Find Homeless & Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  ejpinman wrote:

HOV is an innovative leader in not only the homeless services field, but the non profit sector. As a volunteer I am connected to the their mission by feeling empowered and supported. The focus of bring humanity back to those that face homelessness is... more »

  Jeremiah M. wrote:

I was in The Mission in Citrus for about 3-4 months. James was a great guy - helped me out when he could. I had to go to probation and he always made sure I got there. They recieve donations of clothes which help everyone dress for jobs. One month... more »

  Sarah C. wrote:

Justine Petersen helped my husband learn how to build his credit as a new arrival to the US. They also provided a Spanish translator to accommodate his needs. They also helped us buy our first house. The talented and professional staff helped us from... more »

  Joanna3 wrote:

I've seen first hand how the Book Industry Charitable Foundation impacts lives. Whether it's eviction prevention or emergency medical assistance, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation helps booksellers avoid or manage potentially catastrophic life events. more »

  John C. wrote:

I have been donating to Shelter Partnership for over ten years. What Shelter Partnership accomplishes on behalf of the homeless and working for the end to homelessness given the budget they operate on is staggering. It is far and away the most efficient... more »

  Living Proof wrote:

When I first got there I thought very little of myself for ending up there. I was shown genuine care and concern by the staff at Solutions. Even when I didn't believe in myself they believed in me. There were guidlines to follow in order to get your life... more »

  buildfutures wrote:

SteppingUP is changing lives every day. They mentor and tutor youth and guide them in the direction of college after finishing high school. This not only helps the youth they work with but the whole family. As someone who works with homeless youth 18... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

USA Cares is supposed to be empathetic towards military service members and stress causing situations. USA Cares does not understand that a veteran will tough out for prolonged periods of time and stressful situation. USA Cares criteria of time frame... more »

  scott.janusproperty wrote:

Elsia and her team make an enormous impact on West Harlem. Elsia combines passion and professionalism, with a hard-driving work ethic to assist tenants in this community where no other assistance exists. Palante Harlem is a critical community-based... more »

  Delores wrote:

I am a former female prisoner and I am very grateful for the assistance that Genesis was able to provide to me. They have ministered to me and have held me accountable in my walk with the Lord. I have truly grown in the Word and I am now working and... more »

  MAK wrote:

No bells, no whistles, no huge salaries or administrative expenses; NHCO defines “full-service” and embellishes it with efficiency and seven pounds of caring. Over 6300 services were delivered last year. But that doesn’t really reflect... more »

  MaureenWilliams wrote:

AWLMC is an all volunteer nonprofit that runs a no kill almost cage free cat adoption shelter and a low cost spay neuter certificate program for cats and dogs. It also has a monthly pet food bank to help pet owners under hard economic times provide food... more »

  hopkin wrote:

My experience with CCH has been extremely rewarding. I’ve been a volunteer here for about ten months, helping out with fundraising. I generally assist in organizing fundraising events, usually specializing in one area per event, such as silent... more »

  johnd wrote:

Credit Card Management Services Helped my parents by prioviding them with Counseling needed in acquiring a Reverse Mortgage Loan. I called them and they assisted me with getting my high interest rate credits cards to a lowere and more afforadble interest... more »

  Runner4 wrote:

The Elizabeth Stone House is a great organization, with dedicated staff, that works hard to serve its clients and the community. more »

  Susan wrote:

Samaritan House provides vital services to central San Mateo County. They work closely with families to address the wide variety of issues faced by those in poverty. What has impressed me is their commitment to the whole individual providing... more »

  HEP1 wrote:

HEP is an organization that is dedicated to ending homelessness for every man woman and child who come to our door. Over the past 25 years we have developed partnerships with 25 other agencies to bring whatever resources are required to correct the you... 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 »

  cheextraordinary420 wrote:

I became familiar with VHCDC in 2004 as a double-minority owner of a distribution company. Though my company was located in the Northern portion of North Carolina ( near the Virginia line) I received an invitation from VHCDC to attend a conference for... more »

  bill wrote:

I love La Casa de las Madres. They provide amazing support to women and families in need - especially those fleeing domestic violence. Every year around the holidays, I 'adopt' a family or two and provide holiday presents to them, because no... more »

  volunteerval wrote:

My wife and I have donated to and volunteered for a different non-profit operating in Zambia. After finding AVOH and meeting their directors in Zambia and in the US, and after visiting their schools in Zambia, we stopped supporting the other group and... more »

  genejennett wrote:

I came to Wounded Warrior Homes (WWH) in March 2012 because I am a veteran and I wanted to make a difference in the lives of other veterans. I was extremely pleased to find that WWH is an all-volunteer organization. This NOT (unlike quite a few other... more »

  Charlie Scribner wrote:

I am a long-time supporter and former board member of Abode Services and Allied Housing, and was chair of the Fund Development Committee. I worked especially hard on the Journey Home Breakfast using the "Raising More Money" model. I think the property... more »

  ddneering wrote:

The Shelter Assocation has been an important part of the Washtenaw Community for over 26 years. I am impressed with their mission "ending homelessness one person at a time." I have been espeically impressed with the staff who work day to day with... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. more »

  Americanga wrote:

I have worked with United Military Care for several years as a key referral for service members in need. UMC tries to help anyone in distress by doing a thoughtful intake and staffing for immediate assistance. Plus they are very active in general support... more »

  Bluegrass princess wrote:

I am a native Lexantonian and having lived here my entire life, I have witnessed many changes. I too grew up in Fairington Apt a subsidized housing complex. I lived there from 1979 to 1991. I had no idea really how poor we were and we always had something... more »

  Kat_10 wrote:

BEWARE!!! The director of this organization, Jeffrey, puts on a show for the media in order to secure grandure for himself. I have personally seen him turn away homeless, hungry youth from events where there was a bounty of extra food and clothing because... more »

  irispa1030 wrote:

Community Improvement Organization Inc., (CIO) is a great organization that improves the lives of those in great need. CIO cares about thier volunteers and those that can't help themsheves. Thank you CIO for be a great organzation!! more »

  kculpep343 wrote:

The Wingard Home has been very flexible and creative in their efforts to help families in need of assistance. They serve a large number of clients given the size of their operation. We feel that we get the maximum bang for our giving buck. more »

  Concerned_WI_Parent wrote:

I helped grow food at a local community garden that was given to this organization. They moved swiftly and efficiently to provide that food to families in need. I was impressed with their compassion and for their ability to ensure that food was given... more »

  spencer1 wrote:

I work with SPIN as a receptionist through a Senior Community Service Employment Program. I have been out of work about 2 years and was fortunate to be accepted to work with SPIN. I have never been exposed to a non-profit before this experience. I feel... more »

  ASCFBOD wrote:

The Amschwand Sarcoma Cancer Foundation changes the lives of families affected by sarcoma cancers. It is an honor to serve as a board member for this amazing organization. more »

  RJ235 wrote:

Who says crime and poverty have to go hand in hand! I have been a police officer in the city of St Paul for many years working in the Ames Lake area. For years and years, the Ames Lake Neighborhood was one of the worst places to live or in my case,... more »

  Sharen Moessner wrote:

My husband has been involved with ACTS for many years, but he and I have only been married for four years and I came from the west coast to Virginia, so I knew nothing of this organization before arriving. Paul suggested that if I was ever looking for... more »

  azrussian1 wrote:

I am working for S H I E L D from 2002, and from that time has helped hundreds families to resolve their issues, and to get out of the Domestic Violence situation. My desire to help based on my own hard experience of Domestic Violence in the family, and... more »

  Dave74 wrote:

SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT AT VETERANS INC. MANY OF MY FELLO VETERANS THAT HAVE RECD. SERVICES FROM THEM COMPLAIN THAT THE STAFF IS ALLOW TO EAT MEALS AT THE SHELTER FREE OF CHARGE , THE DONATION ARE INTENDED TO BE GIVEN TO THE HOMELESS VETERANS NOT THE... more »

  hmanyoma wrote:

Helping a hero has been a family of individuals that are more than just Big-Hearted, they are my extended family. From the time that I met Meredith and her family, they have been a blessing ever since. Helping a hero has helped my family and I in our... more »

  charene wrote:

on june12th 2015 Ronald smith was found to be deceased by his girlfriend in his truck at 330am in the morning. in a state of shock and not knowing what to do I got on a truckers sight and was told to contact truckers final mile. which I did. this man... more »

  Daniela8 wrote:

I hosted a bar crawl in New Haven to support Backpacks For Life. Brett is incredible to work with, and the organization is amazing. more »

  Onlygodcansave wrote:

This home is horrible. They take people in manipulate them, tear them down, and then kick them out! The woman who runs it is in it for the money. Truly sad! more »

  alexplechash wrote:

There has been no other veteran-oriented non-profit or charitable organization with which I have been involved, or that I am aware of, that is more dedicated and visionary than this one. The events organized are as well-run and inspirational as any I've... more »

  volunteer48 wrote:

Street Youth Ministry of Austin may be a mission that is unique in all the world. The missionaries serve street-dependent youths living near the University of Texas campus. Unlike most homeless people, the youths are not interested in finding housing.... more »

  roberte1103 wrote:

My church became involved with this organization over 20 years ago by inviting suburban homeless and their families into our church for one month a year through this organization's "Hospitality Network". One month a year (every March) our church provides... more »

  acfrizzell wrote:

I became a volunteer for Laymen Lessons back in Nov of 2009. Louie and his dedicated group of weekly volunteers love and care for the homeless community. They are an inspiration to all of us. Giving of their time and resources and praying, knowing that... more »

  Sandy Ohlsson wrote:

IOCP is an organization with a very clear mission, fabulous leadership and a history of making a huge impact on the communities they serve. Being a Board member of IOCP has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. IOCP makes a difference in... more »

  Michelle102 wrote:

This nonprofit is a great asset to the city of Portland. I'm an active volunteer in the men's housing shelter located under the Hawthorne Bridge. The staff is always accessible and open to services that the community is willing/able to provide to the... more »

  Zach H. wrote:

While volunteering with Habitat, in Omaha, I got to know several of their employees. After a year, I could no longer work there as I watched 1 manager, and 2 Supervisors get fired for disagreeing with the management, mainly because of being overworked... more »

  vyang wrote:

I grew up in the West Valley region since childhood and only discovered WVCS 5 years ago when I started working here. I never knew the agency existed or about it's services and in the last 5 years have learned more about my community that I did growing... more »

  Carl George wrote:

I am 80 years old and a retired Union College professor. With the recent death of my wife of 46 years I now live alone in a rural setting that I love very much but which challenges my maintenance abilities. With the appearance of my Umbrella associate... more »

  joe.joanne.moore wrote:

I spent 3 weeks as a volunteer at the Nepal Orphan's Home. The volunteer coordinator met me at the airport and accompanied me via taxi to the volunteer house. The house was safe and well furnished, with solar hot water showers and internet access. My... more »

  Chuck Woodson wrote:

Swords has been assisting Veterans in need since the 1970's in the San Francisco Bay area. To really evaluate a non-profit organization all you have to do is go to the men and women who are receiving the benefits from the organization. Having served 24... more »

  Christin1357 wrote:

WVRF,I wanted to take a moment to thank you for all that you have done for me and my family. After Hurricane Irma, we had a lot of damage to our home, putting us into a very tough predicament. I am a medically retired Army Veteran with progressive... more »

  sheehana wrote:

I spent a couple months working with OSSO in Ecuador and it was absolutely amazing! The program is well organized and exists to help serve the children. It was an experience that I will never forget and would recommend to anyone - young adults, families,... more »

  Laura G. wrote:

Re-member is a charity that helps the Lakota people primarily by bringing them beds, skirting (to reduce heating costs), creating wheelchair ramps, outhouse installation, and minor home repairs. It costs $546 to volunteer there for a week. That pays for... more »

  bloomingdale03 wrote:

I am honored to be apart of such an amazing team doing the Lords work. YAI Paks has changed my life and am so very thankful for the ladies who I get to serve with more »

  Mohammed2005 wrote:

I was one of the specialists in teaching barber for youth. I have taught two courses to teach barbering for young men from Iraq Children hope Organization. The supervisors of the organization in Basra Governorate were very professional and contributed... more »

  John Hardy wrote:

I have been a Night Watch volunteer for about three years. I am amazed at just how popular and well-supported this homeless ministry has been. The Executive Director, Gary Davis, has done an outstanding job of taking this program to the next level in... more »

  Rodrick S. wrote:

I am a current volunteer for Warm Body Warm Soul Help Center and I enjoy working at this non-profit organization. We provide services to the homeless people (Food, clothing, jobs, etc.). Also, we encourage them with whatever they're struggling with in... more »

  whtrovinger wrote:

On Sunday, September 10, 2017, Fort Myers took a direct hit from Hurricane Irma that made landfall just south of us as a category 4 with the eyewalls and eye passing right over us. Many of our employees and their families were majorly affected, from wind... more »

  Tim B. wrote:

Episcopal Place serves the needs of its disabled population in a myriad of ways. One of the most important ways is advocacy. Even though differences are made and lives are improved upon on an individual basis almost every day, advocacy brings about... more »

  jdeeter wrote:

I have volunteered with Nana's House almost since inception. It is incredible to see the outpouring from the community with volunteers who helped renovate our first home and now to our Gated Community constructed by volunteer builders and contractors.... more »

  David wrote:

My name is David Compton. 13 years ago I lost my life, family, job, home, car - everthing. With the help of Union Station Homeless Services I have regained my life and self respect. Without their help I don't know where I would be today. I was helped... more »

  aishaddot wrote:

Reggie Anderson was great.. thorough, detailed, friendly, great communicator. Would highly recommend Nonprofit Home Inspections more »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

AOVS is one of the most effective nonprofits that helps homeless veterans here in Memphis. more »

  anons wrote:

I gave them $50 one year. Then, they proceeded to bombard me with junk mail. I estimate that they spent $20 sending me junk mail in one year alone. I have no desire to donate money if a significant amount of the money is going to be spent on mailings.... more »

  Douglas H. wrote:

I am blessed to partner with Eden Ministries. The team the Fry's work with in Zimbabwe are saving at-risk AIDS orphans. They have little overhead so the money I donate goes directly to providing food, housing, medical care, clothing, education, emotional... more »

  trex2525 wrote:

Very helpful and great items for the kids. Sometimes kids don’t have the necessary or essentials items when moving in the foster care system and if Susie Qs kids can help ease the worry of the child then it is worth it. more »

  Sandra26 wrote:

Memo and his family are amazing people who believe in their community and in the power of honesty and hardwork. They empower both curious travellers and locals alike to help each other and learn more about the work through being active and doing what... more »

  Marybeth2343 wrote:

I came to LifeWay Network through friend of 30 years, its founder, S. Joan Dawber. Joan's involvement drew me in, and I joined the founding board. Slowly I learned the extent of global Human Trafficking and the terrible effects it had on its victims.... more »

  nmjen wrote:

We had to travel from New Mexico to Aurora, Colorado when my daughter had to undergo a bone marrow transplant to address her Severe Aplastic Anemia in 2009. After she was discharged to continue her treatment outpatient, she was severely immuno-suppressed... more »

  Wendy38 wrote:

La Casa Norte does truly incredible work and fills a void by providing services to youth and their families. The organization is extraordinarily well run and efficient with their dollars. more »

  Osama wrote:

I volunteered during Hurricane Sandy last year, I did various things such as gutting out, mucking out and my personnel favorite was cutting down hazardous trees. Its a great organization and the supervisors i worked under were very interactive and kept... more »

  Blessed2013 wrote:

Mission: Aurora Warms the Night seeks to preserve the life, health and stability of Aurora’s men, women, and children facing homelessness. They help through cold weather emergency shelter, food, clothing, and connecting to community resources.... more »

  roseanna wrote:

This is a wonderful charity organization and the staff and residence are great. I know because I sang at the Shade Tree last Christmas and Valentine's Day. I will be performing again in the near future. Because of the staff and ladies and children,... more »

  HandyVolunteer wrote:

I walked up to the tent on a volunteer build day, not really sure what to expect. I brought a pair of work gloves with me and was greeted by a friendly group of volunteers who got me checked in, offered some coffee and donuts, and told me of my team assignment... more »

  booboo wrote:

Easily one of the best-run charities I ever have encountered. Very low overhead and a sincere commitment to helping people in need make this my top choice for GREAT Non-profits. more »

  trexler85 wrote:

I’ve been helping with Moments of Hope for about two years now. Moments of Hope is a great organization to be apart of. In the time that I have been apart of MOHO, I have seen lives transformed....even my own life. I have seen people who have gone... more »

  mobileUser667257 wrote:

They are the best at problem solving! They will do whatever is within their means and budget, to keep the pet with the family, or rescue a pet from a bad situation. more »

  landont wrote:

I don't normally go every month but is very informational and there are other veteran organizations/organizations who come to share and network. I just recently let someone know I can periodically volunteer my time with this organization. more »

  barbaraeley wrote:

I am amazed at all the people Hospitality House is able to serve in our community. I know people personally that this organization has given a hand up and helped them from homelessness to productive, self sustaining citizens in our community. It is... more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  anonymous wrote:

I've been involved with Carpenter's Shelter in little ways off and on since about 1991 as time and money have permitted me. It was the first homeless shelter that I volunteered in while in college - it has a special place in my heart. I've seen the... more »

  valeriefosburgh wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Sharing Center since 2006, and this is a wonderful organization helping friends and neighbors in our community. I have referred many people to them, and no one has been turned away in their request for assistance. ... more »

