Find Graduate & Professional Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  hawk wrote:

It has been a change of life and thought for me.I see a higher life has given me an opportunity to help than be a burden on wildlife, and to see the light in their eyes of those who give up vacations, fancy stuff and devote their lives to taking care... more »

  Laren wrote:

I was attracted to the work of Insight University because of experiences I had had with their Continuing Education Division - Insight Seminars. The work I did there and the resources for living I gained have served me consistently through my life, providing... more »

  looksfar21 wrote:

Changing lives through scholarship and student support! more »

  Writer wrote:

You are doing a wonderful job by educating the underprivileged segment of the society. Keep it up ....Salman Muhsin - Dhaka, Bangladesh more »

  Caryn G. wrote:

With my background in business strategy, I'm keenly attuned to the effectiveness of different nonprofits. Institute for Humane Education is indeed one of the most high-impact organizations I know. The group's approach to humane education stimulates profound... more »

  grace11 wrote:

Ms4c has been the most supportive, awesome and inspiration group I've gotten involved with since starting medical school. This is such an important cause that is often not acknowledged in our curriculums, so they have a super important role more »

  dan8 wrote:

No other organization does more and is focused more on meeting needs of under-privileged, than World Impact Network. Through the leadership of Gabriella and Peter van Breda, remote villages have clean water, set up micro-enterprises for women and have... more »

  jenblandino wrote:

The Bible Seminary offers an incredible program to pursue vocational ministry at a fully accredited institution with intimate classroom settings and excellent options for in class or virtual attendance. more »

  Kevin Berghoff wrote:

The Central Institute For The Deaf (CID) has been, and continues to be, an extemely positive experience for my entire family. My daughter, Kennedy, was born with congenital CMV that has slowly taken her hearing. Now completely deaf, but aided by two... more »

  outlaw wrote:

I took two course within this organization. Human Rights Education and Diplomacy Etiquette. Both were full forming within their respective courses. Having been an advocate for Human Rights most of my life, I found the HRE program extremely informative... more »

  clairemf wrote:

Has gotten better and better in describing its work Great leadership is evident more »

  Maurice Rendel wrote:

The World Business Academy produces some of the most important research and media on the state of business and the intersection between business and society. more »

  Writer wrote:

I attended an event in early 2017 in NYC where current Point scholars, alumni and some of their new community college scholarship recipients spoke. I was very impressed with the drive of these young people to finish their degrees and do good in the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Despite the challenges of being a small, private school these days, the fact remains that truly generous and amazing students are graduating from PGS and they're going on to tackle important issues. more »

  Niccolo wrote:

Great fellowship agency. They fund young investigators with a rigorous and meritocratic review process, and have fellows involved in the most important cancer projects across the US. Highly recommended for young scientists coming to the US from Italy. People... more »

  John_Schubert wrote:

I may be biased, since I'm the board president of CAT. But I think we are an exemplary organization. We help thousands of children and a good many adults every year with bicycle safety education. We provide bikes for people who need them -- Christmas... more »

  drcapogrossi wrote:

Since their founding on the Island of Hawaii, USA, in 2002, the vision of Akamai University, has been the advancement of the human condition and sustainability of the planet. As educators, they are most comfortable with instructional methods that empower... more »

  Ann E wrote:

The Gloucester Mathews Free Clinic began in 1998 in a less then 1,200 square foot building designed a a doctor's office. The first year we served 200 patients by 2011 that number had increased to 2,000, still in that same building which is now in deplorable... more »

  Robert Marsh wrote:

meets a significant need in the world of academia by encouraging students to know what they believe and why they believe, making a faith based life credible, supporting excellence in faith based scholarship, and speaking to the academic world from the... more »

  Elise Lev wrote:

I became involved with HNF after learning about FSIL, the school in Haiti supported by HNF. I visited FSIL on three separate occasions to teach as a volunteer at FSIL. I learned first hand the incredible work that HNF does by providing opportunities to... more »

  ekreid01 wrote:

As a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs, I am constantly growing through my daily experience with the organization and its program. Coro excels in providing an open forum for Fellows to express themselves mentally and emotionally. Coro staff are generally... more »

  smaria21 wrote:

It's amazing to see a program that is there for the children of the community. Music is essential for children and having that at VanderCook through the One City program is incredible. more »

  orley wrote:

The sole purpose of this foundation is to support the teaching and research at a graduate program in economics--the CERGE-EI in Prague. Our goal at the foundation has been to permit this fledgling institute to support graudate students and faculty to... more »

  Alicia F. wrote:

The organization has reached out to the most underserved who have children ( age 0-5) in childcare centers in Alameda County. With on-site services they help identify the anxiety and challenges of young children to ensure thier abiity to learn and... more »

  mobileUser458066 wrote:

Great Institution, thanks for all you supports more »

  Thomas234 wrote:

My children have all benefitted from programming at the Poe Health Center. Without a doubt, the field trip to the Poe Center is always anticipated and results in lots of suggestions for mom and dad! I highly recommend the Poe Center for school groups,... more »

  nancyCBF wrote:

My son LOVED all of these summer camps. They were able to accommodate his special needs and made him feel welcome and accepted. more »

  lpslps wrote:

This is a unique institution for training Rabbi's Cantors and chaplains for all parts of the Jewish and broader community. It is structured to facilitate learning by people who work elsewhere while attending school. I myself have studied there and received... more »

  Rick Carter wrote:

I walk by Spertus every workday. I rarely see anyone walk in or out. I can't believe this place is still being funded by anyone and its difficult to understand how it can justify its continued existence. The organization made the completely... 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 »

  christopher9 wrote:

I have been a student, researcher, and board member at the Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory (RMBL) over the last 20 years. RMBL is the premier high-altitude field station in the world, and one of the oldest independent field stations in the country.... more »

  b.miller wrote:

This is a sham of an organization to say the least. I'm still confused as to how they received 501c3 nonprofit status with the IRS as their mission statement is as convoluted and self-serving as the people in leadership positions. I reached out to this... more »

  amks wrote:

hi i went to school there and it is a very good non profit. The sisters do wonderful work there and they give the best education to the students that they can and that is what is important. They deserve all the help that they can get from donations. The... more »

  LUXIE wrote:

Rinky-dink place, hires pretty much anybody off the street. more »

  Will wrote:

The donation attendants were extremely friendly and made me feel welcomed and thanked me profusely for my donations. I was very impressed with the "no-wait" time and the quick distribution of a receipt. more »

  delwinarcher wrote:

I am blessed to have known many of the staff, faculty and administration for decades! You would be hard pressed to find a more worthy cause to invest in. There is no more significant and pure, selfless humanitarian effort than investing in the eternal... more »

  Jennifer B.29 wrote:

I received my associate's degree and my bachelor's degree from Midwives College of Utah. I loved being a student there! Their online platform made it easier for me as a single mom to have the flexibility to fit school into my busy life. I appreciated... more »

  tertiushand wrote:

I was raised an evolutionist as if it were the only theory. I studied it in school, was accepted in my household. I never even considered questioning it until I read one of Dr. Morris's books.I was 17 years old when I first started questioning... more »

  A Small Candle wrote:

The administration of this organization led by its President during the past 5 years has abused the trust of the public by promoting one of the most corrupted operations ever known in the history of higher education institutions anywhere in the U.S. more »

  Erica43 wrote:

There are countless organizations I could choose to spend my time volunteering with but I chose ASF because I have personally witnessed them save lives. more »

  ellbow wrote:

My son went to Windward for five years. He was re-mediated and went seamlessly back to the mainstream education system. Windward taught him how to read and write but gave him much more than that. The school taught him there is no stigma to being dyslexic.... more »

  aformerstudent wrote:

I was a student here and can only describe LECOM as the absolute worst school in the United States. The school is ran like the mafia, with nepotism and intimidation the rule. The main executives are all part of the same family and continually increase... more »

  Michele A. wrote:

There have been countless times I have heard squeals of delight from visiting high school students. Other times, I have witnessed the subdued awe of young adults seeing rare behavior. The gasp of amazement when a raptor decides to look at an individual... more »

  Doc4real. wrote:

As an accredited non-profit private school, this university is a great research school for those wanting to go into the alternative medicine field, which includes Naturopathic medicine. This is not a school for those looking to only be conventional doctors... more »

  cberry19 wrote:

I received my master's degree in Christian leadership from the College of Athens. The faculty is excellent, and they provide a great learning environment. In addition to the classroom, I experienced so many other wonderful things that helped me to grow,... more »

  patti4 wrote:

Kinship House provided excellent mental health counseling to our two foster children, whom we did end up adopting. We had been to other agencies, but they didn't really understand attachment problems. Kinship House also understands that much of the... more »

  ginacon wrote:

I am the mother of a 20 year old son who has autism and is developmentally delayed. By participating in Project DOCC Houston I share the experiences I have had with him in health care settings with pediatric resident physicians to help them learn of... more »

  PARENTS2CUREFA wrote:

When my son was born in 1996, it was the most awe-inspiring moment of my life. Holding this little boy, WOW, really changed my life in ways I had yet to discover. His birth and developments were normal; however, his balance and falling were becoming... more »

  Giacomo F. wrote:

My two years at the SF Conservatory were easily amongst the happiest and most fruitful of my life. I completed my maturation as a musician and an artist thanks to the invaluable network of mentoring and support offered by the school. The commitment of... more »

  Donna47 wrote:

I was just called at home by a woman from the BCRF askinf me to donate. I said " I do give to Planned Parenthood, are you doing work like they are, Shes said" Well, are they nationwide?" Really! So I said I would check them out on the internet and... more »

  CUGrad wrote:

Recent Board actions have resulted in significant cost increases, losses in the endowment and the need to charge benefactors for services. Legal action is underway filed in NYS Supreme Court seeking remedy. more »

  sharonemma1216 wrote:

Great organization! Enjoyed working with their people through the Plaqumemines Community CARE Center when I was on staff there. Very professional. more »

  Karen wrote:

About 18 years ago, I heard a horrifying story on the local radio station in Birmingham, Alabama about how twin girls who were 5 yrs old, were found in an apartment, living in a dog crate and in their own feces. Because they were so under nourished and... more »

  mscottaustin wrote:

SSLW for twenty- five plus years cheerfully, willingly, and generously provide free and ongoing services and resources from infancy thru adulthood via five programs: seniors enrichment; families outreach; infants - young adults development; community... more »

  Clwarner wrote:

It was a very worthwhile organization with a great leader. We gave out food to needy families. We were open M-F 9 AM-12PM. We saw men, women, children - they could come to St. Francis House once a month. We had 900+ people come to St. Francis the last... more »

  jmacdonald wrote:

The folks at EBCLC are incredible. It's a team full of highly skilled, highly accomplished, and highly dedicated professionals. Many of the lawyers on staff could be out working in private practice making millions a year, but are committed to the cause... 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 »

  Samuelmahaffy wrote:

The Taos Institute is a community of scholars and practitioners that is global in its scope. It is at the cutting edge of developing new and life-giving paradigms through a relational constructionist lens. I earned my Ph.D. through The Taos Institute... more »

  Floridian wrote:

Unbelievable torah learning environment. Top quality scholars. Beth Medrash is in Lakewood NJ more »

  jc-m wrote:

Faith based youth/young adult drama group based in North Port. They are not only talented, but the students , their instructors and leaders make a difference in the city thru plays and productions. more »

  abigail4Allison. wrote:

AWMC is a Non-profit organization . Dr Uwa Onyioha Osimiri is the president and founder of AWMC . which focus on MPACT. Mobilization, philanthropy, Advocacy, culture, and Training . Which their major interested I s in empowering women and supporting... more »

  Joan22 wrote:

This private non profit Law School provides a wonderful service to the Central Valley. It offers a schedule that can accommodate all students. They have a committed faculty and administration that I have been honored to support for over 20 years. more »

  NanPrice wrote:

Moravian is America's 6th oldest College and at the time it was founded (1742) was the one educating females. It's been co-ed for over 60 years and is a terrific liberal arts school with many career path majors as well. A great mix of the old and new... more »

  Jynean wrote:

The Greater Northwest Bible & Training Institute is one of the fastest growing schools in the Metro Detroit Area. If you are interested in gaining an in-depth study of the Word of God to prepare you for the ministry or just to obtain a better understanding... more »

  sbchels4294 wrote:

I can’t believe there is a review On this But ok I’m going to go ahead I don’t spell well and Forget punctuation I visited not knowing anything at all What to expect I did know I had a home with Furniture in every room I never thought twice about... more »

  student wrote:

I take courses at Drisha because the instructors consistently teach Jewish biblical texts in an honest and thoughtful way. They encourage discussion, individual analysis, and collaborative learning. As teachers and learners, women and men are equally... more »

  MarKav wrote:

I would like to share my experience with this impactful organization to introduce others to the power of adding a human touch to today's medical world. As a donor, I seek out charities where you can see the value in your donation. This organization... more »

  aliceleebrown wrote:

Although this nonprofit has continued to award fellowships and grants for students and faculty at 35 (or so) small private colleges in central Appalachia, it has cut opportunities (such as year-long fellowships) in order to provide money and reduce workloads... more »

  rburgh wrote:

I have been to Kyrgyzstan and visited some of the work that STLI is doing in the country. I especially wanted to visit the southern region which was hit by an ethnic battle last year. There were so many homes burned and destroyed. There were also many... more »

  afolkes wrote:

I helped drive media and community outreach for programs like an immunization clinic or their mental health program and got to know many of the doctors and staff at the Clinic. They are so wonderful and amazingly compassionate. It isn't the type of clinic... more »

  tuttiemiriam wrote:

RSF-Earthspeak is an organization dedicated to helping the families of children born with cleft palate, a potentially crippling disorder that affects a person’s ability to communicate through speech. The unique part of this organization, as compared... more »

  thebonnyblue wrote:

I met the folks who run the MINTS office a few months ago. They were needing a website and I do websites. I spent an afternoon with them. Real people living real lives. Nothing fancy. Their vision is clear and well defined, and, as far as I can tell,... more »

  MCOW wrote:

The WCOM project is very promising. There is a significant shortage of physicians in the state of Wisconsin, and a huge underserved community that the other two state medical schools have continuously overlooked for decades. I hope everyone supports this... more »

  Neisha1 wrote:

Thrive is a great place for anyone to go get tested everything is confidential and you feel safe also get to know your test results. more »

  Gwendolyn R. wrote:

Cherry Hill is an online Pagan seminary that is actively pursuing accreditation. I am a professional in the field (an academic administrator) and am involved with Cherry Hill because I believe it is a critically important part of the emerging infrastructure... more »

  tomwillard08 wrote:

The National Theatre of the Deaf used to be a source of pride in the deaf community, but in recent years it has become just sad and pitiful. More than 10 years have passed since the NTD mounted a mainstage production and sent it on the road,... more »

  w.stadler wrote:

The AIDS Service Center has been serving the needs of those infected and affected by HIV/AIDS since 1987, where they started as an answering machine in the basement of All Saints Church in Pasadena, CA. Since then, ASC has grown and changed as the infection,... more »

  JonAdams wrote:

the strangest claim made in the final 990 submitted to the IRS is that the fact that all accounting data was lost due to an "accident" by the audit firm. more »

  Joseph34 wrote:

Mission Liberia assisted victims of Hurricane Sandy in 2012 with cash donation with grant from the Robin Hood Foundation. Mission Liberia is currently assisting low income residents from the city East Orange and surrounding communities. more »

  LeslieBarker wrote:

I have recommended The Family Institute to both family members and friends. In times of need, there is no better place for counseling. Everyone I know who has used The Family Institute has in turn referred others who were similarly helped. The Family... more »

  geronimo99 wrote:

Specifically used the Immigration Department of this organization and worked directly with it Director. After literally a year, started the process, January 19, 2009, Immigration denied my request for permanence because my birth certificate was missing/or... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

BCA has such an important mission of funding breast cancer research and breast health education! CEO Yonni Wattenmaker is a great human being and has grown BCA's positive impact so much with a small team!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the... more »

  toddc wrote:

DC LSIC is an invaluable organization for people in the District who cannot afford legal services. As a law student, I spent a year as an intern representing clients accused of misdemeanors in the city. The goal of the program is twofold: To make sure... more »

Florence crittenton services, inc. 's mission is to formulate policy, conduct prudent financial operations & provide management... more »

The mission of the seattle school of theology & psychology is to train people to become competent in the study of text, soul,... more »

The organization is part of wake forest baptist medical center, a preeminent, internationally recognized academic medical center... more »

To provide education and training for teachers planning to work in high poverty schools and to grant masters of effective teaching... more »

The school of commerce was established in 1928 in new orleans, louisiana to provide important educational services to the growing... more »

Aggressive AIDS Prevention, Inc. operates much like an advertising agency, utilizing traditional and non-traditional advertising... more »

To minister physically and spiritually to the jewish people. more »

