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  haljespersen wrote:

I have been a donor to the Civil War Trust since 2004, making major annual contributions as well as responding to individual campaigns to save land at important battlefields. It is one of the two major charities that I contribute to consistently. Given... more »

  Harley1 wrote:

Be very careful of this charity. It appears to be a one man show trying to influence the United States to recognize a specific self designed flag to honor our KIA's. A very noble cause but they hold the trademark on this flag and receive all royalties... more »

  traveldoc wrote:

This "non-profit" is run by the owners of a for-profit wreath company which sells the "non-profit" millions of dollars worth of wreaths each year. The "non-profit", which gets donations from all over the country and free services donated by trucking companies,... more »

  jt0903 wrote:

The Battleship New Jersey is the largest battleship ever built and the most decorated battleship in the history of the US Navy. Berthed in Camden, NJ, the New Jersey offers tours, group discounts, events and a nationally recognized overnight program.... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great organization and they consistently develop new programs as the needs arise. Nothing is wasted with this organization's use of funds. more »

  SandraDeeHoffman wrote:

It has been my privilege to work with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society for about 11 years. My work has been via a grant that allows the Society to offer a free day-long tour about the U.S. Constitution to all DC Public and Public Charter School 8th... more »

  cdickinson wrote:

The Sgt. York Patriotic Foundation honors one of the greatest military heroes in our nation's history. The Foundation works hard, and is successful, in celebrating and educating the public about Sgt. York's significance. In addition to his military... more »

  BethWNS wrote:

Not only do I support the Jewish Women's Archive and its mission, but I have had the pleasure of personally benefitting from their work. My granddaughter was given an assignment to write about a Jewish woman made an important contribution to American... more »

  kstorey wrote:

Great organization. First, veterans get recognized for their service and sacrifice. Next, students learn valuable information about the importance of service and pride in our nation. Finally, students also get a wonderful chance to practice communication... more »

  derekabbey wrote:

Project Recover has provided me continued purpose beyond my career in the Marine Corps. Many veterans face perceived loss of purpose once they leave the military. Members of Project Recover are very aware of the impact and the legacy they are creating.... more »

  Encino volunteer wrote:

The descendants of Eastern Europe emigrees now have a vehicle to experience re-emergence of interest in Yiddish as a secular cultural movement. This organization takes over where prior generations had few non-religious-affiliation opportunities to revive... more »

  David98 wrote:

An unbeleivable organization focused on preserving the memory of the holocaust and using its lessons learned to teach students, military and law enforcement personnel the destructive nature of prejudice, apathy and bullying. more »

  kennethvknight wrote:

The history and growth of Fort Lauderdale started at the intersection of the New River and Florida East Coast Railroad. The New River Inn was the first hotel in what is now Fort Lauderdale and is the "grand dame" of architecture and Southern charm.... more »

  Rick_RCPT wrote:

An excellent organization in terms.of both teaching people.about the history and sacrifices of Allied paratroopers from WWII onward, but even more importantly, a support and outreach to US veterans of any era or branch. Vets helping vets. more »

  JMHensley wrote:

Wonderful organization that honors American vets. Our family has supported this organization for the past four years. It is a great place for students to be engaged directly with our military veterans. Sincerely, John and Mary Hensley. Dallas, TX more »

  misstammie wrote:

School Day Memories with my mom, Merle Hancock Duncan. Wonderful preservation project in motion. We must work diligently to save our past to assist in educating the future “rabbits “ more »

  wpage1 wrote:

I have nouthing but praise for P.O.W. Network. They not only docuemnt all POW/MIA data but provide exceptional services in remembering our true heroes. The staff have always been courteous, helpful and prompt in responding to request for information.... more »

  ayalon wrote:

Historic Saint Mary’s Mission gives us a good look at where Montana began and the hardships experienced by our early settlers more »

  mckaylodgegmailcom wrote:

The Intermuseum Conservation Association appears to receive substantial revenue from fee-based services based on my review of its 990 reports, offering the very same art conservation services as so many similar for-profit enterprises today and offers... more »

  kathans wrote:

I have been involved with Davies for years and their dedication and love of local history is amazing! A truly great group to work with and always something new to learn or see. more »

  Oldsalt62 wrote:

This is an organization dedicated to preserving the history of the Martin B-26 medium bomber in terms of the people who were involved with this aircraft, both the builders at the Glenn L. Martin Company, and those associated with its operations, both... more »

  Scott V.3 wrote:

A great asset to the community. Consistently providing the community with the wonderful history of this small Southcoast town. Provides special events for the community to enjoy throughout the year. Thank you. more »

  onebigjuan wrote:

The Carrizo/Comecrudo has been a large piece of missing parts of Texas History. C/C have been a in Texas since first contact. A contributor in assisting other plains tribes to maintain there identity and their lifeways. The C/C are also known for their... more »

  BeauR504 wrote:

What a great organization! Seems they do a lot of work in the old cemeteries of the city. I enjoyed their tour of St. Louis Cemetery #1. Additionally, I'm happy that my ticket fee goes toward cemetery restoration work. more »

  Little Italy SJ wrote:

Little Italy San Jose has been working hard to restore the original Italian settlement in San Jose. Some of our main accomplishments are the tremendous amount ok In Kind and monetary donations we received to build an Italian Cultural center/Museum and... more »

  Loren G. wrote:

I've volunteered at Gamble Garden for over five years. There are many opportunities including working in the garden, assisting with the children's programs, helping with the adult education program, fundraising, office work and more. This garden is... more »

  cah25 wrote:

Greenbank is a fantastic historic site! There is always something new to be learned or discovered! The organization does a great job of bringing history to life through their special events! more »

  george4908 wrote:

My family and I had a great experience at the National Army Museum in Fort Belvoir, VA. The building itself is sleek and modern and, inside, the entrance hall is very beautiful when the sun shines through the multicolored streamers on the ceiling. I'd... more »

  mommarazzi224 wrote:

The Nicholson Heritage Association is a great group of people, doing great things to preserve the history of Nicholson, PA. The Board consists of kind, witty, smart, knowledge people who are devoted to the community. The members are eager to help and... more »

  Kent M wrote:

Based upon my experience with the Historical Society, the organization does the best job of reconnecting our community members with their past. Let me share an example of what I'm talking about. A couple of years ago the society sponsored a... more »

  Block House wrote:

I have been involved with the Fort Pitt Block House since January of 2012 in helping with their fund raising, but as a native Pittsburgher I have known about the Block House for years. I will admit that I didn't truly understand its historical significance... more »

  David247 wrote:

Judith Broeker and Jamie Donahoe run Adventures in Preservation and are just as passionate about history and historic places as we (The Fairfield Foundation) are. Our organizations met over four years ago and teamed up on our first project in the summer... more »

  Writer wrote:

After considering multiple options for volunteer work, I accepted a Board position at the Warren County (Ohio) Historical Society, which has long been a welcoming civic anchor in historic Downtown Lebanon. Why did I choose to support the WCHS? Because... more »

  mollyrae wrote:

The Holocaust Center provides a valuable service to the community in Pittsburgh! The work done here preserves the memory of the Holocaust and teaches tolerance! more »

  Kevin wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Their mission for land preservation and historic preservation in Bucks County is very important to the community and the environment. The preservation of our agricultural resources is so important to... more »

  bbelon wrote:

My husband and I spent a day at this wonderful event and had a terrific time. The cast was outstanding and engaged the patrons, the events were as close to authentic as possible, prices didn't gouge, activities appealed to all ages, and the location... more »

  crystalmesk wrote:

Souderton Telford Main Streets gives our community fun activities for everyone. There are many events to get involved in, they treat their volunteers with much respect and appreciation! more »

  Tim_48 wrote:

I am honored to be the President of ISHPC. We are an organization of unpaid volunteers struggling to save a monumental piece of American History. From our Board of Directors to our Volunteers we all go above and beyond the call in regards to time and... more »

  Dan K wrote:

As a Vietnam Veteran I initially had my suspicions about the concept of building a memorial to Vietnam veterans believing it would reopen the wounds of a tragic time in American history. Since the memorial was completed in 1982 I have become an avid... more »

  Nezih wrote:

Working with SCCI and Barbara Bullard has been one of the brightest highlights of my career! more »

  John201 wrote:

Participating at DANA as a Docent gives me the opportunity to learn more about local history, the area's relevance in the history of California, and gives me a chance to try to make history interesting for the young. more »

  justahistorybuff wrote:

Top notch! Friends of Florida History supports high quality programmatic activities at Mission San Luis and The Grove Museum. There are many educational events all year round at both of these museums. Both sites are fun and informative places to visit... more »

  JackCooley wrote:

CHARLOTTE COUNTY GENEALOGICAL SOCIETY INC offers a wide variety of classes and help sessions at no cost to the participant. The presentations are professional, to the point, and contain a wide variety of information. They earn a 5 star rating in my... more »

  CStephens wrote:

Kinney County, where this Texas Historic Marker property is, is a very small county with only 3200 people in it. What The Montalvo House 501(c)(3) organization is doing is great. They are preserving a part of our history that might otherwise be forgotten... more »

  sammihara wrote:

Outstanding, very professional team provides meaningful products and services about Heart Mountain. From daily casual visitors to visiting schools to the annual Pilgrimage, the program gets better every year. more »

