Find Health Nonprofits and Charities

  Dr77 wrote:

Vision is Priceless screens over 30,000 pre-school children each year in the Jacksonville area for eye disease. Eye disease in children is best treated when identified early in life, and VIP is the only regional organization dedicated to this task. ... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Southeast Ohio Sight Center, Inc. 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... more »

  gregandcoriparker wrote:

If you want to donate to an organization that does specific, concrete good deeds, this is the one! My wife and I have had to make two 911 calls for child-related emergencies, one for each of our young sons. The AVFD showed up within minutes for each.... more »

  Heidi Klise wrote:

I have volunteered with Esperanza 4 different times and I can guarantee that it is an outstanding foundation and uses resources well and needs donations. more »

  kkan wrote:

The two week long Lunar New Year celebration in Lakeforest Mall, Gaithersburg, Maryland that had been staged every year for the past ten years or so is supper. It contains stage performences of music and dance as well as exhibitions of Chinese paintings,... more »

  bvyproducts wrote:

I participated as a volunteer, in a medical mission trip with this organization, and had the pleasure of meeting staff and leadership. I was very impressed with the professionalism, quality, and thoroughness of the work they do. Mothers and fathers of... more »

  Shn Tsen wrote:

Predator of in-kind fund donations. A plan B for failed cancer vax projects. Was and is fabricated research on the level of 3/5. Only ultra wealthy benefit, not general public. Average patient mortality high. Not true transparency in practice. Falsely... more »

  mfarrell28 wrote:

Make a Wish foundation is an exceptional organization. They work far beyond anybody expectation to make families like us to feel amazing. They help my 6 year old daughter that has ongoing spinal surgeries 3 times a year. She spend a lot in the hospital.... more »

  David12M wrote:

The best medicines can't help anyone if the people who need them do not have access to them. VillageReach works in neglected rural areas in developing countries to help set up distribution systems to help bring medicines to those in need. GiveWell the... more »

  William G.2 wrote:

In February 2007,I had a TBI brain injury. For three months will in. the hospital I keeptalking about golf they introduce me to Mendie Deer the exitive did.of Fore HopeAfter several weeks Fore Hope help me back to playing golf IAM still playing... more »

  GordonFlash wrote:

This is a great organization that is definitely impacting the community. more »

  Trish M. wrote:

I was searching for a volunteer opportunity that would bring joy to others and to give back to the community in which I live and work. This branch is so well managed and organized. They truly live up to their mission every day and 80% of the money they... more »

  timcook wrote:

My name is Timothy cook im 65 living in my van at Kapiolani Park in died straits almost blind without my glasses in need of new glasses clothing and other things can any one help 808 699 7900 more »

  Jennifer_D2 wrote:

Making Your Darkest Days Feel BrightMy upbringing was rough. My dad was in and out of my life and my mother wasn't too sure on how to be a mother. My grandmother, alongside with my grandfather, did a lot of my raising. On top of absentee parents... more »

  joycesgrandma wrote:

Makeawish is a fantastic program. My granddaughter got a wish in 2016. She wanted to meet her favorite wrestler. She has since passed away but you guys gave her the greatest time of her life. We went to San Diego and she got time with her wrestler plus... more »

  Jay_13 wrote:

The staff of the Make-A-Wish Foundation of Suffolk County has always been kind, courteous and professional. Every time I have volunteered it has been a great experience. more »

  DanSchoepflin wrote:

I was a Make A Wish child back in the late 1990s My wish was to play with the Disney World band and it was Awesome! I played the baritone horn at the time and was only good at easy music, but, the director at the time Major Mike met with me early at went... more »

  lucindamcguire29 wrote:

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

  Susan386 wrote:

The Lowell Association for the Blind does an outstanding job supporting the needs of both children and adults with vision loss. In addition to educational and social opportunities, LAB frequently sponsors sensory rich field trips. The knowledgeable ... more »

  joeelijah wrote:

Have faith in Jesus trust in him.pray and let Jesus handle it. more »

  Writer wrote:

Highly supportive to both clients and volunteers. Varied and well taught classes, free to clients. Caring, kind staff, always searching for new ways to connect with those living with cancer. more »

  Js Mom wrote:

My son has attended the Monarch School for five years and is graduating this year. This school has given him a sense of community, a better understanding of how to interact with peers and adults, and so much happiness. Before the Monarch School we worried... more »

  Gardenia wrote:

The Alzheimer's Association, Delaware Valley Chapter is a wonderful group of dedicated, caring, professional people working to assist those affected with this dreaded disease and their caregivers. They also work diligently to raise funds to be able to... more »

  michael-morton wrote:

Wonderful non-profit doing amazing work helping those in need in America. Good use of donated funds and programs that really make a positive difference for good. more »

  M.Anonymous wrote:

I receive my healthcare from NO/AIDS Task Force. This organization truly saves lives - it saved mine. Their services are the best in New Orleans. "Compassion" is the word that comes to mind. I am grateful for all the support I have received. more »

  Jason45 wrote:

The score speaks for itself, pleas help! Please make a donation to help grow our organization! more »

  Janet A. wrote:

I first met Merri Pearson thru the Medford Chamber of Commerce. I have since worked closely with her staff in a proffesonal manner. I was recently invited to the annual fund raising event. I have never seen so many people who enjoyed what they were... more »

  rrmb534 wrote:

Hello! i am Ronaldo , a physician from Brasil that dont fell good when look to all the world and see hungry in any place tha you go!!!!Why we can see that and dont do anything/?We can do !!!We ,together must criate a new world ,a world that all people... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went to visit a family member yesterday. The place is a ghost town on the weekends. The children do not receive any therapies on Sat. & Sun. The rec. room was dark and drab. It is the holiday season. There was one scrawny Christmas tree(without lights)... more »

  Huggable Helen wrote:

I volunteered for a retreat for women breast cancer survivors. What I saw the first day were a group of women with many health issues, who seemed disconnected. What I saw the last day of retreat was a group of empowered women with renewed spirits. ... more »

  GR8CPA wrote:

The volunteers and employees of this organization work tirelessly to help individuals wend their way through the health care morass to be able to find optimum help for health care issues. They speak the language of Medi-Cal, Medi-Connect, Medicare, private... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went to a little restaurant (Fernando's) in Yuma, Colorado, a pretty conservative town. As I was paying for my meal, I noticed a poster from progressivecoalition.org on the wall, announcing that this business worked for a path to citizenship. I... more »

  cheryl9 wrote:

This strong organization does so much good with very limited resources! I've met so many people here who are severely physically disabled, but still believe they can make a big difference in the world. They just need to know that they have a roof over... more »

  Writer wrote:

I should say that my experience was almost 2 years ago now, and things may be different. As far as the ACTUAL ACS staff, it was great....however, they didn't have a lot of information/referrals for dealing with the "additional issues" that come with... more »

  MarlieN wrote:

Broken hearted for my mother in law who passed a couple of days ago in the "care" of Avow. She suffered horribly for hours when no staff showed up despite our phone calls. Her house was equipped with morphine etc but family members were never educated... more »

  dickchen wrote:

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

  wileyprice wrote:

I woul\d like to do something to help better my community and help build up the Lord's church. I live in Delray Beach, FL. I want to help the homeless and provide spiritual as well as physical aid to those in need. But I will need your assistance and... more »

  Kathy1959 wrote:

My daughter has been using Planned Parenthood for her health service. She has not been able to get a job that is full time and provides health insurance. Affordable, professional and accessible Planned Parenthood has proved to be a valuable resource... more »

  LUCY COSTA wrote:

Island Coast Aids Network (ICAN) is one of the most effective and efficient non-profits we work with at Promotional Incentives. Through the organization's creativity, diligence and political persistence, it continues to come up with creative solutions... more »

  zellykurtlen wrote:

Compensation Compensation from affiliates $71,838 $377,147 Timothy E. Wirth President Doesn't this seem like too much compensation for a non-profit? There doesn't seem to be an awful... more »

  obamafr wrote:

Im personally from 63rd. I was ridin wit my shootas by the o'. me and my slimes all pulled up to a strange alleyway. I heard some goofy getting popped in the distance prolly didnt peek or smth. Anyway in the alley was an old mean more »

  georgem wrote:

FIAR's mission is to evaluate complementary and alternative medicine for the management of HIV disease (and hepatitis C). Efforts to slow disease progression or manage drug treatment side effects are critical to enhancing both lifespan and quality of... more »

  staff01 wrote:

I have worked in several hospitals Maryland and Union Memorial is by far the best place to work and receive care. The staff is highly trained, friendly and patient focused. The clinical quality is outstanding. more »

  Seababushk wrote:

Please note that Missing Angels Foundation is no longer a 501c3 nonprofit. The founder Richard Olsen passed away in September of 2010. The IRS revoked its 501c3 nonprofit status in May of 2011. The organization's online presentation has been stagnant... more »

  Elizabeth Q. wrote:

Having fought the good fight, I simply stand my ground and wait for God's providence. https://youtube.com/channel/UCb26QwveKffmm4vTz9WdaWQ In the United States, we once enjoyed freedom of speech to present formidable opposition to injustice... more »

  Vgammill wrote:

This is a charity designed to give those in need a leg up to get them back on track. It is a wonderful resource and gives clients options toward a new direction. They provide a variety of services including employment services, some financial assistance,... more »

  Cheryl wrote:

I have the highest respect for this organization which initially began over 20 years ago as the first support group of its kind for young adults with cancer and has since grown to an international organization for all age groups. I had the privilege... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

CTC has such an important mission of bringing trained dogs and animals to hospitals for animal therapy for people who are sick!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CTC our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny... more »

  cvopractice2002 wrote:

Oregon Toxics Alliance has a new name, Beyond Toxics, which indicates the forward thinking of this public health advocacy group. Serving the public interest in Lane County, Oregon the reach of this organization can be said to encompass the entire Southern... more »

  milk4mom wrote:

This small, but effective, non-profit often provides the last hope for assistance with day to day needs for those with chronic, catastrophic illness. They are experts at maximizing the impact of staff and donations. more »

  SMWillis wrote:

I have volunteered at Kathy's House for several months and I find it to be a very welcoming organization. They provide an amazing service to out of town patients and their families who cannot afford the price of a hotel during their treatment. Not only... more »

  Bernice R. wrote:

My brother was in the hospice unit at University hospital for about 4 weeks, he had a trach & feeding tube. He received excellent care. We found the staff to be exceptional. They kept us informed and answered all our questions. We were there everday... more »

  Eternalderm wrote:

We have been working with Project Access for almost a year now and have been blessed with some of the best patients! Project Access is truly a great way to "give back" to those who are in need of medical care. more »

  Fannie wrote:

I have volunteered at Hazon Yeshaya several times and go there whenever I am in Israel to help prepare and serve meals to the needy. Hazon Yeshaya has an amazing staff of people in the kitchen and offices. They always have a smile on, or are singing and... more »

  Tom_109 wrote:

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

  Billfish wrote:

The Chicago Lighthouse 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 »

  Zeezah wrote:

Hunter Health Clinic has been in the Wichita Community for over 36 years. We have been serving the Wichita community by providing Medical, Dental, Alcohol Substance Abuse, free HIV testing and service for the Homeless population. I can say the employees... more »

  rb1artist wrote:

When I was 12 yrs old, while I was away at a Summr camp...sent away by a non profit agency way back then....my 3 years old sister Carol, was hit by a car and killed...at a Brooklyn beach resort...Coney Island....it was a very sad accident..no one meant... more »

Colel Chabad helps those who are too old or disabled to fend for themselves as well as individuals and families in crisis such... more »

  PRCA wrote:

Excellent organization! Has helped me out in various ways! more »

  Sandy Girl wrote:

this organization supports a fantastic cause and they work very hard to meet their goals more »

  Writer wrote:

I was a former donor to this organization until I learned how their funds were being spent. This is not a "Ministry" and the services they provide are not "Free". Each patient has to pay a copayment, even for prescriptions. These fees for service accounted... more »

  cindy1958 wrote:

My wife has multiple health issues that she bravely faces every day. We came upon the Centerwhile driving around one afternoon. We inquired about there programs and were warmly greeted by the volunteer staff. The change has been miraculous. Although... more »

  nate wrote:

to whom it may concern i just want to take a little bit of time of my life to thank the rocky mountain cancer center foundation for the great help that was given to me i give my most infinite thanks, and wish the best for the foundation. sincerly hermila... more »

  Shelley_C wrote:

The non-profit organization Friends of the Children of Haiti, and its founders, meant so much to me that I wrote a book called The House of Life about their work in Haiti to help bring health care and hope to the Haitian people. I spent 5 years volunteering... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been blessed to be part of several activities that have truly demonstrated the simplified mission statement of “It’s all about the smiles.”  The Smile Experience at the Fulton Quarter Midget Track is one of these activities. From... more »

  Debra S. wrote:

Five of my trips to South Sudan have occurred at the hands of MAF in Uganda. The first time the previous coordinator of our diocesan trips was showing me the ropes and we actually visited the MAF offices. Since then I've been the coordinator myself. We... more »

  airlinetraffic wrote:

This organization has changed my child's life by providing a walking device which no otheer organization would. Feel Better Kids is an amazing organzation and we are fortunate to have such a wonderful agencey on Long Island. more »

  Writer wrote:

Aim For Success is an excellent organization that helps young people learn about and avoid the risks of sexual activity, drugs, and bullying. I am totally blown away by how professional and relatable the speakers are. The presentations are educational... more »

  URGENT AFRICA wrote:

EVENT DESCRIPTION “Sounds from Around the World,” produced by Janean Wjvold, VP of Urgent Africa, is part of the city-supported Neighborhood Recovery for Seattle’s Arts & Culture and the West Seattle Junction Merchants Assoc…Both events are FREE... more »

  paul-smith wrote:

Excellent Health Center. Friendly, Knowledgeable & Caring Medical Staff. Ohua clinic admin staff are super helpful & friendly. I have on several occasions been very ill and the Medical & support staff have helped me get my health issues under control... more »

  curechief wrote:

I am the Co-Founder of The CUREchief Foundation. For the past 10 years my daughters and I have found something that we are very passionate about. Spreading Hope to those with cancer, by sending CUREchiefs worldwide! The CUREchief Foundation is a... more »

  mrish wrote:

I’ve been seeing Dr. Jacobson for my dental appointments for a few years. He is the nicest dentist I’ve ever met. He takes time and listens. I’ve had wonderful results and have spoken highly of him to my friends and family that have noticed my teeth... more »

  Writer wrote:

PP helped my fiance receive an IUD for birth control. They worked with our limited finances to make it completely affordable, were flexible and responsive in their scheduling, and provided excellent support to her throughout the process. more »

  Bob_33 wrote:

Simple enough to say this organization has a website filled with distorted facts.. Less than 10% of the donations are utilized, the rest is expenses. Requesting their 990 they asked for money and postage. Three red flags for a person who is claiming to... more »

  will777 wrote:

I sent in a donation in honor of my best friend who was getting married. Within a week, I received a warm thank you letter signed by the executive director, receipt of the donation for tax purposes, notification that my best friend was being sent an... more »

  SandraParker wrote:

This is a great, small Texas non-profit that serves patients and families struggling with Neurofibromatosis or NF. NF, a disease for which there no cure and only limited treatment, can have multiple manifestations ranging from unsightly, benign tumors,... more »

  mypozlife wrote:

My experience with Matthew 25 AIDS Services has been deeply disappointing. As someone living with HIV, I expected an organization committed to inclusivity, equity, and meaningful support for people living with HIV (PLHIV). However, I found that the organization... more »

  thegavelgirl wrote:

I am proud to support Providence Speech & Hearing Center! Orange County is fortunate to have an organization like Providence whose leadership is forward-thinking and dedicated to such a high level of excellence! more »

  Sherilyn D. wrote:

Bridgeway is a home for pregnant teens. With a very small staff, this non-profit manages to support pregnant teens through and after their pregnancies. The girls have a place to live, provided they abide by the house rules, which include continuing their... more »

  japan33325 wrote:

The president of this organization publicly opposed and tried to defeat the City of Jackson's bicycle helmet ordinance, and does not encourage the use of helmets even though this is the best practice to prevent traumatic brain injuries that can occur... more »

  DKmidstep wrote:

I just returned home from my second stay in 11 months at Bayview Rehab. I cannot praise highly enough for the tender loving care given me by the staff from head nurse to the cleaning staff, who would stop and hand something which I needed but could not... more »

  TRANS-GENDEREDTRAILBLAZER wrote:

Though gainfully employed at the moment, my spouse, who is the TRANS-GENDEREDTRAILBLAZER a published author and I volunteer at the DESERT MISSION FOOD BANK and it is wonderful, heartfelt experience. The full time volunteers and the paid staff are doing... more »

  MsPatM wrote:

This organization works hard to support its members during what is be a difficult time in their lives. Their newsletter contains stories and articles that are like having a support group that shows up in my mailbox just when I need them most. more »

  Jacqueline_A wrote:

Healing the ChildrenBeing a host parent for “Healing the Children” for the past twenty years has brought me so much joy. Knowing that we can provide a safe home for a child with medical needs traveling from another country, without his... more »

  Writer wrote:

Science with a Mission, Inc [SMI] is dedicated to sending medical diagnostics to developing countries. It is a very small organization that has helped tens of thousands of people in countries around the world that relies almost entirely on small donations... more »

  homegirl wrote:

This is an amazing organization that really cares about the overall reproductive health of women. The focus is on helping women rather than on profits. The aim of everything they do is to educate women about their reproductive health so that the women... more »

  bmurlas wrote:

This story is from Transitions Client Diego. I am only the translator. My name is Diego Marroquin. I am 21 years old, and am from Guatemala. When I was 15, I was selected to play professional soccer, so I stopped my studies, and supported my family with... more »

  kmicka wrote:

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

  sophia3 wrote:

No doctor ever visited my mother during the entire time my mother was under VNAIC's care. The nurses were very nice. The social worker and grief counselors were inadequate, at best. In fact, I found them to be unhelpful and in fact, they actually added... more »

  tyort wrote:

Our son has been a client of Little Friends for over 20 years. He has worked at Spectrum (the vocational workshop) for over 20 years. He is now also participating in InKlude (art studio), and he has been in a supported apartment for 5 years. This organization... more »

  LoyalDonor411 wrote:

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

  Shelly9 wrote:

I have been blessed to be a part of LLP and to see first hand how the generosity of the volunteer pilots has helped hundreds of children and adults reach their long distant medical appointments! more »

  NGO.NYC wrote:

S.U.S. = SCAMServices for the Underserved of NY accepts thousands of dollars in government grants for veteran programs it does not implement. more »

  GWendt3 wrote:

ALSTDI has profoundly impacted my life and the lives of several friends who are also patients. I first visited ALSTDI on the one-year anniversary of my dad's passing from ALS. Until then, I thought supporting ALS meant participating in the annual ALS... more »

  pories wrote:

The ECU Foundation is a remarkable organization that follows the University's motto, "To Serve", with a singular focus. Recognizing that our 29 counties are among the poorest, least ecucated and most underserved in terms of health care and other social... more »

  Lynn21 wrote:

Alzheimer's Day Services offers a program that is both critical to Caregiver respite and is unparrelled in offering the participant a safe place to enjoy actvities and peer socialization. From baking cookies to studying current events, from exercise... more »

  gbardach wrote:

My name is Gina and I have suffered from Fibromyalgia for about five years and not diagnosed until 15 months ago. I actually had several people suggest this before diagnosis and I hadn't heard of it before then. I'm just glad to find so many organizations... more »

  Zi L. wrote:

In summer 2012, a few friends and I went to Shepherd's Field in Beijing, and spent whole afternoon with cute kids living there. We were surprised by how well those kids were taken care of. Shepherd's Field really put a lot of efforts in taking care, educating... more »

  YogiGreater wrote:

JUNE IS CAH AWARENESS MONTH! The goal of CARES Foundation, Inc, the only non-profit dedicated solely to those with congenital adrenal hyperplasia, CAH, is to spread awareness of this rare, often life-threatening disorder of the adrenal glands. They offer... more »

  yowar03 wrote:

I just started volunteering for CHLA this year through my job but I do plan on to continue on my own time. Just awesome!! more »

  GSDOK wrote:

Great organization with a staff that truly cares about assisting people with disabilities! more »

  Preston_S wrote:

“Life’s most persistent and urgent question is, What are you doing for others?” Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.My working class family inspired me to always stride to aid others in the community. Regardless of feeding the homeless,... more »

  chickpea wrote:

Home of the Innocents is an incredible place! The children served by the agency get the absolute highest quality care, and I know that my donation to them is used wisely. I hope you will consider supporting them as well. more »

  naplesmarianne wrote:

I began as a volunteer a dozen years ago, then served on the board, then became executive director until retirement in 2015, and now am back full circle to being a volunteer in this amazing organization. Hundreds of local low income cancer patients have... more »

  NicoleG wrote:

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

  leliz127 wrote:

I worry that Stepping Stones might not be living up to its own standards. A summer program I taught for had us take our classes to Stepping Stones as a service project/field trip. Each of our students was paired with a camper to supervise... more »

  advc4specneeds wrote:

Glenkirk is a great organization with an amazing approach to working with their residents who they insist on referring to as "consumers". Over the years they have developed innovative ways to work with the system and the communities their homes are located... more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

American Foundation for the Blind (AFB) provides an enormous breath of disability services, but I am most impressed with how they have used their websites to provide valuable resources, build communities, and help families, professionals and job seekers. more »

  Lori148 wrote:

JASMYN has been serving youth in Jacksonville for over 20 years! Our city is one of the largest without any local protections for LGBTQ citizens in jobs or housing, and has one of the highest HIV infection rates in youth! JASMYN meets kids where they... more »

  MMFriend wrote:

As a CPA and member of the Finance Committee of the Board of Directors, I have been continually impressed with the outstanding quality and integrity of the financial aspects of Morningside Ministries. The financial staff--from CFO and throughout the organization--do... more »

  nthomason wrote:

The OKBTF has a tremendous impact on the families we serve. We provide financial assistance, supportive services, patient navigation services, educational services, get second opinions, research clinical trials and hold support groups. more »

  NicoleRussell wrote:

My family has been affected by Propionic Acidemia since 2010. We have two small children born with this life-threatening illness and every day since we received that call each has been filled with fear, worry, doubt, and grief. I immediately researched... more »

  ValS wrote:

Mayo Clinic Sibshops hosted an event on August, 14, 2014 at Ironwood Springs Camp in Stewartville, MN. Icing Smiles was kind enough to contact two bakers to make Hollywood themed cookies for the event! The cookies were fantastic! Icing Smiles is a GREAT... more »

  echoCharlie wrote:

I received excellent care here until the pandemic.However, over the course of the last two years, the level of care and organizational competency has plummeted to levels that not even Dante Alighieri could have imagined. Case manager doesn’t... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Visually Impaired Persons of Southwest Florida 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... more »

  emploanonymous46 wrote:

This “non-profit” is profiting on the back of the people.Worse company ever. They hire minorities for quotas, and literary ask for our race every week just to show they have hired minorities. Yet, they have self-imposed internal policies that... more »

  toledo wrote:

Autism Society is a SOLID organization that provides assistance from the toddler to the adult. The assistance that they provide is best summed up by their website. They offer toolkits, IEP support, newly diagnosed support, caregiver support groups, and... more »

  ripcurl1 wrote:

I first heard about SurfAid International through an online retailer called Swell. They had SurfAid wrist bands advertised for sale but what really grabbed my attention was the SurfAid story. The mission of SurfAid International, a non-profit humanitarian... more »

  Jcancersurvivor wrote:

Joe's House helped me find a place to stay in Bethesda that saved me a lot of money. They were very helpful. more »

  MichaelFeldstein wrote:

There is much misinformation and superstition regarding the permissibility of organ donation under Jewish law. The Halachic Organ Donor Society has been a very important educational resource for those seeking more information about the subject. Particularly... more »

  Michael Cavalier wrote:

Amazing staff and services at this AIDS Service Organization! Since 2009 when I first moved to Arizona I have been impressed with the programs and services they offer to their clients, and the outreach to the communities in the city where we live is... more »

  dwachter2013 wrote:

This non profit is has joint offices as a for profit treatment center. Jennifer goes by maiden or married name. The non profit takes in donations ($5,000) to fund local treatment but curiously focus on : 1) Education hand outs (soliciting clients for... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

ALS Assoc-Chicago has such an important mission of care, advocacy, & research to fight ALS!! GREAT org, GREAT team, & the CLOZTALK team is honored to call ALS-A-Chicago our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  jc-lupusdcmdva wrote:

I volunteered with AFTA during their 2009 gala. The event was a lot of fun and there were some great auction items! They're a great organization. more »

  Annie39 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the Lyme Disease Association, Inc. (LDA) since 1992. What amazes me about the people I work with is that everyone is a volunteer! Even the Officers and the Board members freely give their time to help people suffering with... more »

  btrfli wrote:

A novel approach-learning from very old long lived dogs with cancer and researching how they live despite numerous cancers in their bodies and then the reason for their demise not being cancer related many times. Did you know that only Men and dogs get... more »

  scmcpa wrote:

I was a volunteer with Friends of Guest House for over 10 years, and still am a supporter. This organization is truly changing lives and saving lives each day. They provide a safe landing space for women coming out of prison to assist them in reentry... more »

  mjp113 wrote:

As a scientist, AACR is essential for the maturation of my professional career. Through grant funding, programming, conferences, workshops, and publications, AACR has established itself as the premier non-profit organization committed to aiding in the... more »

  kate14 wrote:

I joined the board of Rainbow Health Initiative because it is unique in its mission. We conduct research, educate and advocate for the LGBTQ community so that our health needs may be better served. Health care is an emerging battleground in the fight... more »

  GiveHopeCharleston wrote:

ECCO operates with compassion and determination to provide support and help to individuals and families in poverty. The organization adapts to meet the changing needs of the community and offers hope to our less fortunate neighbors. The programs at ECCO... more »

  robert7 wrote:

======================= I truly believe that what you're doing with WITH CANCER RESEARCH , is an admirable cause and I would like to do my part to contribute. I have a simple way to bring in _10.000 a month and possibly more to support your cause.... more »

  denverdolphingirl wrote:

The Morgan Adams Foundation raises money and awareness on behalf of children affected with cancer. Working with leading physicians, the foundation directly funds pediatric cancer research and therapies which will improve survival rates and reduce the... more »

  advocatson wrote:

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

  Debbie K wrote:

I have had a great experience with this organization! They are positive and wonderfully respectful of every caller or visitor who comes through the door. They have a great 24/7 Helpline if someone needs to call with questions about caring for their... more »

  MommytoOne wrote:

This Foundation has been around since the 1950's and provides tremendous support to the Maryland Bleeding Disorder Community. Community contributions include: Patient Service Assistance, Treatment Center Assistance, Educational Seminars, Family Retreats,... more »

  Tishiema L. wrote:

DCPC is a place where women are supported and encouraged through their unplanned pregnancy. We offer emotional, spiritual and material support to the young men and women who are in need. more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

AID Service Center on NYC is inspiring, especially the way that they help people with AIDS and other chronic illnesses stay healthy and independent with self-respect. Their Peer Leader program is exceptional with so many 'survive and thrive' success... more »

  stephne wrote:

The Independent Living Center goes above and beyond to ensure that the needs of people with disabilities and chronic health problems in southwest Missouri receive the services they need. I have been extremely impressed by their willingness to help people... more »

  1130silverado wrote:

The foundation has been helping me with travel expenses for 2 years and it been a blessing.I really appreciate the help and support they give cancer patients.Its an amazing foundation that we have here in the Rio grand valley Gob bless them for they do.And... more »

  mandy2 wrote:

I had a sprained ankle once a couple of years ago, and the Physician's Assistant who took care of me in the ambulatory ER was really wonderful. I was rushing to get to Riddle in the first place because my grandmother was very ill in the hospital. The... more »

  Sgrobe45 wrote:

Adaptive Adventures has created a product that is top notch in the industry offering incredible opportunities every year for thousands of people with disabilities to experience the thrill of participating in a variety of sporting activities. Their product... more »

  Bob_47 wrote:

The contact information is over three years old. The people listed do not even work there anymore. The website isn't accurate, the 990's haven't been submitted in two years and the agency is in disarray. more »

  Champagne S. wrote:

The Royal Court is an organization that brings the community together in fundraising activities to do good and build lasting friendships. As Utah's oldest LGBT charitable organization, the Court has worked since 1976 raising funds for various local charities,... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Ensight Skills Center 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 »

  fireball7709 wrote:

They went out of their way on short notice to accommodate my wife and I during our sons stay in the hospital next door for surgery. The facility is amazing, especially for long term stays. more »

  nonprofitleader wrote:

It is truly a pleasure to serve on the CSHF board of trustees. The Foundation staff works tirelessly to raise funds for the thousands of families throughout New Jersey and beyond who depend on Children's for specialized medical and therapeutic care. more »

  vetster02 wrote:

This is an amazing place to work, and an awesome place to go to school. I have seen miracles happen here on a daily basis! Children thrive here and are cared for and nurtured as though staff was their family! I have been a part of first words, first steps,... more »

  jswindler wrote:

Glades Initiative is the agency that is responsive to the needs of the community and ensures that the community voice is at the table in the delivery of health and human services for its citizens. Glades Initiative is inclusive in its collaborate efforts.... more »

  catdiamondposse wrote:

This is a fantastic program teaching bystanders what to do at the scene of a crash. It reduces injuries and fatalities. I was involved in a motorcycle crash and the person on scene had been trained. My injuries could have resulted in being on a vent for... more »

  1bobruth wrote:

Aloha, We have been helping the Veterans and the Homeless since 1997. (Please view our web page for more info at: songsofthechildren.org) We need help to stay on track. My wife and I have been the soul givers since we started this outreach. We... more »

  mejean wrote:

I have seen first hand how wonderful this organization is in action. When we visited their facility in Jerusalem, we were impressed with all the activities, including someone coming to borrow a wheelchair and a large wall of hand held supports which... more »

  jayppatel wrote:

BAPS Charities is a global charity that aims to express a spirit of selfless service through Health Awareness, Educational Services, Humanitarian Relief, Environmental Protection & Preservation and Community Empowerment. The work is managed and run by... more »

  LoveAintFree24 wrote:

services & medical services - the agency provides programing to the lgbtq community, from medical care, youth, senior and transgender at our various health and community centers. Metro also provides lgbtq+ diversity training to area schools, companies... more »

  Krispy10 wrote:

South Community has been supporting the mental health needs of the Dayton area since 1974. They are a great agency worthy of donations of time or money. Companies looking to volunteer their employees time for a day are always appreciated. Monetary gifts... more »

  Boris Vinogradsky wrote:

Our story is long and complex, but RAMA is doing a very important work. more »

  JohnPotato wrote:

So grateful for the services provided for cancer patients and families! Comfortable, warm, friendly, helpful! more »

  American Fundraising Foundation wrote:

The Jacksonville Speech and Hearing Center is a non-profit that puts its patients and families first, by creating awareness, taking action, and ensuring that treatment for speech-language and/or hearing disorders isn’t just about the individual, but... more »

  hermanfaceson64 wrote:

Yes!my experience with African American institute. Was great. Ms. LeAlndra Holmes, the Administrator. Went out her out of her way to help me fine a doctor that would help me with my concerns. This organization, is great. Thank you! for your help. more »

  John Kankombe wrote:

Nonprofits are the unique interpreses that can be a real help for a world in recession more »

  Amy_207 wrote:

100% of the donations for Magical Mix Kids going directly to those they serve. With no paid staff or on-going expenses, this charity has a great return on your investment. more »

  sartyaysu wrote:

Sebagai pemain pemula harus bisa memperhatikan beberapa tanda dari sebuah agen dewa poker yang ramah pemain pemula. Dengan adanya banyak sekali bentuk perkembangan teknologi digital dan juga dengan hadirnya perkembangan koneksi internet yang semakin... more »

  Grandmas2share wrote:

One reason we at Grandmas2Share decided to donate $1 from the sale of each of our dolls to Hope & Heroes is that the funds can be directed to specific services. Donors can donate funds to support everything from individual art classes and massage therapy... more »

  Christie_A wrote:

I wanted to give back to a charity to enrich the lives of stroke survivors. The founding fathers and I started this event after I had a massive stroke which affected my ability to effectively communicate. My stroke left me with a choice to fight back... more »

  Najiyyah wrote:

I recently volunteered at RMDH on Erie Ave and afterwards felt invigorated to help again! RMDH feeds parents of ill children. They are compassionate and considerate of the stressful situation the parents are facing and try their best to accommodate their... more »

  usma98 wrote:

WellStar physicians have cared for my family since we moved to Atlanta in 2009. We are fortunate to have several well-respected healthcare organizations in the Metro ATL. And, we could not be happier with the attention and service that we've received... more »

  Writer wrote:

we first meet dragonfly when our daughter was 12 ,with ccmh . we had been through so much and they were there for our Family for two yr . can not say enough for them just "God bless each and every one more »

  Diana wrote:

I have seen Colorado AIDS Project support many individuals through rough times by assisting them to meet their basic needs of shelter, food, and a feeling of worth. The agency has proven to be a fiscally responsible charity as well as holdngnhigh standards... more »

  Mhamob3ar wrote:

They lie. They do nothing but lie. Told me I had a full grant for medical and mental health and got me back into mental health services. They lied. Now I have hundreds of dollars in bills that they're saying I owe. They turned me over to collections and... more »

  marina-peed wrote:

The MPD Foundation reached out to me after I found its website. I was newly-diagnosed with Polycythemia Vera and had many questions and fears. It maintains a resource-rich website with links to the latest in research and education. The Board chair... more »

  Connie101 wrote:

This is a five star organization that cares about the direct impact it has on its consumers and those who utilize its services. I am one such individual. I learned that I had a bleeding disorder and a myriad of rare health issues after a vehicle accident... more »

  ron9 wrote:

One of the most successful grass roots level community development programs in Haiti. A recent review of 17 non profits after the earthquake gave COFHED the highest rating of all and rated it No.1 Have worked in Haiti for nearly 30 yrs and am most impressed... more »

  nzainabu wrote:

This non profit is doing a great job of providing free health screening to the elderly and women who cannot afford to pay for their own medications. We need help and donations to be able to continue with the work of helping the under privilege in our... more »

  HowUnited.org wrote:

Heartbeats of the World, Inc was founded by Dr. Karlene ChinQuee.in 2002. Heartbeats of the World is a a non-profit, 501(c) 3 organization dedicated to promoting health, education and welfare for women, adolescents and children in underserved areas of... more »

  Dev D. wrote:

i've been inspired by the Manav Sadhna team for over 10 years. they continue to be my go-to charity to support when fundraising. i've had the priveledge to visit Manav Sadhna in Indian in 2007 to see their impact first hand. speechless. support... more »

The mission of The Medicine Tree is to compassionately address the healthcare needs of people with HIV or Chronic Hepatitis by... more »