Find Employment Preparation & Procurement Nonprofits and Charities

  Kathy-VTS wrote:

I am a Volunteer with Veterans Transition Support. It has been an honor and a pleasure working with the VTS Team. Each month during our weekend program at Camp Pendleton we get to serve those who are serving our country ! more »

  ruthie1 wrote:

I am working toward my MSW degree at the University of Michigan. The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan has been a great place to learn how to do therapy. It is an incredibly supportive environment, and everyone who works there works incredibly hard... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was mentored by FourBlock as a US Marine Corps Wounded Warrior at Walter Reed. FourBlock is the only nonprofit to be officially sponsored by the command there. That says a lot. Their mentors follow through and care for you, as long as you commit to... more »

  Senii Buadromo wrote:

Job Train is very interesting and I enjoy being here. The staff/ Counselors are very helpful and nice. I do recommend jobtrain services to friends and family and those who are looking for a new career and new direction in their lives. more »

  SenCook wrote:

This is the most extraordinary organization I have ever known! Really! Five volunteers formed a charity that helps returning combat veterans get the equipment (hence, "Vessels") they need to start their own businesses. Since 2008, these volunteers... more »

  karen m wrote:

I came to this non profit with the hope and intention of becoming the best possible candidate for employment with very old skills and very low self esteem. I had been a homemaker for years by choice and unintentionally excluded myself from the job market.... 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 »

  Leslie A. wrote:

I have been associated with ECF for over three decades. It has become the premiere vendor of services in the greater Los Angeles area. Its breath of services covers birth to senior citizen, excelling in each program. I know this because i have spoken... more »

  littleduck wrote:

They wouldn't train me for a job. They just want people to email them resumes so they can show that they're helping people, but really they're not doing nothing. I've been unemployed for 4 years. They didn't offer any job training at all. more »

  Lisa243 wrote:

Pennsylvania Women Work offers a variety of programs to help individuals in transition access the skills and education they need to become economically self-sufficient. Pennsylvania Women Work provides individual job placement assistance to people referred... more »

  Bluegrass princess wrote:

I am a native Lexantonian and having lived here my entire life, I have witnessed many changes. I too grew up in Fairington Apt a subsidized housing complex. I lived there from 1979 to 1991. I had no idea really how poor we were and we always had something... more »

  joe.advancedair wrote:

Very pleased to work with Baker Industries. Baker Industries is eager to help individuals who need it. It has been a wonderful experience to work with them. more »

  sheilaking wrote:

SSV is one of the few nonprofits that provide our Veterans , wounded warriors and their families a holistic approach to reintegration. They are a national fully service agency for providing Veterans assistance in filing their VA claims or appealing their... more »

  aguobiagelis wrote:

Meet Ifechukwu Chime She is an orphan from Udi local government in Enugu state.She is 6YEARS old and stop at primary two because her school fees could not been paid due to the financial challenges .presently she is living with her aged grandmother.luckily... more »

  tomperry718 wrote:

Act Now is fantastic with their support for veterans. I am a recent veteran and the tech job market is very difficult at this time with layoffs. It is very helpful having veteran originations providing opportunities more »

  weswinkler wrote:

CUMAC feeds people and changes lives, not just the lives of recipients but also the lives of the donors and volunteers. We work to directly reduce hunger through providing groceries to those in need and we work to break the cycle of poverty thropugh... more »

  Admiral wrote:

Corporate America Supports You (CASY) finished 2014 with $906K in revenue. Total Military Family Job Placements for 2014 were 5,015. First contribution for 2015 from The Call Of Duty Endowment (CODE)was for over $1Million. This followed a thorough week... more »

  Richard wrote:

Lifestyes is a great organization. I found out about them through their radio station Lifestyles Radio on Live365.com more »

  Breanne T. wrote:

MedTechVets is an outstanding non-profit that provides a service that is extremely valuable and long lasting to Veterans. The 7-week Academy provides veterans with resources and tools to transition their resume and work experience from military to civilian.... more »

  Cesar wrote:

Center for Living and Learning took me into their paid on the job training program as I was finishing drug treatment. Right before that I had been to prison. I was very afraid to go out and find work. CLL helped me get many job skills, a GED, dental assistance... more »

  InTeacher I. wrote:

La fundación a través de su experiencia nos ha ayudado a crecer como empresa (InTeacher), con grandes profesionales, actualmente contamos con una convocatoria del gobierno y con la ayuda de DTS estamos a la espera de salir adelante con esta iniciativa. more »

  Lauren S.6 wrote:

I have been working with Project Relo and their team for a little over a year and am absolutely blown away by not only their commitment but by the impact they are making all across corporate America. Project Relo is an exceptional organization, reaching... more »

  rachel17 wrote:

I had been volunteering with Sunset Youth Services (SYS) for over four years before deciding to join their Board of Directors in 2009. I'm so energized to be a Board Member! SYS is a truly amazing organization. Their staff are among some of the most... more »

  Wendy38 wrote:

La Casa Norte does truly incredible work and fills a void by providing services to youth and their families. The organization is extraordinarily well run and efficient with their dollars. more »

  morganmatias wrote:

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

  mimi_graves wrote:

The Latino Community Association is a lifesaver for the minority, but ever-increasing Latino population. With a scavenger budget, LCA serves as a jobs resource, posting jobs from Craig's list in Spanish and creating specific resumes for clients in need... more »

  SPines wrote:

I am currently a greatful student at DC Central Kitchen. I have learned alot and love the program. The hands on hands experience is something that I will treasure for the rest of my life. The staff is wonderful. You learn alot of things about the kitchen... more »

  rick23 wrote:

JVS has partnered with CVS/Pharmacy to create a Regional Learning Center, where CVS and JVS offer training and development not only to CVS employees, but also to the JVS client population as well. Our partnership is very unique, and incredibly rewarding... more »

  jedmonds wrote:

I am a director of a program on the campus of Arkansas State University Mountain Home Ar. of a program designed to assist students enroll in a two year college.We request all of our potential students to apply for the Single Parent Scholarship funds as... more »

  Mariea S. wrote:

THE URBAN ALLIANCE WORKS DILIGENTLY AND CREATIVELY TO ASSIST OUR YOUTH AND ACHIEVING THEIR GOALS AND ASPIRATIONS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND BEYOND BY OPENING UP NEW WORLDS AND EXPERIENCES FOR THEM. THEY HELP STUDENTS BELIEVE THEY CAN AND WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AND... more »

  tmnorfleet wrote:

This organization always looks for new and innovate ways to assist women who are trying to get back into the working world, or establish themselves in the working environment. This organization truly cares about the well-being of each and every client.... more »

  renee8912 wrote:

One Community Now (OCN) is a joyful blessing to our community, with loving contributions of time and resources given to those in need of assistance, a helping hand and supportive encouragement. OCN gives those looking for a way to give or serve the professional... more »

  Jackie O.2 wrote:

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

  donna8 wrote:

Suited for Change (SFC)is an amazing organization! Their mission is to equip, educate and empower women to move from unemployment to jobs and self sufficiency in an environment of trust & respect. But those are just words---what they do is change lives!... 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 »

  jhereda wrote:

Wonderful!!! JVS have provided me with scholarship help as I work to finish my MS in Computational Biology and continue on to doctoral studies. JVS helped me when no other organization did. Their belief in me helped me not only financially but spiritually!... 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 »

  Jacob's Ladder Job Center, Inc. wrote:

Quotes from participants: I improved my writing skills tremendously. I finally learned how to fill out applications correctly and completely. I know how to write a cover letter and get why thank you notes are so important. I learned how to listen... more »

  gjacks wrote:

Operation Job Ready Veterans was my missing piece of the puzzle for me. I attend their transition work shop program and it was the wake up call that I needed. I loved the personalized approach and assistance that I received in my career search, would... more »

  bmtwells wrote:

A credible and inspiring organization that is transparent, knowledgable and survivor and law enforcement informed. They do great work in offering survivors of trafficking communication and confidence skills through professional and personal development... 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 »

  ArcAngel2008 wrote:

The Arc of San Francisco is one of those non-profits that is quietly doing some of the best social work in the city. But as someone who has been a donor to them for years, I have gotten to know their work quite personally. The Arc helps people with... more »

  j_boyle wrote:

Love the support MSCCN provides to military spouses and dependents no matter where they are in the military life cycle. 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 »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  dpillow wrote:

