Find Human Services Nonprofits and Charities

  Maryalice24 wrote:

The Family Heritage Foundation, Inc. is an organization that serves the community well. It is a vital resource for families, particularly those who are learning to live in a new country. FHF strives to be the angels on earth who see the needs of adults... more »

  wyn10 wrote:

Imagine if you will a black father to newborn twins looking for work to help support them. A professional with over 10 years of experience working with children and adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in the public school setting,... more »

  Tishiema L. wrote:

DCPC is a place where women are supported and encouraged through their unplanned pregnancy. We offer emotional, spiritual and material support to the young men and women who are in need. more »

  ForGodAlone wrote:

I have had several wonderful opportunities to volunteer with Deaf Missions!!! :) My role has been to help prepare their newsletters for mailing. One of the projects they are currently working on is to translate the entire Bible into Sign Language, the... more »

  Francesca_C wrote:

Reimagining Independence for Adults with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities I give to Everas Community Services, an organization that supports individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities as well as sensory impairments through... more »

  BK4930 wrote:

VERY ACCOMMODATING , EFFICIENT AND EFFECTIVE. PLAN ON DONATING AGAIN! more »

  4455 wrote:

Outstanding Children’s Cancer charity. The fact that they are anonymous to the child when giving a gift or experience during their last phase of their life due to dying of cancer is so different and helps create that one more memory. The parents... more »

  Frances B.1 wrote:

This is a God- given entity! Personally, do not know what I would do without their help! more »

  Ellen75 wrote:

Dayspring does a wonderful job providing families with shelter, job interview and resume skills, transitional housing, and a transition program to permanent housing. They provide a caring environment, family dining and clothing, and bring in... more »

  Shuntika Pettibone wrote:

We have been affiliated with The Nonprofit Resource Center of Alabama for approximately 2 years. The service this organization provides is invaluable to our organization, the staff superb. We have called or emailed on several occasions for resource information... more »

  stephne wrote:

The Independent Living Center goes above and beyond to ensure that the needs of people with disabilities and chronic health problems in southwest Missouri receive the services they need. I have been extremely impressed by their willingness to help people... more »

  Kyoung23 wrote:

Great place to give back in a meaningful and relevant way. From gang prevention, scholarships and an urban leadership program this is the place to be in Tacoma! more »

  ServiceIllinois wrote:

May 2013 A referral was given to me by a volunteer at the Dometic Violence Clinic at 555 W Harrison, Courthouse for Domestic Violence Victims and Respondents. When I contacted Family Rescue I was literally sitting in the place where one would seek... more »

  Karen1969 wrote:

Donors Beware. Already a donor? Investigate where the money is going. more »

  Bob_47 wrote:

The contact information is over three years old. The people listed do not even work there anymore. The website isn't accurate, the 990's haven't been submitted in two years and the agency is in disarray. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Ensight Skills Center has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services with... more »

  Lynnsa wrote:

I was a volunteer at this organization for just over 5 years and although it does offer a lot of services for women, victims, and children, the management leaves a lot to be desired. Volunteer are often made to feel bad if they don't cover as many shifts... more »

  DevelopmentWWCM wrote:

Providing help to those in need in western Wake County since 1983. more »

  Monique_Morrissey wrote:

The Pension Rights Center counsels individuals and groups of workers on pension-related issues while also promoting secure defined benefit pensions in the policy arena. PRC was a convener of the Retirement USA initiative for "universal, secure and adequate"... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Beaver County Association for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low... more »

  Toco wrote:

Samaritan Counseling Center of Albuquerque has a wonderful history of service to the community. Staff, administrators and counselors are dedicated to providing compassionate and excellent care above and beyond. The board is so involved and committed... more »

  John wrote:

This is a well run organization, helping Quakers in the high country of Bolivia afford higher education, and for some to board in the city to complete their secondary education. The Bolivians are also expanding Alternatives to Violence (AVP) work in... more »

  auntiek wrote:

I attended one event after learning about WEDC and what they offer the community and local women striving for success. I enjoyed the event, the guest speaker, and knew the honorees - both hard-working businesswomen with integrity and staying-power. ... more »

  Jacqueline D. wrote:

DDM provides so many needed services for families affected by disability in the state of Georgia. Every service, activity and event is created with the highest standards. The annual conference, Opening New Worlds, is an opportunity for parents, professionals... more »

  Writer wrote:

Volunteering with DABC is a fulfilling and worthwhile experience. We get the opportunity to provide clients a valuable service while expanding our own tax knowledge. It is very rewarding to help people who are extremely low income avoid paying a predatory... more »

  smithnd wrote:

I attended a charity benefit for Nurturing Dreams Foundation. I was very impressed by the professional nature of the event, its organization and the number of items they had in the various auctions. It was really well done. This organization has its fundraising... more »

  Deserea Gloria M. wrote:

Helping Hands Inc is an incredible organization which I am glad to be a part of. HHI's mission in reaching children in impoverished areas globally is very different from other organizations of this kind, with many schools underway, and providing a place... more »

  familymatterstoo wrote:

My sister had a caregiver in a residential setting ,that was doing a wonderful job. Again she was just let go for no reason and we can't figure it out. Then found out WW-has policy that creates a high turnover by letting go groups of trained workers... more »

  jswindler wrote:

Glades Initiative is the agency that is responsive to the needs of the community and ensures that the community voice is at the table in the delivery of health and human services for its citizens. Glades Initiative is inclusive in its collaborate efforts.... more »

  1bobruth wrote:

Aloha, We have been helping the Veterans and the Homeless since 1997. (Please view our web page for more info at: songsofthechildren.org) We need help to stay on track. My wife and I have been the soul givers since we started this outreach. We... more »

  brosnan wrote:

Christie’s Place is a leading nonprofit organization that provides HIV/AIDS education, support, advocacy, and basic needs assistance. Transforming lives since 1996, they are the only organization in San Diego whose mission is dedicated to serving... more »

  khauswir wrote:

Heather Jack brought the Future Philanthropists Program to our school, Nativity Preparatory School of New Bedford, in 2011. Since, it has become a bedrock of our 8th grade curriculum. Our students absolutely love taking part in this thoughtful endeavor;... more »

  purpleinkwriter wrote:

Tempe Community Council is one of the most well-run and transparent nonprofits in the state of Arizona. Their financials are solid and they have a high level of community leadership from both the board and staff. more »

  mycoldhouse wrote:

Give2TheTroops is a worthwhile organization that works very hard to bring joy to our troops fighting overseas. The packages they send are outstanding and packed with care and love. These lift the spirits of those fighting for us and are very much appreciated. more »

  mejean wrote:

I have seen first hand how wonderful this organization is in action. When we visited their facility in Jerusalem, we were impressed with all the activities, including someone coming to borrow a wheelchair and a large wall of hand held supports which... more »

  Writer wrote:

Cross roads a organization u known to me,paid for my state of Georgia I'd card,that allowed me to get, my 1st job after I relocated, to this city....I just wanted to show my appreciation, and donate 100.00 dollars, to be used,to help others in need,and... more »

  lnmcdonald wrote:

I first became involved with Interfaith Action through my church and our concerns for the welfare of farmworkers. Through the years, I have been very impressed by the dedication, hard work and ability of the staff of IA and the many, many volunteers... more »

  AnnSomers wrote:

I am wowed by the innovative and cutting-edge work of The Family Partnership in changing lives in our community. The Family Partnership often works behind the scenes so may not be the headlines, but they have impact in every major story affecting children... more »

  LoveAintFree24 wrote:

services & medical services - the agency provides programing to the lgbtq community, from medical care, youth, senior and transgender at our various health and community centers. Metro also provides lgbtq+ diversity training to area schools, companies... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wish I could rate this higher. 100% of the donation goes to the family in need. 100%!!!!!! more »

  gingcristobal wrote:

IGLHRC was one of the driving force who supported LGBT activism in the Philippines, particularly in Manila during the time when most, if not all groups are young & still neophytes in doing LGBT rights work. IGLHRC extended it's service by helping... more »

  PR2006 wrote:

Outstanding Organization with dedicated professionals in the industry. more »

  Beatrix wrote:

North Georgia House Rabbit Society is a wonderful organization for rabbits and their humans. NGHRS is also a member of House Rabbit Society, an international rabbit rescue and education organization. Hop to it and support NGHRS and HRS! more »

  jeffnlewis wrote:

I have volunteered over the years with Bethel Bible Village. I fell in love with their work. So much, I took a pay cut and as of mid April, I am an employee. They do great work with trauma informed children from middle school through high school.... more »

  firstwnc wrote:

Thank you for allowing First of WNC to be the leaders they are as Community Navigators. They set the bar. Thank you for listening to Janet’s feedback, she speaks for many of us who want to see the world look, feel, and respond differently to our differently... more »

  Mary152 wrote:

Boys Hope Girls Hope is a fantastic organization and this chapter is no exception. Everyone on their staff is compassionate and dedicated to the success of each child that they serve through their homes. It's no wonder their volunteers and staff continue... more »

  disabilityadvocate504 wrote:

I went to a job interview and was offered services instead. This organization is unprofessional and sees disabled people as potential clients instead of employees. Shameful! more »

  Duane F. wrote:

Neighbors Together is a fantastic organization. They are so much more than a place that serves meals. They really empower the disenfranchised and help people turn their lives around. I'm most impressed by the level of care and respect they demonstrate.... more »

We offer spiritual, material and educational assistance to Catholics and people of all faiths in the nine northern counties of... more »

  Vincent_G wrote:

Christian Heritage Childrens Home is focused on establishing and supporting high quality foster homes for the large number of kids in the Nebraska foster care system. The Family Finding unit also has great success in finding previously unknown family... more »

  Michael U. wrote:

This organization is the best organization to help Special Ops Survivors cope with the loss of their spouse and assists them moving forward with their lives. This organization has helped over 250 Special Ops Survivors build a support group of spouse who... more »

  ACBY wrote:

The front line staff at KMH are generally very kind and caring people. They work hard to make sure residents are comfortable and happy. I had many positive interactions with staff members. The administration, however, does not care at all about the residents.... more »

  ajhh wrote:

Donating to People's Resource Center is easy and the options are varied. PRC communicates regularly with volunteers and donors to outline their immediate and on-going needs. There is always a way to help the organization to help others in our community.... more »

  KathiH wrote:

This organization, formerly known as Y-ME National Breast Cancer Organization, offers emotional support and information related to breast cancer. The centerpiece of the organization is the YourShoes Support Center, including the hotline at 1-800-221-2141,... more »

  Writer wrote:

ThePregnancy Help Center in Katy saves the lives of babies everyday! They are a wonderful, caring group of trained counsellors and volunteers led by Sue Leach. I can't possibly say enough about their heart for the unborn and the future mothers that they... more »

  jaybird wrote:

Their web site has no financial information about their 501c...usually not a good sign. more »

  Billfish wrote:

Lighthouse of the Big Bend has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and low vision services... more »

  Culture-Fluent wrote:

As a board member of Giving Children Hope and the head of the Next Gen Committee, I am immensely proud to be part of such an inspiring organization. Our mission to serve vulnerable families and children is not only impactful but also deeply fulfilling.... more »

  mcolvin wrote:

I lost a friend to domestic violence many years ago. One reason she didn't leave was because she couldn't figure out how to bridge that period after leaving the shelter and before achieving financial independence. I began volunteering with Of Home,... more »

  NonProfitSW wrote:

Unfortunately, the programs at this organization have changed for the worse. They do not meet the needs of the program participants and their families. Upper management is too focused on getting money that does not align with the types of services the... more »

  Concerned405 wrote:

Special Care has its perks, but also has its downside. Over the past 4 years, I have seen teachers come and go and have noticed a change in how management interacts with parents. Do they do a lot for the children? Yes, but it seems like everything else... more »

  saramoisan wrote:

Resource Depot is the BEST! Always so neat and organized, with a huge selection of donated, recycled, upcycled goodies. If you're an artist, teacher, homeschooler, crafter, or maker of any kind, you must check it out!! more »

  baldychutes wrote:

A Better LA trains and certifies ex gang members who, after a training curriculum, receive a LIcense to Operate back in the neighborhoods where they used to commit crimes. Because of their history, they have the respect of gang members and have been... more »

  Christie_A wrote:

I wanted to give back to a charity to enrich the lives of stroke survivors. The founding fathers and I started this event after I had a massive stroke which affected my ability to effectively communicate. My stroke left me with a choice to fight back... more »

  David284 wrote:

This is a great organization. I volunteered there for several years. A very rewarding place to volunteer more »

  Regan T. wrote:

I was blessed to have found out about Heartside through the Art Studio. It is an amazing place where everyone is welcome off the street to express themselves through art! Not only does it give a creative outlet to anyone who is willing to pick up a... more »

  jknox wrote:

I became aware of Tidewater Arts Outreach while attending their fundraising event the Sea Level Singer Songwriter Festival. As much fun as the festival was, as great as the promotion of local musicians is as a resource to promote, the discovery of the... more »

  LAMB Foundation of NC wrote:

The O’Berry Center Foundation is a 501(c)3 nonprofit, the mission of which is to improve the quality of life for persons with developmental disabilities. For over 25 years this Foundation has had a significant impact throughout the 67 counties... more »

  Helen P. wrote:

This organization has disbanded. It's Rape Crisis services are now handled by Rape Advocacy, Counseling & Education Services, in Urbana. The rest of this organization's activities have been subsumed by Women in Transition. more »

  Kaye mcCarthy wrote:

Wonderful organization that provides many services all free of charge to foster children including providing three Children's Visitation Centers where biological relatives can visit with their children who are in foster care, plus life book volunteers,... more »

  Writer wrote:

we first meet dragonfly when our daughter was 12 ,with ccmh . we had been through so much and they were there for our Family for two yr . can not say enough for them just "God bless each and every one more »

  nickbwilcox wrote:

I can't not donate to this most noble of causes - serving the people who are both the most in need and the most appreciative and deserving. The children who are trafficked do have true heroes in O.U.R. I have been fortunate enough to have helped with... more »

  dpkpko wrote:

CVAC organizational structure follows a team model for overall management and coordination of program services. This type of focus allows shared ownership of the problems as well as successes and ties directly into the collaborative objective that brought... more »

  MKALLON wrote:

In the Kulu district of Liberia, farmer Moses Kingston is seeing big changes in his harvest – and his life – after his farmers’ cooperative received from Global Aid Direct a grant for education and instruction on new farming methods. “I... more »

  Patricia33 wrote:

This agency is amazing! I have never seen so many lives changed by their work. more »

  brandiesh wrote:

I volnteer with this AMAZING charity. I have known Debbie Butler, The president of our Board of Directors for many years and I am proud of the work she has done for the families and children in our community. She is a woman on a mission and I am glad... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chicago Commons has such an important mission of providing support, education, & resources and guidance for families in need with little ones to seniors in Chicago!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CC our partner!! CLOZTALK... more »

  mokearney wrote:

I was recently introduced to Tipping Point Community through a good friend, Lorraine Fox, a portfolio manager at Clear Rock Capital, who recently put on a conference on endowments and business models for nonprofits. Lorraine introduced me to Kelly Bathgate,... more »

  jlokcmo wrote:

Volunteer for 10 years. Every year fewer clients are served for food and clothing. Most people come for utility help which is paid by grants and gov assistance. The center lost their lawyer in Nov. 2014 so that service is gone. The volunteers... more »

  esteadland wrote:

Tamarisk helped our family during my mom's last year of life. Such a wonderful, caring organization. more »

  missionchick wrote:

There are so many organizations to donate to, especially when it comes to Haiti. It's often hard to know if your money is being used where you thought it would. That's not the case with Foundation for Peace. I've been to on FFP mission trips in Haiti... more »

  Kelli Beach K. wrote:

Tron severe left his job as special needs teacher to become director of healing farms in Charleston S.C..His non profit is for younger disabled adults that are graduating out of high school,,. Unfortunately this is where their education, experiences,... more »

  king8latif wrote:

Hello this is King I would love to join your organization. more »

  Deb Kuptz wrote:

I get frustrated, as a volunteer, when I can't connect what I do (give time, expertise, money, etc) to a measurable impact. I understand that this is sometimes rightly the way it is, but my volunteering "profile" is to want to work in organizations where... more »

  CeciliaBush wrote:

This is a life-changing group and a caring and professional organization.Highly recommend them in any project. more »

  CMWright wrote:

It is a pleasure to find an organization who will walk with you every step of the way. During the processes of adoption, there were issues that needed to be addressed, that was not covered in the MAPP classes for adoptive parents. HFPCI walked every... more »

  hillrdh wrote:

As a Meals on Wheels volunteer, I've seen first-hand the importance of the work Keystone does. It's a great organization that really touches a lot of lives. more »

  RJbrown wrote:

Arrive Ministries, formally World Relief MN, is an organization of passionate individuals who apply their expertise to helping resettle refugees in MN. Many of the staff consider it their life purpose to work there, and this is very evident in the strong... more »

  Heidi_R wrote:

I give to a local organization called Ozone House for several reasons. 1. They are a local organization and I know my dollars go directly to their outstanding programs 2. Their mission of helping homeless and at-risk youth is imperative. These kids didn't... more »

  Amy_40 wrote:

The information listed here is out-of-date. As a foundation co-founder and former board member (secretary/treasurer), I can verify that only one of the 5 board members listed here are currently with the foundation. more »

  briankoonz wrote:

I am a newspaper columnist in Connecticut and I have written about "Voice for Joanie" several times over the past few years. I have found Shirley Fredlund and her husband, Frank, to be tireless and selfless in everything they do to help people with... more »

  Janet71 wrote:

When my daughter went missing, this organization reached out to me in my time of stress and need. They went above and beyond my expectations. Not only did they assist in finding her, but they helped find and get her to a safe place. Melissa Rangel... more »

  Emmet wrote:

Daniel's Care is dismissing the care of Daniel Pruitt after 9 years of hospice care. The answer to a "why is this happening" question is unavailable. Dani has Type 1 SMA and lives in Lexington, KY. This dismissal was a shock to her parents. They... more »

  nickj wrote:

Wings of Mercy provides wings to those in need - folks that need to get to a hospital or clinic but have no way to get there, or that are not candidates for commercial airline flights due to costs involved, physical condition, or the inability to handle... more »

  iisjade wrote:

It appears this organization doesn't exist anymore. more »

  brad5 wrote:

My cousin moved to Oregon from another state due to domestic violence. Within a week furniture share was able to make the new house she had a home. Her children now have bed to sleep on every night and a table to have their meals. Her entire family feels... more »

  Rosalind wrote:

LEAP is an organization run by and about people living with disabilities. This organization helped my late husband, who had cerebral palsy, in the late 80's and 90's to become assertive and involved in the community. They looked for a job for him to... more »

  thirteen wrote:

Be very careful with this organization. The remaining staff are dishonest and money that is provided often lines the pockets of the founder rather than go toward helping the people they claim to serve. Turnover is higher than normal for a nonprofit, and... more »

  --M-- wrote:

Very rarely do I find a charity worthy of my money and time. Clean and Sober homeless recovery communities is one such charity. I personally have been involved with this charity for years and know firsthand how it both handles money responsibly and provides... more »

  cocekenya wrote:

The Collective for Orphan Care and Education (COCE) is an international non-profit with operations in Kenya since 2005. It is registered with the NGO Board of Kenya, and a 501C in the US, whose mission is to provide educational and health opportunities... more »

  Linda_DCOffice wrote:

I am familiar with this great Eastern Shore of Maryland nonprofit organization because a family member has worked there for many years. I'm glad I have had an opportunity to learn about the organization's work with people with behavioral health issues.... more »

  E.E.S. wrote:

People forget that organizations serving seniors need help, too. The depth and breadth of services that Springwell provides is incredible, and their staff is very dedicated and professional. It's an honor to support such a great organization. more »

  Slab7Media wrote:

GH is one of those places that wdon't people away and treats everyone the same way. They are great with supplying people with food, clothing and shelter when available. One of the things I appreciate is the "Low Barrier" policy in place. Meaning there's... more »

  sistersthree wrote:

my families experience was terrible, they promised my dad who has dementia a forever home, started out in assisted living with care plan to move to alzheimers unit when staff felt he was ready, due to their poor care planning because my dad went to the... more »

  Boom33 wrote:

Outstanding charity - they really directly impact so many families each and every night. Just opened the 5th House in the Chicago area (@ Central DuPage Hospital) and it is fantastic. Volunteer groups cook meals and the design is beautiful - feels really... more »

  horselover wrote:

LifeStriders impressed us with the amount of people they are reaching out to with the funding resources they receive. After familiarizing myself with the organization I felt very comfortable knowing that our donation would be put to great use. Their cause... more »

  stacys wrote:

Grand Valley Catholic Outreach provides essential services to families who are in need including food, clothing, assistance with utilities and rent and case management support. This organization has a great vision as shown in a permanent housing project... more »

  valfoster wrote:

A friend introduced me to the staff of The Center for Women and Families of Eastern Fairfield County a few years ago, and at that first meeting, I knew I had to find the time to help them spread the word about the valuable work they do daily, turning... more »

  gmanfire wrote:

This is a tremendous organization that truly cares about the struggle that military families face on a daily basis. They help families with financial assistance through emergency situations and then offer financial planning seminars that helps the families... more »

  stupid wrote:

Giving families and single parents respect and a hand up is their missionThe county prison did away with a GED program years ago. And they fought go bring it back, and they won. Every single person who comes to them is listened to and supporter,... more »

  John wrote:

I have been on the Board of Directors for many years as Treasurer. This organization uses scarce resources as wisely as any other organization that I have been involved in over the years. The small staff is able to do great work for hundreds if not... more »

  Spiderwomanlegs87 wrote:

I am ADHD/BIPOLAR DEPRESSION DISORDER and looking for financial assistance with help in pertaining to my medical bills and mediation services. Social Security Disability denied me. Please if I could receive some financial assistance,please contact... more »

  blamendola wrote:

I got involved with THP because I loved their work in the community involving anti-bullying education in the public school system. A decade later, they are still educating kids about how to say no to bullies, to oppose bullying, in a clever and effective... more »

  Eric_S wrote:

Feeding People Inside and OutSitting down with this group of strangers at a table to eat was so uncomfortable for me that I came very close to not eating at all. I had worked with a group of teenagers from a local church to prepare food for the... more »

  ccowles wrote:

Youth Reach Houston provides residential care without charge to troubled young men. Youth Reach has been helping teens for nearly 30 years. The yield of time and financial support really makes a difference in the lives of young boys and their families.... more »

  Writer wrote:

If you are looking for a rewarding place to volunteer call Neighbors Who Care and sign up for an orientation. Not an obligation, just a way to find out how you can help others. When you give a few hours of your time each week you will be helping senior... more »

  GeeVee Labour wrote:

Family Leadership & Training Institute @ CATALYST Miami My kids and I -Participants We can say this organization has changed our lives for good! Everybody that I've met in this organization is truly a Leader, they make me feel welcome, the classes... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic comprehensive therapeutic equestrian services near Middlebury, only about 30 mins from South Bend and right outside Goshen and Elkhart. Always seems to be looking for volunteers - everyone is made to feel welcomed, appreciated, and included.... more »

  KD216 wrote:

I have had the privilege to volunteer with this organization for 10 years now. The heart of the people at this organization are exceptional and focused. It is well-run and responsive to those in dire need. I have known or met dozens of people who have... more »

  Jessica97 wrote:

In my 34th week of pregnancy, my husband and I were told that our daughter may possibly be born with a life threatening birth defect, Esophageal Atresia/TracheoEsophageal Fistula (EA/TEF), that would require immediate surgery to survive. Although we... more »

  Debra49 wrote:

My daughter has MS, is quadriplegic and has been going to Monterey Bay Horsemanship for 5 years now and the results have been incredible from riding their horses. From keeping her regular, way less spasms, less body aches, uplifted mental attitude & outlook,... more »

  sxg231 wrote:

This organization helps people with physical handicaps who need help with everyday living. Inglis House, a 297 bed facility, is a wonderful place for adults with physical impairment. The special services and activities they provide are like no other.... more »

  faithhopecharity wrote:

Good to help others with blankets. It is not hard doing something nice for others. This is a great start. more »

  Donna B wrote:

An excellent organization. Provides training to those interested in having their animals provide animal assisted activities or animal assisted therapy. Also help elders and those in financial need keep their pets, their valued companions, in their homes... more »

  Jane222 wrote:

Now called. Lifespring, this is my favorite local charity. They have a retail (thrift) store at the mall, so its' easy to bring your designer items to the mall, before you take more stuff home. Who wants a cluttered house? All the volunteers are not paid,... more »

  Baer T. wrote:

The Amherst survival center provides food, clothing, health care, referrals, and community for our neighbors in need in Amherst and neighboring towns. For every $1 donated to the Survival Center, they are able to generate $5 in services. If it wasn't... more »

  bluefox wrote:

This group dies outstanding "hands on" work with special needs children and the staff is dedicated to the welfare of children. They also work with war veterans wth PTSD and related physical disabilities. An outstanding group of people whose dedication... more »

  Writer wrote:

Matt from Google.com here - I think they're doing a wonderful job educating teens both about the potential of the web for good - and also for bad. Teens typically are blissfully ignorant of the latter until they get into trouble. more »

  FriendofNonprofits wrote:

I've worked with Vitamin Angels in a professional setting, and all I can say is the global reach and impact this team is making towards ending malnutrition is unbelievable. With a devoted team, global consultants, field partners around the world, corporate... more »

  bellafern wrote:

I loved working here because not only did I develop an appreciation for who I have in my life, and the generation before me, but I connected with the people there. I would always get excited to go and spend time with the people there. The people are so... more »

  el wrote:

“I write in strong support of Health Air and its work to enable the aging and persons with disabilities to remain in their homes and communities, access quality health care services, and avoid unnecessary institutionalization for as long as possible. Through... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hello all:I would like to tell a story about vouchers that are given by St.Vincent De Paul workers to people in current need. The vouchers are a good support. But, when you go to the store (example - Redwood City ,CA SVDP store) you choose clothing... more »

