Find Foster Care Nonprofits and Charities

  Umesh Desai wrote:

Excellent work in rural development particularly working in water sector and tribal development. Professionalism in dealing with donor and other agencies and working with government. more »

  dhilsmeier wrote:

I have enjoyed receiving my Day 1 Bag. The bags are the best quality and I am proud to use it. Better than a trash bag for luggage! more »

  Kelli17 wrote:

Ticket To Dream (TTD) is my favorite non profit! I have personally had the honor of working side by side TTD during some of their events and the staff and volunteers are top notch individuals. You can feel the energy and passion they have for helping... more »

  DM Dorman wrote:

This summer was the first time my son (and I) participated in KoH. To say it was an awesome experience is an understatement. The time my son spent with the mentors, organizers, sponsors and other young men/boys who lost their dads created memories and... more »

  LauraHirschfeld wrote:

Wow, The Miracle Foundation really puts their money where their mouth is, so to speak. They build and run orphanages in India, and bring existing orphanages up to their high standards of care and education for the children. They do their very best to... more »

  H Tracy wrote:

I was exposed to GAP ministries a year ago. What is outstanding (not that there is only one or two things!) about the organization is the character and sense of mission of the staff - everyone from top to bottom. Each and every time I have intersected... more »

  RabidreaderinCO wrote:

I have volunteered with Angel Covers for 5+ years and the level of commitment to their mission is heartwarming. They have done a great job of supporting programs as fully as they can without extending themselves to a point where the programs (a.k.a the... more »

  blvd0863 wrote:

It is difficult to put in a few words what Best Foot Forward is doing in our local area. They are changing lives everyday. They say they work with children in foster care as it relates to their educational needs. I say it's not only their educational... more »

  KimberKD wrote:

During this difficult year as a foster family, I cannot say enough wonderful things about Foster Source. From providing training to respite to meals to a weighted blanket, they have helped my family in at least a dozen ways. Foster parenting is harder... more »

  allterrain wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over two years and look forward to more opportunities to give back. I help coordinate and host crafting parties and take every chance I get to volunteer at the local children's hospital! I am very grateful... more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have worked with the Reno Rodeo Foundation for several years now. From Denim Drive and Distribution to Toy Distribution and scholarships as well as Reading Roundup and now the Reading Rooms at the Justice Court the Reno Rodeo Foundation helps so many... more »

  jan Tennyson wrote:

Growing up in the foster-care system in New York City has caused me to be passionate about children subjected to abuse. I started Dare to Dream Children's Foundation in 1987 and in 2007 earned the Governor's Lonestar Achievement Award. Knowing that there... more »

  boverocker wrote:

Prince Ministry of South Africa allowed me to have an adventure of a lifetime while working to help them with their missionary work in South Africa. I was truly blessed to have had this experience of working with the missionaries that are doing so much... more »

  Robert O.1 wrote:

Blue Water Surrender Rocks!Blue Water's Children's Home in Guatemala is caring for abandoned children and strengthening the community it serves. 100% of donations to Blue Water Surrender goes directly to food, housing, medical supplies, education,... more »

  4thechildren wrote:

I volunteered with Point Hope Inc at their Teenista Event, which benefits and serves children in the US foster care system. The Teenista provided many young ladies with a day filled with pampering. They were able to shop for new clothes, get their hair,... more »

  cdaugirdas wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this charity for about a year now. I have watched overworked underpaid staff work long hours to help children in need. And they love what they do. The pour out everything they have to help support the Guardian et Lidum progam... more »

  BlindFaith wrote:

Without the help of the Foster Care Coalition of St. Louis, my husband and I would not be getting ready to adopting our 2 beautiful little boys today. I first contacted them in 2005. They have always been there to help and more impressively remembered... more »

  Graciela S. wrote:

I had been working with them for more than 10 years. I am a Child Care Provider and my experience, in the beginning was good, then they had problems to pay us for more than 3 months sometimes and they never pay us on time. They are not serious in... more »

  sheehana wrote:

I spent a couple months working with OSSO in Ecuador and it was absolutely amazing! The program is well organized and exists to help serve the children. It was an experience that I will never forget and would recommend to anyone - young adults, families,... more »

  zuma wrote:

The Volunteers at Zuma's make such a huge difference in the possibilities around the ranch. Last weekend Paul the main man at Zuma's was away and Jodi his wife was left on her own to care for the 40 horses.... Well that was not the case as Mike Hoagland... more »

  prokrh wrote:

Over the past 20 years, I have donated several vehicles to Rawhide. The process is easy and a lot less hassle than attempting to sell. The tax write off helps, but the true value comes with the satisfaction of helping support a most worthy organization... more »

  jpeckler wrote:

What a wonderful gift for families in need. I'm thoroughly impressed with the impact and services provided by EMQ. more »

  Malayia C. wrote:

Foster Village is really and truly on the front lines of foster care. They know what it’s like to create community during those times of need and they are always available to provide the tangible items as well as support to new and seasoned foster parents.... more »

  LeadByExample wrote:

This charity has done what we all should be trying to do and that is bring our community together to make sure no child carries a trash bag. more »

  sradopter wrote:

ACFPA provides support, resources and training to caregivers of foster children. They provide children in care with the experiences that are afforded other children in our community through events and funding. Their meetings provide a place that foster... more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have been working with the great staff of Junior Blind for over three years as a leadership trainer and executive coach. Their services to this precious population are exceptional as are their leaders and management team. more »

  Ryan D.1 wrote:

Connect With A Wish has gone above and beyond to meet the needs of the foster kids in its community. It was an absolute pleasure working with them! more »

  mhendrix wrote:

Volunteering with and through Embrace Texas has truly been a joy and blessing. I love that they care about educating people, not just finding "hands" to do the work. They have a real heart for these kids and families, witnessed in the way they live their... more »

  Dave24 wrote:

What can we say? Thanks to SCFFAA, our family is now complete -- with both a boy and girl (they're wonderful) -- through foster/adoption. The SCFFAA team is compassionate, efficient, and professional. What would appear to be a daunting process is managable... more »

  Sam wrote:

Child Advocates really puts their heart and soul into helping community volunteers have the proper tools, support, and care to make a difference in the lives of foster children. more »

  isabelhagood wrote:

I am so proud to volunteer with CASA for Children of DC. I am a volunteer Court Appointed Special Advocate (CASA) and have received the training and support I need from CASA DC to make a difference in the life of my foster youth. I know firsthand the... more »

  heritageGH wrote:

This organization has the most caring and helpful leadership team with such a high retention of staff and volunteers!! The staff in management have been employed for 10-15+ years and all are committed to caring and quality. I love their mission and... more »

  lgedigian wrote:

Lincoln Child Center (with locations and programs in Oakland, Hayward, and Concord, CA) is an amazing resource for families in the East Bay. I am most impressed by their dedicated staff. Whenever I get the change to speak to a Lincoln employee, I am moved... more »

  Person wrote:

They really need to work on training the people who answer their 1-800-4-A-CHILD hotline. Here is an email I sent to employees at ChildHelp after my experience. I NEVER received a response. I called 1-800-4-A-CHILD to vent to a... more »

  MaddieLips wrote:

I worked at 'r kids as a student intern this past semester. I was immediately welcomed into the 'r kids family from the first day I arrived! I was able to help out with office tasks as well as with a small parenting group for mothers and children. I gained... more »

  Keila156 wrote:

I am currently an Intern at this non-profit organization. I feel welcomed and at home every time I walk in and work. They are family and community focused and their goal is to better living conditions for all. more »

  bsingletary wrote:

Simply put, this organization is a champion for youth who need it most. They bring a constant, reliable sense of commitment to helping our most disadvantaged youth overcome significant hardships. As a former foster youth myself, I know how imperative... more »

  Becky01 wrote:

Ward Home does an amazing job with the young people that they serve allowing them opportunities to connect with wonderful staff who care about them and to increase the skills they need for success as young adults. more »

  dillenmeyer wrote:

Hello my name is Dillen Meyer and i am currently serving a term as Social Media Manager. I took on this role a few months ago and i love it! I am the only teen in Ark of Hope for Children staff. Blair is the wonderful guy of this amazing company. He serve's... more »

  Elizabeth185 wrote:

Now known as The Children's Haven supports children impacted by abuse. Committed to helping children and families heal. more »

  ekamin wrote:

Faith, Hope & Love coordinated the effort for Christmas presents and cookies for the Kids in Juvenile Detention. The generous donations were delivered wrapped and ready for distribution on Christmas Morning. The kids and the Detention staff were very... more »

  Praisehim68 wrote:

Thank God for this Outreach Ministry!! It’s good to see real people doing real outreach!! This Outreach is always somewhere reaching out to help serve and give back to the communities. Adults children and this community is blessed to have Tamatha and... more »

  lbelton wrote:

The National Crittenton Foundation provides guidance and support to the Crittenton Family of Agencies, all of whom serve at-risk young women in the U.S. I am Director of Florence Crittenton Programs of South Carolina in Charleston, SC. The National... more »

  celeste wrote:

The best thing about FosterClub is that it is built for youth, powered by youth and changing life in foster care. I believe the young people who have experienced foster care and then use that experience to improve the system for their young peers are... more »

  kilah0311 wrote:

The Coalition for Children, Youth and Families provides resources that are right on time for caregivers like myself! Being a single mom of four, one biological daughter and three foster children, I look to them for insight on navigating and maintaining... more »

  KellyDC wrote:

The work The Baobab Home does is unrivaled in its area. Providing a child with a warm, nurturing environment in which to thrive is their mission, and I have seen firsthand how this goal is behind every decision they make. They are a forward-thinking organization... more »

  cupcake123 wrote:

I volunteer here as a teen ambassador and my experience has always been great! more »

  Justa Mom wrote:

I found the center when I went searching for a free play group for my daughter. I had been laid off and was now a stay-at-home mom with no other children. The center provided that interaction with other children thru their play group programs. I gained... more »

  Michaelrudder wrote:

I have enjoyed working with this organization in the past and I’m looking forward to opportunities to serve along side them again more »

  Jim Risk wrote:

I have had the privilage of meeting The executive team and many of the day-to-day professionals at TVN and they are all extremely motivated and committed to their vision of providing excellent treatment and care of troubled youth. I have seen first hand... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a regular fundraiser for Challenge Africa. The team here & in Africa work tireiessly to improve the health and lives of those less fortunate than themselves. Giving up their free and volunteering their skills to the cause. Keep up the good work... more »

  slw1127 wrote:

Real Life Children's Ranch provides a loving caring place for abused or neglected children. They learn acceptance and love as well as important life skills. It is one of the few places in the state that provides for sibling groups. They seek to develop... more »

  Britney S. wrote:

I volunteer with The Sanctuary because of their passion and dedication to serve their foster families and stop the cycle of multi placements. more »

  tinyopolis wrote:

Angels Foster Family Network OKC has changed the way Oklahoma manages foster families and in doing so, has created amazing outcomes for children in the foster care system. Angels has the most amazing and well educated staff. The support they give to foster... more »

  SunshineTX wrote:

A cornerstone in the Fort Worth community for the children in domestic need. Step up and volunteer; there's so many children that need your voice to be heard on their behalf.CASA is able to change children's lives only by your interaction.... more »

  Elizabeth52 wrote:

With so few places that help foster children, CCC is a life saver. Everyone is super nice and really goes out of the way to help. more »

  fauxclaud wrote:

The National Council ofr Adoption is nothing more than a paid mouthpiece for the adoption industry. Funded by the very adoption agencies and professionals who make their living from separating mothers and children, they have their roots in a solid right... more »

  SFkrisb wrote:

My daughters and I really enjoy volunteering for Make It Home. It is great to be hands-on in volunteering and seeing the final result of our efforts at the end of our volunteer shift. We get to be creative and have fun while doing good for others.... more »

  Ed Earl wrote:

I first joined the Board of Walden Family Services in 1993. Over the past 19 years, I have seen Walden make a significant difference in the lives of thousands of children and families through Walden's amazing foster parents, Walden's dedicated and talented... more »

  LorrynCarter wrote:

I worked as a volunteer with this nonprofit for about 8 months and I can truly say this is such a special organization. The staff deeply care about the youth they serve and offer so much of their time and efforts to these children. The activities and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful foundation that has touched the lives of many children! more »

  mobileUser462162 wrote:

Because One Matters is doing a great job serving foster kids and foster parents they come in contact with. They always put the interest of the kids first. They are a faith based organization that lead by faith. more »

  leechicago54 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for this organization for eight years, often traveling to Uganda to assist with the work. Juna Amagara means "saving life" and is dedicated to caring for orphan children, giving them education, a loving home environment and a... more »

  jlstokes wrote:

I am not sure what the previous reviewer is referring to. Our experience has in NO WAY been anything like they described. I dare say that the psychiatrist that is contracted with The Institute is one of the best (if not THE best) in caring for children... more »

  Samantha Schwartz wrote:

I have been extremely impressed with the time and dedication of the staff members and the orphanage coordinator and president Elizabeth Forchive, who has dedicated her life to the children of the orphanage. All efforts are made to ensure that the children... more »

  lyndelina wrote:

James Storehouse has an amazing way of illuminating the challenges faced by foster kids in their marketing/facebook! It encourages donations and adds crucial knowledge in the community. They have great systems in place for helping foster kids, even with... more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have had the privilege of working closely with the management staff of Kinship Center for the last year and I am continually impressed with all of them. Caring, bright, thoughtful and passionate about their work, these professionals set the highest... more »

  dseger wrote:

The National Foster Parent Association (NFPA) really is the "national voice of foster parents". This is the most efficient non-profit organization that I have been involved with. The entire Board of Directors are volunteers and work hard to move the... more »

  Dani F. wrote:

Great organization helping to create forever families. more »

  Writer wrote:

We have been loving supporters of Agape Asia for approximately 8 years. The staff is so responsive to our requests for information. It is obvious to me that the priority is to give the children the help they need to improve their current circumstances... more »

  lois.reddick wrote:

I had the opportunity to do some volunteer work for this organization as part of the 2012 COSIA Charity Beneficiary Program. Rayn Boncie is doing wonderful work for the community and the children by providing crisis intervention services to abused and/or... more »

  gregfornow wrote:

Hazel's Hands exceeded my expectations and he showed up at the movie theaters to hand out backpacks. all the families and children! The families were so happy and really appreciate Hazel's Hands Inc for their donation. On behalf of my staff... more »

  dyoder wrote:

I worked with Hephzibah for almost 8 years in the group home and it was one of my most treasured experiences. This organization has foster care and group home programs serving children in need of care due to experiences of abuse or neglect. This nonprofit... more »

  jmeurer wrote:

I work with children in foster care. Sometimes the county funds do not extend far enough to support the foster you (clothing, school supplies, furniture, etc,). When these moments take place myself and many of my peers turn to CYN to help fill the gaps.... more »

  Margie C. wrote:

I am a volunteer at Jonathon's Place. I have been working with the staff and kids for about 5 years now. I feel it is a privilege to work with the people who make this place a home for so many displaced foster children. I have seen scores of children... more »

  jordan1 wrote:

This innovative foundation is doing great work for some of the most critically at-risk children and teens in GA's communities. more »

  rachm23 wrote:

S.O.W. has done so much to help the vulnerable and orphaned in Mexico. Providing, food, haircuts, school supplies, and much more. They even help these orphans into adulthood. Helping them apply to college and pursuing skilled working opportunities like... more »

  jjkb wrote:

I love donating to CASA because they are upfront about where funds go and what expenses are. Overhead is low and the costs are true to running the program. more »

  JenBoswell wrote:

CASA of Collin County is a WONDERFUL place to volunteer if you want to truly affect the life of a child. Advocating for children I've worked with is a special privilege, and being there for each little person as they go through hard, scary, confusing... more »

  ExecDir-2022. wrote:

I am the Executive Director of Share My Smile (SMS). I am also in a band and we played a couple fundraisers for SMS in 2014-2015. I got to know the founder and President, Chelsea and was blown away by her intelligence, compassion, and passion to help... more »

  Chin1_ wrote:

What can I say? The leadership and staff at the agency are great. I am happy to be a part of a agency that challenges the employees to be great in our roles and be meaningful in how we work with children and families... more »

  Willcocks wrote:

I have watched Casita Copan develop from its first days, and have seen the work that it is doing in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, where I lived for two years. Its model is innovative and effective, working with not just children at risk of being taken into... more »

  mrich92 wrote:

The COMPASS Scholars Program works with high school aged youth in group or foster homes throughout Los Angeles County. It is their ambition to offer the youth they work with opportunities where they feel empowered and accounted for, while... more »

  Debby3 wrote:

The most exciting aspect of the United Methodist Children's Home is their continual effort to reach their community. They are the very best at the programs they currently offer, but they never stop where they are...they are always searching, expanding,... more »

  GwenKlemm wrote:

I have seen founder Lisa Hoeve from the start of Hope Pkgs gather broad community support for this vital organization. Being a foster mom herself, she has seen how traumatized kids can be by the time they arrive to their foster placement. First Night... more »

  Jamesbr wrote:

Children Awaiting Parents was our 1st called when we decided to look into adopting an older child. From the 1st point of contact there was always someone to answer the phone and quickly address our concerns and questions. During the process of getting... more »

  kwbollom wrote:

I have seen the work of St. Judes Ranch for Children first hand. I have worked for them for the past two and a half years at their Pregnant and Parenting Teen location in New Braunfels, Texas. Our Staff is dedicated to breaking the cycle of abuse and... more »

  Katherine S. wrote:

I have a family memeber who helps run this amazing organization, and there could not be a more invloved, caring person to help make Farm of the Child a great place. The service, the compassion, and the hard work is visible every single day. more »

  kelly19 wrote:

We were introduced to Kennedy Donovan Center Early Intervention after the birth of our first child with severe cerebral palsy. The staff were like life savers quickly helping us to assess her eating abilities and setting us up with the resources and... more »

  MichelleVera123 wrote:

Austin Angels is an amazing organization. I love how easy it is to work with them. They allow you to pick the cause that you like the most and then allow you to give to that cause or be hands on. They are also good with kid volunteers. They focus on local... more »

  miamigs wrote:

I started with Respite Care of San Antonio as a volunteer, and it didn't take long before I felt called to join the team. I began my journey as a consultant, and within a few months, gratefully accepted an offer to join the team full time. In the past... more »

  Danielle-Brian M. wrote:

Foster Closet of Michigan - Genesee County has brought me the ability to give to abused and neglected children in a way that I could never image. We are small but mighty. We supply these children with clothing, furniture, baby equipment, toys, and basically... more »

  ravenw wrote:

Mesilla Healing plays an active role in connecting community with services and opportunities for growth! more »

  Michelle T.2 wrote:

For the Sake of one was an invaluable tool on my foster care journey. The offered great events for my kids that gave me a much needed break. Sometimes a solo walk through Target is just what a mom needs! They showed up with clothes, diapers and... more »

  clsmith78676 wrote:

GSMYC plays such an important role in the community. more »

  schutzjl wrote:

I have been volunteering with this nonprofit for over a year and I see firsthand the amazing work that they do for the children in foster care in the support they provide to the parents! Every single bit of every dollar they bring in turns around to help... more »

  Lisa1940 wrote:

I am impressed with the care and concern this organization has for women, children, and foster young people who have aged out of the system. I have learned about the difficulties foster children face when being rehomed and I believe this organization... more »

  kmarkman wrote:

Judy and Harmony helped me get my dog Tucker! They had a connection and let me know right away about Tucker when he was up for adoption! I got him when he was about 15 weeks old! Tucker has been a great dog! He was very well cared for! Judy was very... more »

  hhsimmons wrote:

Utah Youth Village does an extraordinary job of helping young people with challenges to understand how to navigate a complicated world. I've seen them achieve nearly miraculous outcomes with kids destined for a bleak future who started earning top grades... more »

  Summer N.1 wrote:

AZAFAP is an amazing organization! They have done so much for me and my family. Between all of the fun events they plan, the jackets and shoe giveaways, bikes and Christmas gifts they always impress us. They also include the whole family which is amazing.... more »

  gimarie wrote:

This non profit helped get 2 bunk beds for a last minute placement and get pull ups and clothing for the kids. They help the community and everyone in need! These people donate their time and effort for free to help everyone. Huge resource for foster,... more »

  Tenatena1 wrote:

I was a long-time foster parent for this organization and they truly care about not only the children in dependency, but their foster parents too. The team at 4KIDS prays about the decisions that are made and they always seem to work out. The... more »

  Ljnmsr wrote:

I started bags4kids 8 years ago after seeing too many foster children coming into the system with only the few clothes they were wearing. I gathered 11 bags and filled them with items I thought might comfort a child, items too keep them busy if they were... more »

  turtle1 wrote:

Connected Through Kids is a fantastic organization that was formed to support children in out-of-home placements such as foster care, relative or kinship care. They provide many services and activities to enrich the children's lives. A Girl Scout troop,... more »

  purchasinggal wrote:

This is a fantastic charity! Angels' Arms' goal is to keep children from the same family together when they are placed in the foster care system. Too many families are broken up during this very stressful and unhappy time. The charity purchases homes... more »

  carlak wrote:

I absolutely love volunteering at HHH. It's wonderful to see such a positive and consistent enviroment for the children. The interaction between staff and kids is very caring. To see the kids' positive changes as they've been at HHH is uplifting. I believe... more »

  PhilInghoff wrote:

Amazing group that provides care for foster youth in metro-Atlanta. I love what they do! more »

  pwonderly wrote:

I first became aware of Covenant Community Services while at a local bicycle race in Bakersfield, California. I was drawn to their booth for the very good reason that they were offering delicious hot coffee. While there, I learned that they have a program... more »

  Emily B. wrote:

Since when is it alright to leave our children in group homes and unstable foster care? Why do we leave our children to fend for themselves? Who has their back? The Alliance for Children's Rights stands up for each kid. The Alliance gets kids into adoptive... more »

  vmeewes wrote:

I am the volunteer coordinator at Helping Hand Home for Children... so though I am not technically a "client served," I do represent the clients served by Kids in a New Groove-- kids in the foster care system who are currently living at HHH, which is... more »

  WmAB wrote:

Since 1985, we have supported ECFA as phone volunteer, foster family, adoptive family and as a Board member. From Excecutive leadership, to line staff, to volunteers, to Board members, the ECFA family is the finest organization one can find. With a... more »

  187143 wrote:

I am a former resident of Ettie Lee and lived in the Robertson home and diamond L. When I was young, everyone thought I was stupid. Teachers, family and etc. I needed glasses. I got glasses at age 14 and at age 15 I took GED and ranked top 4 percentile... more »

  bjwk44 wrote:

Casa de Esperanza de Los Ninos is an amazing organization which cares for abused, neglected and HIV positive children. Welcomed into homes where they receive food, medical and psychological care, and a clean bed, the children find love and nurture in... more »

  baileydoolin wrote:

As a board member I have been amazed to see the incredible growth of this organization in less than a year and a half. Seeing the leadership and staff dedicated to meeting the needs of children in our local community impacted by the foster care system... more »

  teedee75 wrote:

Homes For Children Corporation has come through for my kids so many times! They are a great agency that puts the child first. They go above and beyond to give the children outstanding experiences. They also teach value and how being helpful can benefit... more »

  Jessica61 wrote:

LAYN is an incredible organization, and it's the only long-term housing option in Los Angeles for abused, neglected and runaway youth -- providing kids with more than just food and a roof over their heads. LAYN gives LA's homeless youth a warm, nurturing... more »

  renatabaker wrote:

I love the Central New Hampshire Foster Adoptive Support Group! They have blessed us on so many occasions, whether through a gift or being there for us when things were hard. Thank you so much for your support, we appreciate you! :) more »

  leah wrote:

This is run by an extremely committed group of people, costs of the org. are low, and they're really doing great things for kids from foster care. more »

  btglove wrote:

Bridge the Gap is a beautiful organization 100% ran by volunteers. For more than 25 years, Bridge the Gap has worked to improve the lives of children in foster care in SW Washington. They provide things like tutoring, enrichment camps, clothing, dance... more »

  Vivian P. wrote:

In early December I visited Florida United Methodist Children's Home with a group from Pine Castle United Methodist in Orlando. It was a great experience! The campus is much larger than I had imagined, it's a lovely setting with many trees, and the... more »

  Mollison wrote:

Excellent charity (disclosure: I've known one of the founders and her family for years, and they are wonderful). Your donations go DIRECTLY to the children and not administrative overhead. Ekisa's employees are local disabled adults, so even the staff... more »

  Rhand wrote:

My family and I have supported JBFCS for the past five years. We see how important they are to sustaining a safety net for vulnerable New Yorkers from all walks of life. more »

  Cynthia_A wrote:

I have volunteered with Voices for Children since 2008, both in San Diego and Riverside Counties. I could not recommend this organization more for those seeking a meaningful volunteer opportunity. Voices for Children consistently seeks dedicated, consistent,... more »

  Letshelp2 wrote:

This is the worst place ever. Its dirty and the person Joan that is in charge of the facility is rude, lies and is disrespectful. Horrible experience more »

  mwatty5 wrote:

Thank you Bakersfield for stepping up and being so generous with your time and resources! The work of Bakersfield Angels is ALREADY changing so many lives. Being a foster/adopt mom myself, I know first hand the challenges, struggles, and joy that come... more »

  Sherri Humphrey D. wrote:

I live in Pike County and I had 3 young cousin's from Highland county placed in my home via kinship last year and a niece and nephew in my sister's home. Monkey Beans Giving Closet was a blessing to us. We had nothing to start out with and they came... more »

  Adopting-Parent wrote:

I was a prospective client required to go on a wait list. That was fine because I thought the wait would be worth it. I followed their request to check in monthly, which I did only to receive nasty responses on why I was checking in verses waiting for... more »

  mrc2 wrote:

I have been volunteering with SOAR for two months and I am already amazed. The organization is purposefully small so that the youth it serves get individual attention throughout their involvement in the program (up to 8+ years). I serve as an advocate... more »

  Amira3 wrote:

My niece and nephew were placed in foster care in october and november of 2013. I called everyday and My calls were not answered until January 6, 2014. I was told there was a problem with the answering service but when I left a disgruntled message it... more »

  cardinals1865 wrote:

Catholic Social Services is one of S.IL's best kept secrets. The mission and vision of this agency is incredible. They serve those who cannot serve themselves. Catholic Social Services provides major services like adoption, foster care, pregnancy care,... more »

  John Long wrote:

LSSS is the most professionally run 501(c)(3) organization I have been involved with as a board member. LSSS operates under the "policy based governance model" developed by John Carver. This model works very effectively by having the board focus on... more »

  Flaladee wrote:

Wonderful, caring agency. Anyone I have ever spoken with has nothing but good things to say about them. The workers are caring, compasisonate and professional. They put children first and provide services in the home that are needed and appreciated. more »

  pdr2co wrote:

My daughter was admitted to this organization at some point. I am the custodial parent for the minor child. Hillside made no attempt to contact me in any way, thus they are to be held accountable for helping kidnap and concealment of my daughter. I have... more »

  Danielsama wrote:

If Only You Knew is operated by two women who are passionate in helping foster children and their foster parents. They are both foster parents themselves and have had numerous children through each of their homes. With their experiences they are able... more »

  kmsi wrote:

I am a local church Advocate for the Alabama-West Florida United Methodist Children's Home. Every local United Methodist church has an Advocate who works in conjunction with the staff to assist in fundraising and other activities. I maintain frequent... more »

  Jody17 wrote:

Having taken the time to go to one of the program's orientations, I found it to be very necessary. As I listened, I realized that this program is probably the best friend a child in the fostercare program could hope for. As a child of a very disfunctional... more »

  Vivaz wrote:

My husband and I adopted two of our children with Amara Parenting's help. We choose them over other agencies due to their child-centered approach: they are helping children find families, not parents find children; their focus on domestic foster adoption... more »

  MeghanJackson wrote:

I was a foster parent at Hope & Home for 5 years. My husband and I also served as foster parent mentors the last 2 years of our time there. At the end of 2019, we reached out to Hope & Home to share our mounting concerns with management and stepped down... more »

  Yesenia L. wrote:

We started our foster care journey in 2009. From the very beginning Friends of Foster Care has been a life saver!Where do I begin? We fostered and adopted 2 children from foster care, what a loving experience.Friends of Foster Care helped us tremendously.... more »

  Dianna_Hopkins wrote:

Since 1901, the Children's Shelter has provided safe homes for children. Today we offer emergency shelter and residential treatment for children in crisis and help children find permanent homes in foster care and adoption. Our Family Strengthening programs... more »

  MOwnbey wrote:

I have been associated with many non-profits over the past 25 years. HOPE Youth Ranch Inc. is one of the best I have had the privilege of working with. The dedication to their mission, at all levels of the agency, is impressive. The board, administration,... more »

  taken advantage of wrote:

This organization took $300,000 from an elderly citizen and refused to repay the loan. This elder abuse serves notice to others to avoid this organization more »

  Patric S. wrote:

I’ve been here 5 times as a part of the Shawe Band of Gold, whether it be performing or volunteering. I absolutely love this place! more »

  JeffJudy3400 wrote:

I have been associated with Bridge Receiving Center for almost 5 years and I am more amazed today about the great work taking place than the first day I met them. This is an incredible organization. more »

  bee72 wrote:

Amazing giving organization that gives women and children a chance at a better future. This amazing agency gives food,shelter,and education for independent living skills to homeless women and children. I have donated to them on numerous basis and have... more »

  abbssc wrote:

Every time our family visits Shepherd Heart's Hope House in Mexico we are more blown away at the impact this organization is having in the lives of these boys. To hear their stories and to see them now, they are truly new men! One boy who's life was on... more »

  Writer wrote:

One Can Help provides the missing resources at-risk and foster children, and their underserved families need, which they can't get elsewhere. It has an innovative model for providing individualized needs. This targeted assistance has been shown... more »

  Tamar09 wrote:

I attended the last fundraiser that they had. Hearing the testimony of people they have helped by providing care packages to kids in the system will bring tears to your eyes. Thank you for all you do! more »

  Kathy113 wrote:

As a board member of Foster Care Auxiliary, I have been privileged to watch the organization grow from humble beginnings to a great non-profit that impacts many lives. It is an honor to help foster/adoptive families with their pursuit of offering their... more »

  wgarner wrote:

I have had the privilege of seeing first hand the care Palmer Home provides to the kids' they serve. As the executive director of On River Time, we partner with Palmer Home to provide life-affirming programming to the teens in their care. These are beautiful,... more »

  kfox1904 wrote:

I love House of Hope and the mission that they not only speak of but actually do! I have seen the intentionality and passion they have to end sex trafficking! I am an active donor because I have witnessed first hand that these ladies are cared for. The... more »

