Find Emergency Assistance Nonprofits and Charities

  jordan.randy wrote:

We are a non profit organization that takes no money for profit 100 percent goes back to veterans in surrounding areas we are volunteers only we take pride in what we do we do light moves, firewood,heating oil, propane some bills to get vets back on their... more »

  landonshope2016 wrote:

Love this place . I have ran this place for 6 years . more »

  Rape victim wrote:

I have been trying to reach anyone fron women with willpower. I would like to donate my time however no one will respond to calls, emails, website contact page, or direct email. Are they still in business, is this a scam? more »

  karilynnlane wrote:

It's amazing to see the impact we can have through this organization. The Friday Backpack Program provides food to local students and at the food packing events teachers tell of how impactful it is for their students. The Abundant Blessings program... more »

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  Kae S. wrote:

My experience with Well in the Desert began five years ago when a friend introduced me to Arlene Rosenthal the President of Well in the Desert. She is a dynamo who makes things happen. I liked her energy immediately. I wanted to give back for all the... more »

  Jane222 wrote:

Now called. Lifespring, this is my favorite local charity. They have a retail (thrift) store at the mall, so its' easy to bring your designer items to the mall, before you take more stuff home. Who wants a cluttered house? All the volunteers are not paid,... more »

  CarmenChristian wrote:

TOUCH was incorporated in 2009. TOUCH INC. helps cancer patients in Vanderburgh and Warrick counties with up to $250 per month for up to 12 months, non-medical financial assistance such as: T-transportation, O-out-of-pocket expenses, U-utilities,... more »

  kscd05 wrote:

I am new to the area and was searching for a non-profit charity to volunteer at. When I called Lela Lilyquist she was friendly and enthusiastic. I showed up the following week and jumped into volunteering feet first. Portamento of Hope Inc. accomplishes... more »

  CatsAreGreat24 wrote:

I'm the developer of the website, and they sent me a radio. It works perfectly. more »

  pamschou wrote:

Great group of individual caring for their neighbors. They have been providing free produce every Tuesday during the Covid crisis. Now the biggest need is help with utilities, prescriptions and rent. What a truly loving group of staff and volunteers.... more »

  Denise_L wrote:

No one can do everything but everyone can do something! I've lived by that theory for decades; regularly donating to various non profit organizations. Why donate? Simply it's the right thing to do! We should be willing to *share* with those less fortunate,... more »

  Karen3025 wrote:

This nonprofit helped me when I was in need due to a job layoff. I received energy assistance and weatherization of my home. They were an A+ organization to work with and I was so grateful for the economic assistance when I was in such need. more »

  JasonBeene wrote:

Helping people in need of food, serving the Lord the whole way, 5 stars for sure. more »

  DevelopYou wrote:

I met Donna of Rebuilding Alliance in Khan al-Ahmar, she was meeting with the leadership of this Bedouin Village and with the women to understand their concerns and fears, which she later turned into an advocacy campaign. With a local social worker,... more »

  donate4kidz wrote:

OUR FOUNDATION The Donate4kidz Foundation was founded in 2008 to enrich the lives of children and young adults.We raise funds for food, clothing, and school supplies that help the local community organizations and schools. We offer assistance... more »

  Willie T. wrote:

Plateau Outreach Ministries (POM) is primary social services center on the Enumclaw Plateau. I started volunteering in 2014 at the Food & Clothing Bank on Wednesdays and became involved on the Board of Directors in 2015. I currently volunteer as their... more »

  Isabella5521 wrote:

Reach and Restore is an amazing organization that supports people in need. The employees and volunteers are very understanding and kind, and go out of their way to help others. This organization does not only provide daily necessities, but also comfort... more »

  Tiff1194 wrote:

I completed my internship at HOPE and could not have asked for a better organization. The staff is so friendly and were all great mentors and leaders. The service provided to their homeless clients is unbeatable and they all have such a passion for... more »

  John Donald P. wrote:

I was in the Wholesale Produce Business. Back in the late 90's I would weekly bring a sack of onions, a box of bananas, a bag of potatoes & a box of tomatoes to our LCM Food Pantry. Pastor Eric Dawson had helped spearhead our pantry & its Ministry.... more »

  josie wrote:

I work with Philippine Vision in Cebu. My job is to feed kids at schools and to find housing for rescued kids. I also disribute clothes. more »

  sarella4 wrote:

Awful experience. The staff followed me around as if a notorious thief while I was browsing the the merchandise on display. It was nightmarish enough tolerating the disrespect and distrust shown to myself and to my fellow homeless residing in their... more »

  Mommyofthree410 wrote:

I met Caleb and Joshua at the popup pantry they run. There were so many young volunteers with them and were so kind and generous. I just lost my job and needed pull-ups for my daughter. They provided pull-ups wipes toothpaste toothbrushes andso much... more »

  Meaty wrote:

This place is great I donate all the time and I like to volunteer my time as much as possible. It's very easy to donate and even easier to volunteer. more »

  jt1945 wrote:

I was without work or support of any kind, living where I could. I encountered a member of the USCOC who counseled me spiritually and offered assistance. USCOC members told me about things I was entitled to and helped me contact the right offices - VA,... more »

  VeroniqueD wrote:

I volunteer at this center which offers groceries, fresh produce, and help with social services to those in need in our community. We have a great group of caring volunteers, and very few paid staff. We serve about 100 families a day, and everyone leaves... more »

  jaybird wrote:

Their web site has no financial information about their 501c...usually not a good sign. more »

  Joe H.4 wrote:

I contribute my time, talent, and treasure to Bottoms Up Diaper Drive because of my desire to help families who struggle to have enough diapers to keep their babies clean, dry, and healthy. When I learned about what Bottoms Up was doing and how much... more »

  jimmydmcghee wrote:

It was wonderful. We pulled together as a team and helped out a lot of people. I am proud to have been a part of Let It Begin With Me Disaster Relief and will continue helping out as long as their is a need. more »

  cherylannprenger wrote:

We are donors and volunteers for NPHY. The care and support they offer homeless and at risk youth in Las Vegas is amazing. They inspired my daughters to form their own non profit called Teens Helping Teens and they work full time to encourage and organize... more »

  Roberthudson12. wrote:

The community survival center the staff there are very funny they treat the customers like crap they rush them out the store they treat their employee with one employee that I know like crap she runs the back area seems like every time I go there they... more »

  derupert wrote:

My employer encourages us to volunteer and this is my favorite non-profit place to give my time. There is something special about giving a time and when walking out you see the lines of people waiting to get in to pick up food that will feed themselves... more »

  Ashley S.2 wrote:

A continued blessing to the community in providing assistance through the love of Christ and uplifting individuals in need and ensuring that each and every human being at the end of each day can maintain their dignity! God's Hygiene is where love wins!!! I... more »

  Writer wrote:

Came in for backpack drive and was completly disorganized. Building looks to be in complete disrepair. I was told to just come down and I would get a ticket for the drive....then....I get there and they tell me I need a list of documents. I spoke with... more »

  littlepeggy wrote:

Was so grateful for the help but there is one elderly woman that helps out there that makes you feel like it is coming out of her pocket. In times of need it is hard enough for someone like me to ask for help. This woman needs to learn a Little bit about... more »

  srafrank wrote:

We are an Outreach group of men , women, and youth, reaching out to the homeless in 3 counties in many cities. We also assist anyone that comes to our designated locations with books,food,clothes,hygiene,prayer,and a resource table full of brochures with... more »

  gloriatutt wrote:

I have volunteered and been a donor with HOPE for several years. I am amazed at what is accomplished with the limited amount of funds they receive. Pointe Coupee is a very poor Parish and HOPE tries to meet as many of those needs through grants, donations... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Melani_T wrote:

I learned of the End 68 Hours of Hunger program back in October of 2014 while having lunch with a friend. She mentioned the program was attempted to launch in Newmarket NH a few times without success. I asked her to tell me more about the program. ... more »

  vicchick wrote:

I am a single mom to 4 kids and I am battling breast cancer. I was recently ( sept 09) in a motorcycle accident and this foundation, which I found on facebook helped me with household bills. I just filled out a short application, explained my situation... more »

  jasoncda wrote:

I have personally seen CDAIDE step in and help struggling members of our community on five plus occasions now. Each time, the recipient of CDAIDE's support was facing difficult financial crisis from housing costs, medical bills, and or transportation... more »

  crash354 wrote:

Carolyn, who is the ED at Alpha was fantastic to work with. Her heart and vision for the organization is incredible. Her dedication and commitment to the organization and the clients they serve is inspiring. more »

  Katescookin wrote:

CEO Taylor Pates and support staff, volunteers are always available to provide services to all community partners. The local homeless and families losing their homes, CTP Enterprizes are right there. Mobile Hot Food trucks are needed and support for this... more »

  jeanlemmy wrote:

Hi my name is Jean Lemmy Saint-Cyr. I graduate from college and i would like to do some voluntary work with you guys. How can i proceed? How can i register? My phone number is 904-470-9441 . My email address is jeanlmasterg@aol.comThanks.best... more »

  robdoar wrote:

I have worked specifically with the Food Services division of Union Gospel Mission, and have had great experiences with them. They help thousands of people in the Twin Cities directly, and indirectly by partnering with other orginizations and utilizing... more »

  lm66204 wrote:

I would like to pulicly thank the American Children's Society for coming to the aid of my family in Kansas City, MO. After enduring a heart breaking illness to out youngest child, which required our constant care and presence, our utilties and other... more »

  bostontypist888 wrote:

urgent need for efficiency apartment or one furnished room more »

  ChrisG21 wrote:

This organization is truly a God sent! I have a personal experience with Footprints and they go above and beyond to make sure that you gain stability and they ensure continuos support and assistance even after you have transitioned.I was recently homeless... more »

  earlsibley08 wrote:

I feel like this is for a beautiful cause and I’m happy that there are people out there with good hearts willing to help more »

  lifetime53 wrote:

Widows Mite, a nonprofit developed and run with great love by Lana Hugo is what Christ is all about. Lana is energetic and interesting and wise and fun! She truly makes lemonade out of lemons....using everything she receives through donations to help... more »

  Sharon26 wrote:

The women who work at this human concerns are very very rude. I can not believe how I was treated today. They come and pick up our food that we give them free from our store and they were just mean. I have never had anyone be so mean. more »

  donor99 wrote:

I have donated through Axuda in the past more than once. The money that was donated to someone is supposed to be be paid pack into the donor's Axuda account eventually, so that the fund can be reused again and again. But I'm yet to see the funds coming... more »

  faithhopecharity wrote:

Good to help others with blankets. It is not hard doing something nice for others. This is a great start. more »

  dustinmasters wrote:

Great experience. Concerned, Caring, helpful. Miss Marcelina is the best!!! more »

  practicetheword wrote:

We can all assume or may know how our homeless brothers and sisters are fed and clothed....but a better question is "how are they shown love and compassion?" It is certainly through the works of North Tryon Commandos for Christ lead by Pastor Mary. Have... more »

  s_radcliff wrote:

Learned of this place from a counselor at the VA. Free meals for military vets! Great staff and conveniently located across the street from PIC (Partners In Careers), another awesome organization. more »

  MusicFan95 wrote:

Though this charity is for a good cause by helping children, as a consumer, you need to be aware of the vehicles we are buying. I bought a 97' Camry, was told it was well taken care of, took it to my mechanic and had put about five hundred dollars into... more »

  shan45 wrote:

MissionShoes from the Heart: A Journey of Compassion Since 2012. With the ongoing support of regional communities and organizations, we're expanding our reach across the US to continue helping local children in need.HeartAt Shoes from the... more »

  tkelly2 wrote:

they provide electricity and they keep people safe by telling the dangers of electricity. more »

  electrikfrog wrote:

I have both volunteered at and recieved services from this organization. They are wonderful to work with and willing to help in so many ways. more »

  Big D wrote:

Cell Phones For Life donates free emergency use cell phones to the elderly, the disabled and domestic violence victims and family shelters all over the U.S. These phones provide security and a sense of freedom. For the elderly they help these citizens... more »

  KingsandQueens wrote:

We have been volunteering here for 5+ years and we still stand in awe of all that God is doing in and through Broad Street Ministry Center. We are so glad to be a part of this BSMC family, and we recommend it to those in need and to those who desire to... more »

  mikegh wrote:

The St. Vincent de Paul Society works with the homeless, the hungry, and the marginalized in San Mateo County. They provide the basic necessities to help individuals and families "bridge the gap" from one month to the next. They serve lunches and meals... more »

  low54man wrote:

Gwm is a wonderful charity that help its people in the inland empire. They give out many basic necessities to all those in need they have been around a few years.i also donate money monthly, all proceeds go back into the community. more »

  kellycrit wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization. The staff are very caring and go out of their way to help those who come to them for help. SLCM has a fantastic job pulling the community's resources to try to meet the needs og low-income persons. more »

  GFMJ wrote:

I have known kat Rollins for several years. She is a great dog trainer, and truly loves her work and her animals. You couldn't ask for a better person to get the right dog to the right person. more »

  brn2prhm wrote:

I have had the opportunity to volunteer for Operation Legacy for 3 years now. I have seen the love and care they take while serving the community. They began with a big vision and I have seen that vision take form. They now have one of the best food banks... more »

  bernie5e wrote:

This food pantry/ thrift store is staffed entirely by volunteers and serves the local school district. more »

  Mike42 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization for almost a year and have never had a bad experience. The volunteer coordinators are very professional and willing to help you determine when and how you would like to volunteer. As a frequent volunteer,... more »

  Solakunmi wrote:

Volunteering with Communitywide charities has been so amazing! Such lovely instructors to work with. more »

  jw424 wrote:

I have been an avid fan of Graceworks Ministries for 9 years now. This is the primary source for help with food, rent, medicine, clothes and on. The fuel bag program sends at risk kids home every weekend with a nutritious meal and a snack. In... more »

  Behnaz S. wrote:

I am on food stamps and usually run out of food stamps real fast and within the first two weeks. First of all, they provide only food that will make you sick. Like canned food and Jiffy peanut butter full of hydrogenated and partially hydrogenated and... more »

  gkelley1179 wrote:

I highly recommend giving to Sisters of St. Joseph Dear Neighbor Ministries. I have donated to this organization since 2004, and it has always been a rewarding experience for me to see the money go to great use directly in the community. This group of... more »

  hstewart wrote:

The Brenda Mehling Cancer Fund is a locally-run, all-volunteer, non-profit in Santa Clarita that offers grants to young adults ages 18-40 during their fight with cancer. These grants, typically around $500, help with every day expenses to assist the... more »

  Regina28 wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since it's inception. Through the generosity of the teachers in a Wyandotte County school district, friends, family, small businesses and strangers, gifts have been provided for almost 4,000 children in the area... more »

  sun7rise30 wrote:

I have been fortunate to work with this chapter of the American Red Cross (ARC) as a volunteer for 9-years. My participation over the years has been as a: - greeter and canteen server at the at the Blood Center on University Drive - driver for... more »

  CEFI wrote:

I have both given donations in honor/memory of loved ones and had donations given in my honor to commemorate special occasions. The Catastrophic Emergency Fund was prompt in acknowledging grateful receipt of donations to me and those being remembered.... more »

  Roger T. wrote:

FOCUS North America is making a difference in the lives of the poor and needy through its FOCUS Centers in North America. In Orange County, CA, its volunteers are improving the lives of many, through regular feeding of the working poor at one of the... more »

  UnitedandFight wrote:

This woman, Asma Hanif collects thousands of dollars from donors and mosques nationwide. Herself and her children are well supported, however, the women "she serves" are treated like animals. But only the ones that she can benefit from, whether monetarily... more »

  Writer wrote:

In my opinion, no nonprofit in Homer does more with less for so many in need than the Homer Community Food Pantry. While the Food Pantry distributes food on Mondays, they answer requests for help 7 days a week including assistance in paying heating... more »

  emilym16 wrote:

I volunteer at Shepherd and love it! They have wonderful staff that are devoted to the children and really do strive to break the cycle of poverty. more »

  rpolaniecki wrote:

Chicago Shares has been steadfastly fulfilling a unique mission for more than 20 years: namely, to provide a safe, convenient way for Chicagoans to provide immediate, respectful, one-to-one help to needy people. People who want to help the needy they... more »

  abenoit17 wrote:

I have been able to watch this organization give back to so many deserving families in need. They provide a great service to the community. more »

Colel Chabad helps those who are too old or disabled to fend for themselves as well as individuals and families in crisis such... more »

  Midge_R wrote:

ACTS in Aiken, South Carolina, provides temporary emergency service as well as helping the clients develop a plan and path forward for becoming self-secure. I am involved in two distinct ways: as a staff member at the major contributing church of the... more »

  mobileUser486366 wrote:

Khumi Children's Village feeds the hungry, takes care of orphans and provides education and counseling services more »

  Janet Robb wrote:

We have been involved with the DNF for over 3 years now. We have gone on a 2 week mission trip to India and visited the schools that we support and saw first hand the success they are having educating the children and profoundly changing lives. We also... more »

  bdonahue.kaz wrote:

Our family is blessed to have had Community Backstop and Andrew Panzo come into our lives!! My wife and I are the proud parents of 5 beuatiful children. Our youngest son (2years old) was born prematurely and with severe medical issues. He had lost... more »

  mshello2010 wrote:

I had a appointment at this place for pipp with Julie B and during my appointment she was so unorganized and all over the place helping clients on the phone and was very rude to them and myself she snatched my papers out my hand and kept getting upset... more »

  kat2010 wrote:

Summer Joy is a volunteer. She helps clients as they pull up in their vehicle get signed up with proof of residency and driver's license. Clients can go one time a month. As a client, our family of 5 has been greatly assisted by Helping Hands for Jesus.... more »

  Kindness2010 wrote:

I've been volunteering at this non-profit for a few years now and I love how they truly care about people. So many people are helped in Middle Tennessee by The Nashville Dream Center. It is a great place if you are in need, it is a great place if you... more »

  Bccb123 wrote:

Volunteered during the King 5 Hometeam Heroes food drive last winter. I was a sign waiver and cash counter. They provided volunteers with coffee, donuts, breakfast sandwiches/burritos and local Seattle chocolate. Everyone was extremely friendly and it... more »

  bacchus01 wrote:

This organization gives out financial assistance to folks in York County in immediate financial crisis. Those in need are referred to the fund by social workers, local pastors, school administrators and others in touch with the community on a professional... more »

  tylervolunteer wrote:

PATH is a great organization who utilizes volunteers well and really helps people! more »

  volunteer800300 wrote:

This Local foodshelf serves food and clothing to clients in a 226 square mile area providing for the needs of all families and their children. This organization has had a "heart" for people ever since I have been involved, and I am proud to be a volunteer... more »

  salutecharities wrote:

Salute Charities Of America's mission is to transform lives by providing hope, dignity, sense of renewed possibility to individuals, families, or communities impacted by disaster or other challenging life circumstances who without us would struggle to... more »

  Drober2009 wrote:

Divine Intervention Institute Inc. Your Community Impact* Every time you donate to Divine Intervention Institute Inc., you'll help provide life-changing events your contribution & generosity change many lives for the better and help others... more »

  Paul Sivley wrote:

I co-chair this organization which has funded education and health programs over the past 20 years in Western Zimbabwe. I encourage you to see our Facebook page at https://www.facebook.com/pages/Portland-Mutare-Sister-City-Association/246870945440548... more »

  Briena wrote:

As a lover of volunteering, I was looking for an opportunity in which to really get involved, something in which I really felt passionate about. I feel lucky to have been aquainted with Sanctity of Hope. Unlike other volunteer positions I'd held in the... more »

  Bruce S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer and a donor for over 25 years. United Ministries does an amazing job of getting people back on their feet and participating in life as good productive citizens. There are 5 parts to United Ministries: 1. The Place of Hope... more »

  mobileUser572013 wrote:

They are a fairly new nonprofit still the infant stages as far as organizations go, but definitely trending in the right direction of establishing a firm foundation with corporate leadership, community involvement, and a growing donor base. more »

  The Dressing Room wrote:

Neighbors Helping Neighbors is a 5 local non-profits in Ashland, KY who are building a neighborhood within the city of Ashland. These non-profits include Ashland Community Kitchen, The Dressing Room, operated by Federated Charities,CAReS (a referral... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  oliverm wrote:

This non profit is not ethical. They do very little to feed the homeless. The goods that they distribute to the homeless and poor is not good quality. This is a very loose run organization run by a husband and wife team that is using the money for their... more »

  IBelieve wrote:

One time donor in 2011, and once will be all. Rudeness to me and rudeness to clients I saw there, made them seem to be looking down on people needing help more »

  msleah49 wrote:

i would like to say thank you because you have compassion. I feel like i walked into Heaven and everybody is just so nice and understanding and helpful with the problems people have everyday. I am going to tell somebody about you guys. It gives me hope... more »

  Cristen C. wrote:

For three yrs I needed help during the holidays, and this was an absolute god send. The officers showed up usually with a family member and gave us presents and food. It was a wonderful opportunity to teach my boys that officers are good people that do... more »

  CoffeeWitch wrote:

The recent shift in upper management, particularly with the new Deputy Director, has created a toxic environment where employee well-being is not prioritized. As a result, many dedicated staff members, including myself, have left due to poor treatment... more »

  N.Stark wrote:

STF sponsors a very important issue. They provide plenty of resources, instructions, and personal attention. There are pictures of the sponsored girls and their stories on their website, and they are constantly growing. more »

  Mary_Ann2 wrote:

Cinderella’s Closet Network A Not for Profit Providing a Community Service Vision: To serve, mentor and inspire all South Sound girls and women by helping each other look and feel beautiful while becoming more self assured. Our Mission:... more »

  Stellascooter wrote:

They help people to stay in their homes no matter what their religious affiliation . Show kindness and compassion. Provide food , rent and utility assistance. more »

  Lynn D.4 wrote:

To celebrate my 80th birthday I invited 15 women for a festive evening. Instead of them buying gifts for me I asked each one to bring an educational toy for 1-5 year old's. Everyone loved the shopping and the idea of helping to educate a child .I... more »

  fishpantry wrote:

The FISH of Roseburg Food Pantry has been serving the community for over 50 years.The main mission it has is providing food and supplies to all those in need within the greater Roseburg community. A volunteer-driven charity, it operates as a 501(c)(3)... more »

  Kristen68 wrote:

PASS IT ON! Please help RCHS help others. That is what it is all about. Please PASS IT ON and let's make it a great Food for Familes 2015 in Central Texas! All donations translate directly into pounds of food in Central Texas! No shopping required.... more »

  jlokcmo wrote:

Volunteer for 10 years. Every year fewer clients are served for food and clothing. Most people come for utility help which is paid by grants and gov assistance. The center lost their lawyer in Nov. 2014 so that service is gone. The volunteers... more »

  Writer wrote:

HISTORY In 1996, the Morningside Community encountered an increased unemployment rate coupled with lack of training and underemployment rendering its most vulnerable population, single parent families and senior citizens, to the lowest ranks of poverty.... more »

  Matthew18 wrote:

The Random Lake Area Interfaith Food Pantry has shown resiliance, foresight and compassion in serving the needs of a rural area north of Milwaukee. By setting aside money early in the economic downturn the pantry has been able to continue serving clients... more »

  Writer wrote:

My company did a food drive with them and they were very helpful when we went to drop off the food, and easy to find. Great cause with very helpful volunteers, even during the holiday season, when people are normally harried. more »

  Manette wrote:

In my professional dealings with Interfaith Emergency Services as a local Tobacco Cessation Specialist, I can tell you that the people who run this organization have a true calling and passion for helping others. I have witnessed nothing but professional,... more »

  katietweaver wrote:

I have watched this nonprofit develop and increase the number of individuals served to great numbers! They are an up and coming incredible organization! more »

  Shawna S. wrote:

I found out about the Cloth Diaper Foundation while searching for inexpensive cloth diapers so I could make the switch from disposable to cloth with the smallest investment possible. They provide families with financial constraints the ability to start... more »

An organization committed to reducing hunger in school age children by providing food for the weekends in discreetly distributed... more »

In an effort to help bring mercy to those faced with crisis or disaster, the extra mile ministries has developed a unique faith-based... more »

The purpose of the corporation is to collect and distribute food to those in need; to assist needy individuals with emergency... more »

Organized and operated for providing warm clothing and school clothing and related essentials for children and families of low... more »

Food and clothing distribution, medical and utility assistance to needy individuals provided in order for them to survive. more »

Give interest free loans to needed indiv more »

Food pantry for zip codes 29673 29669 29697 29611 and referral services for the same zip codes more »

To provide food, clothing, heating and other assistance to needy families. more »

Free bikes 4 kidz is a non-profit organization geared towards helping kids ride into a happier, healthier childhood by providing... more »

Fighting hunger, feeding hope: second harvest brings community resources together to feed people in need through empowerment,... more »

The organization provides assistance to orphans in ukraine. This assistance is for the purpose of meeting medical, nutritional,... more »

To serve the needy of our community in a spirit of faith, humility, and simplicity. more »

Assist breast cancer patients more »

Provide emergency assistance more »