Find Fund Raising & Fund Distribution Nonprofits and Charities

  traveldoc wrote:

This "non-profit" is run by the owners of a for-profit wreath company which sells the "non-profit" millions of dollars worth of wreaths each year. The "non-profit", which gets donations from all over the country and free services donated by trucking companies,... more »

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more »

  gary-barth wrote:

Our surgical team was able to perform 300 cataract surgeries a day when I first joined. The backlog of cataracts in the rural valley slowly was reduced and paid quality cataract surgery began to support the charity surgery. The expanded role of a dental... more »

  tiltmedia wrote:

The vision of Taj Jones in creating Totally Positive Productions has transformed how youth approach performance art and the messages they send. Creating events and contests that encourage positive messages to youth, and even creating an entirely new... more »

  The_Factor wrote:

Our church group St Francis Builds spent a week learning Sioux customs/traditions while helping to repair 2 houses on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It was a wonderful learning experience while we could also give something of ourselves. Go for it! more »

  aguobiagelis wrote:

Meet Ifechukwu Chime She is an orphan from Udi local government in Enugu state.She is 6YEARS old and stop at primary two because her school fees could not been paid due to the financial challenges .presently she is living with her aged grandmother.luckily... more »

  NPRfan wrote:

Another newspaper in Arizona closed this week. Thank goodness we have Public Radio (KJZZ and KBAQ locally) to give us intelligent and balanced news and information. Most people do not know that 90% of public radio's support comes from public donations.... more »

  SOAR wrote:

The Society for Orphaned Armenian Relief (SOAR) was launched in 2006 after their founders, George and Erica Yacoubian, adopted their oldest daughter from Armenia. SOAR, based in the suburbs of Philadelphia but with 28 Chapters worldwide, provides humanitarian... more »

  Paango5280 wrote:

I have donated several times to Rex because he shows a real heart and does good where it is needed the most. I have no worries that funds are being misused; to the contrary, he verifies those in need. Will continue to donate. more »

  littledressesforafrica wrote:

Little Dresses for Africa is a christian non profit 501c3 organization dedicated to providing relief to the most vulnerable of God's children: little girls. We collect home made dresses, made of brightly colored pillow cases, and distribute them all... more »

  BJS wrote:

My granddaughters are in schools in a tiny, dusty, west Texas town, one elementary, the other middle. Both have active interests in art; programs in both schools are needful of supplies due to shrunken budgets and shifted priorities. I contacted Dreaming... more »

  petpyrs wrote:

This organization takes in Great Pyrenees dogs and mixed GP dogs. These dogs come in from City and County kill shelters, owner turn-ins, abused, abandoned and/or unwanted animals find there way here. Each dog taken into the program is spayed/neutered,... more »

  Nayef D. wrote:

I like UHR... Low operating costs Provide help local and abroad... Trust, Honest, & Transparent. Good job. more »

  Wanda K. wrote:

I have been a volunteer and now serve on the board of this fantastic organization. Claritas House is a grass-roots organization that is making a BIG difference in the lives of children who are living in hotels along a major road that leads to all the... more »

  Harold wrote:

Since launching the Foundation to Assist Young Musicians (FAYM) in December 2007, the public's response has been overwhelmingly positive. FAYM has been able to help young musicians through scholarship assistance, mentoring, and professional career advancement... 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 »

  Jason.Zeikowitz wrote:

KindCause fulfills the needs of nonprofits, technology services, volunteers, and experts by bringing them together to accomplish their shared and individual goals. By bringing in experts and technology services, they develop volunteers to drive the impact... more »

  israel wrote:

I have been with Na'Amaat for 65 years. I have been to Israel 4 times. I have raised money to go to our Donor Luncheon every year. I have been Treasurer for 6 years in Buffalo, N.Y., 6 yrs. in Miami Bch., And 10 yrs. in West Palm Bch. I was Calendar Chairperson,... more »

  GardenatNight wrote:

The awesome team at Jazz Generation is making it possible for people to access and participate in jazz and blues in a truly authentic way. They are creating and sustaining communities that would otherwise disappear due to high New York rents, and lack... more »

  EdSheehanJr wrote:

The Friends of Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, PA has done a masterful job in preserving the memories of the 40 heroes aboard United Flight 93. The courage and determination displayed by those brave people is captured and presented in a most... more »

  naomi4 wrote:

