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  Lucy Q. wrote:

Working with Corazon de Vida has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. This foundation is truly committed to help kids in need providing the most basic needs: a home, food, clothes, and hope. Besides donations, the kids... more »

  H Tracy wrote:

I was exposed to GAP ministries a year ago. What is outstanding (not that there is only one or two things!) about the organization is the character and sense of mission of the staff - everyone from top to bottom. Each and every time I have intersected... more »

  ljs5020 wrote:

I have been with this agency for 4 years. I have never worked for a place that was so warm and welcoming. Over the years I have seen such a positive impact on the lives of all of the clients served. People here really care about the work that they do. more »

  Writer wrote:

I donated my time and skills as a contractor after a friend with an autistic daughter told me about this non-profit. They needed help developing a property near me in Ventura County Calif. It was once a youth camp and needs all the help any older property... more »

  sheehana wrote:

I spent a couple months working with OSSO in Ecuador and it was absolutely amazing! The program is well organized and exists to help serve the children. It was an experience that I will never forget and would recommend to anyone - young adults, families,... more »

  DEEZ wrote:

I was a client of Recovery Ventures from 2007-2008. During the application process I was told that I would recieve job trainning. I was very intrested in not only getting clean and sober but in also recieving job trainning that would allow me to enter... more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  troxie22 wrote:

I have used the Shred for Good by Challenge Enterprises of NFL service for many years. I truly appreciate the service they provide and that they do these services while providing a wonderful environment for those with disabilities to enjoy a fulfilling... more »

  RobAho wrote:

Redeemed ministries has provided caring, comprehensive recovery opportunities for my family. It is difficult to fully express my gratitude to these great people. Redeemed ministries has given me hope for our future. more »

  Walter U. wrote:

Our son is moving into his new home provided by LSA. They have been so welcoming, helping him to meet his new friends and get settled. more »

  Bethany D. wrote:

I have spent many years working at Safe Homes for Children and i have had nothing but great experiences. You can always tell that the owners really care about the children. They give so much to helping them have a safe place to be and food on the table.... more »

  elderjulie wrote:

I am a member of the Board of Directors at Winspan. This is now my second year on the board. Perhaps my most memorable experience to date has been a visit that I made to a group home in Roseville. What I observed during that visit, was not only a house... more »

  SteveHowards Family wrote:

It was via word of mouth, and then newspaper articles that I learned of a group home being built near our home. It fascinated me to learn the background stories of the young people who had never known independence. They had either lived in institutions,... more »

  daviduhl wrote:

I have been very impressed the quality of care L'Arche provides to those with developmental disabilities. It goes beyond the care-giver/client relationship. It can be more aptly called a family. I just am inspired by their work and am glad a place... more »

  Tasha A. wrote:

AUCP has made great organizational and management changes, within the past couple of year, now focusing more on quality of services and making sure employees are heard, respected, and appreciated.Helping with their strategic plan has opened my eyes... more »

  agrassini wrote:

As a newcomer to Houston I was thrilled to find The Women's Home as a place where I can volunteer my talents. This organization is professionally run and works hard to make sure volunteers are not just appreciated but also matched well with their skill... more »

  Writer wrote:

I would be incredibly cautious about allowing this organization to take care of a loved one, especially a loved one who has trouble advocating for ones self. from my experience of working here for many years I have came to realize that this organization... more »

  jpgh wrote:

Southwinds provides amazing service to the developmentally challenged individuals who they aim to serve. With incredible grace and compassion, the Southwinds staff works to provide the life-altering care that allows their clients to engage in productive... more »

  vikkisos wrote:

Since its founding in 1949, SOS Children's Villages has been helping orphaned and abandoned children all around the world. I joined this organization as a volunteer, and have since come to learn how impacting the work done at SOS really is. SOS has been... more »

  Jared wrote:

NAEHCY is a wonderful organization with which I'm proudly affiliated. NAEHCY's good work is most easily observable though its LeTendre Scholarships - a select group of youth, whose lives have been disrupted by homelessness but who nonetheless pursued... more »

  slw1127 wrote:

Real Life Children's Ranch provides a loving caring place for abused or neglected children. They learn acceptance and love as well as important life skills. It is one of the few places in the state that provides for sibling groups. They seek to develop... more »

  melmat123 wrote:

Through my work with children, I am able to see firsthand the wonderful things that this organization does! We are truly saving lives and changing lives. I can’t think of an organization that I would rather share my time, talent and resources with.... more »

  bbfftomm wrote:

This place saved my life! Body, Soul, and Spirit... more »

  Amigosdelpueblo wrote:

Lifehouse is and private non-profit who say there mission is to help the Disable Adults to thrive in live. Mission that has not being true for the clients at lifehouse. Lifehouse gets a monthly payment for each individual under there care from Medical,... more »

  CarrieB wrote:

HIS House is a wonderful place that helps so many people experiencing homelessness. The house is so inviting and home like. It makes it feel like home. Families who stayed at HIS House have nice things to say about their stay at the shelter. more »

  ruthanhale wrote:

I began working at The Baddour Center 2 years ago as director of development and public relations. I know you may think I'm writing this great review because I work here but that's not the reason. I do feel privileged to work here though. The Baddour... more »

  Gregory S.3 wrote:

I won a trip to the Open Arms village in Kenya in 2014 which was honestly such a blessing. The village is wholeheartedly committed to blessing and loving children who have been through some of the most devastating circumstances. They serve these children... more »

  stephanieshouse wrote:

There are no words adequate enough to express our gratitude to Evelyn Dudziec, the mom who established and runs the wonderful Katie's House. We were also blessed to have a daughter with special needs who would require a dignified and loving home for life.... more »

  edpphp wrote:

My sister lives in the residential housing program in Columbia. We have been SO pleased with her level of care! Everyone there really sems to have not only her best interests at heart, but a genuine care for how she is feeling and growing as a person. more »

  annappert@gmail.com wrote:

I have been working with Youth Homes for 3 years. One of the things that drew me to the agency is their very high success rate with kids. In the foster care world, success is measured by how many children leave your program on a "planned discharge"... more »

  slickmdm wrote:

I feel confident that my gifts to Opportunity Village are used wisely and for the good of those dependent on the Village. I receive an immediate acknowledgment of my gift with a handwritten note so I know my gift is appreciated. The newsletters and... more »

  Hall wrote:

My experience with Bello Machre spans decades. This organization has been unwaveringly consistent in its focus on serving the needs of the individual first. A big part of this is creating a family atmosphere. To do that, you have to have qualified,... more »

  Aaron S. wrote:

AARP Legal Counsel for the Elder is one of the best volunteer experiences that I have ever had. As an undergrad, I was not entirely sure how an office functions in it's day to day life, but LCE was very welcoming and helped me adjust to a more professional... more »

  Dan_16 wrote:

You will have to see it to believe it !!!! The quality of care and the specific service which is provided through this organization for exceeds the quality of care for this specialty in any other organizations which provides this service. more »

  adio51 wrote:

The Lighthouse has changed my life. When I came to the program I was broken and lost. Through their phase system I have found myself and learned to help others. This program helps men with addiction issues through the word of god. more »

  volunteerx33 wrote:

It is amazing what this small intentional community can do. Maybe it is because of a lot of help from people with so-called disabilities as well as others, and an emphasis on a wholesome life of service. Raising biodynamic food, helping with neighborhood... more »

  gregfornow wrote:

Hazel's Hands exceeded my expectations and he showed up at the movie theaters to hand out backpacks. all the families and children! The families were so happy and really appreciate Hazel's Hands Inc for their donation. On behalf of my staff... more »

  alxzero1 wrote:

"Life-Saving Support!"Iron Sharpens Iron changed my life. They were there for me when I had nowhere else to turn. Their team rescued me from human trafficking and provided a safe, loving environment where I could begin to heal. They truly care about... more »

  Dorothy Pollon wrote:

My son was born with a congenital disorder that has caused him to have more than thirty surgeries with an MR/Autistic diagnosis. I will need a residential living situation for him in the future. I found NHS/AVS and was immediately impressed. The... more »

  dyoder wrote:

I worked with Hephzibah for almost 8 years in the group home and it was one of my most treasured experiences. This organization has foster care and group home programs serving children in need of care due to experiences of abuse or neglect. This nonprofit... more »

  ramyaramana33 wrote:

Dima and Simone are passionate about seeing the power of God touch the precious young children of the world. I am grateful for their hearts, their fire and their leadership. I know that many will come to know Jesus because of this ministry and encounter... more »

  ewlong wrote:

I'm proud to volunteer for this unique care home. It brings peace, comfort and support to men and women in the last weeks of life. Trained caring staff works 24/7 and is strongly supported by volunteers. The daughter of a recent Caring House... more »

  barbtstutz wrote:

Children's village is a fantastic organization that I have been involved with for many years. Primarily I work on the leadership council and have had the privilege of really getting to know a group of the kids through events such as softball games, sporting... more »

  robincoluzzi wrote:

I was privileged to have been able to spend a month as volunteer with the Niños del Sol in August of 2017 and I came away from that experience with much affection for the kids, tremendous respect and admiration for all involved in running the organization,... more »

  kcohen wrote:

Libenu is an amazing organization that helps so many individuals and families more »

  Katrina Weger M. wrote:

Progressive organization making great strides towards improving the services available to children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Vocational training, Independent living skills, Health and Nutrition, Academics and Community... more »

  jodog365 wrote:

I volunteered as an teachers assistant for the video production class at Employment Plus, a program within DDSO. I enjoyed watching the creative process that the consumers went through in creating their various videos. At the time, they didn't have enough... more »

  Doris F. wrote:

My daughter had such a positive experience participating in RMI's Fiesta Especial Royal Court leadership and life skills program. Their collaboration with Texas A&M San Antonio education department provided an excellent curriculum helping her campaign,... more »

  kwbollom wrote:

I have seen the work of St. Judes Ranch for Children first hand. I have worked for them for the past two and a half years at their Pregnant and Parenting Teen location in New Braunfels, Texas. Our Staff is dedicated to breaking the cycle of abuse and... more »

  regblan wrote:

My son entered into this program in 2012 and this is an excellent program for the youth. They helped him obtain his G.E.D. and provided medical training for him as a C.N.A. The program is awsome and it provides the youth with higher esteem as well as... more »

  Allen F. wrote:

I have been volunteering at events for Valley Village for several years and I like what Valley Village does. Their mission to care for people with developmental disabilities who are vulnerable is special. Valley Village has a good management team. I know... more »

  Lee2020 wrote:

The team at Attention Homes puts an enormous about of individualized attention not only into each youth that they serve, but also each donor and community member that they interact with. Overall, Attention Homes is a very authentic, impact-oriented,... more »

  acorrado424 wrote:

North Star has been educating Lancaster and surrounding counties about sex trafficking that is happening in our communities. North Star has helped over 15 survivors of domestic trafficking navigate their way towards freedom from sex trafficking. I have... more »

  mack wrote:

Overall this program is nothing more than an expensive behavior modification program. The psychological counseling was inexperienced. My child suffered with dysregulated thinking and an inability to establish a life narrative that spanned more than a... more »

  pgiinfo wrote:

Positive Growth helps me in alot of ways like counseling and rides to and from the center more »

  MFSY wrote:

I have been a volunteer for five years at the Hope Pregnancy Center in Oklahoma City. I selected this organziation because I believe in the work they do and it is important that this is a grace gift to the clients who come into the center for services.... more »

  diamondqueen wrote:

I am a sister of a 17 year old with autism. My sister has been wanting a community for a long time and now that she is 17, it is time to start planning her future just like any high school senior. I think that this is important for people like my sister... more »

  Lisa M M. wrote:

This nonprofit has dedicated staff and fellow volunteers who are amazing! Every effort is made to make everyone comfortable and feel like they are truly helping out with the mission. You can volunteer for an hour or two at an event or spend a day a week... more »

  dznsln wrote:

I have supported Hope Unlimited for Children for many years and have seen firsthand the transformational work they do with children at mortal risk. Former street children now gainfully employed and contributing to society. Young girls once forced into... more »

  landsldie412 wrote:

Courage MKE does so much for the community and is always so visible. The are at so many events and always keeps the community in the loop with what they are doing. more »

  Kathy291 wrote:

Angels on earth. This home is a safe haven to its children. They go above and beyond to bring safety, healing and restoration for the children brought there. I've never known people with such pure giving hearts to help the worlds most vulnerable. more »

  virginia_thigpen wrote:

I love it when I know my donation is going straight to the causes it serves, with little or no overhead costs. Myanmar Children's Foundation directly supports education for children who otherwise would be unlikely to stay in school. MCF has built school... more »

  raypayne wrote:

My name is Gerald Ray Payne, and I lived at Westview Boys Home for several years in the 1970's and 80's. I have had a brain injury since leaving, but I have to say that Westview Boys Home has been the best thing which has ever happened to me in... more »

  carlak wrote:

I absolutely love volunteering at HHH. It's wonderful to see such a positive and consistent enviroment for the children. The interaction between staff and kids is very caring. To see the kids' positive changes as they've been at HHH is uplifting. I believe... more »

  Lisa202 wrote:

I am legal guardian for my sister, who has been living with Ability Plus since 2007 & has also been in their Day Hab Program since it began. Their residential care CANNOT BE BEAT. My sister had a stroke while living in an Ability Plus apartment. Thanks... more »

  Jessica61 wrote:

LAYN is an incredible organization, and it's the only long-term housing option in Los Angeles for abused, neglected and runaway youth -- providing kids with more than just food and a roof over their heads. LAYN gives LA's homeless youth a warm, nurturing... more »

  Natalie1799 wrote:

I guess I can say that I was an at-risk youth who was forced to live here. It really didn't help me. We only were provided with therapy once a month, which is far below what would have been needed to help me. I was forced to take a religion class, where... more »

  Swalker323 wrote:

I think the Virginia Home for Boys and Girls is a wonderful agency. They help kids to reach their full potential that would otherwise fall through the cracks of society. more »

  summerladela wrote:

My name is Summer and I think what Seamark has done for these kids is truly amazing. All of the things they have been through, has been wiped away by the goodness of Jesus. Just keep doing what you are doing, because you are doing it right. I live with... more »

  ThomasP wrote:

I was privileged to help serve lunches as a fundraiser, and have shared the Horizons story to groups. I have watched Horizons for many years as it effectively reached out to serve our community through Meals on Wheels, consumer credit counseling, mental... more »

  RhondaSciortino wrote:

I've known of Valley Teen Ranch for about twenty years now, and for many of those years I have been involved in providing insurance protection to the organization. In that capacity, I have been privileged to get the "inside story" about this organization.... more »

  Laura G wrote:

Great thrift shop. Serves many with small budget. Very caring volunteers. more »

  Cjacksic2020 wrote:

Life With Joy has been the answer we were looking for. Our disabled adult daughter has attended LWJ since she aged out of the school system. The program has been very comprehensive and has advanced her abilities and learning from day one. An absolute... more »

  mikekost wrote:

I have been a volunteer with CLA for 30 plus years. CLA was an "early adopter" provider of community homes for the intellectually challenged in our area. Founded on the principle that a "home" means never more than 4 people to a house, we have grown steadily,... more »

  Rodney wrote:

My autistic son has been very well-served by a Community Residences' group home for more than five and a half years. He just moved to a much larger group home in March 2010, which serves his needs very well. The staff is competent and friendly, and... more »

  Writer wrote:

CLC is a wonderful organization of caring staff and volunteers. The people who benefit from this group are loved, supported, and encouraged to do their best each day whether caring for themselves or supporting their housemates. I can't say enough... more »

  Richard wrote:

I have heard numerous testimonials from Youth Ranch clients, and I always find them heartwarming. This is truly one fine organization! more »

  Silvio L. wrote:

Hillside house is an opportunity for those individual who are challenged by some form of disability have and opportunity to live as normal a life as possible under the circumstances. Caregivers are compassionate but refuse to create co dependent... more »

  mftintern27 wrote:

I was hired here and was quickly put to work with little training of their group home policies or rules. I have over 5 years of experience working with group home and foster youth, so I quickly learned how to do my job. The young women they serve are... more »

  barneydp wrote:

This organization does miracles for young men. The case histories of successful mentoring and growth are impressive and the resulting lives are a testimony to the work accomplished by this organization. It is also impressive to attend alumni events... more »

  Alycia A. wrote:

Jubilee Association of Maryland provides excellent residential services and supports to adults with intellectual and other developmental disabilities in Montgomery County, Maryland. Their beliefs in the dignity of each person, and their encouragement... more »

  L.O.V.E. wrote:

It is an honor to be part of an organization that supports our youth and families in need of positive influences. There are children who have grown with the organization since it's inception and continue to strive for greatness. The new office will... more »

  eric49 wrote:

I was abused by the staff members at West Ridge Academy. This charity is little more than a Mormon Gulag. The Mormon Church sends their "rebellious" teenagers there to be physically and mentally abused, by their unsupervised staff, forced to read from... more »

  workplacepastor wrote:

No ministry to the homeless, hungry, and 'starting over' has impressed me as much as OSCM. Their steadfast commitment to reflect Christ by serving those in need through establishing high standards, maintaining strong boundaries and giving clear direction... more »

  wgarner wrote:

I have had the privilege of seeing first hand the care Palmer Home provides to the kids' they serve. As the executive director of On River Time, we partner with Palmer Home to provide life-affirming programming to the teens in their care. These are beautiful,... more »

  Shelly23 wrote:

Having been sent to Hephzibah, I can say it is not a place to send your girl. Hephzibah House and the staff there will verbally, physically, emotionally and spiritually abuse your daughter. It's been over 20 years and I still can't deal with what happened... more »

  kfox1904 wrote:

I love House of Hope and the mission that they not only speak of but actually do! I have seen the intentionality and passion they have to end sex trafficking! I am an active donor because I have witnessed first hand that these ladies are cared for. The... more »

