Find Emergency Assistance Nonprofits and Charities

  ButterflyHavenInc. wrote:

Why I give to Butterfly Haven, Inc.www.butterflyhaveninc.comMy heart has always wanted to help and encourage others. What better way then reaching out and embracing those who need it most, foster children. For 13 years I have been a... more »

  Laura Smith wrote:

While in the Jacksonville, FL airport last fall I saw the rocking chairs of the Wounded Warrior Project and picked up information. Thinking our service people need support and assistance from all Americans I included the WWP in my year end giving for... more »

  tim5 wrote:

I love what VAC does, and I love it when I'm able to fly a mission for a veteran and/or a Vet's family. My last mission was a bust because of a mechanical issue with the plane and I felt really badly for having let them down. This was on December 26... more »

  grandmalj wrote:

I was raised on positive thinking and giving to others. When I discovered Modest Needs, I knew I'd found a charity worthy of my limited resources. I've been disabled for nearly 20 years, but I make sure my small donation goes monthly to this resourceful... more »

  jitsumaster wrote:

This organization came through for me and my family by paying my delinquent mortgage. The total came to over $3,600.00! 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 »

  Feras Abdelrahman wrote:

Zakat Foundation of America is an organization that I can believe in. I sincerely respect the efforts of the organization for they are truly committed to affecting the lives of others. As a donor I'm proud to be affiliated with the organization. Unlike... more »

  AmyLee1218 wrote:

My family was referred to this organization in early 2010 by a VA counselor who knew that we desperately needed some quality family time. The application process for a vacation was simple and straightforward, and within a couple of days we were scheduled... more »

  4Lakota wrote:

One Spirit delivers food to the elders and children of Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. In a location where diet related disease is epidemic, One Spirit offers a long-term solution by providing organic fresh/frozen produce to the families that... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

USA Cares is supposed to be empathetic towards military service members and stress causing situations. USA Cares does not understand that a veteran will tough out for prolonged periods of time and stressful situation. USA Cares criteria of time frame... more »

  Sally wrote:

What I like especially about CAIN is the way that anyone coming in its doors is welcomed as a guest and treated with respect. In return, the guests come to think of the volunteers and staff as friends, and the room where they wait their turn to go through... more »

  MAK wrote:

No bells, no whistles, no huge salaries or administrative expenses; NHCO defines “full-service” and embellishes it with efficiency and seven pounds of caring. Over 6300 services were delivered last year. But that doesn’t really reflect... more »

  plzmommy wrote:

Missouri has one of the BEST Op. Homefronts I have ever seen. They helped our families with a holiday party. It was absolutely amazing, the kids each received gifts and they were so nice. They helped make the event wonderful for the children, youth, teens... more »

  Meyla wrote:

One Warm Coat has a simple mission with a HUGE impact. We are trying to provide coats for those in need of all ages. We work hard to make it easy for any individual, group, business or school to run a coat drive and connect with a local agency to assist... more »

  Sylvia8 wrote:

Since my divorce, I have periodically found my kids and myself in some tough spots, but Tri-Lakes Cares has always come through for us in many ways. Their volunteers are amazing, and I don't know what we would do without them. It's such a relief knowing... more »

  tracy hogan wrote:

Marin Adopt a Family is one non-profit where I can give and know my gift makes a direct impact. My husband and I helped distribute Christmas gifts to the underserved in our community last year. We saw, first-hand their joy and sincere appreciation.... more »

  C. Britton wrote:

When I retired in April, I found I needed some volunteer work to fill my time. I stopped in at The Lord's Pantry and immediately felt at home. The organization began about 40 years ago, as a small service within a local church. Today it has grown to... more »

  Linda K.1 wrote:

Mississippi Coats4Kidz is awesome. Since 2015 we have worked with some amazing kids. They are loving and all they need is a coat for the cold weather. This has truly been a blessing for me as well. Feela good to help others. more »

  Monica Reyes wrote:

I have been a proud volunteer and board member of Irving Cares for several years, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the quality of service our staff and volunteers provide our community. As an Irving resident, a corporate donor and personal donor, I'm... more »

  Kathy J. wrote:

Paws and Think is a non-profit organization supporting the needs of the At-Risk community, with a focus on youth. We offer therapy dog teams for schools, libraries, hospitals, group therapy and other needs as they arise. Our teams volunteer their time... more »

  davidmadausjr wrote:

Does not spend enough on ttts families and research. Took in $90k and spent $3k on families while $50k was paid out in salary. more »

  Fergumungus wrote:

These ladies are doing amazing work! Their commitment and dedication to women & children in need is very inspiring. more »

  lydibug wrote:

Since as early as I can remember, God has placed this organization on my heart for prayer and I continually do so. I do hope to volunteer actively in the future. God bless everyone involved and sharing His love to those who hunger and thirst. more »