  Charlie L wrote:

I am especially pleased to write a review on the Eastern Shore of Virginia Historical Society. Their mission statement defines its purpose in one simple sentence: To preserve and interpret Eastern Shore history and to educate the community about its past.... more »

  mcn42 wrote:

Schmahl Science Workshop is a well-run workshop, that allows students the opportunity to delve into their individual scientific interests, through scientific research and experimentation. The mentors who guide students are very knowledgeable and work... more »

  Love J. wrote:

A wonderful historic agency that is dedicated to not only preserving our small town history but also to educating and assisting with the needs of our residents. more »

  songgirl18 wrote:

I started as a visitor, returning again and again to this amazing refuge. Truly experiencing nature as it unfolds and evolves. Volunteers, programs, exhibits, and activities are so varied and interesting each visit is a unique experience. Kayak, canoe,... more »

  Paul38 wrote:

The CMHS is a dedicated group of young men and woman who took on a huge job of renewing the McGarrah Stagecoach Inn, 300 Stage Rd, in Monroe, NY. What great job they did in 2011! Drive by, walk in, on the first Wed. of the month at 6 PM and take... more »

  PaulaV wrote:

I have known this organization for more than 20 years: as a member; by attending programs, lectures and exhibits; and as a volunteer. The staff and management have changed over the years but the professionalism and dedication have remained consistently... more »

  freemani wrote:

The Freeman Institute Foundation is transforming an ancient artifact — the Rosetta Stone — into a modern metaphor for problem solving. Among other projects, they are developing a 5,000 square foot traveling exhibit that will visit museums... more »

  lstimpson@comcast.net wrote:

Clark Rogers with the NFF has helped us significantly in training teachers in Mobile County regarding the Young Patriots Program. Clark has provided very professional and courteous attention. Each time I have contacted the NFF, my questions have been... more »

  Katy96nurse wrote:

The Katy Heritage Society has been preserving history since 1979. It all started with a unified effort to save the historical Katy MKT Depot and has grown to establish a public park with three historic homes and 3 historic structures that are open for... more »

  Marcia P. wrote:

As the descendant of both family members who perished and survived, it is important to me that the story of the Eastland not be lost. For almost a century it was the largest loss of life in a disaster in the U.S., but certainly not recognized for its... more »

  samthe dog wrote:

The Jenney Grist Mill is a wonderful example of making history come to life. Our Pennsylvania school district takes 8th graders to Plymouth/Boston every year and the Grist Mill is one of our highlights. The miller, Leo, has a great grasp of colonial... more »

  jody-cooperman wrote:

I have been teaching about the Holocaust for many years in my 8th grade classroom. I felt like the material that was given to me through the District did not do justice to the subject matter. I turned to CVHEN and my world opened up. Through the training... more »

  SLHart wrote:

I joined the Wild Bill Guarnere Memorial Fund to help pay tribute to an American Hero and his desire to continue to help veterans and children throughout his life. Working with the Fund has allowed me to be part of the history that is near and dear to... more »

  Writer wrote:

They are an amazing, highly educated group. They passionately care about the Middle East and getting people involved. They never tell you what to think but rather expose you to truth to determine your own thoughts. more »

  NancyD. wrote:

I'm always fascinated and amazed by the stories and information AJHS shares. I've enjoyed visiting their museum and reading from their website & emails. more »

  dianne wrote:

I walked into the Plymouth Historical Museum to volunteer almost two years ago. They had just lost their volunteer coordinator and offered me the position. Feeling that my background as a high school English teacher, I could easily use my skills here:... more »

  INtegrity4ALL wrote:

My experience with this nonprofit entity is unsatisfactory: there appears to be little, if any, financial transparency, alleged sketchy compliance with even the most basic tax information filing requirements; alleged boastful representations of what the... more »

  gappy wrote:

I would say I've made an impact on the the children's tours, the house tours and the walking tours by informing the visitors what life was like in early Naples. Adults and children love to know about early Naples. more »

  Paul M wrote:

I have attended several different functions at Highfield Hall. These include a wine tasting and cooking demonstration, several musical events and multiple art shows. All were well run in this beautifully restored historic home. What a gem for the Town... more »

  Clark H. wrote:

I moved to ND from OH for work. Although I work in Jamestown I ended up living in Valley City because I went to the museum there and thought it was really cool. The staff there including Wes and Allison were very nice and friendly. I thought "the people... more »

  opraadaolcom wrote:

I became involved with the MDVC before it even had a name. It started with 4 men from The American Legion. I got involved the 2nd year and it's grown ever since. This organization is a labor of love for our Nations Heroes. We are expanding our efforts... more »

