Find Education Nonprofits and Charities

  hughmonty wrote:

I've had an extremely positive experience with this organization. I can't praise it enough. It's well run, the programs for youth are top notch. What more could you want for your young kids who want to be musicians? more »

  LadyRayneMcCloud wrote:

Awesome group. I love the new ideas and the 2024 plans that I heard at the meeting on the 25th! It was very enlightening to learn about all the issues that music artists face. Had no idea they faced so many financial, SPIRITUAL, MENTAL and even sometimes... more »

  LukeChessChi wrote:

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

  Karen S.15 wrote:

RBA is working to become the first tuition free boarding school in Chicago. There are many good schools and community programs available, but it's difficult to overcome an unstable homelife that kids return to at the end of the day. 20% of CPS students... more »

  drpkaiser wrote:

NPHTI's sterling core is our Faculty, highly seasoned clinician-teachers in the field of pediatric hypnosis, who volunteer multiple hours toward our shared passion to guide multi-discplinary clinicians from around the globe to help children/teens learn... more »

  kennedyperez wrote:

I was so honored to receive the Excellence Core Value Award from National Honor Society. I am excited for this opportunity and plan to use the scholarship to further my education and training in musical theatre. The staff members are all so helpful and... more »

  JenP_PGH wrote:

The teachers and staff at Provident Charter School are amazing! Our son was diagnosed as dyslexic at the end of first grade. So, we found a tutor who specializes in multi-sensory reading instruction that worked with him two or three days a week for... more »

  Neo_221 wrote:

My experience with this company has been great. I have learned a lot through the tour. The information I received has been life changing. I definitely recommend this company to any and everybody. more »

  AshandFire wrote:

Techlahoma is a fantastic community of tech-oriented people and a tremendously helpful organization.The knowledge and experience I gained through other professional engineers and tech workers helped me become more proficient and professional as... more »

  GarrettReacher wrote:

The Port Arthur Education Foundation is administered by the Greater Port Arthur Chamber, Mr. Joe Tant and Ms. Raquel Ochoa. This Organization has given scholarships to top students and Innovative Teacher Grants to teachers who have great ideas on how... more »

  Tony G.2 wrote:

WNOZ provides commercial free Smooth Jazz to New Orleans ! more »

  5Blupearls wrote:

Since 2015, The Five Blue Pearls have donated scholarships to 7 deserving graduating Seniors in Seminole County. more »

  Lisa_Mallory wrote:

I have really enjoyed volunteering for Reading Around the World! It's so encouraging to see how rapidly the students learn. After building a library at Gerezani Primary School, student test scores rose significantly - the school went from being ranked... more »

  since99 wrote:

In the US sports is arguably the largest cultural institution. It is beloved and participated by millions. It has been a connection point that has engendered life long friendships and opportunities for people to look past societal differences. The nature... more »

  lifesupport wrote:

This Foundation helps medical,dental and nursing students at OHSU make their way through the cost of obtaining a degree. Support with housing close to campus is one of the hallmarks of H.O.O.F. Students with a genuine need and the desire to graduate... more »

  ATXTeacher wrote:

I worked as special education teacher for 10 years in Austin Independent School District and I witnessed firsthand how children need emotional and mental health resources in schools more than ever. When we first invited The Kindness Campaign to our campus... more »

  samschoiceQ05 wrote:

Backpack International is a true example of community; A community is a group of people who come together to ensure that everyone is cared for mentally, physically and spiritually. Backpack International exemplifies character at the highest level with... more »

  sc2hr wrote:

The Teal Schoolhouse is incredible! I am allergic to chicken, fish, turkey, sesame, all tree nuts, and cumin. Food allergy has deeply impacted my life, especially while navigating school settings. While I was an undergraduate student, I became involved... more »

  women4us wrote:

S.T.R.E.S.S.O.U.T. is an organization that is helping to reduce recidivism rates among women. The CEO is very passionate about the re-entry initiative and coaching women to help them accomplish their goals. The re-entry initiative will help provide... more »

  davlit wrote:

Radio Free Brooklyn gives its hosts complete creative freedom to provide much needed diverse programming. These one-of-a-kind shows reach an audience that values the philosophy and vision of Radio Free Brooklyn to provide unique, locally-generated programming.... more »

  ofc12 wrote:

Great non profit. Have had the opportunity to work with them over a year. My clients have had great experiences with Kids in Seats. We at Our Foundation for a Children will continue to support and work with KIS whenever possible, thank you KIS for all... more »

