Find Education Nonprofits and Charities

  CorruptionMustStop wrote:

The African Dream Academy has a good vision, but bad leadership principles. It is one thing to solicit money from the public to help children who are unfortunate, but it is bad for the leader of this organization to use such funds in a corrupt way. I... more »

  Mauigal98 wrote:

Keiki Kokua helps foster and adoptive children and their parents. They have been a non-profit organzation for about 5 years, and when the recession began, they decided to open a thrift shop to raise money for continued support of Maui's foster and adoptive... more »

  bhupi97177 wrote:

Superb! I'm truly impressed and the way CCS highlights policy-related issues with a unique solution approach. During my tenure at CCS, I was delighted to experience an environment where every individual was dedicated to performing their best. The commitment... more »

  charitywatch wrote:

A fantastic organization founded and operated mostly by current, retired, and former military. Currently 100% volunteer with no paid staff to the maximum amount of funds donated go to those in need. more »

  Leader1 wrote:

CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY - Our troop has been to Camp Tonkawa on 3 separate camp occasions. We loved everything except the outdoor kitchen and food preparation methods. There is no refrigeration, no running water and the conditions of the equipment... more »

  rebecca.l.sturgeon wrote:

The people at Healwell are passionate, dedicated and committed to their work. What makes them truly special, though, is that they are human beings who are deeply honest about themselves. They embrace personal and professional growth as a key part of their... more »

  helaco wrote:

Healthy Latino Community is a non-profit corporation founded on sound moral principles and values. Its mission is to contribute, collaborate, educate, and respond to the health care needs of the community by offering integral quality solutions designed... more »

  Scott R.2 wrote:

As a founding member of the American Foundation for Relief & Reconciliation in the Middle East (FRRME America) in 2009, it has been my extraordinary privilege to serve those who have been persecuted and marginalized by violence, poverty and war. With... more »

  spg1 wrote:

I have met with and advised WLP interns for several years. I found them to be very professional and engaged students, and I was glad that WLP was there to help them gain policy experience in Washington. I believe WLP provides valuable service not only... more »

  info144 wrote:

I volunteered with this nonprofit 2 years ago. I met a lot of fun loving individuals, kids in spite of them not having much. Staff of curefo were super friendly. Hope to volunteer with you again. Veronica Mmadu more »

  susan225 wrote:

My husband and I have been volunteers at African Christian College for 10 years. We believe in the mission of training students from all over central and southern Africa to return to their countries with the education and skills needed to impact their... more »

  Jennifer J.8 wrote:

I joined HACA on a trip to Haiti in December 2015. The dedication the organization has to helping the underprivileged of Haiti was warming to see. We spent days gathering and organizing canned goods, school supplies, food, and more into care packages.... more »

  wbkearney wrote:

Angie Kennedy Education Foundation does wonderful work providing scholarships to students needing support for college or trade school. It has passionate leadership and a solid Board focused on helping young people attain their educational dreams. We... more »

  Jodie F.1 wrote:

The art workshop is amazing and Sonia is a fantastic teacher. She brings so much creativity and healing to the class. She's a prime example of how art changes lives. more »

  samzar wrote:

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

  hwhitt wrote:

Free to Teach offers vital support to teachers in Madison County. In the past two years, I have received over $1,000 in supplies and resources for my students. As the school librarian, I serve the entire school, and Free to Teach has supported instruction... more »

  lopezsalm wrote:

ODIM graciously hosted a team of graduate students that I volunteered with in Guatemala in 2012. ODIM is an outstanding organization that places the health, autonomy and respect for the local community they serve above all else. ODIM does a great job... more »

  Bruce B.4 wrote:

Pioneer Knowledge Services is a very significant leader in the knowledge management (KM) community. Its “Because You Need to Know” podcast series provides an outstanding educational service for knowledge managers and organisational leaders not just... more »

  J.M.Bella wrote:

Foundations for Leadership does an excellent job of engaging students in exploration of current world issues through interactive simulations and curricular materials. I am extremely grateful for this team, and enjoy collaborating with them on meaningful... more »

  kmg255 wrote:

A great offering; had them come give skin cancer checks to our staff onsite one day and they were easy to work with and people loved the service. Nice to know that us paying for it also helps keep it running for it's charity events. more »

  smcclelland wrote:

I was astounded that the pastors in Uganda were without Bibles! It was an honor to be able to give toward putting a Bible in the hands of local pastors and providing much needed Bible training for them. People walked miles, sat in hard chairs in the heat... more »

  smusti wrote:

I've worked with and visited several non-profit organizations, but Rural Development Trust/ Vicente Ferrer Foundation is like no other. With the guiding mission of eradicating poverty, RDT has brought about measurably significant changes in different... more »

  hartwd wrote:

I have more than thirty years experience with nonprofits, from being the CEO for 12 years of an organization I founded, to the foster care system to local nonprofits. My volunteering for Kitchens for Good began in January of 2022, primarily in the retail... more »

  yang_28 wrote:

I have had the privilege to work with ConnectED as part of my university studies. Our university team was invited by ConnectED to explore their Fellows Model and to visit their partner communities. We clearly saw the great impact that ConnectED continues... more »

  BradFranklin wrote:

Folsom's Hope inspires me. I have never seen a more effective effort to enhance the mission of local schools than this. Salwa Kasabian's leadership is compassionate and nurturing, yet effective and focused. She is able to connect with a young child, or... 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 »

  terence91 wrote:

My company edm8ker worked with NHL to build lesson packages that feature its Hyperscore software. Using the software as well as lesson packages that our company designed, students from a nonprofit afterschool program in Somerville MA were able to compose... more »

  MarkF wrote:

I was excited to find and am proud to support Malala Fund after researching organizations working to keep girls in school. They are doing wonderful work and I love their approach of investing in local advocates and girls who understand their own communities... more »

  smitty57 wrote:

Always wanted to be involved with helping change lives. Seeing, meeting and being a part and partner with Give Hope Ministries really let see first hand house just a little is so amplified in Gods hands by Him using our hands. Since being with the Founder... more »

  Vanessa1960 wrote:

The River Refuge was formed in September 2016 as a Community Development Corporation by Pastor Terrell E. Scott. The Malachi Project originally started in Pastor Terrell Scott's living room, serving the children in the neighborhood. The Malachi Project... more »

  ravenw wrote:

Mesilla Healing plays an active role in connecting community with services and opportunities for growth! more »

  Julius B. wrote:

I found the McNair Foundation to be critical for the growth of young black children. Especially students who come from low income family’s and students who desire to attend to college. Personally if it wasn’t for an HBCU accepting me and programs... more »

  Ashish S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Ravishing Women for the last 5 years and have seen the organization grow over a period of time by doing some great community projects, helping women from various walks of life and providing them with a platform to grow together. more »

  skydogacres wrote:

I found this nonprofit , through a friend in college . Then, met the family . This is one of the most caring , real organizations . All the money , stays local and helps Neurofibromatosis patients and family, there is no high paid office people taking... more »

  toddJohnson765 wrote:

One of the most heartwarming Charities there is because of the reason behind how it got started.I started as one of the top donatersLast January and knowing that I am helping keep the memories aliveOf the grandkids and Daughter isAwesome.... more »

  sahil wrote:

I really like the multilingual language app, EduLang that LJL built! more »

  mobileUser597761 wrote:

I can tell the organization's members put in their full effort in executing events and helping others. Great job more »

  mobileUser654749 wrote:

The CEO of this organization is a true compassionate leader to make the families of the Veteran and First Responder community feel that they actually have a voice. I have watched the growth and know the success of Together For The Good Inc will become... more »

  gulsum_math wrote:

Enjoy the events, especially Sunday Brunches and Ladies Coffee Night..Great place to meet with the people from different culture. Also, Great foods! more »

  tuathamuse wrote:

The programs offered by this nonprofit are designed thoughtfully, with a focus on a practical end-result that could actually help a women build a business or a career. From start to finish, there is a practical approach through each program so that a... more »

  Celestine F. wrote:

This is a project that helps empower Ambazonians to eradicate hunger and future famine that might arise because of the ongoing war in Ambazonia. Since the destructive regime of La Republique du Cameroun targets the people's farms and their storage facilities... more »

  dannYPStem wrote:

This nonprofit is an amazing one that gives everybody an opportunity to learn and experience new things in different STEM fields. YPStem offers many workshops, competitions, and initiatives that allow students from around the globe to learn new things... more »

  Anushasendil wrote:

Pennies 4 Pads is one of the best NGOs I have had the pleasure to engage with. Their multidisciplinary approach to addressing period poverty lays an important foundation. I am grateful for the professionals involved in helping girls have access to menstrual... more »

  rodriguezidania wrote:

As a board member of Mental H2O, I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the profound impact our organization has on the lives of young people. Mental H2O is dedicated to providing vital mental health resources and support to students, and our... more »

  tsnevan wrote:

As a current high school student, I understand the significance of an education. I also see the significant inequity in education throughout the Greater Boston Area. Having joined the Board of STDY, I've see their commit to the cause of furthering... more »

  Ronamerica wrote:

This is a great resource for homeschooling. All the field trips and events they put together are awesome and a great opportunity for meeting new friends. more »

  johncae wrote:

I worked as a tutor at this nonprofit for a year now and I've personally experienced their impact. Although they're a student organization, the management and leadership is excellent! more »

  smaugeri wrote:

This upcoming non profit is such a benefit to the children in PA and surrounding areas! Bricks for Good not only keeps children actively engaged in hands on learning opportunities but helps provide a social outlet for children and parents to explore common... more »

  VolunteerYP wrote:

I am the founder and president of Empower and Connect, an organization I created to make a positive impact on both local and global communities. I highly recommend everyone to join us as we offer a variety of projects that not only assist underserved... more »

  Dr. B wrote:

This organization excels at making a difference in the lives of the youth they work with. Their reputation and respect within the community is growing under the leadership of their new Executive Director. more »

  lynnward wrote:

My experience with Girlsource , as a TLP member, was very informative and fun. We were always doing digital media activities, having workshops and just having fun with each other. I think everything works about the program it was a great experience. more »

  Grandma Jax wrote:

I joined the Assistance League last December and have never been so impressed by this amazing group of women. The members raise funds primarily by the operation of the Wayside Inn Thrift Shop in Lafayette and use them to benefit the residents of the... more »

  maureenld wrote:

The Friends of the Millbrae Library does an outstanding job of helping to make the Millbrae Library the best in the area! It provides funding for a huge number of quality programs for children, teens, and adults, assists with bringing new technologies... more »

  EmCooper wrote:

The foundation of East Bay Agency for Children's mission is to help the mentally, emotionally and behaviorally challenged children and youth within our community. Often these families are also economically disadvantaged and their needs are difficult to... more »

  kalasea wrote:

I've volunteered with this group on many occasions in the past and always had a wonderful time. The organizers really keep things moving well and the time just flies by. It's also such a great cause and they will answer any of your questions about their... more »

  Dan K wrote:

As a Vietnam Veteran I initially had my suspicions about the concept of building a memorial to Vietnam veterans believing it would reopen the wounds of a tragic time in American history. Since the memorial was completed in 1982 I have become an avid... more »

  Five 4 Five wrote:

I guess I am what you would call A Client Served. Both my children went to CSSSA nine years apart and both had exquisite experiences. They both became artists --my daughter Gina Maggiore Brownstein became a visual artist and my son Maximilian Maggiore... more »

  cmajesk1 wrote:

Starfish Family Services helps many families. They offer awesome volunteer opportunities from helping in a classroom to helping in the shelter. It's a great place to check out and become involved in! more »

  Thebluebeard wrote:

HEAV is an awesome organization that has a convention every year in June that is reasonably priced and jammed full of Awesome and motivational speakers who are great people. They also have a great children's program, exhibit hall, and used curriculum... more »

  horsemankind wrote:

I think my story is a bit different. To show you how generous and caring the energy is at GAIT, I was welcomed there as an "instructor in training" when I needed hours for my certification with NARHA, now known as PATH. I was working for an in-house program... more »

  LULACFan wrote:

LULAC's members are amazing! They are active in their communities and are committed to making positive changes for the Latino community. They work endlessly to ensure that progress is made towards LULAC's mission. more »

  clashmanca wrote:

This is a marvelous organization that helps raise funds so our elementary students can receive a great education - and this is a great way to volunteer while helping the children of our community. more »

  amuscato wrote:

I have been honored to be a Board Member of the Peoria Education Foundation(PEF) since 2011, and have seen many students' lives directly impacted by the college scholarships received - enabling them to attend their choice of higher education when they... more »

  cortney.meriwether wrote:

Volunteering with Literacy Volunteers of Upshur County was one of the most fulfilling experiences I’ve ever had. It is an organization that deeply cares about the mission and the people it supports. If I hadn’t moved away from Upshur County, I would... more »

  esmergarlopez wrote:

To Whom It May Concern, My Name is Esmeralda Lopez-Garcia, I am a mother of a BASIC ACADEMY student in Borrego Springs, my daughter has attended the reading program at BASIC and there are not enoug great things I can say. My Daughter Mia... more »

  Hector R. wrote:

CRMC is a fantastic organization dedicated to educating the general public about the importance our waterways have played in building our country. It also offers programming for youth who need assistance in science and mathematics through an innovative... more »

  Klemperer wrote:

Way back "in the day" I chose Children Inc after reviewing all similar organizations. I sponsored a child in a village in Haiti who, along with other kids in that settlement, genuinely benefitted from the Children Inc program. When he reached the maximum... more »

  Susan Branche P. wrote:

Creston is a small town that accomplishes plenty because everyone pitches in. The Creston Women's Club provides scholarships to Creston residents of all ages and interests. We raise money with local, fun events like the BINGO Burger Bash in early June... more »

  Pavan K. wrote:

EFEC grew out of a school funding crisis when the community didn't pass an initiative in an election. Since that time many years ago, they have worked closely with the district to help hire, retain and reward great teachers. They have also been important... more »

  SaraChick wrote:

All three of our children attended LCA from Preschool through 6th grade and we loved every minute they were there! They received an excellent education that served as a solid foundation for middle school, high school, and beyond! We could not have asked... more »

  Elaina2 wrote:

I volunteered with the Summer Youth Food program. I loved working with the team as they served low to moderate income youth summer meals. The team was extremely organized and compassionate. I can't wait until next year when they run the program again. more »

  ps106kteacher wrote:

The New York Coalition For Healthy School Lunches is revolutionizing how public schools in New York and specifically New York City (the largest school system in the country),feeds our children. The organization is simple and yet it's goals are huge, to... more »

  Blake2021 wrote:

I love the excellent work that Friends of the Texas Public Schools does! Truly an amazing organization. more »

  Carolyn Jons wrote:

In 2004 I was one of 13 board members who saw urgent early childhood literacy needs and founded the nonprofit organization that became Raising Readers in Story County. We've made impressive strides toward our mission of improving language and literacy... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a volunteer, I wasn't quite sure what to expect working at Include Autism, especially since I had no experience working with individuals on the spectrum. What I gained in the past couple months, though, has been one of the most amazing experiences... more »

  ahow82 wrote:

Since participating in lemonade day Houston my children have learned how to successfully run there own business. Now at the ages 14 & 12 they are more cautious when spending. Learning early on the hard work & dedication that's needed to start and earn... more »

  alovestate wrote:

They put together an amazing entrepreneurship fair that allowed several different schools to participate together to gain experience in putting together a real business and presenting it to "potential investors" for prize money. There was collective participation... more »

  sthenry07 wrote:

I got heavily involved because I felt strongly the work that the Society of St. Henry was doing was beneficial in strengthening the youth of our society in morals and values via religious cultural appreciation. Our world today is disrupted by economic... more »

  swtpea1991 wrote:

Absolutely magical place with incredibly passionate people. The community-based conservation work being done here is second to none and I couldn't be more proud to volunteer my time with this fantastic organization. Love this place, but I love the people... more »

  educator19 wrote:

PCA is cultivating future leaders in the South Mountain community in Phoenix, AZ. It's preparing students for college using the power of high expectations. PCA offers students dedicated teachers, a longer school day, the academic support students need,... more »

  SaraMaldonado wrote:

Center for Powerful Public Schools is a wonderful organization working hard to create equitable practices in education to make sure all students have access to a quality education. more »

  ted-gleichman wrote:

SolTrekker, with its beautiful fully-renewable eco-RV, combines the best of both worlds for students and teachers: It provides the excitement of a field trip, with presentations that students love. And it brings that excitement to the school door, dramatically... more »

  VaughnTheSheep wrote:

My experience with the Collective Sound was pretty surreal. It was my first trip to San Francisco (which alone was incredible) and turned out to be a great opportunity to meet some amazing people. As soon as my friend and I showed up at the airport,... more »

  jmjb42005 wrote:

my daughter has volunteered as a zookeeper since 4 grade she is now a junior in college they not only help the animals but the kids become well rounded we have grown more socially and environmentally friendly and we would like to thank you for giving... more »

  Jaclyn M. wrote:

SAVE has opened so many doors for me and my community. It also has made a huge impact on the epidemic of bullying and has lowered the numbers tremendously. Also, it has provided positive outlets for kids and adults of all ages to be themselves and to... more »

  jasmine4 wrote:

When I lost my first pregnancy after years of trying to conceive, I was distraught. I found the much needed support I was seeking at the HAND of the Peninsula meetings. If I had not received the support from the other HAND parents I don't believe I... more »

  Javier1217 wrote:

This program goes beyond what is mean't to do. The instructors at this program go above and beyond for their students and I was very fortunate enough to be blessed with a mentor that not only was an awesome instructor but who I've come to see as a best... more »

  mollycnm wrote:

My elder daughter started 3rd grade today and her sister 1st. This is the start of our family's 6th year at TIS. We have had the most amazing learning experience at TIS. My girls are fully immersed in Mandarin Chinese language and culture while at the... more »

  Nancy166 wrote:

Through a unique structure of providing professors to teach from a Christian worldview in classrooms outside of North America, Global Scholars seeks to bring glory to God and impact the world by developing godly leaders for every sector of society through... more »

  Katie234 wrote:

I was introduced to Web Wise Kids by a friend, and from the moment I met the staff, I would have done anything to help! What a dedicated, hard-working, committed group of people. They truly care about the kids and families they are serving, and are always... more »

  alison-hoogeveen wrote:

I would like to take this opportunity to give praise and support to the Blue Ridge Wildlife Center from the viewpoint of having met their founder, president and veterinarian Belinda Burwell, DVM. I met Dr. Burwell at a National Wildlife Rehabilitators... more »

  steelaster wrote:

Infectious diseases are disproportionately represented amongst resource-poor countries. If you're truly concerned about social justice, equality, and global health, this is a great organization to support. They do SO MUCH with their lean staff, really... more »

  George Fallar wrote:

I am of the opinion that the Goldwater Institute is currently being obtuse and obstructionist in their dealings with the City of Glendale regarding the planned sale of the Phoenix Coyotes to the Hulsizer Group (Arizona Hockey Holdings LLC). I... more »

  snyderbc wrote:

I had such a fun time sorting books at BookSpring--it especially makes for a great company volunteer event. I was very impressed by their staff, and loved learning more about their incredible mission. more »

  Just Be wrote:

I am a parent of Lake Washington School District. I am amazed with the volume of work LWSF does for the schools in LWSD district. I also volunteer for the schools, so I get to have first hand experience of the work done by LWSF. My favorite ones are Amazing... more »

  StayAway wrote:

This whole program is only Outreach...No funding for the sites they service. I would take a look at their sites before you commit. Upper management "Debbie" (owner) very unprofessional...Check them out dont say you where not warned....They have had 4... more »

  Michael Frede wrote:

FACE has truly identified the solution to restoring Christian character in America through the Principle Approach method of teaching and learning. However, internally, the organization functions very poorly in terms of accountability, transparency, and... more »

  nlubow wrote:

A grass roots organization that helps to protect our kid, PLG operstes on a daily basis at a very minimun cost. more »

  mukarram.dhorajiwala wrote:

They have done some great work with The Murugeshpalya School project in Banglore, India by sponsoring the uniforms and shoes for around 100 children. more »

  Kgraham wrote:

We just picked our daughter up from camp today and she had an amazing time. She will definitely be returning in future years. The staff are all very professional, pleasant and knowledgeable. We felt very comfortable leaving our 9 year old with them for... more »

  Pastor F. wrote:

While the Greater New Haven Help Alliance has had impact on poverty issues around the world, it has particularly proven to be valuable asset to the city of New Haven in the area of Youth Services. They run a boys mentoring program, a girls mentoring program... more »

  AJL1 wrote:

Intellectual Takeout is the BEST vehicle on the internet for the exchange of ideas about important public policy issues. ITO brings a balanced perspective that helps thoughtful people on both sides of the aisle apply timeless principles to new problems.... more »

  Cece2004 wrote:

I've supported this non-profit for over ten years. The successes they have realized supporting women and families is real, measurable, visible, and outstanding. The textiles they sell, to benefit the women in the project, are exquisite and charming beauties... more »

  Boud wrote:

Unexpectedly, I needed to take some online courses to upgrade my skills for work, and needed to find affordable and transferable online education classes. After trying many sites that claimed to be educational sites but the reality was they were all advertising... more »

  kristen6 wrote:

Youth Vault Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to helping kids kick crime. It is in its beginning stages, but there is a lot of potential and already working to educated youth about crime. more »

  OpaOmi wrote:

My wife and I spent two days this fall at St. Bonaventure Mission and School--a charity we have contributed to for many years. We spent most of our time in the school. We are both professional educators and can attest to the high quality of education... more »

  Yestermorrow wrote:

I have taken over a dozen classes at Yestermorrow over the past 7 years and each one of them has enhanced my ability to work on my own house, build furniture, and explore the world of green design. more »

  Blossom wrote:

Friends of Outdoor school provided the opportunity for me to be a student leader for outdoor school with sixth graders, which was such a great gift to me. As a student leader I gained lots of confidence that I didn't have and came to believe that I am... more »

  WeezR wrote:

If it wasn’t for Lauren’s House, I would’ve been completely lost, trying to find a better support system for my child as I am a single parent and always at work. It becomes very complicated to assess my child fully. I am very thankful for having... more »

  I. Rate-Parent wrote:

This school needs money, if only to stop nickel and diming the parents to death. They claim that their tuition is all inclusive, while activities like science and music are activities with participation fees like other private schools in the... more »

  rseery wrote:

This organization has provided my school with so many beneficial tools through their grant programs. They helped provide flexible seating for students and installed a sensory hallway. We would not have been able to fund these projects without them! more »

  isaacfineman wrote:

I have had the privilege to serve along with the administration, faculty, and staff at Shepherd's Hill Academy. I have also had the tremendous opportunity to meet with several of the current and alumni parents. Shepherd's Hill is by far one of the nation's... more »

  abbyguerrero1734 wrote:

Samaritans has been a huge blessing to thousands of people and children throughout Nicaragua. I have loves and dedicated my life to this ministry for 10 years and I wouldn’t change a thing! So many lives are being changed and influenced by this amazing... more »

  Soso wrote:

BayEmt has been by far the most challenging self motivating experience in my life. This program has changed my way of thinking, speaking, and living. I recommend this program to anyone who wants a life changing experience while also gaining knowledge... more »

  moiseslean wrote:

I have gone to some of the schools that Educate2Envision has created and talked to some of the students. They told me how grateful they are for the school and for forming them into leaders of the community. How Educate2Envision has given them hope for... more »

  Michael336 wrote:

I know first hand the great work this organization does. Media is a growth industry in the USA and offers immense opportunities for at risk kids. Not only does it allow them to creatively express themselves and their frustrations, but it also gives... more »

  akohler wrote:

My experience with Universal Promise was nothing short of extraordinary. If you’re looking to get involved with an organization that promotes real change in underserved regions, UP is one of the best ways to do so. This organization is the opposite... more »

  ktnorton67 wrote:

The LTZ Foundation was instrumental in my ability to go to college and solely focus on my studies. A LTZ scholarship allowed me the time I needed to dedicate to my rigorous courses and major, rather than working part time jobs to make ends meet. Thanks... more »

  vhoudini wrote:

Families Without Borders (FWB) does amazing work in Western Africa by providing college students with the education, leadership and community service training that they need to bring their communities out of poverty. The model is different from other... more »

  Gay G. wrote:

I am thrilled to donate to this organization. It is the only program I know of that is working on parent engagement and getting parents to read and talk to their children every day. Their results are very exciting. I know it's going to take a long... more »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  kclove01 wrote:

Serving Christ, Church, and CommunityThe Love Family Christian Foundation (LFCF) is a 501 (c) (3) Organization touching and empowering lives through Education, Performing Arts, Community Outreach, Worship and Global Missions.LFCF Education... more »

  Writer wrote:

We are excited to be partnered with the Edge Institute as part of our strategy of seeing needs met in the Middle East. Edge Institute is accomplishing the work that it was created to do. They are transparent and accountable for both their hands-on work... more »

  chloeoreo wrote:

Amazing organization that has done a great job in raising money to buy school supplies for students who are not able to afford them. more »

  Deborah R.4 wrote:

Frost Free Library is the hub of our small community. A wide variety of activities for various age levels are frequently offered and always well attended. The librarians go beyond the call of duty to let us know when a new book that might interest us... more »

  nbenamoz wrote:

Great work and mission to support children & families. Supporting the highest possible outcome in family dispute situations. more »

  frazerkirkman wrote:

I love The Society Library. Their work is inspiring, there events are fun and mentally fulfilling, their team is great.I love their wearing the clothes i bought from their shop, making a stand for reason and bridge building more »

  Lori from Acushnet wrote:

I found Can'd Aid during a web search a few months ago. After reading their website I discovered just how refreshing and unique they are, so much so, that I became a monthly donor. They have this integrated approach that creates a feel good and give back... more »

  Suzetteh5 wrote:

The first time and every time after I go into this organization it always feel inviting, my daughter and my son have learn a lot. I can see the changes in them which is in a good way, they are more respectable they even teaches me a lot of things. Being... more »

  Caryn N. wrote:

I've had the joy of working with Radiant Hope Inc in both India and Romania. I'm blown away by the level of thoughtfulness they exhibit in order to make things as sustainable and holistic as possible . I work with nonprofits all over the world, so I consistently... more »

  Angela H.2 wrote:

Beyond Backpack has been a huge part of the yamhill county community. I first began as a recipient of this program growing up. My parents needed help with supplies from time for time and beyond backpacks was always there to help. Once i reached the age... more »

  HelpingColoradosKids wrote:

This non profit raises money to help pay partial tuition for all families regardless of what they make. They are trying to make it so families don't have a second mortgage to pay! Quality education should not be unaffordable. more »

  monica.perez wrote:

The Digital Design and Production Academy, from Coachella Valley High school, is very grateful to the Desert Screenwriters Guild Inc. for providing numerous hours of professional development to students interested in the Arts, Media, and Entertainment... more »

  fayc wrote:

A very caring organization. Very committed to raising awareness about child sex trafficking. more »

  ehittinger wrote:

Run Binky Run was run into the ground. CTA was able to help her leave racing, after hurricanes Irma and Maria, almost cost her life. She almost didn't make it a few times in their care, and they were able to pull her through and she just wasn't ready... more »

  makerman wrote:

A compelling mission delivered by a passionate team of professionals. The CEO is innovative and charismatic, and fosters an environment designed to help her staff learn and grow as they collectively help others do the same. more »

  JaniePowers wrote:

I am honored to work with fellow Board Members and program managers to bring together the community of Rescue Water Craft professionals and recreational users for the united goal of increasing personal and professional knowledge base and safety. The... more »

  angieruiz wrote:

A True Change is true to their name and strives to make a real impact in local communities. They adapt to the needs of the people and work hard to provide resources for the disadvantaged. more »

  Writer wrote:

Very compassionate with the kids. Have helped my son tremendously. Brandon really got my son to believe in himself and come out of his shell. more »

  Sam_Harbi wrote:

A fantastic place to volunteer! I am currently a journalist responsible for writing articles.Smiles for learning has a really noble cause that literally helps pretty much everyone by providing free education. It’s also perfect for online volunteers... more »

  Stacey Brian Lewis wrote:

Established in April 2018, I created Birmingham Jumpstart to continue education in Alabama. We serve as a resource for Adult Literacy, GED Preparation & Testing, ESL/English Language Acquisition, College and Technical School Readiness, and Weekly Zoom... more »

  33rich33 wrote:

Love of Learning has done great work in our community. My children love the read alouds and picking out their new books. more »

  sabrex2023 wrote:

I have been so impressed with Ready for Reading and what they have accomplished and the lives they have changed on all fronts!!! The way they teach the children literacy and also the woman and families to have better lives through literacy and community.... more »

  mrslove wrote:

Tommy 2 Shoes was an amazing experience for our developmental preschoolers! They generously have a book to each student and read and discussed an engaging story of friendship. Thank you Tommy 2 Shoes for sharing your love of books with our preschool. more »

  EASCOTT wrote:

As the alumni coordinator for ResponsiveEd, I get to hear daily how the experience at our schools have changed the lives of students. The encouragement and support that our teachers and administrators provide allow students to find their voice, find... more »

  Teresa O.2 wrote:

I am proud to be part of this new scholarship organization. Each person can make a difference in this world and this is what this scholarship means to me. more »

  aphilipp wrote:

I've worked in schools for more than 25 years, and what's happening at OCS is truly unique and special. The Christ-centered environment, intentionally small class sizes, and the implementation of active, hands-on learning within classrooms are aspects... more »

  MarkMiller031378 wrote:

Townview is the one independent nonprofit that is taking care of magnet students across Dallas. I love everything about them and we need more support for them and their programs more »

  nancyCBF wrote:

My son LOVED all of these summer camps. They were able to accommodate his special needs and made him feel welcome and accepted. more »

  Jazf wrote:

Latinas in Global Health exceptional research capabilities, data analysis and webinars are helping inform the gender imbalance in global health leadership positions within the Latin American community. Our work is contributing to make change based on... more »

  rickmann wrote:

Chantala and her team are very dedicated to making sure that new mothers are armed with the knowledge they need to help bring their newborn into this world. more »

  rsmrishi wrote:

We have donated hundreds of dollars worth of educational supplies to local communities in Georgia and international communities in places such as India. We have only one mission, to make sure that every student has the right to education without worrying... more »

  dgreen18 wrote:

Rank the Vote is at the cutting edge of election reform, supporting state organizations across the country to take pragmatic steps locally to build support and educate for ranked choice voting and other related reforms. Many volunteers in the movement... more »

  drtaylor725 wrote:

I'm a Board member of the NDR Bobcats Alumni Association. NDR is F. T. Nicholls, Renaissance, and F. A. Douglass Senior High School. The alumni association is all about helping the currently enrolled students with scholarships to post-secondary endorses,... more »

  DonaldDOC wrote:

Our board truly cares about the only thing that matters… the kids. Our focus is on improving school safety NOW. Not waiting for other systems to improve. WE CARE. more »

  crstal wrote:

A dedicated group of volunteers and professionals creating containers for transformational healing. What we need right now and leaning into the moment to support our communities. The networked model of delivery is effective for this type of intimate,... more »

  Hassan_LeadSchool wrote:

Initially when they started this with an idea just not to close the school and with a high notion not to stop education to the students of their locality but the way they transformed the school is like a Pro way.Clean transparency of communication... more »

  dcdabbs wrote:

Our world has changed and our education system needs to change too which is why I support the work of Profound Ladies. more »

  Gaddini43 wrote:

I am absolutely thrilled to share my heartfelt and enthusiastic rave review for The Lobiko Initiative. This exceptional non-profit organization has truly captured our family's respect for their remarkable efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.... more »

  clmilikien wrote:

Blythe has created an inclusive environment where kids can learn a host of life and trade skills. Truly a unique and valuable program. more »

  2Paras8 wrote:

I had a wonderful experience working with Strive2Thrive Edu. I have spent several hours volunteering for this nonprofit since its founding and the work is always clear and well explained. As a volunteer, I got to see the benefit Strive2Thrive Edu provides... more »

  chosen2k7 wrote:

I am super excited to be a part of this organization! They are a fun group who really love the supporting the community! more »

  Himanshu wrote:

Building Dreams Foundation is doing great job for development for children and for betterment of our society.They are working on education for every children and no food waste and pad for all.They are doing wonderful job more »

  angelapark wrote:

Great tutoring servicesVery talented and patient tutorsThank you for your services and education more »

  SarahDunkin wrote:

My child says she's never had such an incredibly informative and enlightening experience! Not only was it free, but the classes were also simply AMAZING. She's never learned so much about computer science or any STEM topic, and I never have the time to... more »

  hilla2 wrote:

This organization provides books to kids who may not typically have access to them. The books are for all ages, are inclusive, and are of many different genres and topics. I have seen the joy on many children’s faces when they are given a brand new... more »

  MylMoB1707 wrote:

I’m 24 and couldn’t swim. I was really embarrassed about it but Aqua angels helped me over come my fear and embarrassment! I feel like I can fully join the Olympics with the help of my amazing teacher Raquel! more »

  DollarsandSense4Nonprofits wrote:

Coaching a nonprofit that truly understands the concept of a mixed revenue stream is a joy. PEAK Literacy is well-positioned to create a sustaining, renewable income stream through its sliding fee tuition structure, presentations to teachers and administrators... more »

  epicuriouscat wrote:

Ideagarden was founded with the mission of creating the most nourishing and fertile environment for the seeds of innovative ideas to grow. With each of its projects, including Plant Futures with which I am most familiar, the catalyst is always about supporting... more »

  sirmike001 wrote:

Hi, I am Teacher Michael of Palayuhan High School. Farm Tech is a non-government organization that helping a community through charitable works. In our school, Farm Tech shares voluntary teaching sessions that enhance our learners in the field of communication... more »

  AndrewChen wrote:

As a volunteer for this nonprofit, I was greatly excited to help donate books to Headstart preschools! It was very rewarding for me because I got to help disadvantaged youth. more »

  jackyao4319 wrote:

I have learned a lot from this organization through the variety of programs that they offer. Firstly, their courses are of the highest quality. The student led courses take an engaging approach to teaching individuals about socially responsible investments.... more »

  AlyssaK_0501 wrote:

I have volunteered with this nonprofit since the beginning of this year, and my experience with this nonprofit has been nothing but amazing and fulfilling! I especially love working with the magazine department and writing articles - I learned a lot about... more »