Find Homeless & Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  Homeless Homeless Advocate wrote:

When Mitch Snyder established this shelter in the 80's, he wanted it to be a comprehensive homeless service center that empowered the homeless. The homeless people of his day (as he died in 1990) were involved in speaking up for themselves. CCNV... more »

  Lincoln R. wrote:

In a world full of riches, it's easy to forget how many of us still live in deplorable, inadequate or minimal spaces. Habitat for Humanity represents the best of our species in our efforts to give the least fortunate among us a home they can be proud... more »

  Patryk S. wrote:

I was a resident with the Trust for about 10 years. The overall organization went through significant changes during that time. I also was employed with them for nearly 3 years. The work environment was tense. Job security was and is an ongoing concern... more »

  Brian Ray Todd wrote:

The SheepFold Shelter Mission Statement: To equip mothers with children suffering from homelessness or abuse for successful independent living with hope for the future. A key outcome is that they can live on their own independently and not be tempted... more »

  pamela35004 wrote:

I am completely disgusted that I went to this charity but instead of helping, they stole from me and at the time Greeley Police didn't believe me. NOW the Greeley Police are having to investigate their crimes for fraud!!! Why are they still open?? more »

  akgermon wrote:

Awesome , Awesome organization, everyone try their dedication to helping others have a home and the elderly live with dignity by repairing their homes and the veterans by repairing their homes is amazing! I thank God that I have been a part of such a... more »

  BrandyJo25 wrote:

My Name is Brandy Thacker(White) when i was younger my mother and my three sisters lived in the safe place due to my mothers relationship with my father. They were always amazing towards us and opened us up to things we would have never experienced before.... more »

  BreKS wrote:

I've worked with the Rescue Mission on a number of professional projects with work as well as personally donated to them. They do a lot of great things to help those in need here in Topeka. They work with the resources they are given, spend donations... more »

  Bob_22 wrote:

Bay County Habitat For Humanity volunteers build and renovate homes to improve lives, neighborhoods, and our community. Seeking to put God’s love into action, Bay County Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. On... more »

  skrauszer wrote:

I wanted to work with an organization where I could make an impact, but little did I know just how much my work with CAWC would also impact me. While the goal is to eradicate domestic violence so that organizations like CAWC wont be needed, for the... more »

  yourfriendmo11 wrote:

I had to get rid of lot of my stuff and furniture. Northwind teams 3 guys came to me. Theywere so nice. They took my bed apart and they knew what they were doing.I would highly recommend Northwind Ministries. Want to say many thanks to the 3 jolly... more »

  Wanda14 wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of Greenville has been and continues to be a tremendous blessing for me and my family. They have helped us moved from an infested apartment to a owning a new home. It was a process that taught us to value and appreciate what being... more »

  victoriaeileen wrote:

I have been involved in many boards and received tremendous satisfaction from volunteering on the working board of SWH. Many people don't realize it but there are so few places for homeless mothers in Baltimore to stay where they can keep their children... more »

  bellanmateo wrote:

This place is taking advantage of the mentally ill. My fiancé whom I've been caring for several years is mentally ill. He was in between medication changes and his new medication was not working well. We were going to address these things with his Dr.... more »

  Della Shane wrote:

Way Back Inn far exceeds their goals each year by helping homeless children and their families. This program is operated by volunteers and only one staff person. 2009 has been a challenging year with the economic downturn -- less donations -- and many... more »

  Elizabeth H. wrote:

City of Refuge is an amazing organization in the heart of Atlanta. They serve individuals and families experiencing poverty. Each year Peachtree Christian Church invites other denominations in our congregation to volunteer at City of Refuge for More... more »

  Mackie wrote:

I came across ESF on Facebook and volunteered at their recent event with Habitat for Humanity. The event was fun. We helped raise the walls of a home. And it was nice because the family we were building the home for was there. more »

  Shekinah wrote:

Peaceful Beginnings Shelter, is a non-profit organization that does not discriminate with regard to race, religion, age, sex or/and national origin. . We provide temporary shelter for battered, abused and homeless women, and others who are family... more »

  whaco86 wrote:

My first encounter with the YWCA was as a client. My daughters and I stayed at the women's shelter when leaving a DV relationship. They counseled and supported me, giving me back my confidence and self-esteem. After several years of healing, I returned... more »

  Writer wrote:

Access Living has walked beside us during one of our family's darkest times. My daughter became disabled while attending an inaccessible public school. Their advocacy and knowledge of the system were invaluable. They protected her from being relocated... more »

  littleduck wrote:

They gave me food at that annual outdoor food pantry open hair market they have once a year. But the workers were mean people. They should not be mean to indigent people in need. I'm also on their mailing list and they never emailed me an update... more »

  warningfriend1 wrote:

They’ll put cameras in your apartment. Hack all your accounts! Don’t recommend living anywhere foundation communities manages or owns!!! They use other tenants to harass you!!! And they DISCRIMINATE all day long. Lazy staff, not at all intelligent! more »

  bob7 wrote:

This foundation has had a 15 year history of providing services to homeless veterans or at risk of being homeless more »

  mswan17 wrote:

Working as a marketing intern, I had an amazing experience at Covenant House Michigan. I wrote articles to promote the organization, interviewed kids, helped organize events, and learned as much as I could about CHM. During my time, I noticed how passionate... more »

  incountryvet wrote:

The Veterans Assistance Fund has made a commitment to the future of America and has continued to encourage the youth of America. In these troubled times, when there is so much emphasis on negative information about Drug Abuse and Violence, the Veterans... more »

  LuLoMama wrote:

Save Haven is a wonderful, supportive organization that helped me through a very challenging and painful time in my life. The support groups provided me with relevant education about emotional and verbal abuse, which helped me to better understand my... more »

  Kaleen Robinson wrote:

I've worked with other not-for-profit orgs and have been continually impressed by the level of oversight, strong leadership, and stewardship that HFH Lake County operates with. There is thoughtful discussion on decisions, and all discussions start with... more »

  divawho wrote:

I am a single mother with two kids. I lost my job in Healthcare due to COVID-19. I have tried over and over to get help from Center of Concern. Each time they have failed me and my babies. I ask for rental and utilities assistance. Each time I give them... more »

  Jared B. wrote:

Friendship Shelter gave me the opportunity not only to get back on my feet but also the confidence again to be successful. When I entered the program back in Feb. 2011 I was broken down by life. I needed a place to live and a someone to give me a chance... more »

  mstiger95 wrote:

I loved head start so much when my children attended that after they graduated I applied for a position within the company! I have been apart of headstart as a parent and employee for 7 years!! What a great company to be a part of! I highly recommend.... more »

  Writer wrote:

One of the best places to get a hand up and not a hand out. They were very supportive when I was homeless, they worked one on one to make a bad situation turn into a wonderful opportunity. I was treated with respect and kindness. I don't think there are... more »

  corey.odden@gmail.com wrote:

John 3:16 Mission is a highly effective ministry serving the homeless and at risk populations of Tulsa, OK. I found them to be very open and very intent on maintaining a high degree of integrity. They have committed to high levels of financial transparency,... more »

  Mary wrote:

Time to Figure Out a Future: Helen's Story Sometimes it makes all the difference in the world to be able to step back from our day-to-day lives, take a deep breath, and figure out manageable steps toward making the wrong parts right. When Helen... more »

  Babs01 wrote:

One of the most important contributions that Lydia's House makes to the community is the financial counseling. This not only includes financial advice given to Ballou High School students, but also includes Homebuyers programs and assistance for people... more »

  Dimc1952 wrote:

I have toured carriage town and met with several of the staff. I'm very impressed with the classes offered, housing for 60 women and 60 men, the baby program and so much more. It seems they handle it all from food to clothing to housewares and personal... more »

  EthicalWorker wrote:

The current ED in 2018 is manipulative and abusive to her staff. I've heard her gossip about staff to other people, bad mouth them (including calling one of them fat) and belittle them. She clearly has favorites in the organization (especially her own... more »

  Thankyou wrote:

How could I put into words my gratitude for all the CASS and Human Services Campus has done for me. I was in error told that I had been dropped by the system and left to the streets. CASS (with the support of Human Services Campus) took me under... more »

  tissamac2003 wrote:

DO NIT DONATE TO THIS PLACE!! They do NOTHING TO HELP, they take the donations for themselves ( furniture) they don’t help with anything, all “director”wide load tail does is sit in her office playing games all day!!!DO NOT HELP THIS PLACE IN ANYWAY..... more »

  Lisatt wrote:

DIsgusting! Disgusting dirty place, my heart bleeds for the women I saw staying there. First, the girl in charge had no idea about any programs advertised as offered, she was more interested in getting my chore sheet set up. I was told to wash all of... more »

  ltnumber1 wrote:

My family came to serve a dinner at the shelter. It was a great and rewarding expereience. We also provided child care for the children while the moms attended life skills classes. Seeing the smiling faces truly made our day! more »

  KariA wrote:

Being a long time FAHA member and volunteer I can say that FAHA Manor provides best possible affordable housing for seniors. As a volunteer and with other volunteers we strive to make FAHA Manor the premier place for the elderly to retire more »

  Cindy wrote:

Almost ten years ago, when I first saw Rainbow Acres’ rural campus (the Ranch) where adults with developmental disabilities live, work, and socialize, I was struck by two things: the beauty of the rural setting, and the way the staff, residents, and... more »

  steve20 wrote:

As a member of the Colorado Springs community for nearly 30 years, and a volunteer and board member for a number of high-profile not-for-profit organizations, I'm proud to say that my experience with Partners In Housing, its partner-clients, and community... more »

  KARENVILLAGRAN wrote:

N.S.O. IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION, I AM GLAD GOD PUT THIS PEOPLE IN MY WAY, THANKS TO N.S.O. FOR ALL THE OPORTUNITY THEY GIVE DURING THIS TIME, AND I WISH WE CAN FIND PROGRAMS LIKE THIS AROUND THE WORLD THAT CARES ABOUT THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. more »

  ayyk wrote:

Great Organization. They deserve to be better recognized. There IT department is INCREDIBLE. And the funniest thing about that is: THERE IT DEPARTMENT IS NOT EVEN BUDGETED! That's right, whoever is they Systems Administrator there is a champion and a... more »

  philanthropist wrote:

I have had the opportunity to observe a period of growth and renewal at MSP. This remarkable period of organizational growth and development resulted in program and services expansion including a renovated/state of the art shelter as well as new and innovative... more »

  ghogan wrote:

Desert Manna Ministries and the Director Re. SherI Randolph are great! This Ministry provided sack lunches during the summer for very low income children. more »

  concerned wrote:

This organization is Horrible! They have a very bad reputation for no paying their blls, vendors or employees. There is suspected embezelment activities going on as well. I hope somebody investigates this organization, and if there is anything wrong,... more »

  Holly H wrote:

I was employee of this organization and am here to say that employees are treated much differently than clients. I was discriminated due to a mental illness disability and was offered no adjustment to the job when I revealed my bipolar diagnosis. This... more »

  revtexdave wrote:

The Good Shepherd Mission has been serving Walker County Texas and those passing through since 1983 with hot meals, a food bank, clothing and basic housewares bank and sheltering men, women and families. Now has HOPE House of recovery for residents... more »

  Anne wrote:

When I first walked into the Lawrence Community Shelter (LCS), I saw the many faces of homelessness and immediately felt helpless and hopeless. What could I do to really help? There were so many people that needed more than I could ever give. I soon realized... more »

  lollepop wrote:

The staff in the kitchen where very helpful when we got to the Place of Hope to make the meal. They showed how to use the grill. We baked hash browns for it. Helped with setting up the station for serving .They put deserts and salad to add to the meal... more »

  E.D. wrote:

My Giving Story…… I have several charities that are close to my heart, however American Campaign for Prevention of Child Abuse and Family Violence is the charity I am most fond of. ( http://nccafv.org ) My reason for supporting... more »

  mdom@mailinator.com wrote:

They charge a 40% cancellation fee. This fee is variable based on the size of your group, even when their costs do not change based on your group size. Otherwise, an okay non-profit. Religious. You get to build a house. more »

  Ms.Catherine wrote:

The Convent of the Good Shepherd Shelter, literally saved my life almost 19 years ago. They provided food, shelter, and clothing for my children and I, but their help was not limited to meeting our physical needs. They help re-educate the women who came... more »

  JC23 wrote:

The importance of the services and facilities that CHIP provides within the north state cannot be overstated. CHIP focuses on serving low/moderate-income, seniors, and others who lack financial resources by providing affordable housing throughout the... more »

  kooshy77 wrote:

I became aware of this organization through community members in the Phoenixville Area. My experience with the organization has been excellent and our Board continues to pride itself in ongoing due dilligence to our funders. Several new board members... more »

  gravity108 wrote:

The people at Housing Hope care so much and it shows by the difference they are making in people's lives. more »

  Allison L. wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization for nine years. Professional, smart and dedicated team that are changing the odds for children and families facing adversity in Palm Beach County. In addition to my time, I also support them financially. Extremely... more »

  Cyndee2727 wrote:

http://thomashouseshelter.org/ Wow, two more families are graduating this month from this amazing transitional shelter! Last year 91% of Thomas House families moved from the shelter into permanent housing! Way to go Thomas House. Like us on FB https://www.facebook.com/ThomasHouseTemporaryShelter more »

  Tomc wrote:

I have been affiliated with The Lazarus Project over the past 13 years and have been continually impressed with the success of the organization. The mission of the organization is to bring the impoverished of Placer County to self sufficency and it has... more »

  sjones12345 wrote:

Wonderful to volunteer for...the people that work here are very nice and supremely grateful for the help. The staff is minimal, encourages volunteers, so the money donated goes where it needs to go for those who need the housing. A very worthwhile charity. I... more »

  Hobson wrote:

The Heating Energy Assistance Team, Inc. provides valuable information and financial assistance to needy Georgians seeking help with their heating bills by directing them to the appropriate Community Action Agency in their county. Some callers want to... more »

  Greg Merschel wrote:

I have a crew that cooks on a pretty regular basis at the Shelter. About half are kids to teens. They are always amazed how nice they are treated. Last night one of our 13 year olds had to leave the room several times in tears becaused she was so greatful... more »

  moersfelderg wrote:

The Hebron House help and care to the homeless and mentally ill indivuduals of Waukesha County WI. They not only do it with the logistical needs but they care for each and everyone of their guest. The problem that they are facing is that Waukesha... more »

  Lillian A. wrote:

I have worked along side the staff at Next Step Ministries as they cared for and supported the women at the shelter and out reach programs. I believe each person connected with Next Step is committed to making a difference in the life of each woman and... more »

  Momma wrote:

SHIP is a poorly run organization that lacks positive communication with community members, supporters and vendors. The organization has a history of inability/unwillingess to pay their debts and due to the lack of quality leadership puts their tenants... more »

  hvsdinfo wrote:

The people who run this organization are the real deal. Mr Watterson and Mr Young devote much of their time (non paid positions) to help insure Veterans are taken care of. The Veterans Resource Center is managed by the Homeless Veterans Services of... more »

  sharonbhoagland wrote:

I live at Mother of Christ Julinoel (MOCJ). MOCJ is an assisted living facility that serves the mentally ill, frail, disadvantaged, and elderly consumers. Here is my story: My name is Sharon and I moved to Virginia in January of 2009. I felt... more »

  Writer wrote:

The experience and gratitude I gained while volunteering for Soul Sanctuary in the Desert far succeeds words. I was able to see the care and knowledge each family at the shelter was given .Their growth was visible and the staff was fabulous. more »

  wevolunteer wrote:

Mission Norman has provided food, temporary housing, rental and utility assistance, counseling and home bible studies to thousands of central Oklahoma families for almost 14 years. I have been associated with many non profits over 40 years and have never... more »

  FACE wrote:

It has been my understandfing that in order to lead we must first learn how to follow. Freedom Advocates Celebrating Ex-Offenders have definitely learned from it's experience. . . HELP need help too ! Staying Focused, Marlo A. Hargrove, Sr. ... more »

  Angela S.12 wrote:

Having worked with this nonprofit for the last 8 years, I have seen a dedication to serving a crucial mission while growing in efficacy, and increasing community and stakeholder involvement. It's been an incredible challenge, honor and journey! more »

  Writer wrote:

One Can Help provides the missing resources at-risk and foster children, and their underserved families need, which they can't get elsewhere. It has an innovative model for providing individualized needs. This targeted assistance has been shown... more »

  strongsurvivor wrote:

Bigoted hate group that used fake, not referenced and false statistics to push an ideology rather than use facts from published peer reviewed studies. Their failure to recognize, help or even acknowledge more than half of domestic violence victims enables... more »

  GivingGal wrote:

We are not just a homeless shelter, we provide homes where women come to heal and put their lives back together. Many of our residents live with us for up to two years while they overcome serious illnesses like breast cancer, we support human trafficking... more »

  Jackie42 wrote:

The owner of this organization hired my daughter as secretarial help, then failed/refused to pay her for six (6) weeks of her work! I am most unhappy with this organization. They are also buying a building from me, and not taking care of said building. more »

  ntxyouthconnection wrote:

North Texas Youth Connection has helped so many youth and families over the past year. They share donations of food through the second harvest program with other area shelters and foodbanks. They shelter homeless teenagers and go above and beyond to... more »

  hanchie3 wrote:

I volunteer with the Saturday morning outreach on the Boston Common. While the day starts early, I find the experience to be highly enriching and fulfilling. Each time I volunteer I enjoy working with a highly diverse and fun group of volunteers. The... more »

  Patricia O. wrote:

As a public health professional with experience in international health and development I can say firmly that Mano A Mano International Partners is extraordinary, perhaps even unique. The organization's strength comes from its truly bilateral collaborative... more »

  Michael Merit wrote:

What can be said of a charity with 23 million dollars in net assets? With it's 262 employees, the Compass Housing Alliance is good at providing jobs for social workers, not helping the homeless. Compass raises a little over 2 million dollars from the... more »

  Dir Finance and Admin wrote:

This organization goes through Directors of Finance and Directors of Administration like water. The Executive Director keeps a tight rein on information, especially bad news, that goes out to the board. The ED pressures finance to inflate revenue projections... more »

  Mariette wrote:

I have volunteered for Rebuilding Together Twin Cities since April of 2008. It has become a very important part of my life because I can help people directly in their homes, and I know that I am helping them live with more safety and security. I do... more »

  PastorSteveBassett wrote:

Hello My Name is Steve Bassett I am Executive Director for Bread of Life Inc. in Oceanside, California I have been involved with them since 2003 and have seen a large growth in services. We are a very hard working Ministry and use many volunteers to get... more »

  NanaSusie wrote:

Crittenton Center provides so many services for the Sioux City/Siouxland community and their families in need. It provides a safe shelter for children from birth to 17 years old who have been taken from their homes for various reasons. It is the only... more »

  chefkadk wrote:

I have been a volunteer at First Light for several years but this year was my first time participating with their yearly Pre-Iron Bowl Pancake Breakfast. It was wonderful! The cooperation of All volunteers was a beautiful thing to watch unfold. The eagerness... more »

