Find Housing Support Nonprofits and Charities

  Joanna3 wrote:

I've seen first hand how the Book Industry Charitable Foundation impacts lives. Whether it's eviction prevention or emergency medical assistance, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation helps booksellers avoid or manage potentially catastrophic life events. more »

  Delores wrote:

I am a former female prisoner and I am very grateful for the assistance that Genesis was able to provide to me. They have ministered to me and have held me accountable in my walk with the Lord. I have truly grown in the Word and I am now working and... more »

  johnd wrote:

Credit Card Management Services Helped my parents by prioviding them with Counseling needed in acquiring a Reverse Mortgage Loan. I called them and they assisted me with getting my high interest rate credits cards to a lowere and more afforadble interest... 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 »

  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 »

  Dave74 wrote:

SOMETHING IS NOT RIGHT AT VETERANS INC. MANY OF MY FELLO VETERANS THAT HAVE RECD. SERVICES FROM THEM COMPLAIN THAT THE STAFF IS ALLOW TO EAT MEALS AT THE SHELTER FREE OF CHARGE , THE DONATION ARE INTENDED TO BE GIVEN TO THE HOMELESS VETERANS NOT THE... more »

  Sandy Ohlsson wrote:

IOCP is an organization with a very clear mission, fabulous leadership and a history of making a huge impact on the communities they serve. Being a Board member of IOCP has been one of the most rewarding experiences for me. IOCP makes a difference in... more »

  vyang wrote:

I grew up in the West Valley region since childhood and only discovered WVCS 5 years ago when I started working here. I never knew the agency existed or about it's services and in the last 5 years have learned more about my community that I did growing... more »

  Christin1357 wrote:

WVRF,I wanted to take a moment to thank you for all that you have done for me and my family. After Hurricane Irma, we had a lot of damage to our home, putting us into a very tough predicament. I am a medically retired Army Veteran with progressive... more »

  Wendy38 wrote:

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

  whalers wrote:

I got involved with this group due to several reasons. - Great program and success rate. - Very accountable. We help the families become self sufficient. (It is not a handout.) - Excellent staff who care about their clients and help them be successful. -... more »

  aimeekilmer wrote:

Community Action Marin is one of the most impressive organizations I've ever had the pleasure of working with. They provide critical services to the residents of our county that struggle to make ends meet despite living in one of the wealthiest parts... 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 »

  Kraig F. wrote:

The Texas Homeless Network is an amazing organization that helps agencies around the state by training, advocating, and with their overall expertise. more »

  LindaWiese wrote:

THE PHILADELPHIA VETERANS MULTI- SERVICE & EDUCATION CENTER INC is a one of kind non-profit organization. It is literally a One-Stop-Shop for Veteran's. This is exerpts from an article I wrote about this organization for Examiner.com. Philadelphia... more »

  gferuson003 wrote:

This organization set up a table at a local grocery store to receive donations. I spent time researching their 990 tax return and spoke with the countywide Dept. of Veterans Affairs Health Care for Homeless Veterans officers. The VA has no contact with... more »

  erinhertha wrote:

People Loving Nashville is operated by the most caring humans. They love their community and volunteers well, and go above and beyond for some of the most vulnerable people in the city. I am honored to volunteer with this organization and to be... more »

  bigstory wrote:

This is a multi service organization which services four different needs: Provides help for feeding the hungry, dealing with issues of violence in the family/relationship, transitioning the homeless through immediate shelter and training for living independently,... 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 »

  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 »

  homemoreproject2020 wrote:

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

  ArcAngel2008 wrote:

The Arc of San Francisco is one of those non-profits that is quietly doing some of the best social work in the city. But as someone who has been a donor to them for years, I have gotten to know their work quite personally. The Arc helps people with... more »

  Laura wrote:

I remember the small kids couldn't ride the bikes, so I took out a HUGE bubble wand and started blowing bubbles. They were giggling and pretty soon the big kids wanted to play, then parents got done with their class and we were all outside blowing bubble... more »

  Robin145 wrote:

Friends Association helped me understand homelessness and how I could make a difference. I can't help every person but I can treat them all with dignity. The three programs at Friends Association allows families to navigate from sleeping in their car,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good evening Ms. Price:Again, I can't thank you enough for being a blessing to my family and I. My girl's wanted to truly thank you. Sumorah is sitting holding Amirh the baby and Aubrey is the one standing with her arms around Sumorah. I... more »

  I love wtfss77 wrote:

I have to thank Tonia Cramier Executive Director of "Ways to Family Self-Sufficiency, she is an angel from god in my eyes. I got the information for her website from 2-1-1. I called her and she had all the resources I needed to be what I want to be.....I... more »

  hlynch wrote:

I have been working with Heels on the Move to Heal for the past few months on PR and social media ahead of its third annual charity shoe fashion show, which took place virtually this year. Not only has it been an incredibly rewarding experience for me... more »

  kfrancesw wrote:

Miracle Messages is a truly amazing and effective non-profit that helps the homeless community rebuild their social support systems and get into stable housing. They have a whole team of volunteers all over the world that do things like help people locate... more »

  Marina James wrote:

This ministry started from a life long desire to help orphans. I was 14 when I got to know an orphan, girl in Riga, where I lived at the time. I knew then, helping kids like her was my calling in life. Over time I have worked in different capacities with... more »

  seija wrote:

People with disabilities have extremely low incomes, they often need to make due for about $700 each month. There are few more important things for any human being than a safe, affordable place to call home. Movin' Out Inc. is an organization that helps... 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 »

  gunnerman47 wrote:

5th Squad has been an important go-to for our agency's Veteran referral process.They have consistently taken each of our referrals with great enthusiasm and have always provided superior assistance on each occasion. Positive results are happing... more »

  lefteye02 wrote:

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

  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 »

  Barry B. wrote:

Room for joy worked with our organization to help in some small ways (or as big as we liked) and the end result was an amazing service to a young lady. The family was super appreciative - and the end result was amazing, encouraging, and a beautiful act... more »

  brandi14307 wrote:

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

  merritmanson wrote:

One of my best experiences Volunteering with a nonprofit in Guatemala was working with Constru Casa. For the last 10 years I have been traveling to Guatemala and have volunteered with many organizations but this is one of the few organizations I know... more »

  Lewis48 wrote:

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

  Sunny L. wrote:

The Homeless Children's Education Fund (HCEF) is an organization that supports the education of homeless children in Allegheny County through advocacy, community engagement, and direct program support. HCEF's staff are dedicated, innovative, and passionate... more »

  LRM2 wrote:

I work for a non profit mental health center and work closly with Kansas Legal Services. The team in Emporia is always responsive, supportive and able to assist our consumers. Many of our consumers have desires to work but past life circumstances make... more »

  carrissarae wrote:

I have had four children over the last 14 years. Before I had children, my life was terrible. I was on drugs and made a very bad name for myself. There are things that I have done in my past that are unforgivable and since I have turned my life around,... more »

  Austin T. J. wrote:

Charlie is a great guy! Always has a smile and willing to do what he can to help others! more »

  Diamonte wrote:

Hi, My name is Diamonte. When I first started homeward Bound of Marin, I loved it. I didn't know what it would be like when I first went, but when I got there, I loved it. Today was my second day. I can't wait until tomorrow to do it again. more »

  Barry John Johnson wrote:

South Bay Community Services (SBCS)has been the subject of three employee lawsuits in the last two and a half years. Among many issues, the lawsuits discuss retaliation/wrongful discharge for employees who either refused to engage in falsification of... more »

  crspromo wrote:

The Friends Food Pantry at Other Options is the only free food source in the 405 and 580 area codes for the HIV population in Oklahoma. The number of people living with HIV/AIDS in Oklahoma is growing significantly which continually places a burden on... more »

  Melissa M.26 wrote:

I have been an MMI client twice and both times I experienced fabulous customer service and encouragement. While it took me two times to learn the lesson about how to manage credit card purchases and debt, I never felt judged by anyone with whom I connected... more »

  ssauter wrote:

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

  stephanieshouse wrote:

There are no words adequate enough to express our gratitude to Evelyn Dudziec, the mom who established and runs the wonderful Katie's House. We were also blessed to have a daughter with special needs who would require a dignified and loving home for life.... more »

  diana3 wrote:

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

  djcoax wrote:

I've donated to this organization for years. Initially with clothing and food donations to help the homeless here in cold and snowy Buffalo. But then I found out they do so much more. They organize the preparation and delivery of food to thousands... more »

  inglecr41 wrote:

They do a great job of helping people. Excited to watch the growth in the future! more »

  Will Frye wrote:

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

  SarahBlack wrote:

Fort Bend Women's Center provides truly lifesaving services for survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault. They are continually innovating to best meet the needs of these men, women and children and never stop trying to think of ways to help them... more »

  beverly wrote:

I was a client of My Second Chance and what an experience it has been. When I came in I had wanted to finally work on me. My husband was missing for days on end and I was tired of trying to "fix" him. I decided to start fixing myself. Royce (the founder)... more »

  CommDevIndy wrote:

INHP has a long history of helping people in the Indianapolis area. However, they have recently shifted away from the programs and services that have traditionally been provided. They receive the same or more funding each year, but have cut their programs... more »

  LifeChanging wrote:

PRAB, Inc. has an outstanding commitment to families in need where ever those families may be. It reaches families in need in and beyond its immediate community. The amazing thing about this company is that it continues to research and analyze the needs... 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 »

  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 »

  debi3 wrote:

This is a great organization! They are empowering formerly incarcerated women and helping them make lasting changes in their lives. They not only help these women get back on their feet; they also help them heal broken relationships. 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 »

  Timothy S.2 wrote:

Seen this flyer on FB to support our Veteran & families Sept 28th from 10 am to 2 pm. The price was either a cash donation, new pair of underwear (men or women), or canned food. What a great way to engage the community and garner support for our Veterans... more »

  meggpro wrote:

Sunshine Place is a wonderful concept. I believe that the board was harsh is letting Peter Curran go, and by not allowing him to volunteer with a group sponsored by Sunshine place. There seems to be some conflicts of interests but I believe the Sunshine... more »

  HOPEYBABY123 wrote:

I HAD BEEN LIVING IN MY CAR WITH MY 2 KIDS I HAVE A JOB AT MCDONALDS IN PORT CHARLOTTE BUT I DIDNT HAVE ANY MONEY TO PAY RENT AND SECURITY FOR EVEN A ROOM SO I CALLED ENTERTAINMENT WITH A MISSION CHARITY AND I SPOKE TO THE PRESIDENT OF THE CHARITY... more »

  Willyie wrote:

They do the work that political parties speak of. Inner city clean up so make the city look better for us all. more »

  bluedragon147 wrote:

The professionalism and dedication the MAC-V's staff shows towards serve veterans and their families is inspiring and humbling. Every day there are veterans whose lives are touched - receiving help and kindness when they thought they had nowhere to turn;... 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 »

  JanCat wrote:

It's a success story, I can't believe how Home Share Oregon made it so simple to find just the right person that matches my requirements for a share person. The reading material given to me suggested what to include in my profile about compatibility... more »

  axidvolunteer3 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  NancyTS wrote:

For decades I have supported LARS as a donor and more recently as a volunteer working inside the organization. The kindness and commitment of LARS team members are inspiration to me and comfort to low-income and homeless persons who come to the charity... more »

  sernaelite wrote:

Amazing organization, doing amazing work for families in need! Kristina embodies kindness and is a joy to work with. We appreciate the opportunity to be able to help. We highly encourage Rooted Interiors to all volunteers and donors! 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 »

  Yvonne73 wrote:

Alonzo Curtis, This man was previously homeless after losing his mother a year ago. He was contacted by the Community Restoration Project and after 5 days he was admitted into the Permanent Housing Program. He is a prime example of how resilience... 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 »

  Vic wrote:

Over the last five years, we have seen Paul Williams as director of House of Refuge do huge things in a little place. He provides transitional refuge for men who have had little else to cling to. Along with healing spiritual wounds, he aids in the every-day... more »

  scotterell wrote:

I have been involved with this organization for 15 years. It reaches out in so many ways to the Korean community and others, and assists wherever possible to organize and educate everyone they CAN reach in the ins and outs of American bureacracy: in... 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 »

  Darren. wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

Dear Interfaith:As I sat here today thinking of the perfect words to describe the impact you have made in my life, I realized that I could never show everyone how much it means to me. I realize that you all look at each other as a team and rely... more »

  OpaOmi wrote:

My wife and I spent two days this fall at St. Bonaventure Mission and School--a charity we have contributed to for many years. We spent most of our time in the school. We are both professional educators and can attest to the high quality of education... 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 »

  Michael150 wrote:

Turrill has been doing some wonderful things in the community with homelessness especially veterans. They have been operating a shelter for homeless veterans working with the Veterans Homeless department like Ms. Escalante and Ms Conrad who have helped... more »

  elia wrote:

Hello, My name is Elmira. I want to tell how thankfull i am for the help from this great organization! I've been blessed to meet Ana Corson - former staff of Pisgal Legal Services and i received so much help and compassion. This great organization helped... more »

  amesjones wrote:

Miriam's is really a community - both for the guests we serve, as well as among the volunteers. Sometimes I show up for my breakfast shift feeling really sleeped-deprived...but it only takes a few moments for me to see all the friendly faces and feel... 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 »

  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 »

  Enlightened 1 wrote:

Flush your money down the commode, or give it to the first Vice President or "Executive Director" from LFS you meet, because either way it will end up in their pockets anyway. Those horror stories you hear about Non-profit faith-based agencies are not... more »

  rilesm wrote:

Bridges to Independence has worked tenaciously for over 30 years helping homeless families in need of housing, jobs and child care along with hope and inspiration for a brighter tomorrow in Arlington and Alexandria. Bridges has been a beneficiary of... more »

  alotalike wrote:

RHF celebrates 50 years of serving. In addition to providing quality housing options and services for families with Children, RHF has the following very successful programs that help children and families. Children’s Education Fund – provides... more »

  jimacoury@aol.com wrote:

I have been involved with the Stephen Center for approximately 2 years and I am courrently on the board of directors. I have all the employees at the Stephen Center and have been extremely impressed their abilities, their character and their commitment... more »

  Women Do Recover wrote:

Roots Recovery Residences is a compassionate and impactful grassroots organization that has been making a significant difference in the lives of the women it serves. Unlike traditional sober living houses, Roots is a close-knit community where women and... more »

  Dianne5 wrote:

Sisters Place is dedicated to helping the homeless children in our area to get a new start on life. The impact of homlessness on children is often invisible and providing a stable environment allows these kids a chance to reach their potentials. Helping... more »

  michael29 wrote:

I was asked to create a multimedia photo essay to tell the story of Cottage Housing, and what they do for the people they serve and the community. I shot the story and did interviews over a six-month period. In that time I got to hear the stories of... more »

  pgrayson wrote:

Western Center is an extroardinary organization. It is unique in the state, in that its advocates are among California's most knowledgeable and experienced in the areas of health, housing and welfare, its successful policy advocacy and litigation victories... more »

  John N.6 wrote:

Honoring our heroes is about veterans helping veterans more »

  Christine R.9 wrote:

I absolutely love Callaway Cares! I’ve donated to this organization and have been to the free giveaway. Their accounts are transparent-in other words, they post their books on Facebook. Very refreshing! Especially compared to other nonprofits in the... more »

  Hannahs House wrote:

Hannah's House is a place where staff genuinely care about helping people in need. They go above and beyond the job description to help the ladies and babies residing in this home. True, life-changing help and guidance is made available to the residents. more »

  LauraMF wrote:

Family Promise of Cobb County provides vital services in our community. Neighbors helping neighbors is the clear mission, which the staff, host churches, and volunteers exemplify. For nearly 10 years, my family has volunteered in several capacities, our... more »

  luvitinkw wrote:

This is the most pofessionally managed nonprofit I have ever been invloved with. The staff are dedicated to their core and achieve amazing results helping homeless people rebuild their lives. FKOC deserves the praise and support of our entire... more »

  michelle17 wrote:

As a member of the Omicron Chapter of Alpha Omega Epsilon at the University of Wisconsin-Madison, I was eligible for a scholarship from the Alpha Omega Epsilon National Foundation, Inc. This organization is separate from the sorority’s international... more »

  Sue Zielinski wrote:

I served on the Board of St. Peter's Homes, Inc. for several years and love the work they do. McCreesh Place is the supportive apartment community developed and managed by St. Peter's Homes, Inc. for formerly homeless and disabled men in Charlotte,... more »

  rtlnd wrote:

Operation Hope was born 25 years ago, in a simple effort to give a few homeless men a place to sleep on cold nights. Since then, while the basic mission is unchanged, the reach of the organization has grown dramatically, to include not only a mens shelter,... more »

  Toni C. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Bridge of Hope for 3 years. In that time, I have witnessed God's hand at work in a powerful way, working through men and women who take the command to love our neighbor seriously. This is an extremely well organized and efficient... more »

  BJVOTEL wrote:

I've know about the Elfrida Citizen Alliance for many years and the good works they do for the all the people & community of Sulpher Springs Valley. The ECA has a team of highly skilled & qualified professional personnel who seek out innovative ways to... more »

  anitajohn22 wrote:

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

  Connieb wrote:

This organization was started in the home of two dedicated community members. I am in awe of their generosity and compassion. It is an honor to support such an organziation where everyone gives their time and resources so freely. The House of Refuge... more »

  tosjrus wrote:

Time well spent fundraising. I hope the Camden Kids Preschool and Community Learning Center becomes a real green building in Camden City by 2015. It will become a hub that will positively impact the health, education, environment, wealth, and housing... more »

  alpha girl wrote:

I would like to Thank new Directions Community Outreach for their support for my time in need. I was going through a real hard time and went to this organization for help and they place me in transitional houseing and helped me skills that helped me get... more »

  Babs01 wrote:

One of the most important contributions that Lydia's House makes to the community is the financial counseling. This not only includes financial advice given to Ballou High School students, but also includes Homebuyers programs and assistance for people... more »

  Goofball wrote:

I worked at Couleecap Inc. and it was the worst year of my life. Instead of capitalizing on their workers' skills, the tendency of the organization is to rely on the "pay grade" status of it's employees and is rank with rankism. As no one makes a... 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 »

  Patricia O. wrote:

As a public health professional with experience in international health and development I can say firmly that Mano A Mano International Partners is extraordinary, perhaps even unique. The organization's strength comes from its truly bilateral collaborative... more »

  kooshy77 wrote:

I became aware of this organization through community members in the Phoenixville Area. My experience with the organization has been excellent and our Board continues to pride itself in ongoing due dilligence to our funders. Several new board members... 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 »

  Shekinah wrote:

Peaceful Beginnings Shelter, is a non-profit organization that does not discriminate with regard to race, religion, age, sex or/and national origin. . We provide temporary shelter for battered, abused and homeless women, and others who are family... more »

  aaronaugust wrote:

I volunteer most Saturdays with 2SHARE. I love helping out my community and have a fun time meeting other volunteers. It's obvious that 2SHARE puts all their money toward helping out families in need of furniture. more »

  Ryan and Becky wrote:

I volunteered to help cook a meal at the Jeremy House shelter. The staff was very helpful and made me feel like I was contributing to the community. It was great to sit and chat with the people that were staying there. Will do it again! more »

  victoriaeileen wrote:

I have been involved in many boards and received tremendous satisfaction from volunteering on the working board of SWH. Many people don't realize it but there are so few places for homeless mothers in Baltimore to stay where they can keep their children... more »

  mjfrias55 wrote:

Fox Valley Veterans Council proves time and time again that the power of aligned thinking, purpose and positive attitude go a long way in serving our veterans in N.E. Wisconsin. I'll always be appreciative to know Tim, Nancy, Barb and Kim etc...have created... more »

  gruntdaddy wrote:

As a veteran who was in need I want to thank Heroes Today and especially Mr. Johnson for creating such a wonderful organization and being such a inspiration in my life. Heroes Today really made me feel and see that they are committed to reaching out and... more »

  Florida7 wrote:

I met Mrs. Leslie in high school. She was my mentor and friend and saw my potential even before I did. She has always been someone I can talk to and has pushed me to chase after my dream of becoming a nurse. She has impacted and helped so many people... more »

  robstrupp wrote:

BNI is Maryland's only Fair Housing and Tenant/Landlord non-profit. BNI uniquely provides impartial guidance to tenants, landlords, government and others with questions about housing justice in Maryland. Please support BNI. more »

  LBrosy wrote:

Family Promise of Reno-Sparks helps families in crisis with transitional shelter and comprehensive assistance. One of the wonderful aspects of Family Promise, is how faith groups of all types- Lutheran, LDS, Catholic, Jewish, Muslim- all work together... more »

  racheli wrote:

Neighborhood Capital Corporation helps facilitate the development of affordable housing by providing loan capital to nonprofits who actually develop the housing for a diversity of household types. In an era when financial institutions are making it more... more »

  Stacie D. wrote:

Women Outreaching Women is a wonderful place to volunteer. I really feel like I'm helping my community while my kids are at school. The poeple are nice and respectful and I have gained a wealth of knowedge and experience while volunteering. more »

  arlene4 wrote:

My son, who has Down Syndrome, has received day services for five years from SEEC, and was part of a then new project that provided experiences throughout the community during the day, including a volunteer job. The program has been successful in many... more »

  Olivia wrote:

I have worked with Calvary since 1998 and this is truly a worthy organization if you're looking for a good place to invest your charitable contributions or volunteer time. I started as an overnight volunteer and for many years spent two nights/month... more »

  DrWhyte wrote:

This organization was exposed for receiving $37,810 to buy a Portland, OR vote on water fluoridation in February 2013. They are currently under federal investigation for gangstalking, cyberbullying, phone tapping, email hacking and other forms of harassment... more »

  tlrichards wrote:

I am a volunteer with Barnabas, and can personally attest to the help we provide residents of Nassau County every day. We offer medical, dental, food and financial aid to those in need. Most of the workers are volunteers.We regular receive heartfelt... more »

  Duder123 wrote:

This place lets almost anyone in! Made me feel very unsafe living there to have druggies, alcoholics and even child molesters living right next to you! People were always playing loud music, kids crying, staff talking loud early in the morning. Your freedom... more »

  mobileUser730417 wrote:

This nonprofit is the real deal. They don't just talk about helping women and children leaving a shelter they actually do it and allow the world to see it. I'm amazed at the beautiful work they do leaving families to really feel like their home. I... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great nonprofit organization that provides assistance to the homelessness community in Charlotte. more »

  1352046cyr wrote:

I need help and have been looking for almost 5 mts and no one has helped me. They need so much just to do nothing. It is getting to the point of snow and still nothing. Tell me do you just march around acting like you care about people or do you do... more »

  Song wrote:

My organization, Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA), DC Metro Chapter offered 4 foreclosure prevention workshops during 2009. Each 4 workshops (3 in Virginia, 1 in Maryland)were offered on Saturdays. Housing Counseling Services Inc.; there... more »

  Burd81 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Coburn Place for 5 years. I started by decorating apartments and getting them ready for the women and their children to move into. It is an amazing feeling to look at a completed apartment and know that a women that has been... more »

  Melissa70 wrote:

Perpetual Help Home was there for me when I was released from prison. They empowered me to be a productive member of society. I was totally lost before going to PHH. Without them I most likely would have ended up back on the streets committing crimes... more »

  rosily wrote:

At this particular program they do not stick to their promises to help build and serve in the community. They will "temporarily" give you a place to stay and then they force you to figure the rest out on your own. With no further guidance there after.... more »

