Find Humanities Nonprofits and Charities

  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization whose mission is to "warm the hearts and heads of those experiencing hair loss by knitting/crocheting caps with lots of love." The 4000 caps (handmade with love by 1000 volunteers!!!) are donated and delivered to patients... more »

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more »

  Ueless wrote:

I have an unauthorized charge to my credit card from this organization. I made a donation and now there is an additional charge on my credit card that was neither mentioned as part of the donation process nor authorized by me. It's a small amount but... more »

  deskpv wrote:

I have indigenous roots . I have seen over the years the extraordinary work that The Wayuu Taya Foundation is doing . From building school ,feeding children ,giving opportunities to the community to become self sustainable . Just amazing . more »

  Thumbelinasmum wrote:

I live very near Walden Pond, which is actually in Concord, MA, and never swim there, because the beach smells, due, it is believed, to overuse as a state beach. I just received a mailing from the Walden Woods project. On the front of the postcard... more »

  Laurenstoneberger wrote:

Without this wonderful and empowering group of women I am not sure I would have had the strength to make it through our time. Strong is an understatement when it comes to the support they give women like me on a daily basis. more »

  vicky5 wrote:

We are an all volunteer 501(c)3 organization. Our ability to rescue, rehabilitate and find homes for the unwanted and slaughterbound horses has grown considerably since our inception. We are very devoted to our mission and our integrity. more »

  Kevin M.7 wrote:

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

  asheesh.banga wrote:

I was absolutely thrilled when I first heard about the Atlas Society, but I was a little skeptical as I had not come across many objectivists in my time spent in Washington DC. The more I got involved with the programs that were offered ranging from book... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an outstanding organization in the Hudson Valley. Their work is has real impact on teens and adults alike. I encourage all to support them. more »

  Douglas H. wrote:

I am blessed to partner with Eden Ministries. The team the Fry's work with in Zimbabwe are saving at-risk AIDS orphans. They have little overhead so the money I donate goes directly to providing food, housing, medical care, clothing, education, emotional... more »

  lpoliak wrote:

I first got to know Get Lit several years ago when I began volunteering for them. Get Lit is not simply a curriculum that stems the increase of illiteracy in "at risk" youth. It is profoundly effective in motivating students to read more, learn more,... more »

  priscilla6 wrote:

These characters bring such joy to the children, especially when they get to meet the character in costume. Their faces light up, and this alone offers opportunity for discussion about good character. Recently, I met up with a girl who at the time was... more »

  mrsnyim wrote:

This group is wonderful! Great fun for all kids with special needs and their siblings (parents too). We have participated in bowling, basketball, softball, Splash-in-the-boro adventure, Christmas parties and more! Come join the fun and camaraderie, you'll... more »

  coolbeans wrote:

This org has a great heart and mission. They need your funding. I witnessed their period production of THE ADDING MACHINE - so relevant! James P. Clark spoke after about technology replacing jobs, about the shrinking middle class. It makes a person... more »

  Maartje van den Elzen - W. wrote:

As an elementary school teacher I had long summers and none of my friends could take 6 weeks off. I decided to go to Nepal in 2009 and teach English in a Monastery through VIN's Monastery program. Apart from the teaching bit Bhupi (VIN's Founder) asked... more »

  Kasimie wrote:

Mehiel Foundation has helped our community immensely last year by sponsoring the building of a new school which over time will help hundreds of pupils get the education they deserve. more »

  JP wrote:

Called by the press the "Nobel Prize for children" World of Children is 12 years old. 100% of overhead is covered by the Board of Governors thus assuring that contributions from others go directly to programs. All World of Children Honorees are vetted... more »

  Carole Bader L. wrote:

I have been to many of Harmony Cafe's benefits. Rosemarie McCarthy and her team of volunteers work so hard to give everyone a chance to experience the great things they do. Rosemarie is constantly working to get to her goal of opening a cafe in Patchogue... more »

  dwendel wrote:

I think Morning Earth is a terrific website for my Nature in Literature Course at North Hennepin Community College in Brooklyn Park, Minnesota. I use the photographs and poems that John creates to go with them to help my students look closer into the... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am glad they succeded in proventing the scale of the child. Hope they will keep on with their work. more »

  Tesha