Find Homeowners & Tenants Associations Nonprofits and Charities

  scott.janusproperty wrote:

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

  Michladder wrote:

Habitat allows you to spend your Saturday making a difference in the lives of a family. By helping provide affordable home ownership opportunities Habitat is making a difference today as well as for future generations. Everyone deserves a simple, decent,... more »

  communitarian1 wrote:

I completed a year long internship learning about Permaculture and Land management. The experience was highly enlightening and completely hands-on. The teaching was extremely quality and I consider it an invaluable learning experience. Anyone with... more »

  kathy20 wrote:

I love Proud Ground. I believe that home ownership is key to a just society with a level playing field and equal opportunity. When more folks can own their own home, more folks are then interested in and able to participate in their community while achieving... more »

  lara247 wrote:

"I truly appreciated the help. Their answers were so thoughtful and considerate. They were a GODSEND! The information was invaluable and I could not wait to share it. It was truly appreciated. more »

  Sarah d. wrote:

When I first volunteered at CARECEN three years ago, I didn't intend to spend a significant amount of time with the organization. I was going to teach one session of citizenship classes to meet my school's community service requirement, and be done with... more »

  Rita Henderson wrote:

SGV Habitat for Humanity is a tremendous organization. Not only do they provide a great service to the community and beneficary families, they also allow for a fulfilling volunteer experience. As Manager of Community Affairs for Nestle USA, we have taken... more »

  concerned_citizen wrote:

While some of the Organization's outreach programs are great, some are simply money makers at the expense of the clients they claim to serve. They do not treat the homeless with any dignity. They take advantage of donors and are making a large amount... more »

  Frances8 wrote:

Life's Transitions, Inc. has helped hundreds of people obtain necessary resources to achieve their goals. Computers for kids, individuals with disabilities, and senior citizens. Food and clothing to those in need. Help with completing forms for... more »

  SAMDC wrote:

This group is trying to pioneer a perspective and policies that will preserve low income neighborhoods and empower residents. It is brave, vocal and willing to alienate politicians, depending on its members to press for changes. Yet it seems to... more »

  Jubilee Housing wrote:

For 35 years, Jubilee Housing has made a big difference to the Adams-Morgan neighborhood of Washington, D.C. They are currently the only organization in an increasingly gentrified area that offers affordable housing and wrap-around services. They believe... more »

  dumped-on-owner wrote:

DO NOT BUY ANYTHING HERE! The amenities are crap. They take your money and give you NOTHING for it! more »

  Mike P. wrote:

CTO is a uniquely effective non-profit organization. True to it's mission for over 35 years, the organization has continued to evolve to serve, while providing key education and outreach, advocacy, and empowerment for low-income tenants. In 2009, CTO... more »

  Writer wrote:

Stay away, resident agent for the company is a thief. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am the founder and past president of this wonderful, voluntary homeowner's assn. located in the most western section of Torrance, California. It's mission is to provide a forum in which homeowners can become informed and, at times, active in the community.... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  dhilton wrote:

This is a scam. They claim to be able to obtain refunds for their clients from credit card companies. They make the client sign a "donation" pledge. The "donation" is actually just a common fee for service. The "donations" are exhorbitant... more »

  Bigboyhenry wrote:

This group is not an organization that you want to do business with or have any dealings with. Bob Zeoli is the head of the property owners association. He is not someone with whom you want to do anything. He doesn't mind making dealings with him or his... more »

  axidvolunteer3 wrote:

I recently saw an NBC5 Chicago piece on the 10 o'clock news. I am currently signed up to volunteer for the organization and their upcoming initiative in October to end homelessness in Chicago. I never knew the shocking statistics how how many are homeless... more »

  Writer wrote:

Dear Fellow Property Owners:Today, marks the third consecutive day that residents have been stranded in this development with no way out and, no word from the NPOA elected board.I have spoken with several other residents and one board... more »

  Dannykings06 wrote:

Judith is such a blessing! I am completely new to the entire real estate market and how it all works. If it wasn't for Judith and Community Housing Council in Fresno, California, I would not DARE consider purchasing a home. Thanks to CHC and Judith, especially,... 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 »