Find Disaster Preparedness & Relief Services Nonprofits and Charities

  melc wrote:

I volunteer for this organization and have many titles. This is the best one for helping our military abroad and here in the states. We sent 180,000 Christmas care packages last year to every troop that was in the War on Terrorism. As of today, 20... more »

  happyvolunteer wrote:

I would like to thank Global Village for their wonderful food and medicine donation to my people in Japan. more »

  Asma Asma wrote:

I normally would never take time to write a review about a charity but, in this case, I feel compelled to do so. I've been donating to this organization, on and off, for several years. I've done so based on their four star charity navigator... more »

  Joanna3 wrote:

I've seen first hand how the Book Industry Charitable Foundation impacts lives. Whether it's eviction prevention or emergency medical assistance, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation helps booksellers avoid or manage potentially catastrophic life events. more »

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... more »

  volunteerjunkie wrote:

I have volunteered with Hands On Disaster Response on two different occassions. The first time was in Iowa, where they were responding to flooding. I spent 2 weeks in Cedar Rapids. The second time was in Haiti when they responded to hurricane & flooding.... more »

  darren wrote:

This organisation has been incredible. Although I have only been a supporting member (Global Neighbour) for 4 years, I have had a keen interest in their work for over 10 years now. Children really are the future, and ensuring children's rights, healthcare... more »

  kamsgma wrote:

As Chairperson of Harvest of Talents for World Hunger, now in its 28th year, I can attest to the integrity of I.D.E.S. because of personally knowing the staff and a board member (both past and present). The dedication of the staff and board to the I.D.E.S.... more »

  DerekInBoston wrote:

I am a dentist, and I went to Haiti with the IMR back in 2010 on one of their short medical trips. What a wonderful experience with an extraordinary team! Very well-organized, they knew how to keep us safe in unsafe conditions, and we ended up being able... more »

  SDF fan wrote:

I wanted to find a non-profit organization I could donate to after the tragedy of 9/11. National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, Inc. was a perfect choice for me because I love the fact this organization is a double blessing in that first the dog is... more »

  Tikvah wrote:

Recently I joined Nechema on their deployment in the Atlanta, Georgia area following the flash floods that occurred there in early October. The day began with helping to do the final spray washing and sterilizing of a home that had already been cleared.... more »

  Dremsen1 wrote:

Mike and his team at FUR go above and beyond as a rescue team. We adopted our Allie and Daphne almost 4 years ago. This we are greatful for but there is more to the story as to why we are so lucky to have both dogs still together who are bonded sisters.... more »

  Rosh wrote:

Plan USA does wonders for the needy children in India, along with many other countries. In addition to helping small kids, I am able to be in constant touch with them and their families, through timely letters and photos. Their volunteers are really helpful... more »

  St Eugene Shelters wrote:

I am so proud to be able to recommend this great Not for Profit Corporation to any one interested in donating to the efforts taking place in Haiti. Catholic relief services has been on the ground in most 3rd world countries long before a major event... more »

  brentw wrote:

It was a great time. I was out of my comfrot zone most of the day, but put the day in God's hands. Praying for the people who came through was fulfilling and to see how gracious they were even in this time of need was amazing. It makes my problems seem... more »

  awatso20 wrote:

Being a college student you don't always have the money to donate to groups like HHH. But you can still give your time. I loved going on mission trips to areas stricken by disaster and seeing in person the difference HHH is making in peoples lives. more »

  redcrossmom wrote:

I have been deeply moved and humbled by the outpouring of volunteers who in 2010 have responded to disasters around the world. As the founder and chair for Humanity Road, it has been my privilege to work with many talented and dedicated volunteers and... more »

  Great Scott wrote:

Many years ago, I was smeared by a wicked enemy in the military. Although I was exonerated and promoted, the bad and falsified reports about me remained in my service record. The Red Cross defended me at no cost, and had these lies removed from the record.... more »

  lpiraino wrote:

We adopted our family dog, Phoebe, from Red Paw. Phoebe's previous owner was the victim of a fire, and Phoebe was housed with foster families and in a kennel for over six months. Red Paw and their volunteers took incredibly good care of her - she is very... more »

  fossa wrote:

They are a tiny organization that uses virtually all of their donations to help poor rural children and their families in Honduras and Guatamala. They provide ambulances and medical supplies, fund a clinic and and orphanage, and bring school supplies... more »

  Cat Graham wrote:

We contacted ITRDC when we arrived in the Rockaways and needed assistance. We were working to solve some complex communications problems and ITRDC teamed up with our response quickly and efficiently. They're experts on the ground at restoring or enhancing... more »

  ron6 wrote:

I am surprised to be the first writing a review for LollyPop Farm. I have been aware of this organization since I was a young child. The name was always associated with good and fun things. They do more than rescue and adopt out dogs, cats and other... more »

  zerrinb wrote:

I became involved with this group because of my heritage- being Turkish- American, and because I wanted to be able to give back to those in Turkey- in a meaningful way. My Dad came to the United States when he was 18, to go to school, and to create the... more »

  kaydj11 wrote:

I am just finishing up a 10 week internship with PROJECT C.U.R.E. I was interested in this organization because of the unique way they combine green practices (reducing medical waste) and global healthcare. The staff here is welcoming, motivated and hard... more »

  sman2th wrote:

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

  PastorLonnie wrote:

I have volunteered at the Prodisee Pantry since approximately May 2007. My family and I have also been the recipient of their help. First, my personal story. In July 2007 I was diagnosed as having Stage IV oropharyngeal cancer (a cancer of... more »

  Writer wrote:

I absolutely love serving in this amazing organization. The board members, staff, team members, volunteers, partners, and donors are so caring, loving, and always are looking for way to better serve others. The whole team loves being the hands and feet... more »

  Osama wrote:

I volunteered during Hurricane Sandy last year, I did various things such as gutting out, mucking out and my personnel favorite was cutting down hazardous trees. Its a great organization and the supervisors i worked under were very interactive and kept... more »

  Maartje van den Elzen - W. wrote:

As an elementary school teacher I had long summers and none of my friends could take 6 weeks off. I decided to go to Nepal in 2009 and teach English in a Monastery through VIN's Monastery program. Apart from the teaching bit Bhupi (VIN's Founder) asked... more »

  NazirAlexandra wrote:

We are constantly on the move to serve our community and love on each and every one of the people we come across! Even during the COVID outbreak, we are on the move to make sure families are fed. more »

  Justen N. wrote:

I got involved with TEXSAR in order to fulfill my desire to serve our communities in a grassroots capacity and to sharpen my skills in the emergency management field. I quickly fell in love with the organization and people on the team because of the pure... more »

  wedobetter wrote:

I worked with the cajun navy during Hurricane Harvey on their social media team. What we would do is find where people were posting online saying they or their family was in trouble, get phone numbers from them, and find out how high the waters were.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Midwest Mission truly goes above and beyond not just nationally and international but right in their own back yard. Midwest Mission teamed up with Community Connection Point (we are a childcare resource & referral agency that connects families to quality... more »

  BreannaHoisington wrote:

I recommend this organization who help under developed countries by providing health care in over 70 countries. they currently have a special program helping people in Haiti who have no health coverage or medical assistance. more »

  ariellevin98 wrote:

We fostered & then adopted our now beloved family dog - Marty - from Operation Liberation. Marty was found by Liz - he was roaming a busy street where he easily could’ve been hit by a car. After catching him, Liz spent weeks rehabilitating him,... more »

  Thirst Aid wrote:

I worked with Direct Relief International right after Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar (Burma). The fact that DRI provides medical supplies to in country organizations makes all of the difference. They help the people who work in the country, know the... more »

  ckemp wrote:

Top notch organization, the real deal! 91 cents of every dollar donated reaches the children they serve. Their heart is serving orphans and vulnerable children worldwide, This organization feeds 10,000 children a day - every day, nourishing body and soul.... more »

  Mary240 wrote:

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

  eontherun wrote:

I volunteered with NYC medics following the Haiti earhquale of January, 2010. I found them to be an excellent organization, well organized and professional in every way. They made our safety a priority and found clinical roles for us which made a significant... more »

  sb98841 wrote:

This rescue has participated in seizing horses which, if you review the video evidence provided by the news media, appear that the majority are of acceptable weight. DEFHR, however, reports that the horses have been starved, all the while posting inflammatory... more »

  leezard wrote:

Puerto Rico Rise Up was an amazing help after Hurricane Maria in Vieques, Puerto Rico. Our small island lost our Medical Center, it was condemned after Maria and is still not rebuilt. Puerto Rico Rise Up helped out with dire medical needs. They helped... more »

  Raymomd Guida wrote:

I gave monthly to Feeding America but not any more. I think that it's a shame that the top executive can take a salery of over $400,000 and not feel guilty . more »

  nonprofitme wrote:

They aren't up front about their relationship to Good360.org. Good 360 restricts how much a nonprofit can use in a year, even if they receive a private donation specifically for purchasing an attachment to a store. I can't help but wonder if they are... more »

  James0008 wrote:

I was very happy to find this GEM of a charity. They were one of the few organizations with people working on the ground in Haiti Earthquake relief, that would accept in-kind donations. Almost everyone else I contacted wanted cash. The other nice... more »

  bachj123 wrote:

I have had the honor to work with this amazing group of women on a number of projects. Depending on the need of the family we might be laying flooring, installing sheetrock, tape and mud, removing debris or general cleanup of grounds. But we don't stop... more »

  LRP1 wrote:

Deployed to Hammond Louisiana with OBR. It was a large deployment for the flooded area. The overwriting theme was to prepare good meals, not just good but hot, flavored and prepared in a clean environment. Everyone working did it because they wanted... more »

  Juli C. wrote:

This organization truly makes an impact through relationship, integrity, and professionalism. I have been volunteering with them for 2 1/2 years and will continue to do so in the future. I pray you consider giving to this amazing work! more »

  Writer wrote:

I went here twice and I loved it. Very nice & clean, everyone nice and friendly. The food was good and fresh as well. Any fruit or veggie you can name, they had it. The bakery goods were wonderful as well. No questions asked when you walk in. You just... more »

  Student247 wrote:

I was in Nicaragua, I was definitely out of my comfort zone. But all that quickly didn't matter. NDI welcomed us like we had always been a part of their family. We had group and personal challenges but at the end of the day they always made time to decompress... more »

  dufresne wrote:

GRI is an outstanding organization dedicated to helping abused and neglected people around the world. I am familiar with their work in Burma (medic training) and Uganda (HIV prevention). Excellent management team. Very responsive in informing and educating... more »

  mlhuntington wrote:

I have been working with this organization for about 10 years. They are caring, compassionate group of equestrians who are committed to help fellow equestrian industry people in their time of desperate need. Through grants and emergency relief funds in... more »

  Scut2024 wrote:

I absolutely love this organization. They strive for and provide the most current up to date emergency notifications, in real time.. more »

  Junie wrote:

Gleaning for the world made it possible for over 4000 blankets to be delivered to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The staff there executed this flawlessly and we were able to take an idea and turn it into a reality. I had lots of... more »

  theodorecsnyder wrote:

The Southern California Preparedness Foundation has put on an exceptional Disaster Preparedness Fair each year for the past several years. The Fair has grown in many ways since its inception to cover many areas in the city of Los Angeles and beyond.... more »

  Mike134 wrote:

Our passion is serving others without regard to their walk of life. Our goal from day was to fill a void in the nonprofit sector with safe, efficient and comfortable self-contained trailer based equipment to serve anyone. Our equipment lends itself well... more »

  bharmeling wrote:

This organization is a force for good helping put evil to rest globally. I am honored to serve with this highly skilled and professional team. more »

  tzemenfes wrote:

Since its inception in 2018, the Tegaru Disaster Relief Fund has transformed into a capable and transparent organization. By recruiting dedicated volunteer board members, the organization has committed itself to its mission to provide urgent humanitarian... more »

  Ryan R. wrote:

I am a Volunteer of the Wish Upon A Hero Foundation as well a donor. This is one of the most incredible charities on the planet. This foundation has helped tons of families throughout the world in so many ways. They have granted so many different types... more »

  JKA1 wrote:

Commited, passionate and consistently on the front lines. more »

  Linda Pogue wrote:

After requesting that I receive fewer fund raising requests in the mail, I continue to receive two or three requests a WEEK from CAP. I will continue to donate on my own schedule. It's a shame they didn't honor my request. That being said, I believe... more »

  TitansFan wrote:

Our mobile home caught fire a few weeks ago - we lost everything. We were refered to NTDS by our local fire department. They bought us new clothing, warm blankets, food, and found us a new home to live in within three days. They even brought us Christmas... more »

  Jonesmp wrote:

I love working with these men and women. Team Rubicon is the closest to professional disaster relief that is possible with volunteer force. Team Rubicon uses all sorts of military training, as well as FEMA developed disaster relief protocols to provide... more »

  golden_930 wrote:

I volunteered with CERT in Moldova serving Ukrainian refugees and it was an amazing experience! more »

  Trevor F.2 wrote:

It has been a blessing to volunteer with Hands for God/Manos por Dios. The work and impact that has been done with this ministry is nothing short of a miracle. more »

  ahashmi12 wrote:

IMANA is such a great organization, it does so much work in countries where they need the help the most. IMANA focus is on Medical relief, sometimes this is ignored. I traveled to Sudan with IMANA in 2019 and it was an eye-opening experience, I am waiting... more »

  trestamanos wrote:

2-1-1 Tampa Bay does great things for people in this community. Being the past CEO for a 2-1-1 in Florida for 7 yrs, you come to appreciate how important this service really is. more »

  XylemANZ2024 wrote:

Xylem Inc. has partnered with Planet Water for many years helping to provide and install Aqua Towers to provide safe, clean drinking water to communities who lack access to this basic human right. The Planet Water Program not only provides access to safe... more »

  christina wrote:

As the Director of the Hospitality Center for the past 5 years; I have grown spiritually and emotionally. I have such respect for the Center whose mission is to feed the hungry with diginity and respect. The most important thing I have gained is a second... more »

  amyshever wrote:

Our animal shelters are in crises, more pets are being surrendered to shelters now than ever before. 2nd Chance 4 Pets is an all-volunteer nonprofit that has been working very hard for 20 years providing valuable resources to pet owners across the US,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I must say, this organization is AMAZING! The work that I have personally witnessed in the Virgin Islands is just honestly remarkable. I have seen this team, in their neon yellow t-shirts all over the island encouraging others to give back. I've seen... more »

  Linda Layman wrote:

I donated to this charity believing that access to clean water is fundamental for improving living conditions and health. I have been contacted twice since donating. The first time a letter thanked me for my donation and included and envelope... more »

  Kevin De V. wrote:

Back in 2017 when Cindy hit Baton Rouge, LA I went and volunteered to help the people down there with (Christ Is Relief) organization & invariably ended up because of the tired-less, continued efforts received a Presidential Volunteer Award. That I... more »

  Ann B.5 wrote:

What a wonderful organization! The staff is so dedicated to helping the people of Haiti regardless of where they live or their ability to pay. Saving lives and keeping families intact is one of the most honorable causes I can think of. Thanks why I regularly... more »

  PcFilms wrote:

City Search and Rescue in cooperation with other amazing charities went above and beyond the call of duty after Hurricane Ian devastated the West Coast of Florida. I can't say enough good things about this Non-Profit Charity and the others who helped.... more »

  kepstein wrote:

I've volunteered for over 15 years with our local Conference. We have a wonderful caring group of volunteers and such a beautiful community of friends in need that it is our privilege to help with food, clothes & financial assistance more »

  hank wrote:

HI IM 13 AND I LOVE TO HELP PEOPLE IN MY COMMUNITY.IM A VERY POSITIVE PERSON AND DOING THIS MAKES ME SMILE EVRYDAY.ITS A VERY HAPPY HELPING ENVIRONMENT AND I LOVE BEING AROUND IT. more »

  jesshibb wrote:

My first donation to this nonprofit was for its first project -- Assisting families and pets in need after Hurricane Katrina. I'm pleased to see that the organization has remained active since then. more »

  Frank.S. wrote:

The Counterterrorism Institute works with local, national, and international leaders and organizations to advance a two-part counterterrorism strategy. The first being the elimination of the current terrorist threat, and the second being the identification... more »

  lawhorne wrote:

This is the best nonprofit. Helping a lot of local families, including my own ! Kind , generous, helpful . I can not say enough good things about this organization !!! I have donated when able and been a recipient when needed! Gained Personal friends... more »

  pmauro wrote:

A fantastic Catholic organization taking care of the poor and the sick. It truly lives the corporal works of mercy. more »

  koiradio wrote:

Un buen tiempo entregando alimentos con la organizacion en el area de Caguas. more »

  mobileUser522075 wrote:

Transparency. Commitment. Hardworkers. more »

  angelamariaotg wrote:

As the Founder of Off-The-Grid Missions, I have witnessed firsthand how we work to fill the gap in Disaster Response for Deaf and Disabled people (and their families) globally. Our team tackles unique, difficult, and oftentimes dangerous challenges... more »

  katie_ann1978 wrote:

This NPO is small but mighty. It has worked hard to help ease the worry of basic needs for Haitians thru the gift of diapers for families and medical agencies. These items are provided to families as incentive to visit clinicsfor well child visits and... more »

  lefteye02 wrote:

Im a federal employee and I had went to this organization which did not bother to help me. It seems like they want to make up an excuse of not assisting employees in dire situations and their employee had given me a useless advice, telling me to google... more »

  amellis wrote:

In a fragmented industry, NIBS is uniquely structured to bring together the diversity of leaders from across the built environment to tackle new, ubiquitous challenges. This includes resilience, use of convergent technologies, and much more. All viewpoints... more »

  cmckisso wrote:

This is a wonderful foundation with people behind it that have dedicated knowledge to the K9s. They are invaluable in their work and dedication to helping these special dogs. more »

  okothstephenomondi wrote:

FiRSTLY, in the year 2021 during COVID pandemic, My team of 3 and I in UNHCR, Jijiga in Ethiopia learnt about Kobotoolbox from OCHA colleagues. As a team working on Comprehensive and Development Responses to a protracted refugee situation, we needed to... more »

  ludinac wrote:

Very Passionate and knowledgeable founders, they are a delight to engage with ! more »

  Smartie-Pants19 wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over 10 years. I have responded to several national disasters and numerous ones locally as well as throughout Alaska. The quality training of both the HUMAN and the canine is obvious. Seeing and experiencing... more »

  higherflyer wrote:

These unsung heroes have been around for decades, yet few know their name. These are the men and women who are the connection point to make sure support gets where it needs to go. Medicine and food can't do their jobs if the sick and hungry don't receive... more »

  Mikea wrote:

I am really impressed with the work of the Phia Foundation and how it supports some of the hardest to reach and most needy sections of society. Some of the situations that they operate in look very desperate and the hope they provide to people is truly... more »

  chipreece wrote:

It's a well organized store with insanely reasonable prices. Also love the fact that it supports such a great cause! more »

  John M. wrote:

As a UofL MBA student I had the chance go work with Mark, Dee Dee, and George too help look for ways to improve the Shoeman Water Project and Edge efforts. It was a truly amazing experience to get to see all of the ways that this truly inspiring group... more »

  Dana D.1 wrote:

Awesome organization! I serve on the board for SHH! This org is about people helping people! We are constantly viewing the weather channel to keep current on weather updates. We go in, get the supplies in, and stay true to our word! more »

  EDNCMDR wrote:

When there were very few people or organizations to coordinate recovery in El Dorado County (CA) following the Caldor Fire, the West Slope Foundation stepped up and filled the gap. Since that time, the foundation has worked tirelessly to advocate for... more »

  Heather wrote:

UMCOR is a great organization to donate to. Your money does not go to pay for administrative costs, 100% of your donation goes to the cause. UMCOR also helps with relief AND development. This group stays for years (many) helping to get the community back... more »

  megert wrote:

I deployed to Haiti with a WCC team shortly after the earthquake in January 2012. The strength of this organizational culture is its emphasis on doing meaningful support in a chaotic environment. The main effort of this deployment was to find and organize... more »

  Neale B. wrote:

I write this as a board member, but regardless of that, I must say that this has been an exciting year for AMEDICAusa, far exceeding what one might expect. The programs have found wide acceptance, enthusiasm and acclaim from the recipients, as... more »

  jacquem wrote:

Hollie and Eddie are what positive outreach is all about. They give from the heart and sacrifice much to the community that needs help the most. Titusville needs them.......... we need them. more »

  kisatsky wrote:

I am a volunteer with the Food Bank of Monmouth/Ocean county. The time I give has been the most rewarding feeling I have ever known. I help on the mobile food truck distribution and it is a joy to work with the Food Bank. Everything is always so... more »

  wheimsoth wrote:

In 1989 the Red Cross came to our area of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Loma Prieta, and helped us without water or power for a week deal with life. What a wonderful resource. Since then I have been a volunteer with the Red Cross trying to give something... more »

  Tricia10 wrote:

My meditation teacher (whom I highly respect) recommended this charity after casually meeting IRT's CEO. He must have made quite an impression bc a recommendation from him doesn't come easily. After my donation, I received a phone call from one of the... more »

  DTCare wrote:

A photo from DTCare’s multilingual FREE community school in Monte Lirio, Panama more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a donor and a oart time volunteer whenever they are in florida. I have known the CEO since childhood, she gives literally until it hurts and there are no salaried positions, 100% of donations go to those in need. more »

  Bradley C.3 wrote:

They are there, at a local park, every month doing food and clothing distribution for anyone in need. Sit down meals and food to take away.Great experience! We love Every Soul Matters! more »

  DRJRD wrote:

I've had the pleasure of volunteering at Clean the World in Orlando for the past two years. The staff I've interacted with have all been professional and enthusiastic about their cause. The help they require from volunteers is easy and fun to provide,... more »

  ChristianDonor wrote:

JMM does a great deal of valuable work world-wide, and when I was a contributor to this organization, I received reports of where the money went along with amounts spent for overhead. Although the other reviewer criticizes (without providing supporting... more »

  Kristin S.4 wrote:

I’ve been doing volunteer humanitarian work for almost a decade now, and haven’t had an experience working with an organization one on one like I did working the Sulawesi Indonesia earthquake and tsunami of 2018 with the Humanitarian Aid and Rescue... more »

  tsarlitto wrote:

Working with Anemoi during Hurricane Idalia was a terrific experience. Very professional. more »

  angelmtn916 wrote:

The Etosha Rescue and Adoption Center website is currently out of date. Many, if not most, of those dogs have been there so long, that they’re seniors now. The amount of dogs and cats she claims is on her property & her alleged foster homes, is no where... more »

  hopevol wrote:

I have volunteered with The Hope Alliance for 15 years now. This is a group that really changes lives in rural villages with all kinds of programs from health care to clean water. They are very good stewards of resources with more than 90% of donations... more »

  SeEtta M. wrote:

The Joplin Humane Society has faced an astounding challenge in handling the animals that survived but were lost after the horrific tornado that devastated over a quarter of Joplin. With assistance from several other state and national animal humane... more »

  Marcy S. wrote:

Worldwide Shelters is a one of a kind organization with passion and conviction to make a change. It is a devastating statistic that there are almost 43 million people in the world that do not have a permanent home. Too often we see a sea of tarps after... more »

  BSBurton wrote:

The Red Mountain Search Dog Association is made up of awesome, hard working volunteers who train weekly with their K9 partners. more »

  Mateo T. wrote:

I've had the chance to volunteer with Act 2 in both Puerto Rico and the Keys. They are an incredibly dedicated nonprofit that brings military precision and execution to their work. If you want to be in the action and make maximum impact, join and support... more »

  dea_utari wrote:

Hello. My name is dea.I am a mother of 3 children.My 2nd and 3rd children were born at Bumi Sehat. A valuable experience for me to be able to give birth to my children at the Bumi Sehat clinic ... My husband and I are very grateful... more »

  Jim wrote:

CAN-DO.ORG is the project headed by Kevin Klien that has been involved in relief projects around the nation and the world. See the website http://www.can-do.org for current projects and videos. 2010- Involved in Haiti earthquake relief, and American... more »

  JOPARROTT wrote:

The Correll Family are amazing people with a great heart for the Lord and the nations. So many dear friends coming together in the love of the Father and his plans for building the family of God together. Many tribes and tongues united in love to see... more »

  Kesney Auguste wrote:

My name is Kesney Auguste. A week or so after the earthquake struck Haiti on January 12, 2010, I became in contact with the Fuel Relief Fund (FRF) organization. I met with the founder and CEO of the organization, Mr. Ted Honcharik through my sister,... more »

  dontdoit wrote:

This is the parent company in Florida of the reportedly fake "Breast Cancer Research & Support Fund" non-profit in the city of Wauwatosa, WI. They've been scamming people for donations since 2011. Got my husband to pledge $20 and it took 1 1/2 months... more »

  RetiredVolunteer wrote:

I volunteered with this organization during and in the aftermath of Tropical Storm Sandy in October of 2012. They were well organized and the leadership provided direction and instilled confidence to all who volunteered and to those served. I have contributed... more »

  Susan147 wrote:

After having been diagnosed with cancer, not once, but twice, I had a P.E.T. scan in 2009 that showed no evidence of disease. I live in the Bronx and my doctor is at Cancer Treatment Center of America in Tulsa. During my second diagnosis, my husband lost... more »

  PlanningGuy wrote:

New Life for Haiti does amazing work in an area of Haiti not reached by other organizations. They focus on helping to build a sustainable future through education, teaching agricultural and construction skills, providing a home for orphans, and much,... more »

  cutestbeth1 wrote:

They are a great organization. They are there when you need them. They help with all their equipment they have. more »

  jodell wrote:

I have worked with TRRW since the beginning, after having volunteered with another rescue group that lost my trust in the organization founder. TRRW is in it's infancy and continues to grow with dedicated volunteers just wanting to help their fellow... more »

  mobileUser747591 wrote:

Operation Recovery has a great vision, and the ability to reach into a vast network and provide support to any corner of the globe. more »

  MMMcBride wrote:

I served as a Board of Director for 6 years and this has been the most rewarding civic duty I have ever participated in. GBHS is very financially responsible and transparent. They continually keep their mission at the forefront. more »

  zorro wrote:

Apparently school children are not a protected class of people because Common Ground has partnered with UNITY and the Gulf Coast Housing Partnership in New Orleans to place 42 junkies, alcoholics and transients across the street from John McDonough High... more »

  Segura wrote:

They fixed my house that everyone else rejected with no questions asks. They didn't ask for anything other than a like in Facebook/ more »

  Lt. Grove wrote:

I'm the cadet commander of the Columbia Composite Squadron, Civil Air Patrol. Every year we run the gamut from distributing Thanksgiving baskets to low-income people to assisting for more than a week at a camp for under-privileged kids at risk for gang... more »

  trhyne04 wrote:

Knowing the Sheltra family for the last several years it is obvious how much time and dedication they have show for the local community in which Richard served. They continue to volunteer in the community and bring awareness to make sure that no... more »

  lievans wrote:

I cannot say enough about 4 Good Community! All of the programs are so needed, if I could chose a favorite it would be the school outreach program, it is absolutely amazing... there is nothing better than seeing a child's face light up with excitement.... more »

  lynton2004 wrote:

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

  moonster wrote:

Former employee. Sadly Christ doesn't dwell within their walls. more »

  Clint_S wrote:

I have volunteered with Hands of Light in Action for several different activities, most recently to help people clear out and clean up their basements after the sewerage backup flooding in Detroit and area during August 2014. It is not possible... more »

  Brandon22 wrote:

I have been a member of this great organization for 20 years. more »

  Alice17 wrote:

I am a retired person. I do not have a lot of disposable income, so before I give to a charity, I want to get to know about its staff and its operations to assure my donations are going to groups in whose work I strongly believe. From the first time I... more »

  Kent5 wrote:

I volunteered with this organization during the Moore Oklahoma tornado cleanup and discovered a group with a heart for people, both the disaster victims and the volunteers who came to help. These folks were amazing in their work ethic, in their leadership... more »

  Ole H. wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Full Circle for almost a year. The Center helps people with clothing, hygiene, household items, and resources that help with other needs. The Center has been self sustained by the Founder Becca Taylor since it's inception. The... more »

  none wrote:

I was out on the Ohio River with my family My wife and 4 children when our boat broke down. the part of the river we were on is not used by many boaters so we set waiting for another boater come by and help After waiting over an hour and a half I used... more »

  bobccs wrote:

At the beginning of 2015, Debbie Roth escorted a homeless lady named Wanda, to an eye exam that was set up by Homeland Disciples. At the eye exam, Wanda was diagnosed with severe cataracts which would require surgery to correct vision problems. Wanda... more »

  valeriadj wrote:

Amazing organization, completely dedicated to the communities they serve. more »

  marisimo wrote:

Founded after Hurricane Katrina, the Beacon of Hope was touted as a neighborhood gathering place. The home of the founder, which is in a very affluent neighborhood, was stocked with gardening tools and office equipment which were supposedly there for... more »

  Stacie7 wrote:

This is an organization that has a difficult job and yet the staff and volunteers are committed and caring. They work tirelessly to do even more and I'm constantly amazed to discover new programs and opportunities that seem to pop up every month. I... more »

  zoomies76 wrote:

I have concerns about the lack of accountability with the founder and the lack of concern from the board when concerns have been expressed. The founder was confronted about several instances where he treated responders disrespectfully. No ownership was... more »

  RSattanni2011 wrote:

I had volunteered in 2010 to assist with bagging food for the needy. Hard work but fun and challenging. Nice people guided groups for this task. Regularly needs volunteers to assist them. Great for schools to assist them for community service hours for... more »

  Krussom13 wrote:

Hello. My wife Shasta, 15 month old son King, and I are a low income family. We recently moved to Texas from Colorado and are living in a small house with family. We have a house that most be completely renovated before it’s livable. We are in need... more »

  clemons18 wrote:

I love this non-profit and how it serves the people around them. I have been a volunteer for them for quite some time now, and because of them I was given the chance to go with them to Nepal in February of 2017. Honestly my life has been changed for the... more »

  LizD wrote:

SBTF is an amazing group, due to the worldwide coverage and on-line activity they are able to respond to disasters within a few hours, and stay active 24 hours a day. They create maps of the new and changing landscape and monitor media output for important... more »

  pkalifeh wrote:

This organization is first class. They are young but is doing incredible work on the front lines of disaster setting up play care sites for children, coordinating with other relief organizations and training other volunteers to meet the needs. I am... more »

  lulubisme wrote:

I hope to write a great review after the work is finished! more »

  Volunteer wrote:

The Volunteer Way helps all that come to them for assistance. At the present they are assisting 19,000 families each month. They also help 40 food pantries and 28 other types of charities. more »

  thvolunteer wrote:

This group runs like a well oiled machine! Organized and thoughtful to all involved and all who are in need. Amazing to see so many come together and make so much happen in such a short timeframe! If you can donate please do if you can volunteer do it... more »

  Jenni Vines V. wrote:

This charity dog rescue goes above and beyond!! They truly care about the needy animals and they do great things in our community!! Friends United in Rescue is AWESOME!! more »

  Dan_2 wrote:

Global Peace Partners, bridges the turbulent waters of political, religious, cultural and social boundaries through medical diplomacy. Taking the lead before disaster strikes, our Care Convoy delivers Search, Rescue and Medical Equipment to enable nations... more »

  jaburnett wrote:

God's Pit Crew provides Blessing Buckets both nationally and internationally to those affect by a natural disasters. They have amazing, caring volunteers who love to serve others! more »

  cwcsnepal wrote:

Hope In Action provided us with some vegetable seeds to establish an orphanage garden. Our children and youths are acquiring skills for growing vegetables while producing much-needed food. Hope In Action also provided two sewing machines and supplies... more »

  meme1 wrote:

I went to dawn yesterday, to ask for help with my light bill... The man who works there was so rude and belitting to me... I did what he asked and called back today, he was so angry and bitter he made me feel like crap.. I thought dawn was there to help... more »

  Leah Malone wrote:

FriendsUSA Charitable Foundation, Inc. is one of the best start-up nonprofit organizations in the United States. For three consecutive years that I have been involved with their "Feed the Homeless Program," I've seen them put smiles on homeless people... more »

  johnqcitizen wrote:

Four Communities Fire Dept has been protecting this area since the 1950's long before we had county fire stations. They continue to serve with out pay, putting in long hours, leaving their families to help others in time of need. I have seen first hand... more »

  amyjdelph wrote:

I used to work for ISOH/Impact and I have seen first-hand how much of a difference it has made in lives of so many people. Many of these children and their families live in places that don't have access to the medical treatments and procedures they need,... more »

  Writer wrote:

These are hardworking individuals that deserve our support. The Bay Area is fortunate to be served by such a great organization! more »

  Jen_21 wrote:

I am a volunteer that is not with any affiliation after a bad experience with ARC (Allied Response to Catastrophes.) The founder of ARC told me that he developed the not for profit organization in 2011 after helping in Joplin, MO with the May 2011 tornado... more »

  Sami Tariq wrote:

Heart to Heart International is an incredible nonprofit that truly makes a difference in communities around the world. Their dedication to disaster relief, medical aid distribution, and global health initiatives is inspiring. Whether responding to natural... more »

  D.S.S wrote:

H.I.M. has a history of being a great stable resource in our community. They treat people with respect and generosity while working to best meet their needs. I am proud to be able to share about them with people who are in need; knowing it will be ... more »

  James50 wrote:

Air Calvary is one of the few organizations I have been involved with that puts the mission ahead of its own interests. They Prize service to others above all else. I have been involved in emergency response for over 25 years. it is very rare to run... more »

  pierre.martin70508 wrote:

Since volunteering with this organization I've learned a lot about the founder and how he spends the money that is donated. I could never recommend giving a dollar to this man. He got over a million dollars in money donations but everything that is done... more »

  RichardWalden wrote:

Operation USA is widely lauded among other international disaster relief and economic development organizations for its creative, effective and rapid response to disasters; it stays long after others have left; it does NOT accept any US Government funding... more »

  smwrld wrote:

This review is for Lower Nine.org in Arabi/New Orleans. Not Boothbay. Having been involved in a number of volunteer experiences, both locally and away on sites, I set out to New Orleans to try to contribute my efforts to help out with the continuing... more »

  Buckybob wrote:

I organized a week long group trip to work with Wilimington Area Rebuilding Ministry and I was impressed from beginning to end. In the run up to the event they were helpful and informative and professional in every way. During the week we worked... more »

  TeBe wrote:

An outstanding organization based in the Archdiocese of New York. I have been donating for years as they fund Catholic and Orthodox programs in Africa, the Middle East, Asia & the former Soviet bloc. As these Catholic Churches were decimated by rogue... more »

  Rlara wrote:

I have been with Civil Air Patrol for around a year, and have found it to be amazing. I have gained more learning about aerospace than I thought I ever would. I currently serve as a Staff Sergeant and have met great colleagues in my squadron, and I plan... more »