  Mark Wilkinson wrote:

I have been involved with Seton Youth Shelters since moving to Virginia Beach as the rector of St. Aidan's Episcopal Church. The girl's shelter is housed on the corner of our property and we are dedicated to helping this important program with touches... more »

  Lynn D.4 wrote:

To celebrate my 80th birthday I invited 15 women for a festive evening. Instead of them buying gifts for me I asked each one to bring an educational toy for 1-5 year old's. Everyone loved the shopping and the idea of helping to educate a child .I... more »

  Solakunmi wrote:

Volunteering with Communitywide charities has been so amazing! Such lovely instructors to work with. more »

  societychief wrote:

Since 1982 World Mission Society has been involved serving the deaf community and the hearing community providing American Sign Language Training to thousands of hearing people wanting to learn about becoming interpreters for deaf people in their community.... more »

  Domonique wrote:

I had the privilege of watching this group in action in downtown Atlanta. There are alot of organizations who will come to provide food and clothes but this organization took it a step further, the volunteers were playing with the kids, talking/encouraging... more »

  ccruz wrote:

We are a non-profit organization that helps low income children with special needs get the education they deserve in public and charter schools in the City of Philadelphia. The majority of our clients are spanish speaking. Most of our families have a... more »

  Tom Chesney wrote:

I got involved with the American Council for the Blind of Colorado (ACBCO) because I met and interacted with several of their volunteers. I found them to be passionate about their organization and cause, and very client-centered. They are true advocates... more »

  cheadle wrote:

I have been involved with Culture Connect as a volunteer for about a year now. I have been a part of a workshop that helps attendees better understand American business culture. This is important as immigrants and refugees are not aware of how American... more »

  ruready1 wrote:

This program is most dynamic and creative. I had the opportunity to volunteer with them and found the experience most rewarding. They coordinate and implement the most dynamic recreation, athletic, development and academic programs that I have ever experienced.... more »

  Cars 4 Causes wrote:

We are proud to support Project Hollywood Cares in their efforts to support America’s military personnel. They provide products of the entertainment industry, events, outings and hospital visit support to wounded and returning servicemen , women and... more »

  kimberleefowler wrote:

I helped volunteer for clean up for one day at this organization and it is run wonderfully! It was a lot of work because they really pay attention to detail to keep the kitties from getting sick and passing around sicknesses. All the cats seemed happy... more »

  Natalie36 wrote:

I first learned about this nonprofit in 2007, when I was looking for an organisation to support when running the London Marathon. I had the incredible opportunity to meet the founders, and understand first hand the valuable work and the kind of projects... more »

  TraffickingTaskForces wrote:

The work speaks for itself, there is no need to bore you or bog you down in details... http://www.lalwriter.wordpress.com more »

  jwsellars wrote:

Our son suffered a traumatic brain injury (TBI) in a car accident 2/23/2009. During his second night at the hospital, my wife and I were presented with a tote bag filled with various comfort items and two books containing valuable information regarding... more »

  devonab1 wrote:

Chosen Abilities hands down is one of the best Organizations that help low income families. the Organization has for many years provided full holiday help for children. This is one Organization that definitely deserves support and monetary contributions. more »

  mcruzmorante wrote:

Excellent service. Very professional, caring and prompt attention in all areas. more »

  DoSomethingNow wrote:

This is an organization without direction and without competent leadership. Clients (generally the parents of developmentally disabled adult children) are snowed into believing that the challenged individuals in CLScare are competently cared for, while... more »

  stevezipp wrote:

Probably one of the best service providers in California for the developmentally disabled. Run by a staff of full time volunteers from Amricorp to overseas. Checkout their website Camphill Communities California.org more »

  Lacey6 wrote:

Wonderful staff and amazing organization!! The director is a true professional and they truly care about their clients more »

  sadams7943 wrote:

NAAV is a wonderful organization that is powered primarily by volunteers. NAAV volunteers assist our servicemembers and their families, providing active support to the caregivers of our wounded servicemembers through the Fisher House. NAAV... more »

  biy27 wrote:

This is a great place for anyone who is low vision or blind! Great support team and lots of activities for the blind community. more »

  Dantelfair wrote:

I have been flying charity medical flights for over eleven years, with the last year-and-a-half as a member of Grace Flight America. This organization probably does more for more people, with less funding, than any other charity organization I know.... more »

  Cassius wrote:

As an uninsured parent I was able to get my child his needed prescription drug with CMA's prescription drug program paying for it. I went to Clinics In Schools free pediatric clinic and the doctor provided the prescription and all I had to do was go... more »

  solkacli wrote:

If there were a 0 stars review I would, this organization all the way from the CEO Will, the manager Mark, and teraphist are horrendous!They will build cases against parents just because they pick and choose who they like, they will take social media... more »

  amatthews45 wrote:

I have been a thrift store shopper all my life and I am 45 years old. I am from NYC but I currently live in Cobb County and I am a resident of Marietta Georgia. I was pleased to find so many Goodwill locations in my surrounding area but displeased... more »

  sunmine wrote:

Nastiest place to be at. Dirty, infested with mice and roaches. Staff doesn't care about resident. more »

  msipolt wrote:

I knew about Audrey’s Angels 3-4 years before I got involved. I’m so glad I decided to get involved. The work the music and craft angels do in the small senior group homes is amazing. I have seen and heard from the care givers firsthand of the impact... more »

  booklover1 wrote:

Second Chapter Runs a wonderful BookFair every year on Memorial Day Weekend sponsored through The Book House, 9719 Manchester Rd, St. Louis MO 63119 314-968-4491 They had so many wonderful volunteers, including several individuals with developmental... more »

  BamPow wrote:

This organization quietly serves the homeless population in the greater Seattle area - providing food, clothing, and personal care items to those in need. I've personally seen their work, donated to their cause, and met the volunteers and founder, Tricia... more »

  marschall44 wrote:

This is an outstanding organization that provides support for young cancer survivors in the form of an outlet through which its members can interact with others who have had similar, life-altering experiences. The group holds many different fundraisers... more »

  Darrell S.2 wrote:

I contacted Places due to about to be homeless. Man i talked to said i have to be homeless or they can't help me. Looking at what they claim to do on the internet i had my mental health counselor contact them as a referral. The man said my counselor never... more »

  JohnOlson wrote:

I love this nonprofit. Why? Because the people who run it take nothing for themselves, and every dollar goes directly to those in need—in Kenya and El Salvador. They serve the most vulnerable group—children ages 1-5— and get them through the critical... more »

  Integrity in Numbers wrote:

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

  Suzannah wrote:

The Community Coalition on Homelessness (CCH) is a shining star that reaches out to its clients with compassionate action. CCH draws heavily from community volunteers for its daily operations providing a model one-stop resource center for the area’s... more »

  sward wrote:

The Coalition for the Homeless has been working with local shelters and other agencies in the Louisville area since 1986, when the community saw a need to better address the issues of homelessness. As an advocacy/education agency, The Coalition is able... more »

  Haven-Helper wrote:

"The Haven" is celebrating 60 years of serving Sarasota and Manatee counties 1954-2014. If you are looking for an excellent daycare and preschool for your infant or young child, check out Selby Preschool at Community Haven which has approximately 21... more »

  CommunityVolunteer wrote:

6 year board member who has fallen in love with JFS! JFS provides services to ANYONE in need and operates a spectrum of services to allow individuals and families to be able to have stability in their life. From the professional mental health services... more »

  Rajuprasad P. wrote:

Support education Girls from Dalit community, women headed households, landless or nearly landless families in western Nepal more »

  dharward wrote:

This is a wonderful house of loving and compassionate people. My family and my business have been ongoing supporters and we can't say enough about the caring and loving staff. more »

  Mark Adams Baltimore wrote:

This organization brought a malicious SLAPP suit against a neighbor who opposed its request for a zoning variance. It also does not disclose executive compensation on the 990 form on this site. more »

  Writer wrote:

Can you update the name in your system to the current name of Strive? more »

  rmill067 wrote:

Angel Flight is a great organization that has helped many people get to where they need to be going in dire circumstances. They fly people for medical treatment in situations where they would not otherwise be able to afford the costs of transportation.... more »

  blakeK wrote:

High Cloud has failed to document its public service for the past several years. it has not filed its required IRS Form 990s. Hence, the public does not know what it commits and spends it monies on. Requests for copies of its financial go unanswered.... more »

  charlie wrote:

I myself have served time in a California Prison. In fact I had my one and only child while I was incarcerated. I was at V.S.P.W. at the time and what a way to give birth to a child and then return to the prison to do more time. My Daughter was 6 mo.... more »