Find Education Nonprofits and Charities

  FitnessFleet wrote:

I came into contact with the Infinity Initiative not long ago. I was very impressed with the vision they have for the youths and their organization. Not only are they giving to their clients they have helped me as a business owner. There are some programs... more »

  MerrilChase wrote:

Kickin It welcomes kids from all kinds of backgrounds, with all kinds of stories treating every one with acceptance and respect. more »

  AnnAure wrote:

Listed (and vetted) as "“ONE OF THE BEST LOCAL NON-PROFITS IN THE WASHINGTON AREA” by the Catalogue for Philanthropy, I can attest to the integrity, energy, and successes of the Dream Project of Virginia. As one who has been deeply and personally... more »

  Writer wrote:

This non-profit, in theory, should be a great organization for students in high schools in Chicago but unfortunately it's not mainly because of one of the directors/founders. The program works with a lot of minority students yet there are people on the... more »

  jheastings wrote:

Arts Out Loud has been a fabulous addition to my life and the LGBTQ youth population of Pittsburgh as well as nationally. AOL offers scholarships to students pursuing the arts, social networking events to connect with like-minded individuals to talk about... more »

  vescusoj wrote:

Wonderful foundation with an incredible support group. 24 hour on call grief counseling services along with continued services for families who have lost a child. Great Moms group monthly meetings. Anyone can join to continue to help and pay it forward... more »

  gala5 wrote:

We were put out on a Friday April 2020. My husband & I called Home Advocates and Limitless Outreach that evening. They paid for a week in a hotel & helped find us housing within a week! Without this help we would have slept in our car. We will always... more »

  Jay_39 wrote:

This foundation is comprised of good and decent people who have experienced a terrible tragedy and have refocused their energy on Vicki’s passion to improve educational opportunities for both students and teachers. This is less of an “organization”... more »

  anderson_penny wrote:

In January of 2015, I joined Sew for Kids (SFK) after researching volunteer opportunities I could do from my rural home, FYI: SFK is one of the umbrella partners under Lakota Friends Circle (LFC). I was impressed with how LFC vetted sites for... more »

  Writer wrote:

I like to thank your organization for helping my family get accustom to the American school system. Without your help my kids would have been lost. Also, not only did Audacia help us with school but they went out their way to help us with our everyday... more »

  willinglykayla wrote:

The Mission of Apologetics for the Church, led by Dr. Farnham, has been incredibly impactful. As a former student of Dr. Farnham, I can personally attest to the transformative effect his teaching has had on my approach to apologetics. His deep knowledge... more »

  bradanddawn wrote:

Amazing program for teens. Both my kids were in the program while in middle school and high school. They continue to volunteer while in college. Lion's Heart was a great foundation for my kids. My kids love to give back to their community and Lion's... more »

  Writer wrote:

This company is a false front, and is cheating the United States Government out of thousands is tax dollars! They abuse the children also! My wife and I pulled both of our children from this school after they came home with bruises on themselves and would... more »

  Writer wrote:

One of my favorite nonprofits in Sacramento! Not only do I volunteer here, but I donate and try to promote it as often as I can. A nonprofit that believes that story-telling and writing is crucial in the lives of children--which it is. Cannot say enough... more »

  kararichstone wrote:

Lionheart Children's Academy has been a huge part of my family's story. My son started at Lionheart when he was three years old and my daughter when she was one. The relationships we have built at Lionheart between the teachers, staff, and other parents... more »

  Lora P. wrote:

Mark and his staff have been so supportive during my job searching process, by reviewing my resume, coaching me on interviewing, and negotiating salary, which really helped increase my confidence. I recently received a job offer for a position I'am very... more »

  Jennifer462 wrote:

Amazing! Great networking & education for UX'ers. more »

  Kevin131 wrote:

What could be better than Vancouver and film? Add works to the title. more »

  Writer wrote:

This Academy will help muslims in this specific neighboohood to do better and thrive.The mislims community in this area should be proud of their Imam and founder, and help him reach the ultimate goal of happiness which is helping others! more »

  Kingdombillionaire wrote:

Pennies Make A Dime is a great nonprofit organization. I joined the team as a volunteer in a medical outreach in a very deprived community in Ghana and their level of compassion for the less privileged was amazing. The organization has given several scholarships... more »

  stacy.scheffer wrote:

This nonprofit funds transformational and sustainable grants. I love the due diligence in selecting the projects we fund and the reach to all different types of nonprofits in the Greater Milwaukee community. If you want to get involved in Milwaukee, join... more »

