Find Employment Nonprofits and Charities

  fpdibari wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of an extraordinary orginization known as Maryland New Direction's. MND just celibrated its 39th Anniversary and put on a fabulous event at University of Baltimore. The event was excellent and well done in so many ways. The... more »

  Xyuu wrote:

Through csix I discovered LinkedIn which over the past 10 years has allowed me to connect with many people for professional networking. The LinkedIn and job search skills I learned at csix have allowed me to change careers to a field I love. I would recommend... 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 »

  Karina S. wrote:

Great organization that really cares about the students they serve. more »

  YJC wrote:

I am a volunteer/mentor at Upwardly Global. I have seen first hand how this wonderful organization assists professional refugees and immigrants in rebuilding their careers here in US. My mentee, who is from Mexico, had had a difficult time finding a... more »

  E. Fisher wrote:

WHW provides important employment services to underprivileged communities in Orange County. Janie Wolicki and her staff are tireless advocates on behalf of WHW clients and are deeply dedicated to the organization's mission. WHW changes people's lives... more »

  L.S. Harris wrote:

The odds are against young men and women who have children at early ages. Many fail to realize that these young men and women are very resilient, and with proper support from the community and others who care, these young people can go on to become productive,... more »

  CarolynT wrote:

I'm proud to be a Board member of The Lemong'o Project. Since it's formation, The Project has provided countless free school lunches and supported teacher salaries, which make education accessible and successful for the children on Lemong'o. more »

  Aja Kiri G. wrote:

Crossroads is a great place to help serve the most needy in our community. Whether you are helping prepare or serve meals at the Soup Kitchen or seeing a client for the first time as a counselor, you are sure to leave feeling like you've made a difference... 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 »

  Debbie Hall wrote:

This organization has an enormous impact the lives of the rural poor! I have seen their work and talked to their small business owners on two trips -- one to Kakamega, Kenya and southeast Uganda, and another to Dodoma, Tanzania. The volunteer Business... more »

  rstern711 wrote:

I recently retired after a corporate career. My wife works for a veteran service non-profit and suggested I connect with Candorful as a volunteer interviewer. I tried it and immediately was hooked. A lot of the enjoyment I derive comes from helping... more »

  torinellis wrote:

As an entrepreneur that runs a staffing firm, I am often in talks with clients in the IT, Software, and Telecom industries. I recently received a client email requesting a personal introduction between the clients firm and the Executive Director of... more »

  rockstarmulatto wrote:

I have found this non-profit organization to be the most beneficial program to exist throughout my life. The staff is full of caring and helping people that are willing to sit down with individual students and really give them a hand. They not only help... more »

  Michelle S. wrote:

WFO provides continuous support for individuals getting on their feet and settled in with a job and career. WFO stays with them and offers support and nurturing unlike any other employment-focused organization. We are program partners and together we... more »

  garcia.ale33 wrote:

Awesome organization that genuinely cares about their community and knows the importance of education. more »

  dwoldu00 wrote:

CEDA is a remarkable nonprofit organization making a profound impact in a war-torn region of Ethiopia by providing microloans to families affected by the conflict. It’s especially inspiring to see the 50 women who are being empowered to transform their... more »

  John Simpson wrote:

Several key points included a very positive atmosphere, relevant and updated information, and most important, personnal attention. At JMS, you are not just a face in the crowd. more »

  shancran wrote:

Amazing work by dedicated people willing to serve those who serve! more »

  sgreen wrote:

The Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation has given me a very new perspective of life,the world,and technology. As an intern or a current client I.C.Stars has broadened my scope of how life can be. I have had the opportunity to sit and be present with... more »

  dkdeschenes wrote:

I've been involved with NAJS for over a dozen years. The organization does an amazing job in serving Native American individuals and families as they pursue educational and employment opportunities. They have great success stories of grant recipients... more »

  AmericanFan wrote:

From the moment you walk in the door you are inspired. It is truly a one of a kind model that I support because I have seen and met many homeless people and entire families that live there working and actively engaged to overcome their own root causes... more »

  Sam D wrote:

Extraordinary Ventures is the best non-profit I have ever been involved with. It is an organization that rents out space for business meetings, receptions, yoga, just about anything. We employ teenagers and adults who have developmental disabilities... more »

  rentschlercm2 wrote:

It’s clear the positive impact you have on our community. We are all better for the leap of faith that you and Greg took in establishing Nu2U Again. While we cheer and support your local success, I wanted to share with you the impact you have 2,308... more »

  jmonthsm wrote:

Here is my personal experience with supporting The Proud Foundation. This charity goes way beyond offering temporary relief for immediate needs. It chooses to put enormous energy, creativity and heart into the long-term well being of those they help.... more »

  Jessica N.3 wrote:

Big Hero’s stole my heart from the moment I walked in. It’s an age appropriate program for young adults with special needs. They learn and make handcrafted items for sale in an effort to create a more inclusive community. more »

  wilo wrote:

Generation is a bridge to great professional opportunities. On top of giving me access to a free course and connecting me with potential employers, I learned how to improve my leadership in the workplace. I strongly recommend it to anyone looking for... more »

  Kali K. wrote:

I work for an AYA program in a hospital and am constantly refering YA's to cancer and careers for sample resumes, workshops, and interview tips. Cancer and careers offers the best advice for young adults who's employment has been affecting by they're... more »

  Carolyn102 wrote:

MCCDC is doing important work in helping their clients develop job skills, and networking them with Marin's employers. I am happy to support what they are doing as a donor, a neighbor and also an employer that really values their services. more »

  hallie1 wrote:

Springboard takes fledgling female entrepreneurs (and some not so fledgling) and turns them into polished presenters and executives. At a time when women owned businesses were/are getting only a small sliver of VC money, Springboard taught us the hot... more »

  JenhP wrote:

Volunteering for Dress for Success has been the most rewarding experience in my life! When I applied to volunteer I wanted to help others and make an impact in their lives, but it turned out to be a life changer for me as well! Not only do... more »

  Leslie M.1 wrote:

Catherine's Family and Youth Services have done so much in the community for our youth and families. To see how the children faces light up when they come to the after school program. It's definitely a loving supportive place for them. I've seen how do... more »

  California Technological Care wrote:

For more than 10 years CTC has been a leader in establishing programs to help eliminate the "Digital Divide". I have seen individuals caught on the wrong side of the divide who would of had no chance to advance in this ever advancing digital world if... more »

  voicemail wrote:

I am an RN CAse Manager working telephonically with patients across all walks of live, including homeless men, woman and children. The voicemail services provided by Twin Cities Community Voice Mail is a crucial service to bring case management nursing... more »

  jessicaleia wrote:

I have enjoyed every second of working with Dress For Success Austin! All the hard work pays off when you see how happy and relieved your client is when she leaves. They always have a little more bounce in their step and more confidence after a suiting. more »

  nmulkey wrote:

I have been extremely fortunate to volunteer with Rising International for nearly 14 years. Carmel Jud is an incredible woman, who has given so much of herself to a mission that she and so many others believe in. The impact to both women and girls (and... more »

  CathyLB wrote:

I am honored to be a Board Member and volunteer for UCOM UrbanServe, Inc. I have witnessed the effects of food insecurity and hunger issues in our community and have been blessed to witness the positive effect getting a bag of food has on our clients.... more »

  OpaOmi wrote:

My wife and I spent two days this fall at St. Bonaventure Mission and School--a charity we have contributed to for many years. We spent most of our time in the school. We are both professional educators and can attest to the high quality of education... more »

  rbrunson wrote:

Goodwill Community Foundation of eastern North Carolina is a wonderful organization that contributes greatly to the wellbeing of people in our state. more »

  lynnetted wrote:

I am glad to be a part of this not for profit since it will be able to reach many individuals who are motivated for professional career development, and be offered spiritual needs. I am the Treasurer and Career Clothing Closet Manager which will be in... more »

  mrdynamyt wrote:

I had been laid off from a job right after I had open heart surgery. So cash was very tight. This job had provided a company vehicle so I had to buy a used car for cash. I was still unemployed and going to school a year later when my front brakes started... more »

  Keith wrote:

I have been associated with the organization's director since the late 90's. We have been through some serious ups and downs. Through it all, we have both grown in character and strength together. His organization is a true testimony to the good a person... more »

  jchou87 wrote:

NSP is one of those rare nonprofits that have members that truly live out the mission of the organization. The entire organization is transparent and from the CEO to the volunteers, everyone is in the loop of what is going on. NSP is also so crucial in... more »

  fanfel wrote:

I remember that I had just found a job when I was referred to Suitability. I was very excited for my new job, but I did not have enough office clothes to wear and did not have the money to buy it either. When I went there, Kathy was so welcoming, she... more »

  brentanelson wrote:

"The Purple Heart Project has been a game-changer for combat-wounded veterans like me. Through the invaluable tools and skills, they offer, I have been able to take control of my PTSD and improve my overall mental well-being. Thanks to this organization,... more »

  creation-of-a-cause wrote:

Dress For Success has helped many people in many ways i just love the services the have keep up the good work. more »

  KateMo wrote:

I joined the LegUp team because I was inspired by the depth of work they did. When I came on-board, I felt as though I was apart of something needed, real, and important. The work that the LegUp Program does, for the Fort Worth community is invaluable,... more »

  susanoleson2019 wrote:

For five years, from 2014 to 2019, I had the distinct privilege and pleasure of volunteering with the Veteran’s Career Transition Assistance Program (VetCTAP), as a career and resume coach and as a facilitator of one of the eight modules that make up... more »

  wphhou wrote:

According to the Better Business Bureau, "ACCION International (ACCION) does not meet the following Standard for Charity Accountability. Standard 10: Ending Net Assets - Avoid accumulating funds that could be used for current program activities. To meet... more »

  Shlok S. wrote:

I've been privileged to be a part of Synergies Work's mission as a mentor and guest speaker. The entrepreneurs I've worked with have all been eager to learn and have not only huge dreams but the support systems from Synergies to achieve them. The EDDIE... more »

  Ms.BizSeattle wrote:

Do you know someone in your life or in the circle of your family, friends, acquaintances, families of friends or acquaintances who who might be disabled? Many people in the Puget Sound region are challenged by physical, learning or logistical disabilities... more »

  anne1 wrote:

This organization changed my life in powerful and positive ways. It brings together established artists with strong commitments to the working class and rank and file activists from unions across north america and occasionally europe. the opportunity... more »

  rachqbell wrote:

The Centreville Immigration Forum is not just about connecting people for work. It is also about skills and language training, cultural activities, developing leadership skills and protecting immigrant workers from wage theft. I have been a volunteer... more »

  Stephanie M.17 wrote:

This foundation is truly amazing! They have so many positive people supporting them that genuinely care for students! I come from a single parent household, which makes finances difficult at times. This foundation gifted me with a scholarship that helped... more »

  jjwaters wrote:

I was homeless when the rep from LHVO saw me panhandling. I have a wife and 3 kids and had been in the streets. They talked to me and got my story and history and helped me put my life together. LHVO was able to donate a vehicle to me. They paid for... more »

  Sandy30 wrote:

I contacted Bayaud Enterprises about their shredding services for my company. Not only were the prices extremely reasonable, but they picked up all the boxes at my convenience. From start to finish they were helpful, courteous, and professional. Not... more »

  Erica L. wrote:

Our daughter started attending Behnke Preschool when she turned three, in July of 2010. She had a speech delay, and we were very excited to find a speech language preschool in Seattle. She loves her teachers and classroom, which is currently transformed... more »

  laura77 wrote:

I have spent several Friday mornings over the past year volunteering at the Career Collaborative and I am extremely impressed with the top-notch, professional service they provide. The Career Collaborative offers low income job seekers classes and training... more »

  YouAreOneStar wrote:

Was an Intern-could use more help! DONATE NOW!!!!*************************** more »

  Writer wrote:

Great tips on their Facebook page! Awesome misson! more »

  treahunt wrote:

Great online resource for grief with resources to include light a candle for your loved one or pet, articles to read, video to watch and email address for questions. more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm a Proud member of the Ninety-Nines, an International organization of women pilots that:PROMOTES advancement of aviation through education and scholarships,PROVIDES mutual support of women in aviationPRESERVES and honors our unique... more »

  AZRReporter wrote:

Fresh Start is an incredible nonprofit, offering life-changing services to women in the Valley. Their staff are legit, crafting services that are based on best practices that meet women's needs. They have countless clients who share their stories of transformation,... more »

  mtm428 wrote:

Dress for Success Greater Orlando provides business clothing to women who are re-entering the workforce and career support once clients are employed. The organization is well known for providing interview appropriate attire, but few people are aware... more »

  LAS-NfG wrote:

The Dress for Success Memphis story is one of a phoenix rising from the ashes. When newly appointed ED Rhonda Treadwell began her tenure of leadership in 2020, the organization's resources were under $10,000 and the majority of what was available was... more »

  l2wahl wrote:

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

  Nmh92 wrote:

Dads Against Crime is a fantastic organization that does excellent work in our community. The services they provide are very much needed. There aren't many places that help men, so what they do is truly a blessing. I highly recommend this organization. more »

  Diane155 wrote:

The YWCA of North Orange County is a grassroot, independently incorporated 501 (c ) (3) Human Service Organization. This is its strength. As a CEO in the nonprofit sector for over 37 years, I applaud the organization for giving back 82% of every dollar... more »

  hillcrossministry wrote:

I, the Director of Hillcross Ministry, have closely worked with Mulapnen Capacity Building Initiative. It is no doubt what it says it is. It build capacities, and it is out to promote justice in our society. I have personally enjoyed and gained from the... more »

  SBRod wrote:

It's an organization that really "walks the talk." 9to5 values women from diverse backgrounds and always does the right thing. They are compassionate, hardworking and dedicated organizers committed to elevating the voices of low-wage women and people... more »

  Evak2 wrote:

As a volunteer at CWJC for many years I want to share that it has blessed me in so many ways ,meeting other volunteers,being of help to others ,but especially seeing the change in participants going thru our program,how they gain strength in faith as... more »

  Laura F.2 wrote:

I would like to give you the honor of getting to know an amazing woman, Cynthia, and her unbelievable Tribe! Cynthia started an incredible non-profit ministry called Pole Gems. We reach out to people who are involved in adult entertainment. We offer counseling... more »

  Karen_G wrote:

We donated our CAR to charity Wheels of Success! When the time came for us to upgrade one of our older cars we decided we would rather help another family instead of taking its trade in value towards a newer car.The car we donated went... more »

  ciric wrote:

My name is Ciric, and I’m the mother of 2 children of 5 and 8.This year we decided to start with education at home, it has been a challenging experience but rewarding at the same time. Here in Chile, there are no educational materials for use at home,... more »

  ladyleo wrote:

I lost my home and had a hard time finding help. I started to seek help and none could be found until someone told me about Curley's House I went there. The staff welcome me with open arm they gave me food for my family. Clothing for my kids. direction... more »

  awhero-proud wrote:

This organization went over and beyond our expectitations helping us rebuild a home to accommodate my husband who was severely injured in Iraq leaving him a Quadriplegic. This injury changed are lives drastically but because of American War Heroes,other... more »

  SINCERITY3005 wrote:

COLLEGE PARK, GA CALL CTR.1. employees who are downright nasty and rude to the disabled callers. For example, one female employee who sat diagonally from me and was rude. our supervisor would hear her and never did anything. 2. employees who... more »

  Nonprofits4Me wrote:

I contacted Bender seeking support for my son with ASD and PTS who wants to work but is challenged in gaining and keeping jobs. I received no response more »

  librn3 wrote:

There does not seem to be much information available here about the Coalition. Read the very informative Tomatoland by Barry Estabrook who spent time in Florida including Immokalee, investigating the efforts of these very brave and hardworking people,... more »

The SJCC is a non-profit organization that empowers youth to build self-esteem, attain a quality education, and learn valuable... more »

The Successful Suit was founded when it became apparent that more and more women today are the sole support of their families... more »

To elevate, equip and empower by providing education, information and support. more »

The innovation foundation of western wisconsin works with entrepreneurs, innovators and businesses at critical points in the product... more »

Provide scholarship opportunities. more »

Lifetrack Resources Mission: Work together to develop the strengths within children, families, and adults facing the greatest... more »

The mission of the Greater Washington DC IBM Club is to strengthen IBM's values by making it possible for IBM employees to connect... more »

Outreach to businesses within the service area. more »

AQP, The Association for Quality and Participation, is an international not-for-profit membership association dedicated to improving... more »

Offer hands-on vocational training and employment experience in a cafe setting while providing mentoring and skill building workshops... more »

Connecting students to their future. more »

We believe that all individuals are entitled to fully utilize all community resources for which they are eligible. We believe... more »

To provide employment opportunities for people with disabilities. more »

Provide hands on exposure to math, engineering, science applications and learning opportunities to minority students grades 7-12 more »

Job placement and job retention more »

AQP, The Association for Quality and Participation, is an international not-for-profit membership association dedicated to improving... more »

The mission of Dress for Success Inland Northwest is to promote the economic independence of disadvantaged women by... more »

The conductors guild is dedicated to encouraging and promoting the highest standards in the art and profession of conducting.... more »

Organize contra costa county probation officers to address professional issues of mutual concern. more »

AQP, The Association for Quality and Participation, is an international not-for-profit membership association dedicated to improving... more »

Provide adults and families who more »

The mentoring partnership of minnesota (mpm) builds and elevates the capacity of programs, systems and policies to strengthen... more »

To provide services, training, more »

Skills development provides on-site and off-site habilitation services to people with disabilities. more »

INSURANCE PREMIUM PAYMENTS MADE ON BEHALF OF PARTICIPANTS more »

Red River Employment Services,Inc., founded in 1994, seeks to provide real employment opportunities for individuals with the most... more »

AQP, The Association for Quality and Participation, is an international not-for-profit membership association dedicated to improving... more »

Disability related information is provided to individuals, the mass media, and other venues, so that the disabled can get information... more »

Eco-Soap Bank employs women across Africa and Asia to recycle soap scraps into new bars and distribute to people who need them. more »

Create living wage job opportunities more »

To help women achieve financial independence more »

To develop learning strategies for the disabled more »

Our mission is to assist adults who are homeless to become self-sufficient by providing life skills, education, and support, based... more »

To prepare employees to be prepared to work in the field of manufacturing. more »

Opportunity Builders Inc. formerly the Sheltered Workshop of Anne Arundel County Maryland, was founded in 1962 by a group of parents... more »

WORC connects workforce development organizations to employers in the Greater Washington region to support their efforts in securing... more »

To transform the lives of individuals through education, skill-based training, employment, and long-term financial stability.... more »

Civic education and community service more »