Find Federated Giving Programs Nonprofits and Charities

  LBrown wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that works very hard to support the agencies it supports and does a great job with services like 211 of connecting people looking for services with available resources. more »

  cobbhamcharade wrote:

What an amazing contribution Reef Ball Foundation makes to people, communities, nature and the future! To arrive and see the devastation caused by man to both the undersea and coastal areas. To see the joining together of natives and volunteers from... more »

  barbara bsewell59@yahoo.com wrote:

One of the most poorly run organizations I've ever encountered. They don't seem to have any comprehension of what their role should be. more »

  Brenda120 wrote:

A great non-profit to volunteer with. Hours are flexible and people are great.Such a great community cause as well. more »

  vitomart wrote:

I was first introduced to BEST Robotics in the fall of 2003. I was asked to serve as a sportsmanship judge for the event at a local high school. As part of my judging assignment, I observed the interaction of the student teams not only within their... more »

  Citizen-Midcoast wrote:

President embezzled $4.6 mln.The board of directors that looked the other way is still -mostly- there. From Portland Press Herald:The former head of a Camden-based charity for the needy who embezzled more than $4.6 million from the nonprofit... more »

  Maartje van den Elzen - W. wrote:

As an elementary school teacher I had long summers and none of my friends could take 6 weeks off. I decided to go to Nepal in 2009 and teach English in a Monastery through VIN's Monastery program. Apart from the teaching bit Bhupi (VIN's Founder) asked... more »

  Lloyd R K. wrote:

United Way of Cass County is a great organization with the mission to help as many persons in the community as possible. While the UW has several programs that serve the Cass County area, I am especially proud of the Reading Railroad where books are given... more »

  dallooj wrote:

Giving Forward is nothing short of amazing. The organization is impactful and raises money for charities and benefit events uniquely through ad revenues and content marketing efforts. I had the opportunity to volunteer for Giving Forward last year, and... more »

  TGB1 wrote:

The mission of Community Health Charities is to unite caring donors in the workplace with our nation's most trusted health charities. They do that effectively and efficiently and in a manner that ultimate benefits all of their member charities who are... more »

  CharityGirl wrote:

An extremely caring organization. They take donor considerations and needs to heart and apply solid financial principals to ensure donations are put to great charitable use. My experience was nothing but positive - they are very quick to respond and... more »

  bjbragassa wrote:

I have been very excited to participate in events with Harts of Teal. My daughter is an ovarian cancer survivor and we are so happy to be able to help other women! more »

  Jen Chapin wrote:

I am so proud to be associated with WhyHunger. It has been part of my life for as long as I can remember and I have seen it grow (but not too fast) and evolve (quite organically) into a dynamic, innovative, collaborative leader in the hunger-fighting/food... more »

  kbiernacki wrote:

Family Advocates has been a member of the United Way of Greater LaPorte County for over 15 years. The United Way has continued to provide support, collaborative opportunities and training to all its member agencies. It the agency has a question, our... more »

  dg0154 wrote:

I love C & W's Rustic Hollow. This cage free, no kill sanctuary for special needs felines is just amazing. Carmen, Wanda, their staff and many volunteers care for cats with medical & physical needs, seniors, cats that are feline leukemia+ and FIV+ and... more »

  CommunityVolunteerNetwork wrote:

I've been part of the United Way family since 2008 or so. I've had the honor of serving as a Loaned Executive, Campaign Leader, and Cabinet Member. I've also been on the Day of Caring committee. Over the years we've completed some crazy fun landscaping... more »

  mobileUser368309 wrote:

They take the time to listen to the problem and help where they can. They don't waste time or money. Great people and 100% volunteer!! more »

  Writer wrote:

I have had the distinct privilege of working with Chaya and SOFKIN for the past two years. I have been involved with many charitable organizations through the years, but so very few have provided true and lasting support the way SOFKIN does. These children,... more »

  BRIAN-B wrote:

EXCELLENT JOB IN MAKING OUR COMMUNITY A MORE POSITIVE PLACE!! more »

  c. patrick wrote:

This organization is first class all the way. I had the opportunity to work as a volunteer on one of their Community Impact teams and saw first hand the professionalism of the staff and how the money raised is invested in programs with measurable outcomes.... more »

  Eloise wrote:

The United Way of Northern Columbiana County, OH (UWofNCC) has been a steadfast component of the community for many years. Under its present leadership, I have seen this organization begin to make inroads into new areas of funding as well as seek out... more »

  MealsOnWheels wrote:

This is a wonderful organization in the Bay Area with a broad scope of assistance. It was truly a pleasure working with them. more »

  Happy2BHere wrote:

