Find General Science Nonprofits and Charities

  richardmathews wrote:

How do we raise the next generation of leaders in science and technology? It is important to have the general population informed about issues related to science, but we also need top people to form the foundation of our science program. The latter is... more »

  kathleenbethel wrote:

SSP is responsible for my daughter's success and for me not paying a dime for her college education! It all started when she was 13 years old and won a trip to Washington D.C. through one of the SSP programs to encourage interest in research. The excitement... more »

  Saunieindiego wrote:

Just outside San Diego , located in picturesque Julian, past Cuyamaca Lake. The facility and staff are top-notch. Extremely knowlegable and friendly. They are doing great things for wolves. They also attend other community events like the Alpine butterfly... more »

  simpona-fotsy wrote:

I have been very impressed with the growth of CPALI over the years. This is probably no surprise to people familiar with it's founder, Dr. Cay Craig, a brilliant scientist in her own right. She has worked tirelessly in difficult conditions to help local... more »

  danielorrs wrote:

I started my involvement with Iridescent about a year ago by helping out a friend as she taught a Family Science Session to elementary school students. I had a great time and was able to get involved in my Fall semester, taking a course at USC, AME 490... more »

  CarolDunbar wrote:

We had 3 Scientists arrive early, set up and put on an amazing hands-on, interactive Science Night at our school. They were prepared, professional and really showed their passion for teaching science. We have worked with other science organizations... more »

  jared3 wrote:

After bringing the BioBus to my school for a week and seeing the excitement it gave to my students I was committed to getting more involved in this project. Since that visit I have joined the BioBus's board of directors and helped to develop its science... more »

  KTorguson wrote:

I have worked with Oak Crest for almost a year and I'm impressed by the standards to which they hold their students, their collaborators and themselves. Encouragement of and collegiality toward their students, wrapped in the context of hands-on research,... more »

  Mel H. wrote:

Education in Science and Technology are the keys to America's future and that means we have to start with the youngest members of our nation! That's exactly what Sarasota Florida's GWIZ Science Museum does everyday. The Museum is chalk full of "hands... more »

  Bhakti Niskama Shanta wrote:

All Glories to Sri Guru and Sri Gauranga. This is a place for nourishing one's true self under the expert guidance of Sripad Bhakti Madhava Puri Maharaja, Ph.D. by practically engaging in one's own constitutional activity of serving and glorifying... more »

  Kristy M wrote:

This organization is great for our local community and for the bigger environment. I'm very impressed with the staff: they are dedicated to working together with the community, rather than fighting against it. I also am 100% behind their strategies:... more »

  shannon3 wrote:

The Expanding Your Horizons network provides hands-on outreach to girls in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by engaging members of the professional community. It's incredibly motivating for girls to have the opportunity to... more »

  philip2 wrote:

A first rate organisation. Knowledgeable, experienced and dedicated to the exploration and understanding of Libyan archaeology. I admire the energy and enthusiasm with which director, Noel Boaz, has overcome many challenges to make new discoveries and... more »

  PrasadNR wrote:

Couldn't help giving a 5. (Well, why not 7?) It is surprising that I am writing the first review. From my little knowledge, every individual of the board member is himself/herself extremely impactful (Consider the effects of impact they provide, the... more »

  Pablo wrote:

I am a High School student and I won an award from this organization for doing an engineering project focused on making the environment cleaner and safer. This organization stands for a good cause and should continue to do their wonders. more »

  DJones55 wrote:

They Rock! They have given Millions of Dollars in research money to finding a cure and enhancing the lives of Individuals with AS. Whenever I have a problem I can call them and find support. I've been participating in their walks and they are a blast,... more »

  rick7 wrote:

SEDS is a great organization that has existed for 30 years before finally turning non-profit due to the work of a few of its most dedicated students and supporters. SEDS supports a ton of different outreach activities and contests for college, high-school,... more »

  Nils Warnock wrote:

If you are interested in birds and science and helping conserve birds and their habitats then PRBO is the place for you. I worked there as a biologist and can attest that most of each dollar donated to PRBO is spent on research or education that will... more »

  Patopatty O. wrote:

I am honored to be the first person to review OLT. I donate, not because I am rich with money to spend, but because I love this place. And when you see the lands under conservation, you may find it is "love at first sight"! I am here in the OLT welcome... more »

  josiah-stevenson-iv wrote:

The Institute for the Preservation of Medical Tradition (IPMT) serves a unique role in medical research: uncovering, organizing and making available to modern medicine ancient knowledge and therapies developed since the dawn of human history. The founders... more »

  Franklin123 wrote:

My wife and I have taken our grandchildren to Sci-Port for about 15 years. We go to many of the events for adults such as Mad Scientist Ball, Bodies Revealed, etc. We always have a great time, and so do our grandchildren. The staff is enthusiastic... more »

  no d wrote:

This organizatoin rents their space which is rented out on weekends so make sure before your group leaves that you check the rooms for belonging, especially the hook behind the door. If left behind the chance of getting it back is slim. more »

  SamStone wrote:

This group has a wide range of activities, from book clubs to social gatherings, lectures, canoe trips and more. It is great to have community of fellowship with fellow atheists, agnostics, skeptics and freethinkers. more »

  affs wrote:

The Foundation For Future Science is an organization working with innovative and open-minded professionals for the practical implementation of scientific findings applied to humanitarian and environmental needs. Although registered in the United States,... more »

  corderlaneacademy wrote:

Donna Shackleford teaches my sons at Compass School and she is amazing! My sons can't stop talking about her class and all the fun and exciting science things they get to do. They perform experiments, record their data, have discussions and work as... more »