Find Health Nonprofits and Charities

  danesterly wrote:

I met Suzanna (executive director) several years back and have since maintained involvement in Community Liver Alliance as a consultant, donor, and volunteer. It's truly a great organization that has grown and blossomed since I became involved. If you... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  Brittany_R wrote:

My entire life, the one thing I always wanted was to be a mother.On December 1, 2011 at 1:57 pm, my dream came true. I was blessed with my sweet baby girl, Benelli. She was a perfect baby. She never cried. She was born on a schedule. It was bliss.... more »

  Sahar_Z wrote:

Click here to watch a video of Fatima's determination: https://vimeo.com/191103783Our five year old daughter Fatima has avoided two hip surgeries because of the intensive physical therapy she receives at Euro-Peds National Center for Intensive... more »

  mobileUser413814 wrote:

As a nonprofit we are offering hunting experiences or outdoor adventures to disabled, handicapped, or terminally ill men, women and children. We also give monetary donations or help supply equipment to those in need and who meet qualifications. We are... more »

  Brett79 wrote:

This equine-assisted therapy center is filled with organizers and volunteers that go out of their way to provide a positive experience for people with special needs and disabilities. The results of the therapy sessions are amazing, from helping people... more »

  sstrader2 wrote:

Bella Soul empowers young adults confronting physical illness or disability through scholarships and emotional support. It is an amazing non-profit, and none of their employees are paid for their work. They dedicate all their time as volunteers. more »

  Chaac wrote:

THE MASCOMA COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER is a wonderful resource. It provides exceptional care to regional residents with a sliding fee scale, and is available to all, even if you have no health insurance. more »

  Kellie_L wrote:

OutRUN 38 – “Outrunning” Cystic FibrosisGiving comes in a variety of forms. Sometimes, we give in ways we would never have imagined. For me, it was through running, an activity I discovered late in my life but has given me rewards... 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 »

  Jen_M2 wrote:

Years ago I lost my dad and brother to brain tumors. It was a pretty devastating time and we began to wonder if cancer was hereditary. When my daughter was 3, she developed a rare adrenal tumor and a sarcoma, I searched for someone who understood. Through... more »

  Monica R.1 wrote:

Autism FYI is a very notable charity who spreads Autism Awareness for the safety of individuals on the Autism Spectrum. I applaud the staff for educating and sharing their expertise on Autism. more »

  anordinaryguy wrote:

Carestart is the parent company of Right Beside You. Right Beside You is a free end of life doula service. This group is kind, compassionate and experienced. They helped me tremendously when my mother was dying. The care is amazing. Highly recommend. 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 »

  autism2013 wrote:

What does a parent advocate do when she see's families everyday in need of support for their children, all ages who just need a friend , someone to help them calm, focus, not be afraid, alert for medical reasons, just being their for safety , comfort... more »

  dorethab wrote:

As an eight year breast cancer survivor, I felt the need and desire to form a breast cancer foundation to support women battling breast cancer. Our foundation's mission is to take 2 breast cancer survivors, at a time, on a luxury RV daily / weekend... more »

  JoeyandHelen wrote:

Unique & personal learning experience for people with special needs. Highly recommend! more »

  dwisdom2 wrote:

Sonoran Prevention Works is one of the most dedicated and passionate organizations, across the Arizona region, dealing with the opioid crisis. It is a harrowing topic that often is difficult for many to grasp and understand the opioid overdose epidemic,... more »

  Searchlight H. wrote:

Searchlight Healthcare is a family practice new in town and they see all ages, they are fast the doctors are really nice and take the time to see what's going on with you . This is the address :98 E. Lake mead parkway suite 305 Henderson ,NV more »

  ProjectFND wrote:

FNDHope's website is a much-needed resource for FND patients, carers and doctors. They also provide a brilliant support group which is available to all those who suffer from FND, or care for someone who does. They have used research and input from leading... more »

  Dentists4V wrote:

I have volunteered my time for Dentists for Veterans and discovered how passionate the Founder and Clinical Director, Dr. Charles Zahedi, DDS, PhD is to help veterans. I have personally seen how much of a difference the organization and Dr. Zahedi have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Questionable behavior exhibited by board members while representing The A Team has lead me to question the integrity of the organization as a non profit. The A Team has done great things in the past but these new developments have the future of the non... more »

  SusieO wrote:

I have been in the NHHF Youth Program for 2 years and it is great. I learn a lot about a career in medicine and job skills for success. The director is always so positive! more »

  Wm H. wrote:

I Have ALS. This non-profit 5K run, 5K walk and wheelchair race has been helping raise awareness and search for a cure for 7 years in a row.They help local ALS patients and support ALS TDI the number one non-profit research outfit in the nation.... more »

  dBraun wrote:

Love this nonprofit! Can't wait for the Dominick's event coming up! Hope you guys raise lots of money for the Coast to Coast ride!!!! more »

  Amanda_C wrote:

Volunteering inspired me to be a Nurse!www.learntoliveglobal.orgIt all began with a phone call. When I first talked to Yanti, a woman I’d never met, she asked me over the phone if I wanted to go with her to a place I’d... more »

  KevinMc1948 wrote:

Stephanie, Rosie, and the staff at Free Clinic of Meridian are amazing!!!!. I dont know what we would do without them. When we started there they wanted to see us every 2 weeks because we hadnt been to a doctor in many years. They really care and helped... more »

  lipodystrophy wrote:

When I first started volunteering with Lipodystrophy United, I had no idea how deeply this organization would shape my life. What began as a simple desire to help quickly turned into a meaningful journey of advocacy, learning, and community building. From... more »

  jlynnleonard wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with FOXG1 in 2013. Since finding the International FOXG1 Foundation I've been able to learn more about FOXG1, how to help my daughter with her daily living, and meet clinicians and researchers around the world. I've been fortunate... more »

  jbala123 wrote:

I have worked with many non-profits in the past but have never found one as focused and motivated as Help a Diabetic Child. This organization goes above and beyond to help kids and young adults with diabetes live the most healthy life possible. more »

  scazar wrote:

I volunteer at SMILES on a monthly basis, assisting with cleaning instruments, hands on care, and more. The dentists who come in have a wonderful attitude and are always patient and considerate. Overall, this clinic provides a great blessing to the community... more »

  Blythe K. wrote:

This a wonderful organization, run by very generous and amazing people. They will take on anything that is asked of them, and don't turn anyone away that may need help. They go above and beyond what they are asked to do. more »

  Chi G. wrote:

Vista Silver Star Foundation is holding a fundraising yard sale on May 15, 2021 at 2414 Links Way, Vista, with 4 garages of members putting together from donors as introduction of the foundation.Thank you for all donations received. more »

  Writer wrote:

Someone describing themselves as the "CEO" of this organization began contacting a woman I know. His messages became more and more graphic in nature. She then stopped contacting him, but he continued to message her. He then included messages asking her... more »

  JudyLucas wrote:

Our organization, Friends of Fieldworkers, was blessed to have A Voice Discovered bring new life and understanding/speech production to one of the children of our fieldworker families. His mom sent me a photo of him at the annual Christmas party and it... more »

  Shannon Burkoth wrote:

Project Sleep is an amazing organization dedicated to and passionate about raising critical awareness about narcolepsy and sleep disorders. PS spearheads several initiatives each year including policy, research, awareness, and education. PS also equips... more »

  Writer wrote:

Love being part of a charity where the money stays local. This charity is based in Jacksonville and the money stays in Jacksonville for pancreatic cancer research. Everyone who is part of this organization volunteers their time, no one is paid. more »

  Molly_J wrote:

When we lose one HS student each year, know two recent graduates of our HS who have taken their lives and have documented 20% of our HS students have made a suicide plan (Health Youth Survey data 2014), then we are beyond critical breaking point of meeting... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Battle Continues has such an important mission of raising funds to cover medical costs for injured military vets!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call BC our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  F4TC wrote:

Fit 4 The Cause is an entrepreneurial non-profit start up providing fitness training and nutrition education for low-income communities. After only three years of IRS determination, we now serve 1500 beneficiaries including fragile seniors, at-risk teens... more »

  Writer wrote:

BLUE STAR RANCH , Serving Our Nation's Veterans would like to thank the DISABLED VETERANS NATIONAL FOUNDATION for their grant which will serve numerous veterans (including spouses and children) with the healing methods of equine-assisted therapy for mental... more »

  capsoflove wrote:

We had the awesome privilege of working with Val when she started with Caps of love collecting caps from bottles and having them recycled with money used to buy mobility equipment for the young people in need. I couldn't believe the number of people... more »

  Rhino67 wrote:

My family and son, Jace have been members of Team Mario since 2010. We were looking for an autism group to give Jace opportunities to socialize and, my wife and me to grow our knowledge of people on the spectrum. Jace, Lori, and myself have been actively... more »

  Writer wrote:

Truly doing His work at this clinic and making a well needed difference for this community. more »

  BrookeAK wrote:

This organization was key to helping me find help for my wife with a spinal CSF leak more »

  LoriVigs wrote:

This event is not to be missed. You can participate in so many ways. You can walk, run, golf, volunteer and sponsor. Very well organized and a perfect way to raise awareness for Alzheimer's and the people touched by this terrible disease. more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  Peninah wrote:

This organization strives to help Kansans to have equal access to the Standard of Care endorsed by the International Lyme and Associated Diseases Society Physicians (www.ILADS.org) Kansas Tick-Borne Disease Advocates, Inc. is a 501 c 3 Nonprofit organization... more »

  Kyleen wrote:

I have been a counselor at Merry Hearts for coming on 6+ years. Before volunteering at Merry Hearts I never talked about my CHD and hid it from the world. In my time there I have not only grown to love and feel empowered by my CHD, but the members... more »

  xnowakowski wrote:

USACFA centers the voices of adults living with CF and supports us in fulfilling our dreams. We offer a number of unique scholarships and a quarterly publication for and by adult CF community members. Everyone on the Board has CF ourselves and understands... more »

  Writer wrote:

The chance to fulfill a child's wish and grow their imagination is truly a blessing. I wish you all the best of luck and look forward to supporting your cause. more »

  Writer wrote:

In providing therapy at no cost to individuals who stutter, the Michael and Tami Lang Stuttering Institute also provides a hands-on, academically-enriching, meaningful experience for the students who are lucky enough to volunteer there. As a student clinician,... more »

  Jenny_M wrote:

My Six-Year-Old Son is My Giving StoryIt was the week after my son turned six years old and also started kindergarten that we knew something was wrong. My son, Michael, had always been a healthy, energetic little boy who loved sports and learning.... more »

  Carolyn_P wrote:

The Lisa Colagrossi Foundation is a private funder of brain aneurysm programs focused in the areas of awareness, education, research and support throughout the United States. Her story inspired me to do more regarding bringing awareness regarding this... more »

  Hazel2 wrote:

I have been fortunate to have seen the work of WWS on many occasions and to get to know the team very well. Their dedication and commitment is genuinely inspiring and the work they do gets great results. They have a holistic approach to care for the community... more »

  savingyounglives wrote:

The Foundation supports CPR and AED training for students and communities across South Dakota. It supplies CPR kits and AED's AT NO CHARGE to schools! The Foundation is endorsed by the SD EMS Association and Screening America. Saving Young Lives! more »

  Annabelle_H wrote:

Two years ago, I learned that my beautiful son was sick with Crohn's disease, a day that will remain etched indelibly in my mind. As soon as I got home from the hospital, the quest to understand, to learn began. Soon after, I discovered the terrible words:... more »

  TheProstateCancerCoach wrote:

All of the non-profits who are involved in prostate cancer typically focus on either new treatments or offer support to men who have diagnosed. This foundation also know as PCaAware is the only organization that focuses exclusively on the need for men... more »

  Lauren_P2 wrote:

I became involved with South Shore Peer recovery 2 years ago when I went to their host showing of "The Anonymous People." Our daughter entered treatment for substance use disorder the year before and we were anxious to learn more and prepare ourselves... more »

  Maveun7 wrote:

Lots of empathy in theirs Facebook group. Mothers talking and share their experience more »

  lgregory wrote:

I have served on close to a dozen large and small nonprofit boards over the last 25 years. I can say without hesitation that serving on the board of Safe Space Radio (SSR) has been one of the most rewarding board service experiences for me. We are a small... more »

  Akiva Z. wrote:

My 4 year old son was born with Hyper IgM Syndrome, a 1 in a million, life threatening, rare Immune Deficiency. Inspired by his resilience during the long hospitals stays, two bone marrow transplants, and a life in isolation from other kids, we raise... 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 »

  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 »

  IngridTonelli wrote:

Best decision of my life was to dedicate myself to this cause. These children are wonderful, and the commitment all volunteers share are very inspiring! more »

  dmv13 wrote:

A horrible tragedy occurred on Thursday July 29th 2017. Rip Mr. and Mrs. Butera May god be with children and family. more »

  Elaine_C wrote:

In 2014, I met a young boy named Ethan. My daughter was spending the day with him and I was introduced to his parents. After speaking for some time, I learned that at the age of 6, Ethan was diagnosed with an extremely rare and terminal disease called... more »

  Dan_C wrote:

Memories, whether good or bad, are often defining moments in one's life. Our ability to look months and years back, capturing moments and emotions of certain events is awe-inspiring. Early teenage years often hold memories like growing up with friends,... more »

  Lauren_D wrote:

I began working with the Disque Foundation three years ago as a junior in high school, not really completely understanding our mission. However, it didn't take me very long to see the big picture. The Disque Foundation seeks to empower people to save... more »

  DRESQMEYN wrote:

Brian and the staff at the PDRI would pick my dad up once mom couldn't, drive him all three days. Mainly in the Jeep with the top off. I don't think he cared about missing a day, but he was never sick on a Thursday. They did good work, getting to ride... more »

  Dennis H wrote:

I started volunteering with Deafinitely Dogs in 2018. It has been a great experience helping raise the Service Dogs in Training. What they do for people is awesome, and I’m happy to be apart of it anyway I can. more »

  Mpolk wrote:

I had a client that I did a job for and the client is also a client of guardian angels,I put in a lot long hours doing this particular job. I have known the client for over 20yrs. as I also had this clients mother as a client of mine as well (great family).I... more »

  Stephanie Shandra S. wrote:

Wonderful charity run by an incredible family raising money for a great cause! more »

  moovinrn wrote:

Have volunteered at times and was very impressed with the dedication volunteers show to the cause. Mason’s Toy Box helps not only the sick children but also their siblings and parents by identifying what their needs are and going to great lengths to... more »

  PSICEO wrote:

Committed to raising the standard of care for adults with special needs. Dedicated to assisting in both personal and professional development for individual employees. more »

  katiepwallace wrote:

Spirit Ride is a non-profit that provides equine assisted therapy for children with special needs. Working alongside the family, with a team of volunteers, each child is able to have an hour long session each week during our spring, summer, and fall seasons.... more »

  Jessica J.1 wrote:

This is one of the vary few charities I donate to. I have gone to the concerts for the last 2 years and the bands are great. I even have found a few new bands that I enjoy. Music Fights Back gives to the kids a bright shinny spot in their lives that... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Blue Hat has such an important mission of providing support & awareness in underserved communities about colon cancer to save more lives & educate!! Founder/CEO/survivor Candice Henley is a longtime friend and one of the best humans I know!!... more »

  Love-the-Art wrote:

I went to an Art exhibit that was held during "Jazz in July" at Hoyt Sherman. The display of Art was small yet so amazing and impressive!The directors (husband & wife) were so informative, and explained the pieces, it really made the day so much fun... more »

  mfisher50 wrote:

Rising Hope is a place of restoration and refuge from the every day distractions or burdens. My daughter Brooke looks forward to riding and socializing every week with friends and the horses. Listening to her laughter warms my heart and seeing her connect... more »

  Crystal C.1 wrote:

New Life Ministries in Montgomery and Frederick saved my life. I was using crack and heroin on a daily basis. I was dying. I met someone from New Life at my outpatient in Frederick and my life changed from that day forward. They counseled and sponsored... more »

  drjohn wrote:

One of the goals of this organization has been to promote what are called "Right-to-try" laws. This Michigan law was created to let terminally ill patients try experimental therapies (drugs, biologics, devices) that have completed Phase 1 testing but... more »

  sjames12 wrote:

CoraCares came to my sons middle school 6 times during the year and spoke about the proper foods to eat, the importance of exercise and most importantly the message about treating each other with respect regardless or their size, color or economic status.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Pilates, Zumba and Line Dancing classes each monday, wednesday and Friday @ 5:30 are growing and helping so many lose of maintain a healthy weight. Nutrition mini-classes at each session!! more »

  JERICHO7 ARNAUD PROJECTS INC wrote:

WORTHY CAUSE! JOIN US IN BUILDING AND LEAVING A LASTING LEGACY! We are grateful and thankful for the opportunity to be of service to humanity. Thanks be to God our humanitarian relief and mission organization, JAPI, is celebrating eight years... more »

  jasmineleigh17 wrote:

I was disqualified by ABC because I’m a survivor of Domestic Violence. Not because of any medical risks. Hopefully the director contacts me soon to give me something more concrete and along the lines of the policy. more »

  highcalpens wrote:

The therapies at Homefront Therapies were exactly what I needed to help my transition from military life to the civilian workforce. After two tours in the middle east I was diagnosed with PTSD and struggled to find the focus, confidence, and motivation... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a bogus company do not donate to it!Had fund raiser for this company because I am kidney failed and there is not contact anywhere. more »

  Daimeon wrote:

My spouse and I decided it was time to do our married planning. My mail to spyhackelite @gmail com made the process easy. He listened to me, what we wanted and made great recommendations on how we can best plan for the future. He explained in simple language... more »

  Nicole N.2 wrote:

Our daughter Ciera was 18 months old when we rushed her to the local emergency room. Lab results demonstrated Ciera was in critical condition in need of blood. Her little body had 5 units of blood; she should have had 12 units. This hospital does not... more »

  Paula_L wrote:

I met Mrs. Paula Livingston about three years ago when we started sharing an office at the local community college as adjunct instructors. That first year we got to be friends both at work and on Facebook. The next year she began talking about her 15+... more »

  mommsue1 wrote:

I was diagnosed with SMAS while the non-profit was still being born. The non-profit has helped so many warriors in the last 7 years (can’t remember the exact date the non-profit became to be) with grants and even with building files of Drs and surgeons... more »

  hsi2018 wrote:

HSI is a 501(c)3 non-profit movement leading the way in educating the community on the benefits of proper spinal hygiene and allowing families access to regular chiropractic care by removing financial barriers. It's now evolved into a national... more »

  RCJ081982 wrote:

This agency professes to assist cancer patients with financial struggles during their cancer diagnosis. I have waited three months to write a review as I wasn't even sure if this is a legitimate agency as NO ONE ever responds to emails; their applications,... more »

  rnpvscancer wrote:

One of the best AYA cancer programs in the US. All of the programs are virtual (AYA patients and survivors outside of the US can join too), and I'm so grateful to be able to participate in their wonderful programs when I don't feel well and can't leave... more »

  Adam Farris wrote:

Peace, Love, The HUB Houston thank you for starting a program where I feel welcomed by all members of the community I appreciate each and everyone of you at the HUB Houston more »

  Craigy57 wrote:

This organization is near and dear to my heart. They’ve helped save 1000s of uninformed people from contracting West Nile Virus. They, along with their research Dr on staff have made the lives of many WNV sufferers, better. They’ve saved lives of... more »

  marcelaramirez wrote:

Coamed Foundation is a Non profit organization of Healthcare professionals from Colombian origin that helps underserved populations in Colombia and locally in Central Florida. Through its almost 10 years of existence we have helped thousands of people... more »

  jill0726 wrote:

awesome, giving, competent and selfless people, doing what they do for all the right reasons. Straight from the heart! Thank you, Joseph Dreamhouse, for helping myself and so many others during these times of struggle. more »

  madonnacarey wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer at the IIOP grand opening and was beyond impressed with this remarkable facility. Offering educational, training, research and support services to veterans and amputees, there is no doubt this facility will have a huge... more »

  nikki123 wrote:

PIC offers current science on the risk of the vaccine vs the risk of the disease. This is a very hardworking volunteer leadership non-profit that provides free educational materials and advocates for informed consent in vaccination. https://physiciansforinformedconsent.org more »

  Wheeliegirl wrote:

nice to see this as an option , there's a few who are really thinking of the broken. I would like to open a few option for the valley. I am a new paraplegic and would like to help those who i can . please feel free to email me with comments or needs... more »

  drashid wrote:

I was homeless with my 4 children. My friend who lived in a housing program gave me OWCF’s number. We were welcomed into their housing that evening. We stayed with OWCF for 2 years. I learned that OWCF was private and have never received government... more »

  ozsale wrote:

The Desi Strong Foundation is an incredible blessing to the many families fighting pediatric cancer. The financial assistance, donations to research and of course..the Desi Strong Doll. The Desi Strong Doll brings so much comfort and joy to kids fighting... more »

  J Edgar B. wrote:

SMKC provides direct medical, behavioral and social services to our homeless population in the Greater Kansas City Metro via street rounds and clinics we run in collaboration with our various community partners. 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 »

  catchalie wrote:

This appears to be some sort of a scam. There is no real information on their website about who runs it. Their programs are bogus. There is no phone number and the address shown, 1869 E Selective Way, Post Falls, doesn't exist. more »

  lemonsoflovenw wrote:

We create beautiful handmade tote bags filled with quality products to comfort cancer patients undergoing chemotherapy. Products like organic lotions for dry chemo skin, Old Fashioned Lemon Drops for the awful chemo taste and dry mouth, ginger teas... more »

  novafan01 wrote:

After meeting failure time after time through benefits offered to veterans, I stumbled upon Check Point One. It's a breathe of fresh air to be able to slowly put my guard down and realize I can make progress and not have their system fail me as other... more »

  Kristyn B.1 wrote:

I am eternally grateful for the GSSI and how much they helped me. I live three hours away from the motility clinic so when talk of trying the temporary gastric pacemaker came up I was wondering how I could really do it. I only work part time barely so... more »

  Cathy S.2 wrote:

Susan Frailey, RN is a pioneer woman with a huge vision to help end suffering. I am proud to be on board with her as a colleague and mentor. This Prep is gentler and safer for those who need routine colonoscopy. I value her insights and wisdom that blends... more »

  PatriciaLe wrote:

These people have knowledge, experience and a heart for helping others. more »

  Writer wrote:

Even though the loss of Scott has been excruciating, we are happy to continue his legacy by helping others who fight cancer! We pay bills and we donate snacks to the Center for Cancer Care and plan to keep doing more as we grow! more »

  reltubnoj wrote:

Excellent organization - the storiues of childrens lives that have been changed are unbelievable - and they have helped almost 300,000 children. Utah's greatest secret. more »

  Eileen K.1 wrote:

An amazing experience bringing art and creativity to kids getting chemotherapy. This organization is making it's small piece of the world beautiful and bright with the ultimate goal of a world without cancer. It was a fun and humbling experience to... more »

  John-Christy C. wrote:

My daughter Paisley was born with Spina Bifida . She developed neuromuscular scoliosis secondary to this. She has a weak core and has to prop sit. Our Insurnace only gives us 20 visits a year of Physical therapy . We have tried so many different exercises... more »

  BobEvans wrote:

I'm Bob Evans and live in Ball Ground with my wife Mary. Back in 2003 an unknown deadly virus entered our 23 year old son's heart and in approximately 10 days destroy 80% of his heart's ability to work. The transplant team at St. Joseph's Hospital examined... more »

  dylanryder wrote:

Health4theWorld is active in so many parts of medicine and the world it really is amazing. In just a few months of being a volunteer, I have met professionals from around the world and worked on so many interesting and fulfilling projects. The leadership... more »

  katsmith1970 wrote:

Dr. Troy Foskey Jr & his expert staff gave me a second chance at life if not for Doc Foskey i'd be dead or in jail! I love u Doc! Thank U SOOOOO MUCCHH!! more »

  Cb6092 wrote:

Life has been hard for the past two years. Having a cancer diagnosis and then reoccurring cancer in less than a year. Traci was able to bring life into a very tired body. Her understanding of cancer, the effects and her gentle touch were life giving.... more »

  DhwaniKharidia wrote:

Love volunteering and managing this organization. I have gotten feedback from many homeless shelters that the service we provide is excellent. I highly recommend donating and visiting the website. more »

  jadakiss724 wrote:

Prestige Workforce helped me obtain a good paying good very fast. They always treated me with respect as well. I would definitely recommend this company. 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 »

  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 »

  daisymaepd wrote:

In the past 2 1/2 years, I have gone from knowing nothing about horses to spending at least twice daily, seven days a week, in the barn. It has been fulfilling to help not only the horses and barn cats but also helping our participants and working with... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

AAIDA has such an important mission of supporting the 25M Americans living with immune disorders!! GREAT org, GREAT team, & the CLOZTALK team is honored to call AAIDA our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder 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 »

  sawbridge wrote:

My granddaughter, Teagan (Sweet Tea) has been fighting her way back from brain tumor and its subsequent surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and post treatment impacts. Her inspirational courage is contagious. Her mom, Tatum, my daughter realized how lonely... more »

  lexandangela wrote:

Great organisation! I had FUN!! watching cataract ops for poor villagers in Fiji, and was so impressed I’ve donated ever since. It costs just $25/ operation! more »

  lsakash wrote:

I am so glad that CCHD-WA is available for all patients and families impacted by congenital heart disease. Thank you for all of your hard work!! more »

  ManMan1 wrote:

I referred Medcy to a friend who was looking for a blood pressure monitor and they came through. He loves it and it works like a dream more »

  dw101 wrote:

The only organization worth going to for help in the Porphyria's. You can get answers to questions that are difficult to find elsewhere. The USPA has helped me get a lot of my life back by recommending sources to go to and people that understand the... more »

  gemini22 wrote:

There has been significant issues with the Executive Director at IRespond Global. I have found him to be dishonest on several occasions. This behavior undermines trust and affects the organization’s credibility. There is a negative review on Glassdoor... more »

  jimmcbride wrote:

LKAPS is an amazing organization that helps long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS suffering from AIDS Survivors Syndrome (A.S.S.) find social connection, community and education. I lost a friend to A.S.S. - he became an alcoholic and a recluse, and died alone.... 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 »

  pgn1968 wrote:

This pregnancy center does so much for moms and families in need. It's a real blessing to Warrenton and the surrounding area. more »

  chipgeiger wrote:

A newer foundation established to help families that experience Congenital Heart Defects. The costs of staying away from home during treatment for infants can be daunting, Sams Sweet Heart has experienced that situation, and can provide resources to... more »

  kb2019726 wrote:

What a great resource for the area.I've used services at their Manchester location for years and refer many folks here. more »

  mobileUser619509 wrote:

The leadership of this organization is inspirational. They work tirelessly for their daughter Tess and kids like her. The USP7 community is lucky to have them. more »

  Ibrahim Bondi wrote:

Working with the World Roma Federation (WRF) has been a truly rewarding experience. As the Outreach Coordinator, I’ve had the opportunity to be deeply involved in initiatives that highlight and support the Roma community's heritage and advocate for... more »

  22...1981 wrote:

We are on new nonprofit.. we just want to reach out help bring awareness.. everyone thinks said bladder cancer only happens to older people completely wrong.... my brother who is the president was diagnosed with stage 4 bladder cancer about five years... more »

  CMullen wrote:

The BSP Free Clinic is a community-driven, non-profit healthcare organization with the needs of individual patients in mind. Founded in 2001 by three local doctors, BSP became the first clinic in Wisconsin to address the critical need for free specialty... more »

  kchriscoe wrote:

Nextstep Raleigh is great. They care so much for their clients. Would recommend them to anyone who needs their services ! more »

  rachelagnello18 wrote:

From the time we got a gift card during the pandemic, to just talking and getting to know my husband and our family’s story (and sharing it)Eric has been a pleasure to get to know and he’s such an amazing person, along with his team who helps... more »

  heidibpelczar wrote:

I've been volunteering with Heroic Gardens for three years this summer. I have a few comments:*It's incredibly rewarding - I've made personal connections with other volunteers and project beneficiaries that have changed my life and the lives of others.... more »

  KratomUnited wrote:

We love sending herbal care packages to military veterans who've served, now it's our turn to serve them! Veterans@kratomunited.com for veterans to contact us. For civilians, email contact@kratomunited.com more »

  nosmundson wrote:

This is an open experience with fantastic instructors. As close to a real life experience as you can get. I would recommend this simulation to both new and experienced providers both. Learn something new or brush up on skills you may not use everyday.... more »

  juliebear wrote:

My son, Jacob, loved Building Pathways this summer. He looked forward to go each day without any anxiety which is a huge deal. He felt comfortable, accepted, respected, and loved. Everyone is so nice. The space itself was perfect. A very good feeling.... 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 »

  purecareaz wrote:

I am happy I found Dr. Maymon and I support Pure Body Health. I have had many of my friends question the naturopathic profession and this wonderful way of natural health care. Prior to meeting Dr. Maymon, I unfortunately surrendered to the traditional... more »

  Christian J. wrote:

Beautiful well produced events to create awareness about Endometriosis. I will volunteer again! more »

  ishamay wrote:

I called Samuel's Supper without really knowing what they did, only knowing I felt overwhelmed. We were in the process of bringing home my medically complex 6 month old baby. They immediately were wanting to help me even though my requests were all not... more »

  Cait Y. wrote:

When a family friend experienced the birth of their medically complex baby, they felt alone and scared. The Evelyn’s Treehouse leaders reached out to this family immediately and made an instant connection for support and love and understanding. The... more »

  Amandadod98 wrote:

I have been with MBRNPC since the beginning. My goals have always been to support our military families in the perinatal space who are often overlooked and lack support at duty stations. more »

  laceylong wrote:

Broadway Hearts made magic happen for our 10 year old who is battling B-Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia. She was gifted a weekend full of joy and smiles thanks to the work of this incredible organization. Their amazing partners gave her a worry free adventure... more »

  HISBreastCancer wrote:

This nonprofit hits very near and dear to me. Brian was an exceptional young man that has physically left us way too soon. He has touched so many in his young life and his heart and soul will live on through each and everyone of us. Now, we need to educate... more »

  toosharpnky2232 wrote:

I want to take a moment to recognize the incredible work being done by Tip It Forward in Louisville, Kentucky. Their mission to provide equitable, trauma-informed, and integrative health services to underserved individuals and families is truly inspiring. Through... more »

  emkay_mk wrote:

“Helping hands are better than praying lips”Shiva Kumar being an ardent devotee and firm believer in God, an experience he has come across about the plight of cancer patients during one of his pilgrimage made him rethink and realize what devotion... 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 »

  Mike S.24 wrote:

Truly one of the best non-profits in Indiana. I have had the opportunity to volunteer for The Little Timmy Project a few times and can't begin to explain how important the work they are doing is to the local community. The fact that expecting mothers... more »

  Diane F.3 wrote:

Kiernans Kindness is such a wonderful nonprofit. They are So ready for the covid virus injection to be given to all so they can get back to helping the community with the love and caring of their volunteers with the pups to help out everyone. They are... more »

  Literacy 713 wrote:

Rowdy Foundation Inc. is and amazing organization to volunteer for, The organization has been doing the computer Olympic for twenty year at university of Houston. Eradicating illiteracy amongst children In Harris and Fort Bend surrounding county. Mission... more »

  kdcarpenter wrote:

Incredible! Volunteers came dressed up as Mrs. Claus, Santa Claus and elves to the hospital. They gave out presents, sang songs and visited with every patient on Christmas Day. Over 65 of them in the hospital as families serving and lifting spirits!... more »

  Barbara Ann Y. wrote:

URXCEPTIONAL works in our community to provide educational opportunities for our community members that otherwise would not exist. They specialize in helping Autistic individuals to be more successful in whatever they choose to do. more »

  rachaelkfoundation wrote:

Rachael K Foundation is a nonprofit organization that cares and serve others with special needs in our community, with an emphasis with cerebral palsy and all kind of disabilities i am glad to have them in our community. more »

  ejhalllll wrote:

I can't even find this website! I am so surprised to learn that Lakeside CA has 270 non profits! They are springing up everywhere! As a person experiencing distress from identity theft I am suspicious of all kinds of on line non profits....please... more »

  sarah.marsden13 wrote:

Incredible organization doing so much good within the community. The organization has countless programs and resources to help individuals with autism thrive and achieve success, not only in their youth - but beyond. I've been so impressed with each... more »

  tpaes wrote:

I have 2 children with rare genetic disorders, CTNNB1 being much more rare than the other. Despite how much more rare this condition is, the CTNNB1 Connect & Cure NonProfit has been such a fantastic resource and support for our family. We’ve found hope,... more »

  Honesty01 wrote:

BEWARE! Scam Alert! This is a BAD GROUP! The founder harasses other organizations and uses her social media to pretend she is being threatened by the very people SHE is actively threatening. Which causes her followers on social media to attack her target.... more »

  amybeth7367 wrote:

Rock from the Heart started as a vision to help a few people diagnosed with aortic disease. It has since grown and people reach out to us weekly for advice and support. Those who attend an event will tell you that Rock from the Heart is a "feeling."... more »

  Harraseeket Foundation wrote:

I have had a chance to work with Youthcast Media in recent months and love their work. Their mission, to serve youth in finding and spreading a voice on important social issues, is a perfect bend of activism and involvement. They are making a difference... more »

  Perbs wrote:

The Director of Contonchi Pro Vision Internationl Dr Jason Ofori has been consistent in assisting an equipment-deprived Eye Department of a hospital ( Tetteh Quashie Memorial Hospital) in Mampong Akuapem to receive some vital eye surgery equipment to... more »

  Kaylee K.1 wrote:

What a great idea to use dance as a form of recreational therapy for our vets! I would have never thought to see my soldier or any other soldier being care free out on the dance floor after experiencing so much trauma, but that is what this program does.... more »

  1234nm wrote:

AHO is amazing Non Profit making great impact in Africa more »

  smcrawford71 wrote:

I am a volunteer with GCH Hero Foundation and cannot believe how many lives we have touched. Through the hospital visits, home visits, and day trips with families, we have been able to bring smiles to faces that may not have had many reasons to... more »

  megambon2164 wrote:

I have had an amazing experience with The Defeating Epilepsy Foundation. I found a community where I was immediately and warmly embraced. Natalie Boehm, the president of the board of directors, reached out to me because of my involvement in a branch of... more »