  Mekkadh wrote:

Winning Experiences has truly changed our lives , giving families an opportunity to have winning experiences together, exploring and learning about our country ,and visiting many historical sites. This is not just an organization this is a family of love... more »

  susanoleson2019 wrote:

For five years, from 2014 to 2019, I had the distinct privilege and pleasure of volunteering with the Veteran’s Career Transition Assistance Program (VetCTAP), as a career and resume coach and as a facilitator of one of the eight modules that make up... more »

  Grace_Nichols_NV wrote:

I love that Northern Nevada Math Club involves students from grades 1-12, with an emphasis on getting underserved kids EXCITED about math through scholarships and bringing math events to Title 1 schools. They also have a very high percent of girls on... more »

  Doug T.3 wrote:

It is my personal testimony, from multiple observations and contact, that the authentic heart and soul that searches and supports favored programs that meet various needs of the underserved is honest, focused, and true. Their back story is heartwrenching... more »

  Penny121 wrote:

Volunteering with Music 4 Minors has been a thrill and a delight! They are very supportive, offer solutions, and make accommodations as need be. They empower the individual to give more and the community benefits. I will continue to... more »

  Jewels_Mentorship wrote:

The Jewels Mentorship Program primary objectives and is to Improve educational outcomes for students; Increase comprehensive and mastery of SAT/ACT scores through individualize and group tutoring. Provide mentorship while simultaneously offering... more »

  sfkay wrote:

Connections staff and administration are focused on making sure each child is living their best possible life with love and opportunity. From its inception, the family is supported by making sure that they have all they need for a quality life with their... more »

  Ebony K. wrote:

They provide great resources and support for charter schools. more »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you to the Hesser Foundation for your dedication and commitment to saving the children. I support this charity because this is a humanitarian crisis that needs more attention. more »

  Bonnie68 wrote:

The Morgan Family Legacy Foundation has been instrumental in funding research Plastic Ocean Project has done on plastic to oil with the hope to create a circular economy from plastic waste. We are working on getting this technology to island nations that... more »

  hdrummond wrote:

Everyone at 31N wants the best for each kid involved in this program. Their service in the community far exceeds other programs in the area. Every kid who has a passion for baseball should be able to play ....with 31N that is made possible. I am glad... more »

  Nitesh J. wrote:

Trayarunya Foundation is doing great work as well as excellent progess. They are solving education related problems for our young generation.Moreover, they are also spreading awareness on thalasseimia. It's an big step towards women health more »

  Jaclyn M.1 wrote:

Great owners and great staff! My daughter has been under their care since she was 2 and I wouldnt have it any other way. more »

  Jahman wrote:

For the past years volunteering for this organization, it has enable me understand what it takes to be a volunteer. This organization has enabled me increase my knowledge in caring for disadvantage people especially drugs addicts and even counsel them... more »

  ChessMom wrote:

The Queen's Gambit Chess Institute has given our son amazing opportunities to grow and learn not only as a chess player and teacher, but personally as well. He has developed confidence and self-idenity, by leading others and growing internally, using... more »

  itsgabib wrote:

YesSheCanCampaign is such a wonderful organization! I have been serving with them for nearly 3 years, and it has been a joy to watch the organization grow. YSCC truly prioritizes student and community needs, and helps all those it comes in contact with... more »

  Alena Mach wrote:

Bookfeeding works closely with communities, responding to their call and tailoring the libraries to their needs. I helped to build few of those libraries and the positive feedback from the communities is overwhelming! The strong powerful women - volunteers... more »

  gsbmom wrote:

I was a founding board member (volunteer) back in 2015 when there wasn't even Come to Believe yet (the first "school within a school" was Arrupe College of Loyola University of Chicago.) The Come to Believe Network is now replicating the model and by... more »

  rtjive wrote:

As a remote marketing intern, there are so many opportunities to learn new skills and gain knowledge in areas you are interested in. I was encouraged to try out different projects and felt that my opinion and ideas were of value. I was able to pilot a... more »

  nnGreatNonProfits wrote:

This is a great opportunity to help young students with science learning and innovation. I have helped with middle school science projects for a few years and it has always been a well organized, rewarding experience. more »

  zariagriff wrote:

Being apart of this organization is extremely rewarding. Not only was the learning a one on one session, but it was also at a pace and level of my understanding. I am getting the help I need to feel completely prepared for the upcoming school year. more »

  lemonlimesherbet wrote:

I grow seeds and seasonal plant starts to share especially with folks on the ridges that have been hard hit by multiple fires. I gave them to the market mobile person to drop off at plant stands, seeds swaps and to give away. more »

  ReidPinckard wrote:

SafeBAE is arguably the best SV prevention org I have gotten the chance to work with after my five years in SV prevention organizing space. They truthfully care for the students they interact with and the people that they hire. I could go on for hours... more »

  amouton wrote:

Artsplosions is a wonderful Enrichment Camp for the youth. They have awesome programs such as, helping kids start a business, excel in sports, and also grow a garden. If you are looking for a place for your child to flourish Artsplosions is a perfect... more »

  GPHIndy wrote:

We are very grateful for our partnership with The George4 Foundation. They heard our need for reliable transportation to support our adult programs at GiGi's Playhouse Indianapolis. It's with their support donating a 12 passenger van we were able innovate... more »

  countsd wrote:

I volunteered on the team that reviewed, selected and interviewed students and it was incredible to see all the talented students that applied to the program! more »

  slappan wrote:

The Firefly Homeschool community is a fabulous secular resource in Athens. As a parent, Firefly is an amazing community for my son. He has met wonderful friends and looks forward to going every week. As a board member, I am very confident the board has... more »

  crystalbluehi wrote:

Beautiful community. Impressive leadership. Excellent academics. more »

  wickedbubbles wrote:

������ all you do is appreciate, great fun time always smiling ☺️ more »

  LynetteN wrote:

The organization embarks to achieve its vision through all the activities it undertakes. This is highly commendable. more »

  0pedrobarreto wrote:

O DCE da Unviersidade Alto Vale do Rio do Peixe me ajudou com habilidades de gestão, me ajudou a descobrir os poderes que a ferramenta política tem, se bem usada, para poder construir o futuro que queremos deixar para nossos filhos. Sou muito grato... more »

  EvansOchoa wrote:

Creats International is a beacon of hope and transformation for marginalized communities. Their holistic approach to rural development dismantles social, cultural, economic, and environmental barriers, enabling communities to thrive. By focusing on capacity... more »

  Jonus wrote:

One of the best organisations in Bangladesh. They are making difference in education sectors, health sectors and various social development activities in Bangladesh. I would suggest highly to support them. more »

  babatunde wrote:

They are best the help bring education and development to our community more »

  eileenretamal@yahoo.com wrote:

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

  Denis wrote:

Open Door Mission is a faith-based recovery and rehabilitation shelter dedicated to transforming the lives of the addicted, destitute, homeless or disabled. Open Door Mission’s DoorWay Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program employs a multi-level approach... more »

  cyclocross wrote:

excellent work to keep trails open to mountain bikers, help maintain them. they also educate mountain bikers on how to ride with minimal damage and maximum consideration, and educate other trail users on how mountain bikers can be trail stewards and... more »

  Giacomo F. wrote:

My two years at the SF Conservatory were easily amongst the happiest and most fruitful of my life. I completed my maturation as a musician and an artist thanks to the invaluable network of mentoring and support offered by the school. The commitment of... more »

  Mary wrote:

Mission Learning Center (MLC) is a small organization with a huge impact. The ability to read is a fundamental requirement for success in our world and MLC demonstrates quantifiable results as they work with children who need help the most. Not only do... more »

  elizabethtimbers wrote:

I joined YNPN a few years ago and it has been amazing experience. YNPN has expanded my network and given me great professional contacts. I have also made many close friends through YNPN. By volunteering at YNPN I have gained a great deal of experience... more »

  cory3 wrote:

Great youth centered non-profit helping youth grades 7-12 in achieving their dreams. Lifeskills 411 engrains holositic character building concepts into youth through sequential courses and trainings. www.lifeskills411.org more »

  earlylitprof wrote:

Raising A Reader can be a vital connection between children and their parents & parents and teachers. Through the red bag rotations, it is a great way for new and interesting books to make way to the home to be experienced in various ways. more »

  mha5785948 wrote:

I believe Kidango provides a wonderful environment for each child to explore and discover many possibilities who he/she wants to be. Kidango is a very acceptance place as well as very family oriented. As an agency, Kidango put people first!!!! more »

  Shantanu wrote:

The invited speaker talks were very insightful. There have not been many in the last few months. Please arrange for more such events. more »

  Kitty wrote:

My son attended the Street Academy, and I currently serve on the Board. This is an amazing institution which was created long before anyone thought of "small schools" or "charter schools" Yet it embraces the best part of both and some other good qualities... more »

  abefarag wrote:

Palo Alto partners in Education (PIE) is a wonderful non profit organization. Abe Farag has been a leadership donor of PIE for the last several years. They provide funds to pay for extra classroom support staff in palo alto schools. more »

  Scottie Z. wrote:

Friends of the Palo Alto Library (the CORRECT name of the nonprofit) has existed for 30 years. Starting small, FOPAL has grown to include approx. 150 volunteers. The objectives of FOPAL include receiving donated books, sorting for subject (biography,... more »

  Carmen Stuhlmuller wrote:

My husband and I got involved with Eastside College Preparatory School about ten years ago through hearing some of the student's "stories" from neighbors who discovered Eastside through Founder Chris Bischof's "story". It is the best investment we... more »

  MLAACI wrote:

Foundation for a College Education is a gem of nonprofit with an impressive track record of helping students graduate from four-year colleges. FCE builds long-lasting relationships with students and their families, supporting students in high school... more »

  allisonsparks wrote:

As a Program Officer for One East Palo Alto's United Way grant, I am pleased to show my support of their program. One East Palo Alto is a well-run organization with effective programming delivered by and for the community. The organization works to engage... more »

  jpifher wrote:

Real Ideas Studio offers an amazing hands on approach to filmmaking. They don't just talk about films, they give students the resources to go out and make them. I have been blessed to have found RIS in 2006 by enrolling as a student in their summer program... more »

  hegstrom wrote:

I was awarded an Encore Fellowship (Encore is also an exceptional non-profit organization!) to work at Expandability, a mission of Goodwill of Silicon Valley, for 1 year. My task as business developer was to secure internships or employment for individuals... more »

  truetobluez wrote:

FSS has made shamanic studies available to others outside the tribal communities. The programs are organized, thorough, and maintain respect for the tribal cultures they were derived from. The work of this organization is helping to perpetuate and secure... more »

  hutton wrote:

Community Action Marin, the local anti-poverty program serving Marin County, has worked with Sunny Hills for the last 15 years. We have found the Agency to dedicated to the young people it serves, creative in the development of appropriate client services,... more »

  1218sue wrote:

I had the most amazing experience volunteering with Tomorrow's Stars. At first, I was very hesitant about traveling to Ghana, but Kathy,from Tomorrow's Stars, provided a great deal of support through emails and phone calls in preparing me for this experience.... more »

  Dorothy Pollon wrote:

FRIENDS OF QUAKER VALLEY SCHOOLS Education Foundation was founded with a vision to help the students in the Quaker Valley School District in the Leetsdale/Sewickley, PA area. With more than 400 students under the poverty limit, now more than ever, we... more »

  eileenkraus wrote:

I've been involved with Building New Hope since I went to El Salvador with them in 1994 and helped set up a solar-powered clean water system for the small village of Nueva Esperanza (New Hope). I was hooked from the start with their people-to-people... more »

  Bucknell8811 wrote:

This school changes the lives of the children it serves. There is not a more worthy cause than helping Imani help the children of Pittsburgh's East Hills. more »

  lizk826 wrote:

I worked with this organization for 2 years and I believe its a terrific program. I actually worked with just one student for those two years, giving us the opportunity to bond and grow our relationship. Essentially, it provides students with the tools... more »

  Rolanda wrote:

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

  jacqdc wrote:

I serve on the Penn House Board because I think it is an incredible Quaker witness in our nation's capital. Friendly and affordability hospitality is offered travelers, and a range of programs are conducted that serve to put Quaker testimonies of simplicity,... more »

  jesskdm wrote:

Center for Inspired Teaching is a fantastic organization. I'm a student at George Washington University studying Human Services (which is nonprofit management and social work rolled into one), and my experiences interning for Inspired Teaching have brought... more »

  Daniel86 wrote:

One in Five DC Adults is Illiterate. Washington DC is among the nation’s most literate and illiterate cities. The Washington Literacy Center (WLC) serves adults residents of Washington who don't want to be in that 1/5. In less than a year... more »

  asmolen wrote:

AV is a great organization that is committed to bringing together Jews and Palestinians to meet each other, to learn about each other's narratives, and to understand the role we can have in encouraging peace in Israel/Palestine. We learned in the Balkans... more »

  pmarie wrote:

I love this bookstore! Always find interesting books here - of all kinds. Novels, non fiction, children's; everything. For popular titles, they usually have 2 or 3 copies, not just one, as in most used bookstores. Prices may be set, or you make a donation.... more »

