Find Educational Services Nonprofits and Charities

  pauline1 wrote:

I have spent a lifetime on non-profit boards of many wonderful organizations at local, state, and national levels. I want to share my experiences with Komen for the Cure. This organization is focused, transparent, and relies heavily on volunteers. They... more »

  samantha11 wrote:

I was granted the real privilege of "shopping" at Crayons to Classrooms with several of my co-workers. The staff was incredibly helpful and efficient, and the volume of materials made available to us at NO COST was incredible! Each of us left with two... more »

  Arthur Ellis wrote:

I volunteer approximately eight hours per week. I clean dog cages and kennels, walk dogs and prepare the "floor" for the opening of the shelter. I work along side kennel technicians and get a first hand view of the kind of treatment rendered to the dogs.... more »

  Tammie2 wrote:

I started supporting this terrific organization in the Fall of 2011 and I continue to support it wholeheartedly to date. Their awareness campaign is thought provoking and their merchandise first rate. I really love their celebration of everybody's individuality... more »

  pi-chuan wrote:

I have been working with MAGIC for two years. Each years I mentored a middle school girl at GMS in Mountain View. In the weekly meetings, we read some STEM related articles online, programmed together using tools like Scratch, played puzzles together.... more »

  Juliana Piova wrote:

I've found in Kidpower people who really are doing something to change life for better and not only in their own neibourhood but all around the world. Its an amazing work made by people who really cares. more »

  Lynda L. wrote:

Following a serious car accident – someone gave me a 6 month old cockatiel who needed a new home as much as I needed a companion. In the past, I had cats and dogs in my life.Now alone and recovering from my injuries – Gabby, a pet bird was the perfect... more »

  Staci2 wrote:

This has been a unique volunteer experience in that it has been not only behind the scenes but behind the computer. The use of technology has made this easy and also non-invasive to those that are not interested in the message or getting involved. more »

  shamswk wrote:

The wonderful way of paying back. I have been associated with this organization for quite few years. Their support to the needy and deserving is commendable. Besides monetary help, providing mentorship, arranging seminars/webinars are few to list down.... more »

  revAsmooth wrote:

The people of Lighthouse Inc and Heaventrain make it a special place. The volunteers, the staff, and the children are some of the most dedicated you will ever meet. The ministry has been going strong for 30 years and has been called the best kept secret... more »

  johndkonz@gmail.com wrote:

CFHI offers its participants a unique experience. In its intent it seeks to educate med students, pre-meds, PAs, nursing students, etc. on aspects of global health, as well as provide a firsthand opportunity to be immersed in the medical world in a variety... more »

  Joanie wrote:

My involvement with Family to Family Network started as a volunteer with their Family Friends Volunteer Program. I was matched with a littel girl who has disabilities and her family. I go into the home to spend time with her doing fun things and in... more »

  sojourn wrote:

Peace River has a fine facility and cares greatly for the animals. They have a huge overhead and deserve help. more »

  sunnyB wrote:

Chewonki Foundation is a remarkable organization . My daughter participated in the Maine Coast Semester Spring 2008. It changed her life in the most wonderful ways imaginable. I cannot recommend this organization highly enough! They do everything they... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... more »

  teenlifelinelover4 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Teen Lifeline for a little over two years now. I heard about it through my sister who had been volunteering there for a couple years. She told me how incredible her experience had been and told me to join, however, I was a... more »

  raenyx wrote:

I was lucky enough to be chosen for this program after years of self employment. I have no degree and not very useful work experience in recent years. They not only had excellent support and curriculum, but they had very useful professional development... more »

  Kat White wrote:

I worked previously in an after-school program for middle schoolers, so I know what a great program can do. Aim High does an amazing job creating a culture that is fun and focused on learning. Teachers and students build relationships that will support... more »

  hoatzin wrote:

This is the 3rd summer my now 13 year old son has attended the Miller Institute Summer camp. My son loves the technical content and depth and highly respects the knowledge of the camp leaders. As a result, we donated funds to enable another child... more »

  ceoina wrote:

I am pleased with AACLC email newsletter and volunteer, fundraising, and other updates. Recently, a administrative assistance volunteer opportunity was published, and I inquired. A volunteer meeting at my local library was also good and informational.... more »

  CCDO wrote:

Having just returned from Cambodia with a first hand report on ALL the amazing improvements the Friends of CCDO is accomplishing. Our water-well initiative brings clean water to over 12,000 people. It only takes $220 to build a hand-pump water well.... more »

