as a volunteer for this organization in several areas -fundraising, office work, events and raising puppies. I greatly admire the mission they are attempting to accomplish. While revenues dropped... more »

  MyRocky wrote:

4 Paws placed a service dog with our youngest child. The experience was amazing. The dog is exceptionally well-trained and has been in service to our child for the last 4 years. Life with a service dog from 4 Paws has been a healing experience not only... more »

  Mimi8 wrote:

My son was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age 23 after failing college, finishing an EET associates degree,getting a fine job and being asked to leave after the training period ended. He was never told why he was asked to resign. He then spent... more »

  Joanie wrote:

My involvement with Family to Family Network started as a volunteer with their Family Friends Volunteer Program. I was matched with a littel girl who has disabilities and her family. I go into the home to spend time with her doing fun things and in... more »

  Juliana Williams wrote:

In my role with Community Relations at Oakley, Inc. I have had the privilege of working with TACA for several years now. Initially, we worked with them in an employee engagement capacity. Our employees always loved volunteering with their organization... more »

  Richard wrote:

Sense International (India) is one of the great NGO success stories anywhere in the world. It embraces sound development pronciples (empowerment, local ownership, involvement of key stakeholders, desire to keep improving) and ensures that all decisions... more »

  dmndesign1 wrote:

These are the most caring and unselfish group of people I have ever met. Twice a week to help facilitate 5 autistic children, learn to ride. The center director and instructor are amaizing. This experience not only brings joy and a feeling of calm to... more »

  dawn2 wrote:

This is an awesome group of volunteers! They work around the clock to provide care for equines that are abandoned, neglected, abused, starved or just pushed to the side because they no longer seem to have a purpose! HFH rehabilitates these equines while... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  Ellen wrote:

I have been an active volunteer for HLAA for more than ten years. When I went to my first chapter meeting, I was overwhelmed with emotion to learn I was not alone in dealing with my hearing loss. I had been so frustrated by not hearing well in the workplace... more »

  Gregory Smith wrote:

My name is Greg Smith, a member of the Organization for Autism Research (OAR) Board of Directors and the parent of a child with autism. I am pleased that I have an opportunity to talk about OAR. I have been involved with OAR for almost 10 years and... more »

  Kara McGeever Billingham wrote:

We began Lindsey's Place in 2008 with the goal in mind to bring happiness and more fulfilling life to individuals with special needs. I have worked with the wonderful population of individuals for over 16 years. The passion I have to make a difference... more »

  dmgodfrey1 wrote:

I have been involved with Buddy Cruise since their inaugural voyage in October 2008, as their photographer. Buddy Cruise provides quality education and fun activities on a cruise. Workshop topics include education (including IEPs and working with public... more »

  KESG wrote:

My husband is a Vietnam veteran with PTSD. He received a service dog from Guardian Angels in September 2011 and his life has changed dramatically! We are so impressed with Guardian Angels facility and ethics that we began to volunteer there in late... more »

  Sasa Zorovic wrote:

FRAXA is the hope for all those affected with Fragile X and their families. The organization is singularly focused on funding research to cure Fragile X. It is very efficient in terms of using donor funds in putting it towards research--a cut above most... more »

  Leslie A. wrote:

I have been associated with ECF for over three decades. It has become the premiere vendor of services in the greater Los Angeles area. Its breath of services covers birth to senior citizen, excelling in each program. I know this because i have spoken... more »

  Aja D. wrote:

As a long time supporter, I have seen what the Global Autism has done for children and their families. From summer paddles to conferences around the world, Molly and her team are really able to work wonders with children with autism. The work that the... more »

  2tuscany wrote:

The Center for Independence is Amazing!! My grandson, Cody, was born at 25 weeks gestation and 2lbs.,2oz. Because of this he has Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Dysplasia, He began physical therapy at the age of 9 months and my daughter was frantic to find... more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  monifa18 wrote:

Vision services for the blind has been a great experience for me. I enjoy helping people who need it most. It has made me become a skilled individiual over the past 4years. The service has many programs to offer for the blind and visually impaired to... more »

  Mike G.4 wrote:

This group is non-stop. There are a dozen families on the board and they are all working to raise both awareness of Syngap and funding for research. I am blown away by the team here. Also the founder cover all operating costs so 100% of donations go... more »

