Find Housing & Shelter 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 »

  MaureenWilliams wrote:

AWLMC is an all volunteer nonprofit that runs a no kill almost cage free cat adoption shelter and a low cost spay neuter certificate program for cats and dogs. It also has a monthly pet food bank to help pet owners under hard economic times provide food... more »

  Susan wrote:

Samaritan House provides vital services to central San Mateo County. They work closely with families to address the wide variety of issues faced by those in poverty. What has impressed me is their commitment to the whole individual providing... more »

  volunteerval wrote:

My wife and I have donated to and volunteered for a different non-profit operating in Zambia. After finding AVOH and meeting their directors in Zambia and in the US, and after visiting their schools in Zambia, we stopped supporting the other group and... more »

  spencer1 wrote:

I work with SPIN as a receptionist through a Senior Community Service Employment Program. I have been out of work about 2 years and was fortunate to be accepted to work with SPIN. I have never been exposed to a non-profit before this experience. I feel... more »

  ASCFBOD wrote:

The Amschwand Sarcoma Cancer Foundation changes the lives of families affected by sarcoma cancers. It is an honor to serve as a board member for this amazing organization. more »

  hmanyoma wrote:

Helping a hero has been a family of individuals that are more than just Big-Hearted, they are my extended family. From the time that I met Meredith and her family, they have been a blessing ever since. Helping a hero has helped my family and I in our... more »

  roberte1103 wrote:

My church became involved with this organization over 20 years ago by inviting suburban homeless and their families into our church for one month a year through this organization's "Hospitality Network". One month a year (every March) our church provides... more »

  Michelle102 wrote:

This nonprofit is a great asset to the city of Portland. I'm an active volunteer in the men's housing shelter located under the Hawthorne Bridge. The staff is always accessible and open to services that the community is willing/able to provide to the... more »

  joe.joanne.moore wrote:

I spent 3 weeks as a volunteer at the Nepal Orphan's Home. The volunteer coordinator met me at the airport and accompanied me via taxi to the volunteer house. The house was safe and well furnished, with solar hot water showers and internet access. My... more »

  jdeeter wrote:

I have volunteered with Nana's House almost since inception. It is incredible to see the outpouring from the community with volunteers who helped renovate our first home and now to our Gated Community constructed by volunteer builders and contractors.... more »

  HandyVolunteer wrote:

I walked up to the tent on a volunteer build day, not really sure what to expect. I brought a pair of work gloves with me and was greeted by a friendly group of volunteers who got me checked in, offered some coffee and donuts, and told me of my team assignment... more »

  mobileUser667257 wrote:

They are the best at problem solving! They will do whatever is within their means and budget, to keep the pet with the family, or rescue a pet from a bad situation. more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  anonymous wrote:

I've been involved with Carpenter's Shelter in little ways off and on since about 1991 as time and money have permitted me. It was the first homeless shelter that I volunteered in while in college - it has a special place in my heart. I've seen the... 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 »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! 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 »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  PastorMark wrote:

New Life Furniture is a dream ministry that reaches out to those who have a home, but no furnishings. It is a blessing to hear the reports of little children having a bed to sleep in...or school children to have a kitchen table to eat at and/or do homework... more »

  Stackie16 wrote:

Hope Project works diligently to change lives for the better. We were able to take a trip to Nicaragua and not only see where many donated dollars go, but able to work alongside the founders who live to make a change in the World. We saw people come together... more »

  Morgan H. wrote:

AViva center is one of the most outstanding programs that I ever been involved in. They do it for the love of the children and really care about making a difference in these kids lives. Something that is very hard to come across nowadays. 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 »

  gods-servant wrote:

I called good counsel because I needed to do a college paper on a place that deals with crisis. I really didn't know exactly what they dealt with, but they came up in my google search. When I got there, I was a little nervous because I didn't know how... more »

  forjawsco2005 wrote:

I visited the Children's home in Gulu, Uganda which Social Promise supports. The people there are cheerful and grateful for the little things. Everyone was very hospitable and they welcomed me into their home with much joy. They were willing to share... more »

  Efern4 wrote:

Americans Helping Americans helps people throughout America but with most of their focus on the forgotten areas of this nation - like Appalachia where some of the poorest struggle to survive. more »

  Holly G. wrote:

My husband and I worked on the house in Union Beach, NJ for SSGT Michael Minard and his family. Homes for Our Troops built a first class plus home for this hero and his family. Every thing they promised, they delivered. They were easy to work with... more »

  jbacevice wrote:

Providence House helps children and parents/guardians from families in crisis across Cuyahoga County. While the parents can address problems in their own lives in order to better care for their children, the kids are happy, healthy, and loved at Providence... more »

  vegasvet wrote:

The Kline Fund is an incredible resource for veterans in our community to keeping them from becoming homeless. 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 »

  Micah wrote:

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

  dillenmeyer wrote:

Hello my name is Dillen Meyer and i am currently serving a term as Social Media Manager. I took on this role a few months ago and i love it! I am the only teen in Ark of Hope for Children staff. Blair is the wonderful guy of this amazing company. He serve's... more »

  JHDale wrote:

I’ve been involved with Welcoming Home for several years now and I continue to believe that it’s the most important and satisfying non- profit I’ve been associated with. I think the model they use is really smart- by that I mean they get referrals... 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 »

  Katherine S.5 wrote:

Amazing group of people. There is so much stuff to help military families out when we are in need!!! Thank you so much!! more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  Lewis48 wrote:

Met with the Director such a positive impactful human being. more »

  pwilly wrote:

Another Chance House is a safe place for men to come who have made undesirable choices in life that led to them being homeless, loosing family and all positive parts of their life.ACH provides structured living , support and help them become self-sufficient.!... more »

  Pat Plant wrote:

I've volunteered and contributed to EHCLifebuilders for six years. During that time I have been impressed with the volume of people that are helped by this organization and the variety of services that are provided. They are an important contributor to... 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 »

  EColorado wrote:

The mission of Not for Sale is one of great need in today's world. However, I would be very weary giving money to this organization. They are very closed and do not want to share information. I emailed several times looking for additional information.... more »

  CheriSinnott wrote:

Leah's House provides a warm and supported living environment for women who want to live a sober life. This service is greatly needed in the area, and this agency is a wonderful bridge to successful independent living for these women. Collaboration... more »

  AmericanFan wrote:

From the moment you walk in the door you are inspired. It is truly a one of a kind model that I support because I have seen and met many homeless people and entire families that live there working and actively engaged to overcome their own root causes... more »

  bradleyparker145 wrote:

Changed my life. I came in with nothing and got so much more than I could have imagined. 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 »

  boothsea wrote:

A fabulous organization. Fiscally sound and works with other organizations to maximize outreach and programs to LGBTQ youth. more »

  Carolyn27 wrote:

I have volunteered with Love at Work Ministries on several trips to Costa Rica. I have been amazed at the many ways this organization helps the community there and at the many things they have been able to accomplish. I am also a donor, donating monthly... 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 »

  Dudley F. wrote:

I started volunteering for BCM in 1998 because my mother suggested it. I served on various committees until 2001 when I was able to start volunteering as an intake counselor and helpline attendant. I was so moved by the clients and impressed with BCM's... 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 »

  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 »

  shauna1 wrote:

My experience at the Gracenter was life changing. Their focus was on treating the whole person, integrating the spirit, mind and physical body. In addition to classes, I received individual and group therapy by a an experienced professional psychologist.... more »

  bstation wrote:

I am a member of New Hope Lutheran Church in Columbia, Maryland. I have helped serve meals at the shelter for the last ten years and I have served as director of New Hope’s Shelter meal program for the last 5 years. Our congregation serves dinner... more »

  dianatrinity wrote:

I LEARN ABOUT TRINITY EMPOWERMENT WHEN MY FAMILY MEMBER ASSIST TO THE CLASS AND THEY GOT INFORM ABOUT ALL THE PROGRAMS AND OPTION AVAILABLE FOR FIRST TIME HOME BUYER more »

  mrivera5277 wrote:

I volunteered with Servolution at the October Blitz. I used my skills as an Organizer to help declutter and organize a home for a gentleman on oxygen. He needed clear pathways to be able to walk around his home easily. It was such an incredible experience.... more »

  MomOnAMission wrote:

When your teen is in crisis, it is hard to know what to do and where to turn. Feeling like we had very few options, we turned to the Oaks Family Care Center. There we received counseling, training, and family support that started us on a better path... more »

  p2rdevelopment wrote:

Project 2 Restore is a residential program that puts the survivor and her needs at the center. We provide a soft place to call home, with every service and resource she needs to rebuild her life. We place a strong emphasis on mental health, because that’s... more »

  kepstein wrote:

I've volunteered for over 15 years with our local Conference. We have a wonderful caring group of volunteers and such a beautiful community of friends in need that it is our privilege to help with food, clothes & financial assistance more »

  Steph T. wrote:

I have known and Ramona D Miller and A Voice In The Wilderness Empowerment Center for many years. I love the work they do with love integrity, truth. People are in need and they go beyond to touch many lives. I thank God for Ramona and her work in my... more »

  sfo1sxj wrote:

PACE has meant a tremendous amount to my Autistic Son and my family. PACE has supported my Son by providing a first rate education and residential care. The agency tailors the educational program to best fit the individual. I have seen results that I... more »

  Camplarge wrote:

I had the honor of spending a weekend last year as a guest of and volunteer at the Pfc. Richard L. Vanover Veterans Village. Though still in the early stages of development, the vision of director John Vanover is marvelous. Once fully operational,... more »

  Lizsvatek wrote:

She Angels is directly helping fund charities that support women and girls. It has a membership model that is all about connection and community. You get to meet and spend time with amazing women all while helping fun grassroots charities. It's an amazing... more »

  Margie C. wrote:

I am a volunteer at Jonathon's Place. I have been working with the staff and kids for about 5 years now. I feel it is a privilege to work with the people who make this place a home for so many displaced foster children. I have seen scores of children... more »

  Jamie E. wrote:

I lived in the Concho Valley Home for Girls in the late 1980's. I was a young scared girl going in there but I left with alot of knowledge that helped me as I entered Adult Hood. I was taught the simple things in life as in laundry, chores, cooking and... more »

  Michael wrote:

A World Aware Inc. teaches business classes to the truly poor of the world. After just the first of a series of these classes, students have had the knowledge and confidence to step out and start their own business, apply for positions they were not... more »

  billbarman wrote:

I am glad to support American Family Housing and am the Chair of our Board. AFH is a dedicated, gifted and hard working community of staff and volunteers that are achieving something great in regards to homelessness: They provide housing and services... more »

  Valerie wrote:

Through my employment with another non-profit agency in Jacksonville, I worked closely with the Sulzbacher Center. They do an excellent job providing the needed services for the homeless, especially as the economy worsens and more people are in need of... more »

  dixe1 wrote:

Bethsaida offers a safe, welcoming enviroment for homeless woman. It is a quality program. The support and strength they get from the program enables them to move forward in their lives to self-sufficiency. more »

  mmccombe wrote:

VLI's staff and volunteer attorneys are committed to serving veterans in the community and providing legal services to those in need. The organization has grown significantly in recent years and continues to have substantial impact by providing direct... more »

  hellohideme wrote:

A friend of mine shared this ministry and their cause with me. I was immediately drawn to their purpose and delivery. For some time, we followed their journey and their shared stories. Some time later, we were hooked and began donating monthly. My next... more »

  dittobeck wrote:

I've been looking for a place to volunteer that I could be hands on and see a difference. I met Mike about a year and a half ago....my church group started volunteering as often as we could with our youth group. As I got to know mike and the volunteers,... more »

  Andrewsalem10 wrote:

I have had the honor of volunteering with the Foundation for the Homeless for a number of years now and it has been an amazing experience. The staff members are wonderful and kind people who have dedicated their lives to changing other peoples lives.... more »

  dayibella27 wrote:

Excelente organización dirigida por una excelente persona es muy dedicada a su trabajo y son de bendición para todas las mamás y sus bebés more »

  CommunityVolunteer2010 wrote:

Volunteering with Rebuilding Together Sacramento was a very rewarding experience. I had the opportunity to make a direct impact on the lives of a homeowner in need while meeting other volunteers in the community and learning how to build a fence! more »

  landsldie412 wrote:

Courage MKE does so much for the community and is always so visible. The are at so many events and always keeps the community in the loop with what they are doing. more »

  Michael P. wrote:

MAHO is unique in Cleveland because of their focus on universally accessible housing for people with mobility disabilities. In addition to owning and operating five communities, MAHO is in the midst of a successful capital campaign to build a sixth facility... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

As a member of the Evanston community, I have found Impact to be a tremendous asset to our area. While Evanston has many great non-profits, Impact is one of a kind. My experiences with their staff, board, and participants have always been pleasant. more »

  Cece2004 wrote:

I've supported this non-profit for over ten years. The successes they have realized supporting women and families is real, measurable, visible, and outstanding. The textiles they sell, to benefit the women in the project, are exquisite and charming beauties... more »

  Lisamiller wrote:

His House Foundation has provided resources and help in our community as a organization focused on the under served and at- risk population. Serving our area through this foundation is a privilege. We have assisted hundreds of families and individuals... more »

  Jerry W wrote:

This organization is well managed. It accomplishes a lot to the benefit of the community with minimal staffing. There is a lot of enthusiasm and passion by staff in support of their mission. more »

  Connectionsbeliever wrote:

Over the many years that we have been involved with Connections, I have had the oppotunity to see first-hand the numerous lives this organization touches, and the difference it makes in those lives. From help for the homeless to substance abuse treatment... more »

  Johnny_r15 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization numerous times and every time the members have gone above and beyond my expectations. This org does a terrific job of emphasizing their focus on helping out their community and is transparent in everything that... more »

  bdaniels75 wrote:

I have volunteered off and on with The Road Home for a few years now. The work that they do is beyond amazing. It is wonderful to know that No One in the Greater Salt Lake area ever has to live on the streets. I have volunteered taking calls and assisting... more »

  Bill105 wrote:

Urban Pathways Inc. has CHARITY status, but they are not charitable to their clients.They are in fact,prejudiced against the Disabled,and regard them as pests.As a landlord,they could not be a worse oppressor of the disadvantaged people they "serve".In... more »

  KatGS wrote:

I've been volunteering with Shelter, Inc for almost 10 years now. It started when my co-workers decided to adopt a family in need for Christmas in lieu of our usual gift exchange. One of our company supervisors knew an employee of Shelter, Inc and we... more »

  Robyn wrote:

My role with the HSKI is purely from a supportive prospective. My initial contact with Michael Brewer and the Haitian Street Kids inc. was about a year ago. My place of work throws away blankets because they didn’t fit the décor of the facility.... more »

  Jacob Rayburn wrote:

This nonprofit can change your life and it absolutely changes the lives of the families it serves. I participated in my first house build during Memorial Day weekend and the experience was rewarding and challenging in the best possible way. I... more »

  Robert wrote:

5 years ago I had lost my job. I had been unemployed for 6 months. I had to return my vehicle to the loan company and I was behind on my mortgage by three months. The bank was already threatening to make me homeless. We had no where to go, I had... more »

  eug80b wrote:

CATS is the most comprehensive program working to end homeless for people in San Francisco. Their highly trained and culturally competent staff responds to San Francisco’s diverse needs; as do their treatment and housing locations specifically designed... more »

  Paul Beiring wrote:

Volunteers of America, Michigan has programs for Veterans across the state. They have transitional housing programs in Detroit, Lansing, and Niles, and also have an employment program for women and families. The service they do for homeless Veterans... more »

  tsomaha wrote:

I have been working with Rebuilding Together as a volunteer, team captain and board member for over 10 years. In our community, this organization works directly with elderly and disabled low income homeowners to ensure they can continue to live in the... more »

  ejatwell wrote:

I am writing about the Life Recovery Program. It is a year long program for men that cannot afford rehab. These men learn how to deal with life, how to give back to the community, to respect others and theirself and how to care for others. This is a wonderful... more »

  Dovetail wrote:

Great local and hands on local charity. They have a keen interest in their mission and provide direct support to families in need of transitional housing. We've been involved for 4 years with their Project Playhouse fundraiser. It creates a lot of... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

Love Habitat! The Habitat of North Idaho in Hayden is wonderful. They do so much for so many people. And the Restore is awesome. Someone sure cleaned that place up. Now I love to shop there. And they always have good deals for nice stuff. Go check it... more »

  Peter wrote:

I'm part of a class in my high school that elected to help this charity, and to do so by raising money, giving donations and finally going out and purchasing dozens of new board games, toys (every child needs at least some form of entertainment and way... more »

  k80laine wrote:

Dropping off items to donate is always super easy, and they have a nice selection in store. I've bought a few books there for my daughter (she loved it here). Haven't been to the new location yet, but looking for ward to stopping in! more »

  missamazing wrote:

I was involved with community youth services as a teen and was very appreciative off what they did for me. I was about of the housing program they provided to me as a teen mom. I completed training and classes that were very helpful to my sucess and... more »

  pgomezesq wrote:

People's Self Help Housing is one of the few options our community has for high quality housing affordable to low income residents, both rentals & home ownership. It, however, goes well beyond building housing; People's builds communities. It recognizes... more »

  anitajohn22 wrote:

Excellent well run organization... Entering the field of nonprofit for housing low income individuals? Look no further. more »

  Jeff wrote:

Donating to a charity can be a rewarding experience as long as you feel confident in the organization. After visiting First Place in Seattle WA I am extremely confident in the people and the mission of this particular charity. I am just getting started... more »

  Dan_82 wrote:

I can't possibly say enough positive things about PAWS/LA. Never before have I seen a nonprofit come through for their clients more than they do. Being on SSDI and moving into a condo that was a "No Dogs Allowed" building, they guided me through all the... more »

  deelightful wrote:

I was part of the dance ministry for many years with Teri Butler, when we attended Trinity Church International. Her dream and vision was to answer God's calling on her life and step forward to start up Home On The Range Ministries International. She... more »

  roons01 wrote:

I came to Wayside a broken woman, with no apparent hope that I could overcome my drug addiction. After my son was seriously injured, and became a quadraplegic, I turned to drugs and alcohol to dull the emotional pain. In a very short time, I was addicted... more »

  NReidenbach wrote:

I volunteer at the shelter as a Masters in Social Work Intern. One thing I've observed is the shelter goes above and beyond to improve access to programs and resources that can assist individuals who are homeless with breaking the cycle of poverty. ... more »

  JeanneTanner wrote:

Next Door Shelter at 1001 Polk Street in San Francisco, CA is part of Episcopal Community Services in San Francisco, CA and is not a model shelter except as a model of illegality. Do not stay here. Lots of illegalities. So many, in fact, that one wonders... more »

  Jena083 wrote:

This is an amazing ministry!! I have volunteered at Rock Bottom Ranch for 3 years and I have witnessed women surrender to Christ and break free from addiction! Lives have been changed big time! Wives have been restored to husbands and mothers have been... more »

  cindy wrote:

I am a current member here at Dignity Village. I have lived here for almost 3 years now and if it weren't for the homeless encampment, I would have been on the streets here in Portland, Oregon. We are a self Goverened Community, membership ran, ran by... more »

  karly1 wrote:

The Miscarriage support group at the Cayenne Wellness Center provided the exact environment that I was looking for as I was working through the grief of losing two babies due to miscarriage. For months after my first miscarriage I craved an environment... more »

  citizensa wrote:

They have let go of 35 employees due to "budget cuts" The VP harasses employees, makes unprofessional remarks, and she misuses grant money. She is not qualified to be a VP with a bachelor's degree. The "HR" team is bias and protects the development team... more »

  PastorSteveBassett wrote:

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

  concerned wrote:

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

  steve20 wrote:

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

  ayyk wrote:

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

  Cindy wrote:

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

  Ed Copher J. wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

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

  greenjen wrote:

I started volunteering at the ministry in 2009. Back in the days, I helped at job fairs for homeless, ALIVE (the clothing give away), and attended Bible study at the shelters. LIVING Ministry isn't the most organized and large NPO I'v been volunteering... more »

  jjwaters wrote:

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

  mdom@mailinator.com wrote:

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

  NanaSusie wrote:

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

  Roxanne8 wrote:

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

  LuLoMama wrote:

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

  sjones12345 wrote:

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

  Nguerra wrote:

Pastor Tonya has been such a blessing in my life. She has allowed me to see Christ love in a person, the way she loves people and want them to reach the highest of their potential. I was new to Colorado springs and she with open arms loved on me and my... more »

  Randy32 wrote:

This is an awesome Ministry to work for and to be a part of something so amazing is only provided by God himself. I have never seen a heart like the one our director has. If it wasn't for his heart and compassion and willingness to help me out in my time... more »

  oldbear wrote:

Family Promise Mat-Su is an excellent solution to family homelessness. They not only have a shelter for families, but for their pets! Volunteers provide meals and compassionate care to help the families make the transition from houselessness to affordable... more »

  Ktrain76 wrote:

Building Homes For Heroes is an amazing charity that changes lives one family at a time. Their founder and president is one of the kindest individuals you will ever meet and does not even take a salary himself. Roughly 95% of their donations go back to... more »

  rropsecretary wrote:

The community of Stockton, CA, embraced the idea of directly impacting the lives of children in Kenya. Through networking this support spread to communities across California, the United States, and into Canada. We now have a group supporting us in... more »

  Doug I. wrote:

I have requested, on multiple occasions, for the organization's 990 forms, which, they say they will release upon request. Never have I heard back from this organization. Their organization has a building in my city of Wichita which is the HQ for the... more »

  ASKohr wrote:

My husbad and I are both physically disabled and we are living on a limited budget and unable to afford to get our house modified. I called around looking for help and by the grace of God I contacted Rebuilding Together and they were so caring and wonderful.... more »

  Cathy J. wrote:

HomeStart is the result of a merger between two non-profit organizations located in neighboring cities in northwest Illinois: Neighborhood Housing Services of Freeport, and the Rockford Area Affordable Housing Coalition. After more than a year of exploring... more »

  Writer wrote:

Care Net Pregnancy Center of Dane County has developed a full spectrum of services to meet the needs of not only women in crisis pregnancies, but also men/fathers, teenagers (education programs for local high schools), and anyone seeking a pregnancy test,... more »

  Wendy_R wrote:

My giving story actually began in 2010.. And since became a lifestyle. I participated in a 'Coat Drive' that generated tons of coats to give to people in need, only 4 people showed up. So we took the rest to an area in downtown Richmond VA to distribute... more »

  joelsnider52 wrote:

The Davies organization provides so much more than a bed and a place to sleep. guests are encouraged and empowered to make changes that can move them from homeless to self-supporting. They have a significant success rate with people who want... more »

  frontsteps wrote:

Most people don't know that Front Steps manages the Austin Resource Center for the Homeless, provides Permanent Supportive Housing and assists homeless individuals recover from medical trauma. Why? Isn't homelessness an issue in Austin, TX?... more »

  mobileUser425423 wrote:

The 2 individuals that started this are amazing. I have worked with them on other missions and am excited to see them branching out and starting this. I'd be happy to volunteer with them on their new endeavor! more »

  Francesca P.1 wrote:

This is a truly amazing organization that changes the life of anyone who experiences it. They provide their students with an education they would not otherwise receive including life skills. All the volunteers are wonderful and are there for extended... more »

  chasecantreell wrote:

I was a resident of L.S. worthy a few years and was appalled by all i saw more »

  Writer wrote:

The Night of Peace Family has blessed, helped, provided, counseled, tutored, fed, clothed, and changed the lives of many families in need. I enjoy volunteering with NOP and their guests. more »

  Debbie Janine wrote:

Single mothers are housed at the Lafayette Hotel which is a local drug house. How can Shelter Care support illegal activity and put innocent people in unsafe and unhealthy living environment? more »

  Marty20 wrote:

Horrible place. Threw myself and my child out in the middle of the night due to a nasty, hateful, snake of an employee who did nothing but try to make things difficult for us. The other women who worked there stirred up chaos between others who lived... more »

  Zebra wrote:

Great organization who is really about empowering the community all around!! more »

  mgmiles01 wrote:

The Family Crisis Center, Inc. is a full service program for women and children experiencing domestic violence. All services are provided regardless of race, creed or color or economic condition. Staff are trained and licensed in the field of doemestic... more »

  dennis10 wrote:

Outstanding organization that is focused on providing access to housing for moderate income families, people with disabilities, and for keeping people from losing their homes due to fraud or other obstacles. A pillar for fair housing, and a great advocate... more »

  samantha.may wrote:

My experience far exceeded my expectations for my family. more »

  Violet2020 wrote:

Love Family Service..BUT...why do u mark up collectables ???? These items are DONATED!!! They should not be marked up like you were selling them on E-tsy or Ebay!!! more »

  erinzred wrote:

I doubt that I will have another position in my career that will impact me as deeply as my work at RMHC did. The impact that Ronald McDonald House programs have on sick kids and their families is truly remarkable. For every sad day, every loss, every... more »

  Writer wrote:

Yellow City Community Outreach is awesome. Their specialty is connecting with and serving the unsheltered homeless. more »

  IC Volunteer wrote:

Inspiration Corporation is a wonderful organization that helps the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless with supportive services that they need to help themselves. 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 »

  coliecam wrote:

I have been donating to the UGM for many years. I often help put on fundraisers for a wide number of groups in need of help. Very often I've brought leftover food , canned goods and other items from the benefit and have always been warmly welcomed and... more »

  Daisy305 wrote:

I must say this was a blessing for me and my kids. having a place for my kids to live, and for them to enjoy a stress free life. more »

  Carl_L wrote:

Dying with DignityThe initial compelling factor in my becoming involved in this particular charity was the location. I grew up in the Butchertown neighborhood of Louisville where I attended St. Joseph School. The parish and the Butchertown neighborhood... more »

  abqtrina wrote:

I volunteer at the Barrett House Attic and it is really fun. The Attic is a thrift store. The profits go to the Barrett Foundation that supports homeless women and children in Albuquerque. You can help them by shopping at the Attic! The store has quality... more »

  zigzag165 wrote:

Richmond Metropolitan Habitat for Humanity is a WONDERFUL example of a nonprofit organization truly giving back to our community. It is so rewarding working to build a home for a family you know will appreciate it so much. The last home I worked on... more »

  Michele60 wrote:

HELLO MY NAME IS MONIQUE MY FAMILY AND I CAME INTO THE SHELTER IN 2012. MY FAMILY CONSISTED OF 5. I AM VERY THANKFUL FOR THE HELP THAT THIS ORGANIZATION HAS GIVEN MY FAMILY. THERE ARE WORKERS THERE THAT TRULY CARE. THEY DIDNT SEE US AS A NUMBER THEY SAW... more »

  Drew Durbin wrote:

My organization, SolarCyle, partnered with the Dream Project in Pemba, Mozambique, to distribute 45 solar cookers and over 300 sanitation units to local families. As a startup organization unfamiliar with Pemba, we relied on the Dream Project to help... more »

  paulahuber wrote:

In June 2008 I learned that my stage III colon cancer had metastasized to the liver. I lived in Florida but I knew that Memorial Sloan Kettering in New York City offered the best chance to treat this disease with a special procedure called hepatic arterial... more »

  Rachaelsh wrote:

Such an incredible staff, and volunteer base - there is so much love in the gallatin valley! I have seen first hand how the work Family Promise can change lives, and give people a brighter future. more »

  Writer wrote:

Our church has been working with Spectrum Community Service's lunch program for quite a number of years. It provides nutritious, tasty, and affordable lunches for our older adults. An important side benefit is the social interaction and connection over... 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 »

  donnasbroach wrote:

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

  CorinnaWest wrote:

I used to work there and the WASA program helped me start my own business. I'm now working on an entrepreneurial approach to mental health based on some of the approaches I learned there. It was a good supportive place to work for a long time. They know... more »

  jkholmquist wrote:

As a volunteer, I saw first hand the super, professional leadership. Everything was so organized for the first year of existence. Seeing the clients coming in on cold evenings and being able to get something hot to drink, a bite to eat, and knowing they... more »

  lina189 wrote:

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

  scnortonsanner wrote:

Rebuilding Together OKC is an amazing organization serving the senior citizen population in Oklahoma City! With the help of volunteers, the organization provides free safety repairs and home remodels for those in need. The work they provide is wonderful... more »

  Apostropheez wrote:

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

  jiselin wrote:

I have been involved as a volunteer with this organization for the last 6 years because they do so much with so little. because of their support from volunteers and sponsors, they can turn $1 into over $4 of goods and services for those in need. They... more »

  Writer wrote:

This place is no longer a hud non profit organization. This place left HUD in 2013. Suppose to be low income to help seniors but they do not more »

  Beth H. wrote:

HomeAID does wonderful work in the Sacramento region. Thanks to their assistance we have new secure housing for abused seniors, a Safehouse for battered women and their children and affordable housing for adults. They leverage the support of the building... more »