Find Health Nonprofits and Charities

  Cynthia Turk W. wrote:

I learned of GiGi’s through a friend whose child was born with Down Syndrome. I became a volunteer to support their family in their journey. What I found was not only an understanding of variants within the Down Syndrome community, but how necessary... more »

  ydressman wrote:

Always Lifting Spirits/ The Jeff Weber Foundation is a wonderful organization! I can't say enough good things about them. They have donated over 80 lift chairs to those living with ALS. They are making a very difficult situation a little better! ALS families... more »

  Tracey H.1 wrote:

This amazing group brings awareness to others about the rare disease MSA and supports research activity. More so, I am impressed with the support services they offer to patients and caregivers. more »

  ilisa wrote:

Excellent organization with a impressive mission. I enjoyed my experience working with them to create nutrition content for use in their programs. more »

  katiemag16 wrote:

In July, I attended a full day workshop through my clinic at Albany Medical. The purpose of the workshop was to educate and encourage patients (and families) about PKU. This is the third year I've attended, however just a few weeks before the date our... more »

  tlstephens2010 wrote:

I am part of the school staff at ECC. I am happy to go to work each day and experience the children and staff who thrive there! The children receive such wonderful care, love and acceptance from the staff of the living facility, and the school. Despite... more »

  guntherjs wrote:

Cahaba Medical Care is not just a healthcare facility; it's a testament to the power of community and compassion. As a non-profit, their mission transcends commercial goals, putting patient care and welfare at the heart of everything they do. Their team... more »

  Jeremyjetpilot wrote:

I was able to take my Army WWII B17 pilot out for lunch with his car person to BC's favorite restaurant Boston Beer Garden. It was a delightful time for all and especially for BC, because I was able to buy him a six pack of Pabst's Blue Ribbon that not... more »

  Lori191 wrote:

I started out with this organization way back in the beginning when Dr. Dale first talked of his dream to build the mobile medical clinic. I helped out with the fund raising committee when we were just doing car washes and dollar auctions. We'd make... more »

  Esmeralda1117 wrote:

One word "Grateful"One of the most caring clinics I have been too. The entire staff is courteous, professional and very knowledgeable. I am so happy to be a patient here and would not go anywhere else. more »

  rbolton805 wrote:

I had the incredible opportunity to witness the transformative impact of Cancer Fit, and I am thrilled to share my positive review. Cancer Fit is a remarkable nonprofit organization that provides exercise and wellness programs specifically tailored to... more »

  mobileUser363704 wrote:

This organization is grass roots founded by two brothers after the loss of their mother. They provide essential service so that no family experiences the horror of not being able to find a loved one more »

  MarieF wrote:

Let's Kick ASS (AIDS Survivor Syndrome) is a grassroots, member-driven organization that serves both positive and negative long-term survivors of HIV/AIDS. They advocate for public policy, and support the community through outreach. Their goal is to end... more »

  jmarks006 wrote:

Our family gives funds to CureNFwithJack on a monthly basis because we believe it’s so important to not only support our friends and neighbors, but also this incredible organization that impacts so many families. Jack is our local hero and we want to... more »

  Necia M. wrote:

Heterotaxy Connection has helped families affected by Heterotaxy feel like they are not alone. They work to bring important medical information to the families so they can be the best advocate for their child. more »

  janhealzer wrote:

The story before joining is important! For 8 years myself and a friend along with my husband established and facilitated the Southwest Missouri Military Support Group. We meet at a bank in NIXA for one year and 7 others years at the NIXA Community... more »

  Pierre17 wrote:

Salute The Ribbon is an amazing nonprofit. This is because of the leadership and vision of Rena Day. She treats each client with dignity, compassion and respect. She goes above and beyond. She is a true advocate and champion for change. Salute the Ribbon... more »

  Tina96 wrote:

The Charm Foundation is one of the only patientcentric organizations for Lupus. Charm Foundation's goals are to help lupus warriors to reach each for support, educate the public about Lupus, and assist the individual patient by offering guidance and... more »

  HRaleigh wrote:

Working with Sam's Devotions has given me the ability to make the days of so many complete strangers! It has given me a feeling of peace and fulfillment in my life. This is a great organization that will do great things! more »

  nadrien wrote:

This a great non profit organization. The people are extremely friendly and they treated us like Family. My children love Mr. Harris. They are all about helping. I love them for that. Thank you guys. more »

  goeff wrote:

I can’t find any data on exactly how much money is collected by this foundation or details as to how the money is donated. more »

  Jennifer M.29 wrote:

I donate to the USAGA because of my father who was a double amputee. Prior to his injury he enjoyed the game of golf. After his amputations he never played golf again. If he would have know about the USAGA and all they do to include all individuals in... more »

  bodhib55 wrote:

Fun group of people using archery to help the community and veterans through outreach, events and donation support! more »

  74shovel wrote:

Great not for profit that funds non toxics research and helps area families. Very little removed for expenses so that most of money raised goes toward helping others! more »

  ellabal wrote:

Patients Rising is an incredible organization that supports patients in their healthcare journeys by providing resources, education, and involvement opportunities to be better equipped to take active roles in healthcare outcomes. I have worked with... 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 »

  amthom11 wrote:

I am a current graduate who began volunteering with Insightful Visionaries in order to raise awareness about their Blind Idol Semi-Final Competition. Insightful Visionaries gave me the opportunity to take all of the skills I learned as a Communications... more »

  jory1961 wrote:

Hope Instilled is such an amazing source of information for people living with chronic pain. I have never seen so many alternative treatment options explained in one place, and no one is trying to sell me anything. You are able to get a better understanding... more »

  Petrie wrote:

The Jack Strong Foundation offers financial assistance to families with children battling childhood cancer. This program is called Jack's Heroes.Also offered, are Jack's Brave Bags. This is a bag filled with many different Superhero items to... more »

  TomK wrote:

UOSSM USA is a great organization that funds medical and healthcare projects designed to help people affected by crises, regardless of their nationality, religion or gender. They are committed to the principles of accountability, transparency and neutrality.... more »

  Val B. wrote:

I have repeatedly tried to get information from C2C Innovative Solutions for my reconsideration appeal sent to them from Express Scripts and keep being told that I am not in their system although the rep at my doctors office who files appeals tells me... more »

  sebgpardo wrote:

The privilege to work with the Foundation for Care Integration has been a blessing. They have so much potential due to the organizations strong leadership and compassion for others!!! more »

  stefan.magyar wrote:

Charlotte and her team were very helpful and friendly when I needed the use of a wheelchair for my mother. They have a great selection and showed how to use the wheelchair that I eventually took. Highly recommend. more »

  Hunter Blayde A. wrote:

This foundation is truly spectacular.They award grants on a fair basis, and thoroughly care about the community projects that they fund. I enjoyed every step of the process, including the awards ceremony that portrays the foundation's... more »

  Nyugah wrote:

I have witnessed first hand the joys the Heart Foundation is giving to underprivileged Cardiac Patients who thought all hope was lost and was just waiting for their time to pass on to the next life. It's an experience words alone cannot express. It's... more »

  mobileUser425423 wrote:

The 2 individuals that started this are amazing. I have worked with them on other missions and am excited to see them branching out and starting this. I'd be happy to volunteer with them on their new endeavor! more »

  sam1986 wrote:

Wonderful and supportive organization. Very current with their programs and knowledge of Fibromyalgia. I met them at their booth in San Francisco and didn't know there were people actively working to help people in Fibromyalgia like this. It warmed my... more »

  emailbyelizabeth wrote:

Nicolette and her team heard my mothers story and immediately offered love, compassion, and encouragement!! They then confirmed they would help her throw a fundraising event just for her!! They put together an amazing flyer, did necessary marketing for... more »

  Otto-bug15 wrote:

This is an amazing organization. Getting our wonderful service dog many years ago, helped save my husband who is a combat veteran. It made such an impact on our lives, that my husband decided to start a branch in our hometown. It is so rewarding to... more »

  JoLyn Lang G. wrote:

I haven been part of Rise Above since the beginning. I have been able to witness it grow and also see the impact is is having in our community. It is such a great outlet allowing Shane and the other trainers and volunteers like myself reach more kids... more »

  Mark J L. wrote:

Amazing people! I would give 10 stars!! I did a ride with them and volunteered for a ride. Professional, well organized and Fun for a great cause!! more »

  Jennifer B.11 wrote:

This is such a wonderful cause. And more people need to know about childhood cancer. This page updates you about how far they have come.To keep Hailey's memory alive and to fight for a cure.God Bless everyone who is a part of making a difference. more »

  Rachael H.1 wrote:

Tim and Naomi are great! Their efforts to educate on holistic wellness and healthy heating positively impacted my life in a great way. Though her focus is not weight-loss, Naomi inspired me to change my diet and I lost 30 pounds! Her story inspires me... more »

  JGJG wrote:

Starla Pope with experience grace ministries Dawsonville GA is a true warrior and friend. She has traveled 6 1/2 hrs 1 way totaling 26 hrs so far and she not done yet. Thanks from the bottom of our Hearts from the Gilbert Family you have helped us hold... more »

  luvmygrndhg wrote:

I'm a supporter of the Always With Me Foundation. I know the founder personally. She is a woman of integrity. Her vision to provide support to women suffering from post-partum depression is a worthy cause. So many suffer alone. The Always With Me Community... more »

  leilaniblu wrote:

What an excellent company! The owner of this company is so involved with the community and so very caring. She goes above and beyond to assist and she has a heart of gold. She treats everyone as if they are family. Lots of love for this company and people more »

  lsakash wrote:

Thank you Conquering CHD - Michigan for your incredible advocacy work with patients, families and local hospitals to raise awareness about congenital heart disease! more »

  lsakash wrote:

Conquering CHD-OH goes above and beyond for their local CHD communities - the time they put in, the enormous amount of support and resources they provide touches the lives of so many. Thank you for being such amazing champions for CHD awareness and advocacy! more »

  lsakash wrote:

The Illinois chapter of Conquering CHD does amazing work for their local patients/families impacted by CHD. They provide resources, support, webinars touching upon important topics in the CHD world and virtual/in person events for families to connect.... more »

  lsakash wrote:

Conquering CHD - Wisconsin provides much needed educational resources and support for all patients and families touched by congenital heart disease. The team of volunteers work so hard in providing a voice for those impacted by CHD and we thank you for... more »

  lsakash wrote:

Many thanks to all the amazing volunteers at Conquering CHD - Minnesota for supporting so many lives affected by congenital heart disease! 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 »

  Aaronsss wrote:

I was working with organization for 'Stop The Spread' project they had during pandemic. Brilliant minds behinds. We got some cool fabrics and made fabric reusable masks with double linin. We donated 1000 masks hand crafted to random locations in east... more »

  Ladybug68 wrote:

I donated to this foundation and the money was used to buy books that were donated to cancer patients to raise awareness as to how nutrition aids in beating cancer!❤️❤️❤️ more »

  Sheri Lynne S. wrote:

This is a wonderful organization founded to provide mammograms for those unable to afford them in the Dallas/Fort Worth area of N. Texas.Since their founding in 2081, the Mammogram Poster Girls have funded more than 750 mammograms, free of charge,... more »

  HarleyJshiena08 wrote:

I can’t say enough good things about Ray! He came into our lives when are family needed a companion the most!! I suffer from severe panic attacks and Cooper has been right by my side since day one! He is so intelligent, loving and definitely a people... more »

  Kristin S.5 wrote:

Your Whole Baby is an amazing nonprofit organization that provides gentle education on the lifelong harms of infant circumcision, and information about the functions of the foreskin in an effort to end genital cutting. Volunteering for them has been an... more »

  LindaKO wrote:

This is a new organization dedicated to providing home health care to Lanai senior population. The organization just started about one year ago with volunteers. They have grown to have two paid staff and one volunteer nurse. This service that they... more »

  pixelauthor wrote:

I helped start the White Sutton Syndrome Foundation in 2018, and we've come a long way in just over a year. We have begun by promoting awareness and enabling affected families to connect, and have expanded to begin promoting research tools. The support... more »

  Melvincente wrote:

This is a wonderful agency! I had the opportunity to witness them in action, fully engaged with the people they serve. It is refreshing to see an agency that offers person-centered supports for people with disabilities! more »

  mobileUser567119 wrote:

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  staffordpark wrote:

This site is so helpful and a great source of information for anyone with this condition. The amount of information on the site is amazing and it is a fantastic resource more »

  Jen S.6 wrote:

IOWA Service dogs is an amazing organization. Their number one priority is the warriors (first responders and veterans). The team of volunteers is absolutely phenomenal. The volunteers are so caring about the dogs in training and raising awareness for... more »

  ruthbrandi0309 wrote:

Absolutely great the clinic, staff and the physicians are amazing when I first came to them I had a lot of medical issues that I left untreated because I had been homeless and had felt judged and was embarrassed. The non judgemental truly caring atmosphere... more »

  pjjedbj wrote:

In working with Life Options since the inception of creating a safe space full of care for women with unexpected/unplanned pregnancies, I have found the entire organization to be compassionately driven by its mission and ministry. more »

  tapteacher7 wrote:

Caitlyn has devoted her young life to helping other children with visual impairments while putting her own struggles aside! more »

  lynnlievense wrote:

This organization is leading the way in research for the debilitating condition of Phelan-McDermid syndrome. As a grandparent to a child with PMS, I will do anything I can to support this org, as I believe it holds the key to improving the future of... more »

  yatesrb wrote:

The ACHQC provides invaluable resources to patients living with a hernia and considering surgery to repair a hernia. Additionally, it allows surgeons to track their patient clinical outcomes and improve patient care through research and education.Robert... more »

  Nancylms wrote:

Thank you Songs and Smiles for Eric Kolb coming out to Lakeview at Josey Ranch entertain our residents with a 1950's Sing-a-Long. It was very well received and enjoyed by our residents. I loved all the smiles on their faces and the wonderful sounds... more »

  dr.keyonapowell wrote:

As the Dean of Students at Northeast High School it has been amazing to see the positive impact that Lyrik's Institution has made on our students. Lyrik's was able to provide internship opportunities in the creative arts for our students this summer which... more »

  Garylee wrote:

I needed a step in shower. Medicaid sent 3 contractors out. Marilyn Curtis with Switching Places With Your Parents ask me which contractors took time to talk to you. I told her only 1 unfortunately Medicaid goes with the lowest bids. Marilyn went through... more »

  Nikolica wrote:

So far so good mate Lets keep the good work up Bockalo aka Bocko :) more »

  feingoa wrote:

You need only view one of the more than 1,100 power posters (www.superherokids.com) or read one of the superhero origin stories (insta: thesuperherokid) to experience the absolute beauty and meaning that The Superhero Project achieves – creating one... more »

  RD.STANCER wrote:

The awareness and support the CircumSTANCE team has provided for our children during the COVID-19 Pandemic is unmatched. They have found ways to support the families and children who have suffered life threatening conditions like MIS-C and PIMS, and continue... more »

  judithwmoore wrote:

The Pius Health Clinic is the fulfillment of a dream of our friends Jim and Immy Rose Lassiter. We consider it a rare opportunity to be able to give where we know exactly how the money is spent. The Lassiters provide a detailed quarterly account... more »

  Kryptic97 wrote:

The Profound Autism Alliance launched in 2023 in response to the unique and pressing challenges faced by those living with profound autism. These individuals require 24/7 care, have a severe to profound intellectual disability, and have minimal or no... more »

  thestellaeffect wrote:

I’ve seen the work that the Lillian Rose foundation does firsthand. I am the founder of a nonprofit, The Stella Effect, and this foundation has supported us year after year through gifts for our trisomy families. I’ve also referred families to them... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

The best cpr trainers in DFW! Definitely worth it! Fun interactive class more »

  NormanBBWC wrote:

The AIP BIPOC NETWORK is a unique organization, in that its leaders live the mission on a daily basis. The organization provides support and guidance to individuals newly diagnosed with autoimmune diseases as well as those with long-term health conditions.... more »

  nanagurl wrote:

Bound for Better Organization has personality helped me with trying to find my daughter Briana Estevez who has been missing for over a year. Bound for Better stepped in with, flyers, Facebook live, podcast and so much more. Bound for Better Organization... more »

  Rhodadoda wrote:

Our son has struggled with sensory regulation, communication and anxiety for two decades. He had become socially isolated and uninterested in most community activities. Friendship Ranch Retreat provides him the opportunities to work with horses, other... more »

  skapil wrote:

I am a high school student, and when I heard that this organization was raising money towards the American Cancer Society, I wanted to opt in. I helped raise money by selling Breadt Cancer Awareness wristbands and towels to students. These items were... more »

  sarahkn wrote:

My experience at complete 1 Healthcare was truly beyond exceptional. The health consultation I received was beneficial to my overall self-care management of my chronic health conditions, that at time can become debilitating; I learned how to effectively... more »

  c.naffy wrote:

My husband and I donated to MO on 8/27/2023 to support their efforts in neglected tropical diseases. We researched multiple nonprofits working on ntds and found the work being done by MO and DWB to be the most compelling as it was a comprehensive approach... 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 »

  Amy J. White wrote:

As President of the Feeding Tube Foundation's Board of Trustees, I am very proud to walk alongside each of my team who have gone above and beyond, both on an individual level, as well as a collaborative level, since our inception in March of this year... more »

  Rosa wrote:

Like Gilda Radner said, "having cancer gave me membership in an elite club that I'd rather not belong to." I became a member after seeing brochures at Magee where my surgery and treatments were conducted. When I felt it was time to join, my husband... more »

  Holly P. wrote:

We were introduced to Dr Faber at The Institute a few years ago when my little boy was having a build up of problems. He thoroughly left no stone unturned. We are now on the path to better neurological health and wellness. We still have a journey but... more »

  mschadhauser wrote:

Dear Friends, I pray that all goes well for you on your move to your new location on August 4th. May souls be won for our dear Savior as you are ministering there. Truly this is a wonderful ministry. Not only healing bodies but healing souls. Praise... more »

  Erica_G wrote:

How a Brain Tumor Changed My Lifewww.braintumor.orgIn 2010 my world was turned upside down when I was diagnosed with a nearly fist sized meningioma brain tumor. For months, I experienced strange aversions to smells, and had bizarre out of... more »

  Shail M. wrote:

This IS the other name for GLMA: Health Professionals Advancing LGBT Equality, which is an amazing organization that was first established in 1981 with the mission of ensuring equality in healthcare for LGBT individuals and healthcare professionals.... more »

  baikall-volunteer wrote:

I have been a volunteer and donor for many years and love this organization. I've witnessed the amazing difference they make in the lives of these children. Their Program staff is professional and dedicated. more »

  Alexander N. wrote:

A capable single point source for information to support the caregiver. A valuable service, staffed by knowledgable, caring individuals. more »

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  janimyriam wrote:

At the recent Transmarch 2008 event held at Dolores park Lyon-Martin Health Services provided free breast cancer exams. I elected to avail myself of this opportunity and was treated with the utmost respect and care by all of the staff members I encountered.... more »

  tuttiemiriam wrote:

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

  Halle wrote:

This review is for the CARE program within San Francisco General Hospital. The CARE program manages the Araceli Theater Project, which is a drama therapy program for cancer survivors. Through drama classes, survivors heal and learn to express their stories.... more »

  turbo1 wrote:

This is organization is evil. Search wikileaks and find the truth behind where the money goes. more »

  fayemellos wrote:

That Man May See raises funds and awareness for UCSF’s Department of Ophthalmology and Francis I. Proctor Foundation for Research in Ophthalmology, to advance state-of-the-art patient care, breakthroughs in vision research, excellence in education for... more »

  TrishLRoss wrote:

I volunteer with MOMS. I am so proud of the way we work, deliberately and carefully to empower some of the poorest women on earth. We give them tools to become change agents and to provide good reproductive health care. MOMS leadership has... more »

  A Galarraga Montes de Oca M. A. wrote:

During my time as a Literacy Consultant with the Clark County Library District in Las Vegas, Nevada, the Lions Club assisted our clients with gaining access to ophthalmology services and in fulfilling prescriptions for eye glasses. The Lions Club... more »

  Writer wrote:

I hate writing this review because it's so sad. I am 59, have had HIV since 2005, am troubled by a number of issues including 1) Sutter Health (Bay Area's octopus healthcare hospital chain) having changed my ADAP/OAHIPP enrollment person from an R.N.,... more »

  Teresa wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the Children's Skin Disease Foundation for the past four years. It has been a wonderful experience, seeing these very ill and disfigured children experience the freedom of playing and spending time with other children just... more »

  me n you wrote:

when we decided mom needed more help than we could give her . it was a very difficult decision to make. we began to search for the best place in the bay. reutlinger seemed by far the best place. mom was very reluctant to make the move. but she agreed... more »

  onceonly wrote:

they sent a letter to our home address because my spouse serves on a board to help public education in our area. they spread propaganda about sex ed and abortion. I tried to respond at their website which could not be found. this organization is tracking... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Sequoia Hospital Foundation is extremely proud of, and deeply thankful for, our continued partnership with Bob Hammer and the Have a Ball Foundation. Each year, through our Dr. William Kennett Memorial Nursing Scholarship Program, the Have a Ball... more »

  SFFred wrote:

While my wife was in the hospital following an operation, we encountered one of the harp players from Healing Muses. The music played helped my wife a great deal with the discomfort and uncertainty that she was feeling. One of the nurses even danced by... more »

  cla2003 wrote:

The Berkeley Free Clinic is an incredible community-based organization that has created a sustainable model for direct clinical service delivery to disenfranchised and disadvantaged peoples. More communities should adopt this model of care delivery in... more »

  Victoria Emmons wrote:

I walked in the Hike for Hope in 2011 to support this amazing organization that provides the most compassionate and caring end-of-life and grief support services. Who would have ever guessed that I would be so fortunate in 2012 to be invited to join the... more »

  TCHC wrote:

I work in the HIV testing/counseling and HIV services field. Tri-City Health Center is a low cost/free clinic in Fremont CA that offers STI/HIV screening, family planning services, HIV care, primary care, behavioral health, ADAP, housing, and an award... more »

  tigerbun123 wrote:

If you all want to promote the awareness of melanoma here's your chance. Hi, my name is Taylor Stevens and I am trying to promote the awareness of skin cancer. I need pamphlets, buttons, stickers or anything related to those. If you are able to send me... more »

  Writer wrote:

I wanted to take this time to thank this wonderful charitable organization for providing me with 2 compressions sleeves and two compression tank tops. Jennifer at Marzell's is the person responsible for submitting my bills to you. As you know, Medicare... more »

  ktamara wrote:

This is an exceptional organization dedicated to empowering people to work toward their own health goals, and work with their peers to do them. It has been a life-changing experience for me to be a part of the organization since 2007. more »

  MaryPittman wrote:

PHI is an incredible resource to people who want to make a difference in public health, equity, and social justice. Whether its teaching advocacy skills to farmworker families or helping low income families and communities get access to healthy foods,... more »

  Rett Dad wrote:

This foundation provides care and support for those in need during their most vulnerable hours. They are a first class organization charged with improving the lives of the children in their care and supporting the families that care for them. more »

  tannerautism wrote:

Tell your story here and help others understand this charity : I served ESBA as a clinical supervisor for five wonderful Early Interventionists who provided service to a significant number of children with Autism Spectrum Disorders. The... more »

  medicalstudent wrote:

Medical Students for Choice ensures that medical students receive comprehensive reproductive health education. As a new medical student I assumed I would learn about all the medical issues facing my patients. But on the second day of rotations, I met... more »

  MissOakland wrote:

This is a great organization dedicated to providing support for East Bay HIV/AIDS Non-profits. The organization also serves as the parent organization for the East Bay AIDS Walk and the East Bay AIDS Education Training Center. more »

  sere wrote:

Axis Community Health has weathered the storms of change in the health care world over the past forty years and continue to grow and adapt to the ever evolving needs of the Tri Valley Area. It serves the needs of everyone, especially those without healthcare... more »

  Nannette H. wrote:

Tremor Action Network is the best objective source of information for Essential Tremor. more »

  Leslie20 wrote:

George Mark Children's House is a 15,000 square foot "home" for children with life threatening, life limiting illnesses. GMCH provides respite care, transitional care and end of life care for children and their families as well. GMCH is unique, it offers... more »

  jljdancer09 wrote:

never before have i seen such dedication and passion more »

  DevelopYou wrote:

I met Donna of Rebuilding Alliance in Khan al-Ahmar, she was meeting with the leadership of this Bedouin Village and with the women to understand their concerns and fears, which she later turned into an advocacy campaign. With a local social worker,... more »

  jrosales wrote:

From a long time ago I have had with this clinic. I do not know how it is still open. They have terrible customer service. Alma always hangs up on patients when they call so when she answers i already know to call again and make sure the message to my... more »

  dsfranklin2 wrote:

It's very hard to put into words what Blossom means to my family. A few years ago my family moved half way across the country after just having our first child. Without any family to support us we had to build our village from the people and organizations... more »

  kinder1 wrote:

This used to be a wonderful caring organization with excellent doctors and friendly supportive staff. All that changed last year when they got a new president. All the doctors have left, the new doctor is very unpleasant and uncaring. They used to... more »

  con man wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Gardern for over 10 years and they really understand the needs, the cultural barriers, and the economic binds that impact the everyday living of those in need. more »

  ggnoirs wrote:

NEF was run by Debra Caires. There was information regarding the disease and an email support group. This hasn't been in existence for years. more »

  victormarble wrote:

A top notch organization that walks the walk and provides such a diverse range of services. The Health Trust is an Operating Foundation with a staff of over 100 employees that operates community service programs, provides grant making, is involved in... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter Vanessa has attended Morgan Center for 30 years. She entered with behaviors like arm biting and head banging. Today her behavior is great; she is full of joy and socializes with long time friends with whom she shares work and play in the... more »

  Ricardo M. wrote:

Marin City Health-Wellness Center (MCHWC) took 6 years of strickly grassroots activism -- no money and bureaucratic resistence at every turn of the road. Our grassroots group of volunteers, name ISOJI (e-so-gee) initiated a communications process that... more »

  zalpha123 wrote:

Amazing organisation for a neglected cause. Kudos to the Buck and their patrons. more »

  Vicki D. wrote:

There are many people that provide lip service only when it comes to serving those who face an unintended pregnancy. However, the Pregnancy Resource Center of Marin is different. I know, because I'm a volunteer. We provide factual information about... more »

  wonhappygirl wrote:

I scheduled a donation pick up over a week in advance. I regularly donate due to being the daughter of s vietnam vet.Today I had 6 large bags and a small bookcase waiting for pickup on my front porch visible from the street.I got a call... more »

  CHAP700 wrote:

NAAF was established in 1981 with one clear goal; to offer support to individuals affected by alopecia areata. Though the mission has expanded over the past two decades, the importance of providing a substantial support program to people of all ages and... more »

  global-health-reasearch-foundation wrote:

Global Health Research Foundation is a nonprofit providing tools for sustainable health development to underserved communities. Our tools include open-sourced software targeted to create sustainability, IT and technical support to implement these tools,... more »

  hunger-helper wrote:

i did this ride a few years ago, and it was laid-back but fun. it's not the type of event filled with bells and whistles, and you might even get lost, but it's clear that it's done for a good cause and funds go to that, not to someone' s salary. good... more »

  Julie270 wrote:

I met Eric well over a decade ago when he had just been diagnosed. Having worked in nonprofit development, and having been raised in a non-profit foster care setting, I have well-honed instincts as to what motivates people; are they starting a nonprofit... more »

  Marcelp wrote:

More thanka 50% oferta icu patients have superbugs infections. more »

  Carl Kravetz wrote:

In 2011, my wife an I went on a surgical trip to Bolivia with ReSurge. Over the course of two weeks, 62 surgeries were performed by volunteers and staff from the U.S., Canada, France, The Netherlands, Mexico and Colombia, side by side with eager to learn... more »

  SCullen wrote:

I was a volunteer for this amazing organization for four years before becoming a board member. As a volunteer, I witnessed the real-life results of the dreams and hard work of its founder, Frank Brightwell. Frank's vision, one of humble compassion matched... more »

  PJ wrote:

My daughter will be finishing the progam this year as she is now too old and this program serves children. I cannot say enough about the wonderful people who coordinate this free program. All money donated goes directly to care for the horses. All... more »

  njfp wrote:

I worked with the Executive Director, Board of Directors, Program staff, Volunteers, and Clients of Mon Yough Community Servcies Inc. and its sister corporation (when it existed), named Mon Yough Human Services, Inc. for almost 7 years. After I left... more »

  vchang wrote:

Family House has four locations in Pittsburgh, and works with patients of local hospitals (especially UPMC Oakland, Shadysie, etc.). I have volunteered at Neville Family House and Shadyside Family House multiple times, making dinner or baking for the... more »

  artgoldbertg wrote:

Very helpful, skilled and thoufhtful doctors and staff. They listen and really care and make a difference. more »

  ngarambe wrote:

following the routine weekly field outreaches in the community for voluntary counseling and testing, i realized that some of our community liaison volunteers who mobilized these outreaches were heavily burdened with endless care of their grand children... more »

  stalebl8 wrote:

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

  greg1955 wrote:

I began volunteering for PATF about a year ago. It was at the time that Darryl Phillips was exiting and Cydney was assuming his vacated position. I began working in the food pantry on Monday mornings and Wednesday afternoon. I found that with the number... more »

  ldickerson wrote:

In times of extreme uncertainty, the Western Pennsylvania Hospital Foundation has remained earnestly committed to honoring the intent of its donors. With numerous demands placed on the Foundation, it always prioritizes the exact desire of those who contributed... more »

  epn88 wrote:

The Women's Choice Network in Pittsburgh is an awesome source of support to those individuals who are looking for help on making a decision. The ladies really helped me through a tough season in my life. I didn't know how or what I was going to do. I... more »

  Shelly_S wrote:

I volunteer my time to COre, the Center for Organ recovery and Education. My mom got a liver transplant and I got 13 extra years with her. In memory of her, her donor, and her donor family, I spend time setting up information tables, going to events... more »

  Laura_S wrote:

Title: What can we do next in the Childhood Apraxia of Speech movement? #givingtuesday for apraxia-kids.org (CASANA)CAS, or Childhood Apraxia of Speech is an interesting disorder from a charity standpoint. Trying to raise money and awareness... more »

  RONALDORCUTT1097 wrote:

Professional people very compassionate arrive on time more »

  losorioles wrote:

This is a wonderful nonprofit dedicated to finding a cure for diabetes using cutting edge research that bigger groups overlook. I support this charity because I have two brothers with diabetes and I hope one day that they will be cured. Diabetes Action... more »

