Find Health General & Financing Nonprofits and Charities

  AccessiaHealth wrote:

PSI provides a kind, caring, and generous work environment which enables staff to provide for the thousands of chronically ill patients we financially assist. I consider the PSI staff as a second family and know each and every employee by name. In our... more »

  Kjjw wrote:

PALS is a wonderful organization that assist patients in getting to treatment facilities through volunteer pilots. I have had the opportunity to see first hand the amazing work they do. The pilots are exemplary and very giving of their time and resources... more »

  Kimberly30 wrote:

It was sixteen years ago, and I didn't have access to anything but a medical dictionary and a book from the '40s showing a photograph of a child that looked remarkably like my newborn daughter. I was shocked and devastated with the diagnosis. A nurse... more »

  NPandC wrote:

Anthony, Andrea, Tony, and their team of volunteers and donors provide a beautiful, healthy meal for about 1,000 homeless men, women, and children every major holiday. more »

  Joe_15 wrote:

Chronic Disease Fund helped my husband with the treatment Provenage he is a stage 4 Cancer patient. Loving him so much I want whatever it takes to get help and he does have insurance but the treatment is still expensive. They asked for some information... more »

  Becky84 wrote:

Gracie's gown has been a blessing to my family! I have two children with multiple health issues. My son has a parlayed colon and in 2012-2014 he spent 128 days in the hospital! The gown is like a hug to him he had 26 times he had to have a test, tube... more »

  LippertLodge wrote:

The Kellermann Foundation has grown over the years from one couple with a vision to improve the lives of the Batwa people of Uganda by opening a small 2-person clinic into a 112-bed hospital and development program that reaches as many as 100,000 of the... more »

  Aimee M.3 wrote:

Think Humanity is one of the rare nonprofits with no overhead or admin costs, meaning it donates 100% of the money it raises to directly help people in need. This is nearly unheard of. This is a nonprofit with a ton of heart and accountability, working... more »

  Denise G.1 wrote:

After a suffering the consequences of a concussion all alone for 18 months, I finally found Pink Concussion. A group of women who are going through the same thing. Everyone is respectful and supportive. It is amazing to find that I am not alone! I am... more »

  dlf wrote:

DuPage County is fairly affluent, yet there are a large number of uninsured and underinsured residents as well. Access DuPage serves our community by screening clients seeking health care services, linking them to needed health services and/or a primary... more »

  brodskie wrote:

Santa Clara Family Health Foundation is an able and well-run organization that has successfully secured millions of dollars in public and private resources to ensure that all children in Santa Clara County have health insurance. Their success is evidenced... more »

  WYTV7 Community Broadcasters wrote:

WYTV7 is an organization that believes in sharing individuals stories to help others. They share stories that deal with relationship of every day society from marriage, divorce recovery, financial literacy, domestic abuse, addiction recovery, human trafficking,... more »

  Lelania wrote:

The International Association for Near Death Studies website (www.IANDS.org) is the place to visit if you have had a Near Death Experience (NDE) or if you want reliable information about NDEs. IANDS is the oldest and largest organization devoted to... more »

  sarayah2017 wrote:

Great organization to volunteer for. I wanted to be apart of a local organization that truly makes a difference in the lives of women with GYN cancer. more »

  nmutone wrote:

I first learned about Nurse-Family Partnership in 2006 through an article in the New Yorker. The article described the real-life experiences of a nurse home visitor in Louisiana. It was a gripping and fascinating introduction to a program that has continued... more »

  Mwmcclure wrote:

My sister had CaringBridge page last summer while she was in the hospital. It was a great way for her to keep in touch with friends and family. This site is a great idea, and we had a very good experience. more »

  darcy1717 wrote:

Myla's Beleaf is one of the easiest causes to support and become passionate about. Each dollar donated is put to direct use to make their mission possible - sharing a fraction of the burden families face when a child is diagnosed with cancer more »

  Todd N. wrote:

Brenda has dedicated her time and money since 2008 for the homeless children of the USA. She has just recently been asking for help due to the fact she is overwhelmed and just can't fund it any longer out of her own pocket. She donates her time as well... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  clairemf wrote:

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

  marilee wrote:

In December 2009 my daughter was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. After seven rounds of chemo therapy, she was not improving and was referred to the City of Hope for a bone marrow transplant. The transplant took and my daughter is now in... more »

  PaulGH2O wrote:

As a cancer survivor, I volunteer in several organizations with similar goals as Cancer Hope Network but none do as thorough job preparing us for helping those newly diagnosed who contact the organization seeking help and hope. I was very impressed by... more »

  DJones55 wrote:

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

  korey_C wrote:

I work for GPER but I've donated to this nonprofit every year for the past 5 years because I believe in its mission and efficient operation. GPER works to support children and families impacted by more severe eczema and invests in research that will lead... more »

  DBC wrote:

I was initially diagnosed with breast cancer in 1982 and then again in 2003. I turned to Living Beyond Breast Cancer and I have never looked else where. I get so much support; both intellectually and emotionally, from the staff as well as from the amazing... more »

  Joe B.5 wrote:

The people at Team Maggie were very professional and caring when my daughter was diagnosed with brain cancer in 2015, and they provided us with important information regarding the advantages of having her eggs removed before beginning treatment for her... more »

  cklos wrote:

Amazing nonprofit that is entirely volunteer run. So passionate and active in the community of Philadelphia. more »

  Writer wrote:

First and foremost in selecting a charity to donate time and money to, I check the ratio of admin to cause dollars. CW meets this at about 95% of every dollar goes directly to purchasing books. This is outstanding! Having no paid employees allows them... more »

  richesofhisgrace wrote:

I have been volunteering with Good News India since October 2011. I love working with GNI because of their passion to help the destitute children of India. I have heard testimonies from some of the children that before GNI they didn't have shoes on their... more »

  Erika B. wrote:

I came to the Family of Hope through my daughter Abby who has Williams Syndrome. I met everyone on Facebook and was asked to be on the Board of Directors which was one of the greatest moments of my life! The Family of Hope purchased a LeapFrog LeapPad... more »

  auntiek wrote:

Friends of Karen is a wonderful not-for-profit with integrity and with need of support and fundraising. This group has a website www.friendsofkaren.org/ and a presence on www.facebook.com/FriendsOfKaren - they work so hard to support critically ill children... more »

  ShellyRhode85 wrote:

I can not say enough positive things about BEAMING Inc.! It is my second family! I have brought students out in the past years and I decided to volunteer ever since April of 2022! It is truly my happy place! All the staff and volunteers are so welcoming!... more »

  WHA2024 wrote:

My experience with Welcome Home Angel - though brief (I’ve been on just one project) - is very rewarding. Nena - my project director is extraordinary. With what appears to be boundless creative energy and heart - she taught me about the organization... more »

  kaitlin_m wrote:

I was privileged enough to work for Sister to Sister on and off for about 2 years. These women are so dedicated to their cause and truly believe in the message they are spreading. I have also worked numerous events on behalf of Sister to Sister and... more »

  Mike S. wrote:

It has been my honor to act as a member of the Board of Directors of the International Myeloma Foundation for most of the past 20 years. In that time, it has evolved from a small, underfunded organization to become a primary source of current... more »

  hlswan wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that helps to address disparities in the community and equips future health professionals to address those disparities. The program provides great support for students (fellows) for one year and provides for and encourages... more »

  ABJMom wrote:

Parkinsons Resource Organization (PRO) is a small nonprofit with a huge heart and a huge mission. As a caregiver for my husband, who battled Parkinsons from a relatively young age, and now as a CNA in a skilled nursing facility, I have found that PRO... more »

  Jordan R. H. wrote:

From a camper battling childhood cancer, to now a staff member, and this last year on the staff leadership team... This camp has brought nothing but joy, support, and “family” to a horrible disease that affected my family and I at a young age. It... more »

  mollyzwerdlinger wrote:

Kavod has wonderful residents who receive support from a dedicated Board and stellar staff! more »

  logan-pauls-grandmother wrote:

Three years ago our family was devastated by the loss of Logan Paul. Logan Paul was still born. I did not know how to comfort my son and daughter in law. How do you take the hurt away from your child, when you yourself are hurting. Angel Names Association... more »

  laurenab wrote:

To me, HFLSD is more than a nonprofit - it is family. HFLSD helped me at my lowest point, without making me feel ashamed for asking for help. I recommend any person from the Jewish community of San Diego to reach out and ask for help. I gained more than... more »

  christine5 wrote:

I received a call today asking to donate to this organization in the form of a cookbook purchase, which would be delivered to my door Monday. I asked for them to call me back after I'd had a chance to review their website (CancerFund.org). On the... more »

  donkhooy wrote:

I can't say enough good things about this organization. Their reach and impact is so impressive. It was a great opportunity to help roll up our sleeves and help fill a truck with these life saving donations. I hope they keep up the good work, and I'm... more »

  swiss1604 wrote:

Working with the Axiom REACH Foundations and the programs that they put forward to support cancer patients is wonderful to see and as they grow I know they will be able to impact more and more individuals in time of need. more »

  Elle Bass wrote:

I am one of the former Office Managers of MHN. I was legally under contract until this month and was not allowed to "speak ill" for a year after my employment. As Office Manager, I handled the financial records and national sales/donations of education... more »

  nschnettler wrote:

I served on the Board of UCP-CM for nine years and I was never more impressed with the services provided by this agency! The number of people the agency has been able to assist is remarkable, considering the small number of staff. The executive director,... more »

  beachgolfer wrote:

Our area is so fortunate to have Careteam to meet the needs of people who are HIV positive and have related needs. In our society, too often, AIDS is seen as a single population problem brought on by the actions of the afflicted persons. This is simply... more »

  Bunny A. wrote:

I worked for 3 days with Operation Blessing in Joplin after the tornado. It is extreemly unorganized and waist volunteers time. They seems to be more interested in publisity and putting on a show and taking pictures than helping and caring for victums.... more »

  Emorris1107 wrote:

IHELP is making such a difference throughout the world and it’s a pleasure to be a part of it! more »

  MTRA wrote:

Volunteering at MTRA means you get to witness the miracle that happens between a horse and a rider with a disability. I've heard a child speak for the first time while riding or watching a young girl finally be able to sit up by herself. Children and... more »

  SDuran wrote:

I joined the Assistance League of Santa Ana as a volunteer almost 2 years ago. The organization contributes in so many ways to the community. As a teacher at Santa Ana High school I became familiar with this group as they have given scholarships to many... more »

  maddie2 wrote:

My son went through kidney failure, dialysis, a kidney transplant, rejection, dialysis and his death during a five year period. The CRKA was there through every joy and crisis our family experienced. My son loved the staff and they loved him. We could... more »

  CS87 wrote:

So happy to be a part of this wonderful organization! more »

  Public Advocate #1 wrote:

Must see documentary snippett filmed at Harvard Law School about one of the most egregious charitable health care providers, Intermountain Health Care in Utah. http://www.sybervision.com/sadbully/sadprivate/ewarren.htm This tax-exempt business is the... more »

  TeamDonavynn wrote:

NCCS has helped our family throughout my sons treatment for ALL by helping w/ gas money and money for food during inpatient treatments and illness stays in the hospital. Without their help I am not sure how we would have made it through the months that... more »

  caleb.hatchett wrote:

The Nikolas Ritschel Foundation strives to make Cancer Patients/ Survivors smile- and they do just that! During my stem cell transplant, the Foundation reached out to me and asked if I would like a wish. Due to the incredible amount of stress and sickness,... more »

  clairemporter08 wrote:

I love everything this foundation stands for! While they are new, they are a great addition to the community and I can't wait to continue to see what they can do. I am excited to be apart of this foundation and help it grow. more »

  BeetleBug wrote:

I have been involved with UCP for several years now. I often gather up friends and help out with one of their summertime events. The staff are great motivators, constantly reminding us of why we're there and what our help means for the organization.... more »

  KatS44 wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Rev. Sue Ann and Kathryn for almost 16 years. They have been wonderful! Making sure our residents have their spiritual needs met no matter what their religious background. Rev Sue Ann has come in monthly for services... more »

  denneyd wrote:

Love this Foundation!!!! They are helping people just survive while they are fighting for their lives against cancer. What an AMAZING organization!!!! more »

  Andrew Christopher E. wrote:

Peggy is such an amazing person. She welcomed our two dachshunds with open arms and an open heart. Our Winston and Sadie were our everything, but our daughter developed serious asthma and allergies that were triggered by the pups. I would recommend this... more »

  Debra D. wrote:

I recently worked as a short term volunteer with Common Hope in Guatemala. I became particularly interested in their mission and decided to help in construction. I also got the opportunity to work with children and help them build airplanes in San Miguel.... more »

  RileysMomma wrote:

I would not recommend COTA to anyone seeking to fundraise for their childs transplant. Basically if you are in a terrible financial situation - don't expect them to help. Even though the funds they hold are the funds that were raised for YOUR child... more »

