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  Sandra Kroll wrote:

Food Finders has become the "go to" organization whenever a nonprofit organization has an event on behalf of its clients and has budget concerns. I know that they've been crucial in making connections between businesses that have excess food to contribute... more »

  gmartino wrote:

This nonprofit is the best one I have ever been associated with. I participated in their Race/Walk, then began volunteering there when I retired. I now serve as vice president of their board. We serve 8000 people per month in the county through our agencies.... more »

  awatso20 wrote:

Being a college student you don't always have the money to donate to groups like HHH. But you can still give your time. I loved going on mission trips to areas stricken by disaster and seeing in person the difference HHH is making in peoples lives. more »

  maria13 wrote:

I think that Harvest Time Int. is a great organization also a blessing for the community. I believe that we need more non profits organizations like this one that can bring hope to the people in need and an opportunity to serve others. more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

North County Community Food Bank (NCCFB) has been feeding hungry families for several decades and is considered the primary charity of the north Clark County Washington community. Their board is more dedicated than any other board I know, and they work... more »

  food4hungry wrote:

A friend of mine, who happens to be the chairman of the board of directors of Arkansas Rice Depot, asked me if I would like to join this board. I had heard of ARD but did not know much about the program until I became a board member. I have never known... more »

  George Wilson wrote:

May 29, 2013: Calvary Food Pantry took on 3.5 pallets of food stock from the Food Bank of Central New York out of Syracuse. The Volunteers were on station early and struck down the plus 250 boxes of canned goods, produce, and dry goods in good time. Note:... more »

  gferuson003 wrote:

This organization set up a table at a local grocery store to receive donations. I spent time researching their 990 tax return and spoke with the countywide Dept. of Veterans Affairs Health Care for Homeless Veterans officers. The VA has no contact with... more »

  gemmasangels wrote:

WE MADE SANTA CRY…and didn’t feel bad about itThe year was 1995 and I’d just finished a children’s event with surplus food. A friend told me of a newly-opened and struggling homeless shelter that could use the leftovers.... more »

  andyabbink wrote:

Bread of Life was a real lifesaver for me. When I could barely scrape together rent, I was able to get some badly needed groceries from the food pantry. Back on my feet again, I returned to the pantry to offer my services as a volunteer. Three years... more »

  website wrote:

Community Link Mission is one of the finest organizations that I have ever had the opportunity to work with. The Board of Directors is top-notch, and the volunteers are an amazing group of people who give and serve tirelessly to make sure that no one... more »

  leslie.shatto@yahoo.com wrote:

Project Share meets a huge need in the Carlisle community providing food and clothing to approximately 1200 families a month. During my volunteer time I see the compassion for the recipients and witness recipients who are truly appreciative of the services... more »

  Rmccann wrote:

I'm a volunteer food donation pickup driver. I love it when I pull up to the cupboard and a "pit crew" of volunteer workers rushes out to empty my vehicle, weigh the food, sort it, freeze it, and put it on the shelves for shoppers. This food cupboard... more »

  deanpmlonghurst wrote:

As a volunteer at the Forestville based Sonoma County AIDS foodbank, I have never seen such magic. There are 500 volunteers and only 5 staff so we work our tails off for our 600+ clients. We help grow organic produce in our garden, give dignity to... more »

  pattypat wrote:

Where do i begin, I can start by saying i've always had a desire to help other's, God put's these desire's in our Heart's..There's such Joy to see some one's face after feeding them, or handing them a few bag's of food, or even giving them cloth's..God... more »

  E Bidstrup wrote:

Our foundation, Share a Smile, has a strong partnership with the Food and Care. We have been volunteering to provide dentistry for their clients for 8 years. In that time we have see many lives changed. Brent Crane and the entire staff at the Food and... more »

  John Sharpnack wrote:

I have been volunteering with KOS for several years and have nothing but great things to say about the organization, I recommend them to everyone I know and often bring friends with me to the volunteer events. The care that Vince, Lisa and the entire... more »

  Juan wrote:

The people who run this organization CARE! They work with limited resources and accomplish a trmendous feat. They find ways to do the impossible. more »

  Bonnie H. wrote:

Over the past 10 years, they have done a great job in providing clothing, food, furniture & school supplies to the needy. They have had an Annual Christmas shoe Box project for boys & girls age different range stuffed with gloves, scarves, hats, pens,... more »

  sykee wrote:

The RKF team know what they want to achieve and this makes them very successful. Keep up the good work and it's always great being a part and helping around more »

  Pro Joe wrote:

Our Micah 6:8 Project was during our church's Serve Day and we cleaned up a playground and went to see and pray about their upcoming Christmas Store for those less fortunate. more »

  sman2th wrote:

I have cooked for Bridge to Hope for several years now at their monthly food distribution. I went one time just to help out my friend Vanessa and was immediately hooked. The small children and families who count on this service are wonderful. I have... more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  LJShartle wrote:

This agency has been a part of our community for many many years, the work that they do is needed and appreciated by many families that are in crisis. They change lives! more »

  Melissa352 wrote:

I am very proud to be part of such a wonderful cause. It is extremely rewarding to see the direct impact we have on those we serve. Also, it's great to see that nutrition is the top priority. more »