  Rachael H.1 wrote:

Tim and Naomi are great! Their efforts to educate on holistic wellness and healthy heating positively impacted my life in a great way. Though her focus is not weight-loss, Naomi inspired me to change my diet and I lost 30 pounds! Her story inspires me... more »

  Francesca P.1 wrote:

This is a truly amazing organization that changes the life of anyone who experiences it. They provide their students with an education they would not otherwise receive including life skills. All the volunteers are wonderful and are there for extended... more »

  sbcinstitute wrote:

This institute, in its 22 years of operation in Greece, served students by helping them work either at the level of research or at the level of writing. The same as doctors or other academics as well as the public. It offered itself by... more »

  prazum wrote:

This is an excellent program designed to enhance leadership skills, promote academic excellence, and broaden the social skills of high school seniors. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

BBTW has such an important mission of giving free construction training in WA to people who can then get a job >> and they are required to donate some of their time and skills to another nonprofit!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team... more »

  Casey Winters J. wrote:

Pinnacle has amazing accredited teachers that care about each and every student. It is such a wonderful partnership program which sets our entire family up for success. They have a true heart for Jesus and it is incorporated in all aspects of what they... more »

  julielaney81 wrote:

As the Vice President and member of this association for several years I can say without a second thought that this website is full of knowledge that every owner and breeder should know. Our breeders all must sign a separate code of ethics and be a registered... more »

  Jas Lupe Mendoza wrote:

I have collaborated with Gyrls In The HOOD Foundation on a number of different fundraising projects and campaigns, and each time it has been such a wonderful experience. Chez Smith, the founder & director of G.I.T.H, is one of the most humble people that... more »

  alamb wrote:

Mayor Potencial is a small volunteer run non profit that makes a big impact. Nancy Bell, the founder, leads Mayor Potencial in partnering with the community of El Rodeitoto to provide educational opportunities, health and dental clinics, clean water and... more »

  Aaronsss wrote:

I was working with organization for 'Stop The Spread' project they had during pandemic. Brilliant minds behinds. We got some cool fabrics and made fabric reusable masks with double linin. We donated 1000 masks hand crafted to random locations in east... more »

  Vera Lynn L. wrote:

Geza, Benjamin and the team demonstrate a strong commitment to bringing unique theatrical experiences to new audiences in the New Brunswick, NJ area. Their attention to detail and excellence in musicianship as well as roots within the community are what... more »

  Lexi1384 wrote:

This is a Woderful Legacy To This Amazing Young. man , Who Was Tragically Murdered ,His Parents James and Barbara Drake ,Have made it possible For Other Young Man and Women To have a chance at a good Education ,God Bless Them for Thinking Of helping Others... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wingspan helped me start a TEDx program at my high school. While it sounds simple, I was looking for leadership opportunities but didn't know where to start. Wingspan helped break down complicated processes like the TEDx Manual and how to obtain funding.They... more »

  Christina C.16 wrote:

Christina Clark provided a Stem activity for the Manassas-Woodbridge Chapter of Jack and Jill age group 3rd to 5th graders on 3/13/21. She was wonderful. Before the activity began, she maintained contact with the me and described so many activities that... more »

  Cassie Q. wrote:

I love volunteering! I lead the 2nd and 3rd graders; the girls are awesome. Angela has put together a wonderful and much needed program. The topics that we create together are so beneficial to girls today. more »

  EfHNursing wrote:

Education for Hope is helping to change the world by educating young men and women in the field of Nursing! The Education for Hope Foundation identifies qualified candidates who desire to complete a certified Nursing or Midwifery Certificate program... more »

  valvarez81412 wrote:

We heard about the muindi summer program through a family member. My daughter has not been around many children due to Covid and being the only young child in the family. We thought this would be fun for her. The first few weeks were hard. She would cry... more »

  FelicityMuench wrote:

One Voice 4 Change brings equal learning opportunities to children around the world by creating world-wide partnerships that inspire learning and global citizenship. We have collaborated with students and teachers in Belize, India, Mexico and Colorado... more »

  mobileUser776759 wrote:

The bIRch House is the only local organization that I know of that specifically serves childhood sexual abuse survivors specifically. So many services are for sexual assault survivors or victims of rape, while there is overlap none address the needs or... more »

  kellyhiser wrote:

Prototype PGH is doing impactful and critically important work to build gender and racial equity in Pittsburgh's tech community. As a participant in the inaugural class of Prototype's Women's Work incubator, I received support and advice that empowered... more »

  Kingw00d52 wrote:

True passion for the mission of helping families provide Catholic education for their children. more »

  imnaam wrote:

Some of the great testimonials we've received from our beneficiaries so far reflect the commitment and enthusiastic support from our donors and volunteers. Great going - Team NAAM USA! more »

  shell4Lionhearts wrote:

We love Lionhearts because of everything it does for our community. Lionhearts Fitness is 100% Free 100% Volunteers! Provided by the community to serve the community. We see children come alive. NO PHONES, just fun. Community building. This... more »

  mrsclark2017 wrote:

A new childcare center for the community of Hart county and surrounding counties. Will offer care for children 6weeks until 12 years old. more »

  kicksohyeah wrote:

Looking forward to bringing my experiences culture, from traveling the world to the inner city youth of Baltimore Maryland. We really think this will be experience for all the children, in our program to strive and become the best person they can be.... more »

  claytonSchwind wrote:

its a great school the teachers are nice the principal always try's to help your problem in my opinion i think it is the best school in abilene more »

  Florida7 wrote:

I met Mrs. Leslie in high school. She was my mentor and friend and saw my potential even before I did. She has always been someone I can talk to and has pushed me to chase after my dream of becoming a nurse. She has impacted and helped so many people... more »

  mili88 wrote:

The Resilience Project team is always open to new ideas and projects! more »

  SuccessNow23 wrote:

GIrls IN Focus is pushing bounderies in filmmaking and creating a safe space to create. We are on the Radford Film Studio lot. After teaching young women filmmaking, Girls IN Focus was born out of the community of passionate filmmakers driven to collaborate... more »

  Megkarma123 wrote:

I’m a tutor for Karma Tutors. As a retired middle school English teacher, I appreciate that it provides services to underserved students in our touristy town. Many families in town are wealthy enough here to pay for supplemental learning services. Karma... more »

  Kimmie12 wrote:

In it's first year the CDB Scholarship Foundation has awarded 3 scholarships to college bound seniors in Philadelphia as the city's murder rate rises. This shows the foundation is off to a great start carrying out the commitment and promise made to the... more »

  Chinue_X wrote:

The Chinue X Project Inc TCXPI is an Afrocentric educational resource service that provides culturally relevant information to all students seeking knowledge of the history of who they are as people of African descent. more »

  Jernee wrote:

FIER is an incredible organization. The founder and the volunteers are very committed, knowledgeable, open and dedicated to opening the discourse around challenging topics like racism and oppression. Their ideas are creative, and they are open to all... more »

  lovesoccergirl wrote:

This scholarship foundation has an amazing story behind it. I found out about it when my son was applying for college and was looking for financial support. He filled out the application and got called back to do an interview. He was super impressed with... more »

  tjlong09 wrote:

DLA is unlike any other school. They don’t push my son into a mold, they allow him to learn and grow his own way. My son has grown leaps and bounds in just the few months he’s been attending DLA. Because of his special needs, my son needed a place... more »

  mijomuffins wrote:

They do amazing research and displays! What a cool nonprofit! more »

  Bibi268 wrote:

LaunchYou Summer Enrichment program was fantastic! Pleasant, knowledgeable, talented teachers! Great STEAM curriculum, they have hands-on experiments we're both fun and informative. My granddaughter loved it She learned skills such as, note taking, study... more »

  TomRogersNM wrote:

Life Decisions is an awesome organization lead by Jake & Ali Rogers who have a God driven desire to help troubled teens in Rockford make better decisions by arming them with supportiive mentors and role models, teaching them life skills and letting them... more »

  Dawnmd wrote:

The Whaley Ranch stands as a remarkable destination, passionately committed to fostering outdoor adventures while actively addressing mental health challenges among today's youth. The presence of their diverse array of farm animals consistently brings... more »

  apolij47 wrote:

Camino Al Exito has been working with the youth and adults with social, economical and emotional support. They have been integrating families and educating them on all topics. They are very involved in the community and have been an asset for other... more »

  chantal.aleman wrote:

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

  scroy wrote:

It has been a pleasure having the Foster Grandparents program at our school for the past few years working with students in need. The children benefit from the ladies working with them in many ways such as improving reading and/or math skills, offering... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

The best cpr trainers in DFW! Definitely worth it! Fun interactive class more »

  AnneArtworks wrote:

An amazing organization that supports children's art education! more »

  Jwatt5000 wrote:

Hollywood Burkes does A Phenomenal Job and he Will Be My Barber forever. We grew up together and he is an amazing brother and friend. If you need a fresh cut Go see my dude Hollywood Burkes more »

  pparker002 wrote:

I am impressed with No Limits Nepal use of the money I have donated. Their administrative expenses are very low and the programs they are running in Nepal are having a great impact on the lives of the people they are working with. An example of which... more »

  sward1106 wrote:

This is by far one of the best non-profits I've worked with! Everything they say they do with the youth they do. My son had heavy anger issues and his work with Greatmindz and their Boxing program (Beyond Boxing) has really helped him. He no longer has... more »

  Common Cents Consultants wrote:

The FAME organization is a vital leader and staple in the academic lives of the minority scholars it serves. FAME provides not only financial assistance but also positive encouragement and scholastic support for its students. FAME staff creates a sense... more »

  Machkat wrote:

If you are looking for a charity in South Florida to allocate your volunteer time and /or money, Cooperative Feeding Program (LifeNet4Families) should be the one you select! The Executive Director is most passionate about this organization. she leads... more »

  scott wrote:

Collective Roots provides a perfect blend of good nutritional produce, experience-based learning, and an artistic edge. Awareness about, and protection of, the environment are important components of this nonprofit's work. more »

  Starras wrote:

This is an organisation that draws together young people from a wide range of cultures with the purpose of developing their leadership skills but more importantly heightening their awareness, acceptance and celebration of difference and diversity within... more »

  ejhalllll wrote:

I am trying to email these women and cannot seem to get any answers .... I am deeply interested in applying for a scholarship...but can't find relevant information about past winners nor procedures to apply etc. Very disheartening! more »

  kimberly8 wrote:

FIUTS is a wonderful organization that connects people! My involvement started when I transferred into the UW as an international student one summer. Except for my sister, I didn't know anybody else in the area, and things are slow on campus during summer.... more »

  jenmoll wrote:

Volunteering for Refugee Transitions has been an eye-opening experience for me. It has taken me into the homes of people I would never have become close to, allowing us to learn from each other about our very different experiences and cultural backgrounds.... more »

  petekazanjy wrote:

Glow does an amazing job of ensuring that high potential kids can attend college, by providing financial education, mentoring, and scholarships to success-ready students. more »

  CAmom wrote:

Truly a mission-driven organization working to help improve educational opportunities for all families across the country. Supportive, family-friendly culture. more »

  Kermit wrote:

Camfed USA is an organization that helps African girls receive an education. Education is key to stopping the spread of disease such as HIV/AIDS and discontinuing the horrible cycle of poverty. Education gives people hope for a better future, and the... more »

  lpopofsky1 wrote:

The Holocaust Center of Northern California (HCNC) has added an intensely meaningful dimension to my life as an American Jew. HCNC works tirelessly to increase awareness about the causes and consequences of racism, anti-Semitism, intolerance and indifference... more »

  robynreiss wrote:

This is an outstanding nonprofit, led by an incredible leadership team, that is creating AMAZING results for kids who attend KIPP schools. Go visit a KIPP school and see for yourself! more »

  tuttiemiriam wrote:

RSF-Earthspeak is an organization dedicated to helping the families of children born with cleft palate, a potentially crippling disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate through speech. The unique part of this organization, as compared... more »

  hopefound02 wrote:

The MATASSA HOPE FOUNDATION is a registered non profit charity organization in Ghana West Africa. Our mission is to give the hope of a better future to orphaned and vulnerable children in deprived and poverty-endemic communities by empowering them... more »

  v14545996m wrote:

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  DougSend2 wrote:

Over the years we have hosted a total of six exchange students, five of these we hosted through Ayusa. We reluctantly continued to use Ayusa because we were already established with them. However, we will not use them again. In general, our hosting... more »

  MitchM wrote:

SFWS is a great school, and a leader in Waldorf Education in North America. Over the past 10 years, the school has ramped up its philanthropic giving, carrying out successful endowment and capital campaigns, while also growing Annual Fund support by 150%.... more »

  n wrote:

JCHS provides opportunities for Jewish students like no other school. Incredible academics, as well as a really incredible, close knit faculty. Even in hard financial times, they make sure their students can do anything, no matter what their financial... more »

  trudydry wrote:

First, the school is called The Laurel School. My son became lost in the shuffle of classroom changes that began in middle school. He was in a ritzy private school that was unwilling to give him the help he needed as a student with ADD. When he... more »

  lpc001 wrote:

We work very hard to provide additional funding for our wonderful school! more »

  brewsterkahle wrote:

I am biased-- I work with this non-profit library, but am a big fan and supporter. Please visit the HQ in San Francisco, and especially tours on friday afternoons at 1pm (covid willing). more »

  larry biehl wrote:

Educating Girls Globally (EGG)works to enroll young girls in schools in Rashistan, India. Having completed a 50 school pilot project, EGG is expanding to 500 schools in this traditionally under developed region in India. Educated girls contribute more... more »

  cu005591 wrote:

The Walnut Creek Education Foundation is an essential part of my children's education! more »

  ladyalisa wrote:

West Coast Center for Victorious Youth is a non profit organization that is committed to youth ages 11-19 who have been raised by drug addicted parents. We teach life skills, financial literacy and take youth on eduational experiences. We have been... more »

  EastBayNSBE wrote:

The Founder and Chief Executive Director, Frances Wilson, will continue the 14 year legacy of the East Bay Chapter of the National Society of Black Engineers, with a newly appointed Executive Director, Jonathan Smith, who has an engineering background,... more »

  TheHussar wrote:

Of all the charities involved in pro-Israel activism and edcation, DAFKA is the best. This organization also operates StoptheISM.com and has done a phenomenal job in counteracting the anti-Israel groups on campuses like the Students for Justice in Palestine... more »

  Donna wrote:

As a parent at Tehiyah Day School for more than ten years, I can't say enough good things about the school. The teachers are engaged, concerned and talented and are constantly improving their knowledge of educational tools and their particular topics.... more »

  gfsfK12 wrote:

This no-profit help low-income,underserved,first genigation high school students get into college by paying for mentoring,tutoring test prep. and college applications. more »

  danville-mom wrote:

This organization provides support and funding for the Monte Vista High School instrumental music program. Its goal is to provide an excellent music experience for MVHS students. Keynoters is operated by a dedicated group of parent volunteers, and is... more »

  r.rangi wrote:

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

  sancarlos_kate wrote:

I love volunteering with SCEF. There's nothing better than seeing the looks on our childrens' faces when they find a great book in the library, learn a new song in music or participate in an awesome hands-on science experiment. And, SCEF makes that... more »

  A_49_Klein wrote:

My name is Angelica Klein and I've volunteered for the Second Harvest Food Bank (SHFB) San Mateo County for many years. The SHFB is my favorite non-profit organization. Their food sorting project is well organized and it is so much fun to participate... more »

  steve.miller wrote:

WARNING! SCAM! SCAM! SCAM! DO YOUR RESEARCH AND DO NOT GET INVOLVED! This is the excutive: Niko Safavi. Read: http://www.sfgate.com/business/networth/article/SEC-files-charges-in-Web-hoax-2810017.php more »

  gg2012 wrote:

Anthony Vincent Aiello worked for the school and is no longer a principal and he is not to be trusted. more »

  sunshine wrote:

Great program and organization. Loving, caring, and supportive group og people who want the best possible for each student that they work with. Training is provided prior to working with the students. Additional training is offered. more »

  Writer wrote:

One of the best Mathematics programs in the country! more »

  jmacdonald wrote:

The folks at EBCLC are incredible. It's a team full of highly skilled, highly accomplished, and highly dedicated professionals. Many of the lawyers on staff could be out working in private practice making millions a year, but are committed to the cause... more »

  l2wahl wrote:

Center for Accessible Technology has been around for 30 years, providing help to anyone in the community who needs to figure out the computer and related technology that will assist them. They are a place to go try out things like speech recognition,... more »

  JConroy wrote:

This agency, also known as the Center for Early intervention on Deafness (CEID), is the only program of its type in the Greater San Francisco Bay Area. It serves young children who are deaf or hard of hearing and their families through home visits and... more »

  Sophia D. wrote:

Terrible Service. I am very disappointed with their service. If you have medical insurance, this is not the place for you. This is mostly for people who got their health care through Medicare or other social programs Terrible Servicio. Si tienes... more »

  Rhonda25 wrote:

This organization has been volunteer led for many many years and successfully manages several endowments and many restricted funds that encourage women in the geosciences through scholarships, networking events/conferences, continuing education events... more »

  Rosemarie_R wrote:

Valley Montessori School…encouraging, empowering and equipping children every day to reach their highest potential and become ambassadors of positive change.We give because VMS has helped our family for over nine years. We came to the school... more »

  Laura.M.Kretschmar wrote:

I have been involved with the Lighthouse Community Charter School in Oakland, California since its planning days in 2000 to its inception in 2002 as a founding teacher. Lighthouse is a K-12 public charter school serving 700 low-income students for whom... more »

  Migila wrote:

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

  nibke5-rorqak-corBet wrote:

The mission and vision of OTEC is amazing! It supports POC in arts and education as well as tech, social Justice and the Entertainnent fields among other great services in the community and helps black businesses. more »

  alibaasit wrote:

Please be there to listen to other stories of people and try to comeup with solution more »

  santhosh.soudamini wrote:

I had the opportunity to meet with the individuals that power this all volunteer organization. Oh boy I was so impressed as to how organized they were for such a young organization with a great cause. Dreampack and Dreamcatcher programs are so innovative.... more »

  matthewhulse wrote:

I've volunteered with East Bay College Fund for years. They are an efficient, professional organization and their mission is truly critical. more »

  Rossie6 wrote:

Aspire is the best school in our area. They genuinely care about each individual child and do everything they can to make sure the children are successful. Ms Ontiveros would come in early to sit with my son individually to help him with his reading.... more »

  lynneve1 wrote:

In February 1983, I remember racing home from school each day to see what may be waiting in the mailbox, and hoping to see a nice, thick envelope from the colleges to which I applied. I'll never forget receiving the thin envelope from Mills College, the... more »

  Michelle Roman wrote:

My child just completed her first year at a school with the Project Happiness curriculum. Last year she had been bullied so I had to move her to a news school and was thrilled that her school used this emotional resilience building program. This year... more »

  Daimeon wrote:

My spouse and I decided it was time to do our married planning. My mail to spyhackelite @gmail com made the process easy. He listened to me, what we wanted and made great recommendations on how we can best plan for the future. He explained in simple language... more »

  volunteerforcmlc wrote:

The board member of this non profit unlawfully fired the head master of the school. Currently the school is run by two board members who has changed many of the school policy:1. Limiting the teachers personal time off to 200 hours, and not allowing... more »

  Writer wrote:

They do outreach to so many groups -- parents, seniors, students -- and the diversity of programming is amazing! more »

  xtine wrote:

Great French teachers. Large discrepancy between French and English program. English curriculum not up to California standards, which is very disappointing for a bilingual school that prides itself of an exemplary education. Zero communication with the... more »

  jasminecc4 wrote:

As the region’s leading wildlife and pest control firm, Critter Control specializes in solving and preventing an array of pest & wildlife problems. Our services include animal trapping, dead animal removal, nuisance wild animal control, animal capture... more »

  KNM1 wrote:

Cupertino Nursery School Inc dba Cupertino Coop Nursery School has been serving families in the Bay Area since the late 1950s. Located on the Fremont High School campus, this program provides parenting classes and a co-op preschool experience for 3-5... more »

  piku123 wrote:

Working here has caused my mental health to decline because of the sheer amount of stress. There is this overwhelming sense of "everyone for themselves" as every employee is just looking for a way to suck up to management. Promotions aren't based on merit,... more »

  avycs wrote:

I Have been involved in this non-profit for over 30 years. Initially as a volunteer, then as staff ( Executive Director) and now in my retirement, again as a volunteer. This non profit provides low cost counseling services to individuals, families and... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter Vanessa has attended Morgan Center for 30 years. She entered with behaviors like arm biting and head banging. Today her behavior is great; she is full of joy and socializes with long time friends with whom she shares work and play in the... more »

  Daniel wrote:

In October 2009, I served as a guide for the Harker 8th grade students on a 7-day educational field trip to the East Coast. In visiting historic sites in Williamsburg, Jamestown, Pamplin Park, Washington, DC, and the Gettysburg Battlefield, I found the... more »

  TeacherKristen wrote:

This is the Willow Glen Education Foundation. They continue with a mission to serve staff and students at Willow Glen Middle and High School with community events, staff classroom needs unmet by the district, PD for enriching programs including Project... more »

  cobaltkat wrote:

My son has been a student at Wings Learning Center for 6 years. It is difficult to articulate just how amazing I think this school is as it has been wonderful for my son. The entire team there from the administration, teachers, therapists, aides, etc... more »

  Jennifer wrote:

For many years, I worked in the traditional, corporate business. The past 10 years I worked as a volunteer for an organization that helped raise dollars and offer patient services with brain cancer. The past 5 weeks I have been working with Home of... more »

  joan_1 wrote:

Hi everyone Am here to testify of a great and powerful spell caster called Dr Tunde I was so confused and devastated when my husband left me without a word, I needed him back desperately because i loved him so much. So a friend of mine introduced me... more »

  LMWheeler wrote:

Pacific Diversified Services embodies the belief that the dignity of risk is something everyone should be allowed. Holding a job, working, contributing and living life fully in the community is possible for most people with disabilities, even severe... more »

  wonhappygirl wrote:

I scheduled a donation pick up over a week in advance. I regularly donate due to being the daughter of s vietnam vet.Today I had 6 large bags and a small bookcase waiting for pickup on my front porch visible from the street.I got a call... more »

  cyaned wrote:

Strategic Energy Innovations works to imagine a world where people in schools and universities, small businesses, local governments and affordable housing agencies: -Are empowered to reduce pollution and save money through energy and resource efficiency -Can... more »

  evelyn510 wrote:

I recently requested tickets for my family i was denied tickets to the Montrey Aquarium by the person that runs it Janet. I am very upset with her reason was she would'nt be able to give them to me because we went in August. My child is deaf an is going... more »

  greenerone wrote:

This non-profit is run by a scam artist. Do not do business with this company or the owner, JJ Yoshihara. Your company will not receive anything from doing business with them, but they will take your donations and run. JJ Yoshihara is a crafty smooth... more »

  Molly McCrory wrote:

JustREAD has had proven success building the reading and math skills of 6th through 12th graders who are scheduled by their teachers during school hours for tutoring. Teens who can learn proficiently usually stay in school and off the street. We believe... more »

  america123 wrote:

Supported by Grandparents For A Better World US A Thinking Team works from two countries, never asks for money or donations, designing entertaining and inspirational programs helping other organizations to meet medical and educational... more »

  Rene6 wrote:

Leadership Morgan Hill is a training and development program created to inspire future leaders to community service. The local program, founded in 1995, is similar in concept to leadership programs in place in 56 other California communities. The nine-month... more »

  lizditz wrote:

The Girls' Middle School (GMS) educates girls to take their place in the 21st century world. I was a board member during its early years, and my daughter was in the 3rd graduating class. One of the things I appreciated most about the GMS mission was... more »

  cford28 wrote:

Saratoga Parent Nursery School is an amazing early childhood development parent cooperative preschool that promotes adult/parent education while preparing children for their future education. As a current parent and board member of this school, I am extremely... more »

  TeeMom wrote:

What a school! The children graduate from 8th grade more than prepared for high school. While at Rhema the school prays together every morning, a moms group prays every Monday, and the students have student prayer partners. In addition the children... more »

  patty1845 wrote:

I wad scammed out of $150 by Rodney. Billings in 2006 for a LV replica purse. When he asked that I send a US postal money order I felt comfortable. Just the opposite, the post office where I purchased the money order was no help! In fact, neither was... more »

  autism1601 wrote:

I am a parent of an autistic 21 year old. When my son was diagnosed by Watson back in 1994, we were stunned and honestly didn't hold out much hope for him. Though my son has obviously NOT been cured, he has progressed remarkably well, mainly due to the... more »

  IK Miles wrote:

Carlow is a faith based university that provides a quality educational experience to a number of underserved traditional and non-traditional women and a few good men. For most students they are the first in their family to attend college. This experience... more »

  Mark8535 wrote:

Pressley might be all about families, but they aren't all about their employees. Totally intolerant of mistakes, you get fired. more »

  AdoptiveParent_1 wrote:

To start with we LOVED the teachers and atmosphere for our toddler. But, we had to pull our child out due to negligent and lax COVID policies that have resulted in weekly exposures and illness among the children too young to be vaccinated. These policies... more »

  R. Follansbee wrote:

Volunteered with this organization and worked alongside several people from a variety of Pittsburgh Non-profits / disadvantaged agencies who all together work to help Pennsyvania school children; grades K -8 better their learning ion the sciences. This... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a former NEED recipient, I have given back to this organization as a way of paying it forward and helping other African-American high school seniors in the Pittsburgh area go to college. This donation is a deposit towards more investment in our youth.... more »

  Hollander wrote:

For twenty-nine years, Children's Festival Chorus has provided a unique learning experience to over 2,000 children; changing their lives artisically, intellectually and emotionally. Plus, CFC has helped to shape the skills of countless teachers. And while... more »

  jeanette.lahm wrote:

The Neighborhood Academy is Pittsburgh's only faith-based, independent college-prep school whose mission is to break the cycle of generational poverty by preparing low-income youth for college and citizenship. Students in grades 8th-12th are... more »

  toddc wrote:

DC LSIC is an invaluable organization for people in the District who cannot afford legal services. As a law student, I spent a year as an intern representing clients accused of misdemeanors in the city. The goal of the program is twofold: To make sure... more »

  KimberlyO wrote:

Once I entered the building everyone was very welcoming. I signed in and the kids all looked very excited and hyper. The day started off with gathering time where the scholars and mentors all form a circle and share with each other the announcements,... more »

  Robert Strack wrote:

The premier professional organization representing the Health Education. With a professional staff in Washington, DC, SOPHE is able to regularly advocate for the Health Education profession. more »

  Writer wrote:

My son had his first day at Chance Academy. It was just a visit, but he loves it! I enjoyed meeting all of the staff and loved the energy of the children. They all rocked their own individual style. The teach in an "outside of the box" fashion, which... more »

  Boby wrote:

I think this is very important. Education helps everyone to get jobs and other things in life. more »

  MEJ2015 wrote:

NSDAR is a class act in their programs that support the mission of education, preservation, patriotism. From the essay contests to support of veterans to one of the best genealogical libraries in the country, NSDAR hits all the right notes. For women... more »

  emoo wrote:

The CAR is a fantastic organization that promotes and honors American History, while teaching members love of country, leadership and public speaking skills, teamwork, and so much more. I've been a member of CAR, since I was a toddler and grown up active... more »

  den3 wrote:

5 goals in 4 days that will impact the next 4 years that will impact the next 40 years of the lives of young men and women coming from a low-economic background! amazing people, amazing inspirations. more »

  Ron Robinson wrote:

I graduated from a Fund program and it was one of the best educational experiences available. Their leadership, especially Roger Ream, is world class and they help students understand the free enterprise system and the Founder's vision of our Federal... more »

  Kate S. wrote:

ELP is a great way for environmental leaders from a wide variety of fields to connect with one another, build peer networks, learn the art and science of leadership, and build their skills. more »

  HCBob wrote:

The Jonas Project is a perfect idea in a world that has finally taken notice of the people that have put their lives on the line for our Freedom. For The Jonas Project offering help to them get their own businesses started...to go the extra mile to help... more »

  dhc wrote:

As an employee of New Futures, I've had the opportunity to meet many of the youth who have been supported by New Futures. Despite facing difficult challenges already in their young lives that many of us could not even imagine, they are positive and determined... more »

  Sunny20 wrote:

Thanks for supporting Chrissy Teigen Teach Your Child To Cook and Fun at Emporia State University at Lulu bookstore. I'm a children's book author specializing in education and entertainment for children and teens dealing with autism. Thanks for donations... more »

  Trevor wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that is led by volunteers and faciliates over 20 separate programs across the metro area. more »

  RosieM11 wrote:

This organization is a disaster. It does great work despite it's arrogant executive director, who is never on time and takes volunteers and staff for granted. Poorly managed. The Executive Director treats staff and volunteers poorly. more »

  sashlund wrote:

In 1999 my son was born deaf - we knew nothing about how to begin this journey. From infancy to age 4 we attended a school in Redwood City called JWPSOD (Jean Weingarten Peninsula Oral School for the Deaf) - this educational foundation has been nothing... more »

  grateful for NHCO wrote:

Two years ago this organization came to my home to help with repairs, finish remodeling, and do work required by the borough. It was one of the best experiences I have ever had. The work done was great. The people who came were wonderful. This is a... more »

  tabraham08 wrote:

It a remarkable place to hold events and major gatherings for the public to continue to enjoy. It a place where communities come together and a place we people meet up to help each other. I call it a place of wonder moments as this is a foundation which... more »

  gracespeaks wrote:

Possibility Kids helps non-verbal children with autism and slow learners speak. Our Advanced Sensory Motor Integration Program awakens the child's brain for speech communication. Often the under-developed brain is disorganized. We awaken... more »

  ivonne.steinmann wrote:

I moved to Redlands 3 years ago and since then I have visited the Smiley Public Library for several occasions. Smiley Library is the only historical library around the area and for that matter it should have better service and enough materials, but unfortunately... more »

  Karen347 wrote:

This organization has helped me and my children heal from the trauma and abuse we experience. They are amazing. I really recommend their services more »

  Corruptpacific wrote:

From top to bottom all are corrupt and milking the system. Incompetent and arrogant executives from president to dean of graduate programs, specially the pharmacy program. more »