  Camirita wrote:

My family has met Rojo and Smokey twice now at the annual Pumpkin Regatta...and most recently met Napoleon at a special Paint Nite downtown. I guess you could call us llama/alpaca stalkers? We just can't help ourselves! These beautiful creatures are so... more »

  thisisus wrote:

Excellent charity helping fund epilepsy awareness and research more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a charity that goes above and beyond! Excellent. Aubrey and her family are delightful. more »

  silf wrote:

Great people, great help. My friend needed a mammogram and they found places where she could get it for free. I checked out the skin cancer pix and thought I had skin cancer. They helped me understand what skin cancer is and how to get a local doctor. Wonderful... more »

  boyden wrote:

Kent County Medical Society Alliance advances the well being of our county through health-related philanthropy and advocacy, and promotes camaraderie among physician families through all seasons of their lives. Our mission has benefitted members since... more »

  amadoverastegui wrote:

Csf Foundation have done a lot for individuals in most need! I've been a volunteer in their events and the positive impact they have in the community is unbelievable. more »

  HRB714 wrote:

"Let me remind you: this money isn't YOURS, it's OURS." This was the very haughty statement from the director of HelpHopeLive, when we called to complain that after repeated emails and unanswered fund requests, we still not had received any money from... more »

  dLm1090 wrote:

This is an awesome organization, and truly helps folks when they need it the most. When you receive a cancer diagnosis, a whirlwind begins, and you often don't know where to turn for help. They provide services for people who qualify for financial assistance,... more »

  KJ Lynne wrote:

Unfortunately, this charity was forced to close. The struggle of those of us suffering chronic pain was their struggle. The ignorance, the over reach of DEA/government interfering with doctor and patient relationships so even non-biased medical professionals... more »

  andreabarbozac wrote:

The Sipping PositiviTEA Organization has an extraordinary place in my heart. This organization does a fantastic job of helping women, men, and families impacted by breast cancer. They assist in all the ways they can. If you know someone that would like... more »

  Lynne E. wrote:

This organization has helped take care of people with disabilities from birth throughout their whole life. There are many clients who started in one program as a small child, and progressed through their teen years, and now participate in our Adult programs.... more »

  trkdoc714 wrote:

I've been a member of SPS since its inception. Although a member of 2 other spine patient support forums, both had agendas that frequently took precedence over the well being of the patients seeking advice and knowledge. Spine Patient Society... more »

  carlacjac wrote:

This organization has been of extreme help to me and my family. It has given our relatives the opportunity to thrive with their disability. I therefore have dedicated both time and money to make it become even more successful in its mission and its... more »

  monsey wrote:

best org ever saw everytime i send of of my friends to get help from them they come back to me blown away the kind of service and dignity they treat there recipients more »

  javiergonzalez wrote:

Tuve el privilegio de ser voluntario en la Memory Care Foundation, específicamente participando en las actividades de promoción para su torneo de golf. La experiencia fue increíblemente gratificante. El equipo es apasionado y dedicado a su misión... more »

  domdeng wrote:

It has been great work for Aid and Care or also known as American Care and Education for Sudan. It is an organization that has true vision and good volunteer services. Since I began to work for this organization in 2007, I gained experiences and witnessed... more »

  barb.adkins67 wrote:

All Things Possible! The words speak clearly of who they are. This mon profit organization helped my son Tanner Adkins with a conversion van to get out in the community more. My son has a power wheel chair he calls his car but o had to way of getting... more »

  Maypahphd3 wrote:

Management treats employees terribly. I have seen first hand the abuse and how they ignore labor laws completely and threaten amazingly caring workers till they just quit. The workers who stay either are super caring or lazy and uncaring. Also the rate... more »

  Uncle Bill wrote:

I was a patient at one of HBCS' clients (Newton-Wellesley Hospital aka NWH) in March 2009. I went to the ER one Saturday afternoon with a kidney stone. Because it appeared as only 4 mm wide, the hospital told me to go home, but return if I felt bad again.... more »

  ajmyworld wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this organization for the past five years. Every effort from the daily prep volunteers, food delivery drivers, event management and social outreach is done on a 99 percent volunteer basis. This is the only volunteer driven... more »

  shadenise41 wrote:

As a breast Cancer survivor let me tell you this was the place that I found peace and a sense of belonging. The entire clubhouse, workers, volunteer, patients, and the families are a tremendous empowering source. We learn to depend on ourselves and... more »

  sasemsnc wrote:

This small non-profit located in eastern NC is just over 3 years old. It is directed and operated by an unpaid all volunteer group. We strive to assist those afflicted and their care providers with whatever they need from durable medical equipment to... more »

  Steve01 wrote:

A more well-run organization would be hard to find in this area. Strong, competent management, historically strong boards and committed volunteers have made this most important community asset provide badly needed facilities for those in crisis with sick... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

TBMF has such an important mission of giving financial assistance & support to those fighting cancer and having transplants! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call TBMF our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny... more »

  DarwinPCrosland wrote:

Biblical Counseling Center is doing business as Abundant Life Social Services. I am the founder and CEO. My dream is to build a Veterans Outpatient PTSD Center. I also want to provide free mental health and substance counseling to people who can't afford... more »

  eileenkraus wrote:

I've been involved with Building New Hope since I went to El Salvador with them in 1994 and helped set up a solar-powered clean water system for the small village of Nueva Esperanza (New Hope). I was hooked from the start with their people-to-people... more »

  smiley wrote:

My husband is a musician, who was lucky enough to be on my health insurance policy when he was diagnosed with cancer. His bills were over a million dollars, but insurance covered most everything. We have lots of friends, his bandmates, other peers in... more »

  alamb wrote:

Mayor Potencial is a small volunteer run non profit that makes a big impact. Nancy Bell, the founder, leads Mayor Potencial in partnering with the community of El Rodeitoto to provide educational opportunities, health and dental clinics, clean water and... more »

  Ashton M.1 wrote:

Love all the amazing work Casa does! They have an amazing staff and group of volunteers that work tirelessly to serve others! more »

  Verolil wrote:

This nonprofit helped me so much! I was so blessed to reach them and they helped me get a settled with a rheumatologist in ohsu and helped me go through four joint replacement surgeries, medication assistance and so much more. I couldn’t be more thankful.... more »

  peekaboo wrote:

beautiful report im crying right now good bye now and have a nice weekend more »

  Brigitte M. wrote:

This is a great non profit. the people Ransom Murray is very passionate about helping people. They struggle to get funding so they use their own money to help people. That is what a true giving person does. The guy has a full time job and runs the organization.... more »

  NicoleG wrote:

I have volunteered with CURE for a few years now and the support and services they supply to families going through this difficult time is indescribable. I am so proud an honored to be a volunteer with CURE. more »

  britcat27 wrote:

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  treylevans wrote:

I am very proud of the hard work, dedication, and committment in which the Executive Director and Staff show day after day and week after week. This organization makes a huge impact in our community. Spartanburg, Cherokee, and Union counties need Piedmont... more »

  Harbour10 wrote:

Our 41-year old niece recently passed away after several years of dialysis at the hospital in Norman, Oklahoma. She was not as compliant as she needed to be about her need of care.We praise the workers there who patiently worked with her to help... more »

  Sania wrote:

Express Care has been helping me and my family for over 7 years now. When we came to USA we were at one point homeless and helpless because my father was shot during a store robbery where he worked. He was the only one financially supporting the family... more »

  Writer wrote:

Incredibly productive group who maximally utilizes talented volunteers for the good of the community more »

  fitnessdiva111 wrote:

Ivette Cortiella and Meltdown America have made available a new fitness franchise targeting childhood obesity. In 2007, data showed that 15% of children and teens are considered overweight, a tripling since 1980. An additional 15% of kids and teens are... more »

  nicben wrote:

As a parent of a child with cerebral palsy,I am greatly disappointed in this organization. Over the years we have attempted to contact this organization via phone & email only to never have received any kind of response. We tried again a few months ago... more »

  Cecil F M. wrote:

Great people doing great things for people who are going through the most terrible times of their lives. more »

  esteadland wrote:

Tamarisk helped our family during my mom's last year of life. Such a wonderful, caring organization. more »

  ORGOOH wrote:

Dear, Boad Reprentative of the alfa Foundation we are a nonprofit organization our mission Assist the poor in Haiti to create and exploit their own resources to improve their living conditions Communities,we are writing... more »

  Paddywax wrote:

llage of Baka and the greater Kampala areas of Uganda east Africa.Transforming LivesThrough Kisoboka's work in running nursery, primary, and secondary schools, and a medical center, I've witnessed hundreds of lives transformed. Seeing the... more »

  goldenpro wrote:

Established in 2004, The Andy Transplant Foundation’s, (AGC) objective is to save lives, educate others and to make a difference through charitable fundraising supporting transplant patients, families, future initiatives and research development. Through... more »

  stuartschlossman wrote:

Written 01.16.15 - Great WOMEN'S event yesterday in Jacksonville. Thank You for a job well done. Three cheers from us females. (Great location. Great speakers. Fabulous topics. Great food.) Again.... we can't THANK YOU ENOUGH!!! - Lety... more »

  kmicka wrote:

Utah Partners for Health is an excellent example of an innovative approach to the difficult problem of providing access to healthcare for the uninsured. They take $1.00 in donations and turn it into $6.49 in healthcare services by working with providers... more »

  eichs wrote:

After my initial diagnosis, LRF was the go to for me to gather information relating to my new disease. They provided me with the tools to help me navigate the health maze and continue to support me through critical information on new treatments as well... more »

  ShaeStudiesHard wrote:

I worked as an office intern and the staff is very passionate about the mission of CPARF. It was inspiring to see the hard work that goes into making connections, gaining support for research, and the research itself that goes into raising awareness about... more »

  tylermounce wrote:

I've volunteered and served with UP in a number of ways, and the impact this organization is having cannot be described in words.In addition to reaching underserved families who are affected by disabilities, UP is also an industry leader - with... more »

  JanineMoore wrote:

NKFI does a great job of helping people with the resources they have. They balance public education and fundraising while raising awareness about organ donation. more »

  Kristy L. wrote:

My co-Director, Linda Dracker-Hochenberger, and I had the pleasure of working with Jennifer for a recent fundraiser. Jennifer is a warm, passionate, outgoing woman and we were so honored to have been able to help her and her organization. What she does... more »

  caitcasey wrote:

Blair is just an amazing woman with such a huge heart and drive to help her fellow veteran sisters. I can personally attest to her unwavering support and genuine drive to help others succeed. It has truly been a pleasure working for and volunteering with... more »

  babbbss wrote:

The executive director was not equipped to do the job. more »

  stewartsharedhousingofneworleansorg wrote:

Shared Housing of New Orleans keeps elderly and/or disabled homeowners from going to nursing homes that do not want to or need to be there. They are matched with individuals who need a place to live. There is an even exchange of room and board by the... more »

  Writer wrote:

My family and I recently received a donation from the Ghawk Foundation after our daughter had a diagnosis that requires lots of medication and numerous trips away from home for treatment. We are so very thankful for the help ! more »

  SalesA1@aol.com wrote:

AACA was responsible for bringing one of the oldest Armenian Dance Troupe to perform in Fresno, they were awesome to work with and the dancers were treated with dignity and respect. We also had a reception afterwards at the Armenian Community Theatre.... more »

  Traci P. wrote:

We are no longer in business due to not enough funds more »

  marschall44 wrote:

This is an outstanding organization that provides support for young cancer survivors in the form of an outlet through which its members can interact with others who have had similar, life-altering experiences. The group holds many different fundraisers... more »

  Dawn R. wrote:

I am a parent volunteer, actually the family to family support coordinator. We have helped several families by providing resources, information, and referrals. We have also provided clothing, food, and help get a ramp built for a family. Our program started... more »

  jasan wrote:

NCCS is a great resource for cancer patients and survivors. Their Cancer Survival Toolbox provides guidance for every situation on the cancer continuum, from diagnosis through treatment and survivorship. I wish I had the Toolbox to help me get through... more »

  bonfirechicken wrote:

Kasey and her team have worked tirelessly to help our family navigate through the paperwork, roadblocks and general lack of protocol while attempting to have our daughters braces covered through OHP. They have advocated with the heads of departments and... more »

  Christopher K.1 wrote:

One of my dearest friends Scott Marshall who has CP and I were best friends in H.S and we still stay connected today.I live in Vegas.Is there a way that i can do some plug/promoting of any events or causes here in Vegas and all over the country. on behalf... more »

  RRHodel wrote:

By Maria Glod Washington Post Staff Writer Tuesday, October 20, 2009 A Maryland man admitted Monday in federal court that he stole medication intended for poor people in Africa and sold them for a profit. Joseph Egbe, 44, of Gwynn Oak is the owner... more »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you for all you have done for Jacob. We are so grateful! more »

  Writer wrote:

Lots of work, lots of fun, good feelings being a part of something new. Will enjoy watching the gardens grow! more »

  lucindamcguire29 wrote:

Around age 60 I noticed that my handwriting was getting smaller and I was writing faster. I also noticed a small tremor in my right hand. The doctor went over my different symptoms and he suspected I’d either had a small stroke or the beginnings of... more »

  lorainetorres wrote:

I assisted in providing ideas for funding; the staff is great and Pueblo supports its Clinic. The explanion was a long time coming; the facility needs more donors so that it could expand large enough to serve outlying areas. more »

  Lisa403 wrote:

This amazing charity serves children who have been diagnosed with cancer in the Phoenix area. Named for a brave little girl, this organization provides "kenzie kases", suitcases loaded with toys that are designed to distract and comfort children who... more »

  Writer wrote:

An amazing organization with excellent leadership and marketing. TOH provides women in Peru opportunities to improve their lives thru grants providing housing and education for their children. Their work has drastically changed lives of numerous women... more »

  nasonm wrote:

A wonderful organization that does so much good for the the people of New Hampshire. more »

  thedude wrote:

I went in for a screening and was incredibly scared. They put me right at ease and handled themselves with a professionalism that is unmatched from any other Non profit I've encountered in the city. Thank you NCAP. more »

  keepsakesphotography wrote:

My son was injured by an inept nurse resulting in a horrifying neurological condition known as CRPS- Complex Regional Pain Syndrome. We had to leave our home in KY and lived in Boston, MA, for two months while he went through an excruciating rehab program... more »

  Courtney_C wrote:

Why our family is a proud supporter of Team Peytonhttp://peytonmanning.stvincent.org/Through the years of testing, diagnosis, procedures, and flares, Peyton Manning Children's Hospital has been more than just a hospital to us...it has been our... more »

  dickchen wrote:

The OLS&HF;in Portland, OR was started by the Lions of Oregon in 1959 for the purpose of providing medial and surgical eye care to indigent Oregonians with an initial budget of $1,400. Now, the Oregon Lions Sight and Hearing Foundation provides over $800,000... more »

  LoyalDonor411 wrote:

The Tri-Cities Cancer Center Foundation is committed to making sure every donor's gift is respected and treasured, no matter the size! It's great to see that MY donation is making an impact on LOCAL families! Thank you TCCC Foundation! more »

  Marchelle P. wrote:

I would like to “Thank you so much for offering the Gardening Course”. I had been thinking for a while but didn’t know where to start. Covid-19 Hit and offered plenty of uncertainty and possible food insecurities in the early stages. This... more »

  kidneyhealth wrote:

In 2017 my husband was diagnosed with kidney failure and told he needed to consider going on the kidney transplant list. I knew I needed to learn as much as possible for the journey we were about to take. After searching the web, I landed... more »

  SandyMac wrote:

I was very active member of the NKF of STL and Metro East Board of Directors . I was honored by having my name on their stationery. L. Sandy MacLeanWhat is the organization doing now?stannard624@yahoo.com. more »

The trust was established to restore, refurbish, repair and maintain the elks national memorial building and the art objects contained... more »

The mission of Arbor Hospice is to give comfort, assurance and care to families and patients who have life-limiting illnesses,... more »

Improve the quality of healthcare delivered, and lower cost for the patients served. more »

United Ability provides innovative services connecting people with disabilities to their communities and empowering individuals... more »

Parkinson association of the rockies supports, strengthens and empowers the parkinson's community of colorado. We do this through... more »

Documentaries4kids medical or nutritional CD-Roms are being designed to educate sick children about proper nutrition & care of... more »

Children's community health plan, inc. ("cchp"), a subsidiary of children's hospital and health system, inc. ("chhs"), is a health... more »

To provide supportive services (physical, emotional and spiritual help) to families with seriously ill and terminally ill children. more »

To provide housing to low income developmentally disabled and handicapped adults more »

The national kidney foundation, a major voluntary nonprofit health organization, is dedicated to preventing kidney and urinary... more »

Blood drives, cloth drives, book drives and other charitable and community services. more »

The prescription drug assistance foundation (pdaf) is established by washington state law to provide low-income uninsured washington... more »

To provide help (snack and meal items) and hope to families in crisis when a child is suddenly hospitalized more »

As one of the largest health non-profits in America, United Cerebral Palsy's mission is to advance the independence, productivity... more »