  Maria Y. wrote:

Reecee's Rainbow's mission is more than honorable, it is the very essence of what a true non-profit should be; helpful, caring and not about personal gain for the board. Bravo to Andrea and the rainbow for the incredible work they do. more »

  Beth F. wrote:

I volunteer at the Canine Development Center. I get to play with puppies. The great thing about it is I'm doing something that I really enjoy, but its also an important first step in these dogs lives. I also foster dogs when they are waiting to be... more »

  Ben R. wrote:

I have worked at Autism Science Foundation through the summer of 2011. My duties include updating social media outlets as to our activities, speechwriting, and processing donations. The charity is small, allowing it to be transparent with donors and able... more »

  ljs5020 wrote:

I have been with this agency for 4 years. I have never worked for a place that was so warm and welcoming. Over the years I have seen such a positive impact on the lives of all of the clients served. People here really care about the work that they do. more »

  Surfdaddy wrote:

Best Day Foundation has such a positive effect on all involved from the kids with special needs who participate in the adventure activities to the volunteers, and even the children's parents. I've spoken with big tough guys brought to tears about having... more »

  Eugenia Shen wrote:

Through the Junior League, I have had the opportunity to work closely with this organization. The staff is extremely motivated with a sincere dedication to the families and is always working to improve the quality of services offered. The families are... more »

  OBCF wrote:

LAMB FOUNDATION provides us with a grant for scholarships to help those in school who plan to have careers working with the developmentally disable. They have been a partner with us now for many years and have always been so gracious. In addition, with... more »

  CarrieCoyne wrote:

I have been with this organization for over six years. The participants who are helped grow by leaps and bounds! Volunteers are also touched by the love and compassion that is shared here. My time here is very much appreciated and it keeps me coming... more »

  eric-duchin wrote:

DFD is an amazing group of people. I work closely with their web/marketing staff and continually am impressed with their love of the company/clients/dogs. I find they consistently show why they have been helping people for so long by their desire to fulfill... more »

  MeganNoelle wrote:

I have been a volunteer for over a year and a half now and all I can say is wow. Even as a volunteer SMART has changed my life. I have watched dozens of students learn, grow, and improve even from week to week. The SMART team of instructors and volunteers... more »

  cecilia1 wrote:

Blinded veteran association provided me with knowledge and skills to help the life of other veterans and their family. The Organization also helped me understand what blinded individuals can accomplish in life. more »

  Veronica28 wrote:

Psychiatric Service Dog Partners is a peer directed group that supports and educates about psychiatric service dogs. The free online support group (listserv) is awesome, with lots of helpful people guiding others through the psychiatric service dog journey.... more »

  Carolyn wrote:

Adam's Camp is a wonderful organization on many levels. Working at Camp is the highlight of my summer - every year. The quality of the staff and the opportunity to really impact others' lives is awesome. I feel the most significant contribution Adam's... more »

  RBraglia wrote:

THIS IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION AND A PLACE WHERE YOUR DONATION CAN REALLY MAKE A DIFERENCE. I am a very skeptical and cynical New Yorker and have been very disappointed when I learned more about many well known and not so well known nonprofits. Freedom... more »

  TobyAnders wrote:

Reins is a wonderful program where all the kids and voulnteers love everything about it. I volunteer there every Wednesday and Friday afternoon and I absolutely love it. The instructors are the sweetest and nicest people as are the other voulnteers.... more »

  texaswalker wrote:

I just recently started with Homefront Hugs and what a great organization. From the serive they provide to being prompt with helpful information, I really am getting into this opportunity! Our service men and women deserve the very best!! more »

  Richard wrote:

Lifestyes is a great organization. I found out about them through their radio station Lifestyles Radio on Live365.com more »

  Erin72 wrote:

This organization has had a major impact in my life. It has directly changed my family members' lives and mine in turn. Everyone should know how great Guide Dogs of Texas is! more »

  Angelique B. wrote:

Excited to see this little guy receive a custom fit sports wheelchair last weekend at the Variety at Play Carnival for Special Needs in Aurora, IL! more »

  Writer wrote:

I donated my time and skills as a contractor after a friend with an autistic daughter told me about this non-profit. They needed help developing a property near me in Ventura County Calif. It was once a youth camp and needs all the help any older property... more »

