Find Fairs Nonprofits and Charities

  thankfulfornonprofits wrote:

1. Great team , especially Karen(volunteer co ordinator) and Bob. 2. Nice opportunity to interact with people from all over the world and all ages. 3. Nice stations like google earth and earthquake. 4. Fellow volunteers are friendly and helpful. ... more »

  Jamie Todd wrote:

Compass Gay & Lesbian Community Center has been the key catalyst in making Palm Beach County, FL the most gay-friendly place in the Florida. It's the largest center of its kind in the Southeast US - and one of the largest in the country. I've been a donor... more »

  Ayako wrote:

FNG is always at the forefront of engagement & communicating their message of military experience remembrance. Donating support & supplies to veterans is natural to such a heartfelt & inspiring group. more »

  BethanyWinston wrote:

My family visits The Children's Museum of the Upstate on a frequent basis, including not just visiting the museum but also attending museum events. I own a website that offers event news and reviews about our area, so we have visited several other museum... more »

  MakingaDifference wrote:

The Mastodon Fair started as a grass roots effort by ladies in the community. For 30 years volunteers and donations from the community has kept it going. Why? Because the Mastodon Fair makes a difference in the lives of students - helping them to excel... more »

  Christine J. wrote:

Under the tireless leadership of Executive Director Paul Osaki and with the assistance of his incomparable staff, the JCCCNC provides countless services, programs and invaluable fellowship for the Japanese American (and general Asian American) community... more »

  David Western wrote:

I was inspired to become a donor to the Meriwether Lewis Memorial Eisteddfod because I believe the Welsh culture is seriously under-represented in North America. While everyone knows the cultural contributions of the Irish and the Scottish, few know... more »

  Martha22 wrote:

Hosanna works with underpriviledged women and children in areas of healing, education, family counseling, formation, tutoring, and other services. more »

  Gary Kowalski wrote:

The Champlain Valley Exposition hosts the annual Champlain Valley Fair, which has a sordid history of scheduling rodeos and unsavory circus acts. Details of animal abuse at the Fair can be found at www.expocruelty.com. more »

  ipbradford60 wrote:

I am new to Vernal and would love to volunteer for this great organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

They give lots of scholarships to our youth and provide educational opportunities like AgriWorld and Academic Rodeo. more »

  cathy1 wrote:

This is a group of adults that care very much for the community. My grandkids attend the Fun in the sun programs that are free at Roachdale. they can not wait for the 2010 summer to start. Mrs. Gorrell and Mrs. Edwards do a fantastic job with the kids.... more »

  Chris65 wrote:

This is an outstanding group of individuals that come together each year to bring about the best Los Angeles Pride season possible and somehow outdo themselves consistently. Every board member or volunteer I have come across has been excellent and kind... more »

  Writer wrote:

What a great community economic support organization- helping local businesses succeed and prosper! more »

  Writer wrote:

Maritime Days Festival has been brought back to life by this wonderful group of volunteers. Charming small town community festival with a lot of great entertainment and events for all ages. more »

  Lisaspartygal wrote:

This non Profit's mission is to honor the men & women of the United States Coast Guard. The festival is located in Coast Guard City U.S.A. The Festival is held the last week of July ending in the first weekend in August every year. This year (2015)... more »

  concernedcitizen wrote:

A wonderful concept. Controlling leadership, tied up for the entire history of the organization in one family and close knit group of friends/board members and business associations. Financials and decision making by the board not fully transparent,... more »

  tsumimasen wrote:

I work for this non-profit and think it's terrible. Overrall disorganized, rude people (myself included), and it's really just a scam. In fact I'd probably say that only about 5% of the money we raise actually goes towards making a difference in the world,... more »

  felicitywoman wrote:

The Felicity Gourd and Harvest Festival will be held this year on September 15 and 16th! We are all very excited to attend this event. It has always been a "big deal" for our community, but hasn't been held in over a decade. New life is being breathed... more »

  thayerst wrote:

Bright Night Providence is one of the projects run by the What Cheer Art Company. It's an artist-run New Year's Eve Celebration that each year employs over 150 performers, entertains over 10,000 people, and helps provide a family-friendly way to celebrate... more »

  c_mar wrote:

I have truly enjoyed being a part of the Sights & Sound of Christmas board. As the Volunteer Coordinator, I have the opportunity to meet and work with a variety of people. Sights & Sounds continues to grow and impact our community more every year. We... more »

  c2miles wrote:

Louisville third century is probably one of the most carring non profit Louisville has to offer. They really do a lot for our community. And bring so much diverse culture. A truly amazing foundation. more »

Organize and conduct the area fair and rodeo more »