I am one of the founders of the Adult Reading Center and have been continuously involved with the Center for the past 25 years. From a launch in 1987 with 3 learner/tutor pairs, the Adult Reading Center has achieved steady, managed growth over the last... more »

  I love wtfss77 wrote:

I have to thank Tonia Cramier Executive Director of "Ways to Family Self-Sufficiency, she is an angel from god in my eyes. I got the information for her website from 2-1-1. I called her and she had all the resources I needed to be what I want to be.....I... more »

  jj-nic wrote:

I volunteer in the office on a weekly basis, so I have firsthand knowledge of the program. I have witnessed homeless woman go through the 8-week program and can attest to the remarkable transformations that occur. I know that the program operates on... more »

  turtle2 wrote:

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

  Tammy Mak wrote:

In m past 3 years with summer search i have discovered my self, my light and my joy. Back in high school i was a difficult, stubborn, ass hole of a person walking down a dark road. When i was discovered by Emily on our first meeting i just gave up and... more »

  dan.calvary wrote:

I'm been involved with UHW since 2008 and am continually impressed. The energy and effectiveness poured into creating dignified housing has yet to be matched. more »

  dressforsuccess1 wrote:

I've been donating at DFS for years but was working full time, traveling often, and have two small children. When I left my job during COVID I was looking for a way to give back to the community and thought this would be helpful and fun. I recently... more »

  Dr Hayward wrote:

Turning Point is a great organization that provides education, training and development to youth, children and adults. They emphasis life skills education because its their mission to assist individuals in reaching self sufficiency. They provide mentoring... more »

  vet24 wrote:

I am a volunteer with Vets2Insdustry and I have seen firsthand the lives we have impacted. As a veteran, it warms my heart to see the amount of people who rally to help our community. Vets2Industry has helped so many find careers and long-lasting friends... more »

  joannalubkin wrote:

I was a fellow in JOI this past year, and am blown away by the care, thought, and expertise in this small organization. Each year, JOI trains a class of young adults in community organizing, and I have seen firsthand the change they make in peoples' lives.... more »

  ray1 wrote:

Oasis Compassion Agency, can only receive my highest recommendation, I have had the privilege to work for Oasis as a volunteer and to see first hand what this organization does day in and day out to help the need. Sharon Gill the founder and current... more »

  tkrewson wrote:

The Mission Continues is a wonderful organization that allows our returning veterans to continue to serve their country as community leaders through various community outreach programs and fellowships. I have personally served as volunteer for several... more »

  bbfftomm wrote:

This place saved my life! Body, Soul, and Spirit... more »

  Jen P. wrote:

I volunteer for Monday evening check-in at the Central Iowa Shelter. I have the privilege of working with the committed staff and helping clients get registered to stay in a bed at the shelter overnight. The shelter serves 3 meals a day, provides caseworkers... more »

  zucksky wrote:

Dress for Success is extremely receptive to women interested in helping their community. The staff are very easy to work with and obviously have a passion to serve and help female job seekers in Pittsburgh. more »

  peggydfs wrote:

The most rewarding volunteer experience I have had. A little skeptical upon entering our beautiful boutique, every woman leaves with a renewed sense of self. The change in attitude and self confidence is immediate, and it is so gratifying to know that... more »

  aehudson wrote:

I have been involved with the Bridges From School to Work Program for a number of years, and had the opportunity to witness first hand the critical work they do helping students transition to the workforce. more »

  ketuite wrote:

Foot Print to Success is such a unique program. It goes way beyond being a job training program. The people they serve consider themselves a family. They all work together to achieve the same goal of going back to work and breaking the isolated lives... more »

  Michelle wrote:

I was part of a church group that contacted A-SPAN about the possibility of a group service project at their winter shelter. A-SPAN welcomed our efforts with open arms. There volunteer coordinator was helpful and communicative with the type of project... more »

  mazyou wrote:

My wife and I volunteered for this organization as part of the Disney "Give a Day Get a Day" Celebration. We helped to wash the windows for the storefront of the Frugal Finds Thrift Shop in Mesa AZ. We enjoyed working with this organization and helping... more »

  Jane Kammerzelt wrote:

This is an excellent, very well run organization. They have an impressive safety record, maintain high standards and produce top notch work. Project sponsors are very satisfied with the results and parents love that their kids learn great life skills.... more »

  shrevejude wrote:

As a funder we have found that many nonprofits have been unable to move beyond counting outputs to working towards creating outcomes and having a set of indicators to measure progress on those outcomes. Our Goodwill Industries of North Louisiana is "lightyears"... more »

  Susan wrote:

I have been involved with Goodwill Industries of Southern California for almost 10 years. As a retired corporate executive, it is so wonderful to see a non-profit that has a very important mission and is able to accomplish that mission in a very efficient... more »

  ssmithcrt wrote:

Foundation for Recovery provides trainings and education to families, parents, educators, students, and other community stakeholders. It also helps provide free clearinghouse materials, education and treatment scholarships, and the ability to publish... more »

  gillianallen43 wrote:

My teenage son completed the Pie Ranch HomeSlice Internship Program in 2012 and came away with a deep respect for nutrition, farming, community and how our food choices impact every facet of our lives. He learned skills that will serve him in his future... 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 »

  Cassandra wrote:

I've been on the Board for one year now, and been a donor to First Place for more than five. I began supporting them because of my work with homeless adults and discovering that more than half of them had been part of the foster care system as children!... more »

  ladyj677 wrote:

Byte Back is a very Good organization. I did not have any computer exprience. My six weeks for the 1st class and then six weeks again prepared me for advancement in the work force. I really enjoyed the staff. Byte Back is the BEST. 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 »

  joisonthego wrote:

Seyoum comes every day the Cafe is open, and we apply for jobs each time. He wants to be a security officer. He's a bit older, but I know that we will find the right job for him. We were able to find a labor job for Misgana, even though his specialty... more »

  gardener55 wrote:

From the first time I heard about Live And Learn, I was interested in their mission and impressed by the program they offer to women. It’s been uplifting to me to read the experiences of the women who are working through the program and to hear how... more »

  traciansu2005 wrote:

The amount of time and energy this organization puts into their community continues to amaze me. Goodwill Industries has over 20 programs in place to help those who are in need. The managers and board members are always brainstorming to improve how this... more »

  My Queen wrote:

This is an amazing non profit organization, They believe in breaking the cycle of homelessness and empower every homeless individual for a better future. Good Job TenderLove!!! more »

  cuneytoskal wrote:

When it comes to giving back to community, job hackers is the best. more »

  tbajaj wrote:

This organization goes above and beyond just helping people in need. It also supports the spiritual uplifting of individuals. There are many organization with worthy efforts but very few with a combined goal of providing material and spiritual help/health... more »

  dollahbill wrote:

Clothes the deal is an amazing organization with great values and ethics. Their vision of giving back and providing job training and clothing to at risk youth and men and women in transitional facilities has changed my outlook on life. I volunteered with... more »

  Steve47 wrote:

I served various nonprofit organizations in Haiti and the Dominican Republic as a consultant for many years and had the privilege of touring Deep Springs programs in 2012. I found their leadership to be very capable and transparent, programs to be efficient... more »

  beach_121314 wrote:

I started doing mock interviews with YES virtually in 2020 to help those looking for jobs. The service YES provides to those seeking employment is so needed and something many students never get, only through trial and error. I enjoy imparting the lessons... more »

  KSchumer wrote:

I have been working with the Restoration of Hope Project for about a year. After going through a DIFFERENT sober living program, I realized that sober living is an unmonitored area of business and some programs care more than others. Restoration of Hope... 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 »

  anmarrieh wrote:

I’ve volunteered with Galatians 6:2 twice, and it has been a very fulfilling experience. Galatians 6:2 is a great addition to the community, they put the community and it’s people first, by continuing to provide resources for people in need. It’s... more »

  HJPA wrote:

This review is for the Bayview FACES site. While the children were a joy to work with and the preschool teachers were really nice, the upper management staff were the primary people I worked with and will be discussing the main issues within this... more »

  Amy Tripi wrote:

I've been a donor to Project Renewal for about 5 years now. My only regret is not hearing about them sooner. They seek out the "hardest to reach" homeless population and embrace them--they find them a home, counseling for addiction and/or mental illness,... more »

  vleonardo wrote:

I participated in the Center for Youth Development Through Law the summer before my senior year of high school. The program provided me with the opportunity to work as a legal intern at a big law firm in downtown San Francisco. At 16-years-old, this... more »

  tony b. wrote:

As a recently released state prison inmate I find it extremely difficult to find a full-time job. The economy is shrinking and so many companies are very concerned about security and background checks. The Goodwill Job Help Center has been a blessing... more »

  bluedragon147 wrote:

The professionalism and dedication the MAC-V's staff shows towards serve veterans and their families is inspiring and humbling. Every day there are veterans whose lives are touched - receiving help and kindness when they thought they had nowhere to turn;... more »

  Kelly22 wrote:

The Hire Learning Career Development Academy is a great youth workforce development agency. This agency is providing great service to young people while assisting them in creating strategies to ensure their success in the work world. Hire Learning gives... more »

  Susan wrote:

My son has cerebral palsy and developmental delays. He was fortunate to obtain a placement in the Poway program one year ago. He absolutely loves going to his "job" and seeing his job coaches. The staff is caring, always available for consults,... more »

  kjblake wrote:

Join is an exceptional results-focussed organization with amazing placement and retention rates for such a small orgainzation. The philosopy is simple and works to assist individuals and families in the Portland Area. I am a Board Member who has contributed... more »

  Barbara wrote:

Second Chance does amazing work, helping women who have been abused becomefinancially independent. I had the privilege of being a job partner with Second Chance to help place some if their clients in positions. The candidates were excellent and well... 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 »

  taylorrae1212 wrote:

This amazing organization is doing everything they can to support women who have been rescued from Human Trafficking. I had the pleasure of attending their 15 year gala last month and what a great history. It was so nice hearing from their program director... more »

  Writer wrote:

Legacy Farm is a great place to learn about farming and agricultural as well as developing social skills for all ages and abilities. The people that are there to teach and guide are wonderful people and amazing at what they do and they do so much! Those... more »

  communconsult wrote:

These people really care - especially about the older or displaced worker. They are thorough, creative, and make a real difference. They have established a solid presence in the community, reaching out to chambers of commerce, libraries, etc. & have... more »

  Eventuals wrote:

Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency is a wonderful organization that helps homeless people thrive in life. I recently volunteered at Cafe 458 and prepared and served lunch to about 60 homeless men and women. I enjoyed the whole experience. The staff,... more »

  loving.krishanti wrote:

My experience with 757 We Care has been awesome! I’ve had the opportunity to attend 757 We Care’s youth trip to the African American Museum for the past two years. I loved every bit of it. I met new people my age and learned about African American... more »

  valuescommunity1 wrote:

I had always seen Goodwill as just a place to shop for cheap, gently used clothing, until I found out what they really did. The fact that Goodwill helps those with disabilities and others struggling for work find jobs, really surprised me. Particularly... more »

  AmandaRose wrote:

This program is truly giving and a wonderful way to promote development in and out of the United States. Heather puts everything into the support of these women and development in positive ways in India. Not only is she supporting these women to independently... more »

  Stephanie wrote:

Courage Center has many helpful programs for the handicapped like myself. Stephanie Kitchen more »

  Alpha_JD wrote:

I had little hope that I could find a real job with my past but the staff proved me wrong. I'm working on a job I love and that pays well! more »

  Brad S. wrote:

My wife and I started volunteering more than 10 years ago as dinner volunteers. Twice a month we purchase, prepare and serve food for 35 male and female guests. LPCS is a wonderful place to volunteer because you feel like you're really making an impact.... more »

  Kim44070 wrote:

I have been volunteering for Hudson Job Search since November of 2021 as an Advisor for the unemployed and underemployed. I was inspired by other Advisor stories of placing local professionals in their ideal jobs with one-on-one resume advice, practice... more »

  paratex wrote:

Great organization that takes no tax money, screens its workers and does not discriminate. Donations stay in local area directly help local working homeless. more »

  Laura212 wrote:

i AM MOST IMPRESSED WITH THE SERVICE THIS ORGANIZATION PROVIDES TO A VERY NEEDY SEGMENT OF OUR POPULATION. MENTAL HEALTH SERVICE IS DWINDLING IN CHICAGO. THE CITIZENS WHO ARE MOST VULNERABLE AND MOST IN NEED ARE SUFFERING.. I AM GRATEFUL TO KNOW HUMAN... more »

  volunteer1 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at the Cathedral Soup Kitchen for 24 years and a Board member for the last six years. I have seen first hand how the mission of feeding the poor and needy in Camden, NJ is efficiently carried out each day in a manner that provides... more »