  Joye Bryant D. wrote:

A support charity with "great heart" constantly looking for ways to support our United States Service members and honor our deserving Veterans, tirelessly working on their behalf! Donations REALLY go to the bottom line. more »

  ssmyser wrote:

I am a member and volunteer for the Assistance League of Las Vegas and have been for over 3 years. I feel honored and proud to be a part of such a wonderful organization. All of our wonderful members unselfishly work hard donating their time with love... more »

  teresa57 wrote:

I can not praise this foundation anymore, to anyone, than I already have!! I never realized there was such an organization till I saw it, by mistake, on the internet. I was searching for help for my one year old nephew and family- that has biliary atresia... 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 »

  RabidreaderinCO wrote:

I have volunteered with Angel Covers for 5+ years and the level of commitment to their mission is heartwarming. They have done a great job of supporting programs as fully as they can without extending themselves to a point where the programs (a.k.a the... more »

  alvin3 wrote:

I was looking for a charity to help Haiti and came across these guys. As I do with all charities I looked at their 990 long form from 2007. In it there is an extraordinary expense for $2,600,000+ (2.6 million dollars plus) for "Concert Expense").... more »

  charene wrote:

on june12th 2015 Ronald smith was found to be deceased by his girlfriend in his truck at 330am in the morning. in a state of shock and not knowing what to do I got on a truckers sight and was told to contact truckers final mile. which I did. this man... more »

  Writer wrote:

We have worked with NOVA ScriptsCentral for many years. Without their continuing aid we would be unable to have as robust a pharmacy program for our patients. Many of the drugs they provide we and our patients are unable to afford. Through the access,... more »

  borneo wrote:

My experience working together (I am the housing director at a non-profit in Midwood, Brooklyn) with the this superb organization has been tremendous. The level of dedication of the staff and of the central office is to be emulated. This organization... more »

  Corinned wrote:

I have been on the board of The Time Is Now to Help for many years. The organization is working hard to bring awareness to, and assistance to, the many poverty stricken living in the United States. I have seen first hand how life-changing The Time Is... more »

  Sandy Ohlsson wrote:

IOCP is an organization with a very clear mission, fabulous leadership and a history of making a huge impact on the communities they serve. Being a Board member of IOCP has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. IOCP makes a difference in... more »

  mobileUser426665 wrote:

Organized friendly staff. People need to know about this great organization more »

  vyang wrote:

I grew up in the West Valley region since childhood and only discovered WVCS 5 years ago when I started working here. I never knew the agency existed or about it's services and in the last 5 years have learned more about my community that I did growing... more »

  marge2 wrote:

For the last 39 years MEND has consistently served the poor of the northeast San Fernando Valley. Their social service programs cover a wide range of needs and offer job training as well. It is frugally run with only 6% of its budget used for administration... more »

  Christin1357 wrote:

WVRF,I wanted to take a moment to thank you for all that you have done for me and my family. After Hurricane Irma, we had a lot of damage to our home, putting us into a very tough predicament. I am a medically retired Army Veteran with progressive... more »

  spncrsmommy wrote:

Without this organization I don't know where we would be in terms of diapering our children. My youngest had a bad reaction to disposables and we could no longer afford to buy them. It was coming to down to having to choose between what bills to pay and... more »

  Vicki32 wrote:

Being a part of Nazareth House Apostolate is more than a position as board member or donor or volunteer - its being a part of a family that works together to help each other out. From the giver to the receiver, everyone gets to know each other - there... more »

  linzk411 wrote:

I became involved with Operation Warm (OW) as an intern because I want to make a difference for youth who are faced with poverty. I am impressed with the large scale production of new coats that are distributed across 33 states! This year Operation Warm... more »

  PastorLonnie wrote:

I have volunteered at the Prodisee Pantry since approximately May 2007. My family and I have also been the recipient of their help. First, my personal story. In July 2007 I was diagnosed as having Stage IV oropharyngeal cancer (a cancer of... more »

  akzucco wrote:

I could have selected a couple of categories as donor, volunteer and member of the public in the community...but donor spoke the most of my relationship with the Foothill Unity Center. The work done by the Foothill Unity Center stands head and shoulders... more »

  pogo78 wrote:

In 2008 I was new to my company and was looking for ways to connect with other employees. The e-mail I received to join the Cheerful Givers was the perfect opportunity to allow me to give back to the community and meet others at my new company. My first... more »

  h2HOPE wrote:

I had the opportunity to assist the Lighthouse this year prepare grocery bags for Thanksgiving for the less fortunate in our community, and wow it went wonderfully. We packed 1000 bags in five hours and their team was just great. The Lighthouse had all... more »

