Find Housing Expense Reduction Support Nonprofits and Charities

  MAK wrote:

No bells, no whistles, no huge salaries or administrative expenses; NHCO defines “full-service” and embellishes it with efficiency and seven pounds of caring. Over 6300 services were delivered last year. But that doesn’t really reflect... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

USA Cares is supposed to be empathetic towards military service members and stress causing situations. USA Cares does not understand that a veteran will tough out for prolonged periods of time and stressful situation. USA Cares criteria of time frame... 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 »

  Concerned_WI_Parent wrote:

I helped grow food at a local community garden that was given to this organization. They moved swiftly and efficiently to provide that food to families in need. I was impressed with their compassion and for their ability to ensure that food was given... more »

  valeriefosburgh wrote:

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

  tpierce wrote:

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

  Donnie M. wrote:

What a life saving organization this is. Our church is one of the home churches who houses these lucky clients. The families are so very grateful to Family Promise... otherwise, they would be living in their cars or on the street with their little children.... more »

  anderjam wrote:

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

  whtrovinger wrote:

On Sunday, September 10, 2017, Fort Myers took a direct hit from Hurricane Irma that made landfall just south of us as a category 4 with the eyewalls and eye passing right over us. Many of our employees and their families were majorly affected, from wind... more »

  mhoward wrote:

As Principal of the Grieco School in Englewood, our children were the first in our school district to receive the Weekend Snack Packs last school year. The program has been so successful that it has been brought to the Kindergarten families at the Quarles... more »

  Unknown wrote:

We are a Colorado based non-profit organization that owns and manages affordable housing. Energy Outreach Colorado has been a tremendous help to our organization as they helped us winterize one of our Denver projects and by doing so helped 149 families... more »

  Tom_2 wrote:

After my wife died in 2004, I spent a year hiding in the bottom of a Jack Daniels bottle. When I reached the bottom of the pit that I had dug, I finally asked for help. A friend took me to HVAF and the healing began, in spite of myself. They saved... more »

  Michelle wrote:

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

  BEHR555 wrote:

I volunteer at the WISH Project as a Board member and in other capacities, as requested (warehouse re-org, deliveries, unloading contributions, and ALWAYS being a vocal advocate for this quintessential service in our area. I also am the Exec. of another... more »

  Aaron S. wrote:

AARP Legal Counsel for the Elder is one of the best volunteer experiences that I have ever had. As an undergrad, I was not entirely sure how an office functions in it's day to day life, but LCE was very welcoming and helped me adjust to a more professional... 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 »

  bowerman wrote:

This agency serves not just Catholics and it does not just do charity! They reach out and provide services that help clients help themselves: immigrants, families experiencing violence and death in Oakland, and those in need of education and training... more »

  lafwan wrote:

I have the opportunity to volunteer for the Warrick Dunn foundation. I would help put the house together to be presented to the women that are going to receive them. I have seen how overwhelm these women can get when he present them the keys to their... more »

  ruth10 wrote:

I started donating to AMEN as a federal employee--choosing the group because it is a local charity and because it spent the lowest amount of money on administrative costs. When I retired 6 years ago, I volunteered and discovered just how AMEN keeps its... more »

  ekwilson36 wrote:

Bering Omega Community Services provides four core programs to those living with HIV/AIDS. The services are very much needed by the clients who benefit from them. The Dental Clinic provides dental care for adults with HIV that are low income and would... more »

  kjblake wrote:

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

  kalison wrote:

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

  anonymous25 wrote:

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

  Khris wrote:

LEAHC is an organization working hard to end homelessness in Lenawee. Besides offering shelter and affordable housing opportunities, LEAHC also assists with rent or mortgage payments. LEAHC is unique in services it provides and collaborates with many... more »

  susan.baker07@comcast.net wrote:

I have worked with AWWIN, INC as a volunteer. The work that they have done is to be commended. The impact on the ladies I had a chance to work with is beyond words. AWWIN, Inc. is making a difference in these ladies lives by providing them with the... more »