  MarciJS wrote:

I found Drawchange through VolunteerMatch.org in February 2011, drawn to their mission and belief that art is absolutely crucial to one's well-being, especially in children. It's been a great experience. Jennie (the founder + CEO) is a wonderful person... more »

  rowlandd wrote:

Beyond Basics is an outstanding organization who has put talk into action. I volunteer in a number of ways from events to in the classrooms, however, I have found that the classroom is always the most fun. I volunteer with the Art with the Masters program.... more »

  Adesh J. wrote:

The best thing I like about the organization is that more than 95% of my donation goes right into the cause I support. IDRF is a very transparent organization that provides me with their annual report and breakdown of how the donations are being used. They... more »

  RABBI ELI GEWIRTZ wrote:

Partners in Torah's signature phone study program gives Jewish adults of all backgrounds across North America a cost-free learning opportunity to discover Judaism – its culture, history, and traditions – at their pace and their schedule. Jewish... more »

  Ann wrote:

Stepping Stones International has quality lasting impact on youth who are vulnerable and need guidance in their lives. They need to increase their staff size to help more kids. more »

  johnd wrote:

Credit Card Management Services Helped my parents by prioviding them with Counseling needed in acquiring a Reverse Mortgage Loan. I called them and they assisted me with getting my high interest rate credits cards to a lowere and more afforadble interest... more »

  Ellisor wrote:

The mission of Austin Dog Alliance is to provide children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other disabilities with dog-assisted programs that improve their ability to learn and reach their full potential; and to provide young adults with job... more »

  John93 wrote:

Project Esperanza - www.projectesperanzameanshope.org - delivers essential life services and support to children and young adults who live in the streets and poor communities of the northern Dominican Republic, with sister support operations in Blacksburgh,... more »

  sylvie1 wrote:

Spay Panama provides sterilization in order to stop the misery of cats and dogs caused by overpopulation. The wonderful team of volunteers takes care of registration, preparation of the animal and post operative care. The veteranarians use the quick spay... more »

  John W. Sheppard wrote:

This is a wonderful charity that supports the Lee County Florida Public School District--- provding beneifts to teachers and children that go farbeyond what the School Board itselfcould provide. For the record I have been both a volunteer and amonetary... more »

  Sara H. wrote:

Little Helping Hands has become an integral part of our family's activities together. The volunteer events are perfectly suited for children and parents and give our family shared experiences that will last us a lifetime. Getting our son involved in... more »

  NYCNancy wrote:

I have had the privilege of being a mentor at Girls Write Now for two years; thus, I've gotten to know two girls very well--helping each with her school and personal writing. I've also learned about the lives of hundreds of other girls--through readings... more »

  picespat wrote:

Our church has sponsored this organization since its inception. I became interested in the project and visited the indigenous villages where work was being done. I met a couple of the women who received scholarships, visited the sewing cooperative and... more »

  Lee Trampleasure wrote:

I attended my first Modeling Instruction workshop in 2007. From that time on I was hooked. I'm now teaching my students to DO science, not just to learn it. Since then I have attended two other workshops, and each time I gather skills for my classroom. I... more »

  KatieLNA wrote:

Before I found BTS I felt a lone. I was in denial that I was ever in an abusive relationship. The daily posts helped me feel like I wasn't alone. Then I was able to travel from NH to California to attend the retreat. The retreat CHANGED my life. I found... more »

  feasor wrote:

My two oldest children went through the program. They learned skills that are not taught in Driver's Ed but are crucial to being safe. Among other things, they learned and practiced how to safely get a wheel back on the road, how to control a car in... more »

  jacobnibu wrote:

My first contact with New Heights Educational Group was through Volunteermatch website where I saw an ad looking for a proofreader. I got a quick response from the director, Pamela Clark, welcoming and introducing me to the group. She gave me an outline... more »

  irispa1030 wrote:

Community Improvement Organization Inc., (CIO) is a great organization that improves the lives of those in great need. CIO cares about thier volunteers and those that can't help themsheves. Thank you CIO for be a great organzation!! more »

  bcdilger wrote:

Project Manana is how nonprofits should run. Period. They clearly state the need, show it to you, layout how they help and their plans (both macro and micro) and how you as a donor can play into that. Their financial needs are small. Money... more »

  blvd0863 wrote:

It is difficult to put in a few words what Best Foot Forward is doing in our local area. They are changing lives everyday. They say they work with children in foster care as it relates to their educational needs. I say it's not only their educational... more »