Logan university is a diverse and engaging community committed to excellence in health sciences, education and service, guided... more »

Inspired by lutheran scholarly tradition and the liberal arts, augustana provides an education of enduring worth that challenges... more »

Developed & assistant chem engineers more »

The primary exempt purpose is to support education and entrepreneurship in india and the united states. more »

We explore, develop, practice, and teach design of the land that is ecologically and socially sustainable. In the process we:... more »

Education more »

To improve the health and health care of minority and underserved communities by offering excellent education and training programs... more »

The foundation at the naval postgraduate school is a nonprofit 501 (c) (3) organization whose mission is to support, promote and... more »

The seminary is an international, multi-denominational, post-baccalaureate school of religious learning that prepares students... more »

Promoting the health equity of communities we serve through education, prevention, research, and affirming personalized healthcare. more »

Educating students leading to a juris doctorate degree more »

Medaille college concentrates on excellence in teaching, with an emphasis on personal attention to its diverse student body. Its... more »

JUVENILE DELINQUENCY PREVENTION more »

To lead the profession by: educating the best possible healthcare providers, promoting lifelong learning, and fostering a personal... more »

Thomas college prepares students for success in their personal and professional lives, and for leadership and service in their... more »

To educate men and women for self-development and for ministries which propogate, enrich and enhance faith in god through jesus... more »

The mission of western michigan university thomas m. Cooley law school is to prepare its graduates for entry into the legal profession... more »

The mission of salus university is to advance integrated health care through innovative education, research and clinical services.... more »

Create, establish, and provide an independent resource for the advancement of education and for scientific purposes, in order... more »

Health care education & placement more »

In response to the grace and call of god in jesus christ, methodist theological school in ohio will prepare and invigorate transformational... more »

The American Lung Association is the country's oldest voluntary public health organization. It was created in 1904 to fight tuberculosis.... more »

Serving local, national, and international constituents, Southern Adventist University provides learning in a Christian environment... more »

Esu foundation is dedicated to securing and stewarding private gifts and grants that benefit east stroudsburg university and then... more »

To educate highly effective, compassionate and successful five element acupuncture and herbal medicine practitioners who provide... more »

The maine society of certified public accountants is the statewide professional organization for cpas in maine. The society serves... more »

Achieving international impact through world-class research and education in fundamental computer science and information technology.... more »

To provide education in occupational, environmental, and preventive medicine and to encourage member activity and leadership within... more »

Augusta university research institute, inc. (the "institute") was incorporated under the laws of the state of georgia as a nonprofit... more »

The institute of world politics is a graduate school of national security and international affairs, dedicated to developing leaders... more »

Theology education and oriental medicin education more »

Creating circles of support for people with disabilities through programming, collaboration, advocacy, education and support coordination. more »

The mission of eastern nazarene college is to serve god, the church, and the world by providing a quality liberal arts education... more »

To provide quality aikido instruction and to spread aikido's principles of self improvement. more »

To provide youth and families with oppotunitites to fulfill their potential and build a brighter future. more »

Pacific school of religion is committed to serving god by equipping historic and emerging faith communities for ministries of... more »

Rooted in biblical and historic christian faith, northeastern seminary prepares christ-centered men and women for faithful, effective... more »

The intent of the Elder Network project is to build a functional broad-based network of mental health support services for older... more »

The mission of new york law school is to provide its students with knowledge, skills and ethical values needed for a career in... more »

To cultivate and secure all types of gifts, grants, bequests, and to administer trust and endowment funds and fund development... more »

Undergraduate, graduate, and professional education and research across a broad array of academic domains. more »

The organization conducts educational activities in the form of a school more »

The new york studio school is committed to giving a significant education to the aspiring artist that can last a lifetime. Our... more »

Little priest tribal college provides quality post-secondary education for the people of the winnebago reservation and the surrounding... more »

The mission of the kinsey institute is to promote interdisciplinary research and scholarship in the fields of human sexuality,... more »

To support the oral health of all texans affected by cancer through education, access to appropriate oral health care through... more »

Albany college of pharmacy and health sciences is dedicated to education, research and service in the health sciences and healthcare... more »

A higher institution of learning offering various degree programs to prepare christians to fulfill the great commision by training... more »

DCSLF raises funds for scholarships, fellowships, consultants, and other School of Law needs and mobilizes support of the legal... more »