I have been involved with the United Way for years as a volunteer. The work they do is dedicated to the people they serve and want to fix, not patch problems in our community. I cannot imagine what my life would be like without the support of people... more »

  lawrence12 wrote:

This organization has been through some challenging times. A new CEO has been brought in to rejuvenate the organization. There appears to be a lot of positive change happening now. They are trying to focus on major impact areas and generate new funding. more »

  rlopez wrote:

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

  ShellieG wrote:

Where would these charities be without the help of CHC-NE?!?!? Thank you for supporting the these great charities that help Nebraskans. more »

  sb1 wrote:

I am amazed at the high quality of volunteers and staff that work toward a common goal of strengthening the Jewish Community through programs and services that not only help those that are less fortunate than ourselves but that help connect us all. They... more »

  JacksonH wrote:

I've used the agencies and services of the Jewish United Fund of Metropolitan Chicago throughout my life, from finding synagogues and schools in the Guide to Jewish Living to going to the Ark to drop off donated items. Most recently my connection was... more »

  ewild wrote:

Team A.Maise donated coffee and snacks to our Pediatric ICU at UF Health Jacksonville! All of our patients and families have enjoyed the donations which have made their stays at the hospital a little more bearable. Thank you Team A.Maise for sending our... more »

  Naugy Bob wrote:

Worked as a volunteer with veterans helping veterans, and also worked with children in need.It was an uplifting experience to see the results of agencies working with deserving clients whose needs were met and even exceeded. We have all been warmed by... more »

  LWUMC wrote:

I coordinate a safe parking program in Kirkland at Lake Washington United Methodist Church. We serve 30-50 women and some families who live in their cars. Jonathan reached out to me in the early days of Covid to see if KPCF could help. Every week,... more »

  Takio wrote:

This is an incredible organization of dedicated volunteers who seek to provide loving care and aid to the poor around the world! I highly recommend everyone to get involved in selfless service by donating or volunteering as I did to assist their work! more »

  Peach wrote:

Marine Corps Family Foundation is a wonderful organization that supports our Marines and their families. I have personally been involved with Operation Marine Corps Kids. This project collects hand-crafted baby items and distributes them to... more »

  begriff wrote:

United Way Pierce County provides invaluable resources to our community through grants to smaller non-profits like the Tacoma Children's Museum. These valuable funds provide residents the opportunity to engage their kids in meaningful learning through... more »

  DFOST75CLE wrote:

Excellent organization serving various demographics in Pickens County. Large percentage of funds donated goes directly those in need. Children to adults benefit from the many agencies that UWPC funds. Strong leadership team that has set priorities... more »

  Paul N.2 wrote:

I am the Vice President of the Board for Helping One Guy...and have been with Helping One Guy for the past 5 years. My experience has been so rewarding as we are helping people who are experiencing a life crisis with love and financial support. It is... more »

  Grandmollie wrote:

Community Lifeline Center is a God-send to many of our community's citizens that have been hit with unforeseen tragic circumstances. This organization has been in existence for as many years as I have been a member of the McKinney community,... more »

  HeidiCox wrote:

Can't explain how much I love Gladney!!! They are amazing in every way- from their attention to detail with your adoption process, to the way they care for the birth moms going through the center, to the incredible post adoption services afterwards. They... more »

  wedge wrote:

Have witnessed what Birdies for the Brave does over the last three years and their initiatives and impacts are significant. This is a very motivated organization that gets things done. more »

  MAMAProject wrote:

MAMA Project, Inc. has been working with Christian Service Charities for the last 3 years. We have had a great experience with them. CSC is always willing to help us through any questions we have in their application process. They also provide wonderful... more »

  loritessel2009 wrote:

My life changed from my experience at Beit T'Shuvah. Miracles happened there. My friend who had been at 13 rehabs before found sobriety at Beit T'Shuvah. Another friend who lived on the street because of his heinous crack addiction found sobriety and... more »

  jballew wrote:

United Way of Siouxland has been a fantastic community partner of the Boy Scouts of America, Mid-America Council. Because of their mission driven work, we are able to impact over 400 at-risk boys via our Outreach Cub Scout programs. more »

  KJGould wrote:

UWWP is a wonderful asset to the Westchester and Putnam communities. Well worth your donation. Tremendous value added to your donated dollars. Highest rating. more »

  whole-wayhouse wrote:

Whole-Way House is a ex-offenders substance abuse, transitional housing and counseling center. Offering services to those from the community at large or those being released from correctional facilities. Our services are in house and those that are not... more »

  grjk wrote:

Best Friends has a geat reputation in Dickinson. The program benefits both the mentor and the child they are working with. There's a lot of logic to the idea of establishing another adult connection early on - much more cost effective to do it sooner... more »

