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  clarktmabey wrote:

Wonderful organization. They give students the opportunity to do international humanitarian service, after they earn the rite by providing much service at home. They partner with other service organizations making any donations go farther then they... more »

  Maurya wrote:

Mission Guatemala is providing much-needed support for the poorest of the poor in Guatemala. With a newly-opened clinic and day care center, this organization is providing Christ-centered care by meeting physical and day-to-day needs. Tom Heaton and... more »

  Andrew Jernigan wrote:

As a long time donor/supporter I can vouch for the extreme integrity and fruit of their work in Africa and beyond. They run a tight ship with remarkably low operations/admin costs! Highly recommend them! more »

  Writer wrote:

I accidentally stumbled onto the Elliott Advocacy Web site when I was desperately trying to communicate with Choice Hotels. It was the best "stumble" I ever had.After my husband, Tim, spent one night at a Quality Inn hotel in Pleasant View, TN,... more »

  sarahagnes wrote:

You will have trouble believing how creative and powerful this nonprofit is! In 1995 Bart Weetjens was exploring solutions for the global landmine problem. As a rat pet owner, he came across a publication using gerbils as scent detectors. Rats, intelligent,... more »

  rajat malik wrote:

Its is a very active ngo and has helped me save my servant's life. I am thankful to them and may god bless them. more »

  toneta wrote:

I have lived and worked in this community for 30 years. During this time I have met many families and are aware of their educational, economic, spiritual, and political needs. This goes hand in hand with the mission that the Women's Intercultural Center... more »

  wood wrote:

Elaine Uchtman Poggi started this admirable foundation some years ago, utilizung her own especially beautiful photographs to enliven normally sterile hospital rooms, corridors, and waiting areas. Her exceptional photographs of both scenery and people... more »

  EBuchman wrote:

RAJE is a wonderful organization helping children of Russian-Jewish immigrants to reacquire their Jewish identity. I encountered RAJE a few years ago and, since then, became their ardent supporter. It is heart-warming to watch young teenagers rediscovering... more »

  dldest wrote:

I volunteered this past Martin Luther King Day at the Phila., PA site. It was an amazing experience. The whole process was so thought out and went smoothly. I was able to do this with my 7 year old son which made the concept of helping kids who have... more »

  grandmalj wrote:

I was raised on positive thinking and giving to others. When I discovered Modest Needs, I knew I'd found a charity worthy of my limited resources. I've been disabled for nearly 20 years, but I make sure my small donation goes monthly to this resourceful... more »

  jburns wrote:

As a volunteer over the past eight years, I have experienced many lives changed by the generosity of donors and the committed, passionate staff of NRC. The volunteer work focuses on providing scholarship support and mentoring for American Indian/Alaskan... more »

  revAsmooth wrote:

The people of Lighthouse Inc and Heaventrain make it a special place. The volunteers, the staff, and the children are some of the most dedicated you will ever meet. The ministry has been going strong for 30 years and has been called the best kept secret... more »

  anonymous wrote:

Keren Simchas helps needy families have the wedding of their dream. Devorah Benjamin works endless nights organizing the hall, food, decorations band and so on. If not for Keren Simchas my parents would not have been able to afford my wedding. Devorah... more »

  wasupwida wrote:

I had been abused by my former "pastor" for years. When it came out, someone told me about The Hope of Survivors and I went to their website where I found an incredible amount of information that immediately helped me and my husband begin to cope... more »

  susan32 wrote:

We searched for an organization that helped children and their families (regardless of their personal religious beliefs) based on their needs of daily survival, education and human rights. We found ChildFund International to meet & exceed all our expectations. For... more »

  Amelia89 wrote:

The weather changes all the time! I was here during a change in seasons but it can get very cold at night and when the sun comes out in the day it gets warm! I learned that I must have patience with the new culture and my job . It took me a while... more »

  Ken D. wrote:

I learned about the Travis Manion Foundation from a Marine I was helping during his transition to civilian life. He subsequently went to work for the Foundation when it opened the San Diego office, and I've had the pleasure of helping out on a number... more »

  StartOffSmart wrote:

Joshuas Heart Foundation has been true to their word in helping communities combat hunger. They called to ask if our organization would like to distribute beverages to our clients, we said yes, and the delivered! Looking forward to working with a Foundation... more »

  annette wrote:

I am a volunteer with Assistance League of Kansas City. I am amazed at the committment of the volunteers and the impact of their good work in Kansas City. ALKC is making a difference in the lives of children and families in Kansas City through several... more »

