Find Human Services Nonprofits and Charities

  anndrobinson wrote:

My journey with Hope for Haiti's Children began on my quest to meet one of our precious sponsored children. In 2016, my husband and I began sponsoring one of the Cazeau orphans knowing only a few pieces of her story. The more I learned about her story... more »

  Student247 wrote:

I was in Nicaragua, I was definitely out of my comfort zone. But all that quickly didn't matter. NDI welcomed us like we had always been a part of their family. We had group and personal challenges but at the end of the day they always made time to decompress... more »

  LynnCyr wrote:

Since the day my daughter was born (19 years ago), this ASSOCIATION has always been there for us. There has always been someone there who could either answer my question or guide me to the right place. I have been able to participate in a variety of... more »

  Odieus wrote:

Catholic Charities Fort Worth is an incredible charity that truly lives out its mission to end poverty in north Texas. The staff are amazing and their level of service and excellence is truly remarkable. Such compassion to the clients too. I've had... more »

  Maurice F. wrote:

I was told about Breast Friends from a Dear Friend who has battled and beat breast cancer....I was not sure what to expect or what was expected from me....but I went to help mail out letters and forms.....Who knew that the people and organization was... more »

  smiller8451 wrote:

I have had nothing but grief from this place, they are rude and will not help my family of 5 in desperate need. I am disabled and cannot work and sometimes need help. The staff is rude and judgemental, and the Director (With long black/brown hair) is... more »

  endrik.randoja wrote:

First of all, helping children is one of the most appreciated causes of all as it supports the development of new people on the planet who still have a choice to turn good or bad, to put it in a very simplified way. But there are many charities who support... more »

  Writer wrote:

They've been around a few years now, and they really do care about children, families, and the community! They're on foot, on the field, helping and loving on the local communities they serve. more »

  riccih wrote:

Crystal is committed to ending generational poverty through financial education of our youth. more »

  CR123123 wrote:

Very community oriented. Has sponsored some great programs. Founder and the board are very passionate about this cause and it shows. A great organization. more »

  mobileUser774436 wrote:

I love everything about Lend A Secondhand, Inc. I've never seen an organization take time out to pack bags of clothes on the spot for a family they'd just met, but knew had a need. Their love for people is remarkably genuine! more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »

  ladydogtrainer wrote:

This organization appears to be a scam. Their website shows them in Oakland, but the government website shows them to be in Long Beach and we saw one gentleman with paperwork showing them in Fontana. The e-mail addresses and phone numbers are no good.... more »

  pwilly wrote:

Another Chance House is a safe place for men to come who have made undesirable choices in life that led to them being homeless, loosing family and all positive parts of their life.ACH provides structured living , support and help them become self-sufficient.!... more »

  Amigita wrote:

We have been sponsoring a young lady for 7 years. She would not have been able to attend school without a sponsor. She is now 19 years old and attending university to become a nurse. Through the years we have been sent copies of her report cards... more »

  debbie wrote:

I work in the Senior Community; all of my clients are over 65. I have recommended Senior Concerns to some of my clients and friends. They have provided excellent care at the Adult Day Care Center, good counseling thru the Advocacy Program and nutritious... more »

  Writer wrote:

I would be incredibly cautious about allowing this organization to take care of a loved one, especially a loved one who has trouble advocating for ones self. from my experience of working here for many years I have came to realize that this organization... more »

  swasko wrote:

This wonderful senior center serves my mom and dad a Home Delivered Meal Monday - Friday. Mom has Alzheimer's disease and dad is at end stage COPD. A few months ago dad was outside and attempted to lift a jug of water. He then fell to the ground with... more »

  Asia E.1 wrote:

TRC has dedicated and compassionate leadership and counselors whose main role is to help clients achieve long-term relief from trauma and emotional disturbance. The holistic, client-centered approach at this facility, combined with its fierce support... more »

  tbates2006 wrote:

Each winter the children in our community benefit from the Head to Toe program. The Stratton Foundation goes out of their way to make sure that children have what they need to gear up for the winter months;winter coats, snow pants boot, gloves and even... more »

  ldemonia wrote:

KindTree Productions has been our sunshine in a sometimes dark and isolated world. We are parents of an autistic daughter. She has been fortunate enough to have her art recognized by KindTree. This has helped us appreciate the gifts she has been given... more »

  MedicalReserveCorps wrote:

As program director for the Collin County Medical Reserve Corps, I have found Volunteer McKinney to be a powerful partner in achieving our mission. Volunteer McKinney has provided us with opportunities to recruit, train and recognize our volunteers.... more »

  staresky14 wrote:

Kramden Institute is a great non profit that helps children all across North Carolina get access to a home computer. more »

  sandy17 wrote:

It was such a blessing to assist at the Retreat. We toured the Mansfield Bible Walk. Lunch was delicious and the play encouraged and challenged us to live the life God has called us to as Christians. more »

  walker2 wrote:

The organization is always ready to meet military family needs. They step out of the box to always find a way solve unique family problems. Standard programs meet all family needs and their special programs, like their annual Father Daughter Dance are... more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  Dr Hayward wrote:

Turning Point is a great organization that provides education, training and development to youth, children and adults. They emphasis life skills education because its their mission to assist individuals in reaching self sufficiency. They provide mentoring... more »

  Dottie wrote:

I have come to know Mercy Center as an Ignatian Volunteer and am privileged to share, in a small way, (two days per week) in so much good that happens for and among the participants of Mercy Center. I do various and sundry tasks in my volunteer role... more »

  Tammi C. wrote:

The women and children served by House of His Creation are taught who they are in Christ. They are given an example through houseparents of what a mom and dad should look like. These girls are given a chance to become more than they expect from themselves... more »

  ashleef wrote:

Twilight Wish Foundation grants wishes for deserving seniors. The experiences and gifts provided by this organization are truly inspiring and create life lasting memories for the seniors and those involved in granting wishes. more »

  SMehta wrote:

Saheli is run by volunteers and three part-time staff. The South Asian women meet once a month in Burlington public library for several hours. They welcome all community members to attend meetings. The women are all very professional and inclusive. I... more »

  mkeforyou wrote:

I have been absolutely touched by the mission and vision of Sophia's Heart. I have been a volunteer and a monthly donor for the last two years. I have seen my donation truly make a difference in the lives of children and families. This is a great... more »

  Coats wrote:

Trailblazer Foundation was founded as a tax exempt non-profit in Wyoming, USA April 2004. Trailblazer works in Cambodia, specifically Siem Reap Province, bringing clean water and hope to rural villagers. Since 2005 Trailblazer has provided access to... more »

  mrs-k wrote:

I attended a Vets Journey Home sponsored by the Starfish Foundation last August. I am a Vietnam vet serving as an WAF medic. I did not see overseas action but was stationed at a hospital that treated the "walking dead"... men who had shut down due to... more »

  Mrsfefe wrote:

I attended one of the events at a time I was really troubled and was looking for direction. I was invited by a friend who had purchase an additional ticket. When I left I felt like a ton of weight was lifted off my back. The atmosphere was cozy and the... more »

  Kathleen L. wrote:

I moved to the Borough of Queens several years ago and was really struck by Queens Community House (QCH) -- each of the staff takes on so much work and there isn't a lot of ego. Without trumpeting the fact that they serve such a broad diversity of races,... more »

  gina barone wrote:

My son is on the autism spectrum and used to love to swim. In the past, being in the pool always had a positive effect on him so my husband and I were devastated when he went through a period where he refused to go in the pool. Luckily, we heard about... more »

  TPritch wrote:

Not only does the money go to those in need, it helps people to enable themselves to be successful and then, help others. That’s what a charity should do! more »

  Evangelist A. wrote:

Power of Worship Ministries have help People like Faith who was downsized from her job, experienced the loss of her father and left to manage a household all by herself, she was eventually faced with an enormous light bill because of her inability to... more »

  Mary339 wrote:

This organization is doing good in the community. Striving to reach out to people that are in need due to an abusive relationship. They are always searching for ways to bring awareness to these awful circumstances. To make a way for a victim to become... more »

  Writer wrote:

Titus and Christina Bartolotta, co-founders of The Lotta Foundation, are the real deal, and everything they do for the less fortunate members of our community comes directly from their hearts. The Lotta Foundation's trinity of causes, Lotta Coats, Lotta... more »

  Writer wrote:

Back@You is a great organization! Kathy has personally developed relationships with the homeless in St. Louis to ensure that the funds are used in the most useful ways. The impact that this organization has had is immeasurable. The gratitude of the recipients... more »

  magoo40 wrote:

My dad has a heart of Gold and would love to see his organization really make it. He has helped out a few families already with all the hard work he has put into this. From setting up in front of grocery stores sams club and other local areas. He truly... more »

  mrbunny wrote:

I was having trouble filling out the paperwork with my legal name and gender change. My parents contacted Kathie and she came to our home and sat with me while she helped me complete the paperwork and told us exactly what we would need to do and what... more »

  Writer wrote:

JJSJF has opened the doors for my children to be able to experience new activities. During the summer of 2018 my two children attended 3 technology camps thanks to the foundation. It was because of this unique opportunity that my children returned to... more »

  mmp_ wrote:

Best nonprofit ever! They give 20% back to the homeless & truly have made an impact on our community. more »

  Mary S.14 wrote:

I remember the first time Debrah ask me to help feeding, she had just started feeding a month prior to me and my family started helping. It was in the month of November. I had always want a way to give back and when she asked I jumped at the opportunity... more »

  mikep908 wrote:

The JTB Hope Foundation Inc. was one of the most hospitable organizations I've ever worked with. The representatives are friendly, caring and considerate. I attended a Christmas Gifting event and it was wonderful. From the thoughtfulness of their... more »

  Lachiltina wrote:

Love this non-profit’s mission to work with those who are struggling financially by providing cash gifts! Sometimes it just takes a little cash to keep someone’s life from crashing while getting themselves stabilized from an acute financial shortage.... more »

  jpgh wrote:

Southwinds provides amazing service to the developmentally challenged individuals who they aim to serve. With incredible grace and compassion, the Southwinds staff works to provide the life-altering care that allows their clients to engage in productive... more »

  Alexsandro wrote:

This organization it's an example of Community support gear towards supporting families who are less fortunate. Their wraparound services ensure that clients have the tools and support needed for success!! more »

  mirkap wrote:

Several years ago, I developed a medical condition that makes it difficult for me to read print. The staff at Vista Center taught me how to use my computer and phone non visually, which has allowed me to feel much more independent. I now put those skills... more »

  Pat Plant wrote:

I've volunteered and contributed to EHCLifebuilders for six years. During that time I have been impressed with the volume of people that are helped by this organization and the variety of services that are provided. They are an important contributor to... more »

  Mary2345678910111213 wrote:

My husband and I have adopted 2 sets of 2 sister siblings from the child welfare system in New Jersey. We did not know about FAFS (Foster and Adoptive Family Services) when the first set was placed in our home. While the experience was very rewarding,... more »

  Lea Dingman King wrote:

The Springfield Victory Mission was recommended to me by my Church, Northside Christian Church to reach out to our neighbors in need, Upon finding the Mission, I found my home. A place for growth, a place for character building, a place where you... more »

  KateStalker wrote:

Seven years ago near my house, sat a 2 block hodgepodge of vacant post-industrial parcels, only a mile from the Capitol. I watched as the Center for Resilient Cities (then called the Urban Open Space Foundation) slowly aquired each. After years of input,... more »

  Cindy57 wrote:

I began volunteering for this non-profit last year for their Operation School Bell program. The faces of the children as they entered the makeshift store in their schools gymnasium were unbelievable. They were so very happy. The first child I took... more »

  mobileUser388187 wrote:

Amazing Non Profit! Providing income generating opportunities to individuals in developing countries. more »

  Junie wrote:

Gleaning for the world made it possible for over 4000 blankets to be delivered to the Pine Ridge Indian Reservation in South Dakota. The staff there executed this flawlessly and we were able to take an idea and turn it into a reality. I had lots of... more »

  michaelsantinocarrillo wrote:

Crime Survivors is an organization that goes the distance for crime victims/survivors. Patricia Wenskunas (Director) and Crime Survivors have assisted those who have been going through extremely difficult times including those who have been murdered... more »

  SAAF-NC wrote:

I had no where to go for help. My credit was poor and my family could not help me. A fellow Soldier told me about the SAAF and how they have helped hundreds of military families in NC. I put in my application and within 24 hours I received the money... more »

  Gladys Y. wrote:

I volunteered here when I lived in Huntington Beach, they do great work. Babies are being saved, women are being helped, God is being shared. more »

  DentalPro wrote:

We were brought to Vietnam to perform dental needs on children. Included with the volunteers were a dentist, 2 volunteers, a Dental Hygiene Instructor and 3 students. From the beginning there were inconsistencies in what was told about the trip from... more »

  asfrank wrote:

While I still have not done anything in person with FamilyAid, the work they do is incredibly impactful and sustainable. I have been thoroughly impressed with their mission and professionalism. more »

  Michael120 wrote:

In doing some surfing I came across a startling statistic. 27000 (twenty seven thousand) people do not read or write at grade level. UM, EMU, WCC, MSU, WSU, etc... are all within an hour's driving distance. WL provides free service to anyone. Basic Literacy,... more »

  lkeely wrote:

The parent educating classes taught me how to encourage my kids so they no longer expressed their needs in a negative way, manage my anger so I no longer expressed my needs in a negative way, and build a culture of respect, responsibility, and love in... more »

