Find Gift Distribution Nonprofits and Charities

  Sweetlifesweets wrote:

Icing Smiles (IS) pairs specialty bakers/decorators with medically critical kids/family to provide a very, very special cake each year to these kids and their siblings. They operate in all US states, as well as Holland, UAE, Canada and are growing based... more »

  Kimosw wrote:

One Simple Wish is a wonderful, innovative organization filled with creative, kind-hearted people that truly want to make a direct difference in the lives of those in need. My experince has been incredible - ideas are always welcome and you really... more »

  Nader wrote:

it is a wonderful organization. I have been helping them for over 7 years now through sponsoring a child. I see his report and his pictures every six month. It is a nice feeling to see how a child could prosper with my help on the other side of earth. more »

  mobileUser475648 wrote:

They're awesome and help a lot of people!!! more »

  NightmareACTUAL wrote:

my name is Daniel I am from the island of Puerto Rico. i've always been a gamer but video games never was, what it became about a year ago. Never had I needed video games more than I do, now. Couple years ago I was going through a crisis existential and... more »

  Patricia91 wrote:

When my son became a Dragonfly, we were 2 years into his treatment of chemotherapy and high dose steroids. He is still in treatment. I don't think my family would have had the strength to keep going had the Dragonfly Foundation not swooped in and lifted... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

I came across this organization in an aisle of Walmart. Young man in his early or mid 20s looking at pens, and doing something with his phone. It caught my attention because I saw it strange that someone that needs pens would just grab pens and go, then... more »

  daphne0316 wrote:

My daughter was in the hospital waiting for a heart transplant when I cam across this foundation. They do not give away money or help with shelter, instead they offer something a bit more personal to each patient. I filled in the information about my... more »

  Kim_206 wrote:

WOW.....I had the most heartwarming experience at The Nicklous Children's Hospital in Miami with Santa from The Believe in Santa Foundation....To see these sick children " light up and smile" when Santa walked in the room with a present for every one... more »

  Debbie McIntyre D. wrote:

This is an amazing charity that wants to help anyone become a foster family. I have been so excited to watch them get going, and start giving families the boost they need to get through licencing. more »

  pogo78 wrote:

In 2008 I was new to my company and was looking for ways to connect with other employees. The e-mail I received to join the Cheerful Givers was the perfect opportunity to allow me to give back to the community and meet others at my new company. My first... more »

  Writer wrote:

Pay Away the Layaway is an incredible organization to donate to or volunteer for. You literally can see your donation at work! I love the emotional videos and being a part of the layaway angel network. It feels so good to do something anonymously and... more »

  armydad6 wrote:

This has been the most rewarding experience of my life. To have an avenue to help support our troops is awesome! OSB works hard to make sure the troops get what they are requesting! more »

  KLPoelzer wrote:

As founder of this program in 1994, I learned many stories of sadness and self neglect of seniors due to their isolation. I worked directly with county adult protection social workers who all too often were following up on reports of seniors self neglect... more »

  RebeccaK17 wrote:

We invited Joyful Smiles Thru Faith to our Girl Scout meeting where we donated items to stuffed pouches! My girls did it as their service project and absolutely loved it! 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 »

  Jea H. wrote:

The many volunteers and volunteer staff go out of their way to serve their clients with respect and honor. It is tough to be down on your luck and need help while trying to keep your dignity. Holiday Hope understands that feeling of being embarrassed... more »

  Janis wrote:

Sunday Friends works with over 900 families in need in San Jose, California. These are the families who demonstrate program after program that they prefer to earn what they need and to give back to their community rather than to receive mere handouts.... more »

  aynot wrote:

I highly encourage anyone who is looking for a rewarding way to give back to the community to consider Book'em. I do not have children of mine own yet, however I have always loved reading and feel that all children should own books. In the fall of 2009... more »

  TeyshaWL wrote:

I have donated to this charity for over 3 years now and I know my pads, cups, wet bags and other items will be going to people in need! It makes me so happy to see the pictures of donations on their Instagram and the kits they send out to people! They... 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 »

  TommyEarn wrote:

I volunteered for them in their Holiday office one time as part of our companies initiative to help charities by giving back. I was in the warehouse that has tons of toys. I helped prepare packages that were going to be sent to hospitals to give to sick... more »

  Jose L.1 wrote:

My experience with this organization has been wonderful seeing the good things that has been done for our community is amazing Enchanted keep up the Good work great Job !!! more »

  Writer wrote:

I live half the year on the East Coast and half the year in Colorado. I have worked for and volunteered for non profits for many years. THis is the most satisfying volunteer experience I have ever had. It is not just the wonderful volunteers with whom... more »

  nchicas wrote:

Santa Courtney is the best! Shriners for Children Medical Center has worked together with Santa for five years. We appreciate every visit he makes to Shriners. During the pandemic Santa Courtney even made virtual visits, displaying an awesome experience... more »

  Prolife1 wrote:

"I can't do this! I'm still a student. I'll get no support from him. What will my parents say? I know abortion is wrong, but maybe it's my only solution." These were the thoughts racing through Sherri's mind when she saw those two lines on the pregnancy... more »

  Karen108 wrote:

This is a charity that helps women and children who have been abused. I am donating time and money to this worthy cause. This is a true necessity for our world. Women and children who have been abused need a safe place to build their strength and confidence.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Katie and Ivan the founders of Until We Hold You Again are amazing people. The basket they gave my family after we lost our son brought us such comfort and made us realize we are not alone in our childloss journey. So grateful for this organization. more »

  Christina99 wrote:

On December 17th 2014 Ray and The Little Saint Nick Foundation blessed 15 children with a trip to NYC and Toys R Us in Times Square. The children were full of smiles and excitement. After breakfast we boarded the bus and head off for NYC. We rode the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Back@You is a great organization! Kathy has personally developed relationships with the homeless in St. Louis to ensure that the funds are used in the most useful ways. The impact that this organization has had is immeasurable. The gratitude of the recipients... more »

  staresky14 wrote:

Kramden Institute is a great non profit that helps children all across North Carolina get access to a home computer. more »

  carlino wrote:

The Thomas Miloscia Foundation is an amazing organization. It was started in honor of Thomas Miloscia who died at a very young age from cancer but was a giving soul who did great things for others in such a short lifetime. This organization raises money... more »

  Writer wrote:

I always believe kids are natural givers, they just need a media to show their talent! TouchingHeart is an excellent platform for kids to learn this beautiful act, the act of giving and generosity which in the future helps them to be a better person!... more »

  jennifferpp wrote:

Esta es una fundacion que esta desarollando una excelente labor en la comunidad de Rhode Island y en la Republica Dominica. Esta fundacion le da ayuda a niños de bajos recursos y a personas sin hogares. Que bonito es ver el amor que ellos le brindan... more »

  second-acts wrote:

100% scam. This fraudulent organization should be stopped from deceiving both the public and reputable charities. They pay a miniscule amount on donated vehicles, claiming "operational expenses." The Executive Director avoids calls when confronted with... more »

  rlplate31 wrote:

I found this organization through a friend and it has positively impacted my life in more ways than I can express. I am a recipient of their amazing "Send a Card" program, volunteer, and Volunteer Coordinator of Celebrating One. We strive to "celebrate... more »

  Jasmine Simone B. wrote:

Great nonprofit working in the community they live in. By giving back to the homeless and also requesting donations for those in need. more »

  deedee.shupe wrote:

My grandson loves getting gifts from cheesy gifts. If he is feeling down or sick he gets a chessy gift and it makes his day. It is such an amazing thing that cheesy gifts do for kids. I love seeing the pictures of the other kids smile and they light up... more »

  Debra69 wrote:

I have been priveleged to be a volunteer for over a year with RAF and have loved every minute. This is a terrific organization which spreads smiles to those in need. What you may not know is how wonderful it feels to do a random act - the reward is... more »

  colored-pencil-project wrote:

A simple and easily implemented program that has a tremendous impact through its direct and personal outreach to children in developing countries. Art is one of the most powerful tools at our disposal to help us visualize ourselves and our world. The... more »

  Mary A.2 wrote:

This is an amazing group :) so caring and helpful...when I was down on my luck it was this group that helped make sure I had everything I needed for my new little baby girl :) I am forever grateful for 3 angels and economy of love Orlando more »

  JohnathanKaner wrote:

The stuff, counselors, speakers and everyone who supported the camp were volunteers. People who gave us their time, much love, inspired us to give of ourselves, and taught us with games, humor and love, things that really matter. I met Kathy again in... more »

  Everet B. wrote:

What this non-profit does for these sick children is amazing. The bears give such comfort to children with life threatening illnesses when they are scared. more »

  Thina S. wrote:

I Lost my son a little over 3 years ago. He loved Christmas, and Christmas 2013 was kind of hard for me so I adopted a child for Christmas. The child I picked didn't really ask for anything expensive or way out there. I was only to happy to help. ... more »

  blessed wrote:

I was given guardianship of two of my grandchildren. It came at a difficult time financially for me. It was Christmas time and I knew I had to purchase items for my grandchildren soley. I have worked very closely with Adopt A Family so I swallowed... more »

  srkogon wrote:

I wanted to find a way to get my kids involved in giving back to the community. It's easy to donate money but it's hard to find a way to "dig in" and get involved with your children. I was so grateful when we found CCC; my four children and I purchased... more »

  CFHHVolunteer wrote:

This organization is staffed solely by volunteers and works one on one with the homeless in Cy-Fair. Twice a week, multiple teams drive the streets of Cy-Fair looking for people in need. They stop and visit with those they find and work to build relationships.... more »

  ttabor50 wrote:

This Organization help my child with math she is doing great in math because of this Organization more »

  Otheracc wrote:

I met Taylor through a local group on Facebook. I immediately messaged her after seeing she has a nonprofit like mine! Taylor sent me a teddy bear in honor of my son. Houston. It is the softest bear I have ever received. Thank you Taylor ! You’re doing... more »

  Kelly Fletcher S. wrote:

Mittens for Detroit is an amazing organization. Not only providing mittens and warmth to those in need but with loving care. more »

  sallycooneyanderson wrote:

I have been a Holiday Project volunteer since 1980 and I have visited and spent time with thousands of people spending holidays confined in institutions. Many of these people are forgotten, especially on Christmas Day. Just a small amount of my time makes... more »

  Susan J B. wrote:

This is a great organization that helps people in need. The go the extra mile. The get every Community around them involved, even the police depts., fire depts., lions clubs; school; 4-H Clubs. What a great group of People. more »

  Da'Una H. wrote:

An excellent organization that loves to give back to the community. I have had the pleasure of volunteering for IdaMae Family Foundation and everything was well organized. I love the things this organization does to give back! more »

  One N wrote:

This agency has been around for nearly 20 years and every year they give gifts to thousands of children. Each year the need is greater and each year the Family Giving Tree responds to the needs of the community. I started out as a volunteer the first... more »

  Lake S. wrote:

This organization helps children that have lost parents in active duty or service related deaths by celebrating their birthdays in honor of their parents sacrifice by sending hand picked gifts according to the child's wishes and shipping them all across... more »

  jmarierudd wrote:

Brooke It Forward Foundation honors children by ensuring that they have a birthday celebration. The children they serve are primarily in the foster care system and might not have a birthday party without the beautiful "birthday boxes" that BIF provides... 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 »

  mobileUser766518 wrote:

This is the most selfless organization ever. My family was given brand clothing and furniture after we lost everything in a house fire. more »

  LBvolunteer wrote:

I have helped with this organization for the last 3 Christmas Seasons. At Christmas time each child in a family receives a stocking full of the necessities and many wrapped gifts. The necessities include body wash, deodorant, shampoo. conditioner, tooth... more »

  Greensde wrote:

My family was in great need and we had nothing for the little one that was coming. The hospital that I gave birth recommend Kody's Kids and contacted them for me and we received all the things we needed for our little Gary. It was overwhelming they treated... more »

  SonomaFISH wrote:

FISH is a unique organization because it consists of ALL volunteers,not a single salaried position! FISH provides food, rides, clothing and rental/utility assistance to the Sonoma Valley community. A single telephone call connects those in need with... more »

  tbushard wrote:

I have had the privilege to participate in many of Love to NIC events. Holly has all the events so well organized for the volunteers that when we show up we get to enjoy the benefits of the gratitude of all the happy people receiving the brand new, name... more »

  sharlene wrote:

Just 1 Book was started by my daughter Sarah when she was 10 years old. Sarah loves to read. After learning about an area in need, that is not too far from where we live, she thought that if a parent was struggling with everyday bills they could not... more »

  Morourke wrote:

Family Business Inc. is truly dedicated to helping the community. Everyone who works there is very selfless and wants to make an impact in the community. They are amazing at working with volunteers to get everyone involved. I recommend this nonprofit... more »

  Susan_L wrote:

My Heart is FullEach week I am privileged to meet my 'team' (3 other dedicated volunteers) at Texas Children's Hospital. Our vehicles are loaded with toys, toiletries, snacks, laundry soap, socks and other items that families may ask for as they live... more »

  Brenda B.5 wrote:

Case for kids is a wonderful group of selfless people who give a sense of community and family to foster kids. As a foster parent, my girls have received cases in the past from this org. As a volunteer I personally get a huge boost out of building a case... more »

  Writer wrote:

this charity has been around over 83 years helping to Give a Child a Christmas please consider this year to make a donation to SCA the need is ever more we help in all the counties in Maryland How it works we give gift certificates to the families in... more »

  Wendy126 wrote:

Making a difference in our community through the education Excellent s events in pro of the kids and their families more »

  MaxineRasmussen wrote:

I've been associated with Linda Simmons for almost 10 years and have watched her grow Hearts Knit Together from a tiny charitable organization in her basement,fulfilling 100 kits a year, to what it is today where they will be helping over 5,000 individuals... more »

  Samantha W. wrote:

There is nothing good I can say or find about this organization. Hard sell telemarketing. Few stories of 'Wishes' available online. They say they do the exact same thing as Make A Wish, but judging from this site, at least in 2008 80% of income was spent... more »

  valerie10 wrote:

This group works with a high level of integrity. They dedicate countless hours to sending over care packages, letters, and other items to all branches of the military. They also are a big support for the military families. Their group is dedicated and... more »

  mikell83 wrote:

These folks work with the coast to coast foundation and have helped a good friend of mine and many others receive the proper treatment for TBI more »

  Angels07 wrote:

My experience with this organization is that they are genuine and appreciate each donation that is received. The Founder herself wrote me a thank you note for an in-kind donation. I had no idea of the scope of their organization they way the Founder... more »

  Andy by Dandy wrote:

This organization is not on the up and up. They co-mingle money with their sister business called The Green Schoolhouse Series, (greenschoolhouseseries.org) who has on-going cases with the Department of Labor in San Diego, (cases are listed in court... more »

  Kringle wrote:

For twenty-five years, my 501(c)(3) charitable nonprofit organization has worked closely with the Phoenix Metro Lions Club. They regularly partner with us to produce projects that serve children living in abject poverty. Having managed nonprofits for... more »

  tamediamix wrote:

I found out about ConKerr Cancer a couple of years ago. I live in Scottsdale, AZ and wanted to find a way that I could volunteer on my schedule. My son is also a physician and inspired me to look for a way to give something back to patients going through... more »

  beckerdrygoods wrote:

I found HealGrief.org shortly after my mother died. I wish I had found its services and website earlier. I could have written the obituary on the site, posted the funeral notice and been able to truly communicate my mother's death in a less stressful... more »

  princesammy wrote:

From a Marine vantage point, this is an absolute terrible group of people the entire organization does not represent the values of the Marine Corp. Please do NOT support The Toys for Tots Foundation. Thank You, Semper... more »

  Dr Griffin wrote:

Very efficient foundation: no one takes a salary, no extraneous expenses are allowed. The annual Golf Outing has prizes for the auction that have all been donated: no donation money spent for prizes. The foundation has found favor among many shrewd supporters,... more »

  Water1sL1fe wrote:

As the founder of this no -profit I am very privileged to work with some of the most selfless people I have ever met. more »

  msbmoran wrote:

Operation TeddyCare was a family-based charity that ran for 20 years and distributed about 100,000 new plush Teddy Bears donated by the public to victims of crime, war, natural and manmade disasters. The IRS set up a program requiring small charities... more »

  ca2st9ro wrote:

An amazing non-profit bringing together their local communities to send care packages to our service members deployed overseas. They have a chapter in Modesto, Los Banos and another in the state of Oregon. Combined they ship 75 boxes a month. This... more »

  prbx623 wrote:

Nuhorizons provides free essential items to those in need throughout Central New York. I do volunteer work and have seen the families they help first hand. more »

  yan115 wrote:

Our mission at the Believe Foundation is simple. We are a 501c3 non profit organization. We provide food, gifts, clothing, to needy families throughout our community. The Believe Foundation is a family run organization. Our goal is to give the gift of... more »

  dutschke14 wrote:

I am an active duty service woman serving in afganistan on a six month deployment. Operation courage is beautiful sent me by far the best care package I have received! This is truly an organization dedicated to helping us (service women) feel like women... more »

  pohoying wrote:

House of Yahweh, a local non-profit recently honored Sister Michele Morris CSJ, one of its founding members, and long time director at her retirement. They recognized her work and that of the organization for serving those in need for 35 years. I have... more »

  CappyD wrote:

​"So thankful for the opportunity to take our kids out on the boat!! I can't thank you enough for your awesomeness! Our kids have been talking non stop about how many fish they caught, and they have told everyone they see about their experience! ... more »

  notree wrote:

Very Disappointed..... I and 2 other Mothers provided addresses for our Sons to receive the christmas trees while stationed on the USS GW in Japan...and they never received anything...Also we are having a hard time getting our money back and get hung... more »

  AllsFamily wrote:

This organization has helped our family for 2 years now and each year they have gone above and beyond anything we could have ever imagined. With times being hard and our family in financial crisis, I was sure that my children would have the worst holiday.... more »

  mrscamery wrote:

This ministry has given me the opportunity to serve. It has given me the sisterhood and resources I needed to serve God and the women in my community. Being a part of something that is way bigger than you are is not only filling it brings you closer to... more »

  ABGSB wrote:

Angelsbearinggifts is an all volunteer organization that remembers people in Santa Barbara County who have disabilities and have no family members. We rely on volunteers from our community to shop, wrap and deliver personalised gifts to more than 200... more »

  rah_1949 wrote:

I currently work at Charitable Union and am proud of the work we do in the Battle Creek area. For more than 123 years we have served the needs of the residents of Battle Creek. Our mission is to provide clothing and small household items, at no cost,... more »

  sonnyb562 wrote:

Nonprofit Overview Causes: Children & Youth, Children & Youth Services, Coronavirus Relief Food Banks, Food, Food Banks & Pantries, Gift Distribution, Human Services Mission: Out Flow, Inc. was founded by a M. L. (Sonny) Bozeman, who has... more »

  Historyworker wrote:

Angel fills a void in helping those affected by cancer when it sends patients, caregivers and family members to camps and retreats. Cancer doesn't affect only the body, but the spirit; and a person isn't affected by cancer, a family is. Angel cares... more »

  turtles wrote:

I almost went a whole year without fuzzy pants, but Jammy Peace fixed that for me. THANKS JAMMY PEACE!!!! more »

  Writer wrote:

The woman that runs this charity is truly helping the homeless.. She uses donations, along with much of her own personal funds and drives out to meet homeless members of the Glendora, CA. community - providing water, sandwiches, blankets - whatever she... more »

  heatherdb wrote:

Great to organization to support our community and help those in need! more »

  Lisa_C2 wrote:

In A Negative World, Focus On The Positive & Build Together A little over a year ago, I decided I wanted to donate my time and skills to a nonprofit organization. I went on VolunteerMatch.com with an open mind and open heart, and I applied to... more »

  vjdare wrote:

We are a Secret Santa Organization that buys Christmas Presents for the needy children in the West Shore, Northeastern, Middletown and Elizabethtown School Districts. We also help the Seniors in the local Community. We have various fund raising... more »

  asstABSS wrote:

I work for a non-profit organization that serves the developmentally disabled population. When I contacted this organization about an event that they were hosting that my consumers wished to attend, they cited "age limits" that were nonexistent on the... more »

  sgtshamp wrote:

I just moved to San Antonio and was pleasantly greeted by Operation Comfort and welcomed like family. They offer so many activities that are designed to help disabled veterans through recovering and healing. more »

  GirlyGirl wrote:

Ever After Gowns provided such a fantastic volunteer experience for me. They are friendly and organized and professional. The experience of helping young women find a free prom dress at a lovely boutique created to make the teens feel super special was... more »

  tamlandon wrote:

I had requested a veteran quilt like I normally would do through the Quilts of Valor (QOV) of NV and was told to order, via California (San Diego) QOV, if the person lives in California so I did. I put a quilt request on Dec 2022 and here it is Jun 2023.... more »

  bigboygavin wrote:

My son was very sick and rushed to the emergency room. He was very scared and worried what the doctors are going to do to him. He was presented with the sweetest teddy bear, he grabbed it and held it close. and he still hasn't Let It go ♡ I thank you... more »

  Momlessone wrote:

When I was 7 months pregnant, our beautiful baby boy Luke was stillborn. It shattered dreams and there are no words to describe the feelings we had. Charlies Buddies provided casts of our babies feet and hands, as well as pictures, a memory box and more.... more »

  DanielEscobar10 wrote:

I have recently joined Fox Valley United Way as an intern and it has been a rewarding experience thus far. From day one, I felt welcomed by a passionate and supportive team dedicated to making meaningful impact in the community. I highly recommend Fox... more »

  Writer wrote:

The organization, City Santa, gathers and collects donations for children, adults, and infants in clothes, toys, toiletries from every conceivable prospective donor in response to Santa letters from kids and families residing in domestic and homeless... more »

  Kanasha T. wrote:

ASOP is an angel in a time of need! I have seen the faces of women newly diagnosed with Breast Cancer, going though the journey as well as surviving their journey in the Washington DC metro area and they have all been touched by ASOP in some way either... more »

  Margie Kehr wrote:

Having worked closely with the staff at Sara Holbrook, their passion, vision and thoughtfulness for the families of the center is topnotch and I couldn't be prouder to serve on this Board. more »

  christineayers wrote:

Grateful Gatherings does an amazing job of making immediate, meaningful changes in the lives of families coming out of homelessness. The families they serve have already worked so hard to secure housing but often have nothing left to furnish their homes... more »

  ssmith734 wrote:

Make-A-Wish Michigan granted my daughter's wish to have a castle in her backyard. What an amazing organization that truly does what ever they can to bring joy back into the lives of these kids and families when they are facing such challenges. Thankfully,... more »

  giving247 wrote:

NIA has been around for many years, but finally took the steps and open a community center in Port Houston about three years ago. While they are a small nonprofit compared to most they do a great job serving the community. Port Houston has very limited... more »

  Daniels mom wrote:

I would heartily recommend the Childrens Western Wish Foundation. In my city, this foundation grants wishes for individuals with disabilities to be a cowboy/cowgirl for 2 days. The individuals are treated as the stars of the rodeo(sorry for the participants... more »

  llf321 wrote:

Newborns in Need provides support to those organizations who care for sick and needy babies. NIN volunteers provide care necessities to local agencies and hospitals serving premature, ill or impoverished newborns. Volunteers use their talents to provide... more »

  schowco wrote:

Dallas Margarita Society dba Dallas Children’s Charities (DMS/DCC) is a 501(c)(3) charitable corporation formed in 1977 when a group of Dallas businessmen decided to host a holiday party. That signature event, the Annual Dallas Margarita Ball, has... more »

  reed1kn wrote:

I've been involved with Pack Your Back since its inception. My favorite part besides actually giving back and seeing our impact on the community is seeing how people react when they find out that we're all college students. This group of people is dedicated... more »

  Eric_Brandt wrote:

I have contributed to this charity for years. I have always found them to be excellent stewards of donated funds they are charged with. The spirit of giving is strong within this organization and I expect that tradition will continue for years to come. more »

  Ashley Uhlich S. wrote:

They forced old torn up bikes on my children. My children donated a total of three boxes of toys, 8 bikes, a car seat, baby formula, and baby equipment. I had asked if my children could come and receive a refurbished bike since they had donated so much... more »

  BikesforKids wrote:

Have been involved with Bikes for Kids since March of 2021. This charity has provided an opportunity to spend time with a great group volunteers and board members who are dedicated to making a difference by providing safe and reliable Bikes and helmets... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wish I could rate this higher. 100% of the donation goes to the family in need. 100%!!!!!! more »

  voodoo.queen.0306 wrote:

These wonderful ladies have helped so many feel comfortable, safe and confident. Three sisters nonprofit had contacted me, and from there I have made wonderful friends. One of the sisters had seen a news story about my son who has williams syndrome. Needless... more »

  mrodriguez wrote:

Been with Blossom since its founding and I know the passionate, caring nature of all the volunteers who make its work possible. Together we have done great things through youth and family volunteer programs. more »

  Deb Kuptz wrote:

I get frustrated, as a volunteer, when I can't connect what I do (give time, expertise, money, etc) to a measurable impact. I understand that this is sometimes rightly the way it is, but my volunteering "profile" is to want to work in organizations where... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  warriorswife wrote:

Heroes Night Out is an amazing local veteran and family focused non-profit started by two parents of children who became service members. Over time, they noticed how many families needed recreation and access to relaxation together to help readjustment... more »

  Ginny wrote:

Bras for Hope Coalition was created in wanting to continue of always helping and giving to people in need. In support of women, who are breast cancer survivors, and have no insurance or are under insured, we provide them with 100% high quality Post... more »

  ishrathusain wrote:

Rahima Foundation helps people in need of basic necessities like food, shelter, education, transportation, etc. I have been a volunteer for 20 years. The founder, Habibe Husain is a remarkable women with great compassion, vision, and executive skills.... more »

  carolrobertsonlopez wrote:

The New Mexico Children's Foundation has given $1,200,000 in grants to small nonprofits that provide services to children and families across the State. Over 85% of the budget is used for grants. These grants fund programs such as grief counseling,... more »

  Mark373 wrote:

Coats for Kids and Families has two winter coat give-a-ways for the past 15 years. In 2018, they will be at Merrillville Intermediate School and River Forest Middle School. Over the 15 years we have given some 15000 coats, gloves, and scarfs to many... more »

  ARoomForLife wrote:

A Room For Life (ARFL) Decorates bedrooms for women challenged with gynecological cancers. We take a different approach to 'healing', one that is based on personal touches, with positive results. "This is about more than decorating a bedroom...It's... more »

  LaJeana Gaines P. wrote:

I lost my husband recently and the holidays have been very hard. I received a box of gifts on my porch and decorations on my house. This has made Christmas brighter for our family. Thank you so much!! The details and thought that was put into these... more »

  Frank K.2 wrote:

We contacted Frank Kalita at Cars For Life Changes Org., we donated our car and we received a full tax deduction from our federal income tax's. We got more on tax reduction then we could have got from trading in the car to the new car dealer. more »

  RonC wrote:

PROJECT SMILE is a nonprofit that serves the many towns and communities in the Massachusetts region at the grassroots level by providing a variety of services to bring a smile to a child who has been affected by a traumatic event. These efforts include... more »

  LifeC wrote:

Foundations For Life is a organization that is true to their mission. We needed funding for our Christmas Project for the less fortunate and could not get funding from anyone. We tried Non-profits, Banks, Credit Unions and others. When we were about... more »

  PascoagRI wrote:

Over 50 years ago, someone contacted The Providence Journal about our family. Our family was large but there was not a lot of disposable income. We were not poor. My mom back then was a stay-at-home mom and my dad brought home the paycheck. It was... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing charity that helps bring joy to students/families in the Stockton community. more »

  Jim_20 wrote:

Solano County Coats For Kids has provided new coats and jackets to the less fortunate children of Solano County since 2001. We rely soley on the monetary donations of the public to provide these services. Over the past few years the demand has far exceeded... more »

  ogrgod wrote:

I don't understand why pcs for people doesn't have any recognition. more »

  VA Quilts wrote:

Quilts 4 Cancer has been providing beautiful, warm quilts for the patients at Nathan Adelson Hospice in Pahrump for over 9 years. With the dedicated assistance provided by 50 to 60 volunteers Quilts 4 Cancer leader, Barb Johnston has shared her passion... more »

  cassidyholmgren wrote:

I asked Carrol (the founder) if there were any opportunities to volunteer near me and she made it so easy to sign up for the Toy Shop! She was so helpful and it was such a good volunteer experience. I’m so glad I was able to participate and I’ll be... more »

  elvis wrote:

There is nothing non profit about this place. these people work to gain for them selves and exist for no other reason. they will happily take your tools and deny you your bike more »

  vanmey2000 wrote:

Anderson Emergency Kitchen ("The Kitchen") helps address hunger and food insecurity in the city and county of Anderson, South Carolina. Free, freshly prepared hot lunches are given to all who want them, Monday-Friday. No questions asked. I am a volunteer... more »

  Nancy39 wrote:

This group does a great job serving those who serve. more »

  lmgarrett01 wrote:

As a colleague at a partner nonprofit serving the homeless, I am impressed by what Gifts for the Homeless accomplishes. They listen to their partner's needs and move a lot of people to generosity for DC's homeless. And, they are completely operated by... more »

  JMurph585 wrote:

Holiday outreach is an amazing charity supporting children, youth and families throughout the Rochester, NY area. For over 20 years they have provided these services to thousands, with an all volunteer support team. This is a charity that I am happy... more »

  Tony N. wrote:

I am in my third year as a board director for Sweet Sleep, Inc. Sweet Sleep ministers to orphaned and abandon children globally in a very practical way by providing them with a healthy bed to sleep in, a net to cover them and a bible to minister to... more »

  richardroydelisle wrote:

I have been involved with Santa for the Very Poor, (SVP) since 2004. I have attended the toy packing event with friends and neighbors and have met some of the most generous and kind people I know. This charity takes NO administrative fees and everything... more »

  Cathy W.3 wrote:

Soles for Souls of America, Inc. is a wonderful organization that helps children in need get a new pair of shoes in which to start the school year. We raise money to give vouchers so children can go and pick out their own pair of new school shoes. The... more »

  rcfenceitman wrote:

bags 4 kids helps young kids with no place to go but foster homes. bags 4 kids helps these kids with a few items to help get these kids thru tough times. Alone and no one around these kids need a friend and bags 4 kids is that friend. Help a kid, help... more »

  LBEVFP wrote:

A Great Group Of Individuals That's Living Their Passion To Eradicate Poverty & Homelessness. more »

  TeBe wrote:

Started by the nephew of the late Chinese Cardinal Kung, who was imprisoned by the Chinese for decades. It's role is to expose and educate the public on the policies and human rights violations of China and the scam "Patriotic Catholic Church" that they... more »

  Rebecca97 wrote:

Our son, Kallum, was recently diagnosed with Leukemia. Within a month my husband has lost his job and we are beginning to struggle. We applied for help from the Brandon Rooney foundation. They have since sent us a check that will help us so much with... more »

  ldhranger wrote:

My wife and I learned about LHCP when attending a service for a soldier killed in Iraq. We investigated the organization and spoke to Karen Grimond about her vision. I was blown away by this woman's commitment. She works tirelessly for the organization.... 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 »

  thankful2u wrote:

I just have to say that without this organization we would not have had much of a Christmas in the past years. You see, we have always been a low income family, living from paycheck to paycheck, like A LOT of people. Every year as Christmas nears I... more »

  jb22023 wrote:

Volunteering in this holiday event brought the giving spirit alive. I hope it becomes an El Paso tradition to have more community events like these. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Roberta_C wrote:

The Santa Claus girls made our Christmas. When I was a young child of 5, my daddy went in the hospital. He was there for many years and never returned home. My mother was pregnant with her ninth child. She sold the farm and moved into town, thinking... more »

  seangives22 wrote:

Being apart of G.I.A.: Gift It Away, Inc is like being apart of a family that enjoys giving back to those who need us the most. Being able to be apart of the war on ending furniture poverty and defeating inequalities is not only rewarding but fulfilling... more »

  Serenity5 wrote:

Good morning my name is Leslee ferris and I have a five-year-old daughter that is infatuated with a bouncy house and it cost about $250 I don't have it my daughter has severe ADHD and some other diagnosis and it is hard for her to understand that I don't... more »

  Helen_J wrote:

I started volunteering with Fairy Godmother Project about five years ago. A friend started this organization after seeing and helping a mutual friend go through the life changing experience of having a child diagnosed with cancer. I had wanted to be involved... more »

  community needs wrote:

We are all volunteers here at F.R.O.GS. NUTRIENTS, including the board. There are three people on the board. Our mission is to help feed the hungry, and help the community!One day I was walking past our church food pantry,I said to my self everyone... more »

  4455 wrote:

Outstanding Children’s Cancer charity. The fact that they are anonymous to the child when giving a gift or experience during their last phase of their life due to dying of cancer is so different and helps create that one more memory. The parents... more »

  molly-123 wrote:

This is a strictly volunteer run organization in which 97.2% of expenditures are for program costs. In 2023, only 2.8% was used for administrative costs like insurance, postage, etc. The bulk of our expenditures are for our Christmas and Back-To-School... more »

  goinsm87 wrote:

This charity collects toys for foster children through out the county. I was very proud that they allowed me to volunteer last year. I will continue to volunteer. It is very rewarding. more »

  jojo1950 wrote:

THis group helps Children at Christmas as well as the elderly . They al supply Bibles to the Elderly and Children Bibles to children that have not one. more »

  marinao wrote:

Stockings With Care is an amazing organization, or should I say family. I feel apart of something so special and our cause gives families an unforgettable moment of joy on Christmas morning. more »

  pbzrose wrote:

Ogen is a pioneering non-profit social-finance leader dedicated to advancing financial well-being, inclusion, and opportunities for the people of Israel. With its mission to uplift underserved communities on the social and economic periphery, as well... more »

Assistance to low-income families more »

To carry out the charitable mission activities of the police officers federation of minneapolis. more »