Find Elementary & Secondary Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  rgskoglund wrote:

Such a great organization that has a real impact on children's lives. They make a real impact and have received top ratings from organization's like Charity Navigator. And best of all your donations are matched. Truly a great way to help children... more »

  Aria G. wrote:

Hands Across the Sea made it possible for over 250 students are a primary school in a rural agricultural community to receive close to 3,000 books at no cost to the school. It was amazing how easy it was for use in country, just a little bit of coordination... more »

  Wildflower Seeds wrote:

I have been a supporter of St. Joseph's Indian School for 3 years now; I always receive a thank you for my donation, along with updates on the children, and the community. I receive invitations to important functions in SD as well as MD and greetings... more »

  Bobvac wrote:

I've been on two excursions with GEEO, China and Egypt. Working with Jesse at GEEO has been wonderful. He gives personalized service, calls back rapidly with answers and smoothes things over. The adventures he assembles have met all expectations. He does... more »

  pjsii@yahoo.com wrote:

I got involved with Cambodian Children's Fund two years ago as a sponsor to seven girls. During three trips to Phnom Penh I have seen firsthand the profound impact CCF has had on their lives, and those of all the other CCF children, all of whom are among... more »

  buildfutures wrote:

SteppingUP is changing lives every day. They mentor and tutor youth and guide them in the direction of college after finishing high school. This not only helps the youth they work with but the whole family. As someone who works with homeless youth 18... 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 »

  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 »

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more »

  sledford28 wrote:

The Asante Africa Foundation is really changing lives one child at a time by building schools and establishing scholarships for children that would be unable to attend school without assistance. Founder, Erna Grasz, is very committed to the children... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  parent wrote:

Education Through Music "provides" music teachers at a school my child attends in the Bronx. At first, I thought it would be a wonderful program and was excited about opportunities afforded to my child. However, as more details about their teachers... more »

  dmcbeath wrote:

I teach in Trenton, NJ. This is my second year using iEARN. It has changed the way I teach. My subject is technology and this year I have incorporated iEARN into my entire middle school curriculum. The middle schoolers have been working on "Finding Solutions... more »

  Susan86 wrote:

I have visited the Liberian Mission project of Mission Honduras International twice. The work that is being done there is amazing; providing education of mind and spirit to 350+ children. For many this is their only opportunity. The loving environment... more »

  bulwer wrote:

In 1972, when I was 16, I was deceived and manipulated into joining the cult, the Children of God, which later became known as The Family International. In 1991, I escaped the group while living in Japan, returned to Canada and went on to earn a law degree.... more »

  gayelist wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Hope for Kajiado since it began. It has made a significant impact on how I view helping others. I never understood before getting involved with this organization how much of a difference one person could make on the life... more »

  Gina R. wrote:

My daughter is in 5th grade and received a scholarship. I believe that recognizing students at this young age really helps to inspire them to keep work hard at acheiving their dreams and give back to the community. The banquet where she was recognized... 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 »

  laurabob wrote:

I have volunteered for EPAK in many capacities over the past 8 years. I have found the organization's board members and volunteers to be very committed to public education and promoting educational opportunities for students in this low-income area. ... 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 »

  loulou wrote:

This was a positive experience. I enjoyed learning about the culture and staying in someone's home. For me personally, I think that as a group, staying in the hotel is probably the best arrangement and the lines of communication are more straightforward.... more »

  diana loo wrote:

My son started learning to program in JAVA at Wintriss Technical Schools (WTS) 3 years ago, in 8th grade. What began as something "just for fun" quickly became a life path for him. He has learned how to program well, earning a 5 out of 5 on the AP Computer... more »

  Melissa124 wrote:

The Jesse Lewis Choose Love Foundation is an amazing organization and Founder Scarlett Lewis is an inspiration to all. She has taken an unspeakable and unbearable tragedy and turned into a catalyst for positive change in our society and throughout the... more »

  G2Ed wrote:

Despite the fact that this organization is full of hard working people with a great math program for kids, it is corrupted by a toxic culture of fear and micromanaging control by the new leadership. Once Ted Smith CEO/Chairman of the Board stepped down... more »

  Davises88 wrote:

I wear three hats. I am a board member. I am an alumna parent. And I am a parent of a child currently enrolled. Looking at SJCS from the alumna perspective, my child received an excellent preparation for middle school. She is continuing at a Jewish day... more »

  Jeroen Mourik wrote:

I joined one of the visits to the school in Uganda and experienced first hand the good work Sylvia and her Board Members do for this school/ orphanage AND the local community. The impact is HUGE. I very much like the focus of the charity to invest in... more »

  Douglas H. wrote:

I am blessed to partner with Eden Ministries. The team the Fry's work with in Zimbabwe are saving at-risk AIDS orphans. They have little overhead so the money I donate goes directly to providing food, housing, medical care, clothing, education, emotional... 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 »

  rick eaton wrote:

Four of us from Mississippi visited Love Botswana headquarters in late August and got to see first hand all the amazing work being done through the staff and volunteers. We were excited to see the Life Center just about ready to open its doors to the... more »

  Revathi wrote:

Asha is a very special organization. It is a 100% volunteer driven, no overheads organization that not only makes a difference in the lives of less fortunate children of India by raising funds towards their education, but also involves the people that... more »

  assist wrote:

I found the Northern Virginia Assistance League to be rewarding, satisfying and fun while benefitting those we serve. The original Founder Ann Banning's philosophy "To act as a friend at any and all times to men, and women and children in need of care,... more »

  Brad F.2 wrote:

I have known of the great work of the Presbyterian Home for Children for many years, but it wasn't until I had occasion to work directly with the leadership team of the Home that I realized the expertise and the servant heart it takes to help some of... 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 »

  MNIMS wrote:

The Everett Public Schools Foundation does amazing work to support the students and staff of Everett Public Schools! They are an amazing asset to our community!Love the classroom grants for teachers and all of the programs for students including... more »

  1rivka wrote:

My kids have been attending the soccer at Seeds in the Middle for a few years now. It's a great program to get the kids moving for over 2 hours every Sunday. It also helps foster a positive environment for the different cultures in my neighborhood who... more »

  bob-chrisman wrote:

One of the strongest lessons from All Kinds of Minds is to focus of strengths. In my career as a teacher, weaknesses often become the target of extra effort. Effort is much more effective when the focus is on what the student CAN do and understand. ... more »

  dlfen wrote:

We are a small day school in a small Jewish community. This network of peers has been invaluable to bringing information and tools to improve our success. Why reinvent the wheel? The sharing of creative, progressie ideas benefits all of us and strenghtens... more »

  jdgnjudi wrote:

Turtoring one on one with a struggling school child brings such joy into my life! As I work together with the child, I love to watch eyes sparkle, smiles spread across the face as we work together to learn to love reading. I view my role as not only... more »

  Lili G. wrote:

My son is a Steppingstone's scholar and WE ARE PROUD to be part of it and also much blessed! Steppingtone Foundation is a FANTASTIC and AMAZING organization that helps kids not only academically and socially but emotionally. Thru caring teachers and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am glad they succeded in proventing the scale of the child. Hope they will keep on with their work. 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 »

  Veee wrote:

Arlington Academy of Hope (AAH) is a phenomenal organization doing top rate education and health work in rural Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world. They work in one of the poorest parts of Uganda, a remote area with dirt roads, little electricity,... more »

  Janet K. wrote:

I have been taking our children to the Aquarium for several years now. We recently renewed our membership, and I was so pleased and excited to see how much it has grown this year! The wide variety of animals has grown, as has the facility, but the "personal... more »

  Gloria wrote:

Every time I turn around The Beth is offering one stellar community program after another. I'm impressed. 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 »

  Pleased Parents wrote:

My daughter was a student at Schechter Manhattan from Kindergarten to eighth grade. One of the primary values of the school is menschlichkeit--and this is what drew us to the school. The pedagogy at this school is ahead of its time as the rest of the... more »

  mdupont57 wrote:

EfforTZ was formed in June of 2010 with the intention of providing scholarships to impoverished Tanzanian children. They started with 11 full scholarships to orphaned or abandoned boys. In 2012, they provided full scholarships to 24 children, and in 2013... more »

  juliel315 wrote:

Volunteering for and being part of the Wisconsin Association of School Councils (WASC) has changed my life in the best ways possible. Through my experience with the WASC, I gained leadership skills and self-confidence in a safe and engaging environment.... 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 »

  Lauren27 wrote:

LitWord's founder Pam Allyn believes that literacy is the foundation for emotional and physical well-being, intellectual growth, and economic security and that the right to read and write is a fundamental human right and belongs to all people. LitWorld's... 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 »

  Juliabws23 wrote:

My experience with Sasha Bruce was really good. They welcomed me in a friendly, open way and introduced me to my job immediately so I could start working right away. I enjoyed the atmosphere over there conditioned by the nice people who work there... more »

  Julie Trundle B. wrote:

Brookwood Christian School has been the greatest thing that has happened to my son. My son has Auditory Processing Disorder and was unable to learn to read in public schools. He has been at Brookwood Christian School for a month and a half and is already... more »

  coach white wrote:

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  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 »

  Christer E. wrote:

The organisation made it possible for our delegation from Sweden to participate on the World Children's Festival with a creative activity. We got contact with two amazing host families who took care of everything during our visit during the festival days.... more »

  kay522 wrote:

I have worked with Boston Partners in Education for a number of recruitment events, and their staff was always very punctual, professional and kind. I am currently looking into volunteer opportunities with them, and looking forward to becoming a Boston... 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 »

  NEJ1 wrote:

Mullein Hill Christian Academy opened its doors in September of 1993. There were 39 students grades K-6 and 4 faculty members. Over the next 20+ years God has grown the school in student population, teacher and staff positions and academic specialties... more »

  Ronnie Lee wrote:

Mountain Faith Mission is a small independent nonprofit operating in Haiti. The ministry of MFM is multifaceted despite it's small size. The mission has 17 churches, 6 schools, children's home, medical clinic, bakery, and an agricultural program.... more »

  mdaniels wrote:

Nativity Prep helps children living in poverty to get a life changing education. They support and educate 200+ children from 6th grade to college graduation. It is a FANTASTIC charity! If you want to give to something that will literally change a persons... 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 »

  Sophie D. wrote:

My family and i wanted an opportunity to serve when we found out about NDG. The main thing that attracted me to the program was how the program is focused on helping out the local community with job opportunities while providing excellent education to... more »

  angielyn74 wrote:

I love Kid Smart! My classroom has benefited from this organization this year. I teach in a low income community where most of the kids can’t afford school supplies, even the basics. Being able to give them notebooks, folders, and pencils is extremely... more »

  Mary B wrote:

I have photographed many reDiscover events. Their creative reuse of 'trash' really inspires people. Their programs for kids are always educational, whether it is a 2 hour field trip or a 1/2 project at the farmers market. more »

  jstevenson wrote:

I attended the annual Marathon Kids event here in Austin,TX several weeks ago and left incredibly impressed with APA students. In the searing heat I witnessed them handing out water bottles and helping students from other schools with the "kickstart lap"... more »

  GEck892999 wrote:

The Gesell Institute has been in existence since 1950. It has helped tens of thousands of children in the United States and all over the world through its research, publications, conferences, seminars, teacher training, and expertise in assessing young... more »

  Writer wrote:

They've been around a few years now, and they really do care about children, families, and the community! They're on foot, on the field, helping and loving on the local communities they serve. more »

  ValOMar wrote:

Our Son has absolutely flourished at St. Michaels, he's been there for almost 2 years now and he has changed and grown so amazingly! At not quite three years old he is communicating and comprehending on a far more advanced level than toddler, in both... more »

  BriDuval wrote:

I was intially attracted to GambiaHELP because the organization benefits communities in Africa, a part of the world that has always held my interest. I was compelled to continue volunteering with GambiaHELP after learning about the Executive Director’s... more »

  Amigita wrote:

We have been sponsoring a young lady for 7 years. She would not have been able to attend school without a sponsor. She is now 19 years old and attending university to become a nurse. Through the years we have been sent copies of her report cards... more »

  Haiti500 wrote:

GCF is an organization run by volunteers creating little overhead cost. The organization is run by Native born Haitians who want to better their former hometown of Les Cayes by providing basic medical care and sometimes surgery free of charge. For one... more »

  jlopez926 wrote:

My name is Joe Lopez, or Mr. Lopez depending on who you ask, and I am a special education teacher at Success Academy. It is my role to make sure that every student, regardless of ability has access to an education at Success Academy. And that is something... more »

  kimbap2018 wrote:

This app is fantastic is teaching some basic signing skills and helping kids communicate who may not otherwise have been able to do so. The app can also teach all of us acceptance and inclusion which we need more of in this world! GREAT JOB!! :)... more »

  NasimM wrote:

IPSF is one of the few nonprofits that is very easy to see and feel the impact the donations make. The organization is run and supported by the people who care very deeply for its mission and the results are very transparent. Whether you have a... more »

  EColorado wrote:

The mission of Not for Sale is one of great need in today's world. However, I would be very weary giving money to this organization. They are very closed and do not want to share information. I emailed several times looking for additional information.... more »

  ktar wrote:

Local Government Academy provides valuable assistance to individuals transitioning from candidate to public official. Non-profit and non-partisan, LGA provides instruction on the nuts and bolts of governing, the pros and cons of various policy options,... more »

  seapsych2 wrote:

I work as an educator and mental health professional in Arizona, USA. I've been donating to The Library Project for over ten years and continue to be impressed with their work . The Library Project has identified the key component to achieving independence,... more »

  robson wrote:

A small nonprofit with a very small staff, Zambian women groups and energetic working volunteer board making the most of every dollar donated to support the education of 1,500 AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in the poor communities surrounding the... more »

  PSW wrote:

My daughter attends Campus Middle School for girls. After attending school there for a couple of days, she told me "It's like a big family there and it feels like home". The school is dedicated to teaching challenging academic programs in a... more »

  Linda S.24 wrote:

I'm so impressed with Access Books Bay Area. It is very important for children to have access to books of all types. ABBA creates wonderful libraries in schools that don't have resources. During the Covid lockdown, they installed many "little libraries"... more »

  JMHensley wrote:

Wonderful organization that honors American vets. Our family has supported this organization for the past four years. It is a great place for students to be engaged directly with our military veterans. Sincerely, John and Mary Hensley. Dallas, TX more »

  Kate Murray wrote:

Take Action Global works with countries, teachers, students from across the world to make a difference, make positive changes and inspire. They collaborate with global thought leaders and action takers to ensure programs have a positive impact on local... more »

  timmytunes19 wrote:

It's an honor to volunteer at such a great organization. Helping under-privileged children in the Cincinnati area achieve a Catholic education and change their families lives is special. more »

  LoriCox wrote:

I became involved with Tapestry of Love Ministries (TOLM) about 7 years ago while on a mission trip to Magdalena Milpas Altas Guatemala. What I saw and experienced changed my life. I saw the poorest people with the most beautiful spirit. The school... more »

  Mags2012 wrote:

Amazing & Fantastic!!!!! As a parent I found it extremely hard to find a middle school achieving, quality public schools in the LA area. After having my daughter at KIPP LA I knew it was the place for my daughter. I am a very proud parent of a 7th grader... more »

  joenilly wrote:

The Kilgoris Project is one organization that I can say is truly building up the people they serve to carry on with true sustainability. Not only is TKP educating and caring for the thousand or so kids in their schools, but they are building up the whole... more »

  EM wrote:

Girls Incorporated of Orange County serves over 4,600 girls ages 4 1/2 to 18 annually throughout Orange County, including their center in Costa Mesa. The staff is well educated, kind, funny and always pushing themselves to be better; It appears they... more »

  jfiskesanders wrote:

I have been working with TLF for over a year now and they have an amazing staff and focus in on making a meaningful positive impact on the youth in the community. TLF has sponsored numerous projects including a piano for the Dunnaway middle school... more »

  smithmary wrote:

I pulled my child after the many scandals. I have never met a more greedy organization. As soon as they began asking parents to lie to state investigators is when I couldn't ignore the signs any longer. more »

  voyagers2004 wrote:

Voyagers, Community School is an innovator among private, not for profit schools. In the past two years the school has instituted indexed tuition and the Innovator Svholars program. This has created greater diversity in its student body and provided full... more »

  alicia5 wrote:

Dudley Observatory has tought me values about lfe and what I want to do with my future. Some nights we were in SPAC showing the public practically anything they wanted see through our telescopes and some nights we were setting up tables at various locations... more »

  Barbara114 wrote:

I have seen the positive impact this school has had on the children it has served and the adults involved in supporting the school. It is truly a village that is interested in the best education for their children. I have taught in Idaho public schools... more »

  Barbara52 wrote:

The caliber of performers Arts for the Schools provides in our community for both adults and children is phenomenal. I've attended at least half of all the programs provided in the last 10 years and feel honored to have experienced such wonderful education... more »

  Writer wrote:

Anike Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is developing education in Africa. Our organization, Philanthropic Project International (PPI), is a nonprofit organization (NGO) dedicated to improving the life and living conditions of poor... more »

  Helper wrote:

I have volunteered twice in Guatemala with the God's Child Project and say first-hand that this organization is saving hundreds of children from abject poverty by providing them with first and foremost an education, but also with safe housing, food and... more »

  bprice2 wrote:

The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools is a trusted partner that has done so much to benefit the educational experiences of our boys and girls in Baltimore County Public Schools. Since 2019, they have funded four of my proposals... more »

  Roger M. wrote:

My name is Roger Mayer. Over the past several years, I have volunteered to assist The I AM Foundation in their mission to deliver an affirmative state of mind to the world we live in. They do this by gifting books and music worldwide and they deliver... more »

  lulu wrote:

I enjoy volunteering at the Assistance League Thrift store. This is one of our fundraisers in order to help our children by providing the following services: 1. Operation School Bell-which provides new clothing, sanitary kits, backpacks etc. to our... more »

  Christine86 wrote:

Like many mom's of an autistic middle schooler I had reached the end of my rope. In spite of his intellect, kindness and great sense of humor, my son was no longer able to function in public school. We held it together with the consistency of a small... more »

  ElizabethSG wrote:

Reading Owls International is a nonprofit designed to support children living in underserved Jamaican communities in the most essential way- by providing them with libraries and books to nurture a love of learning and reading. Founded and run by Jamaican-born... more »

  happyparent wrote:

Edboost is very well organized. Many tutors are great, mostly I am a big fan of Edboost founder and owner T Chin. She is very well versed in all aspect of the learning, and school programs, always open to listen, genuine problem solving attitude, always... more »

  Betsy V.2 wrote:

My dd has been participating in Buffalo Prep's academic enrichment program for 5 years now. I love the staff because they care deeply about every student and they want the best for them. The staff members push the students to be the very best that they... more »

  fewong wrote:

Broad based support for every district school and every student! more »

  eparas wrote:

South Pacific Academy is more than just a school; it is where children learn, challenge, and refine their academic careers and overall well-being. To me, SPA represents not just a school but an opportunity, a blessing, and a provision. It is a blessing... more »

  benskin wrote:

The Golden Bell Education Foundation is a vital partner to teachers and schools in Boca Raton. They have helped support the Boca Raton Community High School Science Olympiad team for years and have helped to encourage our school community to get involved... more »

  sarahfeig wrote:

I have been volunteering with Shining Hope on a pretty consistent basis for the past six months or so, starting with a trip to Kenya for the organization's Summer Institute. My month in Kibera was one of the most challenging periods of my life, but I... more »

  denny2boys wrote:

A year or so ago my grandchildren and I attended a lecture/children's program give by Algalita at the library in Encinitas, CA. Ever since then we have been collecting trash on the beach EVERY time we go. Two weeks ago while on the beach in Seal Beach... more »

  mahamud.issah wrote:

As a board member of this nonprofit organisation,i will like to encourange each an individual capable of donating or helping ouga net in the form medical supplies or cash to help aliviate the suffering of the children... more »

  Chip C. wrote:

I have been involved with Family Health Ministries for about 10 years. They are the best.. Donations are used efficiently and effectively.It is best organization that I have ever been involved with... Hilton Chesson more »

  jtierney9845 wrote:

I love this foundation's focus on sponsoring events that create opportunities for parents to spend time together with their children. I have been to two of their events, and the time with my sons has been memorable and enriching. Thank you Family First... more »

  Yvonne V. wrote:

I have two daughters that attend the school. One day in early June the classroom got very hot from the sun, and my daughter said, "It was the worst day ever at school--actually it was the only bad day ever at school!" My children have grown not... more »

  kkclark-tbhinc.org wrote:

At the core of Cookson Hills Christian School is the love of Jesus and the desire to show His love by helping others, specifically children and families. This is done with sincere hearts, not always perfect because people are not perfect but striving... more »

  tammyh wrote:

My children have attended Trinity for the past few years and I have seen wonderful growth in their personalities and social skills. They are receiving and education that I feel is unmatched to any other school in our area. I feel truly blessed to have... more »

  Clarkperks wrote:

Catholic Partnership Schools offer the best educational opportunities for Pre-K through eighth grade students in the City of Camden and surrounding areas. more »

  tranaq wrote:

I joined the Fundraising Committee this May. Excited to serve with great, fun, and caring team members for an incredible cause! more »

  Samuel Brock F. wrote:

I graduated from High School from this school and it was awesome there and had an enjoyment at this school. They have became a great school in Crossville,TN. more »

  nawapasadena wrote:

Clairbourn is such a special school! It's amazing to see the academic success students can have when they are in an environment that gives them a positive self-concept and excellent work-ethic, allowing them to take advantage of their full educational... more »

  sstudebaker wrote:

The absolute best. Honest, hardworking and transparent. Doing the work with great love and great results. more »

  MEG70 wrote:

Stagebridge is a unique Senior Theater Company. I had done a little acting in school and college, and again in a local community theater while in my 40's, but never did really follow through on my childhood dream of being in theater. Then, in the winter... more »

  cjgroch wrote:

When I started my career as a New York City guidance counselor, I felt overwhelmed to say the least! There were just so many students who needed my help and I didn't know where to begin. Luckily, I was thrown a life jacket in the form of GroupWorks.... more »

  pstoalmd wrote:

My daughter is in the 2nd grade and signed up for this program at the start of the school year. Each week she looked forward to her zoom meeting for this class, she kept everything she made. My daughters favorite project was making the robot! We were... more »

  aimeejocole wrote:

I volunteered at Koh Tao International Primary during my time in Thailand and kept finding myself returning again and again in between other travel plans. I love this school and the teachers so much and I have built relationships there that will last... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm writing today to express to you how fantastic Imani House is and how grateful I am that my son is in the program.My son has been in the program since kindergarten and I feel a sense of relief knowing that he is in the Imani House program after... more »

  JTC63 wrote:

As a volunteer, I have seen first hand the impact of getting today's technology into the hands of eager children. I have seen 50 fifth grade children be excited about working a new program on a computer that they new was their's to take home. Not one... more »

  TariG wrote:

Outdoors Tomorrow Foundation (OTF) is the most amazing outdoor adventure curriculum available to students, teachers and schools anywhere. The curriculum is standard based and aligned and OTF has specialized equipment to help teachers deliver a quality... more »

  loriecollum wrote:

Reconnections Education Center is an amazing school for kids with special needs. When public school gives up on your child REC doesn’t. REC has amazing teachers and staff to help support your child as well as your family as you travel down a tough road... more »

  Katherine S. wrote:

I have a family memeber who helps run this amazing organization, and there could not be a more invloved, caring person to help make Farm of the Child a great place. The service, the compassion, and the hard work is visible every single day. more »

  gesmallridge wrote:

Dominic Palumbo, Farmer Dom, is a born educator. I learn something new about food, farming and community in every conversation I have with him. I am deeply grateful for his dedication to Life and the love of farming. more »

  smitty57 wrote:

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

  CSFamily wrote:

We love NVSI! Our son is thriving in school in all areas. We are so happy we enrolled our son here for his middle school years. It’s not just that he’s thriving in academics, but emotional and interpersonal skills as well. more »

  terence91 wrote:

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

  jhdubb wrote:

I had the privilege of traveling to Gulu in Northern Uganda in July of 2010 with a non profit organization called "Mercy's Village.' It was the best short term mission trip that I have been a part of. The people of Gulu are amazing and hope is being... more »

  Mark R. Yzaguirre wrote:

My name is Mark R. Yzaguirre. My wife and I are co-chairs of the Parent Ambassadors Committee (the parents organization) at St. Stephen's Episcopal School and our daughter is a student at St. Stephen's. St. Stephen's is a great school. The learning... more »

  LyonsPDX wrote:

The real impact on our learning challenged children is remarkable and measureable. The Shadow Project program is now expanding to additional school districts in east Multnomah County that serve more lower income families. With more expansion and growth... more »

  leehuntington wrote:

Girls With Books! represents the merger of two grass roots non profits that supported girls’ education in South Sudan. Girls With Books! and its two predecessor organizations achieved amazing results in South Sudan for nearly twenty years - building... more »

  scuba girl wrote:

Project Education Sudan is an organization who values the relationships of all they serve. They work in partnership with and respect the decisions and perspectives of the community leaders they work together with. Their actions speak for them. They... more »

  CorruptionMustStop wrote:

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

  yang_28 wrote:

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

  J.M.Bella wrote:

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

  mrslove wrote:

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

  mukarram.dhorajiwala wrote:

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

  CBeazley wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Book Exchange for about 4 years and can testify to the impact of the work the organization does. Every week during the school year, we bring in about 100 local students on “literacy field trips” and let them choose... more »

  mollycnm wrote:

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

  Lori from Acushnet wrote:

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

  Hassan_LeadSchool wrote:

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

  abbyguerrero1734 wrote:

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

  aphilipp wrote:

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

  Bosslady7177 wrote:

AMT Up 3D provides many of services such as mentorship, youth development, educational support and our main source, which is double dutch services to the youth as well as community members. We are looking to provide more services to the youth during the... more »

  Kim A.2 wrote:

This school has been amazing!! My son has been to a few schools in the area before and this was a perfect fit for his season in life. The teachers provide ample communication and support. My son has some developmental delays and the staff and teachers... more »

  JB401 wrote:

Our family has been at Barrington Christian Academy for over eight years. We have one son who graduated from the high school and is now a senior at Messiah College. BCA prepared him well for college academically, socially, and spiritually. The foundation... more »

  Lindsay c wrote:

The Boys & Girls Club is just awesome. There are so many kids that come to the Club, and they are very well organized. They offer many activities and are always looking for ways to get the community involved. The Club is so full of life and joy it was... more »

  glennmyers101 wrote:

I have had the privilege of working as a volunteer with Citizen Schools as well as partnering with them on a number of projects in a corporate environment. Simply put, the are the cream of the crop. They understand strategy and what is needed long-term... more »

  Booklover33 wrote:

What a great use of my outdated Fire Tablet. I was so excited to find a group that could and would put my device to good use.Every written encounter with the team has been professional and positive. I'm pleased to be an ongoing digital book donor. more »

