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  Sarah C. wrote:

Justine Petersen helped my husband learn how to build his credit as a new arrival to the US. They also provided a Spanish translator to accommodate his needs. They also helped us buy our first house. The talented and professional staff helped us from... more »

  buildfutures wrote:

SteppingUP is changing lives every day. They mentor and tutor youth and guide them in the direction of college after finishing high school. This not only helps the youth they work with but the whole family. As someone who works with homeless youth 18... more »

  cheextraordinary420 wrote:

I became familiar with VHCDC in 2004 as a double-minority owner of a distribution company. Though my company was located in the Northern portion of North Carolina ( near the Virginia line) I received an invitation from VHCDC to attend a conference for... more »

  Charlie Scribner wrote:

I am a long-time supporter and former board member of Abode Services and Allied Housing, and was chair of the Fund Development Committee. I worked especially hard on the Journey Home Breakfast using the "Raising More Money" model. I think the property... more »

  Zach H. wrote:

While volunteering with Habitat, in Omaha, I got to know several of their employees. After a year, I could no longer work there as I watched 1 manager, and 2 Supervisors get fired for disagreeing with the management, mainly because of being overworked... more »

  Norena G. wrote:

I believe that every member of the Native American community deserves healthy and safe housing. Red Feather has been serving this constant need for over 20 years. Their educational outreach and hands-on training serves families, elders, women and children... more »

  Shanice I. wrote:

Operation Tiny Homes is the truly the best, they really do make dreams come true. Not only did they help us get our dream home, but they also helped reunite our family, giving our daughter a safe place to live. more »

  Drewashlee wrote:

Mind, Body, and Soul is a non profit that truly makes a difference. I have enjoyed making regular donations over the years, knowing that everything I give goes directly into the hands of people in desperate need. I love that this non profit is affiliated... more »

  sparkin1947 wrote:

In an area where decent housing is unaffordable for many, Fellowship Square provides an answer. For hundreds of low income older adults, its houses in Reston, Lake Ridge VA and Largo, MD are home. more »

  aaggarwal wrote:

As a volunteer for Homefront, over the last ten years I have been amazed to see the impact this organization has had on the lives of the women and children it serves. I have been part of back to school back pack drives where every homeless child is able... more »

  JulianeS wrote:

There are multiple barriers that one can face when obtaining secure, adequate housing. These barriers become almost impossible for those who have been incarcerated due to mental health symptoms/diagnosis. CJK Community Homes provides affordable, clean,... 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 »

  Raphael wrote:

Community Housing Partnership has been at the forefront of this country's efforts to provide solutions to homelessness for 20 years. And as CHP works to create pioneering and effective solutions for families and individuals who have endured homelessness,... more »

  bdemoss wrote:

I have volunteered with Habitat for Humanity since college. Working on the build site is empowering and surreal! You get to work alongside the future homeowner and hear their story firsthand. Every family I have worked with is so grateful for the opportunity... more »

  silvanar wrote:

I have been volunteering for this organization for the past 1 1/2 years. It’s a great organization and seeing the faces of the vets when their empty apartments or houses get turned into a home with furniture, kitchenware and pictures on the walls is... more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

I have known Housing Unlimited (HUI) and CEO Abe Schuchman since the organization's inception. I find the staff and tenants to be amazing humans, impeccable with their word. They are on my annual list of nonprofit organizations I choose to support! more »

  Cleesperry wrote:

This group of women are so wonderful and welcoming. The meetings are structured and upbeat. We get things done for the cause so seamlessly it feels like and the people are there for the right reasons - to put the cause first. The beneficiaries of the... more »

  cameron2018 wrote:

Habitat is an amazing non profit group they have helped me be a first time home owner ! Habitat also has offered me lower payments that I can afford and helped keep my house when this whole covid hit and then 2 weeks later an injury prevented me from... more »

  volbuilder wrote:

I have volunteered and donated to Habitat for Humanity of Greater Los Angeles since 1998. This is one of the few organizations where you can see your donation in action. Funds help buy building materials and volunteers work alongside the future homeowners... more »

  almwheeler wrote:

I am so happy to have the chance to tell people about this wonderfully amazing ministry. Every single person connected with Hosanna Industries is hard-working, loving, and very patient with training the volunteers. We all learned so much from them. They... 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 »

