Find Health Support Nonprofits and Charities

  mse wrote:

This charity requires you send a photo of yourself before they will donate a flight. I have gone through several other charities for free flights to treatment and have never been asked for a photo. To ask is one thing but these people REQUIRE it before... more »

  DillonsDad wrote:

ITSAN saved my son's life. He was on an escalating potency and amount of topicals for eczema and was told next he would be given oral and systemic steriods. His eczema kept getting worse. This went on for years! Aren't steroids only supposed to be used... more »

  Carolanne M. wrote:

My first meeting with the word Laryngomalacia was over 17 years ago and didnt meet anyone who had heard of it back then....... Infact alot of people did not even know what a Larynx was :) then 14 years later my much awaited child had the familiar stridor... more »

  Juanita L. wrote:

I am a non for profit model . I attempted to hold a fundraser along with other Colorado models and Designers .This organization Does not want our money. They turned it down and where not very nice about it . Just so you guys know, It should not matter... more »

  jerry4 wrote:

As a volunteer I have had the privilege to meet the patients LCF helps. I have heard patients and their families share their stories about survival, hope and life. This charity is helping people like no other charity! The compassion the staff shows for... more »

  karins wrote:

The Ceres Community Project has done a wonderful job in Sebastopol and the surrounding area - they prepare healthy meals for cancer patients, teach high school students the art of preparing nutritious food and involve members of the community with deliver... more »

  Sylvia C. wrote:

I have not had much experience with disabled kids but I crossed paths with Sandy from Victory Reins a couple of times and finally had my schedule free up so I could volunteer. I came for a Saturday morning and they needed sidewalkers. Everyone was very... more »

  suznews40 wrote:

I am the mother of 6 bio kids and two daughters from China. I heard about LWB when we decided to adopt an older child from China. The child we were considering was in an orphanage that has LWB programs. I started sponsoring a child in the education... more »

  cilla wrote:

I have many friends who have been touched by lupus, and want to do all I can to help. The Lupus Foundation has brought awareness to my community by humbly but confidently asking for specific support through donations, education, and many other services. more »

  Didi L wrote:

I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1988, before people spoke about it. I wanted to make sure that no one else faced it panic-stricken and alone so I talked about breast cancer all the time. When friends were diagnosed, I was usually one of... more »

  lisamariecap wrote:

I have volunteered for IMA for four months in Boulder, CO. The organization, run by committed and dedicated staff and board members, has clearly improved the lives of vulnerable and marginalized women and children throughout the globe, while mobilizing... more »

  davidmadausjr wrote:

Does not spend enough on ttts families and research. Took in $90k and spent $3k on families while $50k was paid out in salary. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer at BVMI and can attest to how powerfully they leverage their donations, both in-kind and monetary, and I can vouch for the serious dedication of both their paid and volunteer staff. This place runs like a machine, has the best executive... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is one of the greatest charities I've ever had the privilege to be involved with. The whole focus of the staff is on the mission to help female childhood sexual abuse survivors heal. They live their mission and make it so you can't help but talk... more »

  teresa57 wrote:

I can not praise this foundation anymore, to anyone, than I already have!! I never realized there was such an organization till I saw it, by mistake, on the internet. I was searching for help for my one year old nephew and family- that has biliary atresia... more »

  rpaines@hotmail.com wrote:

Hi, I first learned about "Kids Beating Cancer" when I attended a police conference in the Radisson Hotel Miami in 2007. I attended the conference as a member of South Wales Police, and met Adel and the girls on their stand outside the conference rooms.... more »

  Erika H. wrote:

I have spent two semesters as an unpaid intern for Mending Kids International. What I find amazing is the dedication of this small staff and their true love for the children they help and their families. Mending Kids International goes into countries... more »

  Gailmarie B. wrote:

Denver Pet Partners allowed me for 8 years to share my Princess golden retriever with patients and staff at several different hospitals and hospices. The magic that Princess could work with her soulful eyes, gentle paw, or just touching her soft coat... more »

  Dennis B.4 wrote:

An amazing organization dedicated to the health and recovery of veterans, active duty, and their families. Passionate volunteers provide free yoga and meditation classes throughout the country. Based on science, the Veterans Yoga Project has objectively... more »

  kainglhofer wrote:

As a current volunteer for Integrative Touch for Kids, I can confidently say that the time I have spent with the organization has been 100% positive. I have gained valuable knowledge on integrative medicine, supporting the special needs community as well... more »

  Patrice D. wrote:

Kids Kicking Cancer is an awesome organization!!! My son uses his power breathing techniques regularly!!! The program has taught him how to use meditation and martial arts to help him during all of his medical treatments. Our family is thankful to Kids... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

The International Pain Foundation (iPain) is your Power of Pain headquarters. We have grown off of the Power of Pain Foundation which was created in 2006. Our former tax ID is 65-1298571. As President of iPain I am excited to continue the mission of the... more »

  IWillSurviveInc wrote:

I serve as a volunteer for this organization. I also serve as the Founder and Executive Director. This organization is my life. I lost my mother to breast cancer and decided to start this organization after my service in the military. Please help us give... more »

  CAmtnlady wrote:

I have worked with kids in Odessa, Ukraine for 12 years teaching arts and crafts and working with the Directors of each orphanage, finding out what their needs are and taking many pictures. I then write a report for UAC. Everyone loves Clara Pascal and... more »

  fossa wrote:

They are a tiny organization that uses virtually all of their donations to help poor rural children and their families in Honduras and Guatamala. They provide ambulances and medical supplies, fund a clinic and and orphanage, and bring school supplies... more »

  care2 wrote:

We are a chapter of National Stroke Association. The Kentucky and Southern Indiana Chapter serves our area. NSA has been helpful in many areas, providing materials, etc. and supporting us in our efforts. more »

  James30 wrote:

I have personally engaged in a Veteran's PATH program. As a Marine veteran, I experienced great facilitators, a supportive community, and a strong program flow that helped me in discovering the underlying problems I have been struggling with as a veteran.... more »

  hazelw wrote:

Everyone in the organization understands and focuses on what helps those with auto-immune and other diseases that affect mobility and balance. Some come in in wheel chairs, others have no apparent problems. more »

  mistoll wrote:

What a great resource! The only agency in the US that provides free multidisciplinary second opinions. Instead of just one doctor from one discipline reviewing medical records, thesecondopinion provides 4 to 6 doctors from different specialties and from... more »

  sosatisfied wrote:

The Jenkins Donelson Foundation is doing wonderful things for communities when times are stressful. Not only do you receive much needed items, along with it comes a dose of love, compassion and understanding. You see and feel their joy of helping. Such... more »

  Shelby14 wrote:

PCOS Challenge is such an amazing organization making such a difference in the PCOS community. With PCOS being so greatly underfunded and misunderstood, it was so comforting finding such a vast resource of knowledge and and sense of community with fellow... more »

  Writer wrote:

I dealt with Kathy. She was so friendly, helpful and informative. She eased my mind and answered all my questions. Being that she has been in her on battle/journey with CKD, she knew what I was feeling and gave helpful hints and tips to conquer some of... more »

  Access wrote:

Hearing Loss Association of America - Diablo Valley Chapter is a wonderful organization! It helped me learn how to live well with a disabling disorder, hearing loss. I would have been a completely different person if I had not joined this group. They... more »

  Catherine Crystal Foster wrote:

I first learned about Racing Hearts through the organization's incredibly motivated and passionate founder. I never knew how important it was to get AEDs in schools and at sporting events, and how simple it can be to make these life-saving devices available.... more »

  Writer wrote:

In a time of rising health care costs and red tape, it is encouraging to see an M.D. use her training to build a center that serves people who lack access to even the most basic services! It is awesome to see the first center built and a second one now... more »

  fflglobal wrote:

Great charity serving freshly cooked vegan meals in 60 countries to people in need. more »

  Writer wrote:

while their mission is great, the way that they go about sharing it is flawed. There is too much focus on white middle to upper class people and not on some of the demographics that may need it most. more »

  terp722 wrote:

I have been involved with Protect Yourself 1 as a board member since 2005. As a relatively new organization funding has and will remain a vital need to continue the mission of PY1. While everyone I have come in contact with supports the efforts and says... more »

  Adriana B. wrote:

I first encountered The Christina Noble Children's Foundation while living in Paris. The story of the founder, Christina, and her work to make the lives of children in need better moved me beyond words. The children of Vietnam and Mongolia have a better... more »

  JohnnyP wrote:

In my four years with Fun For Cure, Inc., I can honestly say that there are not many organizations as worthy of praise and recognition for their abundance of genuine human compassion and love. This organization is small and not nearly as developed as... more »

  2021asahlberg wrote:

The Gbarnga Lutheran Mission Project does important work for a community in need and what continues to impress me is not only what they do, but how they do it. Every program is thoughtfully planned and revised with great care and compassion for people.... more »

  mariateresapg wrote:

Hello! My name is Dr. Maria Pou, I am a family doctor and a I've been working for Health Horizons International for three years in the Dominican Republic, It has been an excellent experience and I can say there is always new things to learn. I... more »

  Carole Bader L. wrote:

I have been to many of Harmony Cafe's benefits. Rosemarie McCarthy and her team of volunteers work so hard to give everyone a chance to experience the great things they do. Rosemarie is constantly working to get to her goal of opening a cafe in Patchogue... more »

  kikaibear wrote:

I'm so happy to know about this non profit and every opportunity I get I tell others who could benefit from it. It has made all the difference in my life and helped me through tough times. I know many people who the group has had a life changing impact.... more »

  zokire wrote:

This is an amazing NGO lead by some incredible people. They are at the forefront helping children in need in Ethiopia. They do outstanding work by providing school fees/supplies/food for children stricken in poverty. If you are looking for an NGO to... more »

  Writer wrote:

My son David was diagnosed with cancer at 3 years old. Throughout his year long treatment, he enjoyed getting his Beads of Courage to recognize each milestone in the journey. He was young enough that he will not remember most of the treatment process,... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer for the Power of Pain Foundation since 2007. I am involved with the awareness program, motivational and mentoring program and social outings programs. I have seen first hand how the POPF helps patients with financial... more »

  orthodoc wrote:

After we donated, we were besieged with calls every two days from telemarketers calling on behalf of this organization. We asked multiple times to be put on the do-not-call list and were ignored every time. Regardless of the merits of their cause, this... more »

  BrileyMitchell wrote:

My wife suffered a life changing stroke in June of 2005 that left her with a debilitating affliction known as aphasia, the loss of speech. From the first day that we learned of this problem we were told about the Aphasia Center here in Midland, Texas,... more »

  Amy_44 wrote:

Humorist Sam Ewing once wrote, “Hard work spotlights the character of people, some turn up their sleeves, some turn up their noses, and some don’t turn up at all.” In September of 2004, at the age of 24, I was just beginning a freelance... more »

  Carbuk wrote:

I have had the pleasure of being involved with TLCAD for over a year and am so impressed by their commitment to ensuring that their clients and dogs are well matched and set up for success. Kind, professional, caring group of people doing GREAT things... more »

  farley wrote:

First Descents blew my expectations out of the water! I signed up for an adventure camp with hopes to step out of my comfort zone. Being a cancer survivor got me into the camp but living to my potential and beyond helped me finish my camp. I walked away... more »

  Shelly1960 wrote:

I got involved with Atlas 2 years ago. A few months ago I finished their online service dog courses and am now proud to say that I am an Atlas certified service dog trainer. I also volunteer at a Team Facilitator Lead. I am grateful to be able to work... more »

  David M. wrote:

I recently spent 10 days in the Philippines touring the ICM oeprations at three of their bases. I have never seen this level of efficiency derived from the business leadership of David Sutherland, combined with local staff that all grew up in the ultra-poor... more »

  Ezer Mizion wrote:

“I’m scared,” cried the trembling septuagenarian waiting at the top of the stairs. “I’m scared to go down by myself and I’m scared about something else also.” And then he burst into tears. The kindly Ezer Mizion... more »

  smlevy12 wrote:

I would not recommend this program to anyone.I am enrolled in the program. I received my first medication order and need to speak with someone about it.I have been trying to speak with a representative for 3 days now. I keep getting the recording... more »

  kachell wrote:

My name is kachell Morris , I got accepted in spinehope program in 2017 , it was a life changing experience being there and getting the help I need, because of this program I got to work towards my goal and now I'm a nurse and I'm proud. more »

  rocdenman wrote:

I'm just beginning my Lichen Sclerosus (LS) journey and the Lichen Sclerosus Suport Network (LSSN) has been awesome! They provide more information and resources than I knew existed. I'm so thankful for Kathy and Jaclyn who teamed up to create the LSSN... more »

  haammer wrote:

My personal experience with Seek Healing is deep healing and opportunity to advance myself and my life in the direction I wish to go. I also witness great healing in others, in some cases, I hear personal stories of lives being saved. 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 »

  maggie8 wrote:

I joined Therapet 11 years ago and being a volunteer with this organization is an incredible experience. The joy, comfort and healing all the animals provide to patients, families and staff is truly wonderful. more »

  libaliba wrote:

I highly recommend this organization.without their help my family couldn’t survive.they are so professional more »

  ssryndak36 wrote:

River Discovery is a river rafting trip which serves a unique niche - adult cancer survivors and teen survivors (who travel with the parents.) This organization provides an Idaho raft trip for cancer survivors. Most of our group had recently completed... more »

  Trauma Specialist wrote:

2014 Student Advanced Reiki Class # 2: During class Bill calls student a “trouble-maker”. Student emails Bill asks not to be called names. This request falls on deaf ears. Class # 3: During class Bill called same student “wicked”.... more »

  dif4us wrote:

I first volunteered with Yanawana Herbolarios in fall of 2017, right after Hurricane Harvey flooded much of the Texas gulf coast, leaving many people without a home to return to and in great need of support. Yanawana Herbolarios was sending a team to... more »

  Jane Baker wrote:

I am an RN and a "Patient Navigator" at a Cancer Center in Carrollton, GA. Through our Cancer Center, Cancer Fund of America (CFOA) has provided numerous cancer patients with personal products, household products, liquid nourishment products, blankets,... more »

  Lisa R. wrote:

This organization does not follow the cross contamination guidelines recommended. They have purchased two homes in the Florida Keys and put patients lives at risk by providing it as a respite but not taking the proper precautions for patients. They... more »

  Deborah116 wrote:

i traveled to Kenya with a friend who is a nurse in October 2013 with Global Village Ministries, knowing very little about the organization. The entire trip was far better than i hoped it would be. The main purpose of GVM's trips are to provide medical... more »

  Andrea wrote:

Ears To You is a wonderful organization and a brilliant concept where a woman can buy great quality earrings for a low price and the money that is spent helps to fund earrings that are given to women free during chemotherapy for any type of cancer. A... more »

  hmcd1 wrote:

I attended Kira Ferrand's Heal the Healer workshop and learned valuable techniques for stress reduction, meditation and relaxation, which I use every day. She has been a tremendous help to me and I am thrilled to be able to recommend her work and that... more »

  Sandy wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with this devastating disorder 5 years ago. She is now completely dependent in all aspects of daily living. NBIA is a rare genetic disorder that slowly and sometimes not so slowly takes control of your body. There... more »

  Mike wrote:

I have worked with Variety, the Children's Charity of St. Louis for over 3 years now and I grow more fond of them each year. I mainly help with their Adventure Camp but also volunteer for other events throughout the year. I love playing and having fun... more »

  Sarah B. from Minneapolis wrote:

I have been volunteering weekly with Rakhma since I moved to the Twin Cities in the fall of 2012, and it has been a wonderful volunteering experience that I would recommend to anyone who's interested in volunteering with older adults. First,... more »

  clairemf wrote:

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

  Kelly211 wrote:

IFAA is a 501c3 non-profit that is run by patients for patients. They take on issues that matter to the patients living with autoimmune arthritis today and establish change to better the lives of patients tomorrow. They are a global network committed... more »

  kneequeen wrote:

I participate in Dr. Brantley’s class on Zoom. She makes even Zoom classes personal. It is a pleasure to get up early and move with her. Her classes move every part of the body. Monthly she introduces a theme. This month was improving sleep.I... 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 »

  Jim H. wrote:

I have been a volunteer with RESCU almost since its inception. We have held many fund-raising events, including some quite imaginative ones, and one thing that shines through all the events is the community spirit and desire to help. The community... more »

  stfhorgan wrote:

As a therapist who sees those with Inflammatory Bowel Diseases, I highly recommend this non profit as it chips away at the ever-present stigma of a lifelong disease that people have no control over getting. In our culture, we don't talk about the bathroom... more »

  CJQB wrote:

Doctors Giving Back is an absolutely AWESOME non-profit! I have had the opportunity to join their team on a medical relief trip to Ethiopia Africa and it was truly Life-Changing! We went to very remote villages, places that I couldn't even imagine exsisted,... more »

  dianedgates wrote:

WINGS touches the lives of women who say, "Why should I get a mammogram? If they find something, I cannot afford to do anything about it." It is very heart warming to see how grateful these women and families are once they are touched by the wonderful... more »

  suesheehan wrote:

I have been involved with Haiti Scholars since the beginning and I am amazed by everything that has been accomplished is these past 5 years. So many volunteers and donors have stepped forward to help the students of Mariani, Haiti. Scholarships, physicals,... more »

  Margaret Ann wrote:

Open Arms is a sunbeam in the dreary world of hunger. By preparing and delivering nutritious meals to clients with chronic and progressive diseases (HIV/AIDS, MS, cancer, ALS), we bring that sunbeam into our clients’ homes. When you envision a world... more »

  Howard Scher wrote:

This is a caring and well-organized and managed organization that combines the best of the business world with the best of the social services world. more »

  Maurice F. wrote:

I was told about Breast Friends from a Dear Friend who has battled and beat breast cancer....I was not sure what to expect or what was expected from me....but I went to help mail out letters and forms.....Who knew that the people and organization was... more »

  mkeforyou wrote:

I have been absolutely touched by the mission and vision of Sophia's Heart. I have been a volunteer and a monthly donor for the last two years. I have seen my donation truly make a difference in the lives of children and families. This is a great... more »

  Haiti500 wrote:

GCF is an organization run by volunteers creating little overhead cost. The organization is run by Native born Haitians who want to better their former hometown of Les Cayes by providing basic medical care and sometimes surgery free of charge. For one... more »

  mlhuntington wrote:

I have been working with this organization for about 10 years. They are caring, compassionate group of equestrians who are committed to help fellow equestrian industry people in their time of desperate need. Through grants and emergency relief funds in... more »

  tbates2006 wrote:

Each winter the children in our community benefit from the Head to Toe program. The Stratton Foundation goes out of their way to make sure that children have what they need to gear up for the winter months;winter coats, snow pants boot, gloves and even... more »

  Johannavan wrote:

My granddaughter, Amanda Perla, was injured in a car accident 7 years ago. She is a quadraplegic. As a client at Project Walk Orlando her health, physical ability and mental state have improved tremendously. Her prognosis when first injured and in... more »

  melanie8 wrote:

Alicia is a brave and wonderful person who suffered terribly at the mistakes of a major L.A. hospital. She nearly died from hospital contracted infections that ravaged her body, ruined her career and destroyed her economically. Despite these setbacks,... more »

  Nicole83 wrote:

U.S. Pain Foundation is a national non-profit dedicated to serving the 100 million Americans living with pain and chronic medical conditions. Created by people with pain for people with pain, the organization exists to help individuals find resources... more »

  elizabeth11 wrote:

Give An Hour is a critical resource for members of the military, veterans and their loved ones. We know that those who experience combat return home facing significant challenges including mental health issues and there are simply not enough mental health... more »

  Taking Names wrote:

The unique and fresh approach to raising awareness and donating funds to local organizations throughout the United States via Roller Derby is amazing. Working with Judi in the quest to fight Breast Cancer is truely inspirational for women of all ages. more »

  Leighann M.1 wrote:

This nonprofit is amazing because it recognizes the importance of medical education in developing countries, while respecting the local culture and needs! The employees and volunteers care so much about the local people and the work they do. more »

  ratt182002 wrote:

I'm a TBI survivor for going on 14 years this September, & last fall I was having a VERY hard time going on with life & kept having suicidal thoughts that I just couldn't shake off. I've heard of Brainstorming 4 Us, Inc. through my other group PossAbilities... more »

  john81 wrote:

As a long-term financial donor (from the clinic's early years) and as a public health professional, I feel that the Arlington Free Clinic has done an exceptional job at serving the local community in a cost efficient manner. Since their early days working... more »

  Fijiboy wrote:

This charity is purely volunteer based and I am so thrilled to have contributed to its cause of bringing healthcare to the poor in the South Pacific. The charity was quick to update its donors on how the contributions were used though a dedicated page... more »

  Brendah wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Dream Center Clinic, I have served for over year now, and I love it! Everyone is very nice, the atmosphere is so peaceful and kind. The need in our city for a place like this is tremendous, and the love shared at this clinic is... more »

  sandy5 wrote:

Hi Linette...lots going on here. Have my neck surgery in a few weeks... Going to send an email we received from RED CROSS...unbelieveable! HAHAHA... Sorry it took so long to get this out. We have to redo our web site too! We should talk and catch... more »

  pvincent16 wrote:

A wonderful organization! I did dives at Extivita and was in the chamber with Veterans. I witnessed firsthand how caring the staff is and how much this non-profit is involved. They are doing great things to help Veterans heal! more »

  amycaroline wrote:

I have been volunteering for Project Angel Heart in different capacities for the past 12 years - that in itself speaks volumes, as I am a commitment-phobe and have never done anything for that length of time! PAH is very organized in coordinating volunteers... more »

  HenryN wrote:

The foundation provides very valuable information that can be used for finding a specialist or a practice that specializes in this particular area. Also the excerpts written by other patients is insightful. more »

  MannyRivera wrote:

This organization teaches an amazing way to deal with your PTSD with sports. Nothing beats hard work and feeling accomplished by challenging yourself with sports. This year I met the PTSD crew and they are amazing people. They taught me that I can continue... more »

  johnsonbn2 wrote:

Cherished Mom continues to be a great resource for the mothers in our community who are experiencing mood difficulties during pregnancy or following the birth of their child. They offer a variety of resources including support groups, educational materials... more »

  sekalb wrote:

My husband was a volunteer at the event in Indianapolis he was so touched by the moving stories of the amazing children I decided to become a donor myself and support ROBOTS. I hope this amazing charity finds its way to Austin TX someday soon. more »

  maxpoiret wrote:

Child Heart Foundation by Dr Kohli is the definition of life saving non profit organization. Time spent and energy towards less fortunate ones is really remarkable, and I am personally delighted to have met individual like Dr Kohli. more »

  chipmonty wrote:

MAP helped to change my life by providing me a service dog named Monty. Mardu and Bob took painstaking time to make sure the animal I received and I were compatible and boy they nailed it. Monty is with me 24 hours a day seven days a week we have been... more »

  katydatz wrote:

I serve as a Development Director of a Free Clinic. I recently worked with a patient to access medications through RxPartnership. Without the cooperation from RxP, we would not be able to provide this patient with access to medication critical to his... more »

  cabernet123 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Charlotte Maxwell for two years. This is a wonderful family of passionate care givers of every stripe. The staff, the board, the volunteers all exude deep commitment to helping women who are having the challenge of their... more »

  masallas wrote:

I was the editor of the Fisher House Magazine for many years, and as such traveled to visit many houses, heard many personal stories and read many letters written in thanks to this organization. The Fisher Houses help real people every day in their time... more »

  Crystal87 wrote:

Absolutely incredible people doing an exceptional job helping so many! more »

  jeb707 wrote:

Great nonprofit doing wonderful things for children locally and internationally. They have unique programs and every member of this organization including the officers and board members donate their time. I would wholeheartedly recommend this organization. more »

  TimfromNY wrote:

I’ve volunteered for a number of myFace events. It amazes me at how well they are run. The work they do is incredible. The folks they serve are amazing! The staff is out of this world! more »

  mojy wrote:

This organization is helping a lot of appreciative elderly people who really enjoy and help they can get. more »

  scottxwayne wrote:

This organisation is stunning. Bringing together a highly motivated, highly-qualified staff team working from tightly managed budgets with expert volunteer medical teams to provide critical pediatric care to kids while building local capacity in key... more »

  Annie N.2 wrote:

I have been through so much the last few years. Life had beat me down that I felt like giving up. Through the grace of God I was and am blessed. I've felt like giving up and I was encouraged to continue my walk and journey. I truly feel blessed to... more »

  AudAssist wrote:

It's such a joy working with the staff here. The patients are happy to have been helped and most especially have restored hearing. Patients are able to receive hearing aids and services at a discount in exchange for volunteer hours. I am always inspired... more »

  Frances3577 wrote:

JBU Inc has delivered meals to me when times were hard. They have given toys to my great granddaughter. I know that if I'm in need I can call on them. Thank you JBU Inc for all you do! more »

  cchaitu wrote:

Amazed to see an organization working beyond borders to help children who are suffering from Leukemia and Lymphoma and giving them hope in their life. more »

  KyZymom wrote:

Love everything about Birth in Color. Went to an event they hosted for pregnant moms and they had each mom a bag of goodies for their new baby. I really appreciate everything they have done for me whether it was giving me items towards my babies or just... more »

  acotharn wrote:

ITT's reputation, resources and staff offer a wealth of health promotion knowledge and expertise. A healthy community benefits everyone by ultimately improving the overall quality of life. We are excited about working with ITT to help fulfill our mission... more »

  k.powell9 wrote:

I donated my money to fund many of the programs. In addition, I also donated money to offset the NPOs operational costs and much more. more »

  masonvn wrote:

I had the opportunity to work with Urban Baby Beginnings when they began setting up the Petersburg site. I was able to help clean up areas, put furniture together, and make new friends. It was an awesome experience and to know that families will benefit... more »

  irfan97_85 wrote:

Voices for Kidney Patients is doing exceptional work in Pakistan, providing much-needed support to kidney patients. Their dedicated team is efficient and compassionate, ensuring affordable and accessible treatment. The organization’s efforts in offering... more »

  stephncohen wrote:

CHYP is an amazing organization that provides enormous support to many teens and youth with chronic pain. The founder Dr. Lonnie Zeltzer is a true visionary. She is very close to my heart as she helped my daughter emerge from a terrible situation where... more »

  savannahtrone wrote:

I have attended a couple Leia's Kids event and seen first hand the impact this non-profit has on children. Their faces light up when they are being crowned! I support the mission of Leia's Kids! more »

  joe2202 wrote:

Doctors On Call provides free medical treatment for all in rural areas more »

  tdawln wrote:

I went to the charity's OutWalk Ovarian Cancer event this past year. The event was organized and well run. After the 1 mile walk, there was a reception that included food, live music, and speakers. My favorite speech was from Dr. Leiser from the Rutgers... more »

  stwbyf4 wrote:

I have not had good experience with this organization in terms of their staff/administration and their salaries and trustworthiness. The founder/president makes over $140K a year and they spend nearly 1.5 million in administrative and fundraising costs.... more »

  mba8 wrote:

Biggest bang for the buck. Ninety-nine percent of the animals killed in the United States each year are slaughtered for human consumption. Vegan Outreach is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization working to expose and end cruelty to animals through... more »

  pamelabowman wrote:

Healing Meals is a great organization with passionate volunteers and leaders. I have been a volunteer since January and truly have loved every minute of cooking and mentoring the youth . Cooking with the organic foods and vegetables from fresh gardens... more »

  seabram wrote:

We've loved been a donor and supporter of EBB. This organization is community-led and community-centered, and they're creating a new model for how birth equity can be tackled locally. more »

  Rebecca1949 wrote:

This was my first experience with acupuncture, and I must say, I was amazed at the results! Dr. Alexander takes the time to explain the procedure and answer any questions you may have, making his patients feel very comfortable. As we progress with... more »

  Roherjet wrote:

Smiles and Beyond showed compassion and understanding and got me hooked up with a Dentist who in turn hooked me up with upper and lower partial dentures. O now have the confidence to smile broadly once again. more »

  BEnriquez wrote:

I have been training with Cortez for a while and I have to say that I have changed my life around! It has been nothing short of astounding. My overall health, strength, flexibility, and reflexes have improved in such a short amount of time with the support,... more »

  JennMalecha wrote:

Getting access to the right functional lab tests and resources helped me not only understand my hormones better but completely turned my life around! As I approach 40 and beyond I'm in better health than ever before and I understand my body like never... more »

  shelly15 wrote:

well my story is that I was born with congenital heart deaffect. it is called trilogy of fallot. This organztion is one the best that I know. They are very helpful and people in the organztion is always trying find aways to make sure people understand... more »

  potter3ms wrote:

Michelle is the most caring person who give the most incredible oncology facials. I felt like I was a normal person again while in her care. I cried tears of joy after my facial. BOS made a difference in my life since my diagnosis. more »

  hgc101 wrote:

HEALS is a great organization that is dedicated to helping low income children by providing medical and health services. The passion and dedication that their team of volunteers and employees show is incredible. They work tirelessly raising money and... more »

  Rachel47 wrote:

Compassion Center is a great nonprofit that assist OMMA cardholders and community partners to successfully navigate the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program through clinics, support services and education (Compassion Center, 2012). I am interning there for... more »

  KASP wrote:

RMHCCNAZ is truly a home away from home for families dealing with the trauma of a sick child. I have volunteered with this organization since 1987. I have watched them grow from one house in central Phoenix to 3 houses in The Valley to support 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 »

  anthonygebhardt wrote:

I have followed this non-profit since its founding. The people involved are amazing individuals that truly care about the wellbeing of veterans and first responders. I believe this organization will go above and beyond for their mission and goal to help... more »

  Jennifer140 wrote:

CCA has been helping my family since I discovered my child would be born with a birth defect at 30wks gestation. They have helped with every single 7 trips to Boston from Alabama in past 5 years for my child born with a cleft to have amazing drs. I... more »

  AliceD wrote:

Miles Perret Cancer Services has had an incredible impact in my life for many years. As a cancer survivor and MPCS client, I have seen firsthand how the services offered through this organization have had a major impact on the community. The Service Coordinators... more »

  terible wrote:

I have been personally involved with this organization for nine years and I have see first-hand the impact it has on the local community and its children. While the programs employed outside of the U.S. have far-reaching, long-term benefits, my focus... more »

  John M. wrote:

As a UofL MBA student I had the chance go work with Mark, Dee Dee, and George too help look for ways to improve the Shoeman Water Project and Edge efforts. It was a truly amazing experience to get to see all of the ways that this truly inspiring group... 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 »

  drtobywatson wrote:

I used to be the executive director of a 501-c3 that encouraged patients to become fully informed about their mental health care choices and different methods of intervention. As a clinical psychologist, I witness first had how patients are often mislead... more »

  lopezsalm wrote:

ODIM graciously hosted a team of graduate students that I volunteered with in Guatemala in 2012. ODIM is an outstanding organization that places the health, autonomy and respect for the local community they serve above all else. ODIM does a great job... more »

  ehkim wrote:

I helped serve dinner here last week, standing in the "assembly" line putting peaches and nectarines on the meal trays. It's fantastic that Glide has this First Meals program, where clients can come have a hot breakfast, lunch, or dinner anonymously,... more »

  Paula Hertel wrote:

Connected Horse provides innovative, research supported equine-assisted workshops, in-home engagement kits and training that inspires connection and improves the lives of those affected by dementia and memory loss. Now more that ever, our programs... 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 »

  amyzacks@gmail.com wrote:

My first time volunteering for chemo comfort I was hooked! Not only was the company of the other volunteers so enjoyable, but it was obvious what a thoughtful and necessary service they were providing. So much research is done to focus on how to prevent... more »

  wertwogoods wrote:

My dog Oscar and I became a certified therapy team 2 1/2 years ago, and have been active volunteers since then. We volunteer weekly at a school, working with developmentally challenged students, many of whom have trouble communicating, due to autisim... more »

  Charli H. wrote:

Vasculitis Foundation has been a great source of information and support for me! I have a rare disease, a type of vasculitis called Wegener's Granulomatosis. I felt like I was the only person in the whole world who had it. But when I discovered and joined... more »

  msmustang wrote:

After my breast cancer diagnosis,I didn't have anyone to talk to or get guidance. Other support groups ignored me. Gilda's club was the worst. Then I found this group and now have several ladies I am becoming friends with and even feel like family. This... more »

  myrawis3768 wrote:

My name is Myra and I am a two time breast cancer survivor. I attended Hope Held by a Horse twice! The first was in 2015 after my first diagnosis and the second time was in 2021. Both were extremely impactful and eye opening! Most notable was... more »

  Matt42 wrote:

Ad+ World Health is a great organization and I fully believe in their mission. I have personally worked with a few of the board members and they are the most hard working people i know. more »

  lrw13 wrote:

Very helpful app, so much content and good advice. Content goes beyond just sobriety and helps you with all aspects of life. more »

  mercytrips wrote:

I am the founding board member of Mercy Trips Healthcare Outreach. We began taking small teams of healthcare providers to eastern Uganda to support the efforts of Dr. Patrick Mutono with Lodoi Development Fund in the Pallisa District west of the city... more »

  Rachel L G. wrote:

In April of 2015, I received one of the most devestating calls that a daughter could get. The man who raised me from age 15, who took me in as his own when he married my mother, and the man I looked up to for worldly advice and guidance had a massive... more »

  Sarah124 wrote:

Angel Flight is a great organization and I am proud to say I am a volunteer. I have had a very personal connection to cancer patients and I do all I can to help them. Angel flight provides a much needed service and allows me to share my skills and passion... more »

  Kim wrote:

Platelet Disorder Support Association (PDSA) is a GREAT organization. You’ll find helpful resource for patients with Immune Thrombocyto Penia (ITP). PDSA Provides education, treatment information from top doctors who treat ITP patients and a... more »

  juliarobert wrote:

This organization has definitely raise the bar. I am extremely proud to know that we have such a caring and visible organization here on Long Island! more »

  Brittany C.2 wrote:

The LFA of Greater Ohio is an amazing organization that works incredibly hard to raise awareness and support lupus patients not only in Ohio, but across the country. more »

  A friend of the CDC wrote:

I have donated to the CorrectHealth Community Development Center through Stacy Blackman's run in the Atlanta Half Marathon. I have had the privilege of attending the graduation of the first class of the Parents Inside and Out program at the Henry County... more »

  lupusarkhs wrote:

The Lupus Foundation of America, Arkansas Chapter is the only organization within the state of Arkansas under the umbrella of the Lupus Foundation of America in Washington, DC. The organization has been in existence in Hot Springs since October 1993 working... more »

  piedpiper wrote:

The www.AmericanPieParty.org is a grassroots, quintessential, diamond in the rough, faith-based, 501c3 non-profit that fights cancer with Pie in the Face humor. We believe, with your help, Americans will embrace our Pie Party Tag campaign and raise... more »

  mobileUser448285 wrote:

It was amazing to join Project Helping Hands international medical team. I went to Nepal and experienced the great work that PHH does helping and treating the people in the villages that have little or no access to health care, doctors or dentist. I was... more »

  CSEP wrote:

I have been involved with Children's Cancer Community for a little over a year. The hope and courage this group provides to all of the family members is truly heart warming! more »