Find Higher Education Nonprofits and Charities

  SalientWizard wrote:

Me and my wife have been students at this online school of Magick for three years. Although the school is designed for children 11-18, we like most adults enjoy the quality, practical classes here. Essay-based, classes cover a wide range of subjects... more »

  Nancy166 wrote:

Through a unique structure of providing professors to teach from a Christian worldview in classrooms outside of North America, Global Scholars seeks to bring glory to God and impact the world by developing godly leaders for every sector of society through... more »

  nkc wrote:

Excellent way for a busy person to help a student. I spent a few minutes a week emailing a student, answering their questions, developing a friendship, etc, and I was able to help somebody. more »

  Writer wrote:

Despite the challenges of being a small, private school these days, the fact remains that truly generous and amazing students are graduating from PGS and they're going on to tackle important issues. more »

  ALD_Otter wrote:

I have enjoyed being part of a student-centered organization offering support through conferences (in-person & virtual), scholarships, and a variety of career-related resources. more »

  bhussey wrote:

NKMA has long been a diamond in the rough in Northern Kentucky. We have two children at the school.. In the time we have attended, the school has evolved from a 1 room school house into a 5 classroom academy. The level of independence, confidence and... more »

  ancs wrote:

I started going to Silverlake Conservatory to be part of the "adult vocal jazz ensemble" which is now the "glee club" because it was really fun, no pressure and the music was jazzy and challenging. SJ (the teacher) and Matt (accompanist) got us singing... more »

  mlee1139 wrote:

The Japan-America Student Conference (JASC) changed my life and my career path. The friends I made at the Conference have helped me in so many ways, they inspired, supported, motivated and challenged me more than in any other summer program I ever joined... more »

  senior learner wrote:

If you are interested in educational travel, stay away from “Enrichment Voyages.” They use the ship that normally runs the Semester at Sea program (MV Explorer). There are some very good lectures on board when you are at sea, but the Enrichment Voyage... more »

  jpifher wrote:

Real Ideas Studio offers an amazing hands on approach to filmmaking. They don't just talk about films, they give students the resources to go out and make them. I have been blessed to have found RIS in 2006 by enrolling as a student in their summer program... more »

  asmolen wrote:

AV is a great organization that is committed to bringing together Jews and Palestinians to meet each other, to learn about each other's narratives, and to understand the role we can have in encouraging peace in Israel/Palestine. We learned in the Balkans... more »

  eklos wrote:

The College for Creative Studies is a wonderful Art and Design school, and is a leader in Detroit, revitalizing the New Center and Cultural Center. more »

  Carolyn46 wrote:

In the far northern Arrowhead region of Minnesota, there are few higher education opportunities which makes such learning difficult and costly for families. Were it not for Cook County Higher Education building and program, there would be almost none.... more »

  FreeOpenU wrote:

Collegiate Independent Study has existed since the 1980's. Over the last 30 years it has operated as an unincorporated not for profit association. As such does not provide a tax deduction to those who financially support it. At one time it was donated... more »

  Michael206 wrote:

As I student at the CUNY School of Professional Studies M.A. in Applied Theatre, I had an apprenticeship with the CAT youth theatre. The staff was completely professional and the youth were excited and willing to help with my work. I am grateful for... more »

  JERICHO7 ARNAUD PROJECTS INC wrote:

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

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

This group delivers an important service and display a solid commitment to doing it well. They also support networking among local "prison and reentry nonprofits" in the Seattle area. Kim Burkhardt Nattional Network of Prison Nonprofits... more »

  Werthwhile wrote:

I was a volunteer reader at this location for 20 years. I really enjoyed it. They never say, "The volunteers are here, what should we do with them?" There's always a job. For people who love reading, this is great volunteer work and I highly recommend... more »

  mamansrd wrote:

The Frank Lloyd Wright Foundation operates and maintains Wright's unique home, Taliesin West in Scottsdale, AZ. This historic National Landmark property, located in pristine native desert, is open daily for a variety of tours. The broad cultural legacy... more »

  clydon wrote:

The Br. David Darst Center is a really unique organization. They focus on education helping young people "see it differently". Through their retreats, they explore social justice issues like racism, inequality, homelessness, etc. - but in a way that... more »

  batesw wrote:

Excited about the future of the American College of the Building Arts with their state of the art new location at 649 Meeting Street in Charleston. more »

  gpmd wrote:

THERE IS NO "COLLEGE"!. There is no "american college of general medicine". The entire set up of the college and it's partner organization - "the american board of general practice" - IS ALL A HOAX.. Go to these three sites for the facts. aagpscam.com... more »

  fireflysky wrote:

I was a Student Affairs Manager for the Center in Baja, Mexico 2010-2011 and saw firsthand the work that the students, faculty and staff accomplished. Not only was the company strategic plan and mission based on community integration, but the students... more »

  Brandy G. wrote:

South Bay Wildlife Rehabilitation is a crucial ally to wildlife in Southern California. From the smallest songbirds to the biggest raptors, the crew at SBWR have seen it all, and helped them all. These people work really hard and are totally... more »

  DublinGreen wrote:

A Different Path, Inc. is an organization that provides a much needed service to young women of color charting their way to college and beyond. Sheila Bruce, the eloquent and driven founder of the organization was a former teacher and remembers the... more »