Find First Aid Nonprofits and Charities

  proudvolunteer8 wrote:

My family became homeless due to a fire in the middle of the night. My children had nothing but pajamas and a friend a church suggested we contact The Eight. The organization was kind and thoughtful. They gave each of my children their own bag filled... more »

  Carolyn Appleton wrote:

When I first learned about TEXSAR, I was genuinely amazed. Since 2005, this highly-trained and motivated group of 180+ volunteers has been saving lives in the face of grave danger - in the midst hurricanes, floods and wildfires, to being in rough and... more »

  SteveFitz wrote:

MidWest SSTRC is an organization of volunteers across several counties working together to provide ground truth to the National Weather Service when weather turns severe. They are people who work to raise the level of severe storm awareness and preparedness... more »

  burhome wrote:

I support the burholme community paramedicine program .. innovative and caring while changing lives of people compromised with medical issues! more »

  tammyw wrote:

Although Oak Grove Center for Education Treatment & the Arts serves 160 children and youth on a school day, and 76 live on campus in our residential programs, we did not have an AED. Thanks to the generosity and vision of Bob Roy, founder of the Travis... more »

  Joy2TheNations wrote:

Joy To The Nations is a new but solid organization made up of individuals who have given their lives to help others. With over 15 years of combined missions experience Joy To The Nations is making a lasting impact in Honduras. As President, and Co-Founder... more »

  dibinla wrote:

What a great organization. We are so lucky that community members are still willing to give up their time from family and work to help others. They are so knowledgeable and fast. We are lucky to live in LA. The LAFD are so lucky to have a great volunteer... more »

  wheimsoth wrote:

In 1989 the Red Cross came to our area of the Santa Cruz Mountains, Loma Prieta, and helped us without water or power for a week deal with life. What a wonderful resource. Since then I have been a volunteer with the Red Cross trying to give something... more »

  Writer wrote:

I want to thank the very nice EMT who helped my daughter with her cut knee. He was so nice and really put my 10 yr old daughter to ease. I forget his name but not his kindness. He was right, she needed stitches. more »

  Brittany01890 wrote:

I found All Care Plus through a friend and she insisted I go here to take CPR/First Aid training. I absolutely loved it. The instructor was so lively and humorous. I have yet to find anything that could possibly be close to beating that safety training... more »

  VeneratedFaith wrote:

When my family contacted Acadiana Safety in an exhausted effort to obtain monitoring with an ankle bracelet as a condition of my bond for a DWI, we expected to be financially abused as proposed by other providers. Unjustifiable strap on fees based on... more »

  kowalc24 wrote:

I am a Facebook follower and donor to this organization as my nephew helped the group to grow. I have never seen more dedicated individuals that come together to serve their community in critical times. They drop everything job, family and put themselves... more »

  LaurieG wrote:

What can you say when an amazing group of first-responders save your husband's life? They arrived very quickly and revived my husband from a horrific, life-threatening diabetic sugar low. They were amazing and thank you so very much. more »

  B.C. Survivor wrote:

i have been involved since 1999, the first year of this extraordinary non profit. So many have done an incredibly fine job in different areas. The main event is the September Run/Walk/Health Fair and there is a Lunch and Learn in the spring. Awareness... more »

  jazzie wrote:

Disaster training was critical to me when I had a house fire and lost everything. Also I was in Springfield after the bombing of the city building. We worked with the Metro authorities at the airports to determine needs in the 90's. I think in the... more »

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At millcreek paramedic service(mps), we acknowledge that ensuring the health and well-being of our patients is the most important... more »

Pets America educates pet owners to help ensure that pets are included in family emergency plans and trains volunteers to establish... more »

Safety training - the center provides state certified industrial safety training units. more »

The Frederick E. Turnage Chapter of the American Red Cross, a humanitarian organization led by volunteers and guided by the mission,... more »

Founded in 1983 as a joint venture between the former Southern Chester County Medical Center, the community and the local volunteer... more »