  Mark McCollum wrote:

Star of Hope is a fantastic, very well-run organization that has been helping Houston's homeless for over 100 years. Their guiding principle is that the ultimate solution to homelessness is 2-fold: a regenerative relationship with Jesus Christ, in whom... more »

  Amy wrote:

Family Service Association is the best "hometown" charitable organization in America. It brings nearly every segment of the Redlands community together in assisting those in need in the area, primarily focused on families with children, but single men... more »

  Nina8 wrote:

I've had the opportunity to watch this group lead break dancing classes to youth in Ruskin, FL. The enthusiasm from the staff and participants was always a joy. Besides teaching dancing which was great exercise, they were teaching how to be a community. more »

  spirithorse wrote:

A success story: Nadia is a beautiful 3 ½ year old girl who was born in Russia. Born without arms and with her right leg two inches shorter than her left. She was adopted by an American couple who had that special love that is so important in adopting... more »

  cupcake123 wrote:

I volunteer here as a teen ambassador and my experience has always been great! more »

  Gsteffens wrote:

I have been involved with KSDS since 1994. I have raised 8 puppies for them with 6 of them going on to help people with disabilities. They are very supportive of their puppy raisers and graduates. The employees at KSDS are very knowledgeable and caring... more »

  Pastor Kirk LaVigne wrote:

I have visited Agape on several different occasions. The staff is informative, helpful, and very service oriented. The knowledge of products, arrangement of the floor schematics for the various departments, and their friendly service are a real plus for... more »

  Joshua8 wrote:

solid charity, shelters homeless vets, gives them jobs/training and is a sober living environment 65 cents on the dollar actually helps veterans after expenses, high number considering some similar charities, give to them, and dont confuse them with the... more »

  stellablues99 wrote:

WoWE is a fantastic organization that promotes women in the wind industry, as well as inspiring young women to be involved in STEM fields. Members range from turbine techs and construction workers to scientists and consultants to executives at some of... more »

  Kelley R. wrote:

Friends of Little Field Home is an amazing experience. Not only do you get the opportunity to see the animals you love on a Safari in Zambia and visit the beautiful Lake Malawi you get to immerse yourself in a culture completely out of your comfort zone.... more »

  MsSennett wrote:

ALAYA Ministries was founded by my closest and dearest friend of 21 years. Our goal is to provide various services to our community and assist them with their spiritual needs as well . We at ALAYA want to reach out to the youth of the community and keep... more »

  mariesala7 wrote:

Chad Christensen is the Founder and President of SF Smiles -- and in many ways, he *is* SF Smiles. Many other people have said the same thing, with clear admiration for him. He works tirelessly for this organization. The fact that such a small... more »

  Frank60 wrote:

WOHO is awesome! I've enjoyed beautifying my community and the work out routines are no joke. If you're busy and want to knock out two things that are important to you all at once connect with these guys at their next event! You'll leave feeling more... more »

  hatixhe wrote:

The CEO of this agency, Mrs. Susan Stasi is remarkable advocate truly caring to help marginalized individuals. She works hard and responsible on any project she is taking . Truly amazing professional. more »

  gwenromack wrote:

I've volunteered with SHIP since its inception and admire and respect their work so much that I recently joined the Board. The mission, vision, strategy and execution out of SHIP are just exceptional. The Executive Director, Ed Hinde, is a masterful... more »

  Kathleen Pedersen P. wrote:

I received a queen size bed from garage of blessings and they even delivered it to me. I am a disabled senior and Christina is so kind more »

  marcjw12 wrote:

Uniting veterans and their communities! A great organization to get involved with! more »

  Holly C.2 wrote:

Smiles for Seniors is a wonderful organization helping seniors in the Cincinnati, OH area. I'm eager to join them in spreading cheer to the seniors. more »

  MWM_Kelly wrote:

Mi Work Matters is a nonprofit with heart and a passionate board that does what it takes to make things happen. The group has done some amazing work over the past year - including launching the first program; Anastasia and Katie's Coffee Shop & Cafe.... more »

  Natalie-Rose wrote:

Michelle Bart is the voice for the voiceless for NWC Wave, a victim activist and became a chapter for NO MORE in 2018.  Michelle is a rare find; she has dedicated her time to making a difference and raising awareness around domestic and sexual violence.... more »

  oneblessedmama wrote:

I can remember clearly someone whom I consider to be family letting me know about this beautiful woman who had begun this work here in Marin county when I was expecting my 4th little one and was experiencing a major depressive episode, although I hesitated... more »

  katesomm wrote:

Aaliyah in Action is an incredible non-profit committed to bringing comfort to loss mothers through tangible care boxes in their immediate time of need. When a mother experiences sudden and indescribable loss, these self-care boxes are a small way to... more »

  mcnerney wrote:

I could not think of a better non-profit to dedicate my time, talents, and financial contributions to. After 14 years with the organization, I continue to be impressed daily with the dedication of board, staff and volunteers. Crisis Center North is an... more »

  vikkisos wrote:

Since its founding in 1949, SOS Children's Villages has been helping orphaned and abandoned children all around the world. I joined this organization as a volunteer, and have since come to learn how impacting the work done at SOS really is. SOS has been... more »

  S A wrote:

Don't believe what their money grubbing promotions say. They help "millions" No they don't. I called the MD office to see about free or low cost help with my inability to see in the dark anymore and they wanted to charge me $360! They gave me no help... more »

  Wanda K. wrote:

I begin as a volunteer with Bread of Life Fellowship, Inc. over 4 years ago. I immediately saw the opportunity to obtain grants and additional funding for this worthwhile organization. I used my administrative skills to update the office with forms... more »

  Lee M. wrote:

I have been reading Free Minds for over the past 15 years. Initially it was to gain information about Jehovah's Witnesses for a client of mine. Over the years it has been a great source of information to me personally and in my continued efforts to help... more »

  Nicole wrote:

I decided to intern here after meeting some of the staff and seeing the atmosphere at Sarah's Circle. The clients, staff, and volunteers care about one another, and it shows. I absolutely must recommend this place for anyone who wants to help empower... more »

  Brandi L.1 wrote:

Wonderful agency providing great services to homeless individuals in the community! Medical respite, housing, meals & so much more!!! more »

  Carrie-Michal M. wrote:

Anderson Interfaith Ministries (AIM) is a wonderful non-profit organization that focuses on several important needs in the community of Anderson County. The biggest programs are Emergency Assistance, Hunger Ministries, and Women and Children Succeeding... more »

  phillip2 wrote:

I recently was asked to leave the organization after I questeioned a form letter requesting re-certification for Ryan White Funding. I explained in a not so gentle manner that all documentation had been submitted a few weeks prior. I also pointed out... more »

  Brendq wrote:

Stamford Senior Center is a vibrant and diverse community with energy and warmth that you can feel when you are there! There are a great variety of programs ranging from physical activities to art, trips, community speakers, music and food! The staff... more »

  Argonaut wrote:

My daughter has been involved with the Horse Harbor Foundation for the past 8 years. This began for her, and us, with a summer riding camp and over those years has evolved into a very natural style of riding as well as a deep respect and understanding... more »

  Harvestnowinc wrote:

Harvest NOW is a five fold ministry that is taking the message of God's love, healing and restoration to the millions of people who are waiting to hear the name of Jesus Christ. Together with over 400 full time missionaries, pastors, evangelists and teachers... more »

  Marie Micki Antoinette F. wrote:

Community Lifeline is located in the heart of the city intentionally. They wanted to be accessible to all people. They are concerned about the city and its citizens. more »

  Ty R. wrote:

After being asked by the CEO to perform the General Contractors duties at IF's Tina-Pacific project in Stanton... they scammed me out of thousands of dollars in out of pocket expenses, hundreds of hours of labor (they rarely supplied any donated labor... more »

  Lisa94 wrote:

Hospice Caring is not an organization...it is a family. I was Executive Director in 1997 and served for 9 years until I retired in 2006. I went back as a bridge between other EDs and each time was welcomed as if I had never been away. The staff are... more »

  suesprepaidlegal wrote:

I have been working with the employees of Deborah' Place for a number of years and have met many of the residents. What an awesome group of people. I am so impressed with everything that they do to help women in need. Kudos to Deborah's Place. I particularly... more »

  MSBill wrote:

A great organization, serving the needs of all in the Martin, St. Lucie and Okeechobee counties service area. Since the early '80's this organization has grown to serve upwards of 500 clients daily. more »

  CJThomas wrote:

Special Equestrians has served so many children and adults over the years. Each rider is a part of a wonderful giving community of volunteers who have a passion for the program. The volunteers love to see the progress and smiles on the faces of the... more »

  richardkent wrote:

I have been a member for over 20 years. They helped me through my own victim experience and have been both helpful and effective. more »

  people2 wrote:

This organization practices unethical standards. Many of their reports to funders are false such as to DHS, CPS, and ISBE PI programs. Money in the form of gift cards were kept by the center directer for many many years. Documents were falsified stating... more »

  Phylly wrote:

My mother is 96 and has macular degeneration. Although she still manages to do the Times crossword puzzles, reading is a great strain. The discovery of JBI is a bright spot in her life.The convenience of the service and its competent and courteous, warm... more »

  Justa Mom wrote:

I found the center when I went searching for a free play group for my daughter. I had been laid off and was now a stay-at-home mom with no other children. The center provided that interaction with other children thru their play group programs. I gained... more »

  jojo2508 wrote:

I was looking for a Christian based organization that really needed volunteers. I heard one of the founders give a talk one Sunday at church and it tugged on my heart. I knew this was a place where I belonged and was needed. Hope House does not only... more »

  Jared wrote:

NAEHCY is a wonderful organization with which I'm proudly affiliated. NAEHCY's good work is most easily observable though its LeTendre Scholarships - a select group of youth, whose lives have been disrupted by homelessness but who nonetheless pursued... more »

  Ryan R. wrote:

I am a Volunteer of the Wish Upon A Hero Foundation as well a donor. This is one of the most incredible charities on the planet. This foundation has helped tons of families throughout the world in so many ways. They have granted so many different types... more »

  Kim wrote:

When I called Advocacy for Patients over 2 years ago, I was at the end of my rope and afraid of loosing everything we worked hard to achieve. Jennifer Jaff immediately sprung into action, guiding me on how to resolve a very complicated insurance nightmare.... more »

  whickey wrote:

I was a part of Teachers for a Better Belize (TFABB) when Caring for the World Films (Debi Lang) began filming for a mini-documentary in order to assist the humanitarian group in fund raising. Debi was very thorough and professional in filming potential... more »

  Nancy1099 wrote:

My women’s life group volunteered in the kitchen and helping to sort clothes. The leaders where friendly, committed, and organized. They showed the love of Christ in all they did that day. It was a great experience and our church has other groups... more »

  Shawn A. wrote:

'Veterans helping Veterans' is what I have been privileged to witness and actively participate in supporting the Phoenix Patriot Foundation (PPF). The foundation understands service related sacrifice because the founders and original BoD members were... more »

  sicili wrote:

By far my favorite charity. The directors and volunteers at Starbright work day and night to save children from abuse and rescue children caught in human sex trafficking. This is a huge crime and there are very few foundations addressing the problem.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was called to lead our Disability Ministry at New Hope Church 2 years ago. My love for people with special needs trumped my inexperience as a DM cooridnator. Our church building hosted a MDMC meeting where I met Lisa Jamieson and was introduced to WRIN... more »

  lmhowell24 wrote:

Children’s Global Alliance is a 501(C)3 non-profit program based in Vail, Colorado. The organization was created in 2010 to fill the void of large-scale volunteer experiences for children ages 12-16. This most impressionable age group is capable of... more »

  melmat123 wrote:

Through my work with children, I am able to see firsthand the wonderful things that this organization does! We are truly saving lives and changing lives. I can’t think of an organization that I would rather share my time, talent and resources with.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good Day I’m a L1 Fracture burst incomplete Para. I have put it ALL on the line for over 20 year riding Mountain Bikes and Snowboards. July 3 2014 I ran that luck out. As my journey of a life of rehab began, I was able to make a rad introduction. I... more »

  Emma23 wrote:

Run by a devoted gold star father, this non-profit puts it's heart and hard work into helping the families of our fallen. more »

  Fili wrote:

“I have no words of thanks for your love and all your effort to support us. Without the support of FILI we could not survive in India. “ Sister Nectaria Paradisi in 2023 more »

  Stephen Troy V. wrote:

Sparrow Place is a growing organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania that is working to fill a much needed gap. Their current work speaking about and supporting survivors of human trafficking is bringing people into the struggle to end this terrible... more »

  Adamsj1540 wrote:

House of Love Ministries has been a blessing in my Life and Foundation . I was able to have a Pleasure to meeting Pastor Matt Johnson thru Facebook as we serve the Feeding South Florida . Pastor Matt also served on my Board for a 1 House of love as... more »

  BPowell1980 wrote:

Reach for the Stars does amazing work. I watched as they gave a young lady a telescope, her and her adopted mom and sister began to cry because the family didn't have much. This young lady had a passion for the Stars and Kira and Carlos allowed her... more »

  cklos wrote:

Amazing nonprofit that is entirely volunteer run. So passionate and active in the community of Philadelphia. more »

  JerryJampolsky wrote:

My name is Jerry Jampolsky, M.D. and I founded Attitudinal Healing in 1975. The name of the non profit is the Jampolsky Outreach Foundation which also includes (dba) Attitudinal Healing International (AHI). There are many independent Centers for Attitudinal... more »

  lapazparatodo wrote:

The Festival Center offers very inexpensive classes to the community through its Servant Leadership School - these classes are focused on spirituality, the common good, empowerment, community engagement, and similar topics. I've taken a couple classes... more »

  icarr wrote:

HAI has consistently served the residents at our Health Care Facility. Whether it was a in house concert or a trip to NYC, the staff has been professional and courteous. This organization deserves more recognition than it gets. They services that they... more »

  Jude wrote:

Bennington Project Independence is a state of the art adult day service/rehab facility. Located in a converted historic barn just a mile out of downtown, we are a comfortable, bright, safe, caring place for loved ones whose family members need day services... more »

  Linda Pogue wrote:

After requesting that I receive fewer fund raising requests in the mail, I continue to receive two or three requests a WEEK from CAP. I will continue to donate on my own schedule. It's a shame they didn't honor my request. That being said, I believe... more »

  slw1127 wrote:

Real Life Children's Ranch provides a loving caring place for abused or neglected children. They learn acceptance and love as well as important life skills. It is one of the few places in the state that provides for sibling groups. They seek to develop... more »

  Buck E. wrote:

I've had the pleasure of being a counseling client of GSM and training as a counselor as well as small donor, and I've seen the impact they've had on communities in many countries around the world, including here at home. GSM is one of the very best Christian... more »

  paysonseniorcenter514 wrote:

The Payson Senior Center was there for me and my family. My father-in-law had Lewy Bodies Dementia. They provided resources to help us. The have a dementia support group and offer free medical equipment such as walkers and wheelchairs. The Center becomes... more »

  darlenespihlmann wrote:

I have been volunteering with The USO of Missouri for approximately 5 years. It is one of the most rewarding activities I have ever done. Whether it is helping new recruits at the main terminal, a family gathering at Scott AF Base, a BBQ cook-off at... more »

  Cthrasher0528 wrote:

I am a single mom on disability with a toddler. I reached out to numerous charities for help, finding none. Then Providence had the balls to send me an email to review them! I was shuffled aside for my inability to work and inability to provide proof... more »

  Comftycare wrote:

A Good group of dedicated people that work very hard to provide a needed service. I enjoy their News Letters too! more »

  DuWayne wrote:

I thank God for the opportunity to use my Life to serve Him to the best of my ability. Finding this mission has been the purpose of my life. more »

  Of One Accord Volunteer wrote:

Of One Accord Ministry serves two Appalachian Counties, Hawkins and Hancock in upper East Tennessee with food assistance offering three conveninetly located food pantries. Each year nearly 35 tractor trailer truck loads of food are distributed to those... more »

  robdoar wrote:

What a wonderful organization. You cannot do much more good then to feed people who are dying of starvation. The meals are packaged in centers in the US, and sent all over the world. The meals are engineered to provide essential nutritional needs.... more »

  Rad wrote:

Veterans First in Orange County, CA is a wonderful organization helping homeless veterans with services and housing. My family helped serve Thanksgiving Day again this as we have for the past 3 years. Every time we volunteer we are very pleased that the... more »

  Liz K.2 wrote:

Volunteering at the health clinic in Grand-Bois was the most fullfilling experience. Witnessing what can be done with so little was more of a benefit for me than anything I gave during my trip. The organization has changed the lives of community; what... more »

  tomlab1 wrote:

This is truly a great organization. I have volunteered for Bit By Bit and witnessed the incredible success of the program in helping disabled children lead a more normal and active life. A very professional staff that is engaged in the community and... more »

  VolunteerfromEP wrote:

I've worked with Equine Partners for awhile. I've never had an issue. I've never heard Mandy Schreiber call herself a counselor, and she has never marketed herself as such. Mandy Schreiber is a certified HORSE SPECIALIST with E.G.A.L.A Equine Assisted... more »

  sampson wrote:

I'm a huge advocate of the Jones Center - it's such a unique resource which serves so many different needs while maintaining an inclusive environment. more »

  bradleyparker145 wrote:

Changed my life. I came in with nothing and got so much more than I could have imagined. more »

  ray1 wrote:

Oasis Compassion Agency, can only receive my highest recommendation, I have had the privilege to work for Oasis as a volunteer and to see first hand what this organization does day in and day out to help the need. Sharon Gill the founder and current... more »

  Cheryl84 wrote:

After working in early childhood for many years, I retired. It was great to find a wonderful organization for which to volunteer that let me continue to interact with young children. Books, singing, laughing and sharing are the key ingredients of the... more »

  kteed290 wrote:

There are not enough stars or enough positive descriptive words in order for me to accurately reflect the help, support and guidance I received from this access office. My gratitude and appreciation for sherry, Kathleen, Ian and Jeff is forever undeniable.... more »

  masterjunk wrote:

well, i used to be a volunteer for AID OUR VETERANS and im a highly mad individual, my years for working for this organization working closely with Tom Conlan the president of a.o.v. i came to investigate where does the money go? i found the answer. it... more »

  BRIAN-B wrote:

EXCELLENT JOB IN MAKING OUR COMMUNITY A MORE POSITIVE PLACE!! more »

  CortneyH wrote:

Caridad Center truly brings hope to the working poor of Palm Beach County. They make miracles happen every day and have the most dedicated staff, doctors and volunteers. I am so excited to see the impact that Caridad Center's building expansion will have... more »

  families-for-orphans wrote:

What a concept! Providing real families for orphans instead of leaving them in institutions. A whole new paradigm of orphan care that can be used throughout our world. more »

  hearts-of-the-sacred-spirit wrote:

This non-profit has really grown since they have started. The nice part is they share all their information out in public forums such as Facebook and other places. They are always posting pictures, videos, and keeping everyone up to date. They have really... more »

  vc82316 wrote:

My visit at ASG has been very productive and has given me a lot of insight of what i need to straighten out for myself. Very valuable information, I'm so grateful to be a part of this organization and I look forward to attending the monthly meetings.... more »

  Medin006 wrote:

Since I started to volunteer with Straight Street Orlando I and many have come to enjoy what it done through this ministry. This oranization goes above and beyond to assist those struggling in this economy. By providing a hot meal, doing the laundry or... more »

  Karla R. wrote:

This is a very special organization that gives you several ways to contribute. more »

  NASHC1 wrote:

Unfortunately, posers can post messages on the Internet leading well intentioned donors astray. There is one individual that has been going around the Internet posing as a long time donor and a Military Veteran who has been waiting for a dog for 4 years... more »

  Writer wrote:

A few years ago in May, we were invited, approved to attend a Eagle Rock Camp family military retreat. We found this therapeutic retreat to be so close to our heart in that we lost a son that took his life due to a mental condition that he was born with.... more »

  mrmarquez wrote:

This is a great way to support and help others. Alpha K9 is a non-profit organization that provides PTSD service dogs to veterans in need. In addition, they can help with any and all dog training situations. I'm very proud to be a part of this organization.... more »

  Josolynn J. wrote:

I have worked with this organization and have seen them progress over the years which has been a truly rewarding experience for me. I started working with them in 2011 at their fundraiser, which then progressed to later in 2012, in August when I went... more »

  GJFish wrote:

Family Promise of the Capital Region (FPCR) is a wonderful organizations that brings people of all walks of life together for a common mission which is to keep children and families together. The staff, board, and volunteers work together to offer a comprehensive... more »

  Laura W.9 wrote:

Baltimore Hunger Project is a phenomenal organization. I have admired their work for a long time, and have seen them raise their efforts even more during the COVID-19 pandemic to be able to assist even more people in need in our Baltimore community. My... more »

  Writer wrote:

The people who volunteer for The Hope Festival are people who deserve serious recognition for the difference they are making in the world. They dedicate their time to loving and serving others however they can, and the our community is stronger because... more »

  Rebecca B.1 wrote:

Amelia's Closet has been such a blessing to me. I have seen the faces and heard the voices of grateful ladies as they have come down hearted and left with pride and hope! more »

  carlino wrote:

The Thomas Miloscia Foundation is an amazing organization. It was started in honor of Thomas Miloscia who died at a very young age from cancer but was a giving soul who did great things for others in such a short lifetime. This organization raises money... more »

  Georgia J. wrote:

From the first time I reached out to Footprints on the heart, it has been a great experience. They have a great organization to help families after the loss of their child. I wish they were around when my daughter passed in 1999. They are so caring and... more »

  mobileUser457119 wrote:

There helping everyone they come across also out of there own pocket I'd love to see what they can accomplish with more funding more »

  Mdpurcey wrote:

I had the privilege of going on a restorative weekend through COH and it was amazing. Would love to go again and help out if I can and my schedule allows. more »

  Adam K.4 wrote:

Puente has transformed barrios around Constanza, arranging for the installation of families’ first bathrooms more »

  AngieFelts wrote:

Karie and her team are dedicated to making a difference in Douglas County. Our aging residents are positively impacted by their services every day. They are always willing to collaborate with other partners in the community to meet any needs that arise.... more »

  Quanisha S. wrote: