Find Economic Development Nonprofits and Charities

  LizNelson wrote:

Prevention First is an invaluable resource that has helped improve my professionalism and the prevention strategies we implement in schools and communities. They offer a variety of services to improve the substance abuse prevention system in Illinois... more »

  Kaleen Robinson wrote:

I've worked with other not-for-profit orgs and have been continually impressed by the level of oversight, strong leadership, and stewardship that HFH Lake County operates with. There is thoughtful discussion on decisions, and all discussions start with... more »

  wphhou wrote:

According to the Better Business Bureau, "ACCION International (ACCION) does not meet the following Standard for Charity Accountability. Standard 10: Ending Net Assets - Avoid accumulating funds that could be used for current program activities. To meet... more »

  CCole wrote:

Missouri Community Betterment has been a great group to work with! They have consistently supported local communities in Missouri and are a solid resource for children, families, and communities overall. Their staff is lively, pleasant, and interactive.... more »

  marvindelaney wrote:

The South by Southeast CDC dba University Park Academy graduated 1,399 students from January 2006 to May 2009 in an accelerated High School CDC Diploma program. These students either did not pass the TAKS test or found it difficult to graduate from high... more »

  Elizabeth Banks wrote:

The reason I am leaving this review is becuase I think that readers of this site might be fooled by the high ranking of CHF. The fact of the matter is this organization does a very bad job with constituent relations. I did not recieve a tax letter for... more »

  ushouldcare wrote:

Horrible place the manager is extremely errogant and extremely rude she made unprofessional comments during an application process that another worker was helping me in. She should be fire be ready to be question personal questions that they shouldnt... more »

  ncpart wrote:

I am a volunteer with Peer Servants and was recently sent by Peer Servants to Cusco, Peru to help native women obtain a microloan for a business I helped them to start. This has the effect of helping not only the nine women I worked with, but potentially... more »

  kencojdgcaprock-spurcom wrote:

I live in Kent County a rural county with limited resources and we are always in need of outside help concerning environmental, research and conservation assistance. With our monies obligated to fund the services to sustain a present existance if life... more »

  DOVEFUND wrote:

The D.O.V.E. Fund is a not-for-profit organization providing support to the poorest areas of Vietnam. It was founded in 2000 by a number of Vietnam Veterans who were contacted by the then-U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, Pete Peterson. Ambassador Peterson's... more »

  rcdpartner wrote:

The South Central Washington RC&D is a lead RC&D for the State of Washington. Their impact in the region and state-wide is outstanding. I've worked with the Council and RC&D Coordinator, Heather, on a number of occasions and can't say enough great things... more »

  mcdougell wrote:

Best Kept Secret in St Louis This organization is an asset to the community and to veterans at large. The services and networking they provide, under the extremely capable leadership of Darcella Craven is a source of pride for the St Louis community.... more »

  Hannahjessie wrote:

I am currently a volunteer with WITNESS and I am constantly impressed by how dedicated and effective it is as an organization. I have volunteered for several non-profits and never have I met people who are so dedicated to and passionate about human rights.... more »

  brian1 wrote:

A local nonprofit that I'm happy to endorse, Forgotten Voices was started a few years ago by an incredibly motivated friend of mine who left his career to launch this organization and focus full time on making a difference in the lives of AIDS orphans... more »

  Ruby_N wrote:

Giving back to Guatemala. http://www.casasito.org/Guatemala is a wonderfully varied land. From sweeping mountains and stunning coast line, to erupting volcanoes, Guatemala has it all. But what makes this country amazing is the people. They are... more »

  backyardescape wrote:

This group is all about working with the City of Nassau Bay, Parks Committee and residents to enhance the neighborhood. This helps keep property values stable as well as provide a lovely environment. Whether you visit the lake or parks, you will be seeing... more »

  Ray wrote:

For two years I have donated money to partially cover operating costs. I like the focus of this group; they work closely with grassroots and community groups in Sri Lanka, and take on small projects that are ignored by the larger agencies, but are no... more »

  VIPB wrote:

The Wilkinsburg Community Development Corporation and its executive director Tracey Evans has been instrumental in kick starting the Wilkinsburg Business district Development. Innovation, dedication and professionalism and highly ethical are all ways... more »

  dnakamura wrote:

I believe that Aloha United Way used to be a good organization with a solid foundation, good leadership, and a strategic vision for its future. Under its current leadership, however, AUW has foundered. It has lost some major corporate donors, and most... more »

  bstewart wrote:

I love the way they help out so many young people. They are very dedicated and people love what they do. Keep up the good work. more »

  Patricia O. wrote:

As a public health professional with experience in international health and development I can say firmly that Mano A Mano International Partners is extraordinary, perhaps even unique. The organization's strength comes from its truly bilateral collaborative... more »

  NicaVolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered with Jubilee House Community (JHC) for 1 - 3 weeks a year for many years. During each visit I have been privileged to see each and every member of JHC work as hard as they can alongside, with, and for poor people. They put every resource... more »

  kakeca wrote:

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

  M_Henry wrote:

Bridges to Prosperity envisions a world where poverty caused by rural isolation no longer exists and by the way their operation is laser focused and targeted, they are bound to make significant progress towards that lofty goal. Their unique ability... more »

  basd-mom wrote:

My children were both members of the Illick's Mill and their experience was amazing. Their time with the mill project sharpened and focused their lives. Plus, they made a difference in our community more »

  Shannon D. wrote:

I have worked the amazing people at Growing Home for a few years now on their annual gala and I cannot say enough good things about them. Their model, farms, and training program are all amazing. Beyond that is their amazing group of talented, passionate... more »

  JulieLR wrote:

Ohio Alleycat Resource is a firm believer in TNR (trap, neuter and return). We have had 2 of our 9 rescue cats neutered by OAR. We are not opposed to cats (we have 9 rescue cats and 1 rescue dog), but we are opposed to the TNR concept. With TNR, the... more »

  Array wrote:

FUM is amazing! If there is anything you need you can go there and they are able to help...or know who you need to contact for help. Do they just pass you off? NO! They will make sure to help you reach the right person and the right resource. They truly... more »

  ksingsank wrote:

Goleta Valley Beautiful is founded on the basis of making a great town more green. By constantly working with the city to better improve it, GVB has truly made an impact. Not only is it more visually pleasing as unpleasing areas have been converted, but... more »

  Roger wrote:

I have been to Bolivia twice, each time visiting the projects of Quaker Bolivia Link. Most of them are in rural communities in the highland, not much reached by the outer world. The projects I visited were three types, greenhouses on the altiplano where... more »

  eb4peace wrote:

I worked for this organization for over a decade. There are many dedicated and hardworking employees in this organization, but there are also some very dishonest and unscrupulous people at the highest levels of management. This is in no way a grassroots... more »

  Joshua6 wrote:

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

  devantierney wrote:

I have been working at WomenRising for the past five months, and I am so proud of the work that they do. The counselors, case managers, and other employees work tirelessly to ensure that the women and the families that we serve have all of the necessary... more »

  slbeard574 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of supporting NCP for a number of years, and have also had the wonderful opportunity to participate in one of their learning tours. I certainly recommend that you support NCP, but even more, I would encourage everyone to participate... more »

  alpha girl wrote:

I would like to Thank new Directions Community Outreach for their support for my time in need. I was going through a real hard time and went to this organization for help and they place me in transitional houseing and helped me skills that helped me get... more »

  elkins.chuck wrote:

I am a former Board member. This charity is run by two very dedicated individuals who, at times, have taken from their own funds to keep providing extraordinary and inovative services to young people in the black townships around Cape Town, South Africa.... more »

  ivolunteer wrote:

ACCION is a very well organized institution. It upholds strict standards in lending and prospecting. It has has a great volunteeering program that has attracted many Chicago area young professionals. The friendly and professional staff, as well as the... more »

  Dragonslayer wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer for this great group who help people with financial literateracy, mortgage foreclosure counseling, and how to buy a home. They are a dedicated group of counselors who really go to the extreme to help people in need. They... more »

  Jancro wrote:

I am so happy to be a part of EFAC because the work they are doing in Kenya with bright, financially challenged students is first class. Not only do they give educational scholarships, they see these children all the way through high school, college... more »

  Carlos wrote:

Imagine Nations is the ONLY non-profit I ever came across that actually channels 100% of my donations to the people in need. The extra fees and expenses, etc. is paid by the board members to ensure the integrity of all gifts. The board is open to provide... more »

  Julia W. wrote:

Very good non-profit that works to alleviate poverty. I am an Americorps VISTA (Volunteers in Service to America) working with the organization for a year. Donations are crucial for this organization, because of the extreme depth of poverty in the area... more »

  elizabeth33 wrote:

This is a Student/Employee driven, worthy program that teaches children how to handle a paycheck, pay bills in a timely manner, pay all taxes, and to save to improve their future.The object is to help students realize how their education will impact their... more »

  meca wrote:

this organization is not transparent at all , a failed audit, and aggressive attitude to anyone that asks to see any of their financial info. closed meetings . there purpose is to repair/maintain the roads for the subdivision. the roads are barely passable... more »

  candylu84 wrote:

A wonderful non-profit group to work with! This group puts on great events in Southeastern Michigan! Looking forward to upcoming events. more »

  Angel Y. wrote:

Gary Life Education Initiative Is a big part of why I am the person I am today. They've help me gain higher self esteem, and do so much better in school because I'm hearing impaired. Without their help I don't know what would have happened... And as a... more »

  raccioly wrote:

I volunteered with CCT Atlanta in 2022 and had the opportunity to work with a nonprofit on a business case. The project involved helping them avoid selling one of their assets and instead transform it into something profitable while analyzing their overall... more »

  mitch946 wrote:

Community First is an organization that is making a real difference in the lives of a very poor and neglected population. They have already brought fresh water to several villages and are working on developing small industry and food production in those... 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 »

  Randy R. wrote:

Transitional housing for Female Vets and those with children. A place where our female vets come to when they are facing challenges & are in need of a place to call Home. While here, they will be provided various types of assistance in efforts to transition... more »

  highwaypark wrote:

The Highway Park Neighborhood Preservation Council is a 501c3 organization devoted to the restoration and revitalization our home town. Our services include promoting the health and well-being of our citizens, advocating change through local government,... more »

  Pinkerton15 wrote:

So grateful for the work that Act is doing in Dallas and now my hometown of Fort Worth to give neighbors the opportunity to live in peace and quiet instead of feeling isolated and terrified because of the injustices happening on their streets. more »

  Robin144 wrote:

I met Sachi Shenoy, the co-founder, when I was traveling to Seattle to work at another nonprofit. I was so impressed with her and with Upaya's promise that I became an early donor about five years ago. I was really pleased that Upaya was able to take... more »

  Tyrone J.1 wrote:

I love that Deke’s mission is to serve as the hands and feet of Jesus and they’re always looking got innovative ways to help those in need more »

  RFLM_STEAM_8 wrote:

Our Town of Rincon, Puerto Rico want to Join the Fab Lab Foundation Mission from MIT. Creating the first Community STEAM FAB LAB Center to help them learn and access high tech machinery that will develop their crafting skills to improve their towns unique... more »

  ree45 wrote:

Wonderful organization that fills a need for our community. more »

  eileenretamal@yahoo.com wrote:

FOR is the social service provider for Mckees Rocks-Stowe. They do amazing things with few resources. They are profoundly committed to families, young children, health, and education. They are constantly growing and looking to address needs in the community. 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 »

  duane wrote:

Without the EARN program, life for me and my family would not be what it is today! I came from a non-traditional family, I never met my father and my mother passed away when I was six or seven. I was raised by my mother’s only sister with her family... more »

  jpbromka wrote:

I first met Dana at the Socap conference. It's a huge conference with a lot of fairly high falutin people. Dana's talk about her work transforming neighborhoods by galvanizing community members was by far the strongest presentation I saw. I... more »

  SAMDC wrote:

This group is trying to pioneer a perspective and policies that will preserve low income neighborhoods and empower residents. It is brave, vocal and willing to alienate politicians, depending on its members to press for changes. Yet it seems to... more »

  Rolanda wrote:

Building Bridges Across the River by far exceeds my expectations of a nonprofit organization. This organization has done an amazing job to work together not only with its internal partners but also the rest of the community as well. It totally lives up... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

ANERA does really good work for people on the West Bank, getting real stuff built to help people with their everyday lives. more »

  anon_ymous345 wrote:

Before beginning my internship, I looked forward to having a very fulfilling summer experience. I have never seen such wasteful spending. Unfortunately during my internship, I did not see anything significant get accomplished. more »

  marianonprofit wrote:

A complete scam! Please beware and do not enroll in this fake, money grubbing "school"! more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization doesn't offer direct services to the community but "campaigns" for dollars as though it does. The internal organization is a toxic environment. The board members are "clueless" about the internal staff / organization and do not provide... more »

  SageDecember wrote:

The Urban League of Portland sucks a lot. Leadership is nonexistent. CEO is overpaid. Education services expensive for helping very few people. more »

  jaofbrazoriapromgr wrote:

Junior Achievement is the world’s largest and fastest-growing organization dedicated to educating young people about business, economics, financial literacy and free enterprise. Through age-appropriate curricula, JA programs begin at the elementary... more »

  gracehaven wrote:

A great Christian based organization that is truly helping those in need! more »

  JJHIowa wrote:

Empowering young people to own their economic success. What a simple goal, yet critical responsibility for the econmic success of the U.S. I am proud to say that I have been a volunteer for a number of years and various ages, and it is a rewarding assignment.... more »

  watch wrote:

Called into toll free reservation line for hiawathaland transit 4 days ahead for scheduled pickup date and time for one way at $1.25. After arriving early at stop and waiting over half hour in temps below 50 degrees, this public transit shuttle never... more »

  rmurphy1500 wrote:

As a school counselor, I appreciate immensely organization that help kids who are compassionate about the needs of others, about kids who enjoy helping others. Such is this organization. In addition, they set aside money every year to aid students... more »

  Angee W. wrote:

Opportunities Industrialization Center: North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA I am a relative of a former student who used to attend Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC). This program helped my brother achieve greatness in the areas... more »

  eastofthesun2 wrote:

IRF has been extremely helpful in facilitating the sharing and exchange of scientific and environmental information between the Caribbean islands for 40 years. AAHS has benefited from grant funding coordinated by them in years past. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Green Spaces Alliance of South Texas meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Green Spaces Alliance of South... more »

  srhart7 wrote:

the firm I work for provided professional services to St. Augustine's National Foundation, and was never paid for its services despite many requests over the past 3 years. They promised payment on numerous occasions, and never complained about the work... more »

  Zebra wrote:

Great organization who is really about empowering the community all around!! more »

  pmanthony wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of York County Maine is an organization that went through some stops and starts over several years before entering a sustained growth mode. I have volunteered at the ReStore in Kennebunk for nearly 5 years and in that time I have... more »

  June9 wrote:

1/22/13 - I just noticed that there is NOT a 990 posted for 2013 for Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CRSA or the Goodwill Works Foundation. When you click on the 2013 link, the 990 for 2012 appears. So my references below should be amended... more »

  schomeowner14 wrote:

Something crooked is going on here within this business establishment. Government, state, local and private funders should really investigate. Be prepared for Luis has a "slick personality" that will convince the majority. Board members voted for SLCDC... more »

  CyberSoldier wrote:

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

  KSALA wrote:

I saw a photo, of a tree growing within the cracks of the sidewalk in San Antonio, Texas. It reminded me of the wonderful dedication of Institute for Maximum Human Potential to revitalize and replenish our communities. Kudos more »

  Carolyn46 wrote:

In the far northern Arrowhead region of Minnesota, there are few higher education opportunities which makes such learning difficult and costly for families. Were it not for Cook County Higher Education building and program, there would be almost none.... more »

  Camera wrote:

Project T.O.O.U.R. has provided services throughout the years that have helped my family through tough times. Our children participate in most of their programs and my wife and I both got our GED and jobs because of the extra tutorials and family strengthening... more »

  leadershipmodule wrote:

These people are awe inspiring! Changing lives with a passion! more »

  Moose Creek wrote:

Alaska Community Action on Toxics (ACAT) provides scientific information to the community about human health and wellness in an easy-to-understand way. They are one of the only groups that will visit rural (and often very-remote) Alaskan communities... more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

Within Project Bravo, I have been helped out one time to be honest. Yet I still would like to show my appreciation for the business for their help. It is very nice to see that there are organizations out their with the sole purpose of helping people when... more »

  dlcmcdc wrote:

At a glance http://www.dlcm.net/ the website for Daniel Laurent Christian Ministries Community Development Corporation Inc. (DLCMCDC) will take you to Families which constitute the primary target of DLCMCDC programs. Next is Christian Education, Christian... more »

  LuckyLeo wrote:

I have seen first hand the impact this organization makes in the lives of people in Meru. Vulnerable children that have been sponsored over the years are now going to college. Villages have received goats and instruction on how to raise their own vegetables.... more »

  NoWCCDA wrote:

The organization use to do a lot of good, but since the new leadership has taken over their focus seems to be on furthering their own career. Many individuals have questions why so much focus is on fund raising and so little on building a better community.... more »

  Chelsea T. wrote:

CTC model of Holistic development far exceeds other models I have seen. The volunteers for CTC get to experience what life in Kenya is like and see results of their hard work. I could not recommend this organization any more highly. more »

  ldbf wrote:

This charity does not pay its contractors who represent the very target groups it claims to represent. To date, there are three known organizations that have been refused payments for work performed. The organization also submits inaccurate and apparently... more »

  LMThomas wrote:

I first started working with Mano en Mano in the summer of 2010. I worked providing educational services to migrant youth working in Maine. During that summer, I experienced first hand the huge difference this organization made in the lives of the people... more »

  rropsecretary wrote:

The community of Stockton, CA, embraced the idea of directly impacting the lives of children in Kenya. Through networking this support spread to communities across California, the United States, and into Canada. We now have a group supporting us in... more »

  smbellon wrote:

I have been involved with MPA for over 15 years as a volunteer, donor, and member of the Board. I am definitely committed to the mission to help the poorest of the poor by giving people in Africa a handup rather than a handout. MPA uses its donations... more »

  honduras22 wrote:

Great organization... YOu can actually see your money being put to use in real time. Volunteer in Honduras and you get to the meet the very people you are helping. I've been to Honduras 3 times now with this organization and have fallen in love with all... more »

  austintexan wrote:

An organization that truly puts 100% of donations to charitable work. more »

  bertjackson wrote:

My relationship with the Hall started as a vendor, then as a performer, I joined the board, and now am honored to be board president. I am continuously humbled by the outpouring of appreciation the Hall receives. In my own experience, interacting with... more »

  SharaV wrote:

I have been a board member of GCB for several years. Glendale Clean & Beautiful has over 30 years of experience in improving and maintaining the beautification of Glendale, CA. Our areas of focus are Graffiti removal, Litter eradication, recycling,... more »

  jakki-hf wrote:

I would highly recommend volunteering for Macomb County Habitat for Humanity! Our office of 14 people took a day and helped at their ReStore. It was a great team building activity and allowed us some time to give back to the community. Dave was a great... more »

  HoustonNative wrote:

I recently volunteered at Houston Habitat to help build a home. The experience I had at the build site was truly life changing. It was the first time I had participated in such a great program and was by far the best experience of my life. The entire... more »

  Amy_3 wrote:

I have worked with CRWRC since 2007 when I moved to East Africa with them. I know volunteer to educate others. This agency works diligently to serve those most vulnerable around the globe and is incredibly stewardly with their resources - time, money... more »

  BGJohnson wrote:

Organization merged with Boston Natural Areas Network in 2001. more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with these students was a wonderful experience! more »

  sophiaburning wrote:

Public Allies changed my life and gave me a foundation for living my passion of serving others and working for social justice. Public Allies gave me a support system not only with staff (my first coaching experience) but also with my peers. The training... more »

  LizMcC wrote:

This organization consistently receives A or A+ from the Institute of Philanthropy that has a thorough investigation policy for non profits. I have been a donor for over 10 years. They are also in my husband's and my will. I am a very proud supporter more »

  Ivonne wrote:

SoBRO is an excellent organization because they live by their belief in making the South Bronx a productive & warm-loving place to work & live in! SoBRO also has a genuine heart for making a difference in the lives of both Youth & Adults! I have had... more »

  bronxvillehs wrote:

The impressions my students get from this trip is what keeps me going back year after year. One of my students stated that: “Leaving the people behind when we depart is the most difficult part of the trip, but what eases the transition is going to sleep... more »

  thanks wrote:

The Dungannon Development Commission helps a lot of people in Scott County. I am very thankful for its food bank program. more »

  Rayhelen wrote:

I first met with Linc Housing at a introduction gathering they had when buying PLEASANT VIEW APT IN FRESNO CA 2014 VERY NICE PEOPLE thier message was made clear ur PROMBLEM ARE OURS WITH OTHER PROMIISES;.....hiring APERTO PROPERTY MANGEMENT to oversee... more »

  Festivalvolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization for the past four years. It's an incredible event that they bring to us each summer, and lets us see and hear music from across the world. Thank you for making this art possible. more »

  paulahuber wrote:

In June 2008 I learned that my stage III colon cancer had metastasized to the liver. I lived in Florida but I knew that Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City offered the best chance to treat this disease with a special procedure called hepatic arterial... more »

  Vikki Bland wrote:

CBM use a huge team of volunteers including hundreds of medical professionals to discover and treat the blind, and those with other disabilities in third world countries. They do thousands of operations per year in dozens of countries, literally... more »

  PomonaResident wrote:

Pomona Hope is an outstanding non-profit in the city of Pomona, CA. They are running a very impressive after school tutoring program for children that is having real and tangible results in the lives of local kids. Other programs include parenting classes,... more »

  sajidgohari wrote:

I have to raise to fundraise for my studies due to some financial issue and Covid-19 my brother lost their job and I'm an orphan also. This is a difficult time to pay my semester fee, so I have to decide on to the Facebook fundraiser to save my semester... more »

  Jetty wrote:

I am a long time supporter of this program because it has a long track record, consistent leadership, outstanding record of accomplishments. It has helped hundreds of thousands children over their 42 year history. more »

  tcguerra wrote:

I got introduced to GWL through my neighbors & friends. They invited me to GWL's annual fundraiser event called Glow Gala, where there was live music, food, dancing, eco-art for sale and raffles. At this event I learned about just how much great work... more »

  Amy Smith wrote:

The Pangea Network is an organization very dedicated and commited to their mission and vision. As a volunteer, I see first hand the impact Pangea makes on many lives. Change occurs when you educate a woman then she grows her business which will feed... more »

  Shelia2 wrote:

THE WOMEN-EYE Organization is by far the most effective non-profit organization I have had the privilege to be a part of. I have been associated with a number of groups that do a lot of talking. Here is where the rubber meets the road. You learn the basics... more »

  mayfial wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with GAF for 3 months at their clinic for the amputee and war wounded communities in the area around Kono, Sierra Leone. I worked with the country director, Dr. Mohamed Barrie, as well as, all the clinic staff. I came... more »

  drzupnick wrote:

The Institute is the oldest independent non-profit corporation in the USA serving the needs of job creators. It's model improves the ability for CEOs and leaders of small and mid-sized companies to create jobs. It's educaitonal focus enhances the exchange... more »

  arley wrote:

I traveled to Zambia to help train the well drillers in air rotary drilling. The people were very friendly and welcomed me with open arms. Seeds of Hope did a great job of hosting. I found that they had truly done some amazing things with very little.... more »

  redseebring wrote:

These guys are crooks. The woman whose name is associated (Doreen Montepara) is a convicted felon and her husband is unbalanced (has attempted suicide). Money they collect for their "non-profit" is never seen again. They are scam artists using this non-profit... more »

  knip wrote:

I would beseech any and all who look at our world with frustration and disappointment, wondering how there could be so many suffering, so much disappointment, so much needless pain, and so much needless death of our little ones to read "Kisses from Katie".... more »

  Benamill wrote:

A fantastic organization with practical and efficient solutions to the problems that have plagued Northern Uganda and much of the entire continent of Africa for ions. The official I met with in Northern Uganda asked for peace, education, and opportunity.... more »

  GSLINOLA wrote:

Gulf South Leadership Institute has assisted a number of nonprofits, ministries, and businesses in the Greater New Orleans area by offering leadership education and guidance. It has been fulfilling to see individuals and organizational teams function... more »

  robin9 wrote:

We are empowering the lives of young impoverished Tanzanian girls by providing them with sewing training. To date we have graduated 20 girls from our program and have another 13 girls in the school now. The school has also provided free school uniforms... more »

  Philip8 wrote:

I met the founder at the La Jolla Human Trafficking Accords event in 2011 and have been impressed with her organization's work in Haiti and in fighting human trafficking where it happens. more »

  Writer wrote:

OWCAP is an agency that provides great services to our community. They offer an emergency food pantry, employment help, and tax assistance. OWCAP also houses the CIRCLES USA program, helping those living below 200% of the poverty line to rise above... more »

  jhop99 wrote:

Sustain Floyd is doing a great job. I find an excellent selection at their lively farmers' market, their film series presents timely and relevant topics for rural living, and I'm impressed that they offer an innovative education series for family farmers... more »

  DiAlegna wrote:

Hope Center of Pike County LLC is a FOOD PANTRY. Make sure you check by calling the food pantry to confirm that they still are in operation and the hours have not changed. Food pantry service hours: Tuesday; Thursday and Saturday: 10-12pm. .... more »

  preachergal wrote:

Thrive (www.thrivecenter.org) was founded by two young design school graduates who desired to put their training into practice by helping one of the poorest counties in the USA---Phillips County, and its main town, Helena--to thrive. Located on the MS... more »

  bmulligan wrote:

A former 100% scholarship kid, I routinely contribute to the schools that forty years ago gave me a chance at higher education. But when considering other charities I ask: --does the charity have personal meaning for me? --does the charity... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm an undergraduate at UNC Chapel Hill, and I've volunteered with Farmer Foodshare for the past three years. I love this organization because of how much good they have done with a relatively simple mission: connect people who grow food with people who... more »

  MarcB66 wrote:

This place is a joke. Made 2 appointment's and both time nobody was in the office. The ED is never there, I don't understand how she is still employed by the company? Very big joke to the Native Community more »

  Helper1234 wrote:

in HELP OUT: Support Rescued Farm AnimalsLocation:20767 Elfin Forest Rd.Escondido, CA, 92029I have signed up for volunteering this place. I volunteered here for 10+ hours in a period of 2 weeks during holidays. I signed as I want to... more »

  jennylynn13 wrote:

Nimiipuu Fund provides much needed financial resources and education to those in our community and surrounding area. more »

  IDEA4Africa wrote:

Early this month Dennis Hanno led teams from Wheaton College and Idea4Africa to teach 200 Rwandan high school students about entrepreneurship. Doubting Thomas that I am, I had to see for myself the power of the program he had developed while Provost... more »

  dunningmegalink.net wrote:

This magical space reflects the long term vision of a number of local craftspeople. It's a remarkable transformation of a former sawmill that employed plenty of the longtime residents of Hiram. Sturdy, well lighted, comfortable, work spaces are home... more »

  LukeChessChi wrote:

I joined CCF in 2023 as a board member because I wanted to become more involved with youth development in Chicago (and I like chess).I found a very passionate group of fellow board members, staff, and long-time volunteers who are genuine champions... more »

  Lib D. wrote:

They have been helping many, many people unconditionally! more »

  egrieve wrote:

Charlene and I connected when she was looking to start a Friends of group for Russell County. We had an ongoing group and we were happy to work with Charlene. She is always very hardworking, dedicated and so compassionate for the animals of Russell County.... more »

  sonja123 wrote:

I had a wonderful experience with Black Wall Street Arizona! I made an appointment via their website, and all my expectations were met. Staff is friendly and professional. The team member that I met with was very knowledgable, and was able to not only... more »

  RobLee248 wrote:

Bunch of pedophiles that will threaten and attempt to imitate you because you called them out for luring minors. more »

  anitaewood wrote:

PBA helped me get all my legal documents in order to file my LLC in Missouri. They’ve also connected me with resources and job opportunities and are always looking for ways they can support. To have something like this available for FREE really makes... more »

  sittos wrote:

This is a great place to volunteers. People are super friendly, lay back and enjoy free lunch after a hard day of work. I look forward spending my time with this SITTOS again. Great job everyone. more »

  Zikanene I. wrote:

This Foundation which was started by a father and his children, all of very modest income and assets in honor of their late mother and grandmother, who taught them the value of giving to the less privileged in the society, has really done well in the... more »

  Divacurl22 wrote:

Great organization had an easter event at our local park. nothing was done there for a while and its good to have programs and events in the neighborhood. Can't wait for the next one more »

  HancookD8518 wrote:

Pretty Passionate Hands has changed the community for the better! Teens are learning and growing to become stronger, more educated and given opportunity to be the best parent they can be. Thank you for changing the future for teen parents. more »

  VEThome wrote:

Niagara United Vision Inc., care about the community and the people who live there. The organization has taught community how to start planting and growing it's own vegetables. Shown students that their is scholarships and that they can reach high goals.... more »

  chantal.aleman wrote:

The SDHCC has helped several individuals, families and communities in the state of South Dakota. They’re committed to uplifting vulnerable populations which I have witnessed. They’re a great community resource where you can contact for assistance,... more »

  Marcel0808 wrote:

Huge advocate for local artists besides being a creative myself since a child and the founders of collaboARTive gave me that gift back to embrace it. The general public does not realized that an overnight success in the art world, being recognized and... more »

  Nick wrote:

This organization has a positive impact on Lincoln especially on youth through the Academy of Rock --www.myspace.com/academyofrock. NFC hosts the Havelock Neighborhood Association and is expanding services to the community by opening a childcare center. more »

  j2ulie wrote:

I volunteered at the SF LGBT center years back when they had initially remodeled their facility, and I was very impressed with the services they offered. They had a day care component, cafe, and a range of programs to help expand community outreach for... more »

  cmkeefe wrote:

Renaissance has been a great help to me in my personal life as well as my development as an entrepreneur. They have helped me to better understand the process of business plan development and the importance of business incubation. The staff is extremely... more »

  Thura A. wrote:

Give2Asia works closely with donors to steward philanthropic interests and directs funding to the most effective and impactful groups doing charitable work in 23 Asian countries as well as Hong Kong and Taiwan . Give2Asia has staff in every country it... more »

  FairTraders wrote:

Living and working in Latin America as medical missioners for 20 years, we have witnessed the tremendous improvement that Fair Trade makes in the lives of individuals and whole communities. Food on the table, children in school, democratically organized... more »

  JoelL wrote:

As a volunteer the perks are 2nd to none! It was a great experience working with an organization, its incredibly knowledagble and energized staff as well as all the creative and special food vendors who acquire vast experience and structure while they... more »

  BChalker wrote:

I've been blessed to be both a borrower from Working Solutions and also a volunteer in their micro-mentor program. When I opened a gift boutique in San Francisco in 2010, Working Solutions provided me with my start-up loan- but their support didn't just... more »

  Toppee wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the Contra Costa Child Care Council, in the Nutrition Department for the last 5 years. Being a volunteer has given me opportunity to help out the community in a small way. This is my first volunteering job & it is a great... more »

  r.rangi wrote:

Ally Action really, truly saves lives. In the past 10 years I have volunteered and/or worked with the organization, I have seen and felt the immense impact the organization has had on the lives of the people it has touched. I have literally seen young... more »

  Martin5856 wrote:

Rising Sun's Green House Call program came to my home and helped me save energy! The kids who came were extremely knowledgeable about how to save energy and water, and gave me some tips on how to use less. One of the kids was even from my neighborhood!... more »

  SylviaKre wrote:

Dear Jesus Peoples,I am Sylvia Krejcha (A CANCER PATIENT) & I'm 79 Year's Older, I'm on limited income and i would like to get a major support. I'm in crisis and willing to support my husband. He is in rehab center right now and he needs treatment... more »

  martha p wrote:

The Fair Wage Guide is currently one of the most important initiatives in the fair trade craft movement. The Guide provides a framework for ensuring the successful growth of the movement, both in terms of increased market penetration and increased social... more »

  thevicster wrote:

Harbor House Ministries is a non-profit Christian organization dedicated to helping children and their parents in the San Antonio district of West Oakland. The staff is professional, courteous, honest and helpful. Located like a beacon on a hill the... more »

  Migila wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Next Step for seven years. The staff are dedicated to the students and ensuring that they get the right match with a volunteer to help the students move forward in their education. Next Step prepares their students to take the... more »

  Joe wrote:

Urban Habitat is one of the few organizations working across sectors and across issues to empower low-income people of color. The organization has been at the forefront of the social justice movement making the case for equity and reframing the debate... more »

  adanmorales wrote:

I'm a minority, queer owner of a small business that is doing well. We need funds for the next step of getting a lease, equipment, inventory and employees. I applied for a loan and the application UI system is amazing. But the process was terrible. I... more »

  Jeanclaudkilo wrote:

I witnessed the wonderful sustainable initiatives, developmental and education projects, as well as the many endeavors carried out by the Shemka Foundation in many parts of Cameroon. I can personally testify that this organization has transformed the... more »

  renobound wrote:

I worked as the Director of Financial Services for Silicon Valley Economic Development in San Jose, CA from 1997 through 2005. We helped people start and maintain their own small businesses. We had a very small staff and I was hired by a great human... more »

  Isador P. wrote:

This foundation runs a really great program that allows student artists to decorate doorways throughout the downtown area. The program enlivens the streetscape and celebrates youthful creativity. A double win. Nine years going, it has attracted the support... more »

  Bill113 wrote:

outstanding and highly effective NGO, working hard since 1993 (7 years before receiving 501c3 status). focused on the practical issues facing city leaders, providing a platform for those leaders to engaged with the issues, with each other, and with emerging... more »

  Bike wrote:

Great staff. Small and nimble organization. Provided capital when my client company desperately needed it. Staff was helpful. My client had trouble securing capital for growth. The staff was great and they really helped my client look at both short-term... more »

  andy.somerville wrote:

I use trails created or helped along by FotR several times a week. Specifically I use the trail system in the South Side, the Eliza Furnace Trail, and the trails from the point and up towards Lawrenceville. These trails are one of the important... more »

  EliThomas wrote:

Very dedicated staff. They have they ability to turn the most neglected illegal dumps into greenways. more »

  Friend of the Center wrote:

Thank you Pittsburgh Film Office for all your dedication and hard work. I work on the crews that make the films, commercial and other film related projects. You have kept me employed! more »

  Darlene_B wrote:

Children of all ages deserve bright futures!http://www.familymattersdc.orgWhen I found out I may be relocating to the Washington DC area, I began looking for organizations that provide work similar to the work I had done throughout my career.... more »