  Tucsongirl wrote:

My husband & I have donated money to this group a few times in the past. They are also holding a food drive at our church in a few weeks. more »

  Nancy Sabin wrote:

For the past 10 years, I have worked with many youth-serving nonprofits and have found the National Runaway Switchboard as one of the best. They provide critical help to missing and runaway youth who are amongst the most vulnerable. NRS provides invaluable... more »

  Rebecka.Hunt wrote:

I have given many hours of service to this wonderful organization. They are the largest diaper bank in Texas and give so much to homeless children in North Texas. Sadly though they dedicate so much time to doing great for kids and no one seems to know... more »

  vullivan wrote:

I volunteer weekly at UMC as a counselor. The homeless are able to get help with obtaining ID, food referrals, health care referrals, legal problems, social work referrals, transportation resources,and an endless variety of personal and related issues.... more »

  dstarkey04 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Horizons for seven years. It is a wonderful organization that reaches far and wide in Massachusetts to enrich the lives ofhomeless children living in shelters. The children have time to play and be a child in the beautiful... more »

  reneelong10 wrote:

Mother's Refuge provides quality services to homeless, pregnant and parenting teenagers. They provide a wonderful, home-like atmosphere for the young ladies to live. I know that each young mom must continue her education and they also teach so many... more »

  sgell wrote:

Human Options is a wonderful place to work. It is very rewarding to watch individuals (adults and children) who enter our programs go from hopelessness to hopefulness. We really do change lives everyday!! more »

  erinn.g wrote:

WSCADV had been a key part in my personal development as a leader in the domestic violence movement, has offered invaluable support to our agency, and is a leader not only in the state of Washington but across the nation. The programs, trainings,... more »

  enice wrote:

Hope Haven has been an excellent resource in catering to the needs of the homeless population in Lewiston. They have provided meals, clothing, and household items to countless number of needy people here in the Lewiston, Me area. more »

  cmuh64 wrote:

I worked for Heading Home, Inc. (formerly Shelter Inc.) for almost five years. During my time there I was able to grow and learn a lot. I also was able to take advantage of great opportunities for moving up in my career in the field of social work. The... more »

  eels61 wrote:

This is one of those charities that look's good on paper but dont be fooled. The director John Baruth portrays himself as a pastor, but really he is a major con artist. The bare minimum is given to a few select charities and the majority of the money... more »

  Randy23 wrote:

I had a chance to help the Mission organize a fundraising event, Sleepless In San Diego. I was able to bring in a top designer who created a beautiful logo and then secured web domains for the cause. The event was a big success and is now an annual... more »

  trisha140 wrote:

I am an lgbt youth and was a resident, I left voluntarily and i loved it for the first few months but the more I realized how unorganized everyone was the worst my experience is and was, coaches (staff) doesnt realize we hav lives with family for the... more »

  lovePOTS wrote:

POTS is a non profit that provides help in moving clients from crisis to stability to self sufficiency. They help with food, training, medical and dental care, legal help, mailboxes, showers, clothing, and more.Full time social workers and lawyers... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is a complete fraud! The current Executive Director is simply out for her own fame & gain and has no desire to enhance the service to youth that this organization's mission claims to. The frontline staff of 4 that directly interact with... more »

  Lisa Witherspoon wrote:

When my son Jack relapsed with leukemia in 2006 it was a life changing ordeal. Financialing and emotionally it was a challenging time for our family. Two and a half years later, even though Jack was in a solid remission we were faced with maintenace... more »

  Roxanne8 wrote:

This organization has been around for over 30 years helping those in need, by feeding the hungry, clothing the naked, helping those persons in need to stay in their homes and helping those to step up to their potential. CMPGC has given produce food to... more »

  2nd Shifter wrote:

I volunteered to work at one of the shelter sites this year, for the 2nd shift, which runs from 11pm to 3am. I didn't know what to expect and was a little nervous on my first night. But the experience was really a remarkable and simple one for me. ... more »

  saywhat wrote:

I was raped many times in my Greccio Apt. and when I asked for my locks to be changed they refused to renew my lease with any of their units. I feel that this is a maintenance problem. I hope that if there are other single women out there that you... more »

  Rebecca_P wrote:

It's not everyday people can wake up and say 'I love my job' but I can. Some people don't understand why I work for a non-profit and that's fine, as long as i know why, that's all that matters. I love my job because i get to help people who truly are... more »

  the_truth wrote:

I believe that the Heartly House has represented people that could afford their own legal services and put real victims that need their services at risk. I am referring to people that were not abused but said so just to receive free legal services and... more »

  DONATE TO HOMELESS SHELTER wrote:

This is one of the best Charity to support with your donation now, go to the website : www.ccnhousing.org (or ) www.giftsinkindccn.org and make your donation today ! . Christ Channel Network, Inc. doing business as CCN House Community Development Agency... more »

  workplacepastor wrote:

No ministry to the homeless, hungry, and 'starting over' has impressed me as much as OSCM. Their steadfast commitment to reflect Christ by serving those in need through establishing high standards, maintaining strong boundaries and giving clear direction... more »

  johnavol wrote:

Mary & Martha House in Ruskin is the only facility in South Hillsborough County that provides emergency and transitional housing and support services to abused and homeless women and their children. This is truly a results based organization that focuses... more »

  Jim_115 wrote:

In examining this nonprofit I find a high degree of community impact through its successful and measurable outcomes and responsible use of funds. A good picture of this can be found in their Facts at a Glance report: http://www.allentownrescuemission.org/sites/default/files/file_attach/facts_at_a_glance_2013_sheet.pdf Of... more »

  marykgrieser wrote:

We are thrilled to be able to donate to this foundation which enriches the lives of the residents at Eaton Terrace. Eaton Terrace provides affordable quality housing for seniors. Wellspring Senior Foundation raises funds for health and wellness programs,... more »

  Mw818 wrote:

This program is the most in disguise place I've ever seen. The employees all walk around as if this is the best place on earth. They don't care about the residents. They talk crap to them and throw it in their place that they are homeless. Be careful... more »

  sunni wrote:

I am very proud of the rapport our agency has with the WCFOC. Many women, children and families who have experienced domestically violent situations in our area would be in an even more volitile situation if not for the help this agency offers. Many times... more »

  jcourtemash wrote:

I started volunteering in September 2013 and fell in love with the company and all of the coworkers! I was given numerous tasks and was always given an opportunity to learn something new or even try something I had never done before. I felt that I have... more »

  alpha girl wrote:

I would like to Thank new Directions Community Outreach for their support for my time in need. I was going through a real hard time and went to this organization for help and they place me in transitional houseing and helped me skills that helped me get... more »

  pissedoff wrote:

I went to UCAP thinking I was going to get some assistance, instead I have just been ignored for the last 2 months!!!! I did all that was required of me, and attended the necessary workshop. I was in the process of trying to move into an apartment with... more »

  Women In Touch wrote:

Having served with Women InTouch for more than five years as a volunteer and as a boad member I am proud to be a part of an organization that cares deeply about the people they serve. With limited resource they mnabge to get the job done is style and... more »

  dottie13@live.com wrote:

I came to The Homeless Families Foundation a little over a year ago after working with a Boys & Girls Club. I wanted the opportunity to continue to work with children afterschool and in the summer. Since coming here I have been amazed at the academic... more »

  mary.folan wrote:

I started volunteering at Friedman Place my sophomore year in 2011 for my school service hours. After I finished my service hours I did not come back until my senior year when I decided I wanted to get more involved, so the summer before my senior year... more »

  phoenixvolunteer wrote:

I have participated in Family Promise through my church for over 10 years now. It is an important ministry to our congregation because it provides an easy way to live our faith: serve those in need in God's house. Four times a year for a week, we host... more »

  Ryan and Becky wrote:

I volunteered to help cook a meal at the Jeremy House shelter. The staff was very helpful and made me feel like I was contributing to the community. It was great to sit and chat with the people that were staying there. Will do it again! more »

  Ian Lundberg wrote:

Eagle's Nest Ministry, through the efforts of Larry and Genece Arnold and Harold Smith, has a huge impact in fulfilling Jesus' command to feed, cloth and lead the hungry and the lost. Eagle's Nest provides food to hundreds in innercity Atlanta each week,... more »

  dougroberts wrote:

I joined the Board of Trustees of Cincinnati Union Bethel 14 years ago and I am amazed at how much it has grown and the number of women, children, and families in need that it has assisted and continues to serve. Cincinnati Union Bethel will celebrate... more »

  quincy1 wrote:

As board member, we are consistently finding ways to bring public awareness to the issue of domestic violence. Our events have included annual conferences, walk-a-thons, plays, and various fundraisers. Last year, our focus was on the area of teen dating... more »

  NPO-AUDITOR wrote:

Excellent organization. Active Board and managment dedicated to ensure the Midnight Mission programs for the homeless, women and children continue and grow to meet the needs of so many. Let it be Family Housing, Recovery Services and Educational Traning... more »

  Dragonslayer wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer for this great group who help people with financial literateracy, mortgage foreclosure counseling, and how to buy a home. They are a dedicated group of counselors who really go to the extreme to help people in need. They... more »

  Joeper2 wrote:

A total sham to non-profit organizations. Does nothing for the Veterans or the community. They only look out for their own friends. more »

  gruntdaddy wrote:

As a veteran who was in need I want to thank Heroes Today and especially Mr. Johnson for creating such a wonderful organization and being such a inspiration in my life. Heroes Today really made me feel and see that they are committed to reaching out and... more »

  peggy412 wrote:

I have referred low income elderly individuals with mobility problems to Chesapeake Housing Mission. They have fostered the resources needed to build ramps for these individuals, enabling these older persons to remain in their homes because they can now... more »

  nicole-hecker wrote:

This is the most amazing place! Women helping other women 18-24 find their identity in Christ, teaches basic skills and equips them to go out on their own with a knowledge of their self worth and value. When all others have let these girls down, Saving... more »

  SGauer wrote:

When I was first involved in Flood, I remember feeling overwhelmed by the needs of the individuals that we serve. Each week, I began to build relationships with people that had life struggles far beyond anything I could imagine. Yet, week after week,... more »

  Goofball wrote:

I worked at Couleecap Inc. and it was the worst year of my life. Instead of capitalizing on their workers' skills, the tendency of the organization is to rely on the "pay grade" status of it's employees and is rank with rankism. As no one makes a... more »

  Fernanda T. wrote:

I volunteered for Green City Force in 2018 and helped them with their communications strategy. Today I'm proud to be an official Advocate of this amazing organization which has been training so many talented young people and making a green and positive... more »

  sgrimesii wrote:

Dreams for Change does an extraordinary job in assisting its clients on their pathways to self sufficiency. The organization has a sophisticated model of supporting temporarily homeless and displaced individuals and families with financial training... more »

  mjfrias55 wrote:

Fox Valley Veterans Council proves time and time again that the power of aligned thinking, purpose and positive attitude go a long way in serving our veterans in N.E. Wisconsin. I'll always be appreciative to know Tim, Nancy, Barb and Kim etc...have created... more »

  tallen wrote:

The event was successful and accomplished our goal of increasing awareness of LCGA to our friends and family. We reaised $1,359 and collected several large totes of food and hygeine items. The turnout and the generousity of our attendees was wonderful... more »

  zorro wrote:

Apparently school children are not a protected class of people because Common Ground has partnered with UNITY and the Gulf Coast Housing Partnership in New Orleans to place 42 junkies, alcoholics and transients across the street from John McDonough High... more »

  Randy R. wrote:

Transitional housing for Female Vets and those with children. A place where our female vets come to when they are facing challenges & are in need of a place to call Home. While here, they will be provided various types of assistance in efforts to transition... more »

  Writer wrote:

OUTreach Resource Center is a wonderful organization. It provides much-needed services to LGBTQ youth. more »

  kimebron2284 wrote:

I was far from home (NJ); no support system in place while in Texas; and, I was definitely experiencing life's challenges in an adverse manner. Yet, I was warmly welcomed into one of the safe spaces afforded me by the Huma Faith staff, on the recommendation... more »

  allisondao wrote:

I volunteered with NTTW and it was amazing! Everything was very straight forward, organized, and clear. Paul is a great communicator and is great to work with. I appreciated his updates and information about the positive impacts that the organization... more »

  Kayla Mitchell wrote:

I have worked for Hope Haven a little of 4 months and it has changed my life for the better. I, like the girls came into life with a lot of baggage, but the Lord has blessed me in so many ways. To be able to share my testimony and breathe life into the... more »

  Writer wrote:

My name is DeMarea Colson and I was introduced to the shining light ministry by a friend. I enjoyed the fellowship of meeting other mothers that may be going through the same thing that I was going through at the moment. This organization has helped and... more »

  Janet160 wrote:

I got involved with this nonprofit when they did a presentation to our Sunday school class. It hit home for me and I knew I wanted to do what ever I could. I started donating money because I had to care for my mother and had no time. After my mother's... more »

  Pamela C.2 wrote:

I have been affiliated with Haywood Pathways for 5 years. In that time I have seen personally, men and women with a hopeless future before coming to Pathways. These people were met with love and care. They became assets to the community, broke a cycle... more »

  Ed Copher J. wrote:

Joining Sleep In Heavenly Peace in 2018 was the best thing I have ever done! I love being part of this organization! The joy on the faces of the kids that have nothing will just melt your heart! Plus I get the added benefit of getting my kids involved,... more »

  jjwaters wrote:

I was homeless when the rep from LHVO saw me panhandling. I have a wife and 3 kids and had been in the streets. They talked to me and got my story and history and helped me put my life together. LHVO was able to donate a vehicle to me. They paid for... more »

  Sherry71 wrote:

These people are the hands of Jesus! They are getting food and supplies to the people in need. Please do whatever you can to help. God Bless you! more »

  steven54321 wrote:

I've worked with them to feed the homeless in Charleston. They are a great group of Veterans trying to impact the local community. more »

  lisa1956 wrote:

I have never seen such dedicated people who love God and want to share there mission with helping our homeless and sharing their time in such a caring and giving way! more »

  Rachael F.2 wrote:

I have had the honor of working with ETS over the past year in partnership with the nonprofit I am a part of. Seeing their dedication for their mission drives me to be a better person and a better advocate for the Veteran community. Their love and passion... more »

  northerncityhorses wrote:

The CEO of this supposed nonprofit that actually makes a profit, is guilty of abusing a disabled transgendered woman. more »

  Gleghorn wrote:

I am fortunate enough to be on the giving side to Housing Help by John 3:16. This non-profit organization was started to help people in our area in so many ways. They can help with rent, utility bills and food. If you want to help people, consider... more »

  Davis.Joanne60 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit to give to. It is in it's beginning stage,but with the donations from each member this nonprofit was able to give out over 100 pillows and blankets to the homeless, more »

  KarenDunn wrote:

Robin's Home is an amazing place! This home provides much needed services to homeless or unstably housed women Veterans and their children. It is the only home that is available in the area and covers Allegheny, Armstrong, Butler, Erie, Clarion, Lawrence... more »

  sunanda wrote:

ENC,Inc, stands for Every one Needs a Community. It is a group of family friends of people with autism who are working to create a community that supports successful, safe and independent living for adults with autism.There is a housing crisis for people... more »

  L8SJ wrote:

Transforming Homeless Shelters with Trauma-Informed Room Makeovers: A Path to Safety, Dignity, and Hope"A Lotta Love is the only organization in North Carolina (and beyond) offering trauma-informed room makeovers for homeless shelters, crisis centers,... more »

  Jessica S.25 wrote:

Sri Karunamayi Center is dedicated to human flourishing and to Amma's mission of world peace, and to that end conducts programs with heart and soul. The services are so full of care and devotion. The amount of wisdom here is stunning and inspiring,... more »

  2008charger wrote:

Great business to work with, I expect them to do many good things for the community. more »

  timbe_R wrote:

I've volunteered with Citizen Robotics for a couple of their events. They have a wonderful, diverse team and their mission is inspiring. Plus, it's fun to watch their robot print! more »

  Wshepard31 wrote:

We thrive as one as we thrive together, passionate about our goals when it comes to helping people we are not just a non profit we are a family in every type of way we will continue to reach our goals and servicing the community more »

  Tai'la Monae M. wrote:

They are a amazing program I love there service I recommend this to all adults an lgbtq member of South Carolina more »

  nduffy wrote:

I love the way it makes me feel like I am helping people more »

  aaronaugust wrote:

I volunteer most Saturdays with 2SHARE. I love helping out my community and have a fun time meeting other volunteers. It's obvious that 2SHARE puts all their money toward helping out families in need of furniture. more »

  CocoSmith1221 wrote:

Project WHY has been a remarkable nonprofit working to address and alleviate homelessness. A special shoutout to its founder and CEO, Arielle Zappia, a dedicated and empowering young lady! more »

  Jillian Sisco wrote:

I recently made a donation to Yesterdays Gone, after learning about their impactful work in helping women in need. Yesterdays Gone outpour of love is what impressed me the most, because they are not only providing housing for women and their families,... more »

  jeremygregg wrote:

One of the most innovative and entrepreneurial social services organizations in the Southwest, CDM is leading the charge to shift the sector away from charity and towards sustainable change in the lives of our low-income neighbors. more »

  Loretta wrote:

GRID Alternatives trains and leads teams of volunteers to install solar electric systems for low-income homeowners. Time, talent and resources provided to the organization are leveraged many times - and the work is fun! GRID Alternatives was founded... more »

  peruano-chicano wrote:

My name is Miguel Donoso, we are the Hispanic Task Force, from Stanislaus County, are issus with the Continuum of Care, from this County, we believe that this County CoC, have many issus :, in the Agendas , do not have , Public Coments, do not have,... more »

  caringperson wrote:

In all my years first as working in the profit and non-profit field and second as a person who needed to utilize the services of St. Anthony Foundation, San Francisco, I have never encountered such a caring organization. I have utilized their services... more »

  Patrick16 wrote:

How would you like to live in a building where your neighbors drink and drug all day and then try to murder each other at night and the building management does absolutely nothing to stop it??? Welcome to The Rose on 6th St. San Francisco which is run... more »

  Berkley S. wrote:

I worked at BRIDGE Housing for over three years. As both an employee and supporter, I can say with confidence that this is a great place to work and donate to. There is a strong belief in the mission and the work they are doing is helping so many low-income... more »

  KK wrote:

I have been a long-time donor to Raphael House. I am very impressed with their dedication to helping homeless families solve the root causes of their homelessness and achieve stable housing. There emphasis on parenting skills helps the next generation... more »

  sfrj wrote:

This is a truly wonderful organization. I have been involved with Hamilton Family Center for several years and can't say enough about the staff and organization. They care and work hard to help families in need in the city of San Francisco. more »

  michelle41 wrote:

As a qualified nutritionist I was very excited to volunteer with Leah’s Pantry. They have created an excellent program for healthy eating for both adults and children, through which they aim to improve people’s health at the individual and... more »