Find Education Nonprofits and Charities

  JoshBach wrote:

I have never been more passionate about cause than I am about financial literacy! When you really peal back the onion of the social issues that we are facing today, the lack of financial understanding is near the core. Alan Greenspan said “The number... more »

  Chris Catoggio G. wrote:

Wonderful organization promoting literacy. Provided my little free library with amazing books for my community! Thank you! more »

  wadedamms wrote:

This is a great foundation. I have been involved as a volunteer for 15 years, board member for a few years. They have helped create local events that bring in lots of visitors and business to the local area. Multiple scholarships have been given out to... more »

  fatuskitchen wrote:

This organisation is doing great things changing people's lives, in Godly ways. Well disciplined and structured that rubs off the people they're mentoring. more »

  fjagielski wrote:

The Mustard Seed Education Foundation supports one of the most critical decisions parents make for their children- where to educate them. Since children spend so many of their hours at school, their school can play a significant role in shaping them... more »

  golfmom23 wrote:

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

  Verda wrote:

The Sedona-Oak Creek Unified School District Educational Foundation is truly an outstanding organization! With their generous contributions totaling hundreds of thousands of dollars, they empower the Sedona Public School District to sustain a wide array... more »

  homerjon wrote:

Jennifer Johnson saw a problem. She came up with a great idea and through dogged determination launched Project One Day. Project One day is a great solution to child care and I see it as a great success. We need more Project One Days and more visionaries... more »

  armstrong1990 wrote:

Seeing what this non profit is doing to help children in need is awesome! I look forward to continuing to see the impacts that they make on children’s lives. more »

  Sophia S.4 wrote:

Project Engage NJ is a great example of a good idea put into place to become an amazing organization! It is hard to create a platform like this for young children to take free courses, but they did it. It is clear that every student, parent, and instructor... more »

  HighHopes wrote:

As a board member and a client my family has benefited greatly from High Hopes. They have the resources and the staff to support our family through any mental health issues we might have. They are affordable and have the staff to make sure there is appointments... more »

  rxnrizzo wrote:

It is an amazing non-profit to volunteer for. You know you are making an impact in a child's life just by giving a few hours of time! more »

  denniscrowley wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing experience, nowhere else are young people able to engage in such thought provoking and meaningful conversation like at HEAL. more »

  freemani wrote:

The Freeman Institute Foundation is transforming an ancient artifact — the Rosetta Stone — into a modern metaphor for problem solving. Among other projects, they are developing a 5,000 square foot traveling exhibit that will visit museums... more »

  omega3 wrote:

it's awesome they're helping with the gun buy back programs. a worthwhile effort to help get guns off the street and reduce violence. more »

  FarrellCDP wrote:

The importance of literacy on future success cannot be overstated. The California Dictionary Project recognizes this and it's very hard-working Board does all it can to get dictionaries into the hands of as many 3rd graders as funding allows. Nearly... more »

  Norma Villazana-Price wrote:

The Reading Tree has provided the families in our class with opportunities to learn more about the importance of literature and reading for young children. The teachers in class create activities and provide modeling for the families to learn from. The... more »

  StephanieMcA wrote:

This newly formed all volunteer community group who is raising funds for our K- schools. I find the Board members to be bright,energetic and engaged. We are 60% along in reaching our Founding Patron goal and 30% along for our membership goal. When we... more »

  Denise LaBuda wrote:

I can share from first hand experience that the Matrix staff is one of the most dedicated, knowledgeable, enthusiastic, and committed group of men and women who work tirelessly to support families with children with special needs - every day. From a simple... more »

  Pompy wrote:

The purpose of Promise Worldwide is to educate and empower underprivileged children across the world. The goal is to provide knowledge to children through literacy so they have self-respect, can make informed decisions about their personal and human rights,... more »

  lstimpson@comcast.net wrote:

Clark Rogers with the NFF has helped us significantly in training teachers in Mobile County regarding the Young Patriots Program. Clark has provided very professional and courteous attention. Each time I have contacted the NFF, my questions have been... more »

  Sally and Bob wrote:

At the public school, so much seemed geared toward teaching kids how to become good test-takers. At Kentucky Avenue School, the teaching and learning that takes place is active, vibrant, rich, productive. The place hums when you walk through the halls.... more »

  Synapse Associates LLC wrote:

FRC has consistently stayed true to its mission and is well respected as a credible voice. It is steadfast in its search for excellence in public policy and doing the hard work of empirical research. more »

  Lauri T. wrote:

I recently had the pleasure of meeting with 5 of the staff members of EarthRights International at their offices in Washington, DC. Each conversation was so inspiring and confirmed for me how devoted these folks are to the extraordinary work... more »