  ChrisH wrote:

Children's Environmental Health Network acts on its deep care for children to create safer environments for them to grow. As someone who works for state-based organization that does the same, I've been consistently impressed by CEHN's commitment to real... more »

  hvmercy300zx wrote:

I received training through Reverend Rick Davis and I must say he is passionate, professional and powerful. Through his and his organizations teaching I passed my certification test on the first try. more »

  roni freeman wrote:

I found out about this organization through this article in the washington post http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2010/09/27/AR2010092705127.html and have been donating to it for 2 years. My review is based on the professionalism of... more »

  joekylemurphy wrote:

They really are at the forefront of efforts to ensure a cohesive, holistic and inclusive national response to the epidemic. They are one of the most affirming groups I’ve worked with when it comes to support for and meaningful involvement of drug users... more »

  irate wrote:

I saw the story about prescriptions for produce and I am irate! I waited until I was 24 to have my first child and have only had two kids because that is all I COULD AFFORD! ... more »

  Mary89 wrote:

Joseph's House does amazing work accompanying people who are homeless through terminal illnesses. I went to visit the house about a year ago, and was struck by the tenderness that I saw all around me. Walking in the door it was clear to me that I was... more »

  Dupont Circle wrote:

HealthHIV formally CEAER Foundation, Washington DC. Claims to be the largest HIV serving organization lead by Brian Hudjich. This organization needs a major overhaul in leadership and purpose. Hudjich has ran an organization that was started by a minority... more »

  Pam wrote:

Voice of Haiti really works as an organization with and for Haitians. They believe that many people can come together to help those in Haiti learn to help themselves while also giving support as needed directly. more »

  CherylG wrote:

Venice Family Clinic addresses the most pressing health issues for the homeless, families and those who cannot find adequate health care due to a pre-existing condition - they can apply to Healthy Way LA or pay a very reasonable payment for services. ... more »

  Jkprofessional wrote:

I am a local professional and avid supporter of ARC. The "slightly used" clothing, antique furniture, books, and other offerings at their well stocked stores offer a welcome opportunity for me and my friends to donate to support their mission to serve... more »

  Peanut wrote:

Southcentral Foundation has accomplished so much for the health and well-being of Alaska native people. It has become a model for community based and customer driven healthcare in America. It's programs for the physical, mental, and spirtual well-being... more »

  theresa_krebs wrote:

I became acquainted with Alaska's Tanana Valley at the age of 15, in 1992, as a member of World Horizons, a sort of "junior peace corps" for teenagers. I went back in the summer of 2007 and interned at another Fairbanks nonprofit, the Cultural Heritage... more »

  J.F. wrote:

What I am impressed with most. Mr. James Redford is grateful for the life he has now via a transplant, and he is using his talent his knowledge to help others. In transplant and via the arts which I feel is healing. He is helping others with his work.... more »

  Janice wrote:

Teen Health Clinic Baylor College of Mediicineprovides primary care to teen age girls at the county hopsital and sites in the schools and community setting. the Teen Healthclinic is what community outreach should provide. Often we are taught that clinic... more »

  jnbooth wrote:

I visited Special Abilities of North Texas to view how their program worked, and what they offered the young adults they served. I was impressed with everything I saw, and the growth plans for the new location. This organization has a sold action plan... more »

  Judy79 wrote:

I have been involved with this organization since its inception in 1984. It has served thousands of individuals on a sliding scale or free basis. more »

  Janiah H. wrote:

This is an excellent research think-tank deserving five stars. Its work is cutting edge, reliable and well-presented. Especially on health care, the environment and general economic growth issues, NCPA is one of the best places to go for the latest information,... more »

  Writer wrote:

It is wonderful that we have such a caring medical clinic in our town. I have no insurance and they were able to provide tests and pills when I need. more »

  jthompson1222 wrote:

I would loveto be a part of your foundation. My aunt died from bc and jt hurt me so much.itll also hurt to see other women to die from breast cancer.i would love to serve my community service hours with your program. more »

  Jimmymcarthur wrote:

I have never been to pikeville hospital before but I brought my daughter here this morning for a small procedure. I've never been treated as well at any hospital they are so kind and professional. I have crohns so I've spent a lot of time in surrounding... more »

  KYWomen4Freedom wrote:

Planned Parenthood is the best and only place to get affordable contraception in Kentucky! They do a great job and so many of us in the restaurant industry without health care count on them. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse of Manasota has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »