Find Homeless Centers Nonprofits and Charities

  ejpinman wrote:

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

  John C. wrote:

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

  Living Proof wrote:

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

  HEP1 wrote:

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

  ddneering wrote:

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

  kculpep343 wrote:

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

  Kat_10 wrote:

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

  Daniela8 wrote:

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

  volunteer48 wrote:

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

  acfrizzell wrote:

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

  Chuck Woodson wrote:

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

  sheehana wrote:

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

  bloomingdale03 wrote:

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

  John Hardy wrote:

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

  Rodrick S. wrote:

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

  David wrote:

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

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

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

  anons wrote:

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

  trex2525 wrote:

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

  Wendy38 wrote:

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

  roseanna wrote:

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

  trexler85 wrote:

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

  barbaraeley wrote:

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

  SockItToEm wrote:

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

  valeriefosburgh wrote:

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

  sapirionyx wrote:

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

  Amy wrote:

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

  SPines wrote:

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

  SarahR9 wrote:

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

  Tony1 wrote:

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

  scottjensen wrote:

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

  Janis wrote:

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

  almeida2000 wrote:

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

  Kristy16 wrote:

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

  PMcKenna wrote:

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

  dihu wrote:

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

  stacy wrote:

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

  valleykat wrote:

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

  tpierce wrote:

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

  Kyle K. wrote:

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

  homemoreproject2020 wrote:

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

  rickkoca wrote:

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

  shammydoll33 wrote:

Not only have I been a volunteer at metropolitan ministries but they have also helped my family in the past with groceries during hard times. They also help a lot of homeless people and families in the Tampa area, this is a great organization doing great... more »

  ABlasco wrote:

I have volunteered at this organization helping to serve breakfast. It was a great experience. Generally everyone was super friendly, including the staff and women their for breakfast. It was great to see N Street's fantastic work in action! more »

  sstraight wrote:

I have been volunteering with this non-profit for almost 4 years. I can say without a doubt The Dream Center goes above and beyond what any non-profit I have ever seen do. They genuinely care about helping people beyond what their immediate needs may... more »

  ltaylor wrote:

What I love about Pacific Lifeline is that they truly embrace the notion that if you give someone a fish they eat for one day~but if you teach a person to fish they eat for a lifetime. Pacific Lifeline truly empowers women to better their situation and... more »

  helpfulone2 wrote:

The current director has no idea what she is doing. This message board does not have enough room to speak about what was witnessed. The program can be much better and should have expanded in the last 4 years but it hasn't. Too many families need to be... more »

  ekamin wrote:

Faith, Hope & Love coordinated the effort for Christmas presents and cookies for the Kids in Juvenile Detention. The generous donations were delivered wrapped and ready for distribution on Christmas Morning. The kids and the Detention staff were very... more »

  Micah wrote:

One of the best organized groups in DC. Some. Really makes a difference in the lives of dcs neediest residents more »

  golden0grl wrote:

For the past several years I have been involved with North Beach Citizens (“NBC”) - a local charity focused on helping the homeless and near-homeless in and around San Francisco. NBC is a fantastic organization, focused on making a meaningful impact... more »

  Ascencia wrote:

I was Beyond Shelter's first program director, working with Tanya to build the program in its first years of operation. I love the concept of moving families into their home as soon as possible - the idea was truly an innovation in its time, when few... more »

  Lynda wrote:

I love the DO Foundation and what they do to combat and end homelessness! They inspire me so. They don't just talk the talk. They walk the walk and DO for others in need. Brian O'Neal the founder along with Kellly Adolph, co-founder go out of their... more »

  aaronss wrote:

This non profit sure has started something amazing. From the background story on the founder, to the custom car giveaways, to the after school program - where does it stop. The founder started from the ground up with a vision to help troubled youth in... more »

  ndash wrote:

Lotus House is a sanctuary for the community in the middle of an economically challenged area in Miami. The grounds are beautiful, with beautiful living areas and well maintained gardens. The staff is committed, helpful and kind. The residents are friendly... more »

  Pro Joe wrote:

Our Micah 6:8 Project was during our church's Serve Day and we cleaned up a playground and went to see and pray about their upcoming Christmas Store for those less fortunate. more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteer at the soup kitchen and 400-500 meals are served daily. In addition to feeding the hungry, shower and laundry facilities as well as clothing are provided. The soup kitchen is currently in the beginning process of providing emergency cold... more »

  Ole wrote:

I lived in Marin County for over 30 years and have always had the highest regard for Ritter Center. They help locally for those in need get back on track to get the necessities for living, medical help and provide a very valuable service to the community... more »

  anderjam wrote:

Helping Hand House is a fantastic organization - between the incredible love and care for the families (evident in their personal stories of encouragement and respect at the annual breakfast and family banquet), and the integrity of the staff I've been... more »

  lefteye02 wrote:

Im a veteran and had called this agency due to me being evicted. I have been transferred from operator to operator and then to a voicemail. I have left a message to two different people to help me in my situation and so far, I haven't received a call... more »

  aerenmartinez wrote:

I am a former employee and continue to be a donor of Community Council for the Homeless at Friendship Place is an innovative, wonderfully creative professional organization that serves a key function in helping to end homelessness in Washington, DC. In... more »

  brandi14307 wrote:

I started project hope in fifth grade and left there graduating eighth grade. This school changed my life in so many ways. They made sure we had Christmas,Thanksgiving and a good education. They surrounded me with people in the same situation so no one... more »

  Lorna wrote:

Volunteered here with my two daughters filling purses for their Mother's Day Purses event. Had a lot of fun and it was a great experience. Very relaxed atmosphere. Even my 7 year old was able to do this. Not many places (that are safe & appropriate)... more »

  gwenromack wrote:

I've volunteered with SHIP since its inception and admire and respect their work so much that I recently joined the Board. The mission, vision, strategy and execution out of SHIP are just exceptional. The Executive Director, Ed Hinde, is a masterful... more »

  Alexsandro wrote:

This organization it's an example of Community support gear towards supporting families who are less fortunate. Their wraparound services ensure that clients have the tools and support needed for success!! more »

  Mark McCollum wrote:

Star of Hope is a fantastic, very well-run organization that has been helping Houston's homeless for over 100 years. Their guiding principle is that the ultimate solution to homelessness is 2-fold: a regenerative relationship with Jesus Christ, in whom... more »

  Stephen Troy V. wrote:

Sparrow Place is a growing organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania that is working to fill a much needed gap. Their current work speaking about and supporting survivors of human trafficking is bringing people into the struggle to end this terrible... more »

  Adamsj1540 wrote:

House of Love Ministries has been a blessing in my Life and Foundation . I was able to have a Pleasure to meeting Pastor Matt Johnson thru Facebook as we serve the Feeding South Florida . Pastor Matt also served on my Board for a 1 House of love as... more »

  Nicole wrote:

I decided to intern here after meeting some of the staff and seeing the atmosphere at Sarah's Circle. The clients, staff, and volunteers care about one another, and it shows. I absolutely must recommend this place for anyone who wants to help empower... more »

  suesprepaidlegal wrote:

I have been working with the employees of Deborah' Place for a number of years and have met many of the residents. What an awesome group of people. I am so impressed with everything that they do to help women in need. Kudos to Deborah's Place. I particularly... more »

  Ty R. wrote:

After being asked by the CEO to perform the General Contractors duties at IF's Tina-Pacific project in Stanton... they scammed me out of thousands of dollars in out of pocket expenses, hundreds of hours of labor (they rarely supplied any donated labor... more »

  Medin006 wrote:

Since I started to volunteer with Straight Street Orlando I and many have come to enjoy what it done through this ministry. This oranization goes above and beyond to assist those struggling in this economy. By providing a hot meal, doing the laundry or... more »

  mobileUser694892 wrote:

I commend this organization for its passion and dedication to the service of under privilege children. Acknowledging their birthdays is a novel approach that must be commended. Trina's Birthdays is awesome. more »

  GJFish wrote:

Family Promise of the Capital Region (FPCR) is a wonderful organizations that brings people of all walks of life together for a common mission which is to keep children and families together. The staff, board, and volunteers work together to offer a comprehensive... more »

  Comftycare wrote:

A Good group of dedicated people that work very hard to provide a needed service. I enjoy their News Letters too! more »

  families-for-orphans wrote:

What a concept! Providing real families for orphans instead of leaving them in institutions. A whole new paradigm of orphan care that can be used throughout our world. more »

  Cthrasher0528 wrote:

I am a single mom on disability with a toddler. I reached out to numerous charities for help, finding none. Then Providence had the balls to send me an email to review them! I was shuffled aside for my inability to work and inability to provide proof... more »

  Rad wrote:

Veterans First in Orange County, CA is a wonderful organization helping homeless veterans with services and housing. My family helped serve Thanksgiving Day again this as we have for the past 3 years. Every time we volunteer we are very pleased that the... more »

  Jen P. wrote:

I volunteer for Monday evening check-in at the Central Iowa Shelter. I have the privilege of working with the committed staff and helping clients get registered to stay in a bed at the shelter overnight. The shelter serves 3 meals a day, provides caseworkers... more »

  Terrie S wrote:

Not enough can be said about the warm, genuine, and hard-working nature of this non-profit, including its staff and volunteers. I joined the Mental Health Association in Tulsa as a volunteer board intern and was immediately impressed by the spirit of... more »

  rbireta wrote:

Family Promise uses space donate by local churches to provide shelter for homeless families with young children. The group is well organized and run with a caring and sensitive, yet professional manner. Volunteers are well trained and well coordinated.... more »

  EspeciallyDogs wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Old Town Mission. All of the people are really nice and always willing to help others. I help with a lot of different things including food drives, the Kid's Shop, and special events. I especially like working with Jessica, the... more »

  Michael A. wrote:

Family Scholar House assists single parent college students to get their college degree. They provide housing, childcare and a list of case management and academic advising services for both the parent and child. Their goal is to assist the family in... more »

  Michelle wrote:

I was part of a church group that contacted A-SPAN about the possibility of a group service project at their winter shelter. A-SPAN welcomed our efforts with open arms. There volunteer coordinator was helpful and communicative with the type of project... more »

  Michelle Jannazo wrote:

I enjoyed volunteering for New Hope Housing's Alexandria Community Shelter. They are doing great work to help our area's homeless men, women and children. I encourage others to get involved! This is an innovative and valuable organization in our community.... more »

  Meryem G. wrote:

Amazing homeless outreach organization that provides unique and touching opportunities to get more involved with the community. more »

  Ellen Snortland wrote:

Bob and Gale Ballard are 2 people who make it their business to have the world work for everyone, with no one and nothing left out. Their focus on the homeless through Heart Of Fire Project is undaunted and pure. They are champions for people who are... more »

  Allison Fradkin wrote:

Though I have only been volunteering with WINGS for a short time, it has been time very well-spent. WINGS values its volunteers, requesting our input and offering genuine gratitude for our assistance and commitment. The staff at WINGS is devoted to... more »

  mark2mark wrote:

I volunteered as a server one time. It was soul satisfying to meet and help those in need. Another time, I purchased numerous small useful things like scarves, socks and other things from a large retail store and donated them. I felt like I was putting... more »

  ssauter wrote:

The Downtown Women's Center is one of those places that the minute you walk through the doors, you know you're in the right place. The organization provides a warm loving spot for the women of Los Angeles' skid row to gather and be cared for. It's an... more »

  CarrieB wrote:

HIS House is a wonderful place that helps so many people experiencing homelessness. The house is so inviting and home like. It makes it feel like home. Families who stayed at HIS House have nice things to say about their stay at the shelter. more »

  kramc3084 wrote:

It's great to be part of a ministry that loves so many people in the streets. I love sharing stories and life with others! more »

  Writer wrote:

The Rock is not only feeds bellies, but feeds souls as well. Everyone who walks through the door feels like part of a family… The family of God. Cannot say enough good things about this ministry! more »

  cgbcgb wrote:

Reading with children gives them the chance to see that reading is not a chore but a pleasure, not just for children but adults as well. It shows them that if you can read, you can learn about anything, and be anyone you want to be. Reading is a skill... more »

  jenna5 wrote:

I love what this organization stands for, and believe in the work they are doing in the lives of men and women. What I love even more, is the way my life changes, after every interaction with this organization and the people they serve. When you volunteer,... more »

  Edythe Schwartz wrote:

CHOICE is a wonderful organization that offers help to people on their road to recovery in a way that is accecssible and welcoming. Peers with a lived experience offer hope and the tools to conquer fears and help everyone attain their dreams. This organization... more »

  VolunteerKJ wrote:

I became aware of OCLA in March of 2019. The service they deliver the homeless and needy is like none other. We have people in need and we have services in place - but they must find each other, quickly and safely. The WIN app and OCLA directory are... more »

  Anthony18 wrote:

MGLCC does important work advocating for equality in the Bible belt. I especially appreciate the Outflix Film Festival. GLBT visibility is important in a state where elected leadership is vocally hostile. more »

  Columbine P. wrote:

Somerville Homeless Coalition offers a comprehensive suite of programs to assist vulnerable families, stabilize precarious housing situations, and prevent hunger and homelessness, as well as provide housing for those who have fallen off the cliff. Their... more »

  NBGramps wrote:

St. Luke's LifeWorks (SLLW) enables clients to become self-sufficient by providing educational opportunities, housing and and support services to people overcoming homelessness in 10 different locations in Fairdield County, CT. Our tag line is: "St.... more »

  Davids7 wrote:

Great service helping the homeless. I have volunteered with them before the pandemic. Great team and amazing mission! more »

  CMWParis wrote:

Tracy Community Connections Center is doing wonderful things for those in need in Tracy, CA.The available programs include a mobile shower program, case management, Tracy House for women, resources for food, housing, deposit and rental assistance,... more »

  diana3 wrote:

I have been involved with the Jericho Project since 1992, and have been on its board since 1996. Jericho is an outstanding organization because it addresses the root causes of homelessness and, by providing a host of supportive services, helps its clients... more »

  callinglob wrote:

Best place EVER to spend my free time! The staff is always fun to be around and they treat the homeless like the REAL PEOPLE they are with real stories. They never look down on them. more »

  sueb wrote:

I had the wonderful opportunity to donate many household items to the Church of Mary Magdalene. Everyone I encountered was very appreciative and accomodating. A few months later I received a personal note from a woman who benefited from my donations.... more »

  GC Williams wrote:

I was a patient at the Center for Respite Care and now I’m living in the Respite Permanent Housing Program. There are simply not enough words I could write to express my gratitude for all they have done for me. The kindness, compassion and care I received... more »

  Will Frye wrote:

As a college student, I never really knew all the things that Good Samaritan did for the community. I knew that they helped people with food, but not until I started working here did I understand that they try to help people with almost every facet of... more »

  Leanwork wrote:

FareStart is a Seattle based not-for-profit that provides culinary and life skill training for homeless and disadvantaged individuals. FareStart is also a key partner in Catalyst Kitchens and helps non profits across the country develop similar transformative... more »

  bonk wrote:

Being a Vincentian has meant so much to me. It is a great way to meet my neighbors. People who I never would have met otherwise. To hear their stories and able to help them is a real blessing. Sure there are some that take advantage but there are... more »

  csmcc1 wrote:

My two daughters and I came to Rainbow Village after becoming homeless due to domestic violence. It was an answer to my prayers. Their program offered affordable housing, after-school care, and the love and support I needed after facing something that... more »

  eswedo wrote:

ISDD staff are so dedicated to the populations that they serve. It was a pleasure volunteering with them. I highly recommend their services and staff. more »

  Anonone24 wrote:

As with a lot of non-profits. ... looks good on paper right? But in person it's a different story behind closed doors. We sat in that day center all day without air, sweating and hot while the staff were air conditioned. They pretend to offer you help... more »

  poohmom004 wrote:

MISS not only provided a safe home for my family and I, they had services available for myself to help strengthen my life skills for when I was ready to move on in life on my own. The staff welcomed us with open arms and never once made us feel unwelcome.... more »

  tshaw265 wrote:

Simply put, Mercy House is the best homeless service nonprofit organization I have ever encountered. I am the former Executive Director of the Orange County Homeless Issues Task Force, so I know what it takes to move beyond managing peoples' homelessness... more »

  jab6703yahoocom wrote:

My name is Joelle Knoles, I live in Springfield, IL, and would like to share my story about a wonderful local charitable organization called M.E.R.C.Y Communities. On Christmas Eve 2001, my 7 year old daughter, Bethany and I lost our home in a fire.... more »

  mtra135 wrote:

Watching Linda work with these homeless children has been both inspiring and humbling. Witnessing the children write down their hopes and dreams then seeing the awe come across their faces as Linda explains how to capture these hopes and dreams on film... more »

  Candace23 wrote:

When I entered unto family Promise I was very stressed out and worried about the welfare and safety of my children and I, We were homeless for some time before i came into the family promise program, Since that day the stress and worry has been lifted... more »

  CASSALEX wrote:

I VOLUNTEERED WITH THE MISSION FOR SEVERAL YEARS AND FOUND THE WORK TO BE SO REWARDING THAT I STARTED TWO OUTREACH MINISTRIES TO HELP THOSE IN NEED. I STILL WORK WITH THEM AND THEY HELPME WHEN THEY CAN. WHAT A WONDERFUL GROUP OF CARING PEOPLE. MELISSA... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a Latina, homeless mother. I sought the help of DC Doors, during the time I participated in their transitional living program, I was assisted with finding a job, and getting back on my feet. I came to DC Doors after leaving my abuser and having to... more »

  Amy Tripi wrote:

I've been a donor to Project Renewal for about 5 years now. My only regret is not hearing about them sooner. They seek out the "hardest to reach" homeless population and embrace them--they find them a home, counseling for addiction and/or mental illness,... more »

  jfranco1982 wrote:

This agency goes above and beyond in helping the community. Everyone shows compassion, professionalism and empathy. Everyone that walks through those doors are considered family. They are amazing! more »

  brooklynchick wrote:

I have met both "line staff" and management of CUCS and each have been *incredibly* smart, hard-working and dedicated. They hold themselves to very high standards and are always striving to accomplish more for their clients. CUCS serves some of the... more »

  voicemail wrote:

I am an RN CAse Manager working telephonically with patients across all walks of live, including homeless men, woman and children. The voicemail services provided by Twin Cities Community Voice Mail is a crucial service to bring case management nursing... more »

  EJ wrote:

TCAA provides so much to the community. The TCAA Food Pantry gives food to families daily. In Home Delivered Meals program, we deliver 60,000 meals per year to the homebound in Tempe and Scottsdale, AZ. Great organization with small administrative... more »

  Artie S. wrote:

This organisation is by far the best when it comes to dealing with homelessness in Barbados. I was at their headquarters today which is located in the city, and there was a client who came in for help with her two children. The staff of the the Barbados... more »

  amazevedo714 wrote:

The Trans-Atlantic Environmental Inc - Light the World is a wonderful non-profit organization that puts it's money where intended - to bring solar lights to the children in Ghana to aid in their education. Often times villages in Ghana have no electricity... more »

  jenni.burks wrote:

Cornerstone Assistance is a wonderful organization that provides the community of Tarrant County with great medical assistance. I personally believe in Cornerstone and I have heard many many stories of families that have had burdens removed because of... more »

  Keith M. wrote:

Purposely Chosen Inc has been helping people in the coachella valley. They help people that are homeless with care packages, clothes, and referrals. I worked with this organization in giving baby showers for pregnant teens in foster care. They have provided... more »

  mrich92 wrote:

The COMPASS Scholars Program works with high school aged youth in group or foster homes throughout Los Angeles County. It is their ambition to offer the youth they work with opportunities where they feel empowered and accounted for, while... more »

  bradnelson2003 wrote:

PAWS is a wonderful organization and I am so happy to be a part of it! I love working with the pets and the people involved! more »

  kalison wrote:

Project PLASE is many things, it houses, feeds, counsels, advises and understands clients needs. Housing an array of people, from veterans to mentally ill to transgenders allows it to hit something for people across the board who are in need. Helping... more »

  mahinalae wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization as a meal server over several years. I was surprised with how much DDH does for the homeless population of our community with a small budget. The leadership seems dedicated and feedback I've provided gets responses... more »

  cewing wrote:

Recently spending much time at City Gospel Mission, I have specifically spent a majority of my time volunteering at Having the Courage to Change. This is a program, within City Gospel Mission, for women in recovery. As the team there strives to provide... more »

  kjblake wrote:

Join is an exceptional results-focussed organization with amazing placement and retention rates for such a small orgainzation. The philosopy is simple and works to assist individuals and families in the Portland Area. I am a Board Member who has contributed... more »

  Benna H. wrote:

Almost Home, Inc. is a Brighton, CO, non-profit that has assisted families and individuals with rental assistance, utilities assistance and shelter since the mid 1990's. The Board consists of volunteer members from the Greater Brighton Area, including... more »

  debnajera wrote:

I have been volunteering with U First for about 3-4 years. It is tremendous organization. The leader and volunteers are wonderful caring people.The impact the organization is making in the homeless community is amazing. more »

  boardmember6 wrote:

PAWTeam is a sound and thriving nonprofit. It is not flawed, structurally or otherwise. Quite distinct from having any sort of "control" or "oversight" problems at all, the organization has in fact been admirably managed and operated past a series of... more »

  Eventuals wrote:

Atlanta Center for Self Sufficiency is a wonderful organization that helps homeless people thrive in life. I recently volunteered at Cafe 458 and prepared and served lunch to about 60 homeless men and women. I enjoyed the whole experience. The staff,... more »

  Rosaline J. wrote:

Very well-run organization with a professional, responsive staff and cadre of volunteer project and team leaders. Through this organization that offers "done-in-a-day" volunteer opportunities, I have volunteered at and served as a project leader for over... more »

  barbara-henry wrote:

"Families First provides much-needed medical and dental care to people who might not otherwise receive it. The agency does this in a very efficient manner, serving 5,500 people annually on a budget of about $4 million. Those who can pay for the services... more »

  browncd wrote:

I had a good experience with this nonprofit. First, the administrative staff was very helpful. She addressed my questions and worked with me to find a date and time to volunteer that fit my schedule and the nonprofit's schedule. Second, the site administrator... more »

  Blessed1975 wrote:

As our country is dealing with houselessness, especially with our Veterans who served and came back with situations, sometimes beyond their control. Sheepgate is working with the state of Oregon LaPine to obtain land to build tiny home Veterans Village.... more »

  mmcma49786 wrote:

Dr. Ellen Bassuk participated in my original research on a needs assessment study for homeless families in Chicago. I was thrilled with her participation and have been working on a program I am preparing to launch in January to assist in raising funds... more »

  Steve B.1 wrote:

Excellent response to all questions asked. Personal phone calls and emails. An organization run by veterans for veterans. They are professionals. more »

  Karen Hamza wrote:

ANGEL HANZ FOR THE HOMELESS, INC. does have a mission statement. Here it is..."WE Never Forget About the PETS" more »

  mmarionman wrote:

As a volunteer, I am impressed by the knowledge and dedication of the staff. NLCHP uses legisltation,education & litigation to ensure the rights of homeless children to education, prevent eviction and denial of housing to domestic violence victims, protect the... more »

  Jackie G. wrote:

Alpha Project is providing a service to a population that is unfortunately growing in San Diego and doing so very cost effectively unlike other organization that are similar. The Alpha team is dedicated to turning around the lives of individuals that... more »

  CFHHVolunteer wrote:

This organization is staffed solely by volunteers and works one on one with the homeless in Cy-Fair. Twice a week, multiple teams drive the streets of Cy-Fair looking for people in need. They stop and visit with those they find and work to build relationships.... more »

  Reccos wrote:

I have been supporting and volunteering w/ this ministry for over 20 years. Their focus on meeting the real needs of those they minister to is evident in the way God continues to use them to positively impact thousands of individuals and families... more »

  anonymous25 wrote:

Management at this organization has it's best interest in mind. They do not take care of the type needs there type tenants require. The Gertrude building comes to mind as a major health hazardous building. It is not energy efficient as doors, windows,... more »

  jlwasow wrote:

The Community Working Group is responsible for the creation of the Opportunity Center in Palo Alto, which provides both supportive housing for singles and families, and drop-in services for the unhoused in the community. It fills many needs, including... more »

  Kim Malcolm wrote:

BFHP does a lot of good for a lot of people and with limited resources. It houses and feeds hundreds of homeless every year, is a good employer and an essential member of the Berkeley community. As an executive director of another local nonprofit, I... more »

  mjohnson86 wrote:

MIRCI is a pillar in the community and for over 60 years has sought to help the most vulnerable in our community. They have and are consistently at the forefront of responding to the needs of the community while using industry best practices. MIRCI is... more »

  JadesandRoses wrote:

If I were a philanthropist or donor I wouldn't dare donate money to this organization. St. Joseph likes to pretend they are helping people behind a facade of merely a greedy business. When they moved to the new location they changed management... more »

  JCollins wrote:

The Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless is one of the most worthy causes in our nation's capital. As a first-year law student, new to Washington, DC, I was astonished at the number of homeless people living on the streets in dire conditions just... more »

  eal20 wrote:

I hate to post a review of an organization that has such a great mission, but their execution has fallen flat two times in my experience. My hope is that the Furniture Bank learns from this and improves. About two years ago, we purchased a new couch... more »

  Suzzii B. wrote:

Awesome non profit helping those in need. Homelessness, hunger, and rehabilitation plans. more »

  MrsCSmith2014 wrote:

This charity has given my kids coats for the last few years, and I am so grateful! In this day and age, you don’t find a lot of good people that genuinely care, but All Nanna’s Kids does!! Thank you ALL NANNAS KIDS! more »

  Timothy2345 wrote:

I worked for 3 years in the department of social services. It was my pleasure to refer customers to Dorothy's Kitchen as it had a long reputation for service and giving. more »

  michaelqck wrote:

A great organization that provides food and shelter to the homeless community in Flagstaff. They serve three meals a day. They are truly interested in providing people a way out of homelessness. You can find out more about the Sunshine Rescue Mission... more »

  Darren. wrote:

Nonprofit serves the Durango community by assisting people to survive and exit homelessness. The ¨Coffee and Conversations¨ program provides meals, clothing, and fellowship each Saturday. Day Work program connects those seeking employment with jobs.... more »

  Bobbie L. wrote:

Susan B Anthony gave me a safe place to call home during my pregnancy in 2007. I was able to give birth to my son clean, sober and healthy. During my stay I recieved amazing treatment. I bonded with other women who suffered from the same disease of... more »

  Kelly Fletcher S. wrote:

Mittens for Detroit is an amazing organization. Not only providing mittens and warmth to those in need but with loving care. more »

  graduate1970 wrote:

Aurora does a wonderful outreach program to those who are homeless, supplying them on a weekly basis with food, life's necessities, and consultation on their health. They also have a program from client's who are to be housed so that they are prepared... more »

  sfbrendan wrote:

My only experience with this organization is that for months they swarmed my neighborhood, harassing passersby for donations. They were there for 3-4 days a week for a couple months and I grew very weary of seeing them. So did homeless people on that... more »

  Dixie wrote:

This is everybody's favorite place to volunteer in NYC. I came as part of a team and most of us are repeat volunteers. It is especially meaningful to be able to engage people on the street who are really in need. Some of the conversations I have had... more »

  RGriffin wrote:

In my limited time as a board member, I have had the pleasure of touring several of the existing housing projects as well as meet a few of the clients served by CASA. I was thoroughly impressed with the quality of the projects, as well as the vision... more »

  LeDee wrote:

Mr. Charles Knuckles has abused his powers by being bias and not demonstrating that he is working for the public. He helped send my husband to jail, while he did not break any laws, he only went against Mr. Knuckles beliefs. Mr. Knuckles even told my... more »

  Intern wrote:

I have been working for Bethesda Cares since September of 2010. In that time, I've had the opportunity to find permanent houses for some of our clients. I was able to fill out the housing applications with my clients, help them through the interview process,... more »

  Great*Nonprofits wrote:

Court directed juveniles working public service are treated very badly by the paid staff. They are obligated to serve per the judge's orders and cannot quit until their hours are served. more »

  milo1980 wrote:

Absolutely love teaming up with Runners Refuge ! We make it a family affair. We’ve been volunteering since March of 2020. It really is one of the best parts on my week! more »

  Hannahlorence wrote:

REST is a phenomenal organization that offers lasting hope to women who are at risk or are already involved with the sex industry. I have volunteered with or supported REST for almost four years now and I can honestly say that the leaders and volunteers... more »

  Jamie523 wrote:

This is by far the best shelter and community meals program in the state. DCM has provided help to the homeless population that continues to grow in the Yolo County area, in a professional and caring manor. The staff provide support and understanding... more »

  haejin1221 wrote:

Babysteps ministry has an amazing group of committed and organized individuals serving the homeless. I'm impressed by the level of detail and thought that goes into not only why they do what they do but the means by which they do their outreach. This... more »

  sharonretz wrote:

No hand is turned away and no one is alone out there the Poverello House opens up their hearts and tables to feed. clothe and house those in Need. One Hand Reaching out caring and sharing with everyone who in in Need. May the Lord Continue to Be with... more »