Find Homeless & Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  Stellascooter wrote:

They help people to stay in their homes no matter what their religious affiliation . Show kindness and compassion. Provide food , rent and utility assistance. more »

  Jennifer wrote:

For many years, I worked in the traditional, corporate business. The past 10 years I worked as a volunteer for an organization that helped raise dollars and offer patient services with brain cancer. The past 5 weeks I have been working with Home of... more »

To perform the charitable functions of and carry out the charitable purposes of eah, inc. , a related califorinia nonprofit public... more »

  ct_1998 wrote:

After attending the dedication of two Habitat homes in Campbell, CA in early 2000, I was overwhelmed by the outpouring of support for these new Habitat families and the emotion of getting the keys to their own home. I was convinced that this affiliate... more »

  SallyJB wrote:

CLASS (Community Living And Support Services) has served Allegheny County and surrounding areas for 63 yrs. Employing nearly 400 people, serving over 600 individuals and providing over 550,000 hrs of service year. They strive to meet its mission... more »

  Susanlennert wrote:

CAIN is a wonderful place. The staff, the volunteers and the guests all work together to make for a very positive environment. more »

  dominican wrote:

my experience with NCFH has been great I amnew to the community and they have made me feel like I belong. sometimes in low income communities It is difficult to tranisition in if you have kid expecially teens. Put with all the community activities and... more »

  mebigchief wrote:

This is a young organization still feeling it's growing pains. The members are truly committed to improving the quality of life in Penn Hills. From picking up litter along Rodi Road as part of an Adopt-A-Highway Project, to producing a Community Garden... more »

  ac1775a wrote:

I've been going to Thrive DC since May 2013, and each time I am blown away by the selfless dedication the staff shows for their clients. Any questions or concerns clients have are answered immediately, and the staff treats their clients as a part of their... more »

  ward wrote:

Rachael's provides hope and help to homeless women. we have a day center that provides meals, showers, laundrey facilities, counseling, training, and referral services. We have a permanent housing program with 17 units. We have a kind, caring, nurturing... more »

  lmgarrett01 wrote:

As a colleague at a partner nonprofit serving the homeless, I am impressed by what Gifts for the Homeless accomplishes. They listen to their partner's needs and move a lot of people to generosity for DC's homeless. And, they are completely operated by... more »

  HCBob wrote:

The Jonas Project is a perfect idea in a world that has finally taken notice of the people that have put their lives on the line for our Freedom. For The Jonas Project offering help to them get their own businesses started...to go the extra mile to help... more »

  grateful for NHCO wrote:

Two years ago this organization came to my home to help with repairs, finish remodeling, and do work required by the borough. It was one of the best experiences I have ever had. The work done was great. The people who came were wonderful. This is a... more »

  Hi You wrote:

East San Gabriel Valley Coalition for the Homeless strives to bring hope and restore dignity by: providing shelter, alleviating hunger, assisting with basic daily needs. Daily emergency assistance is offered on a walk-in basis, and includes meals,... more »

  tracyresendiz wrote:

To Whom it may concern, My name is Tracy Resendiz, I am 54, I am a homeless college student with Covid. Before Covid shut the County of Ventura down, I also owned a business with 50 employees. Now, now I am living, if that is what you could... more »

  SteppingUP wrote:

Our housing nonprofit has had a relationship with NHS from its inception in 1977 as Jim Yacenda, NHS Executive Director in 1977 was involved in the formation of our nonprofit. NHSOC has been instrumental in many of our renters and employees becoming... more »

  ctwelker wrote:

I am so proud to be affiliated with this organization whose mission is to bring EXCELLENT housing opportunities to those who struggle to provide homes in the second most expensive housing market in the US! Not only do we work to provide housing,... more »

  kellymking11 wrote:

All the details are too horrific to listhere. My mom has been left in thehands of a sa predator due to theincompetence and cowardice of theseso called care providers. She has beenleft with a man I saw sa my bestfriend when she... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful organization to help homeless families get back on their feet. It's a hand up not a hand out. Besides providing housing and essentials for homeless families, invaluable programs and services help ensure these families are able to make the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great local ESpanola VAlley non profit that helps build low cost housing for families in need. I"ve helped on some work sites, and was so inspired that i joined the board of directors. Lovely group that bases its work on Christian principles. more »

  thatwomanfrommichigan wrote:

When I stayed at this safe, I was being stalked and cyberstalked. My attackers had stalked me from Michigan to California. I was offered a safe haven only to find out that my stalker had already been in contact with the Emmaus house staff and had put... more »

  MotorMouth wrote:

Hi my name is Kimberly. I took the Drug and Alcohol course at Cal State Bakersfield, Extended University. This course is for people who want to become A.O.D. Counselors. I successfully passed the course. I did my internship at Jason's Retreat under the... more »

  Norma8 wrote:

My husband, Stuart Williamson, began work to have Habitat for Humanity in Walker County, Texas in 1983. The organization has continued ever since, building new homes to help families who live in less desirable housing. We know that children who... more »

  Serj K. wrote:

Legacy is one of the most well known nonprofits in Dallas. The work they do to the lgbtq community is phenomenal and speaks for itself. more »

  donnasbroach wrote:

They told me I was not at the right place because I needed help with my bathroom. They said I needed a nonprofit organization. I thought that was what they were. I wrote to Edna Helping Hands I thought but it was Great nonprofit organization. more »

  Charles W.3 wrote:

Known for helping people that are homeless. This facility helps the homeless find permanent work and housing. more »

  Hopefullyhelped44 wrote:

Hello, my name is Jessica, and this is my best friend Mister. I realize this year has been hard on most, I'm just trying to find my way, and take my best friend with me. Mist and i have been with each other right at 1 yr this month. In May of 2022, the... more »

  annabannana wrote:

Well, I heard about this non-profit form my bank. I had to keep calling and calling to get an appointment and when I finally did I met with this very large lady who was very mean and nasty...she said she was sick, but she was just strange..they really... more »

  Writer wrote:

Housing for New Hope's staff goes above and beyond to help those experiencing homelessness. They truly care for these individuals and every person they help gets everything they need to succeed in life and get back on their feet. more »

  Randy_G wrote:

As a single parent, when I lost my housing it was devastating. The Women's Center worked tirelessly to locate and secure, safe, temporary shelter for myself and 3 children. With their assistance, we moved from the shelter into government housing. From... more »

  tighegsdgmail wrote:

Excellent help for children with special needs. My wife volunteers there and we support this wonderful institution wholeheartedly more »

  josha5910 wrote:

I currently stay here they are horrible they lied to us to the people who are donating they hard earned cash to help us the clients out we are not getting any assistance with that they do not offer us lyft services anymore they make us catch buses and... more »

  lsmathews wrote:

I have volunteered with Beacon of Life since 2011. In that time I have seen the hard work and dedication of its staff pay off in the form of several rehabilitated women becoming confident and productive members of the community. What a worthwhile cause... more »

  Bmfolamide1 wrote:

Saying thank you to whoever is in charge of this charity home , You are doing a good job and may the lord strengthen you more »

  Marielle S. wrote:

I heard about good things on this organization thru a friend in the area. My experienced took me to find a good shelter where I can share the story of my best friend who died 2 years ago from a domestic abuse. And I can't get over with it unless I can't... more »

  jmalone wrote:

I worked The Heat and Warmth Fund's (THAW) Annual Radio-thon in 2009 and 2010. THAW provides low income individuals and families throughout the state of Michigan with utility assitance during the winter months. They assist customers year-round with their... more »

  CSWM19 wrote:

Center for Changing Lives is a wonderful place. I did my internship there so I got to see what most people don't get to see on a daily basis. Everyone of the staff members made me feel welcomed, and I will always be grateful for all of the knowledge each... more »

  Lakotafriend wrote:

I have been donating to CCO for several years, and have found the staff to be wonderful people, that care for the homeless in the Uptown Area of Chicago. My small donations werereceived with gratitude. They provide support and access to permanent... more »

  SeniorWatch wrote:

Homes for the Homeless, Inc. runs a senior living facility called Island Shores in the borough of Staten Island. I visited the facility recently on behalf of an older friend who is ready to move to this type of facility. When the director, Lori Bowen,... more »

  juliar wrote:

Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Housing Corporation Los Angeles was founded in 1984 and provides the full continuum of housing; Emergency, Transitional and Permanent Supportive Housing in Los Angeles' Skid Row community. With 29 residential properties serving... more »

  phoenixbird wrote:

Every friday the volunteers deliver food to the needy the foundation feefs 200 persons more »

  kariyat wrote:

I am chairman of the board at Homeward Bound and have seen firsthand how they break the cycles of violence and homelessness for families with children. As a work first program, each family is assigned a case manager who individually sets up a plan to... more »

  CGmama wrote:

I will forever be indebted to HFHEB for giving me the opportunity to become a homeowner. Owning my own home was a dream that I had for myself and my kids, and one that I never thought would come true. This organization truly has a passion for helping... more »

  Merle L. wrote:

Bitterrooters for Planning was founded and has members dedicated to protecting our natural infrastructure and promoting land use planning. They hope to secure the quality of life we enjoy in the Bitterroot for generations to come. This is very important... more »

  cbertogli wrote:

How do I helped themCourtney Bertogli I want to volunteer more »

  SBrandino wrote:

This non-profit provides apartments to seniors who are on a limited income. Their rent is subsidized through HUD. Funds are limited to provide staffing for activities to keep the residents active and involved. They are always looking for individuals... more »

  wutangLAN3 wrote:

If I could give this place zero stars that would be a more accurate rating. They don't help people, as someone who used to be homeless for 5 years and finally try to get my life back together, I paid them rent every month for over 2 years and they just... more »

  okiegirl4361 wrote:

They are great. I was there in 2001 the best move my daughter could've made. They helped in ways I didn't even know was needed. They helped us to get back on our feet and even helped with transitional housing when it was time to leave the shelter. I... more »

  Phenom1960 wrote:

Other than providing shelter to people who would otherwise be homeless, this organization is not living up to their mission statement or their stated goals!They call +/- 500 square feet of space with only a microwave, a dorm sized refrigerator, a... more »

  solectrica wrote:

The construction company hired by this corporation has total diregard for the neighbors peace and security. This corporation blocked the entrance of properties around the construction site and affected clientele visiting nextdoor buisinesses and vehicular... more »

  Thomas60 wrote:

Faith, Hope, Love Charity are people who really care about the veteran. The have helped me get back on my feet with love and support I have not been able to get anywhere else. more »

  swhitfield70 wrote:

A victim of domestic violence, as well as emotional financial mentally last and of the systemI have a story to tell and I am prayerful it will help other wives victims and surely pastor wives more »

  PonteVedra wrote:

October 29, 2014 - Unfortunately I have to report that Life Care of Ponte Vedra Inc. d/b/a Vicar's Landing is a retirement community that has FAILED it's mission and the many senior citizens that depend on Vicar's management to provide a secure and safe... more »

  Writer wrote:

The property management company, Progressive, is the worst I have ever seen. First I had to clean the apt myself before moving in then had to wait 3 weeks to have a broken window replaced that was supposed to be done beforehand I had already waited... more »

  afarrar wrote:

At this moment my husband and living in our car.my husband is a vet.we been trying to seek help in getting a place and get back on our feet.im disabled but looking for work.my husband lost his job last week due to being homeless.we have 2 service dogs... more »

  CasaBlanca1980 wrote:

I was homeless while I was pregnant with my daughter. I had lost my job and my family turned their backs on me and kicked me out. I slept on friends' couches and stayed where I could. I worked when I could, but finding work with a huge belly was hard.... more »

  jcwritethesong wrote:

I have never seen homelessness in this light before. Too often, we sit and think about the homeless being simply a tired old man sitting on the side of the road with a cardboard sign and beer nearby. However, being a full-time volunteer here at Covenant... more »

  Karlagottlieb wrote:

The Opa-locka Community Development Corporation is an amazing organization. Through work in the arts, real estate, education, health and civic engagement this nonprofit is having a real impact in North Miami-Dade County. I am very impressed by their efforts. more »

  armbrest wrote:

Working with the staff, house leaders, and other volunteers with Habitat for Humanity of Wake County is a great way to get out in the local community and help another family try to make a better life for themselves. Blessed with the opportunity to live... more »

  allensonya wrote:

My children and I was made homeless due to the City's water main busting causing the foundation to become unstable. We stayed at the Homeless shelter for almost a year. Then re-housed in a condo where North Carolina Housing Foundation is the landlord.... more »

  Homestretch wrote:

This is a nonprofit that makes a real difference in people's lives. Homeless families are literally propelled out of poverty! more »

  Sammisweatheart1985 wrote:

When I was in need, this place really came through and helped me beyond what I ever thought could help. The employees are very nice, caring, and concerned about helping you get on your feet again!!! Clean environment as well. more »

  Roger Martindill wrote:

It is so great to see a CEO or Administrator not take compensation for an organization that is suppose to be philanthropic; my question is always where is there heart for the cause, rather than putting there hand into the pocket of all those little donors... more »

  terilee wrote:

Beach House Family Shelter has been my most precious organization to donate to. The staff is always so involved with the clients. Making them feel like family and giving them hope for a future always comes first. So many men, women and children have... more »

  uncaballero wrote:

This organization is loaded with Nepotism! The CEO has a dumby board and is way overpaid. There is shady things happening at this organization. more »

  mollytest wrote:

SFMOMA has a great permanent collection in addition to exciting exhibits that change frequently. The museum also has a great kids area to make art fun and interesting for children too. The price isn't bad for students but general admission can be pretty... more »

  REDhead wrote:

Do you really want to make a difference in your community? Habitat for Humanity of Green County urgently needs volunteer leadership, management, fund raising, church relations, publicity, family support or committee help. It’s a great opportunity... more »

  blstrangfeld wrote:

From childhood, my parents would take me to volunteer on Saturday afternoons at the mission. Whether I was peeling potatoes or sorting donations for the thrift store, I loved the opportunity to go and serve at the mission. Now that I'm grown, I take the... more »

  aurbetta wrote:

I dont Really like to write reviews. But i felt Like i had To with dealing with is organization. My family member had been living in Tudor village for 5 years and recently move out. I sant To say to wasn’t all bad but it was def more bad than... more »

  Catalina R. wrote:

The Executive Director, Josh Lockwood, has enabled the organization to thrive in an exceedingly difficult economic environment. I value the work of this critical organization now more than ever. Everyone deserves the chance to live in a home. more »

  Peter15 wrote:

To the editor Lee NH town crier Dear Abby Will dear Abby listen to a disabled US Marine trying to help other US Military Veterans come home mentally and physically free of charge? PTSD/TBI/Broken back/loss of most hearing both ears are my four... more »

  karensnow97 wrote:

As a former volunteer, I gained valuable skills such as database management, professional office interaction and collaboration, telephone etiquette to gain information from various organizations, and many others. The skills that I have learned from CCFHS... more »

  Klawhon wrote:

I am President of the Tenant's Union at MLK Housing Association's MLK New Look Sr. Apartments. We have been battling bedbugs, mice and mold here for some time, with no end in sight. MLK Housing Dev. Association are slum lords. We are considering legal... more »

  geraldmoore wrote:

No reviews? Better check that non-profit status or do they just do nothing? more »

  noware2go wrote:

I stayed in a abusive relationship because I had noware to go . I don't have a income and waiting for ssi descions . It was easier being abused then being on the streets with no income or a place to put your belongings. I was tormented strangled , sufficated... more »

  akpatj wrote:

Our family has donated building materials, cabinets, lighting fixtures, plumbing fixtures, even some furniture and appliances to Habitat for Humanity. They are a onderful organization, providing for people in needs,. They re-hab homes and use the donated... more »

  AvonCOGirl wrote:

Every community deserves to have an organization that supports victims of domestic violence like the Bright Future Foundation. With a victim's hotline available in English or Spanish, crisis intervention services, and a buddy mentoring program this organization... more »

  JoeH wrote:

This organization does an exceptional job with its functional expenses. I am impressed. more »

  katrinamcpherson wrote:

Fairoaks of Denton is a wonderful organization that assists low-income elderly persons and Veterans. This one of Denton's best kept secret even though there is a waiting list of up to 2 years. One of the regular volunteers for Fairoaks (who is an elderly... more »

  stanh1964 wrote:

It has been a while since I bought my home from this "nonprofit". I was told three major lies along the way. First off, the house was advertised as 3,000 square feet, when it was actually 2,500. I was told the note was at 8%. It was at 9%. We really loved... more »

  jvillere wrote:

Bike & Build has worked with Habitat Garland since 2009. We have granted them funds to carry out various projects related to involving young adults in addressing the affordable housing cause. Our riders have also stopped to build with their affiliate... more »

  William29 wrote:

Myself, and many others are glad that this place closed. I was one of the first children to have suffered the confines of this horrible place. Physical, sexual, and mental abuse went unnoticed until one of the local Physical Education teachers noticed... more »

  Writer wrote:

My mother lived there approximately 2 years. The administrator there was so mean and hateful, that my mother was afraid to hang even one picture on the wall. So for 2 years, she did not have any pictures or decoration on her walls. The administrator... more »

  heavenly wrote:

I am homeless .I had to bury my mom in Louisiana this pass sept she was a victim of hit n run lake providence la proof sheriff wydette Williams 318 559 2000 chief rudy threats 318 559 2000. she was left one liver kidney n in a fetus positionsn a blocked... more »

  Carolyn T. wrote:

my daughter lives in Wetumpa' Ala. she has cancer her husband has filed for divorce her mobile home is in bad condition the judge has not ordered a child support order so she really needs help with a desent place to live she has a lot with this mobile... more »

  undercoversowkr wrote:

Penelope House is overall a decent agency to work for, however, there are many issues that need to be addressed in order for staff to feel appreciated and valued. Supervisor's micromanage every single task that staff completes.. Be prepared to tell the... more »

  Kate S.5 wrote:

This charity has a wonderful staff. They are frequently over worked and underpaid. Due to the lack of resources they were unable to assist me with finding shelter for my son and I, but they were emotionally available and able to help with a civil injunction... more »

  BrittanyR wrote:

perfect place, nice people, easy tasks. most definitly would recommand. more »

  Clientupset wrote:

job title? idk? These people abused me. I complained here and they removed my complaint with no reason just a lot of reading. I didn't see anything I could have done to break the rules. I'm not rude. but these people are. more »

  vallerie wrote:

Community Management Association, Inc. is under investigation for misappropriation of public funding, and the corporate entity was dissolved on 11/11/11 by the Illinois Secretary of State. Before suddenly changing its address to the 760 N. Frontage,... more »

  Leona C. wrote:

Teton Coalition provides homes to low to median income families. The classes include Financial Education, Homebuyer Education, Landscaping, Energy smart, Maintenance, classes to help the families to to understand what buying a home is about. We help the... more »

  electrikfrog wrote:

I have both volunteered at and recieved services from this organization. They are wonderful to work with and willing to help in so many ways. more »

  keith fink wrote:

My mother spent the last 4 years of her life at the Little Sisters and I cant say enough good things about them. The sisters work very hard and the staff is outstanding. God bless them for all they do. more »

  ConnieSFP wrote:

This is a homeless shelter for families and many of the families are headed by young parents. They provide them with a nice living unit and all of their basic needs, then the parents work with case managers and employment specialist to find housing and... more »

  rebecca421 wrote:

I would just like to let everyone kknow what this organization has done for me and my family. I moved into their housing program in may of 2008 into their family willows building, it was built for women, and women with children who are facing issues with... more »

  nancylaus wrote:

Thank you for your service. You have touch so many life. more »

  dmccann59 wrote:

Plymouth housing is a superb and efficient and compassionate organization . We’ve been donating since 2011. We seen money raised , buildings built And met tenants who came off the streets of Seattle . Paul Lambros CEO is a regional thought leader and... more »

  kit.katyk wrote:

Visited and toured their operations. Was very impressed and they seem to do a lot for the community. more »

  Nellygranny1 wrote:

I give to Helping Hands 3 times a year and One day out of the blue I got a phone call from a Lady named Shelly she said she was a volunteer for the Charity I have been giving through her for about 5 years. I just became a senior citizen and she called... more »

  Valdia wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer for The ReStore, for almost two years, and for my experience hear, I have learned a lot about warehouse expectations, and what a non profit organization is about. more »

  Volunteerflathead wrote:

Habitat for Humanity is always looking for volunteers! Our website is http://www.habitatflathead.org/volunteer.html Check out our updated calendar to see when you can join us or call 406-257-8800. No experience necessary and groups welcome! more »

  cmarvel wrote:

There, is a document every new tenant must sign before being allowed to move into the Skyline Lodge, Choteau, Montana. The document is titled, “APARTMENT FIXTURES”. This document makes the unsuspecting potential future tenant and all existing tenants... more »

  JennShirley wrote:

Down Home Ranch is a special place that draws you in with open arms. The staff treats everyone with kindness, and time spent with Ranchers is always well spent! There are tons of opportunities to volunteer here, as well as a gift shop and greenhouses... more »

  Apostropheez wrote:

New Orleans is still going through a rebuild, and my experiences with Habitat for Humanity makes me feel as if there is a difference being made. I worked in the ReStore ( All the money from the store goes to building Houses as I gathered) and worked on... more »

  myname1 wrote:

I'm not sure about the homeless shelter but the domestic violence shelter manager Robin and her boss Patti don't care about the residents and Robin fires all the staff that cares anything about the residents. I lived there for a couple of months and the... more »

  AntonetteBrailey wrote:

I am doing a school assignment on nonprofit agencies in the Florence area. I chose this agency because they help the homeless. According to their mission statement the services men, women, and their children. more »

  Felicia N. wrote:

My family moved from the busy state of Virginia Beach , Virginia, in 2016 ! It was not an easy transition for us , and the methods here to get established with doctors, shelter, food, etc, took some time, months even ! This mission was introduced to... more »

  outreach-for-christ wrote:

Our MISSION reflects our commitment to dedicate all of our resources to reaching a lost world for Jesus Christ. Outreach for Christ’s OBJECTIVE is to be a ministry committed to reaching the lost and discipling those with whom we minister and to... more »

  dmuzyk76 wrote:

I had nothing but respect for Diakonia many years ago when I was left Homeless after being an inpatient stay at a Nursing Rehabilitation Facility for 3 months after my back surgery in 2016. This has all changed, when Diakonia has left my family barely... more »

  rodeo78 wrote:

my wife is unstable and i was removed from the home and currently homeless and need help more »

  Writer wrote:

NRRC is doing the work in housing equity that North Minneapolis needs. They are a one stop shop for community organizing, loan programs and addressing systemic issues facing our community. If anything I wish more people knew about NRRC in order to access... more »

  tyar wrote:

rude staff................................................................................................................................................................ more »

  Debbie Janine wrote:

Clients are treated like children in boot camp. Authority is misused. Has clients who are making drug deals on property. more »

  reviewer01 wrote:

Excellent and highly effective organization that's changing a lot of lives for the better, as well as helping the community. more »

  weknew22 wrote:

How can you have the audacity to ask for money especially when you are slumlords. I've had two floods ( one on 8/8 and another on 9/30) from backed up sewer water which overflowed from my shower that overflowed for over 8 hours the first time and over... more »

  HankEhnert wrote:

This review is based on my experience with Connect Inc. Last November in 2020 I was approached by a young lady who said she was enrolled in a program that will pay for her housing. After a conversation with the young lady who I’ll refer to from now... more »

  bruce.d.oestreich wrote:

I became involved with PathWays PA in 2005 and was elected Chair of the Board of Directors in 2007. Since my very first visit involving staff and clients in one of our offices, I remain amazed at the professionalism and dedication of PathWays PA employees... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great affordable home for seniors! Wonderful food and great staff. more »

  Donna wrote:

My Mom lives at the Baptist Home of South Jersey, aka Riverview Estates. I can't say enough wonderful things about how dedicated the people who work there are to their mission, and what a wonderful place it has been for my Mom to live. When my Mom was... more »

  partera wrote:

The Center began close to 40 years ago to help victims of domestic abuse and developed into a multifaceted organization that is a role model for others around the world.I served as a founder and Board member for 41 years. Please look us up, join... more »

  Diane-O wrote:

I visited the Veterans Outreach with hopes of fundraising for them. What a great group of Veterans helping Veterans. I'm so glad we decided to go with the Veterans North East Outreach Center so that they can continue their generosity and help throughout... more »

  James V. wrote:

This organization provided me with free education to help me prepare for my first home ownership! Now that i am a homeowner i see that they are invested in making housing affordable in my community. They are a wonderful entity. more »

  SWPV wrote:

I set up my donation with Jason, and he was great to work with. The deconstruct team, Dylan and Thomas, were equally as great. They called to give me a heads-up before they arrived, and once they did, they got right to work. They were focused, efficient,... more »

  Nicola25 wrote:

Horrible horrible horrible. I’ve called them 30 times for help. Been there once. Just for them to say “come to group” which i cannot attend, as I’m a single mom who works, and can’t come to group. I have emailed begging, and pleading... more »

  Director of Marketing wrote:

Great group of people helping to rebuilding and revitalize our community. more »

  gloriatutt wrote:

I have volunteered and been a donor with HOPE for several years. I am amazed at what is accomplished with the limited amount of funds they receive. Pointe Coupee is a very poor Parish and HOPE tries to meet as many of those needs through grants, donations... more »

  murtispring wrote:

Great staff very kind and willing to assist. Bobby is real friendly and happy to help. more »

  spchinners wrote:

I am 56 Female on disability. Need some form of housing. I am homeless. more »

  slg6460 wrote:

Union Mission is the best non-profit in the state. The food they give is always free of charge. Their Store is also the outlet for the Family Services clients to receive clothing, furniture and household goods also free of charge. One of the greatest... more »

  rbeall wrote:

It's appalling just how low down a bunch of demarcates operatives treat the disable in Eastman ga, my friend just had a stroke after five days no holiday or weekend exclusion they send the elderly and disable a notice to evict and charge 50 dollars on... more »

  lvlh wrote:

The Allinace provides services to families in the most caring and compassionate way. You will not find a better group of people helping those in times of need. more »

  ZachMuhrer wrote:

Options does a phenomenal job serving the 18 counties of Northwest Kansas in providing support for victims of domestic and sexual violence. As a Board Member I am excited to help the agency grow and spread word of its services throughout the service... more »

  safevictim wrote:

I had been in an abusive relationship for five years. I had tried leaving many times...he always found me. He would break in and leave my dead pets in my sink, gifts he had previously given me in the middle of a cleaned off table, and on several occasions... more »

  tortiejack wrote:

My step-daughter has attended Children's Connection for the last three years. It has made a great difference in her attitude. She isn't angry at her Dad anymore for the crimes he committed. Great program and it doesn't cost anything. more »

  Tom_____ wrote:

EnTeam unites our community two schools at a time. By bringing together diverse groups of children to collaborate, care about each other, and score their collaborative ability, we can bring healing to the issues in St. Louis. more »

  Marilyn62 wrote:

Women's resource center helped me get out of an abusive situation and the staff there are very kind. more »

  EdPohlman wrote:

Maumee Valley Habitat has a heart for helping people through building lives, hope and homes. I've volunteered for seven seasons helping others fulfill their dreams while fulfilling my calling of serving others. The smiles of delight on the faces of the... more »

  Scott L. wrote:

I count it as a privilege to provide Mary’s Shelter with this letter as support. For nearly twenty years, Mary’s Shelter has been providing the necessary opportunities for pregnant minors to build a future. Established in 1994, Mary’s... more »

  Patsy Weatherford K. wrote:

I'm a tenant in Mount Vernon Oh as of 2-1-19. the apartment manager has violated Landlord/tenant laws since I moved in. Most are violations of Not providing 24 hour notices. There have been MANY of those violations. 2 weeks ago I contacted his... more »

  CHAI wrote:

CHAI has made and continues to make a tremendous difference in the lives of countless neighbors in northwest Baltimore City. From giving homebuyers thousands of dollars in financial incentives to helping seniors live independently at home to developing... more »

  cade wrote:

The Shelter provides a warm meal and a bed to sleep in during the cold and wet winter months to those who are without a home. This is a life-saving service provided by a group of volunteers supported by the local community. HRSS works hard to offer shelter... more »

  Christopher52 wrote:

We sent our son to Wonder Club for his preschool education. We have noticed a significant change in his attitude in the first 2 weeks of his schooling and by the time he graduated he knows how to read very well and his humanity has touched our hearts... more »

  Tpalm wrote:

My good friend volunteers for this organization. The money they get supports mainly women and children, and low income families with education, assistance with paying bills, finding jobs and emotional support. Many are basic necessities that many of us... more »

  Adolph T. wrote:

Gospel Services has been a mainstay in the Irvington Community for many years. Rev. Vann Lowery had a vision to help those who needed help and organized a 70 bed facility to serve the City of Irvington. Further, he opened a 21 bed shelter for single men... more »

  jo Grossman wrote:

Goddard-Riverside is a modern day settlement house serving New York City. It has programs for youth and teens, provides college counseling to low income NYC students, enabling them to go to college. It provides housing for adults who have been homeless... more »

  ElaineMiller wrote:

Lowell Transitional Living Center sees the many faces of homelessness each and every day - providing shelter, care, food and clothing to 120 men and women on any given night. During the cold New England winter, our winter emergency bed program shelters... more »

  jmkm1962 wrote:

A great choice for volunteering & donations! Habitat for Humanity - North Shore in Lynn has is a vibrant Habitat Affiliate serving the North Shore of Boston. I've participated in their Saturday builds (right now in Lynn and Peabody). Great group of... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

Our experience working with the Kenny Nickelson Foundation goes back over 10 years. Doris and Richard are committed to helping homeless veterans and their families and they both have a deep seated love and respect for veterans. They organize personal... more »

  Justus4eva wrote:

My 19 year old son jumped on me today choked me busted my lip then cameThrough my window and Jumped on me again and choked my 7 year old son he also threatened to put a plastic bag over my head to kill me I am in fear of my life he has a key to my... more »

  jessyjames wrote:

will not give out clothing in less you stay there. and does not give much hope to people you just can sit in the day room. cleaning supplys are so waterdown that thay dont clean. more »

  Karen3025 wrote:

This nonprofit helped me when I was in need due to a job layoff. I received energy assistance and weatherization of my home. They were an A+ organization to work with and I was so grateful for the economic assistance when I was in such need. more »

  needtodo wrote:

Columbia non-profit maintains an invisible profile. Is it in existence just to provide a couple of cushy jobs to its administrators? Helping the most vulnerable?(their words). They have turned over the maintenance, rent collection, management of one of... more »

  Substitute Granny wrote:

I am a Driscoll Children's hospital volunteer. Recently I was asked to assist a new mother staying at ronald McDonald House by helping her get meals from the hospital cafeteria until she could get on her feet and go to the cafeteria alone. The staff... more »

  rjfiel wrote:

Having served my country for close to 30 years, I returned to San Antonio to serve my community. I found Christian assistance ministries to be a place where good things happen to good people in need. Clients and volunteers are afforded a opportunity to... more »

  Rick wrote:

I wanted to help the homeless as directly as possible. I include all homeless people as those in need of various assistances regarding thier situations. I have found this with ASAP and thier Hub program. People can get showers throughout the... more »

  cathyellis wrote:

I love to volunteer. Volunteering with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Orlando is right at the top of the organizations I just LOVE to be involved with at every opportunity. The work my hubby and I have been involved with at Habitat most recently... more »

  amoden wrote:

I have worked on two Health Fair Projects with Rev. Melinda Moore and Agape Health Clinic. I love this woman's zeal for Human Affairs. Recently, her board put together their 14th annual Health Fair, in making the community aware of National HIV awareness... more »

  Kakhaber P. wrote:

I greetin you From Georgia ! I live in rep Georgia(former Ussr) in have wife and tree children have not house please help my family and anouter people who have this problem in ous city 83 000 homeless . Im bealiver and serv God about 15 year... more »

  Brooks S. wrote:

Girl who was giving out food at the pantry first ignored me at the front door. She saw me and closed the door on me without greeting me. I then went to the side door and I asked a man for help he told me to knock and the girl came and killed asked if... more »

  lina189 wrote:

This is a small, local charity dedicated to assisting disabled individuals through daily activities, a residence, and a thrift shop. I have been a donor here for the past several years. There is a small staff that are friendly and helpful and a somewhat... more »

  CJquinn19897 wrote:

Yes hello anyways my name is Charles quinn but all my friends call me CJ. I can't say this is a nonprofit do to the fact that's why I'm here. To try to find a little help from someone to help me get by these days. And anyways I am now disabled. Do to... more »

  powelljk wrote:

I became aware of Safe Connections and the work it does in the Saint Louis region when invited to an educational and fundraising luncheon 8 years ago by a friend. I became so inspired by what they are doing to help women, men, and teens before, during... more »

  amritam wrote:

A great Non Profit whose mission is to help people of all abilities live a full life. Being a volunteer I have had great learning experience more »

  Howard6 wrote:

The Center for Veterans Issues (CVI) is the largest community-based veterans service organization in the State of Wisconsin, and CVI is a national leader in addressing the issue of veterans homelessness both in numbers served (approx. 350 on any given... more »

  private wrote:

Lutheran Social Services of Michigan is currently under two active federal investigations. One for Employment Discrimination and the other for Fair Housing violations. These complaints should be considered serious and the outcome of the investigations... more »

  spanky63 wrote:

I applied a couple times to get help from Habitat for Humanities. I need improvements to my home to make it more accessible than it is now. I have disabilities that require me to use a power chair and asked for a couple doorways to be widened, a handicap... more »

  Darryl E. wrote:

Family Assistance Program provides great services to families in need. With an emphasis on creating a safe and stable home, they are making a tremendous impact on our community. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a retired Administrator since 2010 and thanks to God Ive always been able to care for myself and have decent employment with pretty nice salaries. Unfortunately, since 2010 its been extremely rough for me financially and physically. I found myself... more »

  MarliBy3 wrote:

Very knowledgeable and friendly. Their counseling helped my children and I get through a tough time. more »

  kytia31 wrote:

Sammon build is the worst shelter for homeless woman the apartment are nice but the staff could care less about the woman they try to get the families children taken away by making false acs reports. The director crystal standish has a history at the... more »

  Raquel S. wrote:

This organization has helped remap the domestic violence systems in New York City. Not only is it made up of survivors of domestic violence, it is dedicated to sharing the voices and concerns of many survivors in NYC. more »

  kk902000 wrote:

The SBNDC is a wonderful organization that helps many in the community of South Boston. I volunteered at their annual fundraiser, The Taste of South Boston, and met many great people who all spoke highly about the organization. What they do for the community... more »

  casareview wrote:

Once I retired, I was looking for volunteer opportunities to serve our community. My daughter-in-law told me about Casa Esperanza. I went for a tour and decided this was where I wanted to be. Being a retired teacher, I know the impact serious illness... more »

  Claire wrote:

WHP is an amazing organization. I have become more and more involved ever since learning of what they do. Families with children that are homeless due to loss of job, medical responsibilities, etc are given a chance to enter a 9 month program that gets... more »

  marygonzalez90 wrote:

Necesito ayuda para darles a mis hijos un hogar que mañana tengo que desalojar por favor ayúdame more »

  Blessed10 wrote:

yes , I am searching for some help on a dear to me home for which I almost got need a rebuilt home. I was told to reach out to some non profit groups for which I have never done . I have been paid some one money that I never even had and I thought he... more »