  Mary Ann Z. wrote:

L'Arche Erie belongs to an International Federation that provides homes for adults with intellectual disabilities. Being the first L'Arche community in the USA out of 18, L'Arche is a place where mutual relationships and trust in God iare at the heart... more »

  resiliencerising wrote:

She was 9-years-old, prostituted by her mother’s pimp, and wanted to die; so I built her a home.During my time with Colorado Child Protective Services, I spent two years working solo on the overnight crisis team responding to family crimes... more »

  Phil M. wrote:

As a board member and parent, I know Stone Belt provides critically-important services to our most vulnerable citizens. For over 50 years, Stone Belt has treated people with developmental disabilities as individuals. With approximately 20,000 families... 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 »

  Carol Hotubbee wrote:

Lighting up the day for individuals facing an acute medical or emotional challenge, supporting our healthcare hero's and family members, who tirelessly care give with such endearing heart. Kiss a tiny horse and one is guaranteed a day better than it... more »

  CaringNurse wrote:

Poorly managed subacute program. Terrible working conditions. Under trained and educated staff working with vunerable children and adults. No value for its employees. High turn over rate. Poor morale. Healthcare professionals avoid this employer. more »

  Dodson wrote:

What a wonderful program serving our most challenged Virginians. Dedicated staff and a great non-profit organization. more »

  tish53 wrote:

I lived in Ingleside homes for over a year. I am disabled. It was the worst period of my life. First, the cost for an efficiency was $1,264, which is ridiculous. That includes meals but that is an entirely different story (served cold, out of things,... more »

  MomofThree03 wrote:

Great presence in the community, with meaningful work with people with disabilities. more »

  DebbieJ wrote:

Rainbow Omega has made such a difference for their guests.The minute you step on the campus, it is very obvious that RO is very special. I highly recommend volunteering and donating to the very worthwhile organization. more »

  CarlaDean wrote:

Competence and Passion (ComPassion) is all I see among the Fonag staff. Their environment is very clean and serene. Their Family Care Home is indeed, family oriented where residents' wishes come alive. The residents receive optimum care and they feel... more »

  kari3 wrote:

My sorority and I spent an afternoon at Coyote Hill interacting with the kids and helping them with homework. It was the most fun I had all year! One girl even showed us her awesome gymnastic skills. :) more »

  Ellen Ossenfort M. wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Tulsa Boys’ Home for several years and have had nothing but the BEST experience there! Top-notch staff and volunteers. You should come out and see how Tulsa Boys’ Home is saving the most at risk members of the next generation... more »

  Josh wrote:

The service they provide is unmatched. Their hearts are big and their knowledge of brain injuries vast. They have helped me come so far and have never given up on me. I have a chance to make something of myself due to my own hard work and their guidance. more »

  whoisfatal wrote:

My sister was just in this place and she came home bruised and now they have 3 charges filed against them by the state for keeping kids in solitary confinement. more »

  workerbee23 wrote:

BCS YES! has a bunch of different group homes for boys and girls (separate), and a shelter just for boys. They do a really good job of taking care of the kids and seem to really care. It's a great program and unlike a lot of places, they make things easy... more »

  mpiazza33 wrote:

I've had the pleasure of getting to know Opengate through working with the organization and as a member of its local community. I am impressed with how much everyone who works at Opengate, from direct service professionals to the CEO, truly cares about... more »

  Katstutu wrote:

I have been a public supporter of J. Roy for years. Like any organization, it has its employee and employer minor issues. However, under its new directorship I have serious concerns about how all donations and earnings on the emergency forster care side... more »

  Derrick G. wrote:

I have seen this organization do amazing things for people with disabilities. The attitude is always to find what they can do and how people can benefit. more »

  marie831 wrote:

The Sheperd’s Lodge is a great nonprofit that strives to center their clients in everything they do. I volunteered with several of their summer camps. They gave a great variety of interactive activities that taught their clients vocational skills, such... more »

  Writer wrote:

As a kid, over 15 years ago, my mom and I were helped by Open Arms. They helped us get our lives on track and away from my abusive stepfather. Without them, I don't know where we'd be. I'm extremely grateful for everything they did for us. more »

  RMPW wrote:

I am familiar with a number of people who participate in UMAR's various vocational programs, art center, and or live in one of their residential group homes - and they are truly blessed. more »

  lovelife831 wrote:

Aaron's Boys Home is a place well described when interviewing but at arrival things seem great for the first week but then the boys are not only cussed at but bombarded by passive behavior by employed staff the program is based on levels is just more... more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Not impressed. Surprised it has lasted this long. more »