  Pat_65 wrote:

I first leaned about Best Friends many years ago. As a volunteer with various animal welfare organizations, it seemed as if everyone i worked with knew about Best Friends and admired the organization. And, of course, I watched National Geographic... more »

  Writer wrote:

Growing Communities for Peace shared their insights and expertise with me and it greatly improved my classroom dynamics. Now my children talk to each other before they dig in their heals and make their problem a big deal. They love singing... more »

  Happy Mom of 2 wrote:

I started volunteering once a week in my childrens classrooms. The staff is so helpful and makes you feel very welcome. The children enjoy the extra attention and I was able to have one on one time with so many of them. It is so easy to get attached... more »

  diane19 wrote:

Our family has been involved with the DPRC for about 20 years. The ministry to women and their partners in unplanned pregnancies has grown to include 3 clinics, hundreds of volunteers, bringing hope and practical assistance in a confidential, free and... more »

  Theresa18 wrote:

I have served many roles at the STAR Center, but the most meaningful and impactful in my life has been on the receiving end of its' life-changing programs. Two of my siblings received multiple services through the STAR Center and as a siblings this brought... more »

  amylynn1993 wrote:

I have been donating to Seagull for the past 10 years. I make monetary contributions when I can, I donate to their thrift store several times a year. It is nice to be able to go into the stores and see that my donations are being put to good use. Everyone... more »

  Safariberman wrote:

This organization provides Scholarships to Hollywood and Dania Beach students as they enter college and for their four years in college. Requirements are a 3.0 grade point average, need and attendance at a four year college. They have been a non-profit... more »

  Brittany8942 wrote:

All this FOL does is sell books. They do no actual other fundraisers for the Library System. They really need to upgrade how they do things and hold a membership drive. I believe the same exact people have been in the group for 10+ years. more »

  Lanoza wrote:

I am amazed by the level of education the children that attend this school receive! The children and staff are pleasant and polite and have an incredible desire to help others. The Headmaster, Karl Grautstein has done a great job of increasing the enrollment... more »

  lazzaroni wrote:

Beautiful facilities with helpful staff. They do a great job promoting reading and additional fun activities. more »

  eklos wrote:

The College for Creative Studies is a wonderful Art and Design school, and is a leader in Detroit, revitalizing the New Center and Cultural Center. more »

  Jillhoop wrote:

I have been volunteering at the Sue Duncan Children's Center for over 3 years. The experience has been absolutely wonderful. The Center is committed to helping students in K-12 reach their full potential. The staff is very supportive and create a welcoming... more »

  AutoB4 wrote:

Cincinnati Hills Christian Academy is an amazing school with incredible impact on its students, their families, and the community. CHCA includes three beautiful PK-12 schools in Northeast Cincinnati, as well as a historic school in downtown Cincinnati.... more »

  hochbergian wrote:

The American Classical League is the preeminent national organization which fosters community, collaboration, and advocacy for teaching and learning about Ancient Greek and Latin languages and cultures, and their relationship to the broader Mediterranean... more »

  marianonprofit wrote:

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

  Laurilee wrote:

As a teacher in the Rochester City School District I first became aware of the Rochester Children's Scholarship through our Guidance Counselor, Michelle Higgins-Marshall. She recommended that a student of mine apply to the program. This young lady was... more »

  GiGi T. wrote:

LACER has been part of the Hollywood area for 20 years. Their students do better in school, have access to free arts classes, homework help and field trips include family members too! I have personally seen the difference this program makes in young people's... more »

  patti4 wrote:

Kinship House provided excellent mental health counseling to our two foster children, whom we did end up adopting. We had been to other agencies, but they didn't really understand attachment problems. Kinship House also understands that much of the... more »

  jennstra wrote:

I joined GIlda's Club Seattle when I was diagnosed with breast cancer. I was able to bring my children, who had lots of questions about cancer and why this was happening to us. I joined a parents group, in order to get support on how to help my kids... more »

  1175 wrote:

The Friends have entered a contract with the Town of Wickenburg to provide $117,500/year to pay half the cost of keeping the public library open through FY 2014-2015. The library is only 3 percent of the town budget, but has taken a terrible hit in the... more »

  Frank20 wrote:

Organization that assists the needy in the community with many services from food to medical care. Works on a conference basis out of Catholic church's in the area where you live. more »

  sharonemma1216 wrote:

Great organization! Enjoyed working with their people through the Plaqumemines Community CARE Center when I was on staff there. Very professional. more »

  onthegokc wrote:

On The Go provides tremendous community service and helps companies, civic groups, churches, and leaders all work together to provide "great good in the neighborhood." They use a community-wide festival and GoKid's Clubs to help families, and pockets... more »

  atrammel wrote:

A super organization! Everyone is so awesome and patient with my kiddos. more »

  Judes4799 wrote:

I have volunteered for 10 years with this organization. Literacy is vital not only to fully participate in our democracy, but it is also vital for financial independence and fuels our economy. I am so grateful to the many volunteers and paid professionals... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Montana School for the Deaf and Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision... more »

  jaofbrazoriapromgr wrote:

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

  edward3 wrote:

This organization appears to be the only organization that is trying to educate management of HBCS's as to excellence in management in the area of financial aid administration rather than just providing funds. Great mission! more »

  rosalyn_mcqueen wrote:

Duchess of York I know longer believe in the homeless. as a MD PC GEN I know that it is impossible to correct criminals. The following is application see government law it states death and nothing short. Therefore no charity. ... more »

  jeannebaer wrote:

I have been enthusiastically volunteering for and donating to Lincoln Literacy for 7-8 years now. It's one of the best-run non-profits I've ever known, and does a tremendous service for both Lincoln and its English language learners. Because refugees... more »

  stupy wrote:

After almost a month of trying to get an appointment scheduled we finally gave up. Impossible to talk to intake personnel. I was always sent to voice-mail and they never called back. Non caring organization more »

  JJHIowa wrote:

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

  katie8 wrote:

My son Jack, age 3, loves Pretend City and learns a lot. The staff is FANTASTIC and remembers his name every time. My daughter Lila, age 7 months, loves the Toddler Areas and the Chicks. We all especially love the Art Studio. We are members and highly... more »

  Nick52 wrote:

As a member of this drum corps I was able to learn life-skills that have served me in my life as an adult and member of society. Not only that, but I was able to achieve great things and learn from some of the best teachers I have ever come in contact... more »

  Scott Neeson wrote:

The Angkor Hospital for Children is a remarkable organization. AHC is an inspiration for those who care about children, health care and humanity in general. If you get a chance, visit for yourself. more »

  Marcela K. wrote:

This is a very supportive organization that helped us through our gifted journey in Massachusetts. It is a state all the way on the bottom in the union when it comes to gifted education so we appreciated all the help we received. Thank you MAGE! more »

  Constant Gardener wrote:

Your rating for transparency is shocking and uninformed. This inept and dishonest organization has had about 6 directors in seven years. Their tenure marked malfeasance and incompetence. The Board has always been in the dark. One director, Bob Feige... more »

  Dave Nuscher wrote:

I am not an alumnus of Tufts but I have become familiar with the university over the past three years in what I have learned about the school and its leadership have compelled me to become a donor. My gifts are by no means large, but I have chosen to... more »

  jlm9552 wrote:

The Fullerton College Foundation is an organization that has helped hundreds of Fullerton College students further their education. Not only does the Fullerton College Foundation provide scholorships to students of all walks of life; they also do a significant... more »

  mom of three wrote:

When my daughter was diagnosed with autism FEAT was the first place I contacted. They helped me through the struggles and hardships that affected my family because of her diagnosis. Now eight years later I can honestly say I don't know where my daughter... more »

  eelizabeth wrote:

I have followed this organization's inspiring work for the past 8 years. They work tirelessly to combat sexism and racism in the media. more »

  pixandpok wrote:

Lyon College, located in beautiful, historic Batesville, Arkansas, is a wonderful place to further your higher education! Although I have not personnally attended school at Lyon, I have had two other family members that have graduated and went on to become... more »

  Chancellor wrote:

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  Clwarner wrote:

It was a very worthwhile organization with a great leader. We gave out food to needy families. We were open M-F 9 AM-12PM. We saw men, women, children - they could come to St. Francis House once a month. We had 900+ people come to St. Francis the last... more »

  Rusmom14 wrote:

As a former staff member for Literacy Volunteers of the New River Valley (LVNRV), I have been privileged to see firsthand the impact the organization has made in our community. LVNRV has made it possible for a manufacturing worker to learn the reading... more »

  Angee W. wrote:

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

  cvaexperience wrote:

Great snow sports program! CVA also has a few great teachers. If the level of nepotism at the school was corrected the overall student experience would be enhanced significantly. Looking back on our child's high school experience at CVA I... more »

  rkozelski wrote:

My niece/daughter (NREFM) had to be removed from her Mother's home. She was given an early placement at Maryvale (she was 11.5 years old and they generally only take 12 & up for longer term placement). It is a lovely facility with caring staff and i have... more »

  PenelopeC wrote:

This is a highly respected organization that has foundational expertise in helping adults to teach children through gardening programs. Excellent leadership with accomplished staff, admired by everyone in the field of horticulture and gardening education.... more »

  PennyW wrote:

I was trained as a volunteer tutor for illiterate adults. This organization teaches adults to read, helps with citizenship, helps them get GEDs and learn how to be employable. It is a second chance and what America is all about. more »

  dmccuistion wrote:

The Boulder college of Massage Therapy has long been regarded as one of if not the Best in Class in Massage Therapy education. I am an employer locally in Colorado and I have to admit I find more high quality candidates coming out of this school than... more »

  tigger wrote:

Rudy writes very inspiring books. Offers powerful insights of many years of teaching . He draws from his years of personal experience and daily journey of faith with the Lord. more »

  Lt.casey7 wrote:

FOT helps children with special needs and their families. State budgets are in crisis. There is never enough to go around to meet the needs of families. This organization helps families by filling in some of the gaps. How do they do this? FOT Library,... more »

  sammywonda wrote:

I have personally known Les Garber, the individual whose time, money, and dedication are responsible for the many good things that ECAE does, for a little over five years now. During that time I have witnessed his unwavering dedication to students, K-12,... more »

  NRU2020 wrote:

I know where my donation is going: " I have been serving the community for 30 in various capacities and donated to numerous non-profit organizations over the years. Almost in every case, I do not know what was happening to my donation, and rarely I... more »

  LaTonya L. wrote:

Neumann Family Services (Victor C. Neumann Foundation) empowers people with disabilities with the resources to live, work and thrive in Chicagoland communities. Most individuals helped by Neumann do not have traditional families to help them, so Neumann... more »

  Jack T. Sculfort wrote:

CCI continues to offer an excellent socialization experience and outdoor activity center for the population it serves. The staff is attentive, kind and genuinely cares - this is self-evident when watching their interaction with our customers. Additonally,... more »

  Shaun5 wrote:

We are very lucky to have the Northwoods Audubon Center. I spent time there as a kid and my children went for their environmental camp at the Audubon. It's so important for us to better understand the natural world and our role as stewards of the environment.... more »

  estanko@foxrothschild.com wrote:

Having been a trustee of The Janus School since before it's official opening in 1991, I have seen first-hand how the vision, generosity, hard work and dedication of the "founding mothers" of the School (the moms who refused to allow their children to... more »

  mv1emv2 wrote:

Love the changes being made. Our new library should be wonderful! more »

  Ilosan wrote:

We are parents of two adults who attend Adult Life Skills Program at PCDI. We are with this wonderful Institute for over 37years, Every year was and still is time of innovative learning and growth for our sons. We witnessed over the 37 years... more »

  stanweiss wrote:

I would strongly advise anyone against either attending this place or sending their children here. It is grim, sometimes brutal to young people and, 30 years after getting away from it, I still have nightmares about the summer I spent in this hellhole.... more »

  erb wrote:

The Zoological Society of San Diego is working with Bioneers and The Biomimicry Institute to foster Biomimicry or "Innovation Inspired by Nature". The ZSSD is connecting the public, business and nature, to incorporate lessons learned from nature's systems/designs... more »

  Donna47 wrote:

I was just called at home by a woman from the BCRF askinf me to donate. I said " I do give to Planned Parenthood, are you doing work like they are, Shes said" Well, are they nationwide?" Really! So I said I would check them out on the internet and... more »

  ctrujillo23 wrote:

I had never heard of Junior Achievement until I started working at Nelnet in 2007. Since then, I have become a huge supported of them by participating in JA in a Day, which is when you teach all the courses to your class in one day as well as the traditional... more »

  ebroffordsprint1@earthlink.net wrote:

Outstanding. Not only did I open my wallet (rare), I opened my time (also rare), and my heart (unheard of). more »

  Chemene P. wrote:

The Eureka Schools Foundation has hundreds of hardworking volunteers that help to raise funds for the children and programs of the Eureka Union School District. The programs that ESF funds touch my children on a daily basis with the amazing technology... more »

  ceoina wrote:

Great organization and opportunity for Baltimore City students whom excel in math and science. more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a past member - but will not join again. I am afraid this organization has become nothing more than a trade show company. It appears that all their efforts now evolve around the coin shows they sponsor around the country. If you are a... more »

  Vangie C. wrote:

An amazing organization that outreaches to at risk youth and has continued to create a safe for LGBTQ youth since 1992. I am proud to be a Board Member of this organization and the work it continues to do. more »

  Clara P. wrote:

In my 17 years of community involvement and volunteer work, hands down the best nonprofit networking organization. APEX is 100% volunteer ran, by young professionals working it like a second job. Result is supreme execution of almost 30 events a year... more »

  cpompa wrote:

This is the first time I’ve served on the PTA Board and I must say everyone currently serving is truly amazing. It’s a great group, a lot of fun and everyone seems to have one goal, it’s all about the students! Making sure each event that is planned... more »

  MelanieNegrin wrote:

I have a seven year history with El Primer Paso. I first learned of them through my involvement with Kiwanis. Then I became a Board member. My children "grew up" there, and when the second one officially graduated from preschool, I felt like I was graduating... more »

  Chenoah27 wrote:

When my son was four, I was able to purchase a computer, thanks to your organization. I didn't want him to be left behind, even though we were poor. I was in my early 40s and I wasn't very computer literate myself, so we learned together. I have bought... more »

  jennifer wrote:

I have had two children attend Grace Christian School, one of which recently graduated and the other is currently a junior. I highly recommend Grace Christian School to any parent who wants their child(ren) to attend a school where academics and faith... more »

  rachelklara wrote:

I truly appreciate the support and assistance that the Mukilteo Schools Foundation provides for students and faculty in the Mukilteo School District. They genuinely want the students to succeed and have the best educational experience possible. Thank... more »

  Doc4real. wrote:

As an accredited non-profit private school, this university is a great research school for those wanting to go into the alternative medicine field, which includes Naturopathic medicine. This is not a school for those looking to only be conventional doctors... more »

  susanjosephs wrote:

As a volunteer, as an educator, as a curriculum developer and as an education consultant, I experience the great work that this organization accomplishes. IHAD Boulder County seeks, every year, to reach more and more financially disadvantaged children... more »

  lashawnfarmer wrote:

Growing up my father couldn't read or write. Then a senior citizen in our community, on her on recondense, took the time to try to teach him basic literacy skills. I will never forget the patience and love she showed my father. I see that same love by... more »

  ace123 wrote:

la casa is a very nce place to go if you need a safe place to go and you dont have anywhere else to go for finicial help or day care,anything its a very helpful place to have in waukesha more »

  srhart7 wrote:

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

  kberlacher wrote:

WITS is an incredible organization with a great staff and board leadership. The organization's mission and programs directly address the needs of our students in Chicago Public Schools - connecting caring adults with at-risk students for one-on-one literacy... more »

  candy wrote:

The WJCC Community Action Agency is a top notch organization that really helps clients, by empowering clients with real tools to improving their lives. They also promote community improvement from the works of those who live in the community. They do... more »

  byboyd wrote:

Three years ago, a friend and former colleague introduced me to the outstanding work of the Kids' Scholarship Fund. My wife and I are privileged to be able to choose where our three sons attend school, and in our case, our local public schools have served... more »

  MARTINIAMINC wrote:

I design MARTINIAMINC Curriculum Program to, offer educational program that, will help kids graduate from high school and get a job or start post secondary school. more »

  sandra.farney wrote:

A remarkable educational program for children (ages 6 wk. to 6 yrs), who are deaf, hard-of-hearing or have communication disorders! A team of professionals and dedicated staff serve these children and their families as they experience this critical time... more »

  Mukwenda K. wrote:

I have never seen an organization with such integrity and passion. They are truly making a difference in Tanzania and are one of the few organizations making effective change. I full-heartedly support their work. more »

  Louise Pinter wrote:

After 8 years of disability as a result of Rheumatoid arthritis, three years ago I began to feel great and my rheumatologist suggested that I become involved with WITHIN OUR REACH: FINDING A CURE FOR RHEUMATOID ARTHRITIS, a project of the ACR Research... more »

  MichTonga wrote:

Waterford.org is a wonderful organization providing an amazing academic opportunity to families in several states throughout the USA! more »

  Kim Renaud wrote:

I am very impressed with Momentum Tutoring. My son who is 16 really needed some help this year as a sophmore in high school. He likes going there to get help from his tutor. He has brought his grades up. Thank you Momentum for your help. more »