  Claudia34 wrote:

22q Texas has saved me. The group of men and women behind this group will never know the depths of my love for them. We are about 6 months into the journey with 22q as my daughter was diagnosed at the beginning of the year. I have made many friendships,... more »

  Aggie wrote:

Most people have a person in their life that has a disability. I had a sister, Anna. She was born in a time when there were few, if any, possibilities for her to live a happy, safe, and fulfilling life. She would have done amazing things had Laura... more »

  David Wolfesky wrote:

rarediseases.org is far removed from knowing the patients they serve. more »

  3DMark40 wrote:

Hope Services is a good organization that is a vital part of the developmental disability community. My experience at Hope Services has been rewarding so far. As a Client Advocate Peer Counselor working with the developmental disabilities people, I am... more »

  nolan wrote:

The people are nice and this charity changed my life. They really helped me a lot and the experience with them has been great. more »

  marina1 wrote:

In working with People Helping Horses in a marketing aspect, I came to understand this organization has great vision. The leadership of PHH is constantly innovating how best to help the horses and the people who want to give to them, and how to do that... more »

  Writer wrote:

About 5 years ago, I was lucky enough to find myself at the annual Chili Cook Off - a heart and soul (and belly) warming charity event hosted by a very special organization, The Arts of Life. They’re a Chicago area organization focused on adult artists... more »

  Writer wrote:

Compassion and dedication. The two best words to describe this amazing place! more »

  cdhedrick wrote:

Generation Rescue is so amazing. My god daughter is autistic & Generation Rescue was the only website we found that was so eager to help parents with newly diagnosed children with Autism. I have seen first hand how much the bio-medical grant program... more »

  glen-elder wrote:

This camp has been a huge blessing to our family and many others. My wife and I volunteered here for the past four summers. The founders have huge hearts for serving children with special needs and showing them the love God has for them as well as His... more »

  allensteere wrote:

I have served on the Ivy Hill Board of Directors for approximately 10 years. My role is to support the mission of Ivy Hill which is help individuals with disabilities gain strength, independence, confidence, and a sense of achievement through equine therapy.... more »

  Access wrote:

Hearing Loss Association of America - Diablo Valley Chapter is a wonderful organization! It helped me learn how to live well with a disabling disorder, hearing loss. I would have been a completely different person if I had not joined this group. They... more »

  bryenbonet wrote:

The most rewarding experience of my life has been volunteering to help disabled divers! more »

  Kathi14 wrote:

CRF is the largest nonprofit in the world exclusively dedicated to funding research for a cure and supporting all those affected by CHM. Celebrating 20 years of service in 2020! more »

  Judithclark wrote:

The Down Syndrome Connection provides education, connections and just plane fun for those with DS and their extended families. This is all done without government assistance. There is nothing better than to provide quality mentoring and education for... more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... 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 »

  troxie22 wrote:

I have used the Shred for Good by Challenge Enterprises of NFL service for many years. I truly appreciate the service they provide and that they do these services while providing a wonderful environment for those with disabilities to enjoy a fulfilling... more »

  Dee Jay wrote:

We worked with this organization. They put on educational events for patient and their families that have macular degeneration. Their speakers are top notch in the field they engage the audiance. Many of the participants have stated that they found this... more »

  mrsnyim wrote:

This group is wonderful! Great fun for all kids with special needs and their siblings (parents too). We have participated in bowling, basketball, softball, Splash-in-the-boro adventure, Christmas parties and more! Come join the fun and camaraderie, you'll... more »

  mlkryan wrote:

Erin, Bonnie, and everyone who works at Victoria Acres is amazing! My son loves the horses. His balance, core strength, and coordination have improved greatly thanks to them! more »

  RobbieRob wrote:

This Organization changed my family's life about 16 years ago. This diet program is for children with ADHD and many other disabilities. By tailoring the diet you see a major difference in abilities both physically and mentally. Thank you Feingold... more »

  JohnnyP wrote:

In my four years with Fun For Cure, Inc., I can honestly say that there are not many organizations as worthy of praise and recognition for their abundance of genuine human compassion and love. This organization is small and not nearly as developed as... more »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  wasp63 wrote:

This is one of the finest groups I have ever had the pleasure to be acquainted with.Their non stop dedication is the reason so many people are becoming aware of a medical situation that may be stopped in our lifetime.God Bless Warriors For Autism more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have been working with the great staff of Junior Blind for over three years as a leadership trainer and executive coach. Their services to this precious population are exceptional as are their leaders and management team. more »

  Jaysenpluto C. wrote:

I've volunteered with On-the-Move for almost two years on a variety of projects and events and have always been impressed and overwhelmed by the mission, dedication and innovation with the programs and core vision of On-the-Move Community Integration.... more »

  Walter U. wrote:

Our son is moving into his new home provided by LSA. They have been so welcoming, helping him to meet his new friends and get settled. more »

  Lisa Szilagyi wrote:

Our son James has been in the program just over two years and its been amazing for him. Being out in the community and learning things about everyday life makes this program like no other. The directors and staff are a joy to work with and have such good... more »

  Stacy34 wrote:

We have two boys, ages 5 and 7; both are diagnosed with autism. AZA United has supported our family for over six years. When our boys were first diagnosed, they had no language at all and their behavior made it difficult to leave our house. They would... more »

  Teri B. wrote:

My daughter, who is 29 years old, attends MyPossibilities. She has gained so much independence and confidence since starting the program! The caregivers are WONDERFULLY patient with the clients and I never worry that Amber is being mistreated or being... more »

  Sarah246 wrote:

In the summer of 2014, I volunteered at Camp Yakety Yak as a 1:1 assistant for a boy severely impacted with Autism. This experience taught me a flexibility and patience I have never before known. I am honored to have been a part of this amazing camp and... more »

  shemphill wrote:

Bridges Training Foundation is a much needed, wonderful organization that improves the lives of young adults! Bridges not only advocates, teaches and finds job placements for these precious people, but also offers a friendly place to feel and be apart... more »

  dianeandrick wrote:

My experience at MARE has been one of the best things in my life. The dedicated staff and volunteers that work effortlessly in all kinds of weather and situations to help people with disabilities each day to be the best they can be. The focus is always... more »

  tucsonk wrote:

In today’s world mental illness has become the dirty little secret. However as in our son’s case Handi-Dogs is helping to reclaim daily lives. Once unable to be in public for any great length of time (to shop, a restaurant, appointments, or even a... more »

  IsabelMexico wrote:

Sharing is a great and wonderful living experience. When i share I feel complete, honest, humble. I feel gratitude because the life or universe shared with me and now it is possible for me, to share... to learn about that experiencia. Donate money represents... more »

  Ron H.5 wrote:

I feel Arc of Aurora is by far the best group out there helping people more »

  jsills wrote:

The CSNK2A1 Foundation is the leading research organization studying Okur Chung Neurodevelopmental Syndrome. They have annual conferences for families and scientists and contract with research facilities all around the world to learn more and hopefully... more »

  Krissie G. wrote:

I adore this organization. Not only do they provide fun events for autistic childen, such as surfing, pirate party, gymnasium days, horseback riding and many other activities our children may not be able to enjoy with out stigma, but they also provide... more »

  EStimson wrote:

Our son has been a client since 2001 and he has loved every day. From the first day, Tierra has strived to provide a program that encourages our son to grow and enjoy his life. That enjoyment is exemplified by his contributions to the community through... more »

  Writer wrote:

There has been such a rise in abuse, bullying and narrow-mindedness towards those on the spectrum. It seems to get worse and worse every year. Local and state government resources are either strapped or completely useless. The value of assistance... more »

  ricooscar wrote:

Dream A Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship is a fantastic organization; its managers Brenda and Michael McCall offer a cheerful, safe and genuine horse-and-human experience for young people and adults with physical and mental challenges, especially those... more »

  alicia-gallopnyc wrote:

Well I am biased, because I run GallopNYC! But I want to tell you that we offer supporters the opportunity to have a seminal role in fostering the growth of a sustainable organization that brings a uniquely effective therapy to people in NY City. By... more »

  Kia E. wrote:

Beloved and Beyond is an amazing experience for all participants. It is well organized, the volunteers are well trained and the staff is always on hand to help. This ministry allows young teens to older adults the opportunity to learn about and care... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  nlarsen1011 wrote:

Partners for Progress is a fantastic organization. I heard about it from a co-worker and have been volunteering ever since. The trainers are so knowledgable and nurturing. Getting to see how they work with each individual rider in a unique way is amazing.... more »

  mbatise wrote:

Shurrun's House is a non profit sober living house. They accept referrals for women in transition in the community in need of a change to fight their addictions. They assist them with access to employment opportunities, resources within the community... more »

  slesken wrote:

AbilityPath helps people with developmental disabilities across all ages and genders. My family loves to volunteer at their pre-school holiday parties as well as their adult cinco de mayo and other celebrations. Seeing the impact of the services they... more »

  GJR2013 wrote:

Visionquest 2020 is addressing a prolific yet very treatable form of blindness which is easily missed, often not being discovered until after it is too late to make a difference. Using creative technology in a very tangible and affordable way, Visionquest... more »

  Briana Dale M. wrote:

Nevada blind children's foundation is a truly special place for children with visual impairment to gain skills have fun and learn to embrace who they are. The parents have an opportunity to connect and find support through relevant speakers, family events... more »

  harrisonford wrote:

Harmony Theater, Inc. has been 'home' to my son who has Downs Syndrome for 24 years. Jason has performed many roles in the Spring Musicals and always has a good time visiting with the other actors. We've enjoyed watching Jason perform, whether it's... more »

  Stefanie C wrote:

Decibels is nothing short of a miraculous resource for children with hearing loss and their families. Hearing loss is a low incidence birth defect; however, intervention before 6 months of age means the difference between a child in regular, mainstream... more »

  Tommy E.1 wrote:

My friend Emily is a part of Seaspar's EAGLES. I appreciate to no end, the support and experiences they provide for her. I follow online all of Seaspar's activities, and functions. I am so grateful that their programs exist for my friend, and for all... more »

  nugget05 wrote:

The MOST WONDERFUL group of people in Naples! They provide horseback riding lessons for children and adults with special needs. The staff, volunteers, and the horses are outstanding! Thank you for considering this worthy organization! more »

  diaB wrote:

This is a carefully thought out theater program that helps students build confidence & skills while having a fun time! more »

  Dave34 wrote:

Its amazing what Minutes for Memories has accomplished in only one year. I have been able to witness first hand the smiles they have brought to these children. I look forward to watching them grow in the years to come. more »

  daviduhl wrote:

I have been very impressed the quality of care L'Arche provides to those with developmental disabilities. It goes beyond the care-giver/client relationship. It can be more aptly called a family. I just am inspired by their work and am glad a place... more »

  SteveHowards Family wrote:

It was via word of mouth, and then newspaper articles that I learned of a group home being built near our home. It fascinated me to learn the background stories of the young people who had never known independence. They had either lived in institutions,... more »

  DC_2007 wrote:

Originally I did this looking for a way to make more volunteer hours for a possible scholarship. Not only was Riding with Heart an amazing opportunity to learn and help others but it also was soothing in my hectic schedule as well. I think this is an... more »

  ArcAngel2008 wrote:

The Arc of San Francisco is one of those non-profits that is quietly doing some of the best social work in the city. But as someone who has been a donor to them for years, I have gotten to know their work quite personally. The Arc helps people with... more »

  erophile2 wrote:

They are organized really well. Volunteers are put right into the middle of work as soon as they arrive--- seamless. The core workers are nurses, but there are also Romanian volunteers who come in. It's a caring, wonderful place! more »

  longbaby wrote:

Best thing that ever happened to my 23 year old Down's Syndrome son. He looks forward to going every weekday. Academics in the morning and a social/physical activity after lunch every day. A small side story: we had just moved to The Woodlands. Once a... more »

  Betsy Fulmer wrote:

Our daughter is a resident at Bishop Grady Villas. We've never seen her happier. It is a pleasure to volunteer with the residents. more »

  Sara C. wrote:

My son ELie became a part of Side Kicks in 2006. At first his 'participation' consisted of sitting in a corner on the floor watching and eating if given food. Gradually, he has come to recognize friends and favorite people. Now he is a star... more »

  FBNZ wrote:

I have worked with many nonprofit organizations in many roles, but none serve a greater need or make a greater impact in the lives of those served than Blind Babies Foundation. Blind Babies Foundation works directly with families--at their own home--when... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took my adult client with a developmental disability to Unbridled Joy to volunteer and spend time with the horses. Cindy was very caring and patient with him, and offered ideas of how he could interact with the horses, including grooming, leading and... more »

  jhank wrote:

very committed to cause, professional.and courteous more »

  Eli Kersh-Oliva wrote:

I have been working as an advocate for students with learning disabilities for several years and this organization (PEN) has the best and most holistic approach. Their outreach to the student community offers them opportunities and a community that truly... more »

  Writer wrote:

Always tremendously helpful to families in need, especially if you are new to Howard County. They have folks you can query on any topic related to an autistic family member. more »

  pammoed wrote:

I’ve been so impressed with the work that Reed does. Their educational/developmental programs for young people with autism have made a huge difference in the community. The Greens Do Good hydroponic farm is also a wonderful operation. The Reed Foundation... more »

  dogluv1 wrote:

I like how this organization uses shelter dogs instead of breeding programs. Thank you for all of your hard work! more »

  Cars 4 Causes wrote:

A Chance For Therapy, Inc. is a wonderful organization committed to providing financial assistance for children with special needs so they can access the therapy they need. We are honored to support them through our Cars 4 Causes Vehicle Donation Program.... more »

  jcole165 wrote:

Raising Special Kids is dedicated to providing a catalyst for family to family support in the special needs community. It is very difficult to receive an unfavorable diagnosis for a child or family member. You feel lost and overwhelmed. Raising Special... more »

  Carol K wrote:

We are very enthusiastic supporters of Cape Abilities, which serves developmentally-challenged adults on Cape Cod. Our son, age 28, has Down Syndrome and attends the terrific day hab in Hyannis, MA. Being in the program for the last three years has... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good Friend Inc. is awesome! Knowing how to interact with people who are wired differently than you are used to can be intimidating for everyone. My son was taught how to be a Good Friend to all of his buddies. What a gift! These ladies are the best! more »

  pthomason wrote:

Friends for Life in Waco, Texas is a blessing for the whole state of a Texas. They are the leading guardianship for the elderly and disabled. My daughter is disabled and she has attended their wonderful Adult Daycare for 15 years. They provide money... more »

  RooMath wrote:

The am lucky to have the opportunity to volunteer with ACBC. First of all, the staff of ACBC are AMAZING, DEDICATED people who are loving and passionate. You walk into the school and are greeted with smiles and love. The staff appreciate the... more »

  MonieA wrote:

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

  Wiecek wrote:

Parker's Purpose is a charity that helps very ill children and their families. It is a charity dedicated to soley help those in need. There are no hidden agendas. All the money donated goes towards helping others. more »

  aaronforeman21 wrote:

I have lived here on this animal sanctuary for almost a year and I must say Iris is one of the most compassionate, humble people I’ve ever met. All of the animals that live on the sanctuary (which include 2 of my personal goats) are like family. I... more »

  matthew7 wrote:

Ethel's Tree of Life is a great non profit. I have learned a lot about life skills while I am here, and I have made many friends from there. When I become Independent I know that I will learn the skills I learn and continue to learn from Ethel's Tree... more »

  jeremiah wrote:

Independence First as President Lee says it's top three in the nation for Center of Independent Living (CIL's) Independence First has amazing services and they want people to get highly involved. They are an organization that always makes sure your... more »

  kathypalomo wrote:

Without your support, Autism Society of Texas would not exist. And without AST, there would not be family friendly activities, social groups for our young people, First Responder's Training, Autism Friendly Business Program, swim programs, or a strong... more »

  DenverMountains wrote:

This non profit is unique because of the dedication for families that comes from the personal experience of the founders experience parenting a child on the Autism spectrum. more »

  nomadsku wrote:

The staff at SVILC have always been supportive and have always been accommodating to me as a volunteer. Everyone is always so friendly. more »

  Jennifer559 wrote:

The organization is always willing to help out in anyway they can. The parents views are always considered. They do great things for special needs children and adults. more »

  kelseyahaworth wrote:

All- Stars is an amazing organization for special needs individuals to come together for a night of sports, activities, karaoke, and worship. The participants have a great time and caregivers/parents get a few hours to themselves. more »

  ssilvey wrote:

"You are a lifeline." "Finally, someone understands and can help my child." "You've saved our family." Comments such as these are heard everyday at the St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association. This organization truly makes a difference in the... more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  ldemonia wrote:

KindTree Productions has been our sunshine in a sometimes dark and isolated world. We are parents of an autistic daughter. She has been fortunate enough to have her art recognized by KindTree. This has helped us appreciate the gifts she has been given... more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »

  gina barone wrote:

My son is on the autism spectrum and used to love to swim. In the past, being in the pool always had a positive effect on him so my husband and I were devastated when he went through a period where he refused to go in the pool. Luckily, we heard about... more »

  mirkap wrote:

Several years ago, I developed a medical condition that makes it difficult for me to read print. The staff at Vista Center taught me how to use my computer and phone non visually, which has allowed me to feel much more independent. I now put those skills... more »

  hatixhe wrote:

The CEO of this agency, Mrs. Susan Stasi is remarkable advocate truly caring to help marginalized individuals. She works hard and responsible on any project she is taking . Truly amazing professional. more »

  drhenslin wrote:

Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation came along side a patient who was struggling with depression and anxiety. He had been to many doctors, and had given up hope. Change Your Brain Change Your Life Foundation made it possible for him to get... more »

  Phylly wrote:

My mother is 96 and has macular degeneration. Although she still manages to do the Times crossword puzzles, reading is a great strain. The discovery of JBI is a bright spot in her life.The convenience of the service and its competent and courteous, warm... more »

  Mitri wrote:

After graduating high school at 21 my son had no where to go to continue being out in this world. Luckily we found Jubilation Creations created by the most wonderful person..Dr. Judy Weinstein. At JC, my son shows his talent by creating the most... more »

  Kim wrote:

When I called Advocacy for Patients over 2 years ago, I was at the end of my rope and afraid of loosing everything we worked hard to achieve. Jennifer Jaff immediately sprung into action, guiding me on how to resolve a very complicated insurance nightmare.... more »

  Argonaut wrote:

My daughter has been involved with the Horse Harbor Foundation for the past 8 years. This began for her, and us, with a summer riding camp and over those years has evolved into a very natural style of riding as well as a deep respect and understanding... more »

  Mothershelpers wrote:

I have never felt that my child was "wanted"at any school. When we found Beyond the Spectrum, not only did they want him, they helped him beyond our wildest dreams!! They are family oriented and believe in a multi step approach with the kids. From ABA... more »

  S A wrote:

Don't believe what their money grubbing promotions say. They help "millions" No they don't. I called the MD office to see about free or low cost help with my inability to see in the dark anymore and they wanted to charge me $360! They gave me no help... more »

  jimadams wrote:

I volunteered for over 20 years as president of ASGP. I am very proud of the many ways in which ASGP has impacted the lives of people with autism and their families by providing information, education, support, and advocacy. Services have included annual... more »

  mserie wrote:

This organization, now called the Achievement Center of Texas has been providing children and adults with care and functional living skills training for over 35 years. Their Exploring Special Arts program inspires people with special needs to find self... more »

  mwjc53 wrote:

I have been a part-time volunteer at Life Skills for about 1 year. In that time, I have found the employees, clients and other volunteers to be kind, dedicated and hard working people who are committed to helping people with special needs find their... more »

  denise11 wrote:

Anixter Center is a wonderful place to volunteer and work. Staff is friendly and helpful. They have an extensive list of programs and services they have to help individuals with disabilities. It was great to interact with some of the clients who were... more »

  garycaskey wrote:

I have known about seniors resource center through a long time friend and employee as well as being a former lead driver for the transportation department working 6 years amongst a great and dedicated group of carrying employees and drivers my wife and... more »

  craigress wrote:

An amazing group of volunteers led by Wilhelmina Stanton. We just finished a fantastic DSE in Miami with some incredibly brave and strong adaptive divers. Look forward to working with Miami adaptive diving very soon. more »

  CindyFacteau wrote:

We enrolled our preschooler in ReSpectrum's Lil Athletes Soccer Program this year, and he has attended every session available since. We had never considered being able to have him involved in a sport before, because there are not many opportunities available... more »

  HG28 wrote:

As a parent of an individual with developmental disabilities we are always fearful of where he will live and what will happen when we are no longer able to support him. HOPE has recognized this need and is working to create an intentional community where... more »

  jillwrites wrote:

As an autism mom with a child who has a lot to deal with, it's been a struggle for a very long time to find a support group where he felt welcome. SASI is amazing. Not only does my child enjoy the events SASI creates, but I don't feel isolated and mostly... more »

  dewl wrote:

Break Through Inc. is a non-profit organization providing educational workshops and media for and about people with disabilities. It was founded in 1980 in Minnesota by Ben D. Anderson who was born with cerebral palsy. I have traveled with Ben D. Anderson... more »

  momzrock wrote:

Compassion in action is an awesome organization that helps people who are disabled. My daughter needed help and my husband and I were at a loss on how to get it. Compassion in Action helped with all the paper work and documents that we needed to get help... more »

  Carrie wrote:

Im am happy to write a review of Peggie and her Faces of Courage. I met peggie during my chemo treatments in 2005. I was very quiet about my cancer diagnosis then I met Peggie. Look out! She really does make it fun. She told me about her camp and I thought... more »

  thomasm22 wrote:

Eye to Eye is an amazing nonprofit. My first experience with their community was mere weeks into my freshman year of college. The bonds I made with my fellow mentors as well as my mentees helped to guide me throughout the rest of my time at the University... more »

  Sam D wrote:

Extraordinary Ventures is the best non-profit I have ever been involved with. It is an organization that rents out space for business meetings, receptions, yoga, just about anything. We employ teenagers and adults who have developmental disabilities... more »

  sarahlinn wrote:

Fantastic organisation supporting those in need with equine therapy - from returning veterans to special needs kids. A special place with a dedicated staff and beautiful animals! more »

  Amigosdelpueblo wrote:

Lifehouse is and private non-profit who say there mission is to help the Disable Adults to thrive in live. Mission that has not being true for the clients at lifehouse. Lifehouse gets a monthly payment for each individual under there care from Medical,... more »

  ltsering wrote:

Jeena has made a profound difference in hundreds of lives. As the first and only center for South Asian special-needs kids, Jeena has helped hundreds of families across the United States -- and now in India too -- cope with the challenges of raising mentally... more »

  HorsesHeal wrote:

I support Riding To The Top and trust them to spend my donation wisely! Professional leadership, talented instructors and passionate volunteers working together to serve people with disabilties. more »

  needlepoint wrote:

Since 1946 Fight for Sight has invested in the future of vision research by funding promising young scientists early in their careers. This has led to many innovative therapies that assist patients to have better eyesight, thereby improving their quality... more »

  West2010 wrote:

21&You does a great job servicing North Carolina! I volunteered with them in 2022 and look forward to doing it again in 2023! more »

  Colleen Prosser wrote:

I am attorney that works with families with loved ones with developmental disabilities. By Their Side is a great organization that works with families to see that their loved ones are well taken care of when they are not able to be there. more »

  corinne wrote:

This friendly and welcoming organization is a pleasure to volunteer for; as the staff provide such a warm and wonderfully supportive environment. I just know that they appreciate my time and always make me feel like I am doing something special each... more »

  golfdad245 wrote:

These are the most knowledgeable, compassionate and caring people I have ever seen. Susan Wood,Director, has a gift to be able to zero in on each child's needs. She then can implement an individualized program that best serves each child's needs. I have... more »

  Jessica N.3 wrote:

Big Hero’s stole my heart from the moment I walked in. It’s an age appropriate program for young adults with special needs. They learn and make handcrafted items for sale in an effort to create a more inclusive community. more »

  JohnYost wrote:

A great organization helping adults with disabilities find and obtain quality employment. It is obvious by their actions that those involved in this organization truly care about the clients being serviced. I am proud to be a small part of this group... more »

  deborah17 wrote:

We had an incredibly positive experience at the QSAC pre-school. Our twin boys attended the pre-school for 2 years and by the time they graduated we had achieved tremendous improvement on every level; verbal skills, social skills and day to day living... more »

  Rengle3 wrote:

I am honored to be a volunteer with this organization. AASR advocates for those like me who are discriminated, secluded and restrained simply due to lack of Neurotypical communication methods.Thank you Guy! more »