  Teri N wrote:

"H.I.S. House, a transitional living home for families, singles and couples, wishes to thank the Walmart Foundation and HomeAid for our green retrofit and energy efficient upgrades." The overall reduction in costs for electricity, gas and water is not... more »

  John wrote:

I have brought two different groups of youth to volunteer at Good News Partners. Both groups were a mix of ages, ranging from 12 to 18. On both occasions, GNP provided age appropriate projects at a variety of locations that were meaningful and contributed... more »

  Tracy G. wrote:

I have been volunteering my time with HomeAid America for 8 months and in that time it has impacted my life on so many levels. I have formed new relationships, made countless connections, expanded my professional experience, and most importantly been... more »

  Sandra wrote:

Sacramento Mutual Housing Association is a highly regarded non-profit that works to better the lives of families and inviduals throughout the greater Sacramento area. SMHA communities not only provide housing stability and greater opportunity for the... more »

  Teacher wrote:

Dear Friends and Family, I would like to take a minute and share something with you that I had the privilege to see this past Saturday. Normally on the weekends I will not budge from my bed at an early hour, but my husband asked me to attend this event... more »

  Marcellus wrote:

Breaking Ground At Breaking Ground community it’s a family based program. We have devotion in the morning to start a day filled in spirit. Then we have “Tell it like it is” to ease to the stress from a day to day lives in open discussion.... more »

  butterfly89 wrote:

We were very fortunate to get selected as a habitat family and have been in our beautiful 4 bedroom home for a little over a year now. It took almost a year to build our home and we moved in on August 8th 2015. That was one of the happiest days of our... more »

  rachels wrote:

I work for CAMBA as an after-school site coordinator and am new to the organization. CAMBA is highly organized and efficient. Managers mantain good boundaries, follow through, and are consistent. The organization is so mult-faceted that we are able... more »

  aandreassi wrote:

Well-run and highly professional organization. Nazareth tries to meet the needs of all who come to its doors. With the number of those in need increasingly greatly in recent months, I know personally that the folks at Nazareth have continued to serve... 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 »

  diymama wrote:

The Habitat for Humanity ReStore in Pinellas County is fantastic! My family and I shop there often and they have a great selection, helpful and knowledgeable staff, and great deals. We recently purchased a set of all wood kitchen cabinets very inexpensively,... more »

  cessflip wrote:

Great Volunteer opportunities. To work on a build site with the prospective homeowners is so much fun and so rewarding. Everyone should see how having your own home changes the lives of those who are awarded their new homes, complete with mortgages.... more »

  OzzieTPH wrote:

We chose Habitat as a local charity so our employees could particiapte in activities that would benefit those less fortunate. Several employees from our company took a Saturday to asssit with the construction process on a new home for a local single mother... more »

  Martel O. wrote:

We are thrilled to partner with LA Room and Board. The intentionality, passion, approach and compassion LA Room and Board gives to their clients is what other organizations should thrive for. It's important that we continue to provide support and care... more »

  chrjohnso wrote:

HOPE is an excellent local organization that is laser-focused on its mission to provide affordable housing for low income families. Through our efforts, we engage local entities to aid in helping us build and rehab single and multi-family residences mostly... more »

  AprilVG wrote:

Genesee County Habitat for Humanity not only changes the lives of the families it serves but transforms entire neighborhoods. Creating safe places for families and individuals to come home to. In return, these new home owners are giving back to their... more »

  LinaFields wrote:

I was able to submit myself and my family to the Habitat for Humanity process. Needless to say, it was life-changing. The care that the family services department had for me and my children made us smile and feel like we belonged before we even moved... more »

  beauty1st1 wrote:

Ever heard the phrase that if it seems too good to be true then it is. They tell you that to qualify for this program all you have to do is pay a $15 monthly membership fee. Sounds good right. Then you join and they try every avenue possible to... more »

  jreese wrote:

Our mission is to provide resources for Optimal Health, Housing, and Education. We have granted over $108,000 in our first 15 months! Our programs have included back to school backpacks, educational scholarships, and housing projects for Veterans. more »

  foster1234 wrote:

The housing counselors at this agency were most helpful. They spent a great deal of time talking with me; called and talked with my lender; helped me complete paperwork and I was able to get a loan modification which reduced my monthly payment and helped... more »

  Yo Butch wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Habitat for Humanity of Greater Stark and Carroll Counties for more than 8 years more »

  hughie333 wrote:

Our efforts have assisted in a very positive way a number of organizations that serve the homeless in the DC Metro area. Many of the recipients of our services are smaller organizations that might not be able to afford renovations/improvements. It is... more »

  chrischris wrote:

Habitat for Humanity has always been dear to my heart and I have attended a few events for Greater Nashua Habitat for Humanity and I’ve got to say I have met so many incredible people that volunteer here since I got involved almost 2 years ago. The... more »

  Allisong wrote:

AHDC is a great non-profit that is committed to their community. Rural Alabama communities struggle to provide opportunities and activities for the residents. AHDC not only provides housing opportunities for low-income households, but also donates generously... more »

  Niebuhr wrote:

I've worked with PPL for five years as a college administrator at Minneapolis Community and Technical College for five years. They are a dedicated and professional organization committed to preparing individuals for work, college, and fiancial independance.... more »

  kennyrhoads1 wrote:

Project PRC in Dallas Texas is truly committed to ending homelessness across America by attacking some of the root causes like helping families who face eviction due to emergencies and providing affordable housing to a much wider range of working Americans. more »

  Train1 wrote:

I've been working with habitat since 2006. I have helped build homes for 8 families in the county. It is great working with the staff and volunteers of habitat. Meeting and making so many great friends is a real joy. As a do it yourselfer, I'm... more »

  Siladke wrote:

For more than 6 years I've worked with Habitat for Humanity supplying the cabinetry for all their homes in the Martin County area. It's been a true pleasure working with such caring & professional individuals who are dedicated to providing a beautiful... more »

  RPL wrote:

Fair Tide is the real deal and has connected with a number of different grassroots organizations in order to address a problem on the southern Maine coast many people are not aware of at all--homelessness. Led by caring and dedicated people, Fair Tide... more »

  Lenore wrote:

The Kimmel Housing Development Foundation incredibly develops truely affordable and very livable housing on Long Island. Against the odds, this group has found land to create housing for seniors and working poor people. Additionally, they recently... 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 »

  masoorma wrote:

An Interfaith group comprising of several religions and denominations volunteered to build a single family home for a single mother and had a very enjoyable and satisfactory experience culminating in handing over the keys to house to this young mother. more »

  irishbookworm21 wrote:

Last year, I was offered the opportunity to work with the Haibitat for Humainty of Rutherford County through my company on two women's builds. Essentially, this meant that most of the volunteer staff was comprised of other women. I will be... more »

  jenbligh wrote:

I have served on the Merced board since 2005 and I have served as Board Chair since 2010. During this time, I have seen first-hand how Merced has helped proud homeowners with repair work that allows them to remain in their homes without sacrificing their... more »

  Mitch M. wrote:

I've been a board member since the mid 90's. The organization has helped 1000's maybe 10,000's of people since that time. To see the partnership between us in the U.S. and the people in Haiti and Guatemala is truly awe inspiring. The provision of education,... 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 »

  h2meyer wrote:

REACH has been building communities through three key programs in Portland, Oregon for 27 years. They preserve and maintain affordable housing, provide services to support and educate their residents, and provide free home repairs to homeowners who need... more »

  Helpinghand929 wrote:

This organizations has so many excellent programs that helps their clients achieve self suffiiency. Most definitely a worthy cause. more »

  zulu wrote:

The Housing Trust has a committed and stellar staff who are dedicated to providing housing, financial literacy, and home ownership responsibilities to persons unable to access housing thru conventional means. It has served to keep members of the work... more »

  Kathy139 wrote:

As a board member for Homestead CS, I get a first hand look at all of the great things they have been doing in the Greater Lafayette Area to save homes for clients, learn money saving skills, obtain affordable lending and just being there to see people... more »

  communityoutreachhousing wrote:

This is a GREAT public service nonprofit. We loved serving with them. Home Depot Store #556 more »

  Sue_23 wrote:

I have been to a couple of the Centers. What a great program the Cesar Chavez Foundaion provides to the low income families. The staff does a awesome job working with these students. This also provides a great opportunity for people to volunteer in... more »