  Bob wrote:

I first donated and volunteered for DCM in the Spring of this year. I was immediately amazed by the scope of their services to the homeless, the quality of their programs, and the dedication of their staff. DCM is truly dedicated to breaking the cycle... more »

  v-hinkle wrote:

My first contact with the Dorobo Fund for Tanzania was on safari in 2005. My fellow travelers and I learned about their advocacy for indigenous cultures, and decided to help with one particular program, educating... more »

  AnneShields wrote:

The Traveling Angels came to be after a week disaster recovery trip to New Orleans in 2006. One volunteer decided to start this non-profit in order to continue the good works of volunteers. She put into action, what I felt should be done. I am also... more »

  Tommy9 wrote:

Hired these guys to pressure wash my roof and driveway. Because they didn't finish on the first day, and because I had to leave town, I reluctantly paid them before the job was complete. BIG MISTAKE. They did a lousy job on the roof, and completely skipped... more »

  ktidwell wrote:

I have written the IRS about this non-profit as I believe that they have violated non-profit laws regarding inurement and lobbying. They lobbied Blaine County Commissions to give them county land. They eventually received that land and sold it to private... more »

  mmvbarrett wrote:

This is an amazing organization. It is passionate about helping families and veterans turn their lives around from homelessness and economic hardship to becoming successful homeowners and taxpaying citizens. All members of the families and veteran's... more »

  linda43 wrote:

Community Welcome House is the only program in our community that addresses the needs of the victims of domestic violence. We were founded on Christian principles. We are a nongovernment program. 24 hur/7 day a week staff allows us be ready when the crisis... more »

  tortiejack wrote:

My step-daughter has attended Children's Connection for the last three years. It has made a great difference in her attitude. She isn't angry at her Dad anymore for the crimes he committed. Great program and it doesn't cost anything. more »

  seroth wrote:

Rural Action continually uses the tools available to it in the community and brings people and organizations together to make the region better. The zero waste program is on the verge of moving the waste stream in our region to one of profitability and... more »

  Melissa63 wrote:

I have worked with the Paper Dolls Foundation (formerly Community Outreach) for the past 3 years and I have seen a drastic change in many of the girls that have been referred to their program from the Department of Human Resources. I am so proud to be... more »

  Faryna wrote:

I've been a resident of Advance Housing in Lafayette for 8+ years. When I moved in it was really nice and management was in touch with us. Now our councilors & Local staff are Awesome, HOWEVER the upper management in Teterboro are disconnected and out... more »

  lawgirl4472 wrote:

Background Information: This organization offers housing for women and children who have experienced homelessness. Some, not all, participants come from Domestic Violence situations, however, this is not a battered women’s shelter. Their website boasts... more »

  Benji HL wrote:

HousingLink has a website with a rental search engine that makes looking for affordable housing much easier. They also have several programs, such as Beyond Backgrounds, that open housing opportunities for folks otherwise underserved. more »

  juliar wrote:

Single Room Occupancy (SRO) Housing Corporation Los Angeles was founded in 1984 and provides the full continuum of housing; Emergency, Transitional and Permanent Supportive Housing in Los Angeles' Skid Row community. With 29 residential properties serving... more »

  jcwritethesong wrote:

I have never seen homelessness in this light before. Too often, we sit and think about the homeless being simply a tired old man sitting on the side of the road with a cardboard sign and beer nearby. However, being a full-time volunteer here at Covenant... more »

  nolabelle wrote:

This company has no compassion for residents or their environment. The buildings are not maintained properly. The properties allow smoking in the rooms. The amenities are misrepresented including things such as central air conditioning, free wifi, cable... more »

  Tom_____ wrote:

EnTeam unites our community two schools at a time. By bringing together diverse groups of children to collaborate, care about each other, and score their collaborative ability, we can bring healing to the issues in St. Louis. more »

  jayl wrote:

This group was involved in the trafficking of a groups of boys who performed under the name Zambia Acapella Boys Chior. Here are links to a CNN and an NPR story about the organization. http://www.cnn.com/2010/WORLD/americas/11/25/wus.slave.choir/ http://www.npr.org/2012/02/28/147580896/the-hidden-faces-of-modern-day-slavery more »

  pamme-boutselis wrote:

I have known of and supported Marguerite's Place since its inception many years ago. Initially, my Girl Scout troop baked goodies for the children in the daycare and also donated children's books that the kids living at Marguerite's Place would be able... more »

  1953 wrote:

I need to find an affordable APT. To live in. Will you please call me at 715-310-8619.Sincerely, Rosemarie PundsackI am homeless since January. more »

  HarleyQuinn0926 wrote:

They don't truly help people they over talk you on the phone and are very argumentative and are very uncaring. They don't let you explain anything and I wouldn't recommend my worst enemy to them anymore. I had to hang up on them because they wouldn't... more »

  Justus4eva wrote:

My 19 year old son jumped on me today choked me busted my lip then cameThrough my window and Jumped on me again and choked my 7 year old son he also threatened to put a plastic bag over my head to kill me I am in fear of my life he has a key to my... more »

  JessicaGr wrote:

I have been involved with We Care for about 6 months. I am thoroughly impressed by its success at providing both emotional and financial support to households that are experiencing a one-time financial crisis. Every week they prevent adults and children... more »

  karensnow97 wrote:

As a former volunteer, I gained valuable skills such as database management, professional office interaction and collaboration, telephone etiquette to gain information from various organizations, and many others. The skills that I have learned from CCFHS... more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

About 7 years ago, I almost went to this house when my first daughter was almost born premature. Thank goodness that the doctors at U.N.M were able to prevent that from happening and saved my daughter. But while there, the doctors told us about the Ronald... more »

  hutchwest wrote:

I have been volunteering with Imagine LA and have been through its mentor training program. Imagine LA's program really works. Mentor teams help families learn skills and habits that help the families get back on their feet after being homeless and experiencing... more »

  shonie0318 wrote:

Bright eyes does excellent work. I love the personal touch of professionalism they offer in this industry of work. more »

  solectrica wrote:

The construction company hired by this corporation has total diregard for the neighbors peace and security. This corporation blocked the entrance of properties around the construction site and affected clientele visiting nextdoor buisinesses and vehicular... more »

  Diana wrote:

I have seen Colorado AIDS Project support many individuals through rough times by assisting them to meet their basic needs of shelter, food, and a feeling of worth. The agency has proven to be a fiscally responsible charity as well as holdngnhigh standards... more »

  EarlCummins wrote:

Nonbiased group who seem to care about the citizens of this city! Helpful and caring, they genuinely are interested in the public's welfare. more »

  stanh1964 wrote:

It has been a while since I bought my home from this "nonprofit". I was told three major lies along the way. First off, the house was advertised as 3,000 square feet, when it was actually 2,500. I was told the note was at 8%. It was at 9%. We really loved... more »

  Roger Martindill wrote:

It is so great to see a CEO or Administrator not take compensation for an organization that is suppose to be philanthropic; my question is always where is there heart for the cause, rather than putting there hand into the pocket of all those little donors... more »

  jwd3sons50yahoo.com wrote:

Our charity is designed to build tiny home villages and apartment conplexes for the Vetrans, Mentally Suffering, Handy Cap, Poor, Disabled and African Americans. We are try to develop a retreat for tos for example with the war in their brain, With our... more »

  grandmacandy wrote:

I have been leading groups of men, women and teens down to Living Hope International since 2000. I am currently planning on my 14th trip with a team for Sept. and so looking forward to it. The experiences a person encounters from visiting the children... more »

  amccreedy wrote:

Open Arms Housing provides a safe and permanent home to the most vulnerable neighbors in our community. There is no other program like Open Arms Housing in Washington, DC. The sixteen women served by the organization have experienced devastating life... more »

  SWPV wrote:

I set up my donation with Jason, and he was great to work with. The deconstruct team, Dylan and Thomas, were equally as great. They called to give me a heads-up before they arrived, and once they did, they got right to work. They were focused, efficient,... more »