  VolunteeroftheYear2011 wrote:

I have been a long time supporter of the Friends of Washington Crossing Park, I've given the FWCP a substantial amount of my time and money. Over the past few years, I have noticed many changes. The group seems to have developed severely impaired relationships... more »

  PA History Lover wrote:

The Heinz History Center is a must see for anyone with an interest in the history of Western Pennsylvania. The special exhibitions (for example, Vatican Splendors and Ben Franklin) are creatively curated and tend to be "hands-on" and appealing to all... more »

  Chait wrote:

San Mateo Coast Natural History Association has recently expanded its programs and changed its name to Coastside State Parks Association. The new name reflects both the expanded programs and the more active role that the association plays in support... more »

  david14 wrote:

when i was first contacted back in 2006, and was showed all the things that was going to happen to the Sara. I said this was a good thing, and i still do. But sense i live so far away there is not much i can do except donate to this good cause, and hope... more »

  hearts-veterans-museum wrote:

I am a Veteran, US Army and US Army Reserve, and was very impressed the first time I visited HEARTS Veterans Museum of Texas about 8 ago. I now volunteer as often as my work schedule allows. As a Veteran, this Museum makes my heart swell with pride... more »

  wendy680 wrote:

My experience with the Santiam Heritage Foundation is wonderful! I've volunteered my time with the board for 9 years and the people are great. The restoration of this house is my main passion, because my family owned the house from 1949 to 1987. The people... more »

  hutchrk wrote:

Recognized for its collaborative and innovative efforts The Alachua Conservation Trust (ACT), a small Florida land trust that took a chance and advocated successfully for a county tax bond referendum, was selected by the Land Trust... more »

  amwo wrote:

This is a great new organization with an exciting mission. There are thousands of war memorials overseas that honor the sacrifice of Americans on the battlefields where we fought. American War Memorials works to preserve these sites and make sure that... more »

  firstlight wrote:

The Florida Keys Reef Lights Foundation is an all volunteer group with which I am familiar, as the Executive Director of a non-profit Lighthouse elsewhere in the State of Florida. I am very impressed with the dedication and passion of this group that... more »

  Carol wrote:

As a child our family attended church and I help with the instruction classes. I now live in the NW and visit each time we go home I admire the folks working on the project as it was in need of lots of work. It has been amazing how much work has been... more »

  Geoff G wrote:

I visit the office weekly always to find the staff hard at work assisting those researching local and personal family histories, preparing for a guided tour, planning the next public speaking program, Rural Heritage Days events and more. I have attended... more »

  Johnathan S. wrote:

Our small town has been the envy of other small towns because we have so many people who work together to get things done. I think it helps that we have so many connections with one another, both in this generation and in generations past. Giants of the... more »

  sere wrote:

This is a special interest group made up of relatives and friends to a limited self-serving mission veiled with the pretense of serving the greater community. They are self-appointed novices without legitimate authority in the area of heritage homes.... more »

  heritage wrote:

The "little castle" by Julia Morgan, California's first licensed architect, is being protected and preserved by the Landmark Heritage Foundation, a non-profit preservation organization whose only beneficiary is this nationally recognized and California... more »

  Writer wrote:

Minnilusa Historical Association does a wonderful job of maintaining pioneer museum artifacts and preserving the Black Hills' pioneer history! Also included in the collection are as many as 5,000 historical photographs, that have been converted to digital... more »

  Jim L.10 wrote:

Annually, the second week of October a Final Alarm Ceremony is held at the Memorial Park, where the Fallen Firefighters are honored. The Public is welcome to attend. more »

  El H. wrote:

A great place to learn about Santee's history, and a nice museum located inside their 1913 barn. more »

  Georgene L. wrote:

Our daughter has had an amazing time on Saturdays at Kitsap Live Steamers. Our toddler has even joined in on a push cart. This is a great experience for young and old. more »

  bajagirl wrote:

We volunteered here for the first time this summer. What an incredible experience at Tallac Historic Site! We scheduled for 5 weeks and stayed for 12! Working to gelp support this timeless site was fun and fulfilling! We are ready for next summer! more »

  Sheila W wrote:

This local non-profit provides an outstanding look into the history of the area both by its extensive exhibits located in a pioneer homestead and by its volumes of oral histories collected from early pioneers before they were lost to time. There is an... more »

  JulieMC1787 wrote:

We were donors to this museum until discovering their management doctored the books. The figures given to us did not add up. Ms Houston. Senior Director, flat out lied to my husband. She is more in it for her six figure salary than the mission. Recently... more »

  Dewi wrote:

I've read about The Farm Community in Summertown, Tennessee over the years, and had an opportunity to visit recently. In its Welcome Center there's a small room (maybe 8' x 8') with a little memorabilia collected since its beginning, but considering... more »

  feedthedoginc wrote:

This organization demonstrates the importance of architectural preservation with the utmost integrity. Saving historic buildings and the knowledge of the culture are vital to remembering how our first settlers lived and to appreciate their work, hence... more »

  hello2me wrote:

Petaluma Blacks for Community Development (PBCD) is an organization formed to share black history and culture. PBCD has a yearly Black History Program, Jazz Concert and Black Exhibit. The membership of the group is open to everyone. The organization... more »

  Bernie W. wrote:

although the Arnold Historical Society began in June 2005, it just opened a new museum in June 2012. Located at 1723 Jeffco Blvd on the main road through Arnold. The museum is filled with artifacts from the six small villages that created Arnold 40... more »

  KCNPN wrote:

I was a founder of this organization and currently serve on the TJHS HPS Advisory Board. The mission of this organization is a hard one. Preservation of a historic landmark is a slow process and an expensive one. This organization has been working hard... more »

  Fenton Neil wrote:

Since 2007, the Fairview Historical Association has obtained placement of Triangle School on the National Register of Historic Places, received the annual preservation award from the Heritage Foundation for the restoration of the 1840's Jingo Post Office,... more »

  conno0207 wrote:

In a town of less than 300 citizens, it is amazing that this organization has raised thousands of dollars to help preserve local history. All of the work is done by volunteers. more »

  DONTONYA wrote:

PLEASE READ THE WEB-PAGE THAT CAN BE FOUND BY DOING A gOOGLE SEARCH ON: ANCIENT WONDERS INC. IT WILL EXPLAIN ALL. more »

  EbeeC wrote:

Until recently, Oberlin Heritage Society was a model area nonprofit. Since the recent resignation of the organization’s long-time Executive Director, the Heritage Center has started falling apart due to an inexperienced board, an ineffectual... more »

  nananan wrote:

The museum is very supportive of veterans group and is run mostly by volunteers. The Pearl Harbor Survivors meeting there, Eagles Wings, a military bereavement group, Viet Man Vets and many other groups. They have a wonderful reference library for anyone... more »

  sarasotakate wrote:

While the history of Sarasota County is not long (the first known permanent settler made his home on the shores of Sarasota Bay in 1842), it is fascinating. This area of Florida was a hot spot for homesteaders, land grabs, hopeful Scots (who arrived in... more »

  okiefromwaynoka wrote:

The Waynoka Historical Society is preserving the unique history of Waynoka at Waynoka Station. The Waynoka Air Rail Museum is on the second floor of the restored Harvey House. The museum tells the history of the Santa Fe Railroad in Waynoka, the Transcontinental... more »

  lorraine55 wrote:

Chesterfield Arch Bridge Beautification and Preservation Society formed as a non-profit in2010 has worked to preserve the Justice Harlan Fiske Stone Bridge Pedestrian Bridge between Brattleboro, Vt and West Chesterfield, NH. The group is about to... more »

  Writer wrote:

This nonprofit began by seeking a taxpayer-funded loan in the amount of $15,000 with no interest from the City of Kent in 2012 with no viable financial planning. Citizens were astounded and expressed to City Council between 2012 and 2013 that taxpayers... more »

  Hintory-In-Motion wrote:

Stewards of Virginia African American History:The Gum Springs Historical Society was charted in 1984 to tell the story of the oldest African American community in Fairfax County, est. 1833. Its primary purpose is to authenticate the history of Gum... more »

  zapple wrote:

Pat, Annette, Jeffrey and others are working hard and starting to make good progress. I hope the City of Murrieta will start giving them much more help. more »

  Litchfield L. wrote:

September 9, 2019 : The Litchfield staged a Revolutionary War Living History Day on the Litchfield Green.Spring 2020 : The Litchfield Patriots made repairs to the tombs of General Oliver Wolcott and Mrs. Wolcott and to that of Frederick Wolcott... more »

  Norchelle B. wrote:

This organization is doing a fantastic job preserving the history of its community. Honored to have met many of the volunteers and spend Memorial Day here at Woodlawn with our nation's heroes. more »

  mijomuffins wrote:

They do amazing research and displays! What a cool nonprofit! more »

  Lincoln Bergman wrote:

All stars possible! This is an excellent organization, with a dedicated Director and Youth Coordinator. Find out more at www.freedomarchives.org 10 years ago I was one of the founders of the Freedom Archives and since then, in addition to contributing... more »

  CappyBoppy wrote:

Since 1998, the Bay Area Paul Robeon Committee has worked to restore Paul Robeson to his rightful place in history. Through exhibits, events, volunteer work and international and local outreach, THE BAPRC has kept the momentum of centennial year activism... more »

  JeffreyV wrote:

Fantastic programs and events throughout the year. Programs for beginners, programs for advanced genealogists, events for the public, classes on a variety of topics, outreach into the community via lectures and presentations. more »

  KB518 wrote:

My daughter thoroughly enjoyed her visit when the museum opened for the 2nd grade walking tours from our local elementary school. She liked seeing the soldier dressed up in front of the museum, and liked the pictures of the houses inside. My daughter... more »

  AnonymousNonprofit wrote:

This organization spends millions of donor dollars on advertising campaigns and marketing activities and calls them "programs" so they can achieve a strong impact score. They've been doing so for more than 5 years now and just recently launched a new... more »

  MEJ2015 wrote:

NSDAR is a class act in their programs that support the mission of education, preservation, patriotism. From the essay contests to support of veterans to one of the best genealogical libraries in the country, NSDAR hits all the right notes. For women... more »

  David195 wrote:

I had lost my job at teh age of 53, working for a bank. As a older worker, no one was interested in my skills. I needed a job that would value my life skills. I found Modoc Railroad Academy and was able to receive both classrom and hand on training on... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Palm Harbor Historical Society do a great job in preserving the history of the area. They have really turned the Hartley House into a great museum. I enjoy all the events they have there. All the volunteers i have met are wonderful and all work very... more »

  Sabine Y. wrote:

I have asked for permission to paint with a Carroll County group of watercolorists and was graciously permitted to do this. We have done it several times and enjoy the property and homestead. There is so much history to learn about the people who have... more »

  Patrick Kleaver wrote:

I have been a contributor to the World Monuments Fund since about 2010. It doesn't just restore the world's architectural wonders, but also helps train new conservation professionals and craftspeople in the parts of the world it works in. This training... more »

  MBloom wrote:

Volunteer work can get very tedious, but it is really worth the effort. I have enjoyed every minute of my volunteer efforts at this Museum. I never expected it to be this interesting. It was however very disorganized and it still lacks continuity.... more »

  John161 wrote:

This organization became Yates County Genealogical and Historical Society, Chartered by the NYS Regents in 2011, with a new EIN. This listing is for the old organization, which was merged with the new one and is found in this listing also. more »

  Toni E. wrote:

Beautiful landscape in one of the prettiest areas of Vermont. Friendly staff and detailed tours. The Northeast Kingdom is very lucky to have the Old Stone House for field trips for schools and great educational camps in the summer. So much more to say,... more »

  Carolyn50HI wrote:

Beautiful historic (built in 1925) theater in downtown Hilo, which has been renovated and loved over the years. Shows wide selection of independent movies plus classical music concerts, Hawaiian musicians, and even ballet shows sponsored by the East... more »

  Susan284 wrote:

This is a group of women who are all proven descendants of patriots of the American Revolution. We do a lot of service activities for Veterans, we plant trees for conservation and help beautify our local area and so many other things. more »

  TheTruthHurts wrote:

I can say that some of the past members was friends with Robert Woods who stole over 78,000 dollars from this association. I will add that some of the members then and now support this person who stole from Cabbagetown. This nonprofit association... more »

  TinaInCrane wrote:

The Board, volunteers and members of the Museum have really stepped up. In 4 months, they have have moved into their new building, restructured their exhibits and welcome old members back. So hopeful for the future of this 48 year old organization celebrating... more »

  jchilds wrote:

The Icebreaker Mackinaw Maritime Museum, Inc. preserves, interprets and educates aboard the decommissioned Icebreaker Mackinaw (WAGB 83) located in Mackinaw City, Michigan. It is an excellent visit experience each summer season for anyone and families.... more »

  Cerebral wrote:

This non profit 501C dates back to 1971, and will have 50 years of service in 2021. The associates plan, provide, and, present programming throughout the year at the Historic Brandywine Battlefield ,2201 Baltimore, Pike, Route 1, P. O. Box 202, Chadds... more »

  Bel_E wrote:

My story began with my interest in learning about the Native American culture for a class called Diversity and Oppression. I'm a social work student at Arizona State University. This lead me to research and write a paper on intersectionality of foster... more »

  digitalthumbprint.com wrote:

The Sacramento Civil War Round Table (SCWRT) meets 12 times each year on the second Wednesday of each month. Please visit www.SacramentoCWRT.com for more information. The Sacramento Civil War Round Table (SCWRT) was established in 1961 to provide... more »

  incognito2 wrote:

The following statement is the personal opinion of this reviewer based on the facts that are available to me at this time: When first founded about 25 yrs ago, SALHA was well thought-out and it's operations were well run and on the up-and-up.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Completely volunteer organization dedicated to preserving and maintaining the Turkey Point Light House. If you can spare a day or a dollar please visit our website tpls.org. more »

  juanV wrote:

I have been associated with the Sons of the American Revolution for over four years. As a member, I see the excitement our young people have when they learn about the events that led to the founding of our country. Wherever our Color Guard appears,... more »

  levansanders wrote:

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  curtisfamily wrote:

The Stickney House Foundation has a mission to restore the historic (1849) Stickney mansion in Bull Valley, Illinois, and to create a community resource center within the structure. more »

  Clifton P. wrote:

The volunteers of the Chester Historical Society do a great job in preserving our community's history and sharing it with the world! They could definitely use more help! more »

  culturalfan wrote:

Dedham Historical Society has been collecting items that tell the story of Dedham's history for over 150 years. It's building was custom built in the 1880s. The museum has the oldest chair made in America, a great collection of Dedham Pottery, and the... more »

  georgeholden wrote:

I have been volunteering at Puget Sound Navy Museum Foundation for the past 19 years. It is a great experience knowing you are helping to preserving the rich Naval heritage here in the Northwest. When the children of the local schools tour the Museum... more »

  Matecumbia Historical Trust wrote:

The Matecumbe Historical Trust is dedicated to the preservation of the historical and anthropological legacy of the Florida Keys. It is as "grassroots" as you are likely to find. Membership includes original pioneer family members and their descendents... more »

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  JMNesson wrote:

For more than 20 years, I've been a weekly volunteer at the Benton County Historical Museum in Philomath, Oregon. It's because of what I've seen and heard there during that time that my husband and I have chosen to support the Museum as legacy donors. I've... more »

  Train Gal wrote:

The California Historical Artillery Society (CHAS) www.warhorse.org rescues Standardbred horses from the race track. These horses are then taught to be ridden, pull numerous types of "rolling stock" including an ambulance and a 6-Up horse drawn cannon.... more »

  christopher30 wrote:

This institute was created in 1997 to preserve the legacy of a former FSU professor named Laura Jepsen. As a part of this mission the volunteers care for her cottage and beloved oak tree located at 1401 High Road near the FSU campus. With just over... more »

  Randolph wrote:

I have been fortunate enough to have been a supporter of this fine organization since 1997. I was born and raised in Virginia so Civil War Site preservation has been important to me most of my life. When I was a child I viewed the Petersburg VA seige... more »

  Dick Adams wrote:

SABR is a society of friends. Every member I have ever met will go out of his/her way to help you. I have been a member of several other non-profits, SARB is #1 for social organizations with the Beer Judge Certification Program running second. more »

  Meed wrote:

This is an educational, non-profit museum. Their mission is to educate and promote the history of Bourne, MA. They maintain the Aptucxet Trading Post Museum, a replica of the 1627 trading post on the banks of the Cape Cod Canal. The museum also maintains... more »

  thankfulfornonprofits wrote:

I particiated in the Sequoia Summer Service Week to construct split rail fencing and perform trail maintenance activities. An enriching, exciting and fun experience. Pros- 1. I am so impressed with the park rangers team and the great work they do. It... more »

  Tina Millican wrote:

Just want to say I love their mission to put a portait of George Washington in every school. I remember his portrait when I was a child and am amazed that we no longer have his picture in all our schools. Our children need to be taught who the father... more »

  Heidi58 wrote:

They are doing a wonderful Job of collecting the history of this very special town. This town has stayed true to its roots as a artist colonie. And controlled the growth with in the city to represent just that by focusing on strict building codes that... more »

  MarleneLois wrote:

The Jewish Genealogy Society of Greater Washington (JGSGW) was established as a non-profit society in 1980. In 1982, 1988, 1995, 2003 and 2011, JGSGW was the host society for the annual conference of the International Association of Jewish Genealogical... more »

  asdpres wrote:

Accessible San Diego has just completed out 25th year of providing information and services to persons with disabilities and also travelers with disabilities. We invite you to view our website www.access-sandiego.org and also while there view our Access... more »

  L.T.Gaddy wrote:

For the past 31 years, the Martin Luther King Commission has helped school age children succeed in school with their Annual Essay, Poetry, & Arts contest. Contestant's self-esteem get a real boost. The MLK Commission is an iconic program located in the... more »

  Anne Fairfax wrote:

The International Yacht Restoration School serves a much-needed niche in the education of young people, providing a skill-based program which is unique in the US. I've been involved as a supporter and volunteer and have been incredibly impressed with... more »

  Anon777 wrote:

I have been a volunteer here for 3 years, but have never seen such unsatisfied staff. It makes for a tense atmosphere and you can really tell the staff is worn down by micromanagement and lack of trust. I enjoy what I do here, but will choose to volunteer... more »

  WARREP1 wrote:

The Thunderbolts of Tampa Bay members are working to create a WWII Aviation Military Re Enactment and Museum organization. It will be a nucelus of six HALF_SIZE P47 Fighter Planes. These half size aircraft will be pilot flown and use either an aircraft... more »

  Guenevere wrote:

The LFGHF (full name above) is the sponsor of the DEUTSCH COUNTRY DAYS German-French and Osage Tribe Missouri history, dating from the 1700's thru 1890. There are over seventy life skills of the above-referenced above demonstrated, such as Hide Tanning,... more »

  EnviroFan wrote:

The Land O' Lakes Historical Society does a great job of creating and sharing exhibits that highlight the unique history of this Northwoods community. Each summer there is something new to discover. It is a great rainy day option in this wonderful resort... more »

  ehmannv wrote:

I mailed a check for membership this spring. I was quite surprised to have the check returned to me with no explanation. more »

  MStolarski wrote:

This group works hard to present the history of the local area to residents and visitors. It operates a museum and park just east of downtown Sealy on Main Street, about a block past the railroad tracks. Every year it hosts the "Spring Picnic",... more »

  edsnyder350 wrote:

A Wonderfull group keeping a Historic Landmark on The National Register functioning.Rev Ed Snyder more »

  Ellen44 wrote:

This nonprofit is now known as Preservation Chapel Hill. As a volunteer for this organization over the last dozen years, I have observed the staff and other volunteers work hard on many preservation projects in Chapel Hill. It has used its Endangered... more »

  ad1113 wrote:

This organization is supposed to be about things in Montauk that are historical. I don't think there's anything more historical than The Seven Sister homes that were built in the late 1880s. They seem to stay away from this subject. I even wanted to donate... more »

  Woods-walker wrote:

These are a great group of Christian minded people with a love of history and a desire to preserve it for future generations. more »

  WaShawn wrote:

I had the good fortune to travel to the Northeast in July of this year from my home in Washington State. I say good fortune because among the areas I visited, Bath, Maine and the "Maine Maritime Museum" was top on my list.As someone interested in... more »

  Michael J.9 wrote:

The LHSWM was organized as an all voluntary effort to raise money to build a stunning work of public art, the "Spirit of Solidarity National Immigrant and Labor Monument." Organized in 1999, it raised a stunning $1.2 million, taking 15 years. SOS is located... more »

  Dary M. wrote:

very nice atmosphere genuine people working for preserving the history of pompano beach more »

  Cory C. wrote:

This is a great group of people who are VERY passionate in what there doing - Renovating the historical Olive Hill High School ("on the Hill"). more »

  HistoriCorps wrote:

HistoriCorps worked with Historic Routt County and Routt National Forest on the epic (multi-stage) restoration of Hahns Peak Fire Lookout Tower on top of Old Baldy, near Steamboat Springs, CO. The altitude and inaccessible location made the project... more »

  endkaos wrote:

This organization exists solely for the purpose for the Chairman of the Board so he can acquire militaria for his personal use and assets. more »

  johnmyers wrote:

This is a very warm and dedicated group of people, supporting the arts and cultural events in their community as well as preservation. more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Pee Dee Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Pee Dee Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Pee Dee Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation... more »

  hasia wrote:

The AJHS works hard to preserve the historic treasures of American Jewry as it strives to make an impact on the future. It is both a great resource for scholars and an agency that serves the public. more »

  dave23 wrote:

Sanborn Mills is an outstanding, original organization that promotes the education and exercise of traditional skills and crafts such as blacksmithing, oxen team leading, and timber harvesting. Located on a large New Hampshire farm, the facilities and... more »

  bmatul wrote:

Keeping the history of Kenyon alive in the youth of the community. more »

  RJones1981 wrote:

The Kinston Historical Preservation Group has done an excellent job of keeping the history of Kinston alive today. more »

  Summa wrote:

Last weekend I had an unforgettable experience dancing and sweating in honor of the rebuilding of Nepal. The dream team: Shardula Joshi and Soumil Patel put this event together in only 7 days in response to the earthquake in Nepal. Their group NERFDFW... more »

  Sharpsburg106 wrote:

After purchasing property in Sharpsburg in 2006, we immediately joined the historical society. I became a board member and am now the president of the organization . We offer research help to those looking for information about their families and the... more »

  Albert wrote:

We are tasked with preserving The Mound from property development. In 1983 a deal between the Town Council and a developer deeded the 12.76 acres of The Mound in perpetuity to the Mound Foundation, a non-profit organization representing... more »