I became involved in the Pap Corps many years ago after losing family members and friends to Cancer. After being President of the Greater Boca Raton Unit I was elected to serve as Education VP. The more I found out about the wonderful medical breakthroughs... more »

  noliecanolie wrote:

they helped me with presents for my self my son and his father last year in 2021 such a great group of people that help who they can in need this will hopefully be our second year getting help from them i recommend them 100% and theyre amazing for all... more »

  tim wrote:

The Sacred Fire Foundation publishes a magazine titled the "Sacred Fire" magazine -a [human] antidote to human amnesia. The latest edition (#10 has an interview with Grandfather Fire - can you believe it?? This has got to be one potent group! more »

  mitoadvocate wrote:

Cure Mito Foundation truly puts patients first and moves mountains daily to reach treatments and cures for Leigh syndrome and mitochondrial disease. All patients affected by Leigh syndrome - please join Cure Mito in our common mission. more »

  Writer wrote:

Such a great supportive staff and one of the best non-profit organization run by such awesome and humble people. Great work !! more »

  Barbara Rendall H. wrote:

Roselle Sister Cities Association's mission is to promote the Village of Roselle and build relationships with cities and people from other countries. We initiate and establish direct contact with a country’s citizens, sharing and exchanging our culture,... more »

  pinkthing21 wrote:

As a public school teacher, this organization is absolutely everything. Most people are unaware of how much teachers spend on classroom items, supplies, snacks, and materials for ESE students. I have donated money to this cause because it is something... more »

  frugal wrote:

Exceptional experience, took care of my water pump project in India with speed and care. Hope that I could give you 10 stars. All the best & Thank you. more »

  Steven Morris wrote:

This cause is something that never goes out of style: people helping people, or in this case, nonprofits helping nonprofits. The work that NOPI does will set an example for those who wish to see causes they believe in succeed. With accessibility-minded... more »

  Ej V. wrote:

I've known these folks for couple years and never met more dedicated people to a cause. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am very glad to work with this foundation and am excited to see the instrument donation program taking off! No kid should be denied an opportunity at a chance to excel in life through band just because their family cannot afford an instrument. TGOM... more »

  samanthabeau wrote:

Finn S Fighters Inc is an excellent non-profit organization benefiting our local community here in Tampa, Florida. Christen Gray created this organization all while fighting for her 6 year old son's life against Ewing Sarcoma. This non-profit's mission... more »

  PattyO5678 wrote:

I served on the Bernardsville Library Board of Trustees from 2009 until 2020 and was on the Library Board when the Bernardsville Library Foundation was launched in 2011. The Bernardsville Library Foundation is an all-volunteer organization, comprised... more »

  dkdeschenes wrote:

I've been involved with NAJS for over a dozen years. The organization does an amazing job in serving Native American individuals and families as they pursue educational and employment opportunities. They have great success stories of grant recipients... more »

  glear1 wrote:

I have volunteered with Shepherds' Center Central for over 10 years, doing Meals on Wheels and Medicare counseling. They are extremely supportive of their volunteers, providing ongoing communication, support and recognition. The programs they operate... more »

  LauraLeavy wrote:

The Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation is an extraordinary charity that provides critical assistance to individuals and families experiencing hardships. Their mission goes far beyond financial aid; the dedicated members of Dawg Nation devote their time and... more »

  Frank M.5 wrote:

This is a great program for children of all ages. Its gets them up and moving. more »

  Taking Names wrote:

The unique and fresh approach to raising awareness and donating funds to local organizations throughout the United States via Roller Derby is amazing. Working with Judi in the quest to fight Breast Cancer is truely inspirational for women of all ages. more »

  CCCoyne wrote:

I am a 1973 graduate of the Temple Univsersity School of Law and a practicing lawyer as a member of the Business and Finance Department in the Philadelphia law firm of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel; in 2004 the Center for International Legal Studies(CILS)... more »

  Josolynn J. wrote:

I have worked with this organization and have seen them progress over the years which has been a truly rewarding experience for me. I started working with them in 2011 at their fundraiser, which then progressed to later in 2012, in August when I went... more »

  Benson K wrote:

Hi, I am a volunteer for several orphanages in and around Nairobi Kenya East Africa. I am truly delighted with GDP-Kenya and the work they have done in the community. I've seen a real transformation in whatever project they may be involved in. The transformation... more »

  Caterina N. wrote:

This foundation is so inspiring! As a camp counselor at Camp Wamp, I saw some incredible moments, I will never forget! Each camper, counselor, staff member, activity and challenge taught me something new that you don't learn in school. The camp is... more »

  Christine_LYNP wrote:

This organization has helped so many people in our community in a variety of ways! more »

  zacho wrote:

Everything that I have seen them do benefits both the Indigenous people on the ground in the Amazon and also all of humanity. They are professional and, from all that I have seen, trustworthy and transparent. I support various nonprofits, and Amazon... more »

  Shar wrote:

The two signature events in 2009 by DrumsForCures raised awareness locally in Charlotte and around the world, about cancer education and raised funds for research. The Not So Silent Auction early this year combined live auction, silent auction, music... more »

  AHAWIV wrote:

The Athens Drive High School Music Program is simply the most impressive organization that I have ever been involved with. Athens Drive High School is a public High School whose Music Program currently supports an acclaimed Marching Band, a nationally... more »

  Martinna1231 wrote:

great site, the problem is solved right away, I'm collecting slowly but I hope I will more »

  mimi46 wrote:

Imagine: age 23 marry the love of your life, Harry age 26 welcome your 1st child , then age 28 your 2nd childYou have a good life, nice home, good income. your kids grow up, get married and move away.You and Harry decide to down size... more »

  sylvia1 wrote:

Arts Midwest is one of the best organizations I have ever experienced. Under the outstanding leadership of David Fraher, Executive Director, and his excellent staff, Arts Midwest manages many important national and regional initiatives. I have worked... more »

  Stephanie260 wrote:

I have known, from the day that I met her, how much Toni King-Smith loves dogs and how her heart beats for them. I have volunteered for Bully4You and it never ceases to amaze me how wonderful this organization really is. They take on some of the most... more »

  babarrington wrote:

Great resource and my first stop anytime I’m kicking off a new home or garden project! Also a fun spot to peruse for inspiration - never know what you’ll find! more »

  Tomika Michella H. wrote:

CCPACC is an awesome organization for young boys and girls who are looking to showcase their artistic talents. The support is amazing the staff is wonderful your child will be in good hands. more »

  kelley2010 wrote:

Music in the Schools is a great organization. In addition to many community music programs, they fulfill their mission of supporting music (arts) education through scholarships for area high school students. Having worked wtih them in the past -- U.S.... more »

  jalthaus01 wrote:

I have recently joined the board for Inside the Orchestra (ISO) and have been exceedingly surprised by the organization's commitment to serving children throughout the Denver community. Tom Jensen, the music director, definitely puts his whole heart into... more »

  PSY123 wrote:

I am a mother of 5 beautiful children and my husband recently disabled. Things got tough very suddenly and I needed help. Canpaign for mothers assisted me in many ways. They helped me financially as well as with baby items. You are amazing! Thank you... more »

  EmmeDavis wrote:

SDAF has the most interesting programs and fun events around, and is the only organization in San Diego, and probably one of the few in the country, that can consistently and successfully bring large groups of design professionals of various disciplines,... more »

  Ray D.1 wrote:

They were fast helpful an professional..I had issues with sending paperwork ..they made time for me to come to the office an guided me in the right direction..after submitting had the funds within a few hours ... more »

  Pollyw wrote:

In the past, I have participated in the review of the scholarship applications, and will do so again this year. I am impressed that the Army Scholarship Foundation has the financial capability to award so many scholarships to so many deserving... more »

  mobileUser400290 wrote:

Great initiative! Offers a variety of programs for the youth more »

  SCH1521 wrote:

I first became involved with the Foundation in 2010 when I volunteered to join its Finance Committee. In 2011, I also became a member of the Audit Committee after a 35-year career as an auditor in public accounting serving many nonprofit clients in the... more »

  LS9043 wrote:

I Volunteer at Minds of Light for Alison. She’s terrific to work with and her organization is amazing for people on the spectrum. I’m looking forward to how she, the other volunteers, and myself can spread autism awareness in the world. more »

  Khi W. wrote:

They have a great team helping the community! They have been going out on weekends hosting food/prom drives & giving out care packages as well. Love showing support! more »

  irfan97_85 wrote:

Voices for Kidney Patients is doing exceptional work in Pakistan, providing much-needed support to kidney patients. Their dedicated team is efficient and compassionate, ensuring affordable and accessible treatment. The organization’s efforts in offering... more »

  Mikuliza wrote:

The Gasparilla Concours d'Elegance provides value to their charity as well as the entire Tampa Bay area. For the second consecutive year, the Shriner's Hospital for Children in Tampa is the selected charity, receiving thousands of dollars in a donation... more »

  s.jones wrote:

Exceeds all expectations in the areas of transparency, accountability and impact. Truly amazing work. Thank you! more »

  KrystaM wrote:

Working with inSIGHT has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. From day one, I felt embraced by a community that genuinely cares about making a difference. inSIGHT's mission to educate and inspire through the lessons of the Holocaust... more »

  fleetpacific wrote:

What a great resource for Pacific Northwest horses and horsemen. They are always willing to offer assistance and guidance, and frequently use their extensive knowledge and experience. The animals come first - ALWAYS. I cannot say enough good about this... more »

  Joheiry P. wrote:

I have been with this organization since I was 17 and I'm about to turn 29. They care not only about the student but about the person. It goes far deeper then simply providing a service and being paid to do so. It's a family and yes the training... more »

  cbrahmandam wrote:

The most committed youngsters I have ever met. The rocus towards serving the community and spreading the STEM knowledge and the confidence with which they articulate the knowledge is inspiring. Kudos and keep doing it. more »

  brenda1695 wrote:

This group of people, touched so many in a short amount of time. Their compassion for cancer patients and their families are beyond approach. We had the privledge to meet the founder and the R.O.C.c.K. Children's Choir. What a beautiful group of people.... more »

  Nasrinjoon wrote:

I have been involved with ISCC for over 10 years. At first, I attended their annual Bazaars which were a bug success. Eventually once I became more familiar with them I attended the gala and started making annual donations. The organization... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

They are good in helping with children. When I needed help with my children they gave their services. more »

  BamPow wrote:

In deciding on whether or not to donate to this organization after attending San Diego Comic Con and earlier in the year, Emerald City Comic Con, I checked here to investigate the organization to determine if it's worthy of acquiring a sizable portion... more »

  GreatShepherd wrote:

reviewing a little about the NGO, it really is a joy to see that they work for the people they need. more »

  one1 wrote:

We always appreciate the great work this organization is doing i our community may God bless you and every one that is assisting. more »

  Barbara Rutledge D. wrote:

This group does so many things to help animals and their owners/caretakers in Dona Ana county. Everyone involved with Uncaged Paws, Inc., from board members to animal fosters, is so compassionate and professional that it is truly inspiring. more »

  Yvonne73 wrote:

Alonzo Curtis, This man was previously homeless after losing his mother a year ago. He was contacted by the Community Restoration Project and after 5 days he was admitted into the Permanent Housing Program. He is a prime example of how resilience... more »

  Derrik B. wrote:

I was active duty from 2009-2015 and grew up with one of the Halwix brothers. Naturally, I was excited when the charity started and I wanted to be a part of their great work. Soon after I separated the Air Force, Home Connection Charity put out a notice... more »

  theagapehouse wrote:

Derek and Kelly have been a great blessing to our organisation. The 5k that they organized this summer raised enough money for us to pay for some amazing programs to help the homeless people in our area. We can't say enough great things about working... more »

  MichaelEAConn84 wrote:

Since learning about the Usher Syndrome Society, I've been impressed how they've gone from strength to strength with their mission and impact. Usher syndrome is a rare genetic disease which is the leading cause of combined deaf-blindness, and nearly no... more »

  2244 wrote:

This student-led non-profit organization truly has the potential to grow into something much bigger! The discord server is already blooming and the articles being published are of top quality. If you're interested in publishing your own scientific articles,... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

The African Centre for Community and Development is the number non-profit documenting realities and needs in Cameroon and Africa. They are helping the poor, women, youths and the vulnerable. They are involved in agriculture, conservation and capacity... more »

  MisterZee wrote:

What a joyous, joyful way to present simple and memorable ideas about one of the biggest issues children face today—bullying! Thank you, 'Great NonProfits,' for helping to spread the word about what I hope will be 'required enjoyment' for students. As... more »

  Writer wrote:

Freedom Cares Foundation has been a great asset for both the Arts and Athletics programs at a very small school district. This program incentivizes each booster organization to easily raise funds for its student participants and at the same time creates... more »

  ireneminkoff wrote:

Cityarts is a special organization. What I love best about it is how personal and connected we remain to the youth even as we grow and expand outward. The youth we work with become exposed to positive experiences with the arts that they can take with... more »

  angelaharan wrote:

I joined Impact 100 Seattle as my first step into nonprofit volunteering. I have learned so much about community-based nonprofits in the Seattle area and how critical Trust-Based Philanthropy is! The professional opportunities the collective giving circle... more »

  NADER KAY wrote:

This is the best non profit orgnization that will help us to save this world we live in it from falling appart by educating the people in the wold about the laws of cration. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a riding club that started out by giving back to the motorcycle community. They then got hook on the money they made by selling beer at bike nights and concerts, pretty ironic a medical club selling beer to make money. They have made over $25,000.00... more »

  Nanacake wrote:

Really appreciate the personal/hands on approach of MCCF—with detailed explanations of short and long term goals for supporting the education of these children. Even a small contribution goes a long way and in today’s world it’s a way for ALL of... 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 »

  mrsohara wrote:

I've been a member of The Friends and an advocate for the Saint Paul Public Library for 20 years. The annual advocacy process is thoughtful, strategic, and effective. We've been successful at getting the Mayor and City Council to restore cuts to library... more »

  SamMel2 wrote:

This company really helped me out! I’m a mother of two and we’re homeschooling for now. StrikeHope donated a new Chromebook to my 11 year old Autistic daughter. This company is truly a blessing and I’m forever grateful for their generosity ������������ more »

  clairemporter08 wrote:

I love everything this foundation stands for! While they are new, they are a great addition to the community and I can't wait to continue to see what they can do. I am excited to be apart of this foundation and help it grow. more »

  Cynthia W.1 wrote:

We LOVE Visiting Prisoners, Homeless Shelters and transforming lives. We are experienced and Background Checked. References available. more »

  motta33076 wrote:

Sofia is my daughter and I am beyond inspired by her determination to help children with illnesses be supported and heard. When she came to her father and I to ask to start the organization we could have never imagined how far she would go. 3 years later... more »

  Ajventura23 wrote:

All about the Bay is an amazing organization that helped me expand my business. The people here are supportive, kind, business oriented and very personable. I am so thankful for my community here ! more »

  Shaqhowie wrote:

Great organization, they really care about the community. I love volunteering and working with TT House. more »

  Maria Agui Carter wrote:

"Latino Public Broadcasting has been essential to my ability to create and finish my project REBEL, about a Latina woman soldier and spy of the Civil War that aired nationally on PBS in 2013 and has continued to premiere semi-theatrically in cities around... more »

  sshauger wrote:

The Riverhead BID is doing amazing things for the Riverhead community. Not only are our events such as Alive on 25, Cardboard Boat Race, Halloween Festival and the Holiday Bonfire, making a positive impact on our community, our dedication to refuse removal,... more »

  kellycjk wrote:

I have worked with this organization for the past 3 years. The team (and I mean team) is passionate about what they do and most volunteered with the organization for years before becoming full or part-time staff. Getting nothing more than passion pay... more »

  pudgie wrote:

Foundation for Jewish Culture is the only organization that supports artists and scholars exploring the Jewish experience. It is nearly 50 years old and has made a huge impact on our landscape. It is low key but packs a huge punch! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- more »

  gcblai3z wrote:

I became aware of this organization and its mission about two years ago. It is the first of its kind to my knowledge doing what it does for the Haitian community in Haiti and the USA. They truly are mobilizing to creat a sustainable way to invest and... more »

  jguerrette wrote:

The Percival P Baxter Fdn For Maines Deaf And Hard Of Hearing Children is a Godsend for many families in Maine. They provide resources to connect deaf/hard of hearing children with opportunities they may otherwise not have. As a parent of a D/HH child... more »

  amendez7058 wrote:

It's a She Thing, Inc. is a great non profit organization that helps women and young ladies with their everyday life. While attending the SheTalk group discussions, I came out with the right tools to help me through difficult situations and the right... more »

  veruka wrote:

The Melonhead Foundation is a unique pediatric cancer charity and meets a need that is vital to the families in our community. This group is fun and enthusiastic while dealing with such a tragic illness. Everyone involved with the foundation is an inspiration... more »

  DGFPrez wrote:

It has been a great honor and pleasure to serve as the president of DGF's board for the past seven years. DGF has been steadily growing but, since the start of the pandemic, our board, our donors, and our staff have stepped up and heard the urgent call... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

The foundation supports youths, adults and family residents with affordable care relief program and surrounding communities, We need your support ! more »

  erinashleymink wrote:

I had the pleasure of visiting Nyumbani and all its services/programs--the Children's Home, the diagnostic laboratory, the Nyumbani Village, and Lea Toto--in November-December of 2009 with my Masters in International Public Service graduate degree program... more »

  Princess J. wrote:

The United Arts Council of Greater Greensboro is an extension of the NC Arts Council. It is meant to serve Greensboro and surrounding cities (mainly those of Guilford County). I feel like the UAC is focused too much on arts organizations located or... more »

  teodoragaite wrote:

After the death of my late husband, there was a void in my heart, I was looking for some kind of spiritual dimension in my life. Doing volunteer work for the FAAP give me additional meaning in my life. I am from Philippines and I wanted to help put ... more »

  StudentLiberty wrote:

This charity is much needed in the area, and they have gone above and beyond to try and get this going. The Seniors deserve this! more »

  w2css wrote:

Extremely noteworthy unique nonprofit that not only documents per organizations mission and purpose, but also holds ongoing community events including diversified social, educational,recreational and training activities for the benefit of the community... more »

  Eric A.4 wrote:

This organization is indeed a change-maker and has touched the lives of vulnerable people in rural and urban Ghana. The lives women, children, youth, and the aged have been touched through their advocacy and capacity building programs. more »

  LCvalleyResident wrote:

As a local volunteer, and supporter, I give this Non-profit organization A+ review, The animals here are so awesome and so well taken care of, this is a awesome place to bring your kid's and family, they do support horse back riding and feeding these... more »

  firstlight wrote:

The Florida Keys Reef Lights Foundation is an all volunteer group with which I am familiar, as the Executive Director of a non-profit Lighthouse elsewhere in the State of Florida. I am very impressed with the dedication and passion of this group that... more »

  Don F. wrote:

AALOC is a private non-profit NO-KILL animal rescue. Each pet that is brought to them is cared for until it can be adopted. They also do community education on pet population and control, offer vouchers for low-cost spay and neuters and help low-income,... more »

  Penny121 wrote:

Volunteering with Music 4 Minors has been a thrill and a delight! They are very supportive, offer solutions, and make accommodations as need be. They empower the individual to give more and the community benefits. I will continue to... more »

  hdrummond wrote:

Everyone at 31N wants the best for each kid involved in this program. Their service in the community far exceeds other programs in the area. Every kid who has a passion for baseball should be able to play ....with 31N that is made possible. I am glad... more »

  Jonus wrote:

One of the best organisations in Bangladesh. They are making difference in education sectors, health sectors and various social development activities in Bangladesh. I would suggest highly to support them. more »

  katieyoungs2015 wrote:

Having been the VP for Animal Alliance, I was fortunate to work alongside an amazing group of people dedicated to serving our local community and its animals in need. Through their programs, education, and networking, Animal Alliance has and continues... more »

  hcs232 wrote:

Chaos Closet has been a blessing to our community in so many ways. As a Child Welfare worker I couldn't support kids without organizations such as Chaos Closet. I will forever be a supporter of this amazing group! more »

  emailbyelizabeth wrote:

Nicolette and her team heard my mothers story and immediately offered love, compassion, and encouragement!! They then confirmed they would help her throw a fundraising event just for her!! They put together an amazing flyer, did necessary marketing for... more »

  Felicia N. wrote:

Being a mother of 4, and a grandmother , of 11, i really truly know what it means to struggle to stretch a dollar ! Sometimes you have to choose a bill over , food , or food over lights, or whatever ! One thing is for sure , there were charities out there... more »

  Mayasmommy wrote:

Cats cradle is a lovely sanctuary for senior cats who were once at risk for euthanasia in shelters. Many of the cats were beloved pets who went to shelters when their owners died or went to assisted living. Cats Cradle provides a loving home for them... more »

  jbrand858 wrote:

The High Street Arts Center in Moorpark keeps getting better and beteer since the Moorpark Foundation for the Arts was created. It is a wonderful way to support the performing arts in Ventura County. more »

  Kachristo wrote:

My husband is a Veteran and we got both of our service dogs from Robert and Corie at CCUSA. They are two beautiful German Shepherds perfectly trained in every aspect. They are so much more than just service dogs, they are our family. Zorro and Taz... more »

  nanagurl wrote:

Bound for Better Organization has personality helped me with trying to find my daughter Briana Estevez who has been missing for over a year. Bound for Better stepped in with, flyers, Facebook live, podcast and so much more. Bound for Better Organization... more »

  bbrittany wrote:

I have been volunteering with Project My Day Inc. since April 2023. What Amanda Oberpriller has created is absolutely amazing and when I heard about what she was planning I knew I wanted to be apart of her cause to provide personalized gifts for... more »

  EA2022 wrote:

I love volunteering to help at events and helping people in the community. more »

  donna-may-mft wrote:

Siskiyou Arts Council (SAC) has taken tiny grant funds and created big results for our small, rural community! I have been honored to be a part of SAC in several ways: 1) For the past 3 summers I have been honored to facillitate a writing class in Juvenille... more »

  Elliott L. wrote:

The GRAMMY Foundation sound preservation program is supporting the development of the first-ever professional archive of Jamaican popular music. A 2009 preservation planning grant was awarded to create a plan to preserve the Trade Roots Reggae Collection.... more »

  PegMM wrote:

I am elated to be a Board member for this Dance Scholarship project. I HOPE IT WILL RUN long after I am gone! Check out the calendar previews. Each photographer and famous dancer gave their time to our project. Please stay tuned for more exciting... more »

  espek72 wrote:

A great non-profit organization dedicated to supporting our youth in the North Georgia area. They are working hard to provide hope and opportunities to the younger generation, who are the future of our nation. I think it's great what they are doing to... more »

  jmarkert89 wrote:

I have been involved with Hunting with Soldiers for five 8 years (started 2009). They are soldier focused, selfless in their service, and I believe relatively efficient in their use of the resources they receive from donors. I love these guys and what... more »

  debik wrote:

Casey Cares was one of the first organizations to reach out to my granddaughter when she was diagonosed with leuken=mia in 2004. They were a godsend to her and the rest of the family, providing outings,pizza and movie nights at home through the Family... more »

  tbonderenko wrote:

Red Hot was a wonderful organization to deal with. They were receptive to our needs for funding, responsive, and generous beyond expectation. Most importantly, they understand that HIV is an epidemic in our country, but especially here in Baltimore, Maryland.... more »

  ashleyphelps wrote:

My son played with Nebraska red wolves last year and went into the tackle football season looking at football completely different! He now looks at football in a technical way instead of just hitting someone! So excited for a 2nd year on the team! more »

  Brenda9a9a wrote:

I can't say enough about how well this organization is run, and how much good it does. The leadership team and board sustain an operating model that is democratic, transparent and responsible. The nonprofits who receive funding are well vetted even before... more »

  sugarbear wrote:

The Oregon Zoo Foundation is completely integrated with the Zoo Operation and puts its/your "money where the commitment is". They just recently completed and opened an African Exhibit that came in on budget and are working on a new ape exhibit. They use... more »

  heritage wrote:

The "little castle" by Julia Morgan, California's first licensed architect, is being protected and preserved by the Landmark Heritage Foundation, a non-profit preservation organization whose only beneficiary is this nationally recognized and California... more »

  JCoast wrote:

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

  Otto-bug15 wrote:

This is an amazing organization. Getting our wonderful service dog many years ago, helped save my husband who is a combat veteran. It made such an impact on our lives, that my husband decided to start a branch in our hometown. It is so rewarding to... more »

  Julie G. wrote:

I've had the pleasure of working with NCTF for the past three years. I am always impressed with their vision, their team and their projects. more »

  Scottie Z. wrote:

Friends of the Palo Alto Library (the CORRECT name of the nonprofit) has existed for 30 years. Starting small, FOPAL has grown to include approx. 150 volunteers. The objectives of FOPAL include receiving donated books, sorting for subject (biography,... more »

  moovinrn wrote:

Have volunteered at times and was very impressed with the dedication volunteers show to the cause. Mason’s Toy Box helps not only the sick children but also their siblings and parents by identifying what their needs are and going to great lengths to... more »

  1bobruth wrote:

Aloha, We have been helping the Veterans and the Homeless since 1997. (Please view our web page for more info at: songsofthechildren.org) We need help to stay on track. My wife and I have been the soul givers since we started this outreach. We... more »

  Ruthann T. wrote:

Friends of the Lower Grand Coulee supports the development and preservation of places and events that further the knowledge, appreciation, and enjoyment of the geology, culture, history, and natural beauty of the Lower Grand Coulee. http://www.friendsofthelowergrandcoulee.org/... more »

  Jeff C.2 wrote:

Sam the leader of youth sportstock is a great guy and really cares about the community. more »

  Iammyself wrote:

Mending Minds Village was there when we needed direction. We couldn't figure out where to start in getting our child mental health services, and they not only offered that but they stayed in touch to make sure we got the help we needed and offered to... more »

  mjcharles wrote:

I joined the board of the Fine Arts Foundation of the Westby Area (FAFWA) in December of 2015. Our goal for many years has been to raise funds to build a Community Performing Arts Center (CPAC)for the Westby Area. At the beginning of the year 2016 we... more »

  Jessica_H wrote:

Dogs Changing LivesI have volunteered with therapy dogs for 12 years. My team which currently consists of Maddie, a Great Pyrenees, Bugsy, a puggle, and Trillian, a terrier mix, works with the special needs program at Joy School. I consider... more »

  PJRubino wrote:

Started in Nov. 2017, local friends in conjunction with a local restaurant, The Fat Hen, and working with the High School on Johns Island. Modeled after a similar scholarship from our home town of Torrington, CT. The school has a high need for community... more »

  evansol wrote:

I have taught at Snow Farm; The New England Craft Program for over a decade and I look forward to teaching my classes there. Snow Farm treats its instructors and students with respect and continues to develop and improve its campus to accommodate the... more »

  vbheart wrote:

This is a great group that has been in Dallas for 47 years. It's mission is to raise money for arts organizations in the Dallas County area through various events. more »

  USFLHR wrote:

This is the only Non Profit that has spend 97 percent of revenue for refugees, because the volunteers are either relatives or victims of Iranian Regime themselves. Real Nonprofit more »

  jenniferbranton wrote:

I can’t say enough about being involved with SERVE Homeschool. Homeschooling can be hard when you try and tackle it alone. But SERVE offers a real community of love and support. Jodie Ellis always has time to offer her knowledge and support from... more »

  Nedum wrote:

This Organization has been really helpful across Nigeria. Abm foundation fed the hungry, provided housing for the homeless and supported the children in the community.The foundation hasn’t got enough funds currently but they’ve really made an... more »

  NCIYE wrote:

Nabweru Community Initiative For Youth Empowerment ltd (NCIYE) is A Non-Governmental Organization operating at grass root levels. The organization was founded by University Graduates passionate about giving back to the communities where they are born... more »

  laurawh wrote:

I have enjoyed Lexarts events, such as Horsemania 2010, and the Gallery Hops. Lexarts provides opportunities that ordinarily would not be there for citizens of all ages to enjoy local art in and around Lexington, KY. Their events are always done in... more »

  mick wrote:

I think what the IDEA assoc. is doing in Kalamazoo is wonderful. Helping people is what life is all about. As an RN for 35 yrs. I have had alot of human experiences and I find it very refreshing that a group of young people, the next generation, are trying... more »

  messispider1115 wrote:

PTTMIC is a great foundation helping students receive music lessons and instruments when they otherwise could not get a musical education. more »

  bef2111 wrote:

I have been personally moved by the work that has been done with SAA. From its advocacy in Washington D.C. to the arts celebration of talent in the winter of 2009, it has shown the importance of art by and to many in the Columbia University and Teachers... more »

  CompassForHope wrote:

The epitome of service! Kevin is the most amazing and inspiring servant I have seen. His commitment to serve those in need is truly inspiring! more »

  DBW3825 wrote:

All of the people who work at CARD are kind, caring, and helpful. This community is lucky to have the clinic advocating for those of us affected by Libby amphibole asbestos exposure. more »

  mpn71 wrote:

Been in existence for over 10 yrs , no info on money raised ; very very little long about a donation to ''little kids rock'' more »

  DeboraD wrote:

Absolutely phenomenal organization! Very engaging, caring and supporting! more »

  Welbon UniqueOne S. wrote:

This non-profit is just here to help! They will do whatever it takes to support the lessfortunate, the youth and the community of Wilmington,NC. They currently have a support mission going on to help another non-profit raise money and canned food for... more »

  mbg. wrote:

Abdul Sattar Edhi is the kind of individual that makes you reconsider the whole concept humanity and rekindles your faith in the power of the human spirit. Born in the 1920's in Gujarat India, he and his family relocated to the newly formed state of... more »

  RoxanneBocyck wrote:

The Polish Scholarship Fund is a wonderful organization in Central New York. Not only do they give out scholarships each year to students of Polish descent, they put on a Polish Festival each year in Syracuse to celebrate the traditions of Polish Heritage.... more »

  just_a_girl wrote:

Not an option for 0 ⭐️ Not honest. Waste of time and was rushed. more »

  peeter wrote:

When will you pay back the loan you took out for the BaJa trip? Your friend lent you the money on good faith.... more »

  pooria wrote:

Beeloud is equal parts community, startup studio, and accelerator supporting emerging founders of pre-seed to seed stage startups with mentorship, programming, and resources to scale their projects to North America, particularly Vancouver Canada. Our... more »