Find Homeless & Housing Nonprofits and Charities

  Lynne D.2 wrote:

If you are looking for a great place to donate furniture, clothes etc., Wayside Cross Ministries has 3 shelters in Illinois and has been helping people in need for over 90 years. 

The also have a Free Pickup Service for large donations as well as... more »

  robdoar wrote:

I have worked specifically with the Food Services division of Union Gospel Mission, and have had great experiences with them. They help thousands of people in the Twin Cities directly, and indirectly by partnering with other orginizations and utilizing... more »

  sparkles-mom wrote:

After donating for years & being what I thought well informed, my daughter & her baby became a client. I was SHOCKED what really occurred. I was alienated & the Director I consider very unprofessional towards me as if my daughter needed to be protected... more »

  mmvbarrett wrote:

This is an amazing organization. It is passionate about helping families and veterans turn their lives around from homelessness and economic hardship to becoming successful homeowners and taxpaying citizens. All members of the families and veteran's... more »

  Richard wrote:

Augsburg is on the cutting edge of nursing care with their new wing of single bed rooms with neighborhood gathering places and dining. See for yourself ! more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

About 7 years ago, I almost went to this house when my first daughter was almost born premature. Thank goodness that the doctors at U.N.M were able to prevent that from happening and saved my daughter. But while there, the doctors told us about the Ronald... more »

  Patricia Thompson wrote:

Fr. Joe's Villages serves ALL victims of homelessness across the board of causes---addiction, abuse, mental illness, felonies, etc. He tailors each person's program to their specific needs. His programs address ALL needs of the homeless situation--medical/dental,... more »

  Rainbow Services DV wrote:

A letter from a client, February 2009: “I hope this note finds you all doing well – healthy, peaceful and happy. Though we got to know each other over a short period of time – you will always be in my thoughts and prayers. Your presence... more »

  LCBryson wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Esperanza International for 11 years. First as a volunteer building homes in Tijuana, and for the past 3 years as a board member. Working with Esperanza is a life changing event. It's hard, physical work; but laboring... more »

  bostontypist888 wrote:

urgent need for efficiency apartment or one furnished room more »

  strongnow wrote:

I am a domestic violence attorney that has worked with lifespan for many years as a mentor and friend to them and mainly the downtown Chicago attorneys. I have supported them financially by contribution and by helping them academically when necessary.... more »

  RK_SP wrote:

Since opening in 1991, the mission of Sojourners’ Place has been to assist homeless men and women on their journey to self-sufficiency through a case-managed, residential program. Sojourners’ Place is unique in that resident men and women can stay... more »

  SMHA wrote:

Southern Mutual Help Association, Inc. has enjoyed an excellent partnership with Mennonite Disaster Service since 2006. MDS and its committed and skilled volunteers were invaluable in our work recovering over 1,000 homes, small businesses, and churches... more »

  youmatter1st wrote:

ROM was very instrumental in preventing foreclosures during the housing crisis. The organization continues to assist Maryland residents with their housing needs. more »

  Shilo wrote:

I volunteered with this organization, and I would like to report that they truly care about their mission. They are passionate about helping families experiencing homelessness, and their services really make a difference. A+ more »

  michaeljay wrote:

Coalition for the Homeless does a great job feeding the needy in Orlando, FL. They appreciate thier volunteers and make it a great experience more »

  Benji HL wrote:

HousingLink has a website with a rental search engine that makes looking for affordable housing much easier. They also have several programs, such as Beyond Backgrounds, that open housing opportunities for folks otherwise underserved. more »

  Healing Hands wrote:

Not sure how effective this website is in reaching out to others, but am extremely disappointed with this organization. They were contacted several months about giving them a donation and spoke with someone named "Gail" or "Glenda" only to never hear... more »

  Crystal83 wrote:

This place may present a good front about their mission on their website and Facebook page, but please do not let them mislead you. They are purposely writing false Social Investigations not in the best interest of the child involved causing more detriment... more »

  Parit wrote:

This is an amazing place where every person irrespective of their status in society is wholly welcomed to worship God in atmosphere filled with love and care. A wonderful worship and preaching experience every sunday which includes a powerful discipleship... more »

  dancingsandy85 wrote:

Habitat for Humanity is a kind, loving and generous charity that builds together the community. It has changed the lives of so many people & families including ours. By providing stable, safe and secure houses, families can grow and develop in a positive... more »

  Kirk1204 wrote:

I can’t say enough wonderful things about this organization. From the moment I first connected with them, it was clear that their heart is truly in the community. The team is compassionate, dedicated, and deeply committed to making a real difference... more »

  jrnorona wrote:

Excellent staff, excellent advise and classes, plus they provide excellent ways to nail a job interview, and have a jobs week, and introduce people in their program with employers. more »

  Squeaky4823- wrote:

i have been in an abusive marriage for 4 years. I stayed because i had no money, he theartened my family and kids. I finally got the courage to leave. The shelter i am in is 45 days.Please help,me. more »

  Carole18 wrote:

Sometimes people think about Board service as what you give to a charity, but being a part of Brookview House has been more about what it gives me: knowing that I am part of an organization that is moving families from poverty and homelessness to being... more »

  eaglesupport@comcast.net wrote:

This non profit went out of business more than 5 years ago. The organization was closed due to indiscretions by the Chairman more »

  BruceJohnston wrote:

I loved volunteering for the Georgetown Ministry Center. It is very much a club for homeless people. The homeless people are members of the club or visitors to the club. They have community meetings. They take care of the center in many ways. Members,... more »

  pamme-boutselis wrote:

I have known of and supported Marguerite's Place since its inception many years ago. Initially, my Girl Scout troop baked goodies for the children in the daycare and also donated children's books that the kids living at Marguerite's Place would be able... more »

  Georgeolimpio M. wrote:

We work closely with Action Ministries in their transitional housing program with our Azalea Village Ministry at Clairmont Presbyterian Church. We have worked with at least seven or eight housing agencies and Action Ministries is by far the most organized,... more »

  Sioux wrote:

CASA of Central Texas is an amazing organization of professionals deeply involved with children who have been neglected or abused. What part of society could possibly deserve more help than these children. These professionals noticed many years ago that... more »

  Daniel L.3 wrote:

Been coughing for 2nweeks due to mold under this press on wood floor they have. Gutters haven't been cleaned in a year. Rain comes through window. Insects crawling up walls at night. No reply or updates to anything butblate rent. more »

  mikegh wrote:

The St. Vincent de Paul Society works with the homeless, the hungry, and the marginalized in San Mateo County. They provide the basic necessities to help individuals and families "bridge the gap" from one month to the next. They serve lunches and meals... more »

  tiphanieb wrote:

A Disappointing Experience with Su Casa: Broken Promises and UnprofessionalismI had high hopes for Su Casa, a non-profit shelter in Los Angeles, but my experience has been nothing short of disappointing. The organization seems to make a lot of... more »

  cherylannprenger wrote:

We are donors and volunteers for NPHY. The care and support they offer homeless and at risk youth in Las Vegas is amazing. They inspired my daughters to form their own non profit called Teens Helping Teens and they work full time to encourage and organize... more »

  MelissaGhost wrote:

This client was not well served, sheltered, or respected by this scurriously corrupt and pernicious pseudo-charitable family controlled psuedo-nonprofit corporation. more »

  mrsjgb wrote:

Many of my friends - and friends of friends - living in New York City and Long Island, especially in Howard Beach and the Rockaways, experienced dreadful personal loss and destruction to their homes due to the severity and magnitude of Superstorm Sandy. The... more »

  terrancewatkins wrote:

I had a long history of subtance abuse, incarceration, and instability. I went to Old Pueblo Community Services (OPCS) after my second incarceration in the Arizona Department of Corrections. I was immediately given food, clothing, and shelter. Once I... more »

  Corbins84 wrote:

A safe place to stay. The staff wasn't honest about funding and provided very little food throughout my stay. I was forced out the shelter 12 days before Christmas. They force LGBTQ members to transfer to other facilities and only help women with children.... more »

  Agybeekee wrote:

I Udeh Agatha Ginika start by thanking the Head and members of this great Noble non profit organization Africa Women Mobilisation Commission AWMC for touching people's lives, special the less privilege. I am highly amazed about the one I know... more »

  Jylea wrote:

Hi there I think what you are doing is great! I would also like to start my own charity to help those in need write back to let me know what you think it means a lot. more »

  carolsolo3 wrote:

This organization says it provides rental and utility assistance, but they have very restrictive rules and often, no funds. They pay two full-time staff members in the housing department, so why not use some of that money to help those who come in for... more »

  sschell wrote:

CIty Life's work is so important. They are building grassroots power, developing local leaders and helping people stay in their homes by fighting back against eviction and gentrification. more »

  cuisinej wrote:

This place is horrible, dont ever go there for help, you will be let down, they tell you it's a 30 day program but do nothing to help you get going. There are no blankets for this winter weather, the food makes you sick, and staff will lie to you. They... more »

  ydorsey wrote:

I have a minor who is there due to disrupted behavior. At first I could visit when I wanted to and all of a sudden Gloria Hillson started making excuses a few months before she retired on why I couldn’t. She started saying bad things about me to the... more »

  fhornama wrote:

I've been a client at Power since 2009 and I'd like to say that this organization has not only been a blessing to myself and my husband, but also to all of the people/couples I've recommended there. In my times of need Power there and accommodated me... more »

  morsed4 wrote:

The Opportunity Council provides many great services. They provide 3 nutritional meals a week. They assist many homeless transforms into an apartment. They have many classes to help find work and life skills. more »

  Torres72 wrote:

Janeesa Turner at Settlement Housing Fund is so Very Poliite, Professional & Very Courteous. Most of all She is a Caring Individual. She placed me in a Beautiful Luxury Apartment Building in Manhattan working with her was a Blessful and DEVINE Experience.Very... more »

  mariadelcarmen wrote:

Hello. I am donating today late by many years. I ended up at the center after fleeing my blind date. I gave that night's STYX tickets to some of the ladies there. The center gave me $11 to get on a bus and back home to Casa Grande in the middle of... more »

  chery-ann wrote:

I love Libby Wright. She has a huge givng heart and love, forgiveness. She does not judge you but accepts you the way you. Libby has been through my colon cancer with me. I am in remissin now and waiting for an operation to fix me hernia and close my... more »

  pete1258 wrote:

Unfortunately over half the revenues goes into salaries etc for the staff and management. Most of the revenues should help the homeless. more »

  mkornowa wrote:

Gwinnett Children's Shelter is a place of Hope! A place where children come first and families are seen through troubled times while keeping the family unit together! Customized life plans are designed to end the cycle of homelessness for each young... more »

  pogpinc wrote:

Our organization donated to this org several properties. Not one thing that was stated by MRA was true. They are not to be trusted beware. The org doesn't have a board. Steve Middleton CEO Paradise Organic Gardens Org. more »

  mollyyoung676 wrote:

Since beginning of 2013 there has been a lack of oversight regarding condition of shelters and fair treatment of clientele. Managing staff and clinical supervisor do not encourage trauma sensitivity. Clinical supervisor is a poor communicator,... more »

  Kzooreviewer wrote:

They once did great things, helping people in a tough spot turn the corner. Unfortunately now they've become a charity that exists for its own sake. They've become part of the problem rather than the solution. Their existence attracts throngs of gutter... more »

  DeniseDarcell wrote:

VIRGIE NEEDS YOUR HELP. SHE DESPERATLEY WANTS TO REMAIN IN HER HOME . BUT HER NEED TO BE HOYA LIFTED OUT OF THE BED , REQUIRES 2 PEOPLE , THE BED IS NOT OF CODE , AND OUT OF HER THREE INSURANCES ,NIETHER WILL GIVE HER A FULLY ELECTRIC... more »

  a;sldkfjgh123 wrote:

it's a great organization :) I has a great staff and the pets are really cute. I got my dog their last summer. She's a great addition to our family. I know that you take care of the pets there as if you owned them. Thats really amazing! more »

  yennifer1974 wrote:

Worst food lately. Somebody is embezzling money from the food. I’ve seen better food in prison. Today is February 9, 2025. I went there to eat lunch rice that won’t fully cooked black beans and a piece of bread about 2 inches. Someone is definitely... more »

  Nancy Sabin wrote:

In 2010, I became a Life Skills Facilitator at the Jeremiah Program Thursday evening resident classes. Working along side the residents, staff and community partners has been exceptional. Seeing the challenges, triumphs and everyday-joys these single... more »

  Ramjet999 wrote:

I am a client poorly "not served". The staff attorney for Housing Services was not supportive and did not have adequate information about crucial issues involving SSA policies or housing law. I wasted over an 90 minutes detailing my situation and then... more »

  marlaw97 wrote:

My name is Mrs. Edith Villarrubia...I have a nice used cell phone with accersories which is valed at about $350. to $400.00 I would like to donate it, however, I would need a receipt for my income purposes for this year 2011. Telephone: 504-905-8407 email:... more »

  Writer wrote:

P:ear saved my life. I came there directly off an amtrack bus while i was homeless and very new to Portland. I worked with p:ear as a studio space, daytime drop in center and resource for education and activities. I went hiking, i got hot meals and socks,... more »

  Alh13 wrote:

Wonderful organization that's been around for 40 plus years. They take in abused, neglected and abandoned kids, ages 6-17 and get them counseling, provide a safe and nurturing environment. more »

  Sherilyn D. wrote:

Bridgeway is a home for pregnant teens. With a very small staff, this non-profit manages to support pregnant teens through and after their pregnancies. The girls have a place to live, provided they abide by the house rules, which include continuing their... more »

  DKmidstep wrote:

I just returned home from my second stay in 11 months at Bayview Rehab. I cannot praise highly enough for the tender loving care given me by the staff from head nurse to the cleaning staff, who would stop and hand something which I needed but could not... more »

  timf wrote:

I almost lost my house in foreclosure after my assigned PRG representative totally failed to do her job at even the most basic level.This organization caused more damage than good. Their failures pushed me closer to the edge of foreclosure than... more »

  Elise_A wrote:

Giving comes in all forms. You can give your time. You can give your money. You can lend a hand. You can listen. You can give advice and you can give companionship and love. Sometimes young people aren't sure how to get involved or feel like that... more »

  bmurlas wrote:

This story is from Transitions Client Diego. I am only the translator. My name is Diego Marroquin. I am 21 years old, and am from Guatemala. When I was 15, I was selected to play professional soccer, so I stopped my studies, and supported my family with... more »

  humptydumpty wrote:

Years ago when faith communities was first being formed, a friend of mine was instrumental in getting faith communities established. His name was Father Stephen Gosnell, he was the pastor of Prince of Pease Catholic Church in Edgewood. Please say a prayer... more »

  toobad4u wrote:

It was dirty and smelled bad! Had to deal with being treated like garbage. All you hear at night are flees jumping around you i was bit a number of times. To say the least i was treated 100 times better when i was in jail then when i went... more »

  tony wrote:

I live at Triangle Square and this place has saved my life. Thank you GLEH for all you do and making my life complete. I have been home bound now I have new friends and a safe affordable place to live with people like me more »

  markbjorndal wrote:

My mother lives in Mercy housing PNW and the place that she lives in is so nice and comfortable, the area is safe and the neighbors are all very kind. My mom has been treated and is still treated with great respect as are the others and with dignity. When... more »

  lpolglaze wrote:

I helped plant trees here in the fall of last year. I really got a sense of pride from doing this. The Shelter is a large building that can accommodate many people, and the staff there are kind and caring. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a Family Promise volunteer, I have met wonderful, hardworking people, who through Family Promise, receive support, shelter, home cooked meals, and comfort for themselves and their children in a time of crisis. It is heartbreaking to consider what... more »

  ABrownell wrote:

Three of my nieces were (and soon 3 nephews will be) adopted from a orphanage in Haiti that is supported by Hope for the Children of Haiti. My daughter and I visited the orphanage in Port-au-Prince. It is well run. The children are provided with a strong... more »

  MMFriend wrote:

As a CPA and member of the Finance Committee of the Board of Directors, I have been continually impressed with the outstanding quality and integrity of the financial aspects of Morningside Ministries. The financial staff--from CFO and throughout the organization--do... more »

  Christine90 wrote:

I first heard about the Waukesha Women's Center when it was in the planning stages, because one of its founders, Bonnie Martin, was a good friend of mine. Bonnie was a social worker and saw a great need for the Center in Waukesha County. Never... more »

  Antoinettej1 wrote:

I am a 54 year old disabled diabetic and pads I am suffering where i live there are so many violations and im paying my whole social security check to this man i have a leaking toilet that now has mold around it black mold to be exact and i need help... more »

  lawgirl4472 wrote:

Background Information: This organization offers housing for women and children who have experienced homelessness. Some, not all, participants come from Domestic Violence situations, however, this is not a battered women’s shelter. Their website boasts... more »

  skerr wrote:

My family stayed at this Ronald McDonald House for 8 weeks while my child was in the hospital. The accommodations are wonderful, the staff is amazing and it helped us make the best out of a bad situation. Donating to RMH of Denver is now a priority. more »

  Matthew_W wrote:

I grew up poor and went to college to get a degree in finance. My dad was a high school dropout and I was so proud to get into a top-notch university that was well known for being a pipeline to Wall Street, but my plans changed after a disheartening... more »

  Serge K. wrote:

Lawrence CommunityWorks has changed the face of Lawrence ma, improved lifes of residents. Old, and abandoned mill buildings are beautiful and affordable housing, and have kept their historical value thanks to LCW. Programs like MovementCity, Poder, Economic... more »

  gkelley1179 wrote:

I highly recommend giving to Sisters of St. Joseph Dear Neighbor Ministries. I have donated to this organization since 2004, and it has always been a rewarding experience for me to see the money go to great use directly in the community. This group of... more »

  cleves2 wrote:

The organization signed a contract with a vendor and has failed to make final payment on services rendered. more »

  Matt_the_Roofer wrote:

This nursery has helped my family multiple times, I am so thankful. My two oldest children had a warm and safe place. While my youngest recived life saving blood transfusions while accompanied by his mother. Work overwhelming the father at the time. Looking... more »

  LentsGrown wrote:

ROSE has been making a huge impact in SE Portland for over 20 years. My Wife and I recently moved into a neighborhood that ROSE focuses on. It's good to know that there is effective work being done by ROSE in affordable housing, innovative programs, and... more »

  SteppingUP wrote:

As a founding board member of the Clearinghouse and as the former executive director of a 35 year nonprofit housing organization, I find that the board and staff of the Affordable Housing Clearinghouse to be well-regarded and well informed on all issues... more »

  Gary11 wrote:

Disabled and Denver Rescue Mission. While at the Denver Rescue Mission Respite Program run by the Colation for the Homeless I slipped and fell while getting from my bed into my wheelchair. All I had asked for was a simple non-slip mat by my bed.  Both... more »

  Tonye wrote:

My name's Antonio Quintana and I would like to share the importance of any donation helps to this nonprofit Organization NEW helps lots of families for a better future as my kids future life NEW offer affordable place to live and a high escolar academic... more »

  Claudia wrote:

Neighborhood Housing Services of New Haven. Where to start? Well; the impressions and good qualities that come to my mind are Knowledge, experience and listening skills. These are the impressions we have from the great experience we have working with... more »

  Laurapryor wrote:

Worst non profit!!!! We have been dealing with this horrible, dishonest company for 8 years now and all they have done in our neighborhood is cause problems and take from existing residents. They have taken land from the people it should have... more »

  Writer wrote:

IHN provides not only shelter services but guidance to help families find and sustain housing. Their success rate is unbelievable due to the multi-pronged approach of keeping families together and connecting them with multiple sources of aid and information.... more »

  kristinginger wrote:

CCLF is an inspiring, dynamic organization that makes a real difference in Chicago. Their commitment to helping revitalize low- and moderate-income neighborhoods and suburban communities is inspiring, and they carry out their work in an efficient, responsible,... more »

  nope23 wrote:

This place is crooked please be aware! the landlord at this place retaliated against me and terminated my lease after i filed a report against her. she also has maintenance and whoever else comes into your home spying on you and relaying messages to her.... more »

  Kimmykaye wrote:

I have lived in my Bellwether apartment for 10 years and cannot even imagine a nonprofit organization that does more to improve lives. My favorite nonprofit ever! more »

  Sue wrote:

This is truly God's work in progress. I donate regularly to Covenant House, because we all can make a difference in the lives of homeless kids. All they need is a chance. more »

  Ellen75 wrote:

Dayspring does a wonderful job providing families with shelter, job interview and resume skills, transitional housing, and a transition program to permanent housing. They provide a caring environment, family dining and clothing, and bring in... more »

  Scott L. wrote:

I count it as a privilege to provide Interval House with this letter as support. For over three decades, Interval House has been a place for healing and growth…for support and guidance…a bridge to a new life for thousands of women and children... more »

  april22 wrote:

This is a great place for any age to volunteer at, even young teenagers. I always look forward to coming to volunteer; the families that live in the apartments are never in a less than positive attitude and that rubs off on you...there is so much love... more »

  ServiceIllinois wrote:

May 2013 A referral was given to me by a volunteer at the Dometic Violence Clinic at 555 W Harrison, Courthouse for Domestic Violence Victims and Respondents. When I contacted Family Rescue I was literally sitting in the place where one would seek... more »

  Karen1969 wrote:

Donors Beware. Already a donor? Investigate where the money is going. more »

  Lynnsa wrote:

I was a volunteer at this organization for just over 5 years and although it does offer a lot of services for women, victims, and children, the management leaves a lot to be desired. Volunteer are often made to feel bad if they don't cover as many shifts... more »

  fireball7709 wrote:

They went out of their way on short notice to accommodate my wife and I during our sons stay in the hospital next door for surgery. The facility is amazing, especially for long term stays. more »

  freecherylee wrote:

I helped pack the Thanksgiving holiday boxes for distribution and saw first hand how much food is needed. The shelves were emptied. I then returned after the holiday to help restock with food aquired by the local High School's food drive. What a differnce... more »

  Brandon G.2 wrote:

This is the only homeless shelter that helped me get ahead and move on with my life. Its structured, and the people in their program want and need to be there! There are no drugs and alcohol allowed wile you in there program - so you don't have to deal... more »

  anon_312 wrote:

This organization does wonderful works; however some of the upper staff takes advantage of volunteers and interns. When it comes time to get help from them, they act like they're too busy to help even though you gave them months of your time. more »

  DiedLaughing009 wrote:

I would like to experience the Woman in Need help: I am in need : I wrote to Campaign for the Poor: I went to my Church, Philoptochos, ( they did help somewhat >>>and in abundance for a temporary time!) I went to Got Fund Me: and a private person... more »

  Writer wrote:

Cross roads a organization u known to me,paid for my state of Georgia I'd card,that allowed me to get, my 1st job after I relocated, to this city....I just wanted to show my appreciation, and donate 100.00 dollars, to be used,to help others in need,and... more »

  PR2006 wrote:

Outstanding Organization with dedicated professionals in the industry. more »

  bashstpaul wrote:

Beacon Interfaith, formerly Plymouth Church Neighborhood Foundation, builds and operates low income housing in Minnesota. The original name of the organization came from Plymouth Congregational Church in Minneapolis where it was started as a mission... more »

  Saima wrote:

Daya is an incredible success story in the family of non profits serving Houston TX minorities. Started in 1996 with a handful of volunteers and a simple hot line for victims of domestic violence, today Daya has grown into a established non profit with... more »

  Caitlin N. wrote:

NOVACO, truly turns lives around. The transitional housing program is well set up and i have seen it really make a difference in peoples lives. The staff really cares about their clients and they become like family with their clients. Even going to their... more »

  Joan wrote:

This is one of the most "God powered" places I've ever been affiliated with. They live solely on donations, but they are so well managed that each of the 13 homes are stylishly decorated and homey. Because it is gated, the missionary kids have a large... more »

  ACBY wrote:

The front line staff at KMH are generally very kind and caring people. They work hard to make sure residents are comfortable and happy. I had many positive interactions with staff members. The administration, however, does not care at all about the residents.... more »

  mother-o-three wrote:

thank you my kids and I are grateful more »

  ajhh wrote:

Donating to People's Resource Center is easy and the options are varied. PRC communicates regularly with volunteers and donors to outline their immediate and on-going needs. There is always a way to help the organization to help others in our community.... more »

  Patricia Gray wrote:

At ROOTS Young Adult Shelter, the cold tile of the basement floor and the vinyl mats where 27 homeless youth sleep every night, doesn’t look like much. It wasn’t until I spent my evenings preparing meals, providing shower supplies and sleeping alongside... more »

  Helen P. wrote:

This organization has disbanded. It's Rape Crisis services are now handled by Rape Advocacy, Counseling & Education Services, in Urbana. The rest of this organization's activities have been subsumed by Women in Transition. more »

  nickbwilcox wrote:

I can't not donate to this most noble of causes - serving the people who are both the most in need and the most appreciative and deserving. The children who are trafficked do have true heroes in O.U.R. I have been fortunate enough to have helped with... more »

  HopeSpringsEternal wrote:

This organization makes a lot of claims online about different services they offer. There is little transparency though about who they help, or how they disburse their grants funding. You may enter their co-ordinated entry and be at high risk... more »

  Diana wrote:

I have seen Colorado AIDS Project support many individuals through rough times by assisting them to meet their basic needs of shelter, food, and a feeling of worth. The agency has proven to be a fiscally responsible charity as well as holdngnhigh standards... more »

  Patricia33 wrote:

This agency is amazing! I have never seen so many lives changed by their work. more »

  jlokcmo wrote:

Volunteer for 10 years. Every year fewer clients are served for food and clothing. Most people come for utility help which is paid by grants and gov assistance. The center lost their lawyer in Nov. 2014 so that service is gone. The volunteers... more »

  kaceef wrote:

The Cocoon is dedicated to helping all people in need, regardless of gender identity or sexual orientation, and has some unique programs in their shelter as well (they allow pets, have a criminal justice advocate, housing advocate, and a medical program,... more »

  Heidi_R wrote:

I give to a local organization called Ozone House for several reasons. 1. They are a local organization and I know my dollars go directly to their outstanding programs 2. Their mission of helping homeless and at-risk youth is imperative. These kids didn't... more »

  Amy_40 wrote:

The information listed here is out-of-date. As a foundation co-founder and former board member (secretary/treasurer), I can verify that only one of the 5 board members listed here are currently with the foundation. more »

  Sandy39 wrote:

Ali Forney serves homeless lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) youth in New York City. They stand alone in serving this population. I first became familiar with them because my own organization funds services to HIV positive New Yorkers.... more »

  thirteen wrote:

Be very careful with this organization. The remaining staff are dishonest and money that is provided often lines the pockets of the founder rather than go toward helping the people they claim to serve. Turnover is higher than normal for a nonprofit, and... more »

  --M-- wrote:

Very rarely do I find a charity worthy of my money and time. Clean and Sober homeless recovery communities is one such charity. I personally have been involved with this charity for years and know firsthand how it both handles money responsibly and provides... more »

  02453 wrote:

I have volunteered as an English Language tutor at WATCH (Waltham Alliance to Create Housing) CDC for two years, and it has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. As part of the tutoring program, WATCH trains English-speaking volunteers... more »

  brenda12 wrote:

Programs, Clients, and Demographics CAAFA’s programs address domestic violence using three approaches – prevention, intervention, and community collaboration. Prevention: To meet the goal of ensuring our community has an understanding of... more »

  Joey P. wrote:

The City Rescue Mission of Lansing-MI is the best and well run shelter anywhere... They cater to the Men, Women and Children from all over the Lansing area... They do this for free... All of the Lansing Homeless that stay at the City Rescue Mission of... more »

  Slab7Media wrote:

GH is one of those places that wdon't people away and treats everyone the same way. They are great with supplying people with food, clothing and shelter when available. One of the things I appreciate is the "Low Barrier" policy in place. Meaning there's... more »

  Boom33 wrote:

Outstanding charity - they really directly impact so many families each and every night. Just opened the 5th House in the Chicago area (@ Central DuPage Hospital) and it is fantastic. Volunteer groups cook meals and the design is beautiful - feels really... more »

  stacys wrote:

Grand Valley Catholic Outreach provides essential services to families who are in need including food, clothing, assistance with utilities and rent and case management support. This organization has a great vision as shown in a permanent housing project... more »

  valfoster wrote:

A friend introduced me to the staff of The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County a few years ago, and at that first meeting, I knew I had to find the time to help them spread the word about the valuable work they do daily, turning... more »

  rrigg wrote:

The is a great faith based organization that repairs homes making them warmer, safer and dryer while providing hope to the less privileged. more »

  sandyinde wrote:

This is an excellent organization. It does highly professional/credible research on housing needs in the state that is used by both public agencies and private non-profits. This includes Who Can Afford to Live in Delaware, Realities of Poverty, Housing... more »

  schaf wrote:

Lynette is a Gas Lighter and I am grateful that Ale was available as I recorded my abuse that day. The lies and the abuse sent me almost to my death. I will share future outcome as she is prosecuted for the actions she inflicted on me. I thank CPD , T,... more »

  wegoodenow wrote:

As the Executive Director of Chimorel, I have helped thousands of people, as well as, scores of large and small businesses and nonprofits achieve goals, solve problems to enhance our nation's productivity, one life a time. We hope we may be able to help... more »

  marathonwmn wrote:

My son-in-law works at Metropolitan Boston Housing Partnership and for him MBPH is more than a job, it’s a total commitment to the organization’s mission. One way he shows his commitment is by running the Boston Marathon to benefit MBPH. He and my... more »

  Sarah J.5 wrote:

Harm not Help:Retraumatizing, Irresponsible, UnethicalAfter my daughter's experience at this agency she actually said "Mom, no one cares." Not only were we re-introduced to the trauma but fear of abandonment was re-enforced. We were so vulnerable,... more »

  faithhopecharity wrote:

Good to help others with blankets. It is not hard doing something nice for others. This is a great start. more »

  Mariacas1 wrote:

20 years ago my own sister was a victim of domestic violence and I knew back then that I had to help to break the cycle somehow, someway one day. I did just that when I joined the board of directors at Sarah's Inn and have seen the impact that we as... more »

  Baer T. wrote:

The Amherst survival center provides food, clothing, health care, referrals, and community for our neighbors in need in Amherst and neighboring towns. For every $1 donated to the Survival Center, they are able to generate $5 in services. If it wasn't... more »

  bellafern wrote:

I loved working here because not only did I develop an appreciation for who I have in my life, and the generation before me, but I connected with the people there. I would always get excited to go and spend time with the people there. The people are so... more »

  Domonique wrote:

I had the privilege of watching this group in action in downtown Atlanta. There are alot of organizations who will come to provide food and clothes but this organization took it a step further, the volunteers were playing with the kids, talking/encouraging... more »

  Jmonty wrote:

Great heart for people. Warm and caring place. They provide breakfast Monday thru Friday to over 125 people daily. Offer GED classes, computer skills and more. more »

  taylor37919 wrote:

What a wonderful organization helping at risk children, and senior citizens!! It is amazing what these people do to truly change lives. I hope they are able to reach their goal in their capital campaign for a new, larger facility. more »

  Suthnbelle wrote:

This charity is poorly managed. It has violated code restrictions, ignored dangerous activity caused by Haven residents to local community, is untruthful, and provides little in the way of monetary help to the victims it is supposed to help. Tax returns... more »

  TraffickingTaskForces wrote:

The work speaks for itself, there is no need to bore you or bog you down in details... http://www.lalwriter.wordpress.com more »

  tony wrote:

Gay & Lesbian Elder housing is the first affordable housing complex in the nation. I am a resident of Triangle Square and this place has made my life complete. I was struggling with basic living issues and now I have the support that I need to live a... more »

  bnicklin wrote:

I have been working with Friends of Loudoun Mental Health since 1998. The organization is a mission driven, caring and efficiently operated. As far as non profits go they are able to use all volunteers to maximize the impact of donor contributions.... more »

  pegb wrote:

I have volunteered in many organizations over the years, but none is so committed to meeting the needs of the homeless community as JCOC is. In addition to a huge meal program they service Vet, adults and have a six month program to get peo-ple homes... more »

  sunmine wrote:

Nastiest place to be at. Dirty, infested with mice and roaches. Staff doesn't care about resident. more »

  money70 wrote:

The call-center operation is remarkable and destine to reach captivating audience while aiding women that suffer violence. The organization is needed and will support the lives of those afflicted by this issue. Raving review Go Golgathas ! more »

  Darrell S.2 wrote:

I contacted Places due to about to be homeless. Man i talked to said i have to be homeless or they can't help me. Looking at what they claim to do on the internet i had my mental health counselor contact them as a referral. The man said my counselor never... more »

  Integrity in Numbers wrote:

I met The founder while the CFO for a social service organization in Harlem district, New York City. Rita Zimmer is selfless and dedicated in pushing forward the issues of homeless women and families in New York City. I joined the Board in Jan 2007... more »

  JImmy75 wrote:

This organization helps people from freezing to death every winter. more »

  Suzannah wrote:

The Community Coalition on Homelessness (CCH) is a shining star that reaches out to its clients with compassionate action. CCH draws heavily from community volunteers for its daily operations providing a model one-stop resource center for the area’s... more »

  sward wrote:

The Coalition for the Homeless has been working with local shelters and other agencies in the Louisville area since 1986, when the community saw a need to better address the issues of homelessness. As an advocacy/education agency, The Coalition is able... more »

  dharward wrote:

This is a wonderful house of loving and compassionate people. My family and my business have been ongoing supporters and we can't say enough about the caring and loving staff. more »

  Mark Adams Baltimore wrote:

This organization brought a malicious SLAPP suit against a neighbor who opposed its request for a zoning variance. It also does not disclose executive compensation on the 990 form on this site. more »

  charlie wrote:

I myself have served time in a California Prison. In fact I had my one and only child while I was incarcerated. I was at V.S.P.W. at the time and what a way to give birth to a child and then return to the prison to do more time. My Daughter was 6 mo.... more »

  jbearden wrote:

I am the Business Manager of Faith Hope and Charity Recycle Store, a local non-profit thrift store that benefits the community. Our organization gives funding to the Isaiah House in the form of yearly grants. I have found this organization to be efficiently... more »

  Anonymous100 wrote:

They really truly care and helped me so much when I was a teenager in foster care. more »

  kg2 wrote:

I have read the valuable information on the TLC-STEUBEN site and am aware of their good works. Very good information and a genuinely good non-profit. more »

  Jnc4j wrote:

was a client in said shelter in bay shore ny one of the worst places to live.The case managers are unqualified and have no idea what they are doing. Theres no hope of moving out if you believe it will be from the help of these workers. They run this agency... more »

  Serenity08 wrote:

I'm Debbie, the founder of Serenity Pointe. My husband and I started Serenity 2008 taking homeless folks into our home. After a couple years we realized we needed to create money so we could help more people. We started Serenity Thrift in 2010. My husband... more »

  howzingdude wrote:

AIM North was formed by David A. Northern Sr., as an agency within an agency. The agency AIM North is within is Lake County Housing Authority. LCHA's executive director is David A. Northern Sr. David A. Northern, in his role as executive director... more »

  AnneShields wrote:

The Traveling Angels came to be after a week disaster recovery trip to New Orleans in 2006. One volunteer decided to start this non-profit in order to continue the good works of volunteers. She put into action, what I felt should be done. I am also... more »

  jesse wrote:

Excellent!! The tremendous support we had from local business was great. And the amount of Veteran turn out was great. Helping feed homeless veterans is one of a kind more »

  Anita B.4 wrote:

We called these gentlemen to help us build a wheelchair ramp. They went out of their, while on vacation, to contact us and make an appointment at our convience. What a wonderful non-profit serving the Hillsdale aea!!! more »

  THuskey wrote:

I believe we must educate all children today to make the world a better place to live in the future. The government in Uganda only provides free elementary education. Once the child reaches high school age, they have to pay to continue school. That's... more »

  soobbe wrote:

I found StopGap Inc. while I was working on my undergraduate degree at KU. I was researching the likelihood of youth attending college after aging-out of the foster care system. What I learned from my research is that kids who age-out desperately want... more »

  rayray10 wrote:

Hi , my name is Rachelle I’m 21 yrs old Andy I’m still studying in uni, and I lived in a simple life with my parents . I am the oldest in the 3 siblings and my mother was no job she stayed home and she have a breast cancer nu I kept praying to her... more »

  Marshall_M wrote:

Tanya Jisa, Founder and Executive Director of Benevolence Farm, inspires me. After reading a New York Times article about the high incarceration rates of women across the country she was distraught by the issue as anyone reading the article would be.... more »