  SockItToEm wrote:

Sock It To Em Sock Campaign began merely as an idea that came out of the “blue” to Susan Elizabeth Lee while shopping for 2011’s Thanksgiving Dinner. Not being able to let go of the idea she emailed all of her girlfriends and said, “Let’s gather... more »

  whalers wrote:

I got involved with this group due to several reasons. - Great program and success rate. - Very accountable. We help the families become self sufficient. (It is not a handout.) - Excellent staff who care about their clients and help them be successful. -... more »

  h2HOPE wrote:

I had the opportunity to assist the Lighthouse this year prepare grocery bags for Thanksgiving for the less fortunate in our community, and wow it went wonderfully. We packed 1000 bags in five hours and their team was just great. The Lighthouse had all... more »

  Amy wrote:

PATH Achieve Glendale is an outstanding program reaching out to homeless families in the Glendale area. After taking a tour a few years ago, I was really impressed. When Natalie Profant-Komuro then went to PATH Achieve, I knew that the program would... more »

  sapirionyx wrote:

Had a chance to get involved to one of their BIG events last MARCH 15. And I didn't experience anything but FUN, GRATEFULNESS and LOVE. This is an up and coming Non-Profit organization that I believe would change the "game" of being a helping entity.... more »

  thedani wrote:

Inshuti is a great non-profit for it's transparency - one can choose where their donation goes to - whether it be a window, a mattress or a whole house.The personal stories of each family that you can donate to is also an impactful way for donors... more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  JHebert wrote:

This entity is well run and serves an enormously important role in the greater Springfield area. Their continued commitment to lifting the spirits of their clients and providing guidance and sustenance on many levels is the hallmark of this long time... more »

  SPines wrote:

I am currently a greatful student at DC Central Kitchen. I have learned alot and love the program. The hands on hands experience is something that I will treasure for the rest of my life. The staff is wonderful. You learn alot of things about the kitchen... more »

  dawn9 wrote:

This organization opened my eyes to the demographics of those who are abused and trapped in a foreign country and how difficult it is to obtain assistance in these countries. more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! more »

  SarahR9 wrote:

This great organization is serving an important need for military families. It's great to give back to those who have given so much. more »

  Tony1 wrote:

I have been moved over the years by the efforts put forth at Covenant House to reclaim youth from the mean streets of America. This is done to remove them from the snares of street violence, homelessness, hunger and lack of proper parental care. Some... more »

  scottjensen wrote:

I was a previous client of PADS when I was homeless. Everyone from PADS who I dealt with was very professional and treated me with respect at a time when I was feeling very helpless and hopeless. .I was explained the services available and the staff took... more »

  aimeekilmer wrote:

Community Action Marin is one of the most impressive organizations I've ever had the pleasure of working with. They provide critical services to the residents of our county that struggle to make ends meet despite living in one of the wealthiest parts... more »

  Connie Sorrentino wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Arlington Neighborhood Village (ANV) since its inception in 2014. ANV provides many services to senior citizens who are aging in place. I have served as a driver and a friendly visitor and always enjoyed my time with the... more »

  harri027 wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Women Under Construction Network/At Home Foundation, Inc. for two years as a member of the board. I am extremely proud to work on behalf of an organization that lives up to its mission: “Repairing Homes, Building... more »

  clarkeman wrote:

Very impressive! Can't wait until the construction is finished to see the final facility. Helping many men, teaching them different things, banking, financial affairs, spiritual and education. I know some of the success stories and totally endorse... more »

  JesusChrist O. wrote:

I contacted them in hopes of gaining advice on how to help child abuse survivors. They told me to not do any thing! Said to just edit pictures and repost news stories. I don't quite get how that is 501 worthy. more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  Tesha Marie R. wrote:

Serenity's Grace is a wonderful non-profit. The love that they give when giving back is unexplainable the help they offer is beyond amazing. They are always there to help anyone at anytime. I love being able to help and volunteer with Serenity and the... more »

  Symba wrote:

This organization used to help those who were in recovery. Now, they are allowing our women to move out into their own places while they are still using. Unfortunately, they only care about keeping their numbers up by proving they are finding housing... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Organization! They have a coffee house, thrift stores, a book store and large meeting rooms - all supporting the empowerment of women and providing a safe place for them and their children. They do a great job over there! more »

  PastorMark wrote:

New Life Furniture is a dream ministry that reaches out to those who have a home, but no furnishings. It is a blessing to hear the reports of little children having a bed to sleep in...or school children to have a kitchen table to eat at and/or do homework... more »

  sunshineforlife wrote:

I first of want to thank the people that run Grace Campus. If there wasnt people like them I wouldnt be where I am today. This place has given me the chance to get back on my feet. A safe place to lay your head down, food in your stomach and clothes on... more »

  Janis wrote:

Sunday Friends works with over 900 families in need in San Jose, California. These are the families who demonstrate program after program that they prefer to earn what they need and to give back to their community rather than to receive mere handouts.... more »

  Norena G. wrote:

I believe that every member of the Native American community deserves healthy and safe housing. Red Feather has been serving this constant need for over 20 years. Their educational outreach and hands-on training serves families, elders, women and children... more »

  suzwillis wrote:

I biked from Providence to Seattle in 2009 to raise money and awareness for affordable housing through Bike & Build. It was one of the most meaningful experiences that I have had. I was a part of a team of 32 that biked, ate, built, and slept together... more »

  dana.cochran-wiley wrote:

As a Geriatric Social Worker for Eskenazi Health, I interact with many Marion County seniors who have lived in their homes for a very long time. Most of them, more than 30 years. These seniors have been community leaders and contributors, but now find... more »

  Kraig F. wrote:

The Texas Homeless Network is an amazing organization that helps agencies around the state by training, advocating, and with their overall expertise. more »

  Cara H. wrote:

The Lord's Place has been working to break the cycle of homelessness in Palm Beach County since 1979 (the year I was born). For as far back as I can remember, this has been the organization of choice for my family to give to and help. I have seen them... more »

  israel wrote:

I have been with Na'Amaat for 65 years. I have been to Israel 4 times. I have raised money to go to our Donor Luncheon every year. I have been Treasurer for 6 years in Buffalo, N.Y., 6 yrs. in Miami Bch., And 10 yrs. in West Palm Bch. I was Calendar Chairperson,... more »

  Drewashlee wrote:

Mind, Body, and Soul is a non profit that truly makes a difference. I have enjoyed making regular donations over the years, knowing that everything I give goes directly into the hands of people in desperate need. I love that this non profit is affiliated... more »

  Shanice I. wrote:

Operation Tiny Homes is the truly the best, they really do make dreams come true. Not only did they help us get our dream home, but they also helped reunite our family, giving our daughter a safe place to live. more »

  Morgan H. wrote:

AViva center is one of the most outstanding programs that I ever been involved in. They do it for the love of the children and really care about making a difference in these kids lives. Something that is very hard to come across nowadays. more »

  Kristy16 wrote:

This was my first time volunteering at Hope Mills and I didn't know what to expect but was very excited to lend a helping hand. When I first arrived everyone there greeted me and thanked me for coming. Making me feel comfortable and happy to be there.... more »

  Stackie16 wrote:

Hope Project works diligently to change lives for the better. We were able to take a trip to Nicaragua and not only see where many donated dollars go, but able to work alongside the founders who live to make a change in the World. We saw people come together... more »

  almeida2000 wrote:

I love volunteering for Buffer Charity. They help so many children with book bags and school supplies every year. I look forward to seeing what else they have in store to help the community. more »

  LindaWiese wrote:

THE PHILADELPHIA VETERANS MULTI- SERVICE & EDUCATION CENTER INC is a one of kind non-profit organization. It is literally a One-Stop-Shop for Veteran's. This is exerpts from an article I wrote about this organization for Examiner.com. Philadelphia... more »

  stacy wrote:

I was truly blessed to have been able to accept help from Fesco. I came from Tricity's family shelter with moderate expectations. I was provided not only shelter at Banyan and food but also a home away from my family. The room I had was clean as well... more »

  dihu wrote:

I have proudly seved on the Board of Lamp Community for more than ten years, after first becoming involved with the agency by providing pro bono legal services and serving Thanksgiving dinner. Lamp helps homeless men and women living with mental illness... more »

  PMcKenna wrote:

Safe Harbor is the only Homeless Shelter in Chester County, PA that accepts single homeless women. I am so proud of the fact that we were able to expand the Shelter to address the need in the County. Safe Harbor currently houses 20 single homeless men... more »

  krystadavis272 wrote:

A friend of mine placed her two children there as an alternative to DFS stepping in and taking them when lifes complications arose. Siblings are able to stay together in a Christian Family environment. They have been blessed with amazing educational opportunities... more »

  melindawollitz wrote:

This is a wonderful organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and academic support to students who may be in need. So far, every student that has participated in the program has graduated from college.The housing facility is right next... more »

  Kimberly406 wrote:

This organization effectively cares for the most vulnerable in our community. My family gives to this organization in lieu of gifts to each other. These children come to the shelter with nothing and they provide everything including love, support and... more »

  familymorency wrote:

This is an amazing faith based organization! With a strong, professional board of directors GCofH helps thousands of people each year to make positive changes and break the cycle of dependance and poverty. Well worth the investment! more »

  gferuson003 wrote:

This organization set up a table at a local grocery store to receive donations. I spent time researching their 990 tax return and spoke with the countywide Dept. of Veterans Affairs Health Care for Homeless Veterans officers. The VA has no contact with... more »

  sparkin1947 wrote:

In an area where decent housing is unaffordable for many, Fellowship Square provides an answer. For hundreds of low income older adults, its houses in Reston, Lake Ridge VA and Largo, MD are home. more »

  FredSpaulding wrote:

I went to The Christian Center in 2014 as a volunteer and working with the residents and neighbors living on the street changed my life. Remarkable organization that impacts thousands in our community for good. more »

  MariamR wrote:

DVRP is a great organization to get involved with if you like to see the impact of your work almost instantly. I have served as a community outreach volunteer, an advocate who has worked directly with survivors of domestic violence, and am currently on... more »

  gods-servant wrote:

I called good counsel because I needed to do a college paper on a place that deals with crisis. I really didn't know exactly what they dealt with, but they came up in my google search. When I got there, I was a little nervous because I didn't know how... more »

  valleykat wrote:

This nonprofit organization has been serving the homeless for 15+ years in downtown Phoenix every Sunday without fail. A group of selfless people who love God and people. They serve with excellent wherever and whatever the need is! more »

  mbatise wrote:

Shurrun's House is a non profit sober living house. They accept referrals for women in transition in the community in need of a change to fight their addictions. They assist them with access to employment opportunities, resources within the community... more »

  Barbara126 wrote:

This organization continuously provides services above and beyond the expectation! They provide wonderful events for clients and work to re-model area shelters! This organization is truly a wonderful place! more »

  tpierce wrote:

An organization that embraces integrity to a level far and above. Everyone who comes in contact with COTS knows that their commitment to quality service is best served by well working systems both inside and out of the organization. Every aspect of COTS... more »

  aaggarwal wrote:

As a volunteer for Homefront, over the last ten years I have been amazed to see the impact this organization has had on the lives of the women and children it serves. I have been part of back to school back pack drives where every homeless child is able... more »

  dalton wrote:

I have been a Dorot volunteer for around 6 years. It has truly changed my life. I have had the opportunity of visiting several senior citizens and getting to know them, making them my new friends. I am currently visiting a senior that has really become... more »

  erinhertha wrote:

People Loving Nashville is operated by the most caring humans. They love their community and volunteers well, and go above and beyond for some of the most vulnerable people in the city. I am honored to volunteer with this organization and to be... more »

  grammyd wrote:

I didn’t know HopeWorks existed until I needed them. I received a brochure while at the police station. I hadn’t intended to have him arrested, but after completing the Lethality Assessment, it was beyond my control. My then husband was arrested... more »

  meg baldino wrote:

I wasn't always a board member at Bean's Cafe. Although I recently moved into a new job, I spent the last decade as a journalist in Anchorage. For years I covered Bean's cafe in the news. Mostly the good the organization was doing for the homeless... more »

  Donnie M. wrote:

What a life saving organization this is. Our church is one of the home churches who houses these lucky clients. The families are so very grateful to Family Promise... otherwise, they would be living in their cars or on the street with their little children.... more »

  Hoseas House wrote:

Hosea's House serves women & children in crisis by offering them a Christ-centered home that teaches Biblical principles, life skills and personal development. They work within a transformation model and empower the community and residents of their ministry.... more »

  Alexandra D. wrote:

The Minot YWCA is fulfilling a need in our region of North Dakota that is not being met by any other organization: The Minot YWCA's Florence Anderson Center of Hope is the only shelter for chronically homeless women in the area, providing small apartments... more »

  bigstory wrote:

This is a multi service organization which services four different needs: Provides help for feeding the hungry, dealing with issues of violence in the family/relationship, transitioning the homeless through immediate shelter and training for living independently,... more »

  Fludder wrote:

I am currently in the infant stage of learning about The Restoration House, however; my experiences so far have lead me to believe that God just might have a purpose for me here. I had heard about The Restoration House through Mandy and Daniel Watson... more »

  mchase wrote:

I am part of a group that organizes a series of athletic endurance events to help raise money for Christopher's Haven. When I first participated in these events two years ago, I did not know much about Christopher's Haven and, honestly, although I was... more »

  Kyle K. wrote:

My sister Amanda Krueger works at Hope Harbor and asked Michael and I to help Hope Harbor move to their new living and work place. And while we were there our sister told us a little about it. The People working at Hope Harbor along with the people staying... more »

  JulianeS wrote:

There are multiple barriers that one can face when obtaining secure, adequate housing. These barriers become almost impossible for those who have been incarcerated due to mental health symptoms/diagnosis. CJK Community Homes provides affordable, clean,... more »

  ArcAngel2008 wrote:

The Arc of San Francisco is one of those non-profits that is quietly doing some of the best social work in the city. But as someone who has been a donor to them for years, I have gotten to know their work quite personally. The Arc helps people with... more »

  Efern4 wrote:

Americans Helping Americans helps people throughout America but with most of their focus on the forgotten areas of this nation - like Appalachia where some of the poorest struggle to survive. more »

  rickkoca wrote:

As the Founder & CEO of StandUp For Kids, I'm proud to say that we've been on the streets for almost 20 years, making a tremendous difference in the lives of thousands of homeless and street kids and at-risk youth. All of this through the thousands... more »

  Shannon Meade wrote:

I love this organization because I love the vision of helping children that desperatately need it. This organization gives hope to people who would not otherwise have it if not for Dorothea and Robert Kalatschan who started GIBTK. These two people... more »

  Laura wrote:

I remember the small kids couldn't ride the bikes, so I took out a HUGE bubble wand and started blowing bubbles. They were giggling and pretty soon the big kids wanted to play, then parents got done with their class and we were all outside blowing bubble... more »

  forjawsco2005 wrote:

I visited the Children's home in Gulu, Uganda which Social Promise supports. The people there are cheerful and grateful for the little things. Everyone was very hospitable and they welcomed me into their home with much joy. They were willing to share... more »

  homemoreproject2020 wrote:

It was great to work with Project Homeless Connect! more »

  kcooling wrote:

Waypoint Services provides a critical service to our community. The critical services that Waypoint provides- Domestic Violence, homelessness and childcare assistance are critical to ensuring that our community has the necessary resources to help people... more »

  E Bidstrup wrote:

Our foundation, Share a Smile, has a strong partnership with the Food and Care. We have been volunteering to provide dentistry for their clients for 8 years. In that time we have see many lives changed. Brent Crane and the entire staff at the Food and... more »

  cccliffy wrote:

The Ama Foundation funds Ama Ghar, a home for orphaned and disadvantaged children outside Kathmandu, Nepal. As a volunteer who has been visiting Ama Ghar annually since 2003, I can tell you that these children are raised in a loving, secure environment... more »

  Raphael wrote:

Community Housing Partnership has been at the forefront of this country's efforts to provide solutions to homelessness for 20 years. And as CHP works to create pioneering and effective solutions for families and individuals who have endured homelessness,... more »

  dennisclark43 wrote:

A ground based effort to provide a home for a disabled person who could not afford to live in an intentional community (CoHo cohousing) in Corvallis, OR. The best part is having a relationship with a wonderful individual (Mike) who gives back more than... more »

  jbacevice wrote:

Providence House helps children and parents/guardians from families in crisis across Cuyahoga County. While the parents can address problems in their own lives in order to better care for their children, the kids are happy, healthy, and loved at Providence... more »

  Holly G. wrote:

My husband and I worked on the house in Union Beach, NJ for SSGT Michael Minard and his family. Homes for Our Troops built a first class plus home for this hero and his family. Every thing they promised, they delivered. They were easy to work with... more »

  dif4us wrote:

I first volunteered with Yanawana Herbolarios in fall of 2017, right after Hurricane Harvey flooded much of the Texas gulf coast, leaving many people without a home to return to and in great need of support. Yanawana Herbolarios was sending a team to... more »

  Carma D. wrote:

I was introduced to the Freedom House through my employer for our annual day of giving. We were on-site and helped with some chores at the Freedom House. I was so moved by the program they do for homeless families in my city and county that I wanted... more »

  Kkaminer wrote:

I have been a volunteer board member for more than five years now. Mission of Deeds was a far different organization when I joined than it is now. Yes, they had a successful capital campaign to renovate and improve it's warehouse and office space and... more »