  Writer wrote:

More Than Words claims that it spins straw into gold by selling used, discarded books at its retail stores and on Ebay.com. However, its business model is actually based upon deceiving the online buyers. More Than Words describes... more »

  Elizabeth115 wrote:

I have been employed by The Methodist Home of Kentucky for 20+ years. Our mission to reach out to children and families in need. We have dedicated staff that work with kids and familites. Our staff are amazing in every way. They reach out to hurting... more »

  michele_702 wrote:

CASA of Williamson County is a great place to be. Everyday volunteers are being asked to work very hard in the child welfare system where they are giving it all they have to speak up in the best interest of a child. This means making endless phones... more »

  Poppy wrote:

We adopted a child from Taiwan through WHFC and they were wonderful in every way. Great work from great people. more »

  daniel.curtis@hotmail.com wrote:

I served on the Board of Directors for this organization for 10 years until September 2009 and have served or am serving on 10 or more other nonprofit boards. I have watched this organization grow over the last several years and in addition to being compassionate,... more »

  kaemorgan wrote:

Building All Children is a program that has a strong desire to help children understand the way they learn and how to have success. We help children with their development, reading, learning, behavior, social skills and empower the family! This program... more »

  JThomas95 wrote:

I love the Ohana Project!We're talking about a non-profit not concerned about money or noteriety, but sincerely cares for youth. A non-profit willing to play the background for free to help youth! I am a foster alumni, and as a foster kid I was... more »

  LeAdams wrote:

I actually started as a volunteer at Hope's Closet. Over the next couple of years I got to see first hand how they were helping foster families. Seeing teens light up over a new pair of shoes or a toddler receiving an entire wardrobe because they entered... more »

  Volunteers_n_faith wrote:

This organization works with various agencies to ensure every foster child can find a safe, permanent & loving home. Primarily funded through grants, the organization requires additional funds from individuals and businesses to meet the increasing financial... more »

  Bill kuckens wrote:

A close friend told me about this organization and how he set up his trust to make a donation. So I looked into East Ming Quong and its history. The large amount of help they provide to many people with many needs is incredible. I believe this is one... more »

  emilyhorsley14 wrote:

I have been influenced greatly by the directors of this foundation and am better for it. Love what they're doing in Lynchburg! more »

  HisKid wrote:

BEEN THERE!!! Arrived just 2 days after my 15th birthday as a result of being declared a Ward of The Court in two seperate counties. One of the very first things I was told after I walked in the door was: "No bars and no guards. If you run, When you... more »

  Kayla Mitchell wrote:

I have worked for Hope Haven a little of 4 months and it has changed my life for the better. I, like the girls came into life with a lot of baggage, but the Lord has blessed me in so many ways. To be able to share my testimony and breathe life into the... more »

  caring adult wrote:

Friends of Youth is an exceedingly efficiently run youth servie agency. Their misson drives programming for youth highly at-risk of drug abuse, homlessness, mental health issues, early pregnancy/parenting and truancy. Their programs deliver outcomes that... more »

  Nadine wrote:

Hello Friends, I am happy to announce that Christmas Come True has finally found a little home to work out of instead of my guest bedroom. I would love to take this opportunity to tell you about it. As you probably know, Christmas... more »

  pjbelew wrote:

I started as a volunteer for Community Partners/Rainbow Room in the fall of 2010 as my Junior League placement. I was so touched by what Community Partners does for neglected and abused children that when a part-time position became open I applied for... more »

  ____664 wrote:

This grassroots organization has taken the bold steps necessary to engage the communities it serves in responding to the needs its most vulnerable and negatively impacted citizens - the abused, abandoned and neglected children and teens. Through private... more »

  Disgusted wrote:

This organization is the closest thing to "the mob" that I have ever witnessed. It exploits foster children and adjudicated youth. It fails to deliver educationally. Even CPS has become hesistant to place even the most challenged youth there due to... more »

  Margaret S.8 wrote:

I was there in 88 or 89 I had some good times swimming and going skating Ms Ruth and Lisa were great people loving and caring some of the staff not so good they had no patience more »

  christieaveitch wrote:

This agency is so damaging as to border on malpractice. They treated us like a transaction, not a family with a working relationship with them.We joined their "Flexible Families" program in 2019 via meting with Program Director and paid to join... more »

  Kathleen_M wrote:

My Giving StoryI grew up as the third child in a middle class family of six. I always felt I was loved unconditionally and felt safe and secure in my family home. Never, ever, did I expect to be uprooted from my family or my home!Well,... more »