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  Lmenekou wrote:

The Downtown Ft. Lauderdale TMA operates one of the key public transportation systems in Broward County - The Sun Trolley. The Sun Trolley runs several routes in and around the Ft. Lauderdale city-area - providing a free/affordable way for residents and... more »

  Mukwenda K. wrote:

I have never seen an organization with such integrity and passion. They are truly making a difference in Tanzania and are one of the few organizations making effective change. I full-heartedly support their work. more »

  rrmb534 wrote:

Well,allways we tell You about what is charity....Is simple Put we in the condicion of a brother. Is Very easy to all that hás not troubles in his on life, dont fell insiste the soul ,what is happen around our world.....but with a few seconds... more »

  LaTashaLaine wrote:

Ronald McDonald House Charities Wichita is a very well run organization. Their mission and services help thousands of families each year. Their board of directors and staff do an excellent job! I would recommend their charity to any donor or family.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organisation was set up with a very noble mission. And I must say, this has not turned out to be as planned. One of the most unethical organisations that I have seen in recent years. Their hospitals are a mess and since they do some charity... more »

  RBator wrote:

Southwest Chicago PADS is a small-staffed agency which provides volunteer opportunities for hundreds of persons each year. I showed up to carve turkeys for a Thanksgiving meal 12 years ago and have since served in a variety of capacities: cook, site... more »

  WDC-123 wrote:

My wife's relative participated in the Council for Educational Travel's "Work and Travel Program". The young man is from Argentina and he was placed in Massachusetts. He was told he'd be met at the airport; nobody was there. When he finally tracked... more »

  RDunfree wrote:

I would not recommend this YMCA. The facility is extremely dirty, staff are unfriendly, their child care program loses children, and no one cares. When you try and talk to an Executive or the CEO, they blow you off and act like nothing is wrong. This... more »

  princesammy wrote:

From a Marine vantage point, this is an absolute terrible group of people the entire organization does not represent the values of the Marine Corp. Please do NOT support The Toys for Tots Foundation. Thank You, Semper... more »

  mpiazza33 wrote:

I've had the pleasure of getting to know Opengate through working with the organization and as a member of its local community. I am impressed with how much everyone who works at Opengate, from direct service professionals to the CEO, truly cares about... more »

  leonard brown wrote:

These people are just middlemen. Don't donate to these people, donate directly to your charity!!!! more »

  345mlk wrote:

I had to go to the Pahoa clinic a few weeks ago and just wanted to say that the doctor out there was really great. The nurse that helped was also really kind. It was a good experience for me. I know it gets busy, but I didn't feel like I was being rushed... more »

  domalamud wrote:

This is a life changing experience! We have been packing food w/ one voice for yrs....last year we were in town & decided to give all weekend. Packing food at Barkar Hangar @ Santa Monica Airport on Thursday nights is so much fun! We are tons of families... more »

  kathy wrote:

the most hopeful & promising missions facility i have ever seen. more »

  ferngomez wrote:

Vista Del Mar(VDM) bills themselves as an amazing school and destination to help families in need. All that is good unless of course you have Down Syndrome (DS). While looking for a school for our 7 year old Son who is diagnosed with DS we come to find... more »

  nidaho12 wrote:

The Sacramento Children's Home does a fantastic job helping the community and preventing child abuse. The Crisis Nursery Program is amazing, providing care for younger children when their families are in a crisis. The work they do to prevent abuse is... more »

  Becca Z. wrote:

NW Sarcoma Foundation is dedicated to helping sarcoma patients and raising money for research. They are caring and knowledgeable and their work and help is invaluable to those of us living with and fighting this disease. Sarcomas are rare cancers, often... more »

  only4katol wrote:

Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded... more »

  Violet2020 wrote:

Love Family Service..BUT...why do u mark up collectables ???? These items are DONATED!!! They should not be marked up like you were selling them on E-tsy or Ebay!!! more »

  sam andrews wrote:

Cross D Bar has successfully developed fishing and outdoor recreation activities very carefully but enthusiastically over the years. They became genuinely involved in the many years ago developing accessible facilities , equipment, and staff to ensure... more »

  kdunn wrote:

Kingsley House, with Dr Keith Liederman at the helm, serves the most vulnerable children and their families throughout Southeastern Louisiana. A member of the Child Welfare League of America (CWLA), they educate kids and strengthen families. For nearly... more »

  Sheilap wrote:

I was homeless with children and I was referred to this org. Mr. Wilson took out us out to eat put us in a hotel for a week, help me find a job and a apartment before my week was up at the hotel. He never asked me for anything and followed up with... more »

  Jerry W.2 wrote:

Our Son has been living there since day 1 and he loves it. It did start out a little rocky but is currently a great affordable place for ones that can live independently or have supports in place. Whenever this many individuals are let loose like they... more »

  Ami-Neiberger-Miller wrote:

I served on the Board of Directors with this organization for several years. I was impressed by the organization's commitment to helping survivors of domestic violence, work to educate the community about violence, its efforts to help abused children... more »

  Maryann3 wrote:

I first found out about Interfaith Works from a family member back in summer 2011. They told me that it was a place to help low in come family's with clothes, house hold stuff. So I took a chance and went. At first I only used the clothing center, but... more »

  kari3 wrote:

My sorority and I spent an afternoon at Coyote Hill interacting with the kids and helping them with homework. It was the most fun I had all year! One girl even showed us her awesome gymnastic skills. :) more »

  Ken C wrote:

The St. Louis Council has approximately 140 Conferences. I am a member of the St. Vincent de Paul Conference at St. Peter Parish in St. Charles, MO. All Conferences operate independently of each other although if a Conference has a need greater... more »

  lizzie wrote:

From the first moment I walked into PSP as a volunteer, I was hooked on that place. I went in with a group of kids who had done a fundraiser for PSP. We were given a tour of the building and all of the facilities, and told of the programs and assistance... more »

  tabycatlady wrote:

I worked for Neighborhood House for over 10 years and then I volunteered and became a donor. This organization is one of the best of its kind in the United States. It is a warm and welcoming place for the people it serves, the employees and volunteers.... more »

  GBalconcealed97 wrote:

I Have started something similar to this. MY name Is Allen Timony I live in rock county Wisconsin and have the same focus and hopes to help children in my county and surrounding areas or just anyone who needs the help. I have a go fund me right now but... more »

  refuge wrote:

Most of my life I was abused but I didn't know it until I was physically abused. The abuse and control I was feeling in my one year relationship was getting worse every month. I couldn't take the stress of it so I started seeing a therapist. She is the... more »

  Kathy/ Norm Hilburn wrote:

Great info, wanting to learn about Guidestar My wife Kathy is a care giver for her sister Charlene 51, in a nursing home. Thanks Norm more »

  Lukky1 wrote:

Not in a million years would I have guessed I would NEED the services of an organization helping children that are victims of sexual abuse. After learning our daughters were victims of sexual abuse - Prevail gave us hope, healing and the tools needed... more »

  jonrereg wrote:

We have volunteered and given to this very valuable community resource that helps the underprivileged and "least of these". more »

  jd2017 wrote:

I went back to Suffolk University as an adult learner, graduating in January 2015. At the end of January of that year, I was diagnosed with a DVT blood clot that initiated a PE in my lung, which intern, they connected to leukemia. I needed help with... more »

  mrhoward wrote:

This agency both under-serves, profits from and exploits the women, children, families and employees who have the misfortune of coming into contact with them. The leadership is incompetent and detached from the employees and clients they allegedly serve.... more »

  annbersani wrote:

I began volunteering here one day a week in September 2018. Project Hope works to provide education and employment access to women. I was so impressed to learn how many former participants have become staff members. Project Hope is working! more »

  Wally Gonzales wrote:

I am the Executive Director of a local nonprofit called Project Dignity. We work directly with Communty SeniorServ to provide nutritious meals to homeless seniors and disabled citizens living in residential motels in Orange County. Community SeniorServ... more »

  Kona48 wrote:

As the manager of a local bank in the Nortgate neighborhood of Seattle, I have worked with Northaven a number of years. Our bank provides banking services to a number of residents living at Northaven. The feedback from these clients is overwhelmingly... more »

  Erica L. wrote:

Our daughter started attending Behnke Preschool when she turned three, in July of 2010. She had a speech delay, and we were very excited to find a speech language preschool in Seattle. She loves her teachers and classroom, which is currently transformed... more »

  elainedej wrote:

Having joined in 2006 I have loved being a part of this organization. We have so many opportunities to serve the community with our various philanthropic programs. We are a great group of gals who share such a common purpose of wanting to volunteer... more »

  Brian R. R. wrote:

Avalon Center has helped Stone Memorial HS by providing peer mentor training to our upperclassmen who mentor our at-risk Freshmen throughout the year. Avalon Center has facilitated the last three years of training our mentors on setting personal boundaries,... more »

  ickk85 wrote:

I work with Bridge sometimes, I've helped out with World Refugee Day, tutor, and they gave me temporary employment. They have the toughest job, dealing with too many clients and too few resources, and they do it with grace and skill. It is a pleasure... more »

  Bob wrote:

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

  prayrosary8 wrote:

Hephzibah is the most wonderful place in the world to work . The care , love and support of the staff for the children is beyond words. Every child is unique in their own way and their needs are met every day by every staff member. In working with every... more »

  Jchapman wrote:

My wife and I were looking for a great cause to support and be involved with when we found Christian Help. We had looked into several charities and found Christian Help to be exactly what we wanted to support. Christian Help provides a food pantry,... more »

  Michelle8517 wrote:

This non profit Community Action Agency's weatherization program ruined my home and refuses to take responsibility for it. A full 30 page report from the state health department proving the mistakes made upon their work done was sent, as well as many... more »

  rah_1949 wrote:

I currently work at Charitable Union and am proud of the work we do in the Battle Creek area. For more than 123 years we have served the needs of the residents of Battle Creek. Our mission is to provide clothing and small household items, at no cost,... more »

  jsbrit wrote:

The organization is small which is good to help women. The board is new, board president new and has little experience and changes frequently. There is little governance and little experience especially in areas og HUD. more »

  broncobillyreno wrote:

There's other places where your donation can do more good! more »

  Audit Team 2010 wrote:

Lev Rochel Bikur Cholim is an unbelivable organization. (if it is same as listed here). Funder and voluneteers are caring dedicated with zero payback expectations. When a relative visisted from overseas and unfortunately sudden heart condition developed,... more »

  Bridge N. wrote:

The Bridge is always innovating in the field of mental health. They offer comprehensive treatment. more »

  Ron_15 wrote:

The Wallingford Senior Center is considered one of the best senior centers in the State of CT. The many and varied programs serve the needs our senior citizens in our town. We also have the best staff and a very active committee on aging. more »

  billorton2000 wrote:

In the 1960s, as part of the War on Poverty, local "Community Action Partnerships" were created, as places where people could get job skills, help with life needs and generally get a leg up on moving from poverty up into the middle class. Many of the... more »

  dmccann59 wrote:

This is one of Seattle’s most impactful homelessness charities perhaps third only to Plymouth Housing and Catholic Housing and maybe Mary’s Place. These folks tackle the hard problem of quick housing - and spring up villages of 30 + tiny homes with... more »

  andrew6 wrote:

KCGM is a wonderful ministry to Korea, providing evangelism and a children's home, blessing and helping many. If you want a part in doing good and blessing many in Korea, KCGM is the way to go. more »

  mmeling wrote:

As a volunteer for Assistance League of Visalia, I am amazed at how much is accomplished by this all volunteer group of 80 members. Our programs touch the lives of children in Tulare County who need clothing to help them feel a part of their school environment.... more »

  Chris87 wrote:

People Builders is an awesome organization with a focus to impact the World by helping one family at a time. more »

  Ellen Ossenfort M. wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Tulsa Boys’ Home for several years and have had nothing but the BEST experience there! Top-notch staff and volunteers. You should come out and see how Tulsa Boys’ Home is saving the most at risk members of the next generation... more »

  pbullock wrote:

My mother attends Page Robbins. When I found this wonderful center it was at a crucial time of need. My father passed away and I needed a place for my mother with Alzheimer to attend 5 days/week. Page Robbins is a safe, warm, friendly environment.... more »

  Meda R. wrote:

I had the misfortune of taking a jacket to the Goodwill truck parked at Publics, Miami Lake way, Miami Lakes.. As I was pulling out of the parking lot I realized my jewelry pouch that contained my diamond engagement ring and two diamond wedding bands... more »

  B Wain wrote:

I think most donors do not realize how much of the money TUW receives stays inside their doors - with paid "consultants" who go out into the field and demand that programs conform to the model TUW has decided fits our community - with total disregard... more »

  Writer wrote:

Terrible. This place is kind of like a religious cult. There is high employee turnover and little to no leadership from the owner. The staff is not used to dealing with clients parents. They basically do what they want and don't answer to anyone.... more »

  wcapes wrote:

I KNEW MARJORIE KEIFFER THE DIRECTOR OF COA BACK IN THE 1980'S AND KEPT HEARING ABOUT ALL OF THE GOOD WORK THEY WERE DOING.WHEN I WAS ASKED TO BE ON THE BOARD IN THE 90'S I HAD TO SAY YES. THE MEALS ON WHEELS PROGRAM ITSELF DOES SO MUCH GOOD FOR PEOPLE... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coercive and exploitative towards expectant mothers. They really try to get you to surrender your baby to adoption and make it sound like you have a choice when they are manipulating you so they can arrange for the sale of your baby. more »

  Ashley M. wrote:

Pleasant View, Inc. supports people with disabilities in all areas of their lives. Throughout learning about Pleasant View, Inc. I have been taught a tremendous amount regarding excellent care and dependability regarding individuals with intellectual... more »

  hrscares wrote:

As a result of working with Melwood, my worldview on people with disabilities has changed. Almost 70% of Melwood staff are people with disabilities working side by side with people who do not identify as having a disability. And yet in many circumstances,... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful place to meet new people and enjoy activities. I have found a place to call home! The people that run the Center are kind, loving, and respectful. The meals a wonderful and tasty. They have a place to meet, greet and play. more »

  Ndugu wrote:

I have been a volunteer and/or board member for twenty years and am constantly impressed by how Freedom House carries out its ministry to our sisters and brothers seeking political asylum from countries where they have been oppressed, imprisoned, tortured,... more »

  beth@mcmastercpa.com wrote:

The organization provides beneficial services to the Mason Co. area of western MI. However, the organization is known in the community to experience high employee turnover, fail to practice sound personnel policies that supports the teaching staff and... more »

  M012 wrote:

Hi, Your jewelry on Goodwill online store seems to be overpriced all the time. I’ve been looking for a ring for my mom because she lost one and my dad can’t afford to get her a new one. You’re selling a used Walmart ring for $620, when... more »

  mvrmiller wrote:

MHY gives youth a second chance to turn their lives around so that they can become the best kind of people they can be. The school helps them get back on track academically. The staff assists them in working through the issues that got them there. Staff... more »

  GoPSU wrote:

Like many United Way chapters, this one struggles to recreate itself to respond to current trends. Chapter will once again fall below goal and a number of traditional donors are withholding/reducing contributions. Additional challenge is that workplace... more »

  katsbeau wrote:

An amazing organization. They serve homeless and poor people in so many ways. They have a high percentage of funds go to services and a great track record since 1972. I donate and volunteer to the rescue mission. more »

  Stacie7 wrote:

This is an organization that has a difficult job and yet the staff and volunteers are committed and caring. They work tirelessly to do even more and I'm constantly amazed to discover new programs and opportunities that seem to pop up every month. I... more »

  luo.minyi wrote:

I am a student employee of Two Bridges Neighborhood Council INC this summer and it is the best job I've ever had. I learn many things that will be beneficial in the future and I had a lot of fun. more »

  Bert Cooper wrote:

This is a terrific community organization. It really is a "core organization" for the Concord community. Socially, people of all economic backgrounds interact, and people of all ages can be found using the facilities. In an era when finances are tight,... more »

  KSALA wrote:

I saw a photo, of a tree growing within the cracks of the sidewalk in San Antonio, Texas. It reminded me of the wonderful dedication of Institute for Maximum Human Potential to revitalize and replenish our communities. Kudos more »

  RSattanni2011 wrote:

I had volunteered in 2010 to assist with bagging food for the needy. Hard work but fun and challenging. Nice people guided groups for this task. Regularly needs volunteers to assist them. Great for schools to assist them for community service hours for... more »

  copelandavids wrote:

I started volunteering here as a Meals on Wheels driver in 2013. I thought it would be a noble sacrifice of my time. It's no sacrifice, it's a true pleasure. It's 45 minutes, one day a week. The joy I get seeing these great seniors, chatting with them,... more »

  Holly13070 wrote:

When my mother was passing, I had no idea what to expect. Six years after she was diagnosed with a liver disease, mom said enough is enough. I did not expect her to be gone 2 days later. Hospice ladies were kind, gentle, caring, informative & just present!!... more »

  CasperMom wrote:

The Casper Family YMCA is a wonderful place to workout and for my children to get involved in sports and youth programs. The building is dated, but don't judge this book by its cover. The people are amazing, especially the swimming lesson instructors. more »

  Melissa70 wrote:

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

  PVWC wrote:

The Ponte Vedra Woman's Club is committed to helping others through our fundraising events. Please visit our website for the list of Charities and scholarship(s) we help. Help spread the word about this great organization and "Like Us" on Facebook.... more »

  bumpenjack wrote:

I came to this organization for help last year as I left a domestic violence situation and got stuck in Pensacola w/ no gas or food. The woman I spoke with named Iris was very rude and said they couldn't help me. She looked at me and I can imagine I... more »

  KANCAN30 wrote:

May God always bless & guide all of the Vincent DePaul Society! Years ago, when i got custody of my 2 nieces who were being abused greatly by their biological mother & my brother (their father) was incarcerated, it was this Charity who truly helped us... more »

  JCoast wrote:

They do wonderful work: efficient and effective. I had a great experience and will volunteer again in the future. more »

  alex2024 wrote:

I understand that i can only keep what i have by giving it away.Thank you for the opportunity to share with someone else.I need to be of service to others. more »

  robbed wrote:

My mom lived in the independent living part of Lenbrook Square for years, and she loved it. But beware the "refundable entrance fee". My mom died years ago and, even when I retained an attorney, Lenbrook refused to provide needed documentation regarding... more »

  noonetrust wrote:

I ( Franklin mcvay) , had a medical(SEIZURE) TODAY (ON 5-17-2023) and was told by medical staff at the hospital here in Fairmont WV that (Pastor- jeff ) and his staff said that I was NOT allowed to To come BACK after my SEIZURE....they KNEW BEFORE hand... more »

  Joan70 wrote:

I volunteer for Meals on Wheels of Staunton, Inc. and enjoy knowing the people we are delivering meals to really need them. Most are handicapped in some way and it is a way have a hot meal and have someone check on you. The food comes from Armstrongs... more »

  Faye wrote:

SPANCO was started by the most beautiful Gisela Becker, when she was in her 70's. Now, in her 80's, she is still traveling from US to Ghana several times each year to be sure everything is running smoothly with her orphanage, school, and hospital, which... more »

  oaksquilters wrote:

Older Americans of Knox, Inc., aka OAKS, is a senior center whose motto is "SENIORS HELPING SENIORS." It is housed in the former Farnham Grade School, and has been of service to seniors since 1980. OAKS has never received any government funds of any... more »

  laetitiaetatis wrote:

I worked at the Indo-American Center as an ESL teacher and tutor for about a month in October of 2010. I enjoyed it a lot and think that the center does a good job of providing essential services such as literacy and citizenship courses to recent arrivals... more »

  FSASJ wrote:

Family Service Association is a multi-service, not-for-profit, United Way agency that serves over 18,500 children, adolescents and adults annually. As the needs of the people in this community have become evident, Family Service Association has responded... more »

  Shell C. wrote:

I support the Family Resource Network, Inc. by donating funds to the Hartwick Hill Race, which is a fundraiser for the Anemarie Wenck Resource Fund. The AMWRF is a terrific fund that is available to assist families who have a child with a disability... more »

  jillie wrote:

I enjoy gardening and know how important the garden is to On The Rise. The garden is a place to remember women in the community and in OTR's community whom we have lost due to homelessness. It's important this space is clean and well maintained so people... more »

  Mr. Pettengill wrote:

In addressing the causes and consequences of poverty through education, advocacy, and its myriad services to help those in need meet basic human needs that we too often take for granted, I can unequivocally state that Community Action, Inc. is indeed... more »

  Writer wrote:

This place is a sham. All they want is money . and they lie to the family and don't let visits happen as scheduled more »

  kate5 wrote:

I come out once a week and participate in the after school arts program. I help with the planned art projects for the day and assist the kids with their homework. I have enjoyed getting to know the kids and mentoring a few of them. more »

  mamatrep wrote:

Working with Hunger First has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. We are a no questions asked facility, offering food, clothing and household items at our new location at 1697 Lynn Garden Drive, Kingsport, TN. I love the way it is... more »

  shaunnas3sons wrote:

i get food when needed (on a once a month basis). usually very friendly and busy. this helps to supplement the family nutritionally. they are usually very caring and very willing to assist you with any food needs... thankful for this organization wish... more »

  Duder123 wrote:

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

  MarthaGA wrote:

Our Sami, now 4, was diagnosed with Down syndrome at birth. We had done no research and knew very little about Down syndrome and nothing about DS ACT and the community in Connecticut. The First Call program was helpful beyond words, the volunteer reasured... more »

  Lisa2345678 wrote:

I've been volunteering with the Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles for almost five years. I give Preparedness Education presentations to community groups. It's really interesting to meet all of the different groups, and satisfying to feel that I've given... more »

  Joan79 wrote:

Typically when a child is graduating High School, it is a joyous occasion with so many possibilities, but when that young person has a developmental disability, the possibilities are limited and it is an extremely frightening time for him/her and the... more »

  johnnierneal wrote:

Lift Disability Network has a heart and a passion to see lives transformed. Families have been impacted and lives change because of the selfless leadership of Jim and Rhonette Hukill. They have surrounded themselves with a strong leadership team and... more »

  mlgr317 wrote:

Having the opportunity to serve as a volunteer with Hand in Hand Ministries has been a great blessing in my life. I love being part of an organization that does so much good. As a volunteer you definitely feel that you are an integral part of the organization... more »

  Rambria wrote:

I have volunteered for SonRise Development Corporation for many years and that experience has helped me develop professionally and I’ve learned that the power of vision transforms into a mission. SonRise DC mission empower, advocate and educate people.... more »

  katiebucket wrote:

Truly a great asset to Hancock County and the City of Bay St. Louis. Wonderful farm to table food restaurant. A teaching school helping young adults and older adults learn the back and front of the house, getting them ready for job placement in the food... more »

  paula dean wrote:

This place sucks. although it has a wonderful mission I do not believe it is being implemented at all. For the most part the staff is great !!! (the ones that interact with the clients that is) because the upper administration does not. They have a nasty... more »

  Peg Long wrote:

Amigos de Jesus heart is with the children. Every expense is scrutinized to be sure they are getting the best deal. The President, Fr. O'Donnell receives no payment for all he does. This is truly a charity that operates on all levels with the welfare... more »

  unforgettables wrote:

The Unforgettables Foundation has aided over 5000 SoCal families struggling to afford a child's funeral costs. Amazingly helps all regional schools and hosptials for age 18 on down more »

  maureen wrote:

We were so lucky to find Willow House after the death of our daughter. So many people offered condolences but it is so difficult to talk to someone that has never been through the same ordeal as you. At Willow House no one judges you or thinks you are... more »

  Elixie wrote:

This organization is doing something that is challenging and unique. They accept children who have been expelled, suspended, truant or otherwise dropouts from the school system and provide them with supplemental education and strong behavioral management.... more »

  Liberty533. wrote:

Maria and Christina both amazing !! Thank you both for helping me with rent assistance keeping me safe during these hard times. I was once homeless and in a shelter after Hurricane Irma. You ladies are a blessing you have helped so many I am so grateful... more »

  robertbuckner wrote:

Unlike bigger organizations this group operates by volunteers and donations have a direct effect on the needs of less fortunate in the community. more »

  cmoore wrote:

The Tree House is a wonderful prevention services provider for Mesa County (and soon to be inner-city Denver) youth! Fiscally responsible and highly effective! more »

  Kasey1987 wrote:

Helping Hands of Vegas Valley is an amazing organization, who goes above and beyond to provide free services to our senior community's within the Las Vegas Valley. All of the staff are kindhearted and always willing to help where needed to grow the organization... more »

  puyallupuser wrote:

Numerous complaints about residents in Share and Care House permanent supportive housing units. Ms. Hamblen does not respond to neighbor's complaints. Residents in the supportive housing units are using drugs and a major arrest occurred about 3 weeks... more »

  jack5004242 wrote:

Needs to be audited below code. The clients do not do many activities the cabin ceilling is leaking. The bath tub can come through at any moment. The correct alarms for clients under court order for eloping have not been installed. Constant physical abuse... more »

  lupita wrote:

Wendy's Kids, Inc. changed the way my life academically. I have received support and guidance to continued to move forward. more »

  jdwright4734 wrote:

My son has difficulty doing new things with unfamiliar people, however, he immediately felt comfortable with Ms. Ray. He walked with her to each of the areas that the group was working. She engaged him and he participated which is a huge step for him.... more »

  Sonia W. wrote:

Outstanding organization with good sound principles! more »

  Volunteer wrote:

The Volunteer Way helps all that come to them for assistance. At the present they are assisting 19,000 families each month. They also help 40 food pantries and 28 other types of charities. more »

  redfoxie wrote:

Client's tell us that they experience less anxiety and loneliness as result of the volunteers who help them remain in their homes. Recent notes stated, “I feel that Faith in Action is a “Security Blanket” for seniors. Thank everyone who volunteers.” “I... more »

  T.SWEET wrote:

Hello My name is Theresa Maire Sweet .. I really wanted to share my story with you the world you won't be disappointed by choosing this company they are the best ladies I've ever met in this whole whole world they are a trusted company caring company... more »

  heharris wrote:

Seeing how passionate the new leaders of this organization are has been an inspiration. They don't just treat the symptoms of homelessness, they're actively trying to go to the roots of the problem and create solutions to prevent it from happening in... more »

  CamillaM wrote:

Both my children go to the YWCA child center and they absolutely love it. The staff is very educated and nurturing and always ready with an extra hug if your children are having a rough morning. My kids love the big outdoor playground, the music class... more »

  nw_allie wrote:

Excellent agency that provides thorough and complete care to its participants. An agency that truly seeks to meet the heart of needs for people and minister to them with strong love and compassion. It is growing with amazing stability. I have attended... more »

  mrsvolunteer wrote:

Learning Ally is a 60+-year-old nonprofit serving people all over the country who struggle with print disabilities; those disabilities can stem from either visual impairment/blindness, or from a learning difference like dyslexia. They provide a number... more »

  RuthDavey wrote:

I am a volunteer and a board member. My first mother was an immigrant with a premature baby. I was able to help the family navigate frequent doctor visits and concerns, and support them with their first child. I learned probably more from my mother... more »

  volker wrote:

Greater examination by private and public (ARRA-related) of this One Economy Corporation financials & capacity is greatly needed given the increasing number of lay offs of employees tasked with delivering on the 26+ million ARRA grant, which is counter... more »

  Dr. Questad wrote:

No charity could possibly look after your money better than Jay Jackson at HHN. She has won the highest award possible at Whitman College for her selfless dedication to helping the Nepali people help themselves. She brings in people that show community... more »

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  MartyM wrote:

My view into SoaM is from my friends who are part of “the mission teams”. There are many ladies and men from my church who truly enjoy their participation in the one-day missions. As seniors, it gives them a place to make a difference, provide valuable... more »

  Jason W. wrote:

This place saved my life. When I got out of Raway I had no place to go and i felt like going back in. Miss Darlene and Pastor Manual found a place for me to live and kept me encouraged. Now Im working and have my own apartment in asbury. They are some... more »

  barby2 wrote:

The trained staff and volunteers at this Center lovingly care and stimulation for challenged adults along with providing a few hours respite for care givers. more »

  lourdes Bluestein wrote:

SPIN is an all-volunteer organization whose sincere concern shows in their work for the community. The idea that knowledge and encouragement can fortify an individual, and thus a family, and therefore a community is proven many times over. For over... more »

  westend63 wrote:

I've been trying to get an appointment with Watershed Little Rock for over two months now. My reason for calling is to get help with electric bill. Every time I call, they put me on hold then I leave my number and no one ever calls back. If not that you... more »

  orange1 wrote:

I have been very blessed to meet and work along side the group of very inteligent and careing people at WFFRC. The work untiredly with the community, leaders and churches and the people of west Fresno and beyond to bring awareness and information about... more »

  Katie M. wrote:

We have changed the name to Club General Motors but still has the same principals. We are a social club made up of retirees and current employess of General Motors. Our main goal is to help local charities. We volunteer at events like Special Olympica... more »

  DeISDRena wrote:

CDC Awards DHS students $10K in scholarshipsDuring their scheduled May meeting, the Concerned DeSoto Citizens (CDC) organization awarded $10K in scholarships to three DeSoto High School students! CDC is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, established... more »

  nikki2015 wrote:

Every month A+ gives a check to each school in Merritt Island. In 2014, the total given to the schools was over $75,000 to help the kids of our Island. more »

  Paytoto wrote:

Each and every staff member treat all consumers with great dignity. It is always a pleasant experience being around the staff of Interfaith Services. I recommend them without reservations. more »

  Jennifer-Lucy_T wrote:

When Destiny Awaits. Prior to traveling to India we knew that God had placed child sponsorship on our hearts. My husband told me to pray about which child to sponsor at Sarah’s Covenant Home's (SCH) and to be open to God’s leading. We know... more »

  philipandrews wrote:

Broomfield FISH has been a staple in the Broomfield community for many year. As someone who grew up in Broomfield, FISH has been there for my family in times of need by helping put food on the table. By far, one of my favorite all time organizations because... more »

  desertpadre wrote:

The Hope Clinic is a non-profit, internal medicine clinic. Dr. William Martin at Hope Clinic is a no-nonsense kind of guy. When it comes to health care reform, that’s exactly what this mess of a country needs. Common sense. And a heart. In... more »

  beckiewj wrote:

The Kenya Project has been making a positive impact in the community in so many different ways. Mountain Park academy, the homes for the orphans, the support programs for the local businesses and women have all had success in helping to better the lives... more »

  AllsFamily wrote:

This organization has helped our family for 2 years now and each year they have gone above and beyond anything we could have ever imagined. With times being hard and our family in financial crisis, I was sure that my children would have the worst holiday.... more »

  OutreachDearborn wrote:

Angel House is a caring, Christ centered outreach to the immigrant Muslim community. They are knowledgable about the Islamic community locally and worldwide, how to serve amongst the least of these, have integrity and commitment of over 2 decades, with... more »

  dlcallaghan72 wrote:

Helen and Rocky Hulse are gracious, friendly, personable, and kind. They are also meticulous, fair, and honest researchers whose published articles are above reproach! Rocky's book, When Salt Lake City Calls, has been extremely well received, and his... more »

  Paula C wrote:

THe Arizona Women's Partnership, as an all volunteer philanthropic non-profit, has been able to generate a broad base of support. In doing so, AZWP has awarded over $202,000 to over 45 grass roots non-profits that assist under-served women and children... more »

  lovingparent wrote:

I love the work that In Time Of Need, Inc. does. They helped my daughter that had dropped out of high school get back into school. They mentored her and worked with her on her studies. She actually graduated high school and is now a college graduate.... more »

  Dodson wrote:

What a wonderful program serving our most challenged Virginians. Dedicated staff and a great non-profit organization. more »

  UserDCI wrote:

Deaf Empowerment Inc is NO longer in the name. Deaf Connections Inc. took over. Fake service and not meet what their website promotes except two major things they have done within several years..... JOKE!!!!! more »

  Lisa A Bailey wrote:

I have been coming to Eph. Re-Uzit for years. and now my children in there 20's come whenever they come in from out of town. Such unbelievable deals. more »

  ThereseP wrote:

SLEW is an AWESOME organization. I have been fighting stage iv Breast cancer since 2008, 9 years. It is through the services provided for the mind, body, and sprit that I am still alive today and continuing to celebrate life. I am thankful and very blessed... more »

  MLPBaseball wrote:

OBJECTIVE: To instill in the physically and mentally challenged individuals of our community the qualities of integrity, sportsmanship, equality, honesty, loyalty, courage and reverence so they may become well rounded, respectful adults. ... more »

  valerie10 wrote:

This group works with a high level of integrity. They dedicate countless hours to sending over care packages, letters, and other items to all branches of the military. They also are a big support for the military families. Their group is dedicated and... more »

  challboss wrote:

Dedicated to the Hampton roads community and serving the community educational needs. more »

  House1 wrote:

The organization has been volunteering in Hillsborough community as student advocates in order to maximize instructional time for students. Many parents and students have benefitted from the organization advocacy and commitment to being a partner with... more »

  conniewilliams411 wrote:

A HOUSING FIASCO!! ...it is NOT 1st come 1st served. (It is House whomever you like or are friends with!!) ...the Housing Councilors need someone who will Monitor their Housing tactics, ..so that ALL homeless will receive FAIR treatment more »

  Melissa H. wrote:

I first came across this organization when I was in grad school many years ago. It opened my eyes to a lot of things and I am amazed at the work that they are doing to help raise awareness about the impact of violence in women's lives. This... more »

  Lynn wrote:

I have seen the difference that this organization has made in the lives of children in Haiti. From children needing life saving surgery in the US, to orphans once living on the street or abandoned, taken in and cared for in loving Christian... more »

  susana camposano wrote:

I give it 5 stars since this place truly believes in their mission, they are passionate about their purpose and mission. more »

  seattle wrote:

Safe Crossings Foundation is a leader in funding free grief services for children in King County. These services include in home counseling for grieving families, community support and ongoing therapeutic follow up. Safe Crossings also provides funds... more »

  aaron00 wrote:

this is really a scam.they need to tell the truth that lawanda fay harper. And her mother is scaming people. This is a house not a bussiness. more »

  Russell H. T. wrote:

My wife and I brought a group of teens and adults to New Hope to help them work on their building and some of their programs while we were in Anchorage. It was amazing! They really care about ministering to the people with needs in their area and really... more »

  Laurie wrote:

The organization's shelter, housed at Christ Lutheran Church in Baltimore, is the go-to resource for homeless women and children in South Baltimore. This organization also provides transitional housing for homeless women when they become employed. A wide... more »

  tristanwitch wrote:

I have used the services of the Triangle Club for over 20 years here in West Palm Beach, Florida. They provide a vast array of services and entertainment functions for the entire Recovery Community of Palm Beach County, giving clients who are trying... more »

  Archaeologist43 wrote:

CAIR is an Islamist front organization surreptiously advocating for sharia law in the US. They are known to be affiliated with the muslim brotherhood and work to establish an Islamist government based on sharia in the US more »

  Fahvee wrote:

This charity has given food & clothing to children in need. Everything from blankets & coats to school uniforms. They take great pride in serving the community during the Thanksgiving & Christmas holidays with foo & toys. They are a small but caring organization... more »

  pattyhemstreet wrote:

I was unaware this type of service existed until the devatating death of my newborn grandson. Haven came to the hospital in the middle of the night - they were professional, compassionate and so caring. They have continued to be a source of support... more »

  Melissa T wrote:

Wheels to Work provides an amazing service in our community. With little to no administrative costs, the 100%-volunteer board matches donated vehicles to single-parent families so that they can get to work and/or school. When a family in Sioux Falls is... more »

  pohoying wrote:

House of Yahweh, a local non-profit recently honored Sister Michele Morris CSJ, one of its founding members, and long time director at her retirement. They recognized her work and that of the organization for serving those in need for 35 years. I have... more »