  Terri wrote:

This is a truly grassroots organization. I organized the very first Bowling for Boobies event in 2004 to benefit my friend Edith- who was suffering financial hardship in addition to fighting a particularly aggressive breast cancer. After going into remission,... more »

  JHebert wrote:

This entity is well run and serves an enormously important role in the greater Springfield area. Their continued commitment to lifting the spirits of their clients and providing guidance and sustenance on many levels is the hallmark of this long time... more »

  Mike A.4 wrote:

This is an organization I truly believe in. They started out with very little and have worked so hard to help the less fortunate. I admire them so much. If ever a missionary organization was worth of help it's GSG Missions!!! more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization defiantly lives up their mission statement, by demonstrating compassion. Sharing Life feeds the hungry, clothe the poor, and provide educational enrichment classes to individuals in the healthcare field . I've witnessed "broken" people... more »

  danismoma wrote:

As a single mom I recently learned about this amazing organization in my community. I have two kids and feel very alone here. They have given me hope and have made me feel like with their workshops and case management I will be able to finish school... more »

  sbarbieri wrote:

After retiring from SCS, I have volunteered for over 15 years. I see families that despite working three jobs have trouble making ends meet. One unexpected medical or car repair bill means they can¹t pay their rent or utility bill. Many seniors face... more »

  Writer wrote:

The book Living Fulfilled has changed my life.....it has opened my eyes to love and hope. The author takes you on an inspirational journey that shows just how one ordinary individual can help change the world. It also teaches you how to pay it forward.... more »

  Maureen Reenie Connelly M. wrote:

Mercy Mall serves those in need by providing practical necessities (i.e. clothings, housewares, etc) but they do so much more. Every visitor is treated with love and respect no matter what their circumstances. It is the goal of MM that everyone feels... more »

  gmartino wrote:

This nonprofit is the best one I have ever been associated with. I participated in their Race/Walk, then began volunteering there when I retired. I now serve as vice president of their board. We serve 8000 people per month in the county through our agencies.... more »

  A Hand Up-NOVA wrote:

The NOVA Diaper Bank, operated by A Hand Up - NOVA, Inc. is a proud member of the National Diaper Bank Network serving families with babies in need in Loudoun and Fairfax Counties. We’re excited to announce Diaper Bank Awareness Week from September... more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) has been feeding hungry families for several decades and is considered the primary charity of the north Clark County Washington community. Their board is more dedicated than any other board I know, and they work... more »

  Keri S. wrote:

Care packages for our military are VITAL to morale and the dedicated volunteers of Camp Courage make it happen ALL THE TIME! I know that my son has benefited by receiving multiple care packages and it has done SO much to encourage him to keep going. The... more »

  maryeileenrogers wrote:

The ladies at Wings For Success are truly wonderful!!!! The one-on-one attention that each client gets made me feel like a princess for the time I spent there. Mary Pat (the lady who helped me) took the time to ask me my favorite colors and what type... more »

  jkendellen wrote:

I served on the finance committee for Sparrow Clubs and was greatly touched by the story behind this non-profit. This organization locates schools and businesses interested in helping local families which children in medical need. The school... more »

  Bayview wrote:

As one of the local pastors in the area, we look to Lighthouse to make up the difference with services to the community we cannot provide at Bayview Christian Center. They are an awesome group of folks who truly care about the needs of the local community... more »

  Zuzana P. wrote:

Crete for Life has been going on for many years, providing a safe refuge for numerous children from difficult circumstances. It is wonderful to see kids to flourish just after few weeks as personal care, attention, fun and activities in this healthy environment... more »

  john soghomonian wrote:

OFR is an amazing organization that helps so many people who make daily sacrifices in preserving our rights and freedoms as Americans. The leadership is great and the hearts of the leaders and organization is greater. more »

  R.N. wrote:

I have worked with non-profit organizations for many years now, and I have never been so impressed with the sincerity, compassion, and dedication of an organization as I am with Zaman International. Anyone who gets involved with Zaman, whether as a client,... more »

  gemmasangels wrote:

WE MADE SANTA CRY…and didn’t feel bad about itThe year was 1995 and I’d just finished a children’s event with surplus food. A friend told me of a newly-opened and struggling homeless shelter that could use the leftovers.... more »

  Sarah S. wrote:

I have been a UCM donor for the last year because I believe that the work that they do is powerfully important. I learned about UCM through idealist.org and their website, but to truly understand the scope of what they do, you really have to talk to... more »

  BIDK wrote:

I am highly impressed at the number of services Baldwin Center provides for those who are under-served in the community of Pontiac, MI. Adults enjoy ESL and fitness classes. They receive emergency funding when monies are available. And, the homeless... more »

  Rick R.6 wrote:

I started at WeCAN as a volunteer jobs counselor. One of the folks I helped had some background in carpentry, so I helped him apply for a job at Home Depot. Two days later, he came through our front door and asked our receptionist “What does the number... more »

  Just Jim wrote:

I have been conected to Center of Hope for over two years. During this time I have watched a change of direction that has resulted in truly changed lives. Like so many providers they began as a basic provision provider, food, utility assistance and... more »

  Zamfiram wrote:

In june 2011 my wife, briannie and i had the wonderful opportunity to do something that we will always be grateful for. during our vacation to romania, we prioritized a visit to the romanian orphanage sponsored by heart of romania children's foundation.... more »

  erinhertha wrote:

People Loving Nashville is operated by the most caring humans. They love their community and volunteers well, and go above and beyond for some of the most vulnerable people in the city. I am honored to volunteer with this organization and to be... more »

  DottyM wrote:

As foster parents, myself and my husband have raised 12 children. “Now we’re in a position where we need help,” As former nurse, I was recently diagnosis with cancer it was a major hit for our family. For the past three years, my family has... more »

  meg baldino wrote:

I wasn't always a board member at Bean's Cafe. Although I recently moved into a new job, I spent the last decade as a journalist in Anchorage. For years I covered Bean's cafe in the news. Mostly the good the organization was doing for the homeless... more »

  JThompson72 wrote:

Great organization that genuinely cares about the people they help. I think it is easy to forget how long they have been serving people in this community. I believe they fulfill an essential role in our society. Their staff and volunteers live out God's... more »

  calliemorris wrote:

Awesome group that helps local families with food and other necessities. They also have a backpack program for school kids who do not have enough food at home. Wonderful organization! more »

  Kyle K. wrote:

My sister Amanda Krueger works at Hope Harbor and asked Michael and I to help Hope Harbor move to their new living and work place. And while we were there our sister told us a little about it. The People working at Hope Harbor along with the people staying... more »

  Tricia11 wrote:

Provide Inc. has been an immense help to our home educating co-op called Enrichment Hub in Troy, MI. Through their help and coordination, we were able to donate over 100 Easter baskets to the needy here in Detroit, send multiple care packages to the... more »

  Efern4 wrote:

Americans Helping Americans helps people throughout America but with most of their focus on the forgotten areas of this nation - like Appalachia where some of the poorest struggle to survive. more »

  leezard wrote:

Puerto Rico Rise Up was an amazing help after Hurricane Maria in Vieques, Puerto Rico. Our small island lost our Medical Center, it was condemned after Maria and is still not rebuilt. Puerto Rico Rise Up helped out with dire medical needs. They helped... more »

  VICRC wrote:

Valley Interfaith is a wonderful place to work! We love our volunteers, staff, and members! more »

  Kathy E.2 wrote:

Thrive Peninsula is more than just a building where assistance in different forms can be found. It's a staff of friendly, caring, compassionate people with a true desire to make a difference in our community.I am disabled, early 60s and when... more »

  Jose L.1 wrote:

My experience with this organization has been wonderful seeing the good things that has been done for our community is amazing Enchanted keep up the Good work great Job !!! more »

  Risa Alpert S. wrote:

Love the work they do! Such an incredible cause run by wonderful people who are making a big difference! more »

  hellony wrote:

Before volunteering at DASH, I lived in my own bubble and was not aware of the seriousness of domestic violence and sexual abuse and how women (along with their children) who were victims, suffered . DASH educated me through from their volunteering orientation... more »

  Juan wrote:

The people who run this organization CARE! They work with limited resources and accomplish a trmendous feat. They find ways to do the impossible. more »

  Zalke wrote:

Silver Source does an amazing job helping Seniors in their community with needs such as keeping the lights and heat on when they are troubled or taking them to Dr appointments when they have no other way of getting there. When Covid hit they instantly... more »

  Jazmine C. wrote:

Blessed by Success Outreach Ministries is a great organization that is making a difference in our community. They are about “changed” lives. Blessed by Success Outreach Ministries is a Christian based organization that meets the spiritual needs of... more »

  katiehoward wrote:

Open Hands has been faithfully serving Anderson County's neediest residents with food, love and encouragement. A typical month brings nearly 400 families, representing almost 800 individuals, to our doorstep. These families live in poverty, and find themselves... more »

  ALMemberLM wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Assistance League of Boise since 2014. They amaze me more each and every year as I see us make sales in our Thrift Shop where the proceeds support almost 25,000 underserved children in Ada County that receive clothing, supplies... more »

  B.Reed wrote:

I have worked with several non-profits in the Pierce County area but becoming involved with FISH Food Banks of Pierce County has been a great learning experience. The work they accomplish with less than 5 paid employees is remarkable. FISH has developed... more »

  DUDDLEY wrote:

Survivor Mitzvah is going into the area’s hardest hit by anti-Semitic persecution & the Holocaust where their was no-aid for decades & they are helping folks that were often overlooked by other folks ! more »

  trainman452 wrote:

Super charity to provide servicemen overseas, especially in Korea and the Middle east, with gift cards and other items to show them that we here in the States appreciate what they do. Started by a young high school s tudent, and has grown to... more »

  75khakum wrote:

such a simple idea that has been executed beautifully. They go to N.Y.C. area hospitals and pick up at no cost unused and good used equipment and medical supplies the hospitals no longer need. They warehouse and inventory the material in a Yonkers faciltiy... more »

  Leaonna D. wrote:

This is a great non-profit and provide a number of services to the homeless community. I've volunteered at a few of their events and I'm highly impressed. Project Educate is truly making a difference. more »

  bsjep wrote:

Amazing experience for my entire family. My husband and 2 oldest children worked with PADS for many years, until the birth of my 2 youngest children. My boys grew so much from the experience. They got to listen to the men (guests) at the site and learned... more »

  Karen108 wrote:

This is a charity that helps women and children who have been abused. I am donating time and money to this worthy cause. This is a true necessity for our world. Women and children who have been abused need a safe place to build their strength and confidence.... more »

  Unknown wrote:

We are a Colorado based non-profit organization that owns and manages affordable housing. Energy Outreach Colorado has been a tremendous help to our organization as they helped us winterize one of our Denver projects and by doing so helped 149 families... more »

  proof wrote:

Volunteering at Nabhi Christian Ministries is always a wonderful experience. Their special events add significant contributions in providing quality experiences for at-risk youth of all ages. I am looking forward to volunteering at their annual Children's... more »

  gunnerman47 wrote:

5th Squad has been an important go-to for our agency's Veteran referral process.They have consistently taken each of our referrals with great enthusiasm and have always provided superior assistance on each occasion. Positive results are happing... more »

  kduff07 wrote:

Everyone is so nice and loving! I can tell helping people and helping my family is truly what they love to do. There is no hidden agendas and they don’t judge anyone. Thank you for being a huge help to me and my children ❤️ more »

  Ole wrote:

I lived in Marin County for over 30 years and have always had the highest regard for Ritter Center. They help locally for those in need get back on track to get the necessities for living, medical help and provide a very valuable service to the community... more »

  Paul61 wrote:

Charity Newsies provides warm winter clothing for needy school age children. Since 1907, 100% of all donations have gone to clothe school children in the Greater Columbus area. The commitment to 100% charity is the heart of Charity Newsies' success and... more »

  KeepTheFaith wrote:

Several Source Shelters is more than a shelter for pregnant women. It is a place where these needy women can find a home and a “family” who cares about them and helps them to succeed in life. They learn life skills, attend Bible study and chastity... more »

  mhoward wrote:

As Principal of the Grieco School in Englewood, our children were the first in our school district to receive the Weekend Snack Packs last school year. The program has been so successful that it has been brought to the Kindergarten families at the Quarles... more »

  Jim H. wrote:

I have been a volunteer with RESCU almost since its inception. We have held many fund-raising events, including some quite imaginative ones, and one thing that shines through all the events is the community spirit and desire to help. The community... more »

  smarie00 wrote:

I have volunteered at AIDNW for about half a year now. AIDNW does a great job at making everyone feel welcomed. The second I joined I noticed that this organization does a great job at promoting their message which is to help immigrants who have been... more »

  catiecal wrote:

I was looking for a long time to find my go-to volunteer place and as soon as I found The Outreach House I knew my search was over. I feel truly valued for the work I do, it is a space where I am welcomed to share my gifts, ideas, and concerns to help... more »

  survivorgirl wrote:

Six years ago I left a violent and unstable home with my child. I left with literally nothing and started a new life. Women of Worth helped me with furniture, clothing, food and helped me to rebuild my self esteem. Women of worth saved our lives. I was... more »

  anndrobinson wrote:

My journey with Hope for Haiti's Children began on my quest to meet one of our precious sponsored children. In 2016, my husband and I began sponsoring one of the Cazeau orphans knowing only a few pieces of her story. The more I learned about her story... more »

  BinkyJ45 wrote:

SERVE offers much needed services to the community, and include food distribution, a temporary shelter, transitional housing, workshops and support services, assistance in navigating social services. People sometimes get a bad hand dealt to them, and... more »

  william5 wrote:

I am an architect. I met the founder of this nonprofit in 1988. She is a very caring woman and has the interest of women and children close to her heart. The organization takes two or three families a year and make sure they get all the help they need... more »

  smiller8451 wrote:

I have had nothing but grief from this place, they are rude and will not help my family of 5 in desperate need. I am disabled and cannot work and sometimes need help. The staff is rude and judgemental, and the Director (With long black/brown hair) is... more »

  mkeforyou wrote:

I have been absolutely touched by the mission and vision of Sophia's Heart. I have been a volunteer and a monthly donor for the last two years. I have seen my donation truly make a difference in the lives of children and families. This is a great... more »

  Lea Dingman King wrote:

The Springfield Victory Mission was recommended to me by my Church, Northside Christian Church to reach out to our neighbors in need, Upon finding the Mission, I found my home. A place for growth, a place for character building, a place where you... more »

  Amy wrote:

Family Service Association is the best "hometown" charitable organization in America. It brings nearly every segment of the Redlands community together in assisting those in need in the area, primarily focused on families with children, but single men... more »

  SAAF-NC wrote:

I had no where to go for help. My credit was poor and my family could not help me. A fellow Soldier told me about the SAAF and how they have helped hundreds of military families in NC. I put in my application and within 24 hours I received the money... more »

  Emma23 wrote:

Run by a devoted gold star father, this non-profit puts it's heart and hard work into helping the families of our fallen. more »

  Harvestnowinc wrote:

Harvest NOW is a five fold ministry that is taking the message of God's love, healing and restoration to the millions of people who are waiting to hear the name of Jesus Christ. Together with over 400 full time missionaries, pastors, evangelists and teachers... more »

  Nicole wrote:

I decided to intern here after meeting some of the staff and seeing the atmosphere at Sarah's Circle. The clients, staff, and volunteers care about one another, and it shows. I absolutely must recommend this place for anyone who wants to help empower... more »

  Carrie-Michal M. wrote:

Anderson Interfaith Ministries (AIM) is a wonderful non-profit organization that focuses on several important needs in the community of Anderson County. The biggest programs are Emergency Assistance, Hunger Ministries, and Women and Children Succeeding... more »

  vc82316 wrote:

My visit at ASG has been very productive and has given me a lot of insight of what i need to straighten out for myself. Very valuable information, I'm so grateful to be a part of this organization and I look forward to attending the monthly meetings.... more »

  Of One Accord Volunteer wrote:

Of One Accord Ministry serves two Appalachian Counties, Hawkins and Hancock in upper East Tennessee with food assistance offering three conveninetly located food pantries. Each year nearly 35 tractor trailer truck loads of food are distributed to those... more »

  annie wrote:

I first learned of Circle of Care for Families of Children with Cancer when asked to volunteer on a fundraiser about 4 years ago. I have been volunteering ever since because I know my efforts can make a big difference! What is immediately appealing... more »

  x96535 wrote:

I was invited to attend an annual event hosted by Soldier's Wish in Tulsa, OK, over Veteran's Day 2021. Among the attendees were individuals chosen to receive previously unmet needs in their lives. One such recipient had only been identified the... more »

  Patty Proctor D. wrote:

It's From the Heart, Inc is truly "from the heart". I found out a lady with cancer had been living for months , without a refrigerator. IFTH stepped up and gave her a refrigerator. I know people that have lost everything from fires and IFTH is there... more »

  pfhofland wrote:

I volunteered with Service NC State in Raleigh NC and we packaged meals for Stop Hunger Now. It was such a fun experience! The CEO spoke at our event and his passion and love for this organizations mission drove everyone to work hard and exceed our... more »

  EspeciallyDogs wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Old Town Mission. All of the people are really nice and always willing to help others. I help with a lot of different things including food drives, the Kid's Shop, and special events. I especially like working with Jessica, the... more »

  SFkrisb wrote:

My daughters and I really enjoy volunteering for Make It Home. It is great to be hands-on in volunteering and seeing the final result of our efforts at the end of our volunteer shift. We get to be creative and have fun while doing good for others.... more »

  spollyea wrote:

Interfaith Community Services (ICS) has more than doubled the output of its Food Bank operation in the last four years. Staffed by caring, compassionate volunteers ICS serves up to 90 clients per day out of a meager 400 square foot facility. The Monday... more »

  LMMKOFK wrote:

I volunteer on the Board and through my local church. It is a privilege to serve our community in this way and to help WFCM meet the needs of so many experiencing food and housing insecurity. more »

  handbaglady10 wrote:

Hello I just wanted to drop you a quick THANK YOU! I am a Domestic Violence Advocate for the only Domestic Violence Shelter in the City of Detroit. (Interim House) I facilitate the Woman to Woman Support Group at Peggy Place (Cots) with Gina Harris.... more »

  yogimeditator wrote:

Greer Relief is very dear to my heart. I once fell on hard times and went to Greer Relief for assistance. My experience there was very positive and the staff treated me with the utmost kindness and respect. I had never been to such and organization and... more »

  Sandy wrote:

The Place has been a blessing in Forsyth County,GA since 1975 assisting residents with emergency basic survival needs. Residents in crisis come to us when they do not have the means to purchase food or life sustaining medication. If they have a utility... more »

  Dudley F. wrote:

I started volunteering for BCM in 1998 because my mother suggested it. I served on various committees until 2001 when I was able to start volunteering as an intake counselor and helpline attendant. I was so moved by the clients and impressed with BCM's... more »

  Ben wrote:

Light of Life Rescue Mission is one outstanding organization. I began to donate to this charitable organization about 10 years ago because I wanted to help the downtrodden in the Pittsburgh region. And I wanted there to be a life changing truth connected... more »

  marketing-for-the-world wrote:

My sponsorship for my child has never been more personal and I receive any and all information from the organization whenever I ask. They share everything in the open including the finances online and they have the best children's choir, "Matsiko" in... more »

  Mommyof1 wrote:

"I wanted to extend my gratitude once again, for all of Halo's help & guidance throughout this difficult & unfamiliar territory. I'm sure it weighs heavy on your hearts as well, if not personally relates to you as well. My partner, Quentin & I got the... more »

  jenna5 wrote:

I love what this organization stands for, and believe in the work they are doing in the lives of men and women. What I love even more, is the way my life changes, after every interaction with this organization and the people they serve. When you volunteer,... more »

  eddd wrote:

As a Board Member of Beverly Bootstraps, I have watched the staff and volunteers change the lives of thousands of people over the many years of my involvement. Bootstraps is a facile organization, able to adjust to the needs of any client who arrives.... more »

  ruth10 wrote:

I started donating to AMEN as a federal employee--choosing the group because it is a local charity and because it spent the lowest amount of money on administrative costs. When I retired 6 years ago, I volunteered and discovered just how AMEN keeps its... more »

  Tristian T. U. wrote:

Beautiful Feet is one of those organizations that doesn’t get talked about a lot because it’s not a massive organizations. But let me tell you, BF changed my life for the better and they are constantly changing the lives of hundreds of people around... more »

  Margaret wrote:

I have been involved with LVG for many years. It is an amazing organization in terms of its dedication to the literacy cause and to the community. LVG works with many adult learners and actively recruits, trains, and supports its tutors and volunteers.... more »

  1815Gano wrote:

This non-profit is awesome. They are really in the business of helping the community .They teach kids and mothers about God. I volunteered with this organization and they are so hospitable and ready to welcome you with the Love of God. The families that... more »

  John wrote:

We will never donate again. Abusive behavior to the people at the shelter. Use religion to demean people at the shelter. Carole Murphrey tells them that she is a prophet from God and gives them direct words from God. Uses this to abuse clients. Uses... more »

  Ikamva Labantwana wrote:

Over the past 4 years The Lunchbox Fund has helped us feed 480 children with daily meals. Their support has helped many children in our programme to thrive in their studies and to sleep with a full tummy, most of our children come from homes where there... more »

  kjh4evertired@aol.com wrote:

I have been with CSA for a bout 3 years. My daughters an I have volunteered during Thanksgiving when we prepacked lots of grocery bags for the clients. The agency is very organized and makes sure the food is presentable, clean and easy to get to when... more »

  elschnurbusch wrote:

I had a great experience at Valley Missions! It is a wonderful organization and it does a lot for the community. I felt like I really made a difference when I was volunteering in the food pantry and kitchen. I felt that the volunteer coordinator did a... more »

  Will Frye wrote:

As a college student, I never really knew all the things that Good Samaritan did for the community. I knew that they helped people with food, but not until I started working here did I understand that they try to help people with almost every facet of... more »

  Barry White wrote:

The Navy-Marine Corps Relief Society provided financial assistance of $50 million to nearly 100,000 active and retired Sailors and Mrines in 2010. Founded in 1904, this non-profit organization has directly served over 4 million servicemembers with over... more »

  My1wish wrote:

Filled with gratitude, I have always wanted to "give back" to others. When I retired and found Daystar, I was impressed first with the very high percentage (95%) of contributions going back to the community. In selecting a non-profit to work with, it... more »

  ellenkern wrote:

Not to disparage the work that Children's Hunger Relief Fund may carry out, the organization participates in unsolicited mailings requesting donations. I have never donated or provided my personal contact information to CHRF, yet received mail solicitation.... more »

  marge wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Community Food Share for over 10 years, and during that time I’ve had the privilege of being a part of its impact on fighting hunger in our community. Due to the generosity of our community and the dedication of the staff... more »

  Kurt wrote:

Koinonia supports our community so our JROTC class works hard to support Koinonia. Last year we held several events (fundraisers, food drive) and this year we are working on a coat drive already. Everything donated is greatly appreciated and the staff... more »

  Writer wrote:

Volunteering with Outreached Arms becomes addictive because you get immediate reward for your work. It’s is gratifying and invigorating to serve with Outreached Arms! The Tuesday Meals are fast-paced and there’s a spot for every skill set to successfully... more »

  Shaun C. wrote:

Becoming homeless in most cases is not an individuals choice, and it is because of non profits like the Vacaville Opportunity house that people in our community have a place to turn to when needed. The Opportunity House is by far the best non profit in... more »

  hank wrote:

HI IM 13 AND I LOVE TO HELP PEOPLE IN MY COMMUNITY.IM A VERY POSITIVE PERSON AND DOING THIS MAKES ME SMILE EVRYDAY.ITS A VERY HAPPY HELPING ENVIRONMENT AND I LOVE BEING AROUND IT. more »

  rlopez wrote:

Through the good work of United Way of Tucson and Southern Arizona, in particular the Green Valley Satellite office, I was able to get certified to be a family childcare provider and started my own business. They connected me to tools and information... more »

  smrtpeple wrote:

I have volunteered and helped Angel heart Pajama Project for the past few years. I knew the mother of Matty Croissant and Maria Patterson, and was impressed by the vision they had for this organization,I have helped deliver book to many organizations... more »

  bonk wrote:

Being a Vincentian has meant so much to me. It is a great way to meet my neighbors. People who I never would have met otherwise. To hear their stories and able to help them is a real blessing. Sure there are some that take advantage but there are... more »

  Brian wrote:

Catholic Charities USA has been a national leader since 1910 advocating for just social policies and practicing best models of serving persons, families and communities. Catholic Charities started in 1910 to be the "attorney for the poor" in terms of... more »

  jfranco1982 wrote:

This agency goes above and beyond in helping the community. Everyone shows compassion, professionalism and empathy. Everyone that walks through those doors are considered family. They are amazing! more »

  rmg88 wrote:

They have provided fosters in our rural community with the food and other necessary items to help us provide for the lives we take in. They’re an amazing group of dedicated animal lovers who go above and beyond to help. more »

  jmeurer wrote:

I work with children in foster care. Sometimes the county funds do not extend far enough to support the foster you (clothing, school supplies, furniture, etc,). When these moments take place myself and many of my peers turn to CYN to help fill the gaps.... more »

  AnniesDoodlebugz.com wrote:

Food Bank for the heartland is making such a HUGE difference not only in it's home base city of Omaha Nebraska, but they serve most of Nebraska and western Iowa! They have grown with so many great programs. They serve around 300 food pantries and distribute... more »

  Michelle V wrote:

I have been involved with OHAAT both personally and professionally for about 10 years. Their dedication for helping the community by way of their Mission, year after year, is beyond extraordinary. They are truly one of my favorite non-profit organizations.... more »

  goodjob wrote:

We drove by Manna On Main Street a week ago and the line of women, children and men waiting for food broke our hearts. I am so thankful that there are people like Manna on Main to open everyday and feed those in need. Thank you hope we can continue to... more »

  cbjmd wrote:

My son worked with Samaritan Ministry as an intern one summer twenty years ago, and I was so impressed with the organization that I joined in on their Christmas parties and other intermittent volunteer efforts over the years. Our church, St. Francis... more »

  windy777 wrote:

friendly Center help more than 1000 family each year. They make sure that they have enough food to provide to everyone. They have their big party that include food and toys every year for people live in Orange, Garden Grove, and Placentia. Friendly Center... more »

  rileyg wrote:

Volunteers always have the same reaction...this is a fun place to work and everyone is so nice. That has been my experience as well. I had a passion for cooking and homeless people and started volunteering at the SoupMobile because they were they only... more »

  lefteye02 wrote:

Im a federal employee and I had went to this organization which did not bother to help me. It seems like they want to make up an excuse of not assisting employees in dire situations and their employee had given me a useless advice, telling me to google... more »

  rmlindenau wrote:

My kids and I recently had to move from a bad living environment with no furniture. I emailed Beds for Kids while we were staying in a hotel room until our new apartment was ready and I honestly was thinking hey it's a long shot but worth a try. The next... more »

  Janet N. wrote:

Gaithersburg HELP is a non-profit that assists local families with assistance for basic needs including food, infant diapers and formula, prescriptions and transportation to medical and social service appointments. Clients are scheduled to come to the... more »

  Tricia wrote:

I love Coastside Hope! I am a volunteer for the newly formed Special Delivery Program. I am one of 25 donor families who is matched up with a family in need. Each month we purchase $35 worth of household supplies such as toilet paper, laundry detergent... more »