  Disgusted wrote:

This organization is the closest thing to "the mob" that I have ever witnessed. It exploits foster children and adjudicated youth. It fails to deliver educationally. Even CPS has become hesistant to place even the most challenged youth there due to... more »

  Ashley M. wrote:

Pleasant View, Inc. supports people with disabilities in all areas of their lives. Throughout learning about Pleasant View, Inc. I have been taught a tremendous amount regarding excellent care and dependability regarding individuals with intellectual... more »

  Bob Connolly wrote:

The Pittsburgh area is blessed with many outstanding nonprofit organizations, especially those that provide services to people with disabilities. Verland Foundation stands out even among that great group. In my work, I have the opportunity to... more »

  Jerry W.2 wrote:

Our Son has been living there since day 1 and he loves it. It did start out a little rocky but is currently a great affordable place for ones that can live independently or have supports in place. Whenever this many individuals are let loose like they... more »

  barbara foster wrote:

We provided housing and food for a family of 5 for onr year until they were able to get back on their feet. more »

  babies wrote:

Mary's Angels, help in the community with the young ladies by bringing new ideas. The founder does face to face interaction that means so much to the parents that are stuggling with their daughters. The local pageants that they host now are held with... more »

  sidr wrote:

Do not trust this org with any funding. Their outreach program is essentially damaging to children and is dangerously close to human trafficking. They also are not registered in Haiti to work. Nor do they have an actual office. Even their most recent... more »

  DrMargaret wrote:

LCE has assisted our developmentally disabled daughter thrive as an adult. They offer living space in an apartment with assistance as needed. They get her out for social and vocational activities. more »

  HumanKind1903 wrote:

HumanKind has amazed me as I have watched them serve children coming into foster care as well as support the foster families caring for these children. I have also been impressed with the parent support groups, helping encourage parents with resources.... more »

  debeck wrote:

I worked here for over a year. They knew when they hired me that I had no psychiatric experience in nursing. I learned a lot when I was there, but missed long term care which I am accustomed to. When I left, I thought I left on a good note, giving the... more »

  Defeated wrote:

This charity is a joke. The founder is a thief and covers her mess with the word of God. She stole 10,000 from a member of her church and then said she spent on the ministry when asked. None of this money was reported and the IRS is checking it out.... more »

  Tom_109 wrote:

Jawonio does so much for so many people! All of their leadership, employees and volunteers care very much about helping those with disabilities. more »

  Mark Y. wrote:

The Unity Care Group is focused on at-risk and under-served children, youth, and their families. It provides foster care for children, and transitional housing and counseling for young adults of 18-22 who - in the past - would "age out" of the foster... more »

  YvetteKagan wrote:

This is the best unknow charity in the Vegas Valley. Everyone knows Goodwill and OV. New Vista Rnach helps house the physically and mentally challenged. New Vista provides one on one care if needed, group homes, etc. New vista runs an Emporium... more »

  Montanafly wrote:

Our son had graduated high school and needed a place that would encourage him to be the best he could become. We were blessed to be able to have him join West Mont in the same city we live in. The home our son lives in is clean, loving, concerned about... more »

  ACBY wrote:

The front line staff at KMH are generally very kind and caring people. They work hard to make sure residents are comfortable and happy. I had many positive interactions with staff members. The administration, however, does not care at all about the residents.... more »

  artbydesign wrote:

Rosalia Vickers 53 years old living at 3 Danhurst Ct Towson, Maryland suffer with M.S. forr 20 years my husband has left me because of it lost my home and there is a new drug for M.S. but medicad will not cover it more »

  bellafern wrote:

I loved working here because not only did I develop an appreciation for who I have in my life, and the generation before me, but I connected with the people there. I would always get excited to go and spend time with the people there. The people are so... more »

  mosssteve wrote:

Apple Patch Community Inc. is a model for serving adults with developmental disabilities. This organization has overcome and adapted to prove that thinking outside the box is possible. The residential facilities and day programs are all cutting edge in... more »

  missingmegan wrote:

I serve on the board at Easter Seals Southern Georgia and am proud to be a part of such a wonderful organization. Serving families of children/adults with disabilities is a pleasure. These families are so often overlooked and I applaud Easter Seals... more »

  TxEmAC wrote:

This is not what you would think of when you think of a children's shelter. The people here really try to make this a home for children. Great place to help and support. Ray Crowder and his team are dedicated to helping not just children but families.... more »

  jcwritethesong wrote:

I have never seen homelessness in this light before. Too often, we sit and think about the homeless being simply a tired old man sitting on the side of the road with a cardboard sign and beer nearby. However, being a full-time volunteer here at Covenant... more »

  naturebatslast wrote:

Community Housing Partners is one of the top non-profit community development Corporations in the country. CHP has developed thousands of single and multifamily housing units throughout Virginia, Kentucky, Florida and other Southeaster states. CHP is... more »

  wbhdir wrote:

Hope Harbor provides transformation opportunities for teens that unique. With its own in-house educational program, it allows students who cannot find placement in other residential childcare programs to address both their educational and behavioral issues.... more »

  unhappyboi wrote:

I waited about two years to get into housing and Claire housing picked me up - when I did a program like this before 10 years ago it was through St Stevens. Very different process let me tell you. First off PPL is notorious for taking 10 years to do one... more »

  remarroof wrote:

This place is a joke ran by a bunch of power hungry cowards who got bullied in school and they take Amish men who left the Amish and have to go through the program in order to not be shunned and beat them into submission. Only one example, if you do something... more »

  Jill H. wrote:

I was introduced to New Pathways through a project for my school. I was incredibly impressed with how each member of the New Pathways board thoroughly utilizes their own life experiences, and their expertise from their professional life to enhance the... more »

  Mary152 wrote:

Boys Hope Girls Hope is a fantastic organization and this chapter is no exception. Everyone on their staff is compassionate and dedicated to the success of each child that they serve through their homes. It's no wonder their volunteers and staff continue... more »

  dminc wrote:

Organization is involved in interacting with youth in our community involved in gang activity. Our organization is providing all non profits with tickets to cultural events, to include Liberty Basketball Games, Science Center, Bronx Zoo. WE HAVE RECEIVED... more »

  Keith24 wrote:

If anyone living in the Minneapolis area whom is considered to be long term homeless, should definetely contact this nonprofit. Not only will they help you to get into an apartment, but will also give you a monthly stipend for living expenses. All this... more »

  Abrahamthomas wrote:

Hope Foundation a NJ nonprofit Corp is doing charity work in India. Working among orphans, widows and the poorest in the community. www.ontohope.org more »

  katielammers wrote:

The Mayors Youth Empowerment Program (MYEP) is a wonderful organization that provides services to many people in our community. It is a pleasure to be involved with such a great program! more »

  Writer wrote:

Super easy process to make a contribution to support this important work. more »

  calebpenn wrote:

As an ex-felon who has a family and was having a hard time finding a job Tonia who is the founder of this organization went above and beyond in helping me get re-adjusted to living on the other side of the law. Their organization has helped me with food,... more »

  stalebl8 wrote:

Marian Manor is, in my opinion, the best nursing home in Pittsburgh - bar none! My mother was a resident in their Special Care unit for 5 years and she received IMPECCABLE care. People go to Marian Manor to LIVE -- not to die. It is very homey... more »

  Amanda01 wrote:

InReach does an amazing job at caring for and empowering their customers. more »

  Levi S. wrote:

*PLEASE DO NOT DELETE THIS* You will find this message rather angry; good. Thirteen years ago my mother, Cindy Kennedy, and I ventured to Nepal on an internship. From there she went on to found an orphanage by the name Namaste House. Recently... more »

  Francesca_C wrote:

Reimagining Independence for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities I give to Everas Community Services, an organization that supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as sensory impairments through... more »

  JennShirley wrote:

Down Home Ranch is a special place that draws you in with open arms. The staff treats everyone with kindness, and time spent with Ranchers is always well spent! There are tons of opportunities to volunteer here, as well as a gift shop and greenhouses... more »

  Kel75 wrote:

Eagle Valley Children's Home (EVCH) is a remarkable organization that stands as a pillar of support and care for individuals with intellectual and physical disabilities. The dedication and hard work that go into this organization are truly inspiring,... more »

  mkornowa wrote:

Gwinnett Children's Shelter is a place of Hope! A place where children come first and families are seen through troubled times while keeping the family unit together! Customized life plans are designed to end the cycle of homelessness for each young... more »

  Amy_40 wrote:

The information listed here is out-of-date. As a foundation co-founder and former board member (secretary/treasurer), I can verify that only one of the 5 board members listed here are currently with the foundation. more »

  dbrown0225 wrote:

This organization is wonderful to volunteer with. Their ministry is life-changing for the people of Haiti and the volunteers that travel with them. I have been with them several times and witnessed the powerful impact. Keep up the Lords' work! more »

  blue42 wrote:

Bridges seems to be a caring company, providing aid to many folks with special needs in the area. As a company, their dealings with employees and contract labor leaves much to be desired. The mostly wonderful staff of field workers go the extra mile... more »

  advocatson wrote:

An organization like JARC benefits so many people in so many ways. This is a wonderful organization. I would recommend this organization. The people that put time at this organization are good people. more »

  rjtyc wrote:

WONDERFUL organization. John Croyle has done an amazing job helping otherwise neglected and abused children. His strong Christian principles have guided this ministry to financial stability and success. Big Oak Ranch is one of my primary charities. The... more »

  whisper wrote:

My daughter has been a resident at Marklund for 45 years. She has received excellent care and I am so pleased with the staff. She was in a near drowning accident at 2 years old and has profound brain damage as a result. I am so grateful for the care... more »

  kengossett wrote:

St. Cloud Area’s Opportunity Manor Inc. was established in 1980 by its parent company, Opportunity Training Center (OTC), to meet St. Cloud’s emerging housing needs for people with disabilities. During its first 13 years in business, Opportunity... more »

  jackie wrote:

I have had great experiences with this company. They really show compassion and respect for my daughter who has mental retardation. I recommend their services for CAP, Compensatory Studies, and Residential Living. Great Group of people. With best practice... more »

  Emily Harris wrote:

I was amazed by all the services provided by Valley Mental Health. I am so happy to see all the lives they are changing and assisting everyday. They also have such a friendly and dedicated staff. more »

  Agybeekee wrote:

I Udeh Agatha Ginika start by thanking the Head and members of this great Noble non profit organization Africa Women Mobilisation Commission AWMC for touching people's lives, special the less privilege. I am highly amazed about the one I know... more »

  Vincent_G wrote:

Christian Heritage Childrens Home is focused on establishing and supporting high quality foster homes for the large number of kids in the Nebraska foster care system. The Family Finding unit also has great success in finding previously unknown family... more »

  Travellove wrote:

Amarillo Children's Home truly makes a difference in the lives of the children who are blessed to call this home. Every dollar is well spent as they work daily to break cycles, to heal, to love and to create generational change. more »

  ccowles wrote:

Youth Reach Houston provides residential care without charge to troubled young men. Youth Reach has been helping teens for nearly 30 years. The yield of time and financial support really makes a difference in the lives of young boys and their families.... more »

  Drec2678 wrote:

Its an overall good place full of opportunities and flexibility as far as jobs ,cars ,support in every aspect, physical activities, college, etc. This group home makes a safe environment for all boys in the home and does a great job with schooling resources... more »

  barbara wrote:

DIGS, Inc. is a relatively new org. working to provide safe housing, work and leisure opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities. In a little more than two years several leisure choices have been established: "Just As I Am" show choir "Snap... more »

  Beckydan wrote:

Casa Shalom has a heart for children at risk and have helped over 70 children to have a home at their center in Bucharest, Romania. Now they are reaching out to help other kids at risk, helping their families so these children will not be abandoned.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The ARC of Iroquois County provides people with intellectual disabilities residential and vocations opportunities they otherwise would not have, particularly in the rural, "small town" environment where they provide their services. I have a family member... more »

  DeniseDarcell wrote:

VIRGIE NEEDS YOUR HELP. SHE DESPERATLEY WANTS TO REMAIN IN HER HOME . BUT HER NEED TO BE HOYA LIFTED OUT OF THE BED , REQUIRES 2 PEOPLE , THE BED IS NOT OF CODE , AND OUT OF HER THREE INSURANCES ,NIETHER WILL GIVE HER A FULLY ELECTRIC BED. WITH... more »

  maharg wrote:

Ladd is a fantastic organization in Cincinnati, they help our local adults with developmental disability find housing, employment and much more. more »

  bruce wrote:

Holy Angels is an outstanding facility in the small town of Belmont, NC. My brother is 7 years old and has been a resident at this facility for almost a year now. The care he has received there, both medically and educationally, is more than our entire... more »

  chlcampbell8 wrote:

As a little boy, my Grandfather grew up some of his childhood in Connie Maxwell. Sadly, he was never adopted. But he became sucessful, whick I'm so proud of. Connie Maxwell really cares about their kids. Please donate clothes, money, gifts, etc. To help... more »

  gerienm wrote:

A wonderful organization that more than fulfills its mission to help children and adults lead fuller, more productive lives. more »

  Dan_Y wrote:

YFT is based in Bristow, VA just outside of the Washington, DC Area. The main Emphasis for YFT is to Discover, Embrace, and Empower our next generation to make a positive difference! Youth for Tomorrow program is a place for teenagers to have a 2nd... more »