  Tobysuki1 wrote:

Unbelievable what this school does for kids who otherwise fall through the cracks of our public school system. They offer a variety of teaching methods, care about the "whole" student, academically and personally, and help prepare them for adulthood.... more »

  sandy6 wrote:

This organization has helped many students persue their dream of becoming healthcare professionals in the field of pharmacy. They focus on assisting financially challenged students and promote excellence in achievement! more »

  Maria27 wrote:

It really amazes me that this organization is still around after 30 years of good work towards the needy children in Brazil. Managed only by volunteers and with a very small budget it has been a real struggle to carry on the goal of improving the lives... more »

  elbe wrote:

Walbridge School is a private school for grades K-8. The philosophy of the school is adapting teaching methods based on how each child learns. My son attended from grades 3-8. If this school was not available to us, we probably would have moved out... more »

  Tampamom wrote:

My daughter just finished her first year at this school and we are so happy she is there! She went from a child who cried every day not wanting to go to school, to a child who wakes early and is excited to go to school! She had been so beaten down in... more »

  LUXIE wrote:

Rinky-dink place, hires pretty much anybody off the street. more »

  Concerned Parent wrote:

A bit of a misrepresentation is presented in the 2008 Form 990. On page 24, where a description of the program is required, the following is indicated among its 'noteworthy accomplishments: "received funding and local agreement to establish after school... more »

  amks wrote:

hi i went to school there and it is a very good non profit. The sisters do wonderful work there and they give the best education to the students that they can and that is what is important. They deserve all the help that they can get from donations. The... more »

  Nissa S wrote:

I have volunteered several years with the Longs Peak Science Foundation, serving as a member of the Scientific Review Committee, judge, judging coordinator, and have helped organize/emcee the awards ceremony. Though I would probably choose to volunteer... more »

  mlago0829 wrote:

My three children have been at Clearwater Academy for over 5 years and the results are stellar! I have three children who love their school and take pride in what they accomplishment each day. Because of the individual programs and attention they are... more »

  Kathryn_Jordan wrote:

I love Friends of Literacy because they are providing adults a second chance at an education. FOL provides hope for the future for countless individuals. The teachers and other staff members work closely with the students to provide them the attention... more »

  AliaOBrien wrote:

Urban Vision have me hope when I didn’t know I needed it. I applied to be a volunteer, but was worried they wouldn’t accept me because of my non-religious past. However, everyone welcomed me with open arms. The staff is amazing and the kids are beyond... more »

  Deirdre Joins wrote:

I have a son at Operation Rebirth right now. He was being unruley and very direspectful. His grades were suffering troubly. I had the opertunity to place him at Operation Rebirth. There an amazeing organization. They tailor there education to were there... more »

  waynehsmith1 wrote:

The Scholarship Foundation of Santa Barbara is 50 years old. It has consistently provided scholarhsips for students of Santa Barbara County with more than 30,000 scholarships totaling $65 million being awarded since 1962. The program is very efficient... more »

  Gary Blau wrote:

I have personally worked the NEN and can attest to their professionalism and expertise. They have organized and facilitated meetings, created strategic plans and completed high quality products and documents. I highly recommend this organization. more »

  lvnay wrote:

I became a Girl Scout in Southern Nevada when I was 6 years old. I participated all the way through my senior year in high school. As a senior I earned my Gold Award, the highest level award you can earn in Girl Scouting. Girl Scouts builds strong... more »

  Randall S wrote:

The Valatie Free Library is the center of our rural community. Over the past ten years our program attendence has risen 1000%. Our need for a larger space to properly attend to this growth is solved by our Sustainable Library project, which will increase... more »

  Angela wrote:

This is a great organization that collects, protects and preserves Lesbian and Feminist History. They are a vital part of lesbian and feminists women's lives by validating and mentoring women for the past three decades. Visiting and exploring this history... more »

  KShelpman1985 wrote:

I am currently a certified resource parent through Wesley. This process and life choice has been made easier to navigate with the support of Colleen, Annette, Patrick and Christy. If you are looking for a agency to advocate not only for the children but... more »

  justinejoy wrote:

IHDF really cares about kids and makes very deep bonds with them. I love the long-term support of the program! more »

  Civilsocietyboston1 wrote:

Punyamurtula S. Kishore is the founder of Preventive Medicine Associates, Addiction Medicine Associates, and National Library of Addiction. Kishore has been a practicing public health scientist for over 30 years.  He began his medical career... more »

  Tammy A. wrote:

Warren Village believes all families should have access to affordable housing, safe and reliable child care, and the skills necessary to lead an independent life. Warren Village provides these services to economically disadvantaged single parent families... more »

  DebbieJ wrote:

Jennifer Arnold has a real talent with her dogs and a passion for helping the folks who need them. It is a well run program. I highly recommend supporting them with donations and volunteering your time. The volunteer program is tough, but those dogs are... more »

  ericbotman wrote:

I was not able to select the proper role from the selection above. But I have been working with HOME, Inc. for about six weeks on a digital engagement project called Community PlanIt. It is an online game platform to get people planning and discussing... more »

  Elizabeth C.3 wrote:

Morning Dove's staff, volunteers and horses are amazing! Their devotion to their riders positive experience shows in everything they do. more »

  betsy4 wrote:

In addition to its excellent reputation for preparing students for middle, high school, college and life beyond school, Firm Foundation Christian School offers our children a culture of caring and nurturing in a Christ centered environment. When we arrived... more »

  eddiejack wrote:

Wonderful organization with a great group of tutors who volunteer their time to work with adults in Carroll County, MD who need help from traditional academics, to receiving a GED, achieving citizenship, learning to speak English, and many other life... more »

  Bud R. wrote:

The On It Foundation is a well focused organization intent on impacting the injustice of the digital divide. Millions of families throughout the US still lack sufficient resources to have a computer with internet access in their homes. This has a tremendous... more »

  llentgis wrote:

I have been a board member with LEO for 10 years. It's been an honor to watch the organization grow by providing 4 houses for adults with disabilities to live in, with a 5th to open soon. All this is made possible because of the amazing donors that contribute... more »

  Mary Remmel W. wrote:

The Single Parent Scholarship Fund provides much needed financial assistance to single parents enrolled in two and four year post high school programs. Our success rate for graduations is above 90%, which is far above general graduation rates at these... more »

  Bobbie H. wrote:

My children have a scholarship from Citizens For Safe Schools for them to be able to go to Klamath Family Tae Kwon Do. For them to be able to do something like this has done so much for them. With being more respectful to their Teachers and Family. Learning... more »

  Mary247 wrote:

UES is a fantastic organization that has allowed me to keep my child in Catholic school during difficult financial times. more »

  Kevin C. wrote:

Kids Home international is not only a shelter to destitute kids but a home to them all. In my stay at KHI, i understood better Helen Keller's words that "Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them master you. Let them teach you... more »

  kutch wrote:

A key element in overcoming poverty in Africa is the promotion of the education of girls and young women. Schools in Africa generally require the payment of tuition, so families living in poverty either cannot afford to pay tuition or favor the boys in... more »

  Sandy21 wrote:

The Literacy Council provides one on one tutoring for adults who need to learn to read and who are learning to speak English as a second language. All tutors are volunteers who meet one on one with their students. Tutors make a significant impact on... more »

  Lumpkin Literacy wrote:

Our volunteers, including Board members and outstanding program committee members such as the Spelling BEE Planning Group, help put literacy in the forefront of this community. Helping youth get the GED diploma, giving dictionaries to third graders,... more »

  Trustme12121212 wrote:

Be careful of this organization. This organization is a scam. What organization has a different scam every few months? Most of the items received to support the public are in-kind dontations. They are always finding new ways to get money from sponsors.... more »

  cynkirk wrote:

Under the leadership of Nancy Davis and Jim Lane, each with Balanchine training and extensive, accomplished careers as ballet dancers, The Portland Ballet sets a high barre of excellence for its students. The young dancers respond well to this expectation... more »

  Steve and Kathy wrote:

We learned about Godparents for Tanzania (G4TZ) when Pastor Dwayne Westermann, G4TZ founder and President, spoke at our church. We later decided to go on one of their Discover Safari trips and to sponsor a Tanzanian student. We’ve given to other... more »

  Nana8888 wrote:

The Priests of the Sacred Heart do remarkable charitable work around the world. Unlike other organizations, Fr. Dominic, Spiritual Director, has established a one-to-one connection between him and donors. This personalized approach ensures that each donor... more »

  crystal-enkvist wrote:

Alaska Power Association has been a donor to the Friends of the Campbell Creek Science Center and we found it to be a worthwhile use of our limited sponsorship budget. The work of the science center tied into the work we were doing on a project and it... more »

  Lisa120 wrote:

I have sponsored a student for the past five years. In January 2012, I visited Kenya, stayed at the BEADS house, toured the school my student attended through eighth grade and met her family. In addition, my sister and I helped run a week-long writing/reading... more »

  GaryandKelly S. wrote:

The Cumberland Adult Reading Council is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization that helps adults to read and write. We also help adults learn English as a second language. We are the only program in Cumberland County Tennessee offering free one-on-one tutoring... more »

  Isogbad wrote:

First and foremost, do not work here. I cannot stress that enough. I would have never left my job if I knew what I know now. Although the mission and work are extremely appealing and commendable, I have never worked for such a crook. I've seen peoples... more »

  bkyle wrote:

GELI, Inc. in my opinion is one of the best things that could of happened to the area I live in! My child is part of the GELI school this year in Amory & has learned so much! Each day she comes home, all she talks about is her day at school! The people... more »

  Trevor R. wrote:

We LOVE working with Accord Education! We film for them all the time (Eventfilming.net) and they are such a great organization. The whole team is there to help schools and teachers grow with their students! more »

  Sean O. wrote:

Ear Candy Charity has such a fantastic goal of keeping music in our under-funded public school system programs. The founder, Nate Anderson, works tirelessly to gather musical instruments and funding to run this charity and is a truly fantastic person.... more »

  reem.numan wrote:

DiscoverU is such a wonderful organization with an authenticity I've never seen the likes of. They work to serve marginalized students with financial need to expand their horizons in education. Their website offers hundreds of summer learning opportunities... more »

  Juliebwrite wrote:

The Starfish Connection pairs mentors with third-grade students who show academic promise, have good attendance records (indicating parental involvement), but are held back by economic circumstances. These children are bright, high potential kids for... more »

  DStanislaw wrote:

Reading In Motion is a valuable organization helping children to reach or exceed reading at grade level. I have seen this program at work in the school setting and am beyond amazed with the measured results as well as the satisfaction and confidence... more »

  baseballchamp wrote:

Great organization that has a dramatic impact on the life of all participants. I love seeing how sport breath positive life into a community. more »

  teamwilson45 wrote:

My child was enrolled in the four year old program this past school year. She was placed in a classroom that the teachers had NO control of the children, the children were allowed to sleep until 3. I was really disappointed in the program. The director... more »

  cellis wrote:

2011 marks my 8th year on the board of Teaching for Change. I choose to volunteer with the organization because I believe in its mission and the valuable work that Teaching for Change does to make schools places that galvanize communities and help children... more »

  Beka Hull wrote:

Dallas Christian College is a place where I was able to be properly trained, well cared for, and mentored as an individual, follower of God, and a professional. It was a great fit for me with a family like atmosphere that helped me to succeed as a college... more »

  jt31 wrote:

In traveling around the world, I have encountered many people who have contributed humanitarian and PTSD relief for this organization. One gentleman spent a long time telling me how he got members of opposing sides in a ten-year bloody conflict to participate... more »

  SRR_ wrote:

I've seen first-hand the incredible results that Strive has produced. They do so much for not only students, but the community as a whole. They offer so many outlets that these kids and families so desperately need - Girl Scouts with a STEM program, Youth... more »

  pancho wrote:

Miss Petrina Trice, the founder of TriTech Prep, is such an inspiration to soo many individuals including myself. Her vision and dedication to assisting former gang members, immigrants, and other members of society desiring a second chance is incredible.... more »

  BlackFam wrote:

HASA is a wonderful organization that provides professional, courteous and personal service to so many children in Baltimore. I know of no other organization in the area like it serving the needs of the deaf and hard of hearing. more »

  greermyles1 wrote:

Assistance League of LA (the "League") is a 103 year old nonprofit organization. It has been able to sustain itself all these years through providing varied volunteering opportunities, member's donations, corporate and government grants, special fundraising... more »

  jennifer13 wrote:

I have been involved with Cathedral Arts for the past three years, and in my opinion, it is the best afterschool program in Jacksonville. By opening a world of creativity and passion into the lives of children, CAP is teaching children that success is... more »

  Letshelp2 wrote:

This is the worst place ever. Its dirty and the person Joan that is in charge of the facility is rude, lies and is disrespectful. Horrible experience more »

  M. Berry wrote:

The Foundation for LPS works with donors to provide a satisfying giving experience. That personal touch is invaluable and results in repeated gifts. I have been making a gift to my granddaughter's classroom each year upon the advice of staff. This year,... more »

  lionshooter wrote:

I am impressed with Special Kids Day Care because of the quality of care and attention the children receive. All the children participate in organized age appropriate activities and are taught by qualified teachers. Everyone receives healthy balanced... more »

  leticiah wrote:

I suffered a bad car accident and lost a lot of my basic knowledge of math, writing and computer skills. A friend suggested to contact Literary Source because it was a Non-profit organization and perhaps I could get help there. I had started to... more »

  Margaret wrote:

Access to some of the world's most incredible art institutions is not always made possible to low income families, in particular young children in NYC. Cool Cuture addresses this issue as an social justice advocate, providing activities, materials, curriculum,... more »

  pvddonor wrote:

I choose to give to Amos House because I like that my donation is working to elicite long term change and not just a short term fix. I never doubt that my money is going exactly where it is most needed. more »

  Terri51 wrote:

For 34 years TERI has set new standards that transform the lives of people with special needs. TERI is building the Campus of Life to demonstrate replicable model programs in a venue created with the sensory, physical, and enrichment needs of people with... more »

  Janet Shaffer wrote:

I have witnessed the impact that KLD has had on many young people over the past 6 years. Many lives have been changed and many at-risk youth have been served. more »

  Baatile wrote:

This is an organization that has conducted educational programs in four continents and many countries. Its ability to promote peace through dialogue has impacted areas like the Middle East, Sudan, and South Africa. more »

  Rick F. wrote:

Media Island has supported countless other projects through fiscal sponsorships, providing space, and by promoting a networking philosophy of supporting existing efforts rather than only our own. The larger issue of media control by corporations affects... more »

  aepstein wrote:

Girls Inc. provides a safe and nurturing environment where girls can thrive, learn, and grow. The programs are thoughtfully designed to empower girls with essential life skills, self-confidence, and leadership qualities. I've witnessed firsthand the transformation... more »

  laceyngongroad wrote:

I first came into contact with Friends of Ngong Road when I was a student studying abroad in Kenya. I volunteered at their Saturday program where I read books and assisted with the meal. Six years later I joined as development staff. The business acumen,... more »

  keh74 wrote:

Back in 2008 I began volunteering at 826NYC. As the child of a Montessori teacher and having worked in adult learning/corporate training for years, I have always volunteered with young people. And never in my life have I experienced so much talent, innovation,... more »

  C.Worthy wrote:

The first time I walked into UCAP, the poise and confidence of my student host told me this was a good, safe place, a place where youngsters who'd repeated an elementary grade could accelerate, could catch up. My host was proud of her school; she had... more »

  karlautting wrote:

Excellent work environment and a great project that not only helps to educate students in schools in Florida but raises awareness about the current environmental problems facing this world and provides a means to mitigate impact. more »

  Juancho98 wrote:

I have known Nuestro Ahora for 4 years. It is helping orphan kids finish highschool and get into college. It is meeting an enormous need here in El Salvador. An education is the best way for these kids to break out of the vicious cycle of poverty... more »

  Frator Heru wrote:

My review may seem to be biased at first but I feel it is necessary to share with others my personal experinec with The Frator Heru Institute and how it has changed my life. I first became involved with the FHI through its Founder,Mr. Yumy Odom through... more »

  TME wrote:

This is an amazing organization that is enriching the lives of so many less-fortunate youths and families in South Florida. TME provides enhanced music and academic instruction for students of all ages and abilites, uses music as a therapeutic tool and... more »

  shesherwin wrote:

I have been involved with Youth Initiative for decades, first as a community member and donor, later as a parent of a YIHS student and sometimes teacher, and currently as the Director of Development. The more I get to know the school, the more I appreciate... more »

  Writer wrote:

I worked at this organization for just a couple months and it became abundantly clear within that short amount of time that the organization was steeped in white supremacy culture as the executive director/founder of the organization is paternalistic,... more »

  haveutossedacoin wrote:

Two Cents of Hope has been a great organization to work with. The organization's main motive is to collect pennies, convert them into useful amount and use it for education of students in India. Apart from this it strives all throughout the year to generate... more »

  timmuhs wrote:

Great American Legion post with a mission and passion to assist veterans! more »

  ddrfeelgoodd wrote:

Great organization. SBA List helps elect pro-life candidates and lobbies for laws that protect unborn children and their mothers from abortion. SBA List does not accept taxpayer dollars and has a low overhead. more »

  rsbean wrote:

I have been active at Rock Steady Boxing nearly since its inception. When i walked through their doors, I knew little about Parkinson's Disease and nothing about boxing. Rock Steady Boxing gives people with PD Hope, a rare and precious commodity for... more »

  nikkic wrote:

Our family looks forward to Saturday mornings...a chance to meet new volunteers and work together at the garden-harvesting, planting, preparing soil, tending to plants, socializing, and ultimately GIVING. We grow to give fresh produce to others in need.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Fusion Foundation, through its affiliate Buffalo Gals gives women of all backgrounds in the Black Hills of South Dakota an opportunity to meet, connect, and combine their strengths to make our community better. It is a unique organization that reflects... more »

  b_roque611 wrote:

Amazing school and staff. I love how involved they are in getting your child where they need to be. more »

  courtneysmk wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this non profit for 5 years. I have seen first hand how they have helped change lives of women and orphans and communities with the work they do. They empower the people to have a higher and better quality of life. They show... more »

  jeremybrimm wrote:

I was introduced to this organization long before I joined the board. I am most impressed by the passion that went into the founding of Angels & Doves Inc and that has followed Kim and Joyce throughout each event and advancement. What I believe sets... more »

  Writer wrote:

Our community is so lucky to have Learning Outside. With more early childhood programs focusing on academics, Learning Outside provides a wonderful opportunity for children to begin learning through play, exploration, and the outdoors. Additionally, Wendy... more »

  nmorristeacher wrote:

I'm a middle school teacher in the process of learning about NYCUDL. In an effort to learn more about what they do and how they do it, my colleague and I attended a middle school debate camp last week. Wow. NYCUDL had a wonderful debate mentorship program... more »

  KSB11 wrote:

As someone who is married to a former teacher as well as being the sister of a teacher, I see first hand how much personal expense goes into each school year. AID FOR EDUCATORS is such an amazing organization that not only recognizes the sacrifices of... more »

  MikeM1975 wrote:

The Association started out as a nonprofit on a mission to provide 2 scholarships to a couple deserving students. Since the beginning we have grown into an awesome organization providing support to not only raising funds for a couple scholarships; we... more »

  rholbert wrote:

Can I add an extra star? RIEEA is a strong support network for established environmental education organizations, fledgling organizations, higher education, individuals, and more. In addition, RIEEA links people in the smallest state with other affiliates... more »

  pbiegler wrote:

I have been impressed over the past 10 years with the quality, caring, and creativity of the staff at The Story School. The camps are very inclusive; kids who would not attend 'traditional' camps have expressed time and time again how much they enjoy... more »

  Hollis T. wrote:

This review is for Free For Charity, https://freeforcharity.org/ - As a non profit myself I desperately needed hosting for our website after being sucked in by the unfair tactics of GODaddy. I felt rescued after finding how hard it was to find free hosting... more »

  MaryBrower wrote:

Incredible outreach project, run with love, expertise, and fire. Like all good things in the world, Shake It Out, Inc. furthers real people's relationships to meaning, purpose, and dreams. more »

  Josh32 wrote:

I really love the people at ACCESS Academy because now I have promise of a future . I can type my thoughts now. You have no idea what it is like to be trapped in silence for years. Over time I suspect normal people fully will understand but I need typing... more »

  Rita I. wrote:

Inspired by Waldorf methods, Mountain Song Community School (MSCS) is changing the landscape of education in Colorado Springs, Colorado by offering a holistic education (k-8th) by engaging the children's hands, HEART and head in their educational journey.... more »

  Camirita wrote:

My family has met Rojo and Smokey twice now at the annual Pumpkin Regatta...and most recently met Napoleon at a special Paint Nite downtown. I guess you could call us llama/alpaca stalkers? We just can't help ourselves! These beautiful creatures are so... more »

  Hilary1509 wrote:

This wonderful program paid off the negetive lunch balance at my son's school! more »

  tomkoz wrote:

Entito Africa Initiative is a very interesting intitative started by Monicah Kaguithia, a very openminded and inspiring activist which has helped to initiate dozens of adolescent girls into adulthood without female genital mutilation! Passionate about... more »

  Mandate wrote:

This organization plays a major role in the mental health of our community. Their services are invaluable and much needed. Their team of professionals are second to none. I highly recommend them. more »

  LeeJ49 wrote:

EDEC is not only a non-profit, but volunteers to help other non-profits. EDEC participated in the United Way Dr. Seuss National Reading Day. Volunteers read to Pre-K and Kindergarten students at Harlee Early Childhood Center.success classes... more »

  Katara wrote:

I was really nervous about starting a new school my junior year, but everyone made me feel so welcome. I love the environment that AFE has created through the teachers and administrators. I feel like I am loved and respected when I walk on campus and... more »

  BCSereday wrote:

When we first started going to Prospect Community Library for weekly story time, my son was extremely shy and not yet one. He loved books and would listen intently most weeks, but participation came slowly. The staff's understanding and kindness in a... more »

  jamestanner wrote:

The Family History Guide, sponsored by The Family History Guide Association is a one-stop solution to learning about family history with links to thousands of resources. The completely free website is used by both the world-famous Salt Lake City FamilySearch... more »

  Curtis D.2 wrote:

This is such a great organization. They help the community youth in finding meaning in their lives as well as feeding countless under privileged families! I give ever year to help them help others! more »

  chifa1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer from the beginning when the foundation started. we have been to many places and just to see the smiles on peoples faces makes us feel very happy. we hope to continue this amazing foundation of helping people. more »

  TugLV wrote:

My experience working with Tech Queen Elite Training Institute goes back two years and each participation as an observer in the tech camps have exceeded my expectation. more »

  azorfara wrote:

I just started following this NPO on Instagram and I seen all the great work it’s doing , it’s a small organization who is really motivated on helping others , I have always love giving back and this organization is starting with a positive effect... more »

  elisec702 wrote:

We have been so grateful to learn about Youth Led and the independent tutoring provided by Mrs. Hayes founder and executive director of Youth Led. We are excited to hear from parents and caregivers on how the dedication and patient nature of Mrs. Hayes... more »

  49erfan wrote:

We were financially struggling last year and had to make some cuts which included our son playing basketball. To play costs the fees, equipment etc. This organization reached out and paid the fees for our son to play for the season and even made sure... more »

  jdozeran wrote:

Loved the introductory beekeeping class they held in March. Feel more comfortable managing my hives after the additional experience. more »

  A library friend wrote:

Like public schools, we can't live, learn and grow without public libraries. In the last 15 years the Friends has led the effort to build a New Main library and to renovate and/or build new branch libraries throughout the city (e.g. Mission Bay, Ocean... more »

  JeanneTanner wrote:

Next Door Shelter at 1001 Polk Street in San Francisco, CA is part of Episcopal Community Services in San Francisco, CA and is not a model shelter except as a model of illegality. Do not stay here. Lots of illegalities. So many, in fact, that one wonders... more »

  MomH wrote:

Synergy School is what we want in a school. Fabulous, caring teachers and staff, a place that is safe for kids physically and emotionally, a place where academics are important but not everything. It's a place where art, music, and drama are taught individually... more »

  Tania wrote:

It is no news that we are facing a worldwide nursing shortage. Those that suffer most and will continue to suffer are in the poorest and most disease burdened countries in the world. The Gretta Foundation was founded to provide nursing scholarships... more »

  T wrote:

My daughter told me the other morning: " mommy I love my school, and I love my teacher." 4 years old I felt so comforted by her words and our decision as parents was just right for her.. We glad that the lycee is our kids school. more »

  Sharon wrote:

LinkTV is the only station that provides real global news through programs such as Democracy Now, Mosaic and Global Pulse. Viewers are able to watch a wide variety of documentaries and news programs that inform the viewer on both domestic and global issues.... more »

  changhud wrote:

I am Bella, from Sing with Bella YouTube Channel (www.youtube.com/singwithbella) I love to sing Nursery Rhymes and Kids' Songs. I have been greatly inspired by the Docent and Kids Choir programs offered by the nonprofit Music For Minors II since... more »

  Mike Yoell wrote:

The EOBA is a safe and nurturing facility that provides physical education, tutoring, computer skills, leadership and mentorship free to youth and children under 20 years of age. I recently began volunteering here, but I've been aware of the program... more »

  Block House wrote:

Pace School does a tremendous job with an extremely difficult population to work with - children with autism and emotional/social problems. Every time I am in the building I am amazed at the dedicated and caring staff. I have talked first hand to parents... more »

  Nancy2345678 wrote:

I serve as Board Chairperson because of what Manchester Youth Development Center (MYDC) has given me and my family. As a single parent, I was determined to provide my child with the best programs and opportunities available. The Training Wheels... more »

  mkmccombs wrote:

Washington Yu Ying ("YY") is meets a critical need of great education for children in a local environment where that is scarce. Nationally, YY meets a critical need of America to broaden its horizons on education; it will become a model for decades or... more »

  Starblaize wrote:

After researching ALEC for some weeks, it has become apparent that they are the extreme conservative group behind the voter suppression and anti-collective bargaining legislative passed through some state governing bodies in the last year. Basically... more »

  tompug wrote:

My experience volunteering with KIPP has been more challenging and rewarding than any I've had. The teachers and administration at KIPP have never ceased to amaze me with their dedication to the school and students, maintaining strong bonds with students... more »

  sparkle wrote:

I have seen these amazing kids in action. I attended a poetry reading by the Free Minds members and was very touched by the feelings and raw emotions they expressed through their writing. Despite the fact that my life and experiences are so completely... more »

  Steve wrote:

The Liberty Veterans Association is a fine organization that consists of survivors of the attack on the U.S.S. Liberty. Their mission is to educate the public on the events that occurred that day and to make sure it never happens again. These folks... more »

  Freda Thomas wrote:

Thanks to the gracious coordination of Jessyca Dudley, I was able to volunteer at her host school, Tuskegee International in Accra, Ghana. It was a wonderful experience for me and I know I gained as much as I gave. I was in attendance for Tuskegees... more »

  ashleigreen wrote:

My family has been involved with LCOT in a myriad of ways. I have worked on their staff, my sister has been a student in two different programs, my mother and I have also both volunteered. I am continually impressed with the impact that LCOT makes in... more »

  Lewis G. wrote:

This organization is a genuine biblically based Christian ministry committed to changing lives and advancing God's kingdom on Earth. They operate with the utmost integrity as a truly faith-based ministry in dependence upon the Lord. They have impacted... more »

  grace10 wrote:

I started working with teen straight talk as a volunteer mentor. I enjoyed helping out with the presentations, especially the realistic activities that spoke volumes to the teens! I remember helping with an activity that symbolized how when you have multiple... more »

  judyasbury wrote:

Mothers' Club Family Learning Center is an exemplary nonprofit. It is fiscally well managed, with all efforts directed to their work with low income families. The two-generation learning model they have developed has been proven to work at empowering... 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 »

  tosjrus wrote:

Time well spent fundraising. I hope the Camden Kids Preschool and Community Learning Center becomes a real green building in Camden City by 2015. It will become a hub that will positively impact the health, education, environment, wealth, and housing... more »

  cesar4 wrote:

I have been on the board of GAF for 6 years, and have loved it for many reasons. You have an opportunity to work with a variety of people that you might not normally meet! You can give as little or as much of your time as you wish. GAF is also looking... more »

  psumom wrote:

The Penn Area Library is an efficiently run organization that caters to its patrons needs. Service is friendly and personal. Staff will go out of their way to find the item(s) you need. Programs and services have expanded over the last few years and... more »

  Richard Goodwin wrote:

The peace village of Neve Shalom/Wahal al Salam is a shining light that is deperatly needed in that troubled region of the world. Arabs and Jews relating and working together is what God wants from her/his people. The American Friends of Neve... more »

  x wrote:

My child was enrolled in summer camp at FBGNC and was neglected and endangered in the first week. We went through the chain of commands to have the problem addressed and it was a bunch of excuses and blaming of the child (3) and other staff. The CEO... more »

  dw4sdhxcs wrote:

This is a great Chinese School and was recently honored to be selected as one of the first 55 "Overseas Chinese Education Model Schools" around the world. http://www.chinaqw.com/hwjy/hjxw/200908/04/174387.shtml (Chinese) The board, staff, teachers,... more »

  Foote wrote:

For the past three years Morgan Stanley offices in and around Philadelphia have participated in a career day with the kids of Breakthrough. It is an all day event (they show up around 9:30am, have lunch and leave around 2pm). We initially did it as... more »

  rubinba7 wrote:

Fabulous lecture with Rose Feinberg.thank you to the Boca Raton Library more »

  DemingMan wrote:

Dr. W. Edwards Deming , The famous American Statistician , Management Thinker and Teacher , revered in Japan , honoured by the Emperor of Japan and the President of the United States : When this person establishes a body in his name to carry forward... more »

  sara5 wrote:

I have two children at White Bear Montessori School and have been a part of the community for four years now. The staff are phenomenal, providing challenging work in a caring, welcoming environment. My children love going to school every day. My daughter,... more »

  mike13 wrote:

This charity is funding illegal settlement activity in the Occupied Palestinian Territories. Any donation should not be tax deductible as their charitable activities undermine U.S. policies and violate international law. I would highly recommend not... more »

  dcsnine wrote:

We considered a total of five private schools and our final choice was Kino School. We appreciate the family-friendly start time, small class size, diverse student body, animal center, no homework philosophy, and frequent updates from teachers. Our children... more »

  Will wrote:

The donation attendants were extremely friendly and made me feel welcomed and thanked me profusely for my donations. I was very impressed with the "no-wait" time and the quick distribution of a receipt. more »

  Fran L wrote:

I am a long time donor to this K-12 school and have found it to be an excellent resource for the Pine Ridge Reservation, where there is 89% unemployment and 6 in 10 live in poverty. Not only do students receive an outstanding education (has the highest... more »

  ellbow wrote:

My son went to Windward for five years. He was re-mediated and went seamlessly back to the mainstream education system. Windward taught him how to read and write but gave him much more than that. The school taught him there is no stigma to being dyslexic.... more »

  John222 wrote:

Many teenagers lack the confidence to use their skills, talents, and potential to serve their communities in sustainable ways. They are overwhelmed by peer-pressure and forced into mediocrity, but this all changes with HOBY Utah. Students are transformed... more »

  Joy B.2 wrote:

Having lived in Newport Beach for62 years, I have extensive experience with our outstanding Library and have recently joined the Foundation Board. Whether it was forming the Friends of the CdM Library when it and our fire station were rebuilt to visiting... more »