  Becky Sheda G. wrote:

C2C helps me get supplies I might otherwise have to pay for out of pocket or go without. They are invaluable to me as a teacher. more »

  mucki wrote:

My family and I adore the butterfly pavilion, both for what they provide to us as visitors and to the world through their support of sustainable business practices. How marvelous to see their butterflies, and know that having them here helps ensure they... more »

  adamvaught wrote:

I learned about PEPY through fundraisers while I was teaching English in Japan. Every experience I had from the moment I first stepped foot in Cambodia through my most recent visit far surpassed my expectations. PEPY has evolved over the past few years,... more »

  jenni.engman wrote:

Coram Deo Academy was an excellent private school for my three boys. They attended CDA for a combined 26 years. They were taught how to learn and were well prepared for college. Thank you CDA. more »

  zena12 wrote:

As E.D. of Waterplanet Alliance, met with Cool The Earth several times and hosted meetings they have attended on climate change and public education. One of the best organized, fastest developing non-profits I've had experience with. Particularly... more »

  browneyedandi wrote:

I love volunteering for Pandemic Professors! The whole team is very passionate about the cause which is evident from the very top leadership and trickles down from the founding team to the rest of us. I've learned so much and feel grateful to be a part... more »

  Alex W. wrote:

I have known Communities in Schools since 2006. i have worked in nonprofits quite a bit over the years and understand the challenges of running a small organization that relies on increasingly limited funding and private donations. What Communities in... more »

  wevolunteer wrote:

I have worked with many organizations in the past 50 years and this is certainly one of the very best. They have worked effectively with many partners in many countries and have had a positive impact on thousands. They deserve your support and they have... more »

  paperfish2001 wrote:

Purely by accident, I came across A.S.P.I.R.E. nearly 4 years ago and it took me all of 10 minutes to make the decision to do anything I could to help this wonderful organization grow and succeed. Their approach of reaching at-risk youth through sports... more »

  Natalie1799 wrote:

I guess I can say that I was an at-risk youth who was forced to live here. It really didn't help me. We only were provided with therapy once a month, which is far below what would have been needed to help me. I was forced to take a religion class, where... more »

  Judy105 wrote:

Target demographics: low income students and their teachers Direct beneficiaries per year: 500 teachers in 3 cities Geographic areas served: Oshkosh, Omro and Winneconne WI Programs: free school and classroom supplies to any... more »

  eyacronk11 wrote:

Legacy has taken care of our children as if they were their own! They are so professional, yet feel like family. Our kids love going to school and the education they are receiving goes above and beyond my expectations. more »

  Alexa Y. wrote:

Shared Science is the only STEM education nonprofit advocate in Long Beach, CA. This organization has made a great impact on thousands of students in Long Beach and its greater areas. They lead robotics teams, host STEM events, and partner with local... more »

  Stephanie H.11 wrote:

I became involved with HEED in 2016 as a volunteer. From day one, it was obvious to me the high level of integrity this non-profit upholds. Further, HEED's genuine desire to honor and respect those they are trying to help is apparent in everything they... more »

  Sammyone wrote:

This private girl’s school is financially mismanaged. The experienced staff is routinely abused by a Head of school who is incompetent and extremely volatile. Faculty and staff fear for their jobs, students are unhappy, there is little diversity;... more »

  PamAutio wrote:

SFSV has been a partner for many years with the law firm for which I work (Heller Ehrman LLP) in our volunteer activites at John Muir Elementary School in the Western Addition. They have coordinated for us such activities as Black History read alouds,... more »

  Huff Family wrote:

We are so lucky to have the SLLIS network of charter schools in St. Louis City! SLLIS is an amazing educational opportunity for our children - combining the cognitive benefits of language immersion with the highly sought after International Baccalaureate... more »

  BishopF wrote:

Berean Christian Academy was started to meet the needs of a growing number of parents in the Monett, MO community that wanted a Christian education for their children. BCA is considered a non-demonminational school with a Weslyan heritage. It began... more »