  Sandy32 wrote:

InMotion is helping my mom to have justice and I could do anything that is my power to serve or voulnteer this Great Organization, they stand up for an abuse women rights, I am very thankful to them. more »

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... more »

  flatin wrote:

I have been volunteering for UCP Central PA for the past six years in various capacities. I help with special event set-up, implementation, and clean-up, and with various maintenance or office projects as necessary. The volunteers at UCP are an essential... more »

  chaplin wrote:

I knew Marci and Peter Bossow as college students and bore with them as they suffered through Pete's battle with cancer. In the waning days of his life, they were laying the groundwork for an organization that would provide relief for scores of cancer... more »

  jellyfishwishes wrote:

My 7 year old daughter has a charitable organization, and we are not non-profit just yet. However, we have come across Hannah's Treasure Chest, during some of our events, and we absolutely adore this place. They serve needy local, and I know many people... more »

  Mary-Jo Bradshaw wrote:

I'm constantly surprised at the quality and extent of the services offered by the dedicated staff of All Peoples Community Center. The leadership is still committed to the founding vision - lovingly and respectfully meeting the specific needs identified... more »

  Tikvah wrote:

Recently I joined Nechema on their deployment in the Atlanta, Georgia area following the flash floods that occurred there in early October. The day began with helping to do the final spray washing and sterilizing of a home that had already been cleared.... more »

  tracy hogan wrote:

Marin Adopt a Family is one non-profit where I can give and know my gift makes a direct impact. My husband and I helped distribute Christmas gifts to the underserved in our community last year. We saw, first-hand their joy and sincere appreciation.... more »

  SJeanneH wrote:

Our daughter was sexually assaulted. One positive moment during that horrific evening was when she was handed a kit containing a change of clothing and a hygiene kit so she could shower, brush her teeth, etc. In the kit was a piece of paper that said,... more »

  Gerry F. wrote:

As an Ignatian Volunteer, I had the opportunity to work with the poorest of the poor - homeless pregnant women who have the courage to give their baby the gift of life. It was an opportunity to "be" there for them and to meet them where they are as they... more »

  SNathan wrote:

Wigs 4 Kids and Maggie are the best. There is no other way to put how important they were to my 6 year old daughter when she was diagnosed with cancer. The wig they provided Haley was so important to her recovery and self esteem as she was going through... more »

  Mckensey17 wrote:

My son was severely injured in Afghanistan, thankfully he survived. He spent months in the hospital at Walter Reed on Ward 57. There were wonderful volunteers that helped to make his time there a little better for him and for me (I stayed with him for... more »

  Terry wrote:

JFS has been a tremendous help to many people in need as their lives are disrupted and turned upside down by sudden job losses. JFS helps to provide direction and stability at the very time when it is most needed. The weekly meetings give people a chance... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful organization that truly just wants to serve others and help the communities in Hampton Roads help each other. more »

  volunteerval wrote:

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

  Boud wrote:

For those of us grieving, this site hits it on the nail. It talks and shares grief attacks experiences and how others have gotten thru this. I was drowning in pain and this site; specially its section on grief attacks was a gift from god more »

  FCB wrote:

Before joining the board, I served as a volunteer and participant at various EHP events. Helping families in need in my community is truly rewarding, and I can't imagine not being involved in some capacity with charitable work. I am very happy to have... more »

  smatthews2 wrote:

SCA was a pioneer in the field of aging over 35 years ago. The vision to capture the experience, wisdom and volunteer capacity of older adults was 20 years ahead of its time. Now, 58 active centers are in the network. Survey data from across the network... more »

  fedfrey wrote:

We became involved as donors in AAP about 5 years ago. As the years have passed, we have seen what a huge contribution this charity makes to the community. It is amazing that AAP operates with only two paid staffers and that the rest are volunteers. Because... more »

  The_Factor wrote:

Our church group St Francis Builds spent a week learning Sioux customs/traditions while helping to repair 2 houses on the Pine Ridge Reservation. It was a wonderful learning experience while we could also give something of ourselves. Go for it! more »

  Rebecca146 wrote:

The first word that comes to mind when I think of the Annie Ruth Foundation is empowerment. They believe that empowering individuals can empower a community. The foundation promotes education and helping individuals to be the best that they can be. Keep... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is one of the greatest charities I've ever had the privilege to be involved with. The whole focus of the staff is on the mission to help female childhood sexual abuse survivors heal. They live their mission and make it so you can't help but talk... more »

  Ironwood wrote:

Patrick de Haan truly encompasses the heart of Santa Claus. He and his team of elves have made such a difference to my students and our community at Ironwood Elementary School. For the past three years we've had the privilege of having Santa come to our... more »

  Sibelia wrote:

Counselor who I saw was fine, the unlicensed one who saw my teen son was a loose cannon, did not get consultation from supervisor before he acted impulsively to break confidentiality. Created lots of difficulty for my family. Supervisor met with me... more »

  Kat_10 wrote:

BEWARE!!! The director of this organization, Jeffrey, puts on a show for the media in order to secure grandure for himself. I have personally seen him turn away homeless, hungry youth from events where there was a bounty of extra food and clothing because... more »

  joe.advancedair wrote:

Very pleased to work with Baker Industries. Baker Industries is eager to help individuals who need it. It has been a wonderful experience to work with them. more »

  RJ235 wrote:

Who says crime and poverty have to go hand in hand! I have been a police officer in the city of St Paul for many years working in the Ames Lake area. For years and years, the Ames Lake Neighborhood was one of the worst places to live or in my case,... more »

  experiencethegospel@gmail.com wrote:

Begun in 2005 as a ministry to rural Uganda, ROWAN seeks to transform and empower AIDS victims to a state of spiritual strength and economic independence. Current 30+ adults attend the Adult Literacy Program, the Mawanga Medical Clinic impacts a rural... more »

  runningacrossthesky wrote:

I spent time at CVI's Lukome Centre in Northern Uganda during June, 2010. I can't think of a more powerful experience in my life. ChildVoice is a Christian organization that works to rehabilitate former child soldiers - young women who were abducted at... more »

  sheilaking wrote:

SSV is one of the few nonprofits that provide our Veterans , wounded warriors and their families a holistic approach to reintegration. They are a national fully service agency for providing Veterans assistance in filing their VA claims or appealing their... more »

  GNPTester wrote:

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  laurhlav wrote:

Dreams for Kids is an awesome place to work because not only are you gaining real world experience but you are also helping to create a great change. It is inspirational to see the hard work of all the staff come together for events and conferences. Also,... more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

These guys are telemarketers, they just keep calling you forever, change your number, move! more »

  SNAPPIN MINISTRIES wrote:

Time and time again I have seen the volunteers of this organization offer powerful compassion with small gestures of kindness to parents of kids with special needs. It warms my heart to see this highly neglected population given hope and encouragement... more »

  Jane W. wrote:

Listen to the interview with Jaime Walton founder of the Wayne Foundation at www.smodcast.com/sminterview to understand what its all about. Then i defy you not to believe this is an essential non profit organisation. They are helping the lost and... more »

  Dalia wrote:

This is a great non-profit that stays true to its mission. The volunteers of Horse Hugs take adorable miniature horses to visit the sick and the elderly. These visits can really make a difference and cheer up people who feel ill or lonely. The... more »

  Dennis B.4 wrote:

An amazing organization dedicated to the health and recovery of veterans, active duty, and their families. Passionate volunteers provide free yoga and meditation classes throughout the country. Based on science, the Veterans Yoga Project has objectively... more »

  dekof2013 wrote:

LOVE! LOVE! LOVE this place! The staff is super friendly and the merchandise is fantastic! I have come across so many great treasures here and it's very inexpensive. Why would I want to pay $30 for a shirt when I can get at the Assistance... more »

  idikiy wrote:

I joined TEAK in 7th grade and with the help of their wonderful program and staff, got into the Collegiate School in New York, a prestigious all-boys preparatory school. Their Summer Institute was extremely helpful in preparing me for high school, and... more »

  borneo wrote:

My experience working together (I am the housing director at a non-profit in Midwood, Brooklyn) with the this superb organization has been tremendous. The level of dedication of the staff and of the central office is to be emulated. This organization... more »

  Rosalynd06 wrote:

We are so grateful to Greystone! Our baby was born with Down syndrome that caused a heart defect. After her birth I got sick so my husband took off from work to help me with the baby and our son. I got better but the baby got sick and neither of us were... more »

  larc wrote:

I joined Assistance League seven years ago as a way to make new friends after moving to Norman. I got involved with Operation School Bell immediately and continue to volunteer with this vitally important outreach. As a retired teacher, I know how important... more »

  ReneeF wrote:

My family and I love what the HOPE Foundation does for our community. We have been involved with it for the past couple of years with food drives, packing lunches, Christmas in the City and distributing lunches. Each time we volunteered we got so much... more »

  philly19 wrote:

I had never thought about the need for socks, until I saw one of the homeless guys in Philly on crutches. I thought that he had been hit by a car, but he shared that he had simply worn wet socks for much much too long and his feet were rotting. I gave... more »

  bravo29_98 wrote:

I have been sending packages and letters to men and women serving in our Armed Forces for about 5 years through Anysoldier.com. Marty Horn and his family started this site in order to provide an avenue for the general public to send care packages and... more »

  Good Action Foundation wrote:

I've been involved with Good Action for 3 years as a Board Member and as an advocate. It is very effective in promoting a mutually enriching relationship between sponsors and the needs of people. more »

  craig newmark wrote:

Hey, the Iraq & Afghanistan Veterans of America get real stuff done for vets, like educational and medical benefits. On a daily basis, they support vets, and provide means for them to help each other out. If you're serious about supporting vets,... more »

  LippertLodge wrote:

The Kellermann Foundation has grown over the years from one couple with a vision to improve the lives of the Batwa people of Uganda by opening a small 2-person clinic into a 112-bed hospital and development program that reaches as many as 100,000 of the... more »

  lpiraino wrote:

We adopted our family dog, Phoebe, from Red Paw. Phoebe's previous owner was the victim of a fire, and Phoebe was housed with foster families and in a kennel for over six months. Red Paw and their volunteers took incredibly good care of her - she is very... 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 »

  maureen4 wrote:

Having been connected with the Goodie Two Shoes event for over 7 years now, I have seen from an observer's point of view just how this event impacts the children of Nevada. I know what its like not to have the coolest shoes or even a new pair of shoes... more »

  Kevin M.7 wrote:

This is a very trustworthy organization, we know Lisa and Carlos personally. They are very strong Christians and I highly recommend supporting them! more »

  Rob_4 wrote:

The Mission of the Urban Muslim Minority Alliance (UMMA) Center is to empower the lives of underprivileged individuals in Lake County by providing educational support and community resources. I've been involved with the UMMA Center since 2006. I started... more »

  jsak111 wrote:

The Fort Worth HOPE Center is an organization that "Fights Hunger and Feeds HOPE" They fight hunger by distributing food three times a week to families and Seniors whose income falls in the TEXCAP poverty income guidelines. They average providing groceries... more »

  mistoll wrote:

What a great resource! The only agency in the US that provides free multidisciplinary second opinions. Instead of just one doctor from one discipline reviewing medical records, thesecondopinion provides 4 to 6 doctors from different specialties and from... more »

  My Assistance Dog Inc. wrote:

The Sunshine Foundation’s sole purpose is to answer the dreams of chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged and abused children ages three to eighteen, whose families cannot fulfill their requests due to financial strain that the child’s... more »

  cafishski wrote:

PSCH, now WellLife Network, continues to stand out for the excellence, care and passion they bring to their work. This is a trustworthy organization worthy of any support you can give them! more »

  Trish wrote:

The longer I am a member of The Silver Star Families of America, the more Joy I feel in my heart. Whether it be presenting Silver Star Banners and Certificates to a Purple Heart Recipient, or knowing I can contact my state Senator to help out a wonderful... more »

  spncrsmommy wrote:

Without this organization I don't know where we would be in terms of diapering our children. My youngest had a bad reaction to disposables and we could no longer afford to buy them. It was coming to down to having to choose between what bills to pay and... more »

  daphne0316 wrote:

My daughter was in the hospital waiting for a heart transplant when I cam across this foundation. They do not give away money or help with shelter, instead they offer something a bit more personal to each patient. I filled in the information about my... more »

  aamuhammad wrote:

I have known about Al Maun Fund for a couple of years now. I first heard about it from someone I know who had been helped by Al Maun. The work they do is phenomenal. And unlike some groups, they provide more than financial assistance. They are kind and... more »

  matthew gemello wrote:

The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County is exceptional in all respects. It serves a fundamental function in today's society, largely ensuring that an under-represented (if not un-represented) segment of society has access to effective legal resources.... more »

  Michelle W.3 wrote:

Savvy Giving by Design is an incredible organization that brings light to the darkness that is childhood cancer. This org creates the most beautiful rooms that are not only stunning, but functional for these kids and their families as they face their... more »

  Integrity Honesty wrote:

While Birch has a wonderful impact on the community and those it serves there are many people skills it is lacking. The treatment of all volunteers is generally good but on some occasions the behavior of the director especially and sometimes specific... more »

  CLE8 wrote:

Alway cordial comunications and polite updates on their needs and activites. Much needed for our native youths. Please add to your charity giving too? more »

  Nitin M. wrote:

Proud to be a part of this amazing non-profit organization where 100% of the donations go towards feeding and providing shelter to the homeless, support education for underprivileged, and help the victims of natural disaster across the world. more »

  Matthew C.6 wrote:

As a church leader, I have interacted with a variety of parachurch organizations. None have impressed me as much as COSILoveYou. Rather than trying to replace the church, they serve as a bridge between the church and the community. They have helped us... more »

  Jennifer V.1 wrote:

Gracias a esta organizacion muchos pacientes en el Hospital Central de Valencia, incluyendome, nos vimos beneficiados con un almuerzo muy nutritivo ya que muchas de estas personas no cuentan con los recursos para una alimentacion balanceada. more »

  Juliann C.1 wrote:

This is an awesome non profit group I've received wristbands and donated them to my daughters second grade class the kids loved them heir was even enough to go out to all second graders. I love this group thank you for all the support ❤️ more »

  SueN54 wrote:

This is such a great organization. I have worked with some amazing students who are so grateful for the opportunity to learn/improve their English. To see their progress and know you had a part in it is truly gratifying. What also makes this organization... more »

  Beth169 wrote:

I've been a volunteer with this "family" for almost a year, and it has really opened my eyes to the struggles of some of our veterans! Watching them bond with their service dogs as they progress through their training is amazing. I am very proud to help... more »

  Andy22 wrote:

Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting post-911 Wounded Warriors through the game of golf as part of their rehabilitation. We run golf clinics, supply equipment and provide golf experiences that help... more »

  mcor wrote:

I worked for People for Guatemala in 2010 as an interpreter. During my time with them I learned a lot about Guatemala, the culture, and the many challenges indigenous communities face. I also learned a lot about community development work, and the many... more »

  Karin24 wrote:

Blessings in Disguise is dedicated and passionate about providing temporary assistance to middle class people who have fallen on hard times due to job loss, health conditions or other set-backs, I know of specific instances where board members have worked... more »

  ovlm55 wrote:

Kitty city made it possible for me to trap, spay/neuter and return many hundreds of feral cats. more »

  Randy C.1 wrote:

I was down and out facing years of prison and i joined We Are Living Proof as an alternative. The results were amazing. Now i am married and have my own house and life free from addiction. Could not have done it without the guidance and support of We... more »

  T.S. Smith wrote:

I've been a supporter of the GO Campaign for several years, and have delighted to see their scope and impact expand steadily both in terms of results on the ground and results amongst the youth donors they cultivate. It's an excellent example of how... more »

  Professional-Care wrote:

SVS supports a variety of programs that enhance the lives of seniors in our county. They are the parent organization for the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program that recruits senior volunteers and helps find meaningful volunteer assignments throughout... more »

  malwarwick wrote:

A friend had been trying to persuade me to join him on the board of READ. I wasn't interested. Finally, he managed to seat me at a dinner next to Toni Neubauer, READ's amazing founder. By the time dinner was over, I was sold. I joined the board soon thereafter... more »

  Karen179 wrote:

This is a group that is so needed in society today. we have a plethora of priests who are in trouble as well as priests who have been falsely accused of sexual abuse. Opus Bono Sacerdotii is a godsend for these priests, supporting them, helping them with... more »

  missthingg wrote:

I has always been my dream to work with underprivileged youth. I was looking for an organization where I could volunteer my time doing just that. I saw that Beautiful Spirited Women were doing things within the community, so I decided to volunteer. ... more »

  assist wrote:

I found the Northern Virginia Assistance League to be rewarding, satisfying and fun while benefitting those we serve. The original Founder Ann Banning's philosophy "To act as a friend at any and all times to men, and women and children in need of care,... more »

  Laura Savage wrote:

I am sad to say that American Cancer Society gives money to Planned Parenthood. I don't know why many cancer fighting organizations give to a an organization that offers high-dose hormonal contraception containing dangerous carcinogenic chemicals. In... more »

  AlisonC wrote:

I have been involved with ESR for over 5 years. They are to be commended for the service that they have provided in our community for 50 years!! The agency is highly regarded by the entire community. The management staff does an incredible job of continuing... more »

  ChildNeuro wrote:

I have worked with Ms Dennis and assisted her in many speaking events over the last two years. Her passion and dedication to Schizencephaly and helping families is evident in everything she does. It is an honor to continue woring with her and... more »

  Writer wrote:

WCS does amazing work with children and has a patient and loving staff. more »

  Cancer Fighter wrote:

It is a blessing to volunteer for such an organization as the American Cancer Society. The society gives you all the resources you need to be successful, including the knowledge to understan why we do what we do. The work of the American Cancer Society... more »

  Lisa G.14 wrote:

This is an amazing group that provides hope, strength and support for the whole family facing childhood cancer. Everyone there has been touched by their own child having cancer. It’s a special group that truly understands and care. more »

  kevinwaynewalton wrote:

Volunteering with the Foundation For Women Warriors nonprofit has changed my life. As the husband of a Woman Warrior, I saw first hand the unique contributions women service members make. I also saw the unique challenges they face. Volunteering with... more »

  Mike A.4 wrote:

This is an organization I truly believe in. They started out with very little and have worked so hard to help the less fortunate. I admire them so much. If ever a missionary organization was worth of help it's GSG Missions!!! more »

  jnelson342 wrote:

I have been working with the great staff of Junior Blind for over three years as a leadership trainer and executive coach. Their services to this precious population are exceptional as are their leaders and management team. more »

  ChiBeCause wrote:

We have collaborated with Viet Dreams on numerous projects and we couldn't thank Viet Dreams enough for their hard-work & dedication. Their process is very transparent. Donors & partners are recognized publicly & they feel well connected to the projects... more »

  samalavi wrote:

Moms Against Poverty is a phenomenal organization. They are women-led, and their programs have both breadth and integrity, something that is difficult for international relief organizations to achieve. It really is "all about the children". 90% of all... more »

  Judy98 wrote:

I have been a member for a little over a year in this all volunteer philanthropic organization. The success of these like-minded, committed and caring members is phenomenal. In 2013, we clothed over 3,500 students in USD 259, supported 355 victims of... more »

  Stephen S. wrote:

Excellent Charity and cause. Members do not collect salary so all proceeds go directly to helping the children. more »

  Darla wrote:

I am a board director for the Human Services Center (HSCC). I am proud to be associated with all of the talented and committed board directors, volunteers, interns, and staff. When I began my career at Auberle in 1989, the HSCC was one of the first... more »

  tmnorfleet wrote:

This organization always looks for new and innovate ways to assist women who are trying to get back into the working world, or establish themselves in the working environment. This organization truly cares about the well-being of each and every client.... more »

  ACAS wrote:

I have attended a few of HTR's nonprofit events and I really like how it was put together for the people. Healing Thru Rhythm makes people happy and helps with weight loss for the community more »

  Ian Dogole wrote:

I have been a very active volunteer for Bread & Roses for more than five years, performing on average about one show per month. I have visited juvenile halls, jails, drug & alcohol rehab facilities, facilities for youth with learning disabilities and... more »

  vj5150 wrote:

I’m of Polynesian descent, and I’m so proud of AMU for reaching out to Polynesian communities with support and awareness in the many avenues of life. The dedication of AMU is astounding!! School supplies, backpacks and other school essentials, food... more »

  ed25 wrote:

HELPING HANDS, inc. first got my attention when a good friend of mine and her husband were going thru some really ROUGH times...he had a terminal diagnosis and she was trying to keep the family with small children in their home...Phyllis Byrd (founder)... more »

  iamjasonharper wrote:

Alliance for Compassion and Education Development is phenomenal nonprofit that is making a great impact on urban students. They are strategic in their mission. They are transparent in their finance process. They are an organization that is a great... more »

  MissTameko wrote:

My started going to A Vision to Empower about a year ago when he was in the 3rd grade. I was referred to Ebony Woods by someone who works with the DOE. My son attends Success Academy. They were attempting to get him special education resources.... more »

  Monirul I. wrote:

I am really proud to be a part of this wonderful organization. They are working hard to change people's life. Last year, I met a widow who received a cow from Projects for Humanity. She earns 40,000 taka (local currency) per year, therefore she does not... more »

  clarkeman wrote:

Very impressive! Can't wait until the construction is finished to see the final facility. Helping many men, teaching them different things, banking, financial affairs, spiritual and education. I know some of the success stories and totally endorse... more »

  Zac C. wrote:

In 2006 as a young Marine I was deployed to Iraq with the founders son. During that deployment we lost 14 brothers to combat. America 4r Marines has tirelessly worked to build a monument in their honor at the headquarters of our unit on Camp Lejeune,... more »

  Jerome_L wrote:

When people think about rats in history they probably think about plague, poverty and epidemics and I was basically one of them. And one day I discovered Apopo in a documentary; Even now, when I'm writing these words, I'm smiling, thinking about how this... more »

  Whitsauce wrote:

Love this organization and the group of people behind it! As the International Missions Director for a Humanitarian Relief Organization I have had the privilege of working closely with EMite on one of their projects. I so appreciate their approach of... more »

  Dede C. wrote:

Beautiful farm with lots of rescued animals. You can tell how much these animals are loved and cared for upon arrival. The farm is clean, the acreage gorgeous, all the animals friendly and inquisitive. My son and I spent an afternoon recently at Black... more »

  daknicks73 wrote:

I was introduced to the Recovery Survival Network while in the county jail and expected it to be like the other agencies i had encountered. I was pleasently surprised to find that they were truly concerned about my life going forward and not just interested... more »

  serving-our-heroes wrote:

This is an amazing nonprofit that serves our countries wounded warriors and their adversely affected family members by providing free air transportation for specialized medical care, counseling and rehabilitation services. They have provided over 14,200... more »

  Umm Layla wrote:

Baabun Nasr has been a bless to many in the Philadelphia Area and the surrounding areas as well. The staff take every case walks through their doors seriously. The staff treats every one with respect and makes everyone feel special. more »

  Ali T. wrote:

My fiance is deployed with Kilo Battery 3rd Batallion 11th Marines. Jessica was so helpful when I contacted her, she sent a carepackage for his birthday that contained some of the comforts of home as well as a fitness/wellness carepackage. Alot of the... more »

  drobidas wrote:

My first experience with SSFOH was in June of 2011. I donated money for water. I got more involved with the foundation and now I am a board member. I have not found any other foundations/charities that your donation will go 100% to a specific cause (IE:... more »

  PastorMark wrote:

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

  Marleen wrote:

As a community and program developer, I know the importance of "belonging" and "community." The Copernicus Center, through the support of the Foundation, has enriched more than just the Jefferson Park area. Its programming reaches residents throughout... more »

  DMiller682 wrote:

Soup n Share outreach program is an incredible community based organization! Having had an opportunity to volunteer my time and talents, I’ve found an organization dedicated to addressing the various needs of the Greater St. Louis area. There hyper... more »

  lmfbpics wrote:

Sock'n It! in Jeanerette, Louisiana, is bringing happier smiles to feet across the nation! 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 »

  bjg1951 wrote:

I have known the founder of this nonprofit for several years. In this difficult economy she had a goal of helping the poorest amongst us find a way to produce their own food. She began with distributing free fruit and nut trees and also seeds -- all of... more »

  Becky2012 wrote:

I volunteer for Foodmobile and delivered food to an 84 year-old-widow who had been in bad health most of her life. A back problem forced her to stay in her home most of the time. She told me she had been a very social person, was always going places,... more »

  SHAZAM wrote:

I have found the only, and wish to remark, the only person on this our earth who sincerely is making every human understand that PEACE is the only unswer to all the problems produced by man, his name is Prem Rawat, also known as Maharaji. At the age of... more »

  Olive wrote:

Praise the Lord since I have been attending the Worshipfest Conferences for the past 12 year, I encounter learining more about myself and understanding myself through the word of God as a single mother, were I am more confident about my speaking in large... more »

  teeeach wrote:

I found Elijah rising when I was seeking the truth about human trafficking. I listened to all of the current podcasts and became a supporter because I honor their practices of a- prayer driven (non-denominational), non -judgmental, wrap around healing... more »

  lukerodgers wrote:

I haven’t been directly impacted by the org but I can see the way they are helping change lives. Not only do they teach veterans skills that can help them overcome symptoms such as loneliness and ptsd but they are also equipping them with the tools... more »

  Aislinn D. wrote:

The Mariposa DR Foundation really gives the young women an all around support system, empowering them to become leaders in their communities. It is amazing to see how the Foundation can bring together all types of people from Cabarete to work together... more »

  R.N. wrote:

I have worked with non-profit organizations for many years now, and I have never been so impressed with the sincerity, compassion, and dedication of an organization as I am with Zaman International. Anyone who gets involved with Zaman, whether as a client,... more »

  patriotIndian wrote:

This charity is run by hindu fundamentalist organisation RSS and VHS. They do a very good job of hiding this information from public residing outside India. If you want know more about them this may help. http://www.stopfundinghate.org/resources/news/0103SearchLight.htm Do... more »

  wellsoflifePete wrote:

I first met Nick Jordan, the founder of Wells Of Life, at a St. Patrick’s Day party in 2013. Since my full name is Peter Michael Patrick Callahan, I had consumed a few pops, I’ll admit that, and when Nick told me in his great Irish accent “if you... more »

  michaelalbrecht wrote:

Pause for Parents, Play for Kids began as one of those ideas that everyone talks about but no one believes could actually happen. Giving the overextended families of children with disabilities a few hours of respite from their ever present caretaking... more »

  Rick R.6 wrote:

I started at WeCAN as a volunteer jobs counselor. One of the folks I helped had some background in carpentry, so I helped him apply for a job at Home Depot. Two days later, he came through our front door and asked our receptionist “What does the number... more »

  Sarah S. wrote:

I have been a UCM donor for the last year because I believe that the work that they do is powerfully important. I learned about UCM through idealist.org and their website, but to truly understand the scope of what they do, you really have to talk to... more »

  robert6 wrote:

After working with OSD for several months, I continue to discover new depths of caring, and giving to the homeless veteran community in middle Tennessee. This is truly a passionate, caring group of individuals who work tirelessly to get these deserving... more »

  barneydogsmum wrote:

I have been volunteering with Clothed By Faith since the Tax day flooding, it is a fantastic organization, the hearing the stories that our clients tell and the difference that the bag of clothing we provide to them, makes in their lives is heart... more »

  TWillerup wrote:

When you see someone take the great idea of encourage community growth and run with it at lightning speed you can only grab a corner and hang on. For All Ages, Inc is doing just that. In the current world of elderly isolution and youth isolation due... more »

  Winnie Fafard L. wrote:

I have personally witnessed the accomplishments of Project Harambee by traveling to Kenya a few years ago and bringing with me medication desperately needed by HIV patients living in the slums of Nairobi. Harambee is about giving families in Africa a... more »

  pmarquis wrote:

A wonderful organization that is making a significant difference in the lives of hundreds of children and families in America and Africa! Their ability to collaborate with multiple organizations like churches and other nonprofits has helped their programs... more »

  AALM wrote:

Oohs N Coos is a non profit that help children and parents in need. It is one of the few charities I have actually won diapers and baby gears on the Facebook page. Thank you oohs n coos for making people smile! more »

  bmtwells wrote:

A credible and inspiring organization that is transparent, knowledgable and survivor and law enforcement informed. They do great work in offering survivors of trafficking communication and confidence skills through professional and personal development... more »

  hkassa wrote:

A glimpse of light & hope in this time of darkness - that is what Mebriata Childrens Foundation Inc. is for Tigray especially at this time. Thank you for all that you have done & continue to do! God bless you!!! more »

  RAW_BTTM wrote:

DIRECTORS ARE USING INCOME/ASSETS FOR PERSONAL GAIN ORGANIZATION REFUSED TO DISCLOSE OR PROVIDE A COPY OF FORM 990 ORGANIZATION FAILED TO REPORT EMPLOYMENT, INCOME, OR EXCISE TAX LIABILITY PROPERLY ORHANIZATION ENGAGED IN DECEPTIVE OR IMPROPER... more »

  sdgramatan wrote:

Seems to cover all areas - great generous help with both support for practical daily living (such as finding aides and arranging rides to appointments or events) and for fun and social activities to keep the elderly engaged (lunches, movies, lectures,... more »

  vegan-man wrote:

I was anticipating just to meet Donna Stumpf but instead was given the royal tour of the entire facility and wow, and what a facility the AHANM is! The facility supports animals lives in ways that I did not even imagine a facility could. For example,... more »

  59virginia wrote:

Operation Bandanas is a great ministry that individuals, groups, or churches can do. You can buy the Psalms 91 bandanas and send them to troops as they are deployed or you can make this a ministry partnerhsip with your church and Operation Bandanas.... more »

  Kneeshe P. wrote:

The opportunity that PPN has help to be the meaningful impact for the virtual world has been phenomenal!!! The collaboration with Missouri, Florida, Las Vegas , Ohio, Virgina and soon you come many more great leaders!!! When 1 Wins We All Win” Their... more »

  naomifiju wrote:

This is the best club any African immigrant can join. more »

  Sue211 wrote:

As President of this outstanding organization, I take pride in leading this all-volunteer group of 350 women who provided more than 57,000 volunteer hours last year. Our 12 philanthropic programs serve children, seniors, veterans, and victims of abuse.... 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 »

  Tony S. wrote:

AMPHS Volunteer Experience I started working at AMPHS while applying to residency. I had graduated medical school, but did not start my residency right away. I found AMPHS through their association with the Medical Reserve Corp of the United... more »