  Chelsie75 wrote:

Dress for Success is staffed with intelligent and informative volunteers and employees. They really care about your future as a successful individual on your way to self sufficiency. The guidance they provide helps numbers of women become more polished... more »

  Tia B. wrote:

Baltimore Reads is an organization that went from rags to riches in my heart. I was not knowledgeable of this organization until some well needed research was done. I have come to know that I made the right choice volunteering my time to this organization... more »

  Lisamiller wrote:

His House Foundation has provided resources and help in our community as a organization focused on the under served and at- risk population. Serving our area through this foundation is a privilege. We have assisted hundreds of families and individuals... more »

  David114 wrote:

I first heard about Spirit Key on the radio. Spirit Key is a faith based transitional work center that teaches work ethics along with christian principles. I have seen Spirit Key go to the utmost to help shape and care for men's lives. Spirit Key provides... more »

  Alicia01 wrote:

Kingdom Full Gospel Church has been serving the community for many years. Weekly meals are served on Wednesday's from 11-1. Not only did I received a free meal, I was offered fruits and vegetable's. We are encouraged when we attend. Information is... more »

  Alan L.1 wrote:

Civicorps shares their data and statistics so that a donor can easily decide if they are doing what they say. With a 72% graduation rate, Civicorps is accomplishing what few other programs can claim working with 18-26 years olds who did not previously... more »

  Elvis A.1 wrote:

I joined the foundation in 2018 and it has been a great ride ever since. This is a great foundation for a great cause! more »

  Connectionsbeliever wrote:

Over the many years that we have been involved with Connections, I have had the oppotunity to see first-hand the numerous lives this organization touches, and the difference it makes in those lives. From help for the homeless to substance abuse treatment... more »

  kkovacs wrote:

PVJobs is a model of success for working with at-risk individuals. This organization is a leader is providing services and promoting opportunities for individuals to be self-supporting and on the road to a career path. PVJobs has helped hundreds of people... more »

  shanonmurry wrote:

Great company! It does wonderful things for disadvantaged woman. Beautiful jewelry with a beautiful message behind it! more »

  anne wrote:

The staff truly believe in what they're doing and the youth see that. The youth I've worked with have been extremely appreciative of the organization. more »

  lorinelson wrote:

This the best possible approach to gang intervention. Fr. Greg Boyle and his staff understand what is stake and exactly how to help someone redirect his/her life. I have seen countless young men and women transformed by their contact with this organization. more »

  JJohnson3242 wrote:

Ms. Elizabeth, Ms. Cathy and Mr. Randel were all so very supportive when I brought my son in for information and support. He was frustrated with his current job and felt he needed to work in a job that supported his skill set and nurtured his abilities... 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 »

  vonyabates wrote:

Thanking God for the Judge Mathis Center......I have been laid off from work a yr.now so this is good for me to catch up on my computer skills,I am just so thankful to be a part of this organization.Where do you know a place where you can take a FREE... more »

  dfsrivercities wrote:

I had volunteered for Dress for Success previously, then when I found myself at age 50+ cut from a job of 23 years and unemployed, I applied for a professional position with Dress for Success River Cities in Huntington, West Virginia, and am thrilled... more »

  Peg Bausch wrote:

I worked with this organization for a short time, and the people who are being served here are well deserving of this housing support. more »

  WilliamJewellCollege wrote:

A few years ago, I recommended a talented young person of promise who was struggling with their transition into adulthood to Cornerstone Enterprise, Ltd. Over a couple of years, Latasha Wilson's consistent mentorship and support helped this young adult... more »

  KimboHewbert wrote:

After learning about the Brighton Centre and the direct work it does in the community I was quite impressed. The organization has a very grass roots feel, where it can mobilize the local neighbourhoods by working with them one on one and providing them... more »

  debgd wrote:

I have volunteered at Wisconsin Independent Learning College for over 3 years, primarily as a yoga assistant. It has been an honor to be part of the WILC mission. The staff are very dedicated, caring, skilled, and knowledgeable about autism. WILC provides... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer in the Bookworks program. Here in the electronic age it is so important for children to be exposed to appreciating books. We visit daycare centers and read to the children. When the reading session is over, each child receives a book... more »

  WishesErin wrote:

I began working with Victory for Veterans a couple of months ago and couldn't be more proud to work with this organization and serve its board. All those involved have a passion and energy for helping our nation's warriors that is contagious and motivates... more »

  WWUA14 wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since they began, ten years ago. This is an organization that is run completely by volunteers and 90% of them are veterans or family members of veterans. The program has grown from a way to train combat injured... more »

  cmk42 wrote:

I am a volunteer at WWEE and I cannot praise it highly enough. The work that they do is truly amazing. As I interact with clients over the course of each five-week REACH Plus Program, I witness their transformation. They leave the program not only with... more »

  Bill wrote:

Sacred Heart Community Service is a wonderful organization. The breadth of services that they provide to the community is amazing. They really understand that in order for people to improve their own lives, they need to have their basic needs met, so... more »

  Amy Rhodes wrote:

I recently started volunteering at CCA after 15 years of donating only and the experience was great. The organizers are friendly and efficient and the work was satisfying. I helped at the food pantry in Lewisville, TX but there are many opportunities... more »

  director wrote:

Hi! My name is Howard Aronson, and I am the Director of Community Relations for Right at Home, In Home Care and Assistance for seniors needing help and wanting to stay at home. I recently ran a CEU class for nurses, case managers, social workers, and... more »

  roki wrote:

My experience as an apprentice with SMP RISE has been amazing! The access I’ve been afforded with the organization has been monumental to the development of my career. I’ve been learning so much about the ins and outs of production from script writing... more »

  been-there wrote:

They keep people there far too long without working with them on housing. The food is not healthy for living things and the ducts probably have not been cleaned for 10 years in the female dorm. All of the women in there start wheezing and coughing and... more »

  Jason42 wrote:

After being somewhat unemployed for the last year, I volunteered at Career Gear Houston because their cause and care is so genuine and important to those of us wanting to claim our life back. Months after volunteering I needed their services so I went... more »

  joannehager wrote:

I was a pre-apprentice carpentry student at Summit Academy from February 2008 until June 2008. My life and the life of my family changed greatly after my graduation. I became a union laborer, initially being hired by Northland Concrete and Masonry. I... more »

  backinMN wrote:

I recently made a donation to Tree Trust to plant a tree in honor of the birth of my niece. I participated in the planting of this tree and 164 others that were planted that day with the help of volunteers. It was great to see my donation in action and... more »

  happy100 wrote:

I really like that there are organizations like Arriba Juntos i believe though that there needs to be more exposure to the public not only so as to educate the public about the organization but to bring it to light and allow the Administrator to show... more »

  Writer wrote:

Ms. Beatrice is truly GOD sent , She went through so much and still has the passion to help. You can tell that she really wants to make a difference. more »

  KP84ELP wrote:

I went to the Rescue Mission of El Paso out of extreme desperation a few years ago. I was in an abusive situation and I had nowhere to go. I had an old van and the clothes on my back and nothing else. I called the Rescue Mission at 1 in the morning... 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 »

  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 »

  Thrifty2009 wrote:

Greetings again, Just thought I would pass along this article from MSN money. The lady who moderates the blog, lives in Seattle. http://blogs.moneycentral.msn.com/smartspending/archive/2009/03/24/are-thrift-stores-now-overpriced.aspx?PageIndex=3 You... more »

  tbrew658 wrote:

I volunteered on a Sunday to help with their Sunday Feeding and deliveries. After we were done, I immediately HAD searched for their food license or permit, or any other standard they are held to when preparing/serving food. After what I saw while I volunteered,... more »

  Sojourner wrote:

BreakThrough serves the Homeless, the Youth, and the oppressed people of Chicago through basic human services, education, shelter, and love. This is authentic Christian Servant Leadership. I've stopped tithing to my church since they've stopped representing... more »

  mformico wrote:

Springboard Forward is amazing! They are making a difference in our community and doing it in such a facinating way. more »

  Mardee wrote:

I was already involved with Memorial Drive Ministries when Just Bakery was begun. Their motivating purpose is to provide wonderful training for persons who come as immigrants from other countries who want to learn a trade that will provide them with a... more »

  eaglesct wrote:

Veteran's Village provides shelter and food every night during the winter for over 400 homeless veterans in San Diego County. During the warmer months over 250 are similarly served. Substance abuse programs, job training and placement and on-going support... more »

  shirley wrote:

This organization does not distribute donations of food and clothing to the homeless in their shelters. The shelter managers and staff have been photographed taking food and clothing home with them. The shelter staff steals from the homeless! Inside... more »

  JeanneTanner wrote:

Next Door Shelter at 1001 Polk Street in San Francisco, CA is part of Episcopal Community Services in San Francisco, CA and is not a model shelter except as a model of illegality. Do not stay here. Lots of illegalities. So many, in fact, that one wonders... more »

  MAEOrg wrote:

I love mae.They really want whats best for our community.They excepted me with open arms,and showed be a better way of life.I am so happy i met martinha,and the rest of the MAE family.They have helped me so much and I excited to say i am apart of the... more »

  Julieorlet wrote:

As a means of mitigating the effects of prison induced and/or developmental trauma, OBK implemented a program called "Share Your Story" Saturday's where our clients share a hot breakfast while participating in group therapy. The dynamic qualities brought... more »

  Sam W.2 wrote:

Currently trying to find someone who can answer my question. How can someone be banned from ccc property for threatening an employee if they have never step foot on property, never threatened an employee, never issued an exclusion notice, never allowed... more »

  2008charger wrote:

Great business to work with, I expect them to do many good things for the community. more »

  Jim R. wrote:

I have had so many friends I've been able to refer to Resource: a teenager I was tutoring who dropped out of school, a older woman who lost her job, a man needing chemical dependy counseling and housing, a friend with mental and physical health issues.... more »

  VPW5292 wrote:

Such a wonderful nonprofit organization.Staff is very helpfulThis organization does amazing things for our community more »

  Project Hope International wrote:

Career Confidence is an amazing nonprofit organization. They are a forward-thinking group of dedicated volunteers who truly care about improving the chances of unemployed people find jobs. Robert Brandau personally participates in the programs every chance... more »

  LisSellers wrote:

MPS promotions has involved community members in the service of helping vulnerable community members. I was invited to an event to raise funds for at risk children to receive Christmas gifts. It was well organized and a significant number of children... more »

  Writer wrote:

Ed Greene, Executive Director, AACO-OIC and staff are outstanding in their efforts to provide optimal services to their clients! Blessed in Tech Ministries is so excited to partner with this organization and look forward to transforming more lives together!!! more »

  Rebecca_P wrote:

It's not everyday people can wake up and say 'I love my job' but I can. Some people don't understand why I work for a non-profit and that's fine, as long as i know why, that's all that matters. I love my job because i get to help people who truly are... more »

  oaklanddigital wrote:

ODALC calls for leaders of Silicon Valley and beyond to participate and contribute technical experience. Together we will strengthen the social fabric of the City while rejuvenating the image and future of Oakland's workforce. more »

  dcdoozy wrote:

Ok, yes, I'm biased. I was on the board of Southeast Ministry. But that won't stop me from recommending SEM and its programs. Why? Because for over 18 years (that's right, 18 years. SEM is not some fly-by-night operation) SEM has worked with its neighbors... more »

  sjblack wrote:

This place is not helpful. Friend went there to get help finding employment, she was ushered out quickly due to a charge that was over ten years old. The class instructor was rude and dismissive. If you go there make sure not to have any past convictions.... more »

  chriself wrote:

I sorted through massive amounts of donations to find clean professional clothing in good repair to offer to women trying to get into the workforce. I was amazed at the amount and quality of the donations and glad to know that they would be helping someone,... more »

  greenjen wrote:

I started volunteering at the ministry in 2009. Back in the days, I helped at job fairs for homeless, ALIVE (the clothing give away), and attended Bible study at the shelters. LIVING Ministry isn't the most organized and large NPO I'v been volunteering... more »

  Shannon D. wrote:

I have worked the amazing people at Growing Home for a few years now on their annual gala and I cannot say enough good things about them. Their model, farms, and training program are all amazing. Beyond that is their amazing group of talented, passionate... more »

  rtjive wrote:

As a remote marketing intern, there are so many opportunities to learn new skills and gain knowledge in areas you are interested in. I was encouraged to try out different projects and felt that my opinion and ideas were of value. I was able to pilot a... more »

  Tai'la Monae M. wrote:

They are a amazing program I love there service I recommend this to all adults an lgbtq member of South Carolina more »