  Denise31 wrote:

My family and I have volunteered with Aeon for many years. It is such a rewarding experience. We bring our children with us. We serve meals to the same people in the same building. They people have become like family to us. We love to prep and cook and... more »

  Amy Rhodes wrote:

I recently started volunteering at CCA after 15 years of donating only and the experience was great. The organizers are friendly and efficient and the work was satisfying. I helped at the food pantry in Lewisville, TX but there are many opportunities... more »

  Peg Bausch wrote:

I worked with this organization for a short time, and the people who are being served here are well deserving of this housing support. more »

  Jeanette B. wrote:

About 97 years of helping women. Emma Norton Services provides housing for women facing homelessness or experiencing homelessness. Emma's Place provides housing for single parent families with 3 or more children. But it's not just housing. Both... more »

  blautman wrote:

This branch of HFH is wasteful to the point of almost corrupt. The prices they paid for property during the real estate boom were way above market. Anyone can look at land they purchased on the Brevard County Property Appraisers website; search real... more »

  CraigD25 wrote:

Great opportunities to help others. I have been volunteering at this affiliate for many years and find it rewarding and great people to work with. more »

  pyrogyro wrote:

Great people and leadership. This is also an excellent opportunity to learn how to build a house or use your skills to teach others. Last year this group built two houses and three the year before. 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 »

  Sartin wrote:

My experience was a positive one as a volunteer with Mesilla Valley Habitat ReStore. The team(employees and volunteers) all work great together. They made me feel like another member of their family. Oh and the amount of donors are just wonderful! Most... 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 »

  Living on the Gulf of Mexico wrote:

Run down trailer park. Needs to be cleaned up and trailers need to be made livable. Low income renters could find better places in Ft Myers for about the same price. more »

  Nonprofitprofessional wrote:

After almost five years in business and between 3-5 million dollars per year raised, Fuller Center has built fewer than 150 houses, most of these are low-cost houses overseas which have taken 2-3 years to complete. The Fuller Center publishes almost no... more »

  Charlie P. wrote:

I've been the executive director of this local housing ministry for 12 and a half years. Beginning life in 1991 as North Webster Habitat for Humanity, we were able to assist only four families in eight years to move into simple, decent housing. Realizing... more »

  BCase wrote:

I got involved with APAH as a way to give back to the community through their uniquely sustainable approach to affordable housing. Their housing is refreshing because much of it combines affordable and full priced units allowing for cross pollination... 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 »

  krinker wrote:

What a pleasure to volunteer with Habitat for Humanity of Ventura County! The executive director Stacy is extremely committed and I love their emails. The worksite manager Buzz was really helpful and kind. He put our group of college students to work... more »

  Restore wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of Oakland has been wonderful to my family and I. I have several roles at Habitat, the first is that I am a Very Proud Homeowner. The home was built for my mother and I in the 2006 Blitz. Habitat built 5 homes in 2 weeks and we were... more »

  angimazing wrote:

This is a small non-profit with big ideas. It is a great cause. more »

  pinkpark986 wrote:

I've seen a lot of different organizations and I've volunteered with my fair share. This organization has earned my respect and I'm thankful to be able to say that I am a part of their story. I'm proud of them. 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 »

  aconsumer wrote:

I live in one of their Bronx supportive housing bldgs. The place looks very nice but this is a façade for the grime that lies beneath, metaphorically speaking. There is a sexist (pro-male) agenda by staff members here. Females are not given support... more »

  Writer wrote:

BJS Foundation is a much needed nonprofit organization, run by highly skilled professionals that really care about seniors. This group does an amazing job developing projects as well as managing projects for seniors with limited income. This is a much... more »

  Celia4 wrote:

WNYVHC was started in 1987. WNYVHC provides housing, employment, case management, services & referrals for homeless, low income & disabled Veterans. In their 26 years they have assisted over 15,000 Veterans with services & housing. They presently manage... 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 »

  Sam W.2 wrote:

Currently trying to find someone who can answer my question. How can someone be banned from ccc property for threatening an employee if they have never step foot on property, never threatened an employee, never issued an exclusion notice, never allowed... more »

  bobsztuk wrote:

FCH is one of the best US based non-profit groups that builds affordable housing. FCH uses state of the art LED lighting to help homeowners keep their electrical cost low, they follow strict LEED Platinum and GOLD building standards, which gives healthy... more »

  lynnold wrote:

Such a worthwhile organization! We have so many people in our area that are in need because of lack of employment, etc. that it is refreshing to hear of a group like Habitat that will help provide a house for a family at a price they can afford to pay.... 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 »

  Steve_L wrote:

I have been volunteering for Habitat for Humanity since I retired eight years ago. I looked into several charitable organizations, many of which I found to be worthy, but most of them shared one drawback: they gave disadvantaged people a hand-out. There... more »

  InfiniteOpp wrote:

Infinite Opportunities is a nonprofit 501©3 organization based in Mobile, AL. We provide food and supplies to the homeless community, low-income families, and veterans. We recently opened our Infinite Living Program creating affordable and/or supportive... more »

  Canada wrote:

This nonprofit organization is a perfect example of what happens when little to no regulation exists. Protecting it's own interests far supersedes the needs of the community it claims to support. There is zero transparency in its operations and no... more »

  RLROOT wrote:

Dallas Habitat for Humanity is a leader in building affordable housing for qualified low income partners. In the past 2 years, DAHfH has become a leader in energy efficiency, gaining LEED certification in the process, while maintaining our goal of quality... more »

  ogjag wrote:

I am a volunteer for pscdc. I would have to say I love this program. Its brought me closer to the other residents in my community. It also provides help to those in kids in need of tutoring after school. The computer class is helpfull to those who... more »

  Judith41 wrote:

Like they say, it's like coming home. It's a privilege and a blessing to live here. more »

  KROL106 wrote:

August, 2013 Since 2012 the Newark Habitat affiliate management has actively discouraged engaged volunteer participation in its home building activities. There is now an emphasis on using paid professionals for many volunteer friendly construction... more »

  Stimpy wrote:

River of Hope has an inspiring master plan of not only providing immediate help with affordable housing, but with a long-term vision of self-sufficiency. They want to help people with housing, job and career skills training, and general self-esteem foundations.... more »

  anitajohn22 wrote:

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

  spudkth wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Habitat for the past ten years. Before my retirement a co-worker knew I enjoyed construction and asked me to participate in the Jimmy Carter "blitz build". I have lost count, but I am sure I have participated in providing... more »

  Writer wrote:

Appalachia Service Project builds and repairs homes locally and throughout Central Appalachia. A great organization to volunteer with! more »

  emily.pmcg wrote:

I have only met one of the leaders, and visited the website so I am no expert on Natural Villages. But, what I do know about, I am impressed with. First of all, the fact that such an organization, teaching sustainable housing skills and doing it in areas... more »

  Kaleen Robinson wrote:

I've worked with other not-for-profit orgs and have been continually impressed by the level of oversight, strong leadership, and stewardship that HFH Lake County operates with. There is thoughtful discussion on decisions, and all discussions start with... more »

  Anne wrote:

When I first walked into the Lawrence Community Shelter (LCS), I saw the many faces of homelessness and immediately felt helpless and hopeless. What could I do to really help? There were so many people that needed more than I could ever give. I soon realized... 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 »

  mary.folan wrote:

I started volunteering at Friedman Place my sophomore year in 2011 for my school service hours. After I finished my service hours I did not come back until my senior year when I decided I wanted to get more involved, so the summer before my senior year... more »

  DONATE TO HOMELESS SHELTER wrote:

This is one of the best Charity to support with your donation now, go to the website : www.ccnhousing.org (or ) www.giftsinkindccn.org and make your donation today ! . Christ Channel Network, Inc. doing business as CCN House Community Development Agency... more »

  Mackie wrote:

I came across ESF on Facebook and volunteered at their recent event with Habitat for Humanity. The event was fun. We helped raise the walls of a home. And it was nice because the family we were building the home for was there. more »

  Wanda14 wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of Greenville has been and continues to be a tremendous blessing for me and my family. They have helped us moved from an infested apartment to a owning a new home. It was a process that taught us to value and appreciate what being... more »

  2008charger wrote:

Great business to work with, I expect them to do many good things for the community. more »

  saywhat wrote:

I was raped many times in my Greccio Apt. and when I asked for my locks to be changed they refused to renew my lease with any of their units. I feel that this is a maintenance problem. I hope that if there are other single women out there that you... more »

  Dragonslayer wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer for this great group who help people with financial literateracy, mortgage foreclosure counseling, and how to buy a home. They are a dedicated group of counselors who really go to the extreme to help people in need. They... more »

  zorro wrote:

Apparently school children are not a protected class of people because Common Ground has partnered with UNITY and the Gulf Coast Housing Partnership in New Orleans to place 42 junkies, alcoholics and transients across the street from John McDonough High... more »

  Lincoln R. wrote:

In a world full of riches, it's easy to forget how many of us still live in deplorable, inadequate or minimal spaces. Habitat for Humanity represents the best of our species in our efforts to give the least fortunate among us a home they can be proud... more »

  Jackie42 wrote:

The owner of this organization hired my daughter as secretarial help, then failed/refused to pay her for six (6) weeks of her work! I am most unhappy with this organization. They are also buying a building from me, and not taking care of said building. more »

  JC23 wrote:

The importance of the services and facilities that CHIP provides within the north state cannot be overstated. CHIP focuses on serving low/moderate-income, seniors, and others who lack financial resources by providing affordable housing throughout the... more »

  akgermon wrote:

Awesome , Awesome organization, everyone try their dedication to helping others have a home and the elderly live with dignity by repairing their homes and the veterans by repairing their homes is amazing! I thank God that I have been a part of such a... more »

  warningfriend1 wrote:

They’ll put cameras in your apartment. Hack all your accounts! Don’t recommend living anywhere foundation communities manages or owns!!! They use other tenants to harass you!!! And they DISCRIMINATE all day long. Lazy staff, not at all intelligent! more »

  timbe_R wrote:

I've volunteered with Citizen Robotics for a couple of their events. They have a wonderful, diverse team and their mission is inspiring. Plus, it's fun to watch their robot print! more »

  Patryk S. wrote:

I was a resident with the Trust for about 10 years. The overall organization went through significant changes during that time. I also was employed with them for nearly 3 years. The work environment was tense. Job security was and is an ongoing concern... more »

  Allison L. wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization for nine years. Professional, smart and dedicated team that are changing the odds for children and families facing adversity in Palm Beach County. In addition to my time, I also support them financially. Extremely... more »

  Bob_22 wrote:

Bay County Habitat For Humanity volunteers build and renovate homes to improve lives, neighborhoods, and our community. Seeking to put God’s love into action, Bay County Habitat for Humanity brings people together to build homes, communities and hope. On... more »

  jeremygregg wrote:

One of the most innovative and entrepreneurial social services organizations in the Southwest, CDM is leading the charge to shift the sector away from charity and towards sustainable change in the lives of our low-income neighbors. more »

  mstevens155 wrote:

I have been familiar with Partners In Action for several years. I know they operate with the absolute highest integrity and have a HUGE heart to help the many orphanages, ministries and causes that are affiliated with them. The contributions that flow... more »

  Guscampbellfirstdaughter C. wrote:

I worked for Habilitative Systems Inc. And had to request my wages on a regular bases because the states that the state was not paying the agency. Presently iam four pay checks behind and because I left due to lack of wages they are refusing to,pay... more »

  danielle8993 wrote:

I am a resident here at villa del norte apartments. Everytime I call the office to report a problem in my apartment the lady in the office never wants to send maintenance to my apartment it always takes forever. The lady's in the office are very disrespectful.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization building homes for low income working families. Volunteering with them has been a rewarding experience helping build homes. more »

  money98 wrote:

Excellent organization. They continue to amaze me with their accomplishments with so little resources. Make sure you help this organization out. more »

  Allie7 wrote:

I have had a great experience being involved with Pioneer Valley Habitat for Humanity. They do great things to make home-ownership possible throughout Hampshire and Franklin counties. They are a great group to work with and I couldn't be more grateful... more »

  Kerrin W. wrote:

HomeAid is an incredible organizationtaht provides housing to the temporarily homeless. We assist insupporting other care providers such as VOA, Children's Receiving Home and others to maintain their existing facilities or expand to provide more beds... more »

  Oh-Vicky wrote:

This company is awful! The staff treats tenants terribly & breaks numerous tenants rights on a regular basis. Their units in Rollinsford NH should not have residents living in them at this time they are not up to safety standardsThey... more »

  mbgio wrote:

Staff seems to be doing racial profiling of visitors. My son was approached by a man - quite unprofessional and never identified himself as an employee - while he waited for his grandmother to come to the security door to let him in. Having no idea... more »

  Haley_M wrote:

Although young, my parents instilled in me to give back because of what the Lord has done for us! I have had the privilege to work with Casas Por Christo to build home for those in need for 4 years! This has humbled me and made me great full for what... more »

  Tony wrote:

Geohouse LLC is a manufacturer of modular housing. We partnered with Affordable Family Homes and with their help - We donated two Medical Housing Units to the Haiti Ministry of Health in Port au Prince. These housing units are to be used in the medical... more »

  Sandy B.7 wrote:

Annual Cookie Walk for Tompkins and Cortland Counties!SUPPORT HABITAT FOR HUMANITY Habitat for Humanity of Tompkins and Cortland Counties is holding their annual “Cookie Walk” on Saturday, December 7th, in the Center Ithaca on the Commons... more »

  Sue Ostendorf wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of South Central Minnesota works to provide affordable housing for low-income families in need. Most of the people served by this organization were paying over 30% of thier income for sub-standard housing which kept them close to... more »

  jakki-hf wrote:

I would highly recommend volunteering for Macomb County Habitat for Humanity! Our office of 14 people took a day and helped at their ReStore. It was a great team building activity and allowed us some time to give back to the community. Dave was a great... more »

  pmanthony wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of York County Maine is an organization that went through some stops and starts over several years before entering a sustained growth mode. I have volunteered at the ReStore in Kennebunk for nearly 5 years and in that time I have... more »

  Beverly W.4 wrote:

Habitat for Humanity of Southwest Utah is a fabulous cause! They are always in the public eye proving their mission statement and goals. Being a Realtor in the area I came across Habitat's amazing cause early in my career. I have a special spot in my... more »

  Rayhelen wrote:

I first met with Linc Housing at a introduction gathering they had when buying PLEASANT VIEW APT IN FRESNO CA 2014 VERY NICE PEOPLE thier message was made clear ur PROMBLEM ARE OURS WITH OTHER PROMIISES;.....hiring APERTO PROPERTY MANGEMENT to oversee... more »

  sbergsieker224 wrote:

I became involved with Life Remodeled this year on behalf of my company as a donor and a volunteer. I am so touched by the work that they are doing. I cannot say enough good things about this organization and how strongly I feel about being involved.... more »

  George Mattingly wrote:

I have been a contributor to Habitat for a number of years in terms of time, and money. Of late, the organization has turned to professional fund raisers. I find that such activities and the tsunami of fund raising mail from Habitat has materially... more »

  Writer wrote:

The staff is so friendly. They do so much good I think everyone should volunteer with them more »

  donnyST wrote:

As a fellow veteran-service provider, I've worked closely with Access Housing to help veterans in and around Washington, DC. I've been consistently impressed with Access Housing, the extent of services they provide, and the amount of care they clearly... 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 »

  dkrape wrote:

I’ve volunteered for the Washington DC Habitat for Humanity several times and highly recommend helping with their efforts, for several reasons. First, it is a lot of fun. For someone who doesn’t have a lot of construction experience, there... 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 »

  schomeowner14 wrote:

Something crooked is going on here within this business establishment. Government, state, local and private funders should really investigate. Be prepared for Luis has a "slick personality" that will convince the majority. Board members voted for SLCDC... more »

  nick16 wrote:

I am a former Director of the NJ Division of Youth and Family Services (DYFS) who has continued to work with older at-risk adolescents transitioning to young adulthood. Such youths leave the child welfare system without a place to live, without a meaningful... more »

  justadrafter2 wrote:

In March 2000, I became a homeowner in the Land Trust's Affordable Homeownership Program. As a young, single mother with a small son I would not have been able to purchase a home on my own. During the 10 years we have lived in our home we have been... more »

  snelson wrote:

Chatham is a great organization, I am a Veteran of the Viet Nam war and given my situation and physical disability with limited income and without my asking Chatham bought and delivered a full Thanksgiving dinner for me, my nurse aid and my mother...thank... more »

  Patrick16 wrote:

How would you like to live in a building where your neighbors drink and drug all day and then try to murder each other at night and the building management does absolutely nothing to stop it??? Welcome to The Rose on 6th St. San Francisco which is run... more »

  Jimborulerofneighbors wrote:

Habitat is forcing itself on my neighborhood. The forceful intrusion came by pretending the need to rush a project through they know or should know is unlawful and unwanted. They, along with Kaboom! and Carmax are planning a plastic playground on property... more »

  Writer wrote:

Habitat for Humanity Plano Restore, gave me a great experience by not only helping the customers but also knowing that what I was doing was going to benefit families in our community, and that's what I enjoyed most about it, because not so many organizations... more »

  Writer wrote:

I donate and buy items from the Habitat ReStore to support Habitat's mission! more »

  dmccann59 wrote:

This is one of Seattle’s most impactful homelessness charities perhaps third only to Plymouth Housing and Catholic Housing and maybe Mary’s Place. These folks tackle the hard problem of quick housing - and spring up villages of 30 + tiny homes with... more »

  brnjohnston wrote:

I have donated to this charity for the last two years. In 2013, a friend of mine, a disabled women, trying to raise two daughters while going through a mess of problems, was able to get a home through this program. She was so worried, for so long, what... more »

  Billyolanda wrote:

Be advised that I am a former employee who worked at AAPCI for a little over 2 years, and I need to inform everyone, including those who are considering applying to work for AAPCI - that a lot of serious criminal activity takes place inside of this organization/... more »

  mmisenti wrote:

Northwest Housing Alternatives is a terrible nonprofit. They seem to hate their tenants. And they think that their properties don't need to be kept very well beause they are subsidized. more »

  Berkley S. wrote:

I worked at BRIDGE Housing for over three years. As both an employee and supporter, I can say with confidence that this is a great place to work and donate to. There is a strong belief in the mission and the work they are doing is helping so many low-income... 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 »

  dhenna wrote:

In the 1980s my wife and I were both heavily involved in the arts scene in Saint Paul, MN in several ways. I first learned of Artspace through her job with the Metropolitan Regional Arts Council and discovered an organization that was transforming warehouse... more »

  Sandra S.1 wrote:

The team out at Second Wind Cottages is top notch and they have created a family atmosphere where men in need of relationship find it. There is so much more than just providing a warm house to otherwise homeless men. The residents find the warmth of... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is a complete fraud and needs to be shut down. Incomplete Guidestarprofile. Compare the description with Guidestar and the Palestine Chamber of Commercepage. On Guidestar it states that it is a temporary shelter for the homeless.... more »

  as901 wrote:

Los Angeles Housing Partnership Inc helps developers avoid the requirements for low income housing. They have taking properties that were mortgaged beyond their value, and accepted them as "gifts" in place of the low income requirements in some cities. Recently... more »

  HoustonNative wrote:

I recently volunteered at Houston Habitat to help build a home. The experience I had at the build site was truly life changing. It was the first time I had participated in such a great program and was by far the best experience of my life. The entire... more »

  Blessed10 wrote:

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

  mjmyers wrote:

Okiciyapi Tipi was one of the best Volunteer groups i have even worked for! I had so much fun and learned a great deal about the Lakota culture and also great tools for life! I have been volunteering there for 3 years in a role now! i can't wait until... more »

  peabody wrote:

I am not surprised that this fine organization is not recognized in your directory of nonprofits. This organization has over approximately 30 years quietly helped to provide affordable low income housing to the working poor in Spanish Harlem, New York.... more »

  rhoadesjoy wrote:

The landlord lorriane lake is the landlord from....due to her befriending me I with one other tenant resides on the property while under major construction. She refuses to move us. She found placements fir other tenants. I hav kids tht can't go outside... more »

  Norma8 wrote:

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

  Integrity in Numbers wrote:

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

  DiAlegna wrote:

Low income housing program, and arm of NECAC (North East Community Action Corporation). more »

  Nini S. wrote:

East Bay Innovations is an organization that serves people with developmental disabilities with heart, with soul, and effectively. EBI Consumers live in their own homes, interact with the community, have jobs, have friends, animals, and most importantly... more »