  John Mason wrote:

We have head the pleasure of working with The United Way of the Greater Triangle with several beneficiary and awareness events. Each time, their willingness to go above and beyond to ensure a successful campaign has ensured that on both a company... more »

  Jani wrote:

Our company has been a United Way of Greater Toledo supporter for decades. From running an annual campaign to participating in annual Days of Caring, the staff is professional, passionate and a pleasure to work with. We applaud the 4-star rating –... more »

  Ajaga wrote:

BACK GROUND Care Community Education Centre is a non profit organization established in 2008 by Ajaga Innocent as a vision bearer supporting orphaned and war victim children in Odropi Village, Charanga parish, Yumbe Town Council Yumbe District Northern... more »

  AGlincher wrote:

I have been involved with the Jewish Federation in nearly all capacities, from being a recipient of community funds for trips to Israel,attending the local day schools and working for local Federation-funded agencies, to meeting my beloved at a Federation... more »

  bbright wrote:

I have seen firsthand how children who have few options because of poverty or neglect are being helped. In addition, our own community is greatly enhanced by the efforts of the Federation--from education to community building! more »

  Laura L. wrote:

Variety helped my disabled son get an adaptive bike. I had searched for over a year trying to find some organization or grant to help me get a bike he could ride. It was heartbreaking to watch him drag a bike up and down the sidewalk infront of our... more »

  DonorChesterCounty wrote:

Not the best! Director not transparent in disclosures to board or community. more »

  Justin Garoutte wrote:

Chinook Fund is a fantastic social justice nonprofit and funder here in Colorado, focusing on root causes that lead to systemic change and lasting effect. I had the honor of serving as a cohort member of their first-ever Giving Project and learned so... more »

  becca930 wrote:

I moved to port Washington in1985 and started volunteering with my neighbor with the door to door campaign . Which then turn into helping at the phone-A-thon and thanksgiving race. And now I am a board member and enjoy raising money for this non profit... more »

  k80laine wrote:

Dropping off items to donate is always super easy, and they have a nice selection in store. I've bought a few books there for my daughter (she loved it here). Haven't been to the new location yet, but looking for ward to stopping in! more »

  Writer wrote:

United Way of Iredell County provides great services and support to a variety of different agencies in the community. They provide great support to agencies helping school age children like the School Tools campaign. United Way supports the Boys and Girls... more »

  Ajax wrote:

I have been a volunteer for about 5 years. When the tornado hit in Griffith United Way stretched themselves almost beyond their means to help the people of my hometown. That speaks volumes to me. I never knew what great work this organization did until... more »

  User616 wrote:

Thier address has actually changed to P.o. Box 29186 San Juan P.R. 00929 They are an amazing foundation really and truly heartfelt!!!! Www.getmadpr.org more »

  Helen wrote:

This non-profit advances the cause of civility, both in government and in all public speech. The Institute for Civility in Government works with high school students, especially those from disadvantaged or difficult backgrounds; organizes and hosts conferences... more »

  Jeannette5 wrote:

CACF brings together 9 non-profits that serve Colfax, WA, and the surrounding area for a single fund-raising event. The board is all volunteer. Representatives from each member organization are expected to attend meetings and events. Members of the... more »

  Sheri R.2 wrote:

Loved the Buffalo Jewish Federation's "Box of Light" program for Hanukkah. Filled with crafts, games, and activities for family discussion, the boxes were a wonderful way to help families celebrate Hanukkah during a difficult year. more »

  rmay wrote:

I have been to Israel twice and both times have become familiar with the incredible work of Magen David Adom, which supports the lifesaving efforts of Magen David Adom (MDA) in Israel and represents MDA in the US. Not everyone is aware that the MDA National... more »

  James166 wrote:

WISDOM is a Gamaliel Foundation Affiliate. They are Chicago-Style Community Organizers. Gamaliel would founded by Saul Alinsky, Socialist. Born in Chcago in 1909, Saul Alinsky was a 1960's Radical who became known as the Father of Community Organizing.... more »

  LizNelson wrote:

United Way of Lake County provides valuable services to residents of Lake County and wonderful volunteer opportunities. My son and I had a wonderful experience walking in a local parade, spreading the word about the Page it Forward initiative to collect... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization strives to meet needs within this community and solve problems. I have been very impressed with how hard they work to achieve results in areas within health, education and financial stability. They look at ways to make this community... more »

  dnakamura wrote:

I believe that Aloha United Way used to be a good organization with a solid foundation, good leadership, and a strategic vision for its future. Under its current leadership, however, AUW has foundered. It has lost some major corporate donors, and most... more »

  eels61 wrote:

This is one of those charities that look's good on paper but dont be fooled. The director John Baruth portrays himself as a pastor, but really he is a major con artist. The bare minimum is given to a few select charities and the majority of the money... more »

  concern wrote:

As a former board member at The Alpha Workshops I felt a great responsibility to the segment of society we were supposed to be supporting. Negative reports filed by individuals, design professionals, and New York state fund contributors have been a thorn... more »

  J Y wrote:

Ex-Doner. Do you know how much time Miami-Dade County Employees have to fund raise on tax payer dollors to donate to United Way and this doesn't even cover Harve Mogul President, CEO $411,319 salary? The begining and ending of every United Way included... more »

  bubbykalar wrote:

Great things are happening at United Way for Greater Austin! I have been involved with this organization for almost a year and have truly been inspired by the commitment of the board of directors, staff and donors. UWATX is working to address poverty... more »

  PrezJadeOfAtl wrote:

I used United Way as a resource when I was in some very hard times. I'm thankful we had it because it provided us information on where we could get food, where we could get bill assistance and etc. At the same time though, there was a lot of times United... more »

  pgw5644 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization because of their amazing work. I love that all the money raised through this organization benefits the local community in North Carolina. The mission is so important and we have such a fun time with our... more »

  Melody D.2 wrote:

Change Is Ours has been bringing like minded community leaders together to raise funds, raise awareness and inspire action since 2015. Through volunteer projects, creative events surrounding social issues and more Change Is Ours is truly a phenomenal... more »

  dfb6 wrote:

United Way does good work in its fundraising for other charities. Impressive is that the organization starts its fundraising from scratch every year and is able to raise up to 30 million bucks. Wow. The staff are also very friendly! more »

  JCoast wrote:

They do wonderful work: efficient and effective. I had a great experience and will volunteer again in the future. more »

  uwgirl wrote:

The United Way in Roane County was very helpful in guiding me to the services that my family was in need of. more »

  GBCS wrote:

I came across this organization by way of a nice lady who was volunteering her time passing out brochures about the organization in front of the grocery market the end of last year. At first I started to ignore her, but there was something different about... more »

  Layne D. wrote:

I am very impressed with the United Way of the Eastern Panhandle in Martinsburg, West Virginia. The leadership and staff of this charity truly seek to administer this program in accordance with the fiduciary capacity in which they have been employed... more »

  CSTXED wrote:

This organization was granted a name change by the IRS and the name "Another Way" no longer exists. It is Community Shares of Texas, not Community Shares of TX, DBA Another Way, it has been completely legally changed and this posting is a misrepresentation... more »

  Michele60 wrote:

HELLO MY NAME IS MONIQUE MY FAMILY AND I CAME INTO THE SHELTER IN 2012. MY FAMILY CONSISTED OF 5. I AM VERY THANKFUL FOR THE HELP THAT THIS ORGANIZATION HAS GIVEN MY FAMILY. THERE ARE WORKERS THERE THAT TRULY CARE. THEY DIDNT SEE US AS A NUMBER THEY SAW... more »

  sprendes wrote:

Every year the American Psychiatric Foundation (APF) awards individuals with the "Helping Hands Grant", which was developed "to encourage medical students to participate in community mental health service activities". I have been the recipient of this... more »

  Anonymous_D wrote:

Women supporting women...as natural as breathing.http://www.anonymouswasawoman.org/Anonymous Was A Woman is an award for women artists over 40. I created it 20 years ago, after my father died, when my sister and I were left the responsibility... more »

  Cheryl Crumbley wrote:

United Way of Lane County (UWLC) is classified by Charity Navigator as a fundraising organization. As such, UWLC's rating is solely determined by revenue growth per Federal Form 990. There is no measurement of community development, United Way’s proven... more »

  Timothy N.1 wrote:

Keyed Up plays an indispensable role in keeping Jazz music alive and thriving. Perseverance of the art form is not only an integral part woven into the cultural fabric of New York, but plays a greater role in American identity as well. As a Jazz musician,... more »

  dianalrosen wrote:

I donated $18 to this organization based on the Jewish cultural tradition that charity should be based on the number 18. The Hebrew word chai means two different things: LIFE and the NUMBER 18. This was an error as they do not accept anything lower than... more »

  jpgh wrote:

The United Jewish Federation of Pittsburgh is an amazing organization which uniquely unites a diverse spectrum of Jewish people for many common causes. Unlike other city's federations, which ten dot be dominated by one political ideology, religious denomination,... more »

  111 wrote:

This organization is quickly becoming a dinosaur. Resources have not been allocated for engaging the next generation of donor, utilizing technology for fundraising, or generally taking the organization to the next level. more »

  leonard brown wrote:

These people are just middlemen. Don't donate to these people, donate directly to your charity!!!! more »

  ealcaraz wrote:

Great Organization! They have really done a lot for the city of Hawaiian Gardens. Thank you so much Mr. and Mrs. Moskowitz, your donations are greatly appreciated and we thank you so much for everything! more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization doesn't offer direct services to the community but "campaigns" for dollars as though it does. The internal organization is a toxic environment. The board members are "clueless" about the internal staff / organization and do not provide... more »

  Petrie wrote:

The Jack Strong Foundation offers financial assistance to families with children battling childhood cancer. This program is called Jack's Heroes.Also offered, are Jack's Brave Bags. This is a bag filled with many different Superhero items to... more »

  Kelly_B2 wrote:

I've been a United Way donor for three years now through my workplace. Every year I pledge to support United Way, and then a portion of my paycheck goes to my local United Way, United Way of the National Capital Area. I know that my gift is going toward... more »

  Mark.Taggart wrote:

This religious "christian" organization loves to talk about heaven, but my experience with them was sheer hell.Make no mistake, this non profit entity is a business venture, with the homeless existing as their customer base. The "Word of God" is... more »

  drbobbierostock wrote:

I have been involved with hospitals, in a variety of roles, all of my adult life. I feel that my role as a volunteer @ HCH is a privilege and a blessing. I volunteer in an extremely positive environment where all are encouraged to approach everyone... more »

  Jenny75 wrote:

I was a Della Lamb volunteer at thanksgiving and Christmas of 2008. I learned so much about generosity, and working side by side by people from Somalia, Sudan, Taiwan.... I learned that people from these cultures can come together for the common good... more »

  salinasgal wrote:

United Way is irrelevant in a world where I can give directly to the organization of my choice without United Way absorbing 30-40% of my money. CEO makes 6 figures on the 990. more »

  B Wain wrote:

I think most donors do not realize how much of the money TUW receives stays inside their doors - with paid "consultants" who go out into the field and demand that programs conform to the model TUW has decided fits our community - with total disregard... more »

  bill.gabovitch wrote:

CJP is a great, responsive, innovative and caring organization. It is the nation's oldest federated charity but always more than willing to try something new. My family has benefited from programs created, or funded by CJP: My teen daughters have each... more »

  agoald5 wrote:

JPSA is the number one cause that we donate to. The work they do is inspiring and makes it easy to provide one donation and entrusting JPSA to be a conduit of what the needs are in our local community, both Jewish and non-Jewish, as well as around the... more »

  BBLA wrote:

Exceptional group of people helping people. I'm so grateful for the opportunity to serve such a giving organization, making a difference in the lives of others one at a time. more »

  sneff wrote:

HSCC is accessible, involved and always interested in helping the local charities in Hobe Sound.Having been funding charities in Hobe Sound for 67 years, they are the most credible funding non profit in Martin County. They fund grassroots, kids education,... more »

  kwo19 wrote:

I have given to this charity for serveral years. They wisely allocate to donate the money raised in the community and thru out south Florida on properly vetted charities and causes. The Board that runs the foundation is the most exprienced I have seen... more »

  Tara M.6 wrote:

Center in the Square is an awesome place to go to make memories. There is a children's museum, pinball museum, arcade, and other museums AND the ocean exhibits and rooftop exhibits are FREE to enjoy! more »

  David H Zimdars wrote:

We have just completed our online registration and UWBR reviews of site and budget and I am impressed. The new Director, Steve Kinkade, is doing a masterful job, along with his United Way co-workers of creating one, new, strong United Way out of two... more »

  ottaylor wrote:

Having the opportunity to volunteer with Give A Day Foundation has changed my life and giving me a purpose. Thanks "Give A Day Foundation" for all you do for our community. more »

  E A. wrote:

United Way of Windham County is making an effort to turn themselves into more than just a fund raising body. They have recently started an online Volunteer Center/referral service. The New Volunteer Coordinator hopes to make United Way of Windham the... more »

  hd07825 wrote:

I was hit in 1991 on my motorcycle by a drunk driver. My bike and I were lucky, we both lived to ride another day. Organizations like this one were non-existent. It is great to see the love and support for this wothy cause! more »

  KathyVance wrote:

Please note that current address is 104 Wilson Street, Beckley, WV 25801. more »

  iteachtoo wrote:

This is a great little organization who does more than I ever knew! I always heard about United Way, but never really knew what they did until my workplace became involved in a campaign with them a few years ago. The work that they do in our local community... more »

  kdsemel3 wrote:

This company helped me find a book I was looking for - they had it in stock!!! I called, they filled my order and it was great. However, this time I am having a hard time getting a response. I called twice - perhaps the problem is weather related.... more »

  Wandajean wrote:

United Way of the Piedmont works constantly to find ways to help the Upstate of SC by partnering with businesses and not for profit agencies that serve those in need. Several recent partnerships include:VITA, Gifts in Kind, VISTA, and AmeriCorp. All of... more »

  Michelle_B2 wrote:

Together we forever change our community, with every dollar and every hour donated. The United Way of Otero County (www.uwoterocounty.org) has been bringing the people, businesses, nonprofits and local government together for the past 50 years in southern... more »

  Nadine M. wrote:

As you walk into the United Way building on Main Street in downtown Merced, California, you will notice a hand painted quotation above the reception desk. “Never doubt that a small group of thoughtful, committed citizens can change the world. Indeed,... more »

  frannieep wrote:

I have nothing but wonderful things to say about United Way Broward. I have been involved in a few of their volunteer opportunities. Long term commitment (several years following and mentoring a single student) TSIC- Take Stock In Children, mentoring... more »

  maymay78 wrote:

My name is maylany I'm a transgender female recently moved to the St joe area after a horrible relationship almost killed me. I was thrown out of a 2 story of window my face was kicked, ribs were broken my and then drug along the concrete with gave on... more »

  Kimberly_P wrote:

Small local nonprofit focused on bettering community conditions and creating a healthy and safe environment for all.My charity of choice is the United Way of Oxford County. This organization has been in existence for almost 30 years and in that time... more »

  ymcquaid wrote:

Helping my community by volunteering with United Way is a richly rewarding experience for me. Several years ago, I began serving on the UW Community Impact Committee. As I watched the incredible response our local United Way had to Carr Fire and Camp... more »

  Michele86 wrote:

Mission Statement: To provide leadership by assessing needs, raising funds, and allocating resources to enrich lives and to build stronger communities in South Central Nebraska. Vision Statement: To improve the quality of life in the four... more »

  oldwomen wrote:

I am very lucky to be a part of this non-profit. Our mission is education and philanthropy. Each April we donate monies raised to 10-12 local non-profits. Some of our fundraising includes: baking 6,000 cookies for the Bayshore Marathon each May, baking... more »

  Lori P.1 wrote:

The United Way of the Brown County Area is an asset to the communities of Brown County! They help ensure that families have the resources they need, when they need them. more »

  jscott12 wrote:

I am upset by the salaries. i have been a long time supporter but the CEO salary is out of line for a charitable organization. even one this large. It makes me worry about other hidden benefits as well. United way nationally has had problems and I think... more »

  kramer123 wrote:

I worked there for three years. It's a three month program. We would call the clients after they completed treatment and we found that not one single former client remained clean from drugs after their discharge. A zero percent success rate. 400.... more »

  happyhollisterdonor wrote:

Wonderful support to nonprofits! Plus the Director is brillant and beautiful!! more »

  Stacey_K wrote:

I was given a gift this past month, after a long 2 years from being unemployed by a really good career job that I lost due to budget cuts, and opportunity came my way. A great job offer from the United Way of Mercer County PA. the last 2 years have been... more »

  Tish W. wrote:

I've been volunteering with the United Way of Volusia-Flagler Counties for more than 3 years and couldn't be happier. The staff and other volunteers are always fantastic and such a joy to work with. The Daytona 5K is always a fun event. It felt amazing... more »

  Momlessone wrote:

When I was 7 months pregnant, our beautiful baby boy Luke was stillborn. It shattered dreams and there are no words to describe the feelings we had. Charlies Buddies provided casts of our babies feet and hands, as well as pictures, a memory box and more.... more »

  Writer wrote:

When I originally learned about how The Salt Lake County Children Justice Center gives abused children the hope and help they need to get the justice they deserve, I knew I wanted to be a part of this organization and I knew I wanted to be a part of helping... more »

  Jose11 wrote:

Mark A. Nugent Foundation funded our research project. Without their continued support, the studies would not have been possible. We are now using the data from this work to apply for federal grants. The work has been published in several peer-reviewd... more »

  MichelleHeld wrote:

I was looking for a new nonprofit to donate money to. I posted an inquiry on a popular social network to find potential recipients. I received four responses and surprisingly 3 out of 4 did little more than give me their name. A Council Rock Education... more »

  sandrabroadhurst wrote:

File false reports on disbursements of federal grant funds, IRS form 990. Violations of CA Labor laws. Discrimination. FGP and SCP programs non-compliant. HUSD and SJUSD takes no accountability for these violations occurring in elementary schools... more »

  Mike164 wrote:

This is a superior NP. Feel confident when you give. Often your donation it matched by the major donor. This groups creates impactful fundraising, by incorporating compelling events and including people to form comradely and interest, the Parkinson Alliance... more »

  Cito wrote:

As I fought through cancer in high school, Candlelighter's made my experience as pleasant as possible. They helped pay for the commute to chemo (roughly 100 miles each way) as well as the meds. They offered counseling (whether they even realized it... more »

  CraigClark wrote:

I have found some pics from a family member whom past away would like to know more about them or possibly sell them , Thanks more »

  Dave B. wrote:

I have long supported this organization through both volunteering and financial resources. LSS Community Care Centers serve the poor, homeless, almost homeless with groceries, clothing, counseling, budgeting, finding housing, mental health programs,... more »

  rfriedman wrote:

The Jewish Federation of Metropolitan Chicago not only distributes money to the vulnerable and disadvantaged members of the Chicagoland jewish and general community, but supports Jews all over the world. And beyond just healtha nd human services, I support... more »

  Mlusi wrote:

Iam seeing this organisation as helpful as it could. I passionately looking forward to your usual considerations. My name is Simon Chidalimba Mluwa Gumbo my Passport number MA868241 Malawi My phone number :00265883406744 more »

  Writer wrote:

Since its inception in 1958, East Central Alabama United Cerebral Palsy has proudly served thousands of children and adults with developmental disabilities, such as autism, Down syndrome, spina bifida, and cerebral palsy. A staggering 20.4% of Alabamians... more »

  OCUW wrote:

Otsego County United Way changes lives by focusing on the building blocks of a strong community. Creating impact in the areas of Education, Income and Health. more »

  CamillaO. wrote:

I have not gotten a chance to volunteer with Heart of Florida United Way directly but I was just recently introduced to this wonderful organization last month when I was recognized at the Inaugural United Way Community Volunteer Excellence Awards which... more »

  jojohn wrote:

United Way of Mesa County runs a great fund distribution process and really is working to help the nonprofits in Mesa County. The staff as a whole does strive to make a difference and offers a lot to the community. The reason why I give it a... more »

  Mark Roggeman wrote:

We are a fellowship of Christian officers to support each other in the job that we do. Have Bible studies snd resch out to officers and their families. Our web page is www.peaceofficersforchristcolorsdo more »

  nedcone wrote:

Contacted customer service 4 weeks ago about an issue with an address for a non profit we donated to and have yet to receive an answer back. To add insult to injury, tried signing into my account tonight and never received a verification code... more »

  comfortablebenefits wrote:

As a new family to the area, I liked the idea of being able to fund vetted nonprofits. There are so many groups in need. This is a great way to help projects that matter to the community and that you know are making a difference, not just taking your... 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 »

  Dawnymay wrote:

Person with serious challenges,brain injury who will testify that United Way is ONLY about fundraising for ITSELF more »

  Sunny55 wrote:

I was exposed to sex trafficking by this agency when I called 211 Los Angeles for the augmented winter shelter program. I was told to go to the Casa Bell motel in Inglewood, California, once I arrived, the hotel manager said he didn't know anything about... more »

  Pam Felactu wrote:

OSSM Foundation's 2011 expenses were inflated by building construction underway at that time. more »

  Writer wrote:

This place has amazing passion and care for what they do! more »

  samiam wrote:

Thank you to the staff of united way for helping me by doing my taxes and giving me information to help me with my (for protection). Thank you,Thank you,Thank you!!!! more »

  Benjamin M. wrote:

Douglas County is an area that has exceptional needs. Greater Douglas United Way has been making an impact on Douglas County residents for over 50 years. They have 32 member agencies that are making a difference by providing food, education and income... more »

  tocariveria wrote:

DCUW supports local programs that a making a difference in the lives of local residents! Focused on meeting the basic needs of folks in the valley, their efforts are felt and their impact is critical! For local residents you can be sure that the money... more »

  David72 wrote:

As a graduate student, I had the opportunity to work with this organization as part of a class project. I was deeply moved and humbled by the mission and vision of this organization. Genesis at the Crossroads is passionate about using the arts and education... more »

  adrigaller wrote:

If this charity has been registered and is run by Jason Hoffman of Critter Encounters in Florida, this is a fraudulently registered organization whose name was stolen from us by Mr. Hoffman for his own gain. He is living off of his donations and has... more »

  jordand wrote:

"When I am in Season I am completely focused on football. My mind is at ease knowing that my Foundation is is being professionally managed by The Giving Back Fund. My charitable work is important to me, and it has to be done right. My reputation depends... more »

  Cheryl82 wrote:

As first a long time donor, and then to join the board, I continue to be inspired by this amazing organization. The good work that they do, the tremendous financial oversight and responsibility which display, and the energy and ambition of the staff... more »

  Seth Y. wrote:

This nonprofit plays a vital role in the community in many different ways. The UWPC has started many beneficial programs that directly impact many unfortunate familes in the community. Educational programs help children learn, not only class... more »

  DN24503 wrote:

UWCV has high impact in Central Virginia for three reasons: a great marketing campaign keeps UWCV in the minds and checkbooks of donors and community, a talented campaign cabinet covers all the bases with corporate, individual donors, and employee campaigns,... more »

  dmg2 wrote:

The Brownsville Community Foundation is run by members of the Brownsville Community who really care what happens here! They have annual grant giving cycles to support local causes. They do their 'homework' to make sure the non-profit grant recipients... more »

  kat49 wrote:

This is a terrible charity. Self serving, toxic and abusive. I was asked to volunteer on one of their committees, because of ana antiracism project I was organizing. I have never experienced such bulling and abuse. They used their wider network of "elites"... more »

  dollstokes wrote:

This United Way nonprofit organization supports 18 key organizations providing emergency food, shelter, temporary housing, youth development and senior citizens centers in Victoria, Texas and surrounding communities in 5 counties. more »

  geronema wrote:

I belong to Women in Philanthropy (an affinity group), adminstered by the United Way of Santa Cruz County. The charitible work done by this group is so impressive. We have full staff support to help us guide the educational programs we fund. Every penny... more »

  skykei07 wrote:

This is a huge help for our community. This charity helps with food, community resources like how and where to get help with utility assistance, shelter, and more. The staff is eager to help anyone in need. I was a person in need at one time and now I... more »

  UnhappyTeacher wrote:

The Director of Instructional Programs from SMCAA is incredibly unprofessional. She is dismissive, condescending, and downright rude to the teachers she is ostensibly trying to help. I have watched her ask teachers about the classes they teach only... more »

  DreSan1516 wrote:

HELLO SINGLE MOTHER 24 TRYING TO GET ON MY FEET SO I CAN GET MY KIDS BACK IN MY CAR LAST YEAR HAS BEEN HARD IVE ALWAYS BEEN ON MY OWN . PLEASE ANYTHING WILL HELP TOWARDS UNIFYING US AND MAKING SURE IM STABLE AND CAN AT LEAST PROVIDE FOOD AND BASIC NEEDS... more »

  phil and mary wrote:

LCF is a leading community foundation managed and directed by a dedicated staff of professionals focused on serving the needs of the community and the intent of it's donors. My family established a donor advised fund at the Lutheran Community Foundation... more »

  eemooretx wrote:

The Lewis & Clark Foundation helps a lot of Montana school kids get extended educational programing in history and the natural sciences. They also raise funds for the Interpretive Center for all sorts of things. more »

  rayhughesla wrote:

CFN is a fantastic organization that helps multiple charities every year. I've had the pleasure of attending their annual Gala in March for a few years now and I'm always impressed by their quality of events surrounding that weekend. Staff is attentive... more »

  JHuisenga wrote:

I have been lucky to have Foundation for Early Learning as a client of mine for several years. Three years ago I volunteered to help at their annual fund raising luncheon and have eagerly done so each year since. The staff and volunteer coordinators are... more »

  Cheri14 wrote:

This small United Way ranks among the highest of all United Ways (right beside, and higher than some HUGE ones) and operates tons of programs that improve the quality of life in our little community. more »

  John wrote:

This is a well run organization, helping Quakers in the high country of Bolivia afford higher education, and for some to board in the city to complete their secondary education. The Bolivians are also expanding Alternatives to Violence (AVP) work in... more »

  jjbowar wrote:

My boys are STEM kids. Two go to a K-12 STEM school while the other two are STEM majors at CO School of Mines. What was missing was the “A”.What transitioned them from STEM to STEAM is CCJA, the Colorado Conservatory for the Jazz Arts. ... more »

  U Care wrote:

I am the Executive Director of U Care, Inc., a local nonprofit serving victims of domestic violence and sexual assault in Sampson County. I would like to acknowledge SCUW support of our 24 hour shelter and crisis line services over the past 16 years.... more »

  pam9 wrote:

Woodland United Way was established in 1968 by a group of community volunteers that wanted to impact their community. Woodland United Way is overseen by a local group of volunteers who live or work in Yolo County, Ca. and have a vested interested in better... more »

  atagirl51 wrote:

Another neptatized organization within the city limits. If your "not, somebody's kid" you do not work there. Terrible place, poor attitudes. Never will donate money again or service them. Terrible leadership. more »

  tduenas1 wrote:

Hello my name is Tatiana Duenas and I am a nursing student at Lion Creek Oakland Head Start facility completing my community health rotation. Our plan was to help educate the student population of 3-5 year old's at this location, and Children's Smile... more »