Find General Hospitals Nonprofits and Charities

  gnicolai wrote:

On Sep. 11, 2001 I was diagnosed with Leukemia. Because of the tragedy in NYC and at the pentagon, I was unable to receive treatment in either cities primary cancer facilities. They were hoping/expecting to be treating many thousands. As a result, I found... more »

  tamara3 wrote:

Cancer sucks. I think we can all agree on that one. I am always supportive of companies and products that give back to Cancer research, regardless of the form. I love that many, many companies and fine upstanding citizens of the world – such... more »

  jsperry wrote:

MedShare is an organization that I volunteer for. I am able to go into a welcoming environment where people are proud to be doing what they are doing. I work in the medical field and the waste my profession creates is unbelievable. At MedShare non used... more »

  maciberkeley wrote:

I volunteer with this mission hospital, assisting with administration. In an isolated and sometimes dangerous area, our team sees 10,000 patients a year within the hospital and works in many outlying communities with various needs from housing school... more »

  cpeterson wrote:

My first contact with Project HERO was during a mission trip to Haiti. I met the warehouse director, Georgia Dufault in the airport in Haiti and learned that HERO was involved in collecting donated medical supplies that would be used by American doctors... more »

  tbajaj wrote:

This organization goes above and beyond just helping people in need. It also supports the spiritual uplifting of individuals. There are many organization with worthy efforts but very few with a combined goal of providing material and spiritual help/health... more »

  tautuloa wrote:

I am not a charity but an individul making a difference as i live in samoa 6 monthes a year and see the children without a future not having the opertunity to an education and commiting suicide at a alarming rate i co.e back to america to work investing... more »

  gmackillop16 wrote:

The Open Door and their team of staff and volunteers under the guidnace of Executive Director Julie Lafontaine are leaders in addressing the challenges faced by vulnerable and underserved populations across Cape Ann. Innovative, compassionate, dedicated,... more »

  Basil wrote:

I and the firm where I am a partner, Sterling Stamos Capital, have been enthusiastic supporters of Partners in Health (PIH) for many years. In 2004 I visited PIH in Cange, about a three hours drive outside Port au Prince, and was fortunate to attend... more »

  janerichey wrote:

I was able to do photography for the wonderful events produced by Patricia O'Brien, Executive Director, honoring the doctors there. The experience was rewarding, and I was so happy to contribute to the good San Mateo County Health foundation is doing... more »

  MMcG wrote:

(This review was collected at a GreatNonprofits event and posted by a GreatNonprofits intern.) It's been great to see the good work being done on the ground with nonprofits. more »

  stufalk wrote:

From CBS4 Miami: I-Team: Inspector Gen. Blast Hospital Foundation MIAMI (CBS4) – Last December, the CBS4 I-Team revealed serious concerns regarding Jackson Memorial Hospital’s effort to recruit international patients. More than... more »

  btpz wrote:

Holy Cross Hospital provides a superior caring environment for excellent care for patients. They provide for outstanding spiritual and physical care and have a wellness program that is the envy of the area.Their community outrech progams fills the void... more »

  justme1 wrote:

I was injured several years ago and had a lot of bad doctors who just made my problems worse because at the time of injury, I had no insurance. Because of being misdiagnosed and having some symptoms ignored, I am now disabled. Over the past 8 years,... more »

  mark19 wrote:

This "charity" pays one director almost 1/3 of a million bucks a year according to charity navigator dot org. Michael Milberg Executive Director $272,183 My opinion is to donate directly to the hospital not a psuedo charity that contributes to another... more »

  Marcia M. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Hearts In Motin (based in Highland, Indiana), and traveling to Guatemala for over 10 years. I assist in the medical clinics, primarily checking the vision of our under-resourced visitors. We give away, free of charge, eyeglasses,... more »

  Perla N. wrote:

Long waits for appointments for pediatric GI. Especially on Wednesdays because apparently those are urgent days and they can't stick as closely to appointment times. We waited 1.5 hours to be seen. more »

  sonyadodgen wrote:

SDCH is a great facility. The work they do here is amazing and the care is outstanding. more »

  mvanslyke wrote:

I've worked with Herkimer County Rural Health Network on several projects and have always been impressed with the professionalism and dedication shared among the staff. more »

  Ginny Holm wrote:

I've had several OP radiologic exams at Mt. Hood. I've also had an OP surgical procedure there. in EACH cas the care I had was excellent. the staff were ALWAYS caring, professional and courteous. Mt. Hood will continue to be my health care provider... more »

  Jason109 wrote:

Suprisingly difficult to find any information on this non profits governance or evaluations on the effectiveness of it's programs. Concerned about lack of disclosure of it's financial reports. An organization of this size should be more transparent. more »

  david morse wrote:

This purely public charity has the TVs locked on political channel FOX NEWS and will not permit the channel to be changed to a health or cartoon channel. I asked to have it changed & was told because they were so concerned over children seeing inappropriate... more »

  bmetcalf wrote:

My mother-in-law moved in with us in April, 2006. My wife (her daughter) and i did not where to turn. She didn't drive, needed to get out of the house (we both work) and neded to get to doctors appointments. We were at a loss to get her there other than... more »

  4Petesake231999 wrote:

The hospital has a very weak board which cannot control their CEO. CEO wasted millions of dollars in a recent construction project at the hospital.Tried to save money by buying used hospital equipment in lieu of new. more »

  Nurse Margo wrote:

Thank you for the access to this website. I am in a graduate program in Business. I would like to share with everyone that this nonprofit is giving me data to complete my homework! The Natividad Medical Center is a beautiful center with very kind... more »