Find Higher Education Nonprofits and Charities

  richardmathews wrote:

How do we raise the next generation of leaders in science and technology? It is important to have the general population informed about issues related to science, but we also need top people to form the foundation of our science program. The latter is... more »

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more »

  holdingfast wrote:

I have never seen a more giving Charity go above and beyond for the families. They not only do what they say in their mission, but do more actually. We could have never survived through our hardships with out Children of Fallen soldiers and will always... more »

  Brandy23 wrote:

I was 14 years old when I first heard about Admission Possible. Most of what I knew about college consisted of television shows and movies with college students drinking heavily and partying into the wee hours of the night. One of my friends encouraged... more »

  Keturah S. wrote:

Girls Education Mission International is a fit and proper organization which all support may be extended. more »

  dan8 wrote:

No other organization does more and is focused more on meeting needs of under-privileged, than World Impact Network. Through the leadership of Gabriella and Peter van Breda, remote villages have clean water, set up micro-enterprises for women and have... more »

  wayne wrote:

This is a solidly biblical institution that meets the needs of those called to ministry later in life that could not otherwise afford to receive a seminary education. more »

  thesenumbers wrote:

great organization. great message. their work is focused, relational, and making a difference. i've been impressed with their marketing and branding as well. I think they are making a significant impact with youth in South Africa. more »

  edrick wrote:

I have seen multiple occasions where BSLS has helped In the community. But I will share one recent event. This pass Easter BSLS hosted a Easter egg hunt in a poverty stricken community that does not have these kinds of events. I attended and witness firsthand... more »

  QUEEN SHEBA VILLAGE INC wrote:

Queen Sheba Village (QSV) is an organization that equip women with the necessary tools to become more! We are a Senegalese nonprofit empowering and educating women, girls and impoverished children at large. It inspires me to continue chasing my dreams... more »

  BriDuval wrote:

I was intially attracted to GambiaHELP because the organization benefits communities in Africa, a part of the world that has always held my interest. I was compelled to continue volunteering with GambiaHELP after learning about the Executive Director’s... more »

  CCCoyne wrote:

I am a 1973 graduate of the Temple Univsersity School of Law and a practicing lawyer as a member of the Business and Finance Department in the Philadelphia law firm of Obermayer Rebmann Maxwell & Hippel; in 2004 the Center for International Legal Studies(CILS)... more »

  Writer wrote:

I attended an event in early 2017 in NYC where current Point scholars, alumni and some of their new community college scholarship recipients spoke. I was very impressed with the drive of these young people to finish their degrees and do good in the... more »

  natebosch wrote:

AuSable was a wonderful program for me. I went to a smaller liberal arts college which did not have specialized ecology courses. I took Limnolgy and Environmental Chemistry at AuSable, and enjoyed these fields so much that I went on to graduate school... more »

  Lupe D. wrote:

Five years ago I interviewed with the Silicon Valley Children's Fund in search of a new start (more like desperate). I had a 1.7 GPA, homeless, living in a car, and with all of the worries in the world. They gave me the opportunity of a lifetime; a fresh... more »

  Writer wrote:

Anike Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is developing education in Africa. Our organization, Philanthropic Project International (PPI), is a nonprofit organization (NGO) dedicated to improving the life and living conditions of poor... more »

  Rondell wrote:

I have watched Blue Heart change the lives of so many young men... As the only organization that caters to AA youth they are simply an amazing blessing. more »

  Terra H. wrote:

They provide financial means to help native american students get an education! I'm so appreciative of AICF, thankful for all they do! more »

  Martel O. wrote:

We are thrilled to partner with LA Room and Board. The intentionality, passion, approach and compassion LA Room and Board gives to their clients is what other organizations should thrive for. It's important that we continue to provide support and care... more »

  denny2boys wrote:

A year or so ago my grandchildren and I attended a lecture/children's program give by Algalita at the library in Encinitas, CA. Ever since then we have been collecting trash on the beach EVERY time we go. Two weeks ago while on the beach in Seal Beach... more »

  david57 wrote:

I first heard about Biomimicry at the annual Bioneers Conference in 2002 and was immediately drawn to the notion of innovation inspired by nature. Since its founding in 2004, the Biomimicry Institute has actively promoted the concept of learning from... more »

  mobileUser458066 wrote:

Great Institution, thanks for all you supports more »

  wbkearney wrote:

Angie Kennedy Education Foundation does wonderful work providing scholarships to students needing support for college or trade school. It has passionate leadership and a solid Board focused on helping young people attain their educational dreams. We... more »

  susan225 wrote:

My husband and I have been volunteers at African Christian College for 10 years. We believe in the mission of training students from all over central and southern Africa to return to their countries with the education and skills needed to impact their... more »

  visiken wrote:

Visible School is a unique college that is based upon relationship and a decisively community based academic and spiritual environment. Young musicians who plan to use their talents for ministry or in mainstream music find an artistic community that supports... more »