  Sandra Giles wrote:

CIS is a wonderful program which targets youth who would otherwise be overlooked or forgotten. Through their efforts, students have attended college and broadened their futures more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  Fred Smith wrote:

My intro to this organization was a performance of Les Miserables, which still ranks as one of the best I have ever seen. And these were middle-and high-school performers... Then, my shy daughter participated in several YMTC workshops, where she learned... more »

  Tracy F. wrote:

I met the director, Kathy Adams about five years ago in Granada, Nicaragua. I have kept in close contact with her since then and have always been impressed and humbled by her work and dedication to the children of Nicaragua. She has taught me much... more »

  hppsmom wrote:

I love the concept of this organization - getting deserving kids on the path to college while also inspiring you teachers. That said, I see that there is a tremendous amount of turnover in the organization which would cause me concern as a donor. more »

  marjie wrote:

The National School Climate Center is an amazing resource for schools, teachers, parents, and students to help create and sustain a healthy school climate. They also work to stop bullying by offering many resources on their Bullybust site. more »

  Ann Danner wrote:

I'm a long-time board member of RAFT, having heard of the idea when Mary Simon first thought of starting a nonprofit that would enable teachers to use materials from community businesses to implement hands-on math, science and art projects in their classrooms.... more »

  Mary234 wrote:

I have been trying to contact the representative I was assigned to for several weeks. When I call he is never available. I asked to be assigned to another person and was treated rudely. more »

  Lisa H. wrote:

Kate Corwin, Founder and President has done an outstanding job of bringing her business expertise and entrepreneurial vision to Green Works. Green Works has grown and thrived in a very difficult economic period through Kate's leadership, partner/funder... more »

  Kikiasha wrote:

I've been apart of pals for 2 years now as a junior staffer, and there's a few things I've noticed. 1. Pals is the place that sparks a growth and the kids. They may not see it right away but the kids are definitely changed in a positive way after their... more »

  mjtiamfook wrote:

The goal of the Young Storytellers Foundation is simple- give children in urban LA public schools the freedom to be creative. We, as artists, actors, writers and directors, all live and thrive in LA. So it only makes sense that we give back to our community... more »

  northg wrote:

Roots and Wings came to my school site and recognized me for going above and beyond. I am so grateful for their generous donations. Their staff was extremely personable and truly went overboard to make everyone who was chosen feel special. This was... more »

  Mark101 wrote:

I participated in the first year of the program, in 1984. The Center's Research Science Institute program has made a big difference in my career path. I believe strongly in this program, and have personally donated more than $50,000 to the Center's endowment.... more »

  ssram246 wrote:

PURE - People for Urban and Rural Education, as I have known for more than a year is a dynamic, dedicated and vibrant nonprofit. Spanning across a wide range of social issues, PURE has been an ARMY-like team with either physical or virtual existence... more »

  kenari wrote:

Striving For All is truly a great organization! I have seen the tireless hours of work that have been sacrificed in order to touch the community the way they have. The numerous donations that were made to underrepresented cities, especially during COVID,... more »

  Community Matters wrote:

After working in the risk management field for the past 25 years I find it highly unusual to find an organization like Community Matters that is so in-tune with the needs of our public schools. What is refreshing is that the prevention philosophy held... more »

  sasef wrote:

The Shirley Ann Sullivan Educational Foundation (SASEF) is a not for profit organization and has been implementing innovative educational projects for nearly ten years. As a grass roots organization, SASEF works very hard to raise money to facilitate... more »

  zerrinb wrote:

I became involved with this group because of my heritage- being Turkish- American, and because I wanted to be able to give back to those in Turkey- in a meaningful way. My Dad came to the United States when he was 18, to go to school, and to create the... more »

  CRBat wrote:

I have been donating to the Salesian Missions for over 25 years, and I am happy to see my gifts being used to help so many needy people throughout the world. The Salesians do such wonderful work, and they are honest and transparent - i love reading about... more »

  Anne H.1 wrote:

Attended family week in P-town for the first time this year, it was one of the best weeks of my life. Love this organization and all they do to bring together families across the nation in love support and action. more »

  SueN54 wrote:

This is such a great organization. I have worked with some amazing students who are so grateful for the opportunity to learn/improve their English. To see their progress and know you had a part in it is truly gratifying. What also makes this organization... more »

  lettswill wrote:

Although their mission statement is "NICS/OASIS ASSISTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD BY HELPING TO START UP NEW SCHOOLS, RECRUIT TEACHERS, PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS AND PROVIDE OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE SCHOOLS" NICS does not disclose that they... more »

  paulclarkesongs wrote:

The Children's Environmental Literacy Foundation (CELF) has been, and still is, an oasis in the environmental and nutritional desert of East Harlem. CELF encouraged the sustainability efforts in our former school, that was eventually closed, during its... more »

  CortneyG wrote:

To be honest, I am completely smitten with TeachAIDS. And with good cause. I discovered them whilst searching for jobs/organizations I would readily add to my "has-a-heart-and-soul" list. While I found dozens and dozens of nonprofits also committed to... more »

  Dominic H. wrote:

I had such an amazing time with HHI volunteering in Kupang. The team is super committed and very well organised. It’s great to see a Charitable organisation that gets results and is not inhibited by politics. Happy Hearts does an amazing job of putting... more »

  Linda470 wrote:

I've been volunteering at The Book Fairies for about 6 months and I'm amazed at how much is accomplished. Amy and Alyssa have found many people and organizations that contribute books and Amy's ideas for distributing them keep evolving. There are several... more »

  Russ T.1 wrote:

The Leadership and employees at TLC are top-notch: caring people who are dedicated to making the world a better place. I love interacting with them and am #grateful to collaborate with the counselors and everyone else on the training I offer them to help... more »

  Connie Meents K. wrote:

I have been lucky enough to have been part of this worthwhile organization for 10+ years. It is a win/win - reading to a child every week makes such an impact - to both the child and the mentor! more »

  pamelacarroll wrote:

Many associate Orlando, Florida, with DISNEY WORLD. A GIFT FOR TEACHING (AGFT), in Orlando, FL, focuses on the teachers of over 10,000 school children who are homeless, and over 200,000 who can't afford school lunch daily. Last year alone, AGFT provided... more »

  ESchorr wrote:

I have been involved with the Mona Foundation for almost three years. I began as an attendee at the annual fundraiser and immediately was touched by the incredible, personal stories of children in developing countries whose lives had been directly touched... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a proud donor for the Glendale Education Foundation. They have done so many wonderful things with the money and helped out with so many amazing causes. It truly is a great foundation and I am glad to be a part of it!! more »

  Katie38 wrote:

The African Community Education Program has had such an incredible impact on my life, where can I even begin? I started volunteering with ACE my freshman year of college and literally could not stop until I moved to a different city. That is the effect... more »

  freddy12 wrote:

I first came into contact with Havserve's founder Carline Brice-Webb in March 2010 just before I visited Haiti on an official visit to assess the situation. I made a report for donors and my organisation Children of the World 2000 made some donations... more »

  mscale wrote:

This nonprofit - which now goes by the name Breakthrough Silicon Valley - is part of the Breakthrough Collective. It has been in existence about six years. I am both a donor to, and a volunteer with, Breakthrough Silicon Valley. The goal of the organization... more »

  parkersmom wrote:

Great people doing awesome things! Helping kids is one of the best things anyone can do. Children are after all our future. more »

  lucyy.amelia wrote:

I had a very good experience with the after school program ! more »

  morganmatias wrote:

I am Morgan Matias an Intern at Your Future Is Our Business. I’ve been interning at YFIOB since January 2017. During my time I’ve filled a lot of important roles. My current role is a workshop provider, where I teach local students about entrepreneurship,... more »

  Marley wrote:

I am a teacher that brought my 4th grade students to the Mosaic Project camp in Napa and was blown away by how together the program is. After five days and four nights at Mosaic, my kids came home singing songs like "Fighting is not the solution..."... more »

  Writer wrote:

Super organized place for me to bring my children to create one of a kind art pieces.The director and art teachers are super knowledge and patient with the kids. more »

  mobileUser457607 wrote:

Great programs! Fun atmosphere! Knowledgeable staff! more »

  Isabel S. wrote:

I am proud to be a part of GoldenHearts. GoldenHearts pursues such an important mission and makes an important contribution to the integration of refugees in Pforzheim. The great thing about it is that every support directly benefits the women and children... more »

  Jackie O.2 wrote:

Very helpful in these hard times, We really appreciate all the help!! more »

  Melissa R. wrote:

Carasmark is a wonderful nonprofit organization that serves children & families in need! From hot homemade & delivered meals to backpacks loaded with school supplies. Lots of opportunities to get involved and help your community! Cool fundraisers... more »

  tititac wrote:

The give a happy moment for this kids is priceless more »

  count wrote:

I reviewed Tools of Learning for Children as part of interviewing its founder, Murray Bass on my radio show, The Learning Curve with Roger & Virginia. I found the program and its results to be the best I've seen. I'd like to see this program taken nationwide... more »

  JesusChrist O. wrote:

I contacted them in hopes of gaining advice on how to help child abuse survivors. They told me to not do any thing! Said to just edit pictures and repost news stories. I don't quite get how that is 501 worthy. more »

  Shelley wrote:

Rock-it Science provides wonderful hands-on experiences with science to children 5-16 years old. Rock-it Science uses wacky story situations that feature a physics challenge to engage the students, and then they do two or three experiments to figure... more »

  esmetrontz wrote:

One of my favorite things about CityScience is its mission and focus— improving science education in NYC public schools. I am pretty critical of the current curriculum in NYC schools— when I was in elementary and middle school, I never liked science.... more »

  Dan Caracciolo wrote:

Junior Achievement of New York is one of the best economic education organization’s I know. While our kids today are focused on tests and common core curriculum, there are some important skills and experiences they need, that they may not be learning... more »

  Angelita P. wrote:

Communities In Schools allows the professional with a great heart for youth to acheive their full potential. This organization and its employees go above and beyond to serve the families in the Bell-Coryell Counties. more »

  highschools wrote:

It’s great to see the young adults volunteering for a great cause in spreading youth literacy to our communities. Thank you Global Give A Book, team. more »

  jennifer359 wrote:

Make Way for Books puts books into the hands of young children, who might not otherwise have access to them. Through its innovative programs in low income areas of Tucson and Southern Arizona, Make Way for Books gives children and their families the chance... more »

  Deyana wrote:

Phenomenal work is what this organization excels at. MetIncPowerCo provides a path to learn about the wonderful world of S.T.E.M to anyone who is curious. Workshops are set up geared to the students being taught; regardless of age range. By providing... more »

  misspinkmarie wrote:

I am writing to give my comment of Equilibrium Dymanics. I have been to 3+ of their various workshops and feel that my option is valid and significant. Their workshops are great and no matter how many that I go to they are always helpful and insiteful... more »

  Kay wrote:

I have always been passionate about reading and wanting to see all young children have opportunities for educational advancement. So when I looked to my community for a place to serve, Rolling Readers came to the top of my list. This outstanding literacy... more »

  selena wrote:

The California Association of Student Councils (CASC) gave me a taste of true leadership when I began as Region 2 (of 12) vice president. Since then, my involvement with CASC has progressed exponentially to my current position on State Council. My experiences... more »

  BrazilianArts_Houston wrote:

The primary reason that I became active with the Brazilian Arts Foundation was because the organization shows such a passion for MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE to everyone in the community. I've witnessed the BAF host more community-oriented activities and... more »

  johnlombardo wrote:

I've seen these folks at work when I visited them on site early on in the program's infancy. The educators are great, the mission is great, and the students work together and feel a part of something big. more »

  kballance10 wrote:

Pam O'Donnell started The Catch You Later Foundation after half of her family was taken from her in a car crash by a drunk and drugged driver. Pam is a great advocate for distracted driving. She goes above and beyond to educate high school kids all over... more »

  KB20877 wrote:

When I was invited to serve SciTech2u as a board member, I was elated. I am so excited to be part of the momentum that I am able to witness among the kids who participate in SciTech2u programs. They are transforming into bright, motivated, and intelligent... more »

  EdSheehanJr wrote:

The Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, PA has done a masterful job in preserving the memories of the 40 heroes aboard United Flight 93. The courage and determination displayed by those brave people is captured and presented in a most... more »

  TT wrote:

PartnersSI focuses on systemic improvements in the bottom 10% of public elementary schools serving children disadvantaged by life, income level and the challenges of learning English. Focusing on literacy results in grades 2-6 through multi-year partnerships... more »

  yaffa wrote:

The Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue organization is dedicated to saving injured and orphaned animals that share our urban environment. Some do not know this, but we in the Bay Area live among a variety of wildlife. For example, deer. Yggdrasil recently... more »

  EAST Initiative wrote:

The EAST Initiative is a quality, STEM education organization that has impacted not only students, but communities across the nation. EAST students are bright, innovative and ready to take on real-world challenges through critical thinking and focus on... more »

  mcbarf72 wrote:

This organization is phenomenal. Very little of the donations it receives goes to running it, instead it goes towards building classrooms. I can not recommend supporting this highly enough. My husband and I have contributed since its inception, and... more »

  Happy0422 wrote:

As a board member, I’m thrilled to work with 901 Education, the Philadelphia Community, and local businesses to provided experiential learning opportunities that empower our students through service leadership and career and college readiness events.... more »

  CarolDunbar wrote:

We had 3 Scientists arrive early, set up and put on an amazing hands-on, interactive Science Night at our school. They were prepared, professional and really showed their passion for teaching science. We have worked with other science organizations... more »

  ashley.t.stjohn wrote:

What is there to say about The Opportunity Network except that is a "Great Nonprofit." OppNet was essential in my growth in a number of ways, whether it was academically, socially or professionally OppNet is definitely key to my previous successes and... more »

  Janetflynch wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with Granny’s Garden School since 2004. I’ve done every job imaginable with the program, from baking vegetable based baked goods for our bake sales, planning and working at our events, promoting our events, working... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been involved with Simplicity Learning since its inception and find my volunteer work very satisfying. Clients are so grateful to have a place to share their experiences with children, ask questions, and get answers about parenting, teaching,... more »

  SanDiegoTeacher wrote:

As an educator I am grateful for the commitment of DEEP and their partners to improving early literacy outcomes for PK-3 students in underserved communities. The data behind DEEP's after school and summer programs indicate that their approach works. They... more »

  nspineau wrote:

I cam across this non-profit through the recommendation of a friend. After doing my research, I decided I wanted to get involved. However as a full time university student I did not have money to donate or time to allocate for a trip; thus I reached out... more »

  shead wrote:

this is an amazing group, they provide gifts and activities to children who otherwise would not have the opportunity to gather and celebrate Christmas and all it's meanings. This is something these children will remember for a lifetime. I myself looked... more »

  alcala322 wrote:

This is an important organization serving the Latino community in the Detroit area. The teaching and administrative staff receive you with great warmth, are very friendly and have an appropriate answer for you on educational issues. more »

  lynkh wrote:

This was the brain child of one of my oldest friends, Vicki Pollack. We know children must read and reread to become lifelong learners. We know children must be read to. Vicki did something about it. She began asking her friends and their friends... more »

  pema1 wrote:

I am a newcomer to the PCHP, and have been researching their effects by reading great reviews of home visits. From the great things that I read, the welcoming attitude of the staff and volunteers, and the commitment to their cause, I can already give... more »

  Agneshalom wrote:

African Girls Hope Foundation is doing a commendable work in impacting the lives of many girls in DRC Congo, and in Kenya where I reside.When a girl is empowered through education, a whole generation is impacted.I am glad to partner in this... more »

  Patricia wrote:

This is a fantastic program for girls in trouble and uncontrollable. I have seen it work for many girls for a few years now. I recommend donation. more »

  Sc S. wrote:

This is a 100% Volunteer, 100% Fundraised Non-profit serving all LA County students and schools from 6th grade to 12th grade with the students as their main focus. It is one of the longest running science fairs in the country, running 72 years for the... more »

  Sarah270 wrote:

I LOVE The Boiler Room! I have hung out there with my son and friends more than a few times:) They have great coffee (Sunrise roasters...local :) and the kids and staff are amazing. They teach practical skills to local teens and give them a safe environment... more »

  pemcrosby wrote:

I have been to quite a few Sadie Nash events . They are always fun and inspiring. They showcase the young ladies who participate in their amazing programs in the most straightforward thus smart way. They let the girls shine with their confidence and... more »

  jenny.k.heil wrote:

I have both volunteered with this organization and been served by it. In my experiences volunteering with this organization, I have always been wow-ed by the way that the CFJ values and cares for its volunteers. Some of the most profound experiences... more »

  mjktfischer wrote:

It has been a joy and a privilege to engage with the Asian Hope students this summer during their internships. As they get ready to begin the Fall Semester at their various colleges, I am sad to see them go, but optimistic for the future of Cambodia... more »

  skyrisehi wrote:

WOW!!! ARF is the BEST! They have an extraordinary staff, the grounds and facilities are natural and perfect for the purposes... and their services are beyond beautiful. The special treatment they offer applies to people, visitors, volunteers, and clients,... more »

  bryancovell6 wrote:

I am so encouraged every time I volunteer with or get updates from Belong!. They are well organized and effective at bringing wonderful experiences that make learning fun for students who might not otherwise get out in the community often or spend extra... more »

  olga wrote:

Mi nombre es Olga, yo tengo a mi hijo David en Peninsula Bridge. El esta muy contento en este programa y yo he mirado que el le ha servido mucho. Yo quiero dar las gracias por haberme dado la oportunidad a David de asistir a este programa. Todo es... more »

  HopeSinclair wrote:

CISHR hired me four years ago and has really given me the opportunity of growth and development throughout the years. The impact we have on the school systems and the impact we have on students and families is a great feeling that allows me to comfortably... more »

  mobileUser578565 wrote:

This is the only nonprofit educating people on ways to prevent chronic Kidney Disease while doesn't have or afford computers. They need sponsors. more »

  Amber O. wrote:

For years I have followed the inspiring progress of ECI in achieving its mission to motivate children, young people and the influential adults in their lives to get involved on many different levels of awareness, advocacy and action to address the global... more »

  sunita1 wrote:

I know this foundation very well. I know the founder to be absolutely dedicated to the cause of bring quality, educational hands-on programs and shows to children. My children have fallen in love with science in a new way! more »

  MusicalWires wrote:

Engaging Creative Minds is an outstanding organization that brings the arts into schools. As a partner I am fortunate to share my art form (music) and my love of technology to provide students with STEAM education supported by ECM.The staff is supportive... more »

  Bohogirl wrote:

"I love your services. It helps me so much when I am not able to get help at home with homework. It is also nice when an extra set of eyes is needed to proof read. All of the tutors that I have had are great and are so helpful! more »

  jennyyang wrote:

Treobytes was an incredible experience for me. We got to do lots of fun things like control a robot we made, and it was great for all students involved. The staff especially were very kind and great towards us. I would recommend this to anyone looking... more »

  mckinney804 wrote:

This charity supplies every 5th grade student in Florida public schools a personal copy of the US Constitution, every year. This helps teachers with a high quality booklet as a teaching aid. One 5th grader took his booklet home znd his 7th grade brother... more »

  lilhorsecrazy wrote:

I volunteered here for about six months, and while there, I had such a wonderful experience! It was a lot of fun to meet the people and work with the horses. This organization does some really awesome things and is a fantastic place to get involved with.... more »

  marysaunders68 wrote:

Being a tutor for LVWA has been one of the most rewarding volunteer opportunities I’ve ever had. more »

  adonmeeky wrote:

My child receive a partical scholorship to attend the summer camp. She built her own computer and now we no longer have to wait in the long lines at the library. FOr the first time we can sit down and have dinner and I am not running my head off. As a... more »

  Jinny J.1 wrote:

Fun Time knows how to prepare children—for reading, for getting along with others, for learning in general and for succeeding in kindergarten. Executive director Jessica Campbell leads an extremely qualified staff in nurturing the students on so man... more »

  Elizabeth64 wrote:

The Traveling Guitar Foundation is an amazing program. It brings music to the schools in a way that is unique and amazing. The concept and the delivery is amazing. Arts and music are being cut from programs. Music is something we must keep in the schools.... more »

  petersills wrote:

Interning with Uptown Stories was fantastic. Our "Creating Otherworlds" instructor brought writing genre fiction to life for young kids with lots of map-drawing and craftmaking. I had a rewarding experience working individually with an initially tentative... more »

  JMW77 wrote:

This organization is doing great work in the hope to build the next generation of givers. The children of today will one day have to tackle the problems of tomorrow and Start A Snowball is starting from the ground up to help teach and help kids understand... more »

  keyosha wrote:

I love children of excellence My kids said they have fun doing activities and going on trips its an amazing experience more »

  AzamLalani wrote:

Azam Lalani - I am so fortunate to be part of Medicine Encompassed. Everything from the welcoming community, lofty visions and ideals, to the hard-working spirit of our members, ME is a truly outstanding organization. I would highly recommend joining... more »

  thatguygil wrote:

My earliest foray into reading was through the pages of a lone Batman comic I found tucked away in the shelves of my school library. It sparked an imagination and love of reading that continues to this day and brought untold joy to a young lonely kid... more »

  inessalee wrote:

I have been volunteering at IFERS for 2 years now. The experience is wonderful. For example, I participated in the Yaba TV Live Telethon at KCET to raise funds towards bridging the cultural divide and helping orphans and widows in Africa. I highly recommend... more »

  michelle23 wrote:

"There were times when I didn’t even have enough rice to cook one full meal a day. Now that I am a part of BRAC, I can cook three meals or more a day for me and my nine children. That is why I am happy now.” - Robia Khatun “Wherever... more »

  Beth Mulkerin I. wrote:

As a long time donor to Education and Hope, I thought I had a deep understanding of what it would be like when I visited. Nothing prepared me for the strong community and love that is woven into the fabric of this organization. Teamwork dedication, hard... more »

  bb3 wrote:

This is an awesome program that caters to the needs of children and teenagers as they take their academic journey through our school system. The program really strives to bring in people who can have positive influences on the students and help them make... more »

  jenniferbUneke wrote:

This unique 501c3 educational organization hit the internet highway in a big way, with a big heart. Everyday volunteers (like myself) offer their time and talents to promote positivity, share knowledge and inspiration to help us all become better world... more »

  nataliaskolnik wrote:

I am a teacher who took a delegation of students on Global Glimpse trips in the summer, and I love hearing from the alumni about what they are doing now and how it all started with this trip! It's only 3 weeks, but it changes peoples lives. On... more »

  thankfulfornonprofits wrote:

1. Great team , especially Karen(volunteer co ordinator) and Bob. 2. Nice opportunity to interact with people from all over the world and all ages. 3. Nice stations like google earth and earthquake. 4. Fellow volunteers are friendly and helpful. ... more »

  Susie7 wrote:

Washington Imagination Network is the state affiliate for Destination Imagination. I am a long time board member and parent of three kids who participated and thrived in the program. The DI program encourages teams of learners to have fun, take risks,... more »

  Melissa187 wrote:

Thanks You are a great asset to our community Many services offered more »

  clairemf wrote:

Has gotten better and better in describing its work Great leadership is evident more »

  Samanthakp wrote:

Amazing program that really makes a difference in the lives of both the mentor and mentee. It also strengthens the bonds between two different communities as well as the friendships between me and my coworkers. I have completed one year with YMC... more »

  turtle2 wrote:

Knowlege-First is the only organization of it's kind to my knowledge that offers practically everything I need at little or no cost. I have learned computers, I studied some real estate and have had the most fantastic time at the social events they have... more »

  Lori B.6 wrote:

When I began my homeschooling journey close to 20 years ago, IAHE was my lifeline! They met me where I was, answered my many questions and were a wonderful encouragement. Over the years, as I became more comfortable with homeschooling, my needs changed... more »

  frayruss wrote:

I have been involved with Volunteer Center of Bergen County for nearly 15 years. The services they provide to Bergen County and beyond are critical. From mobilizing volunteers for hundreds of non-profits to their signature support programs, such as... more »

  ameliamae wrote:

My oldest started tutoring inmath last year and it helpedhim throughout his 8th grade year. Upon the onset ofhis freshmen year we continued weekly tutoring withEVTA. My daughter also began tutoring with atthe onset of her 6th grade... more »

  Scot wrote:

I have watched Love Never Fails grow from a single after school programs to multiple programs and schools. I have seen the kids grow through love and care and change their school and life behaviors. These kids deserve a chance and LNF gives that to... more »

  mjassal wrote:

This is the best Sikh Education based non-profit I have worked for in my life. Everyone is very professional and here for the mission. I learn so much everyday and can see all of the hard work that goes into their research. Education is and always will... more »

  strawberry1122 wrote:

What an amazing animal rescue Guardian Angel Dog Rescue is. They are a group of volunteers that have helped so many dogs and cats. I adopted 2 dogs from them. Both dogs were fixed, up to date on shots and even microchipped. I also donate to them every... more »

  phiesm wrote:

Often we’ve been given the VISION, but the path to the destination is covered by a dense fog. That fog is really a smoke screen that entails the tools, expertise, and direction needed to navigate your course and make course corrections along the way.... more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  ssilvey wrote:

"You are a lifeline." "Finally, someone understands and can help my child." "You've saved our family." Comments such as these are heard everyday at the St. Louis Learning Disabilities Association. This organization truly makes a difference in the... more »

  Julia F. wrote:

Bubbles the Clown has participated in the most wonderful educational events to help support the small children in our area. When Bubbles performs he teaches little ones about money, saving, spending and more, but I also really enjoy his programs on obesity,... more »

  Katie62 wrote:

I was able to volunteer with Edpowerment at a special needs awareness conference in the summer of 2012. I was thoroughly impressed with the organization of Kerri, Jillian and Grace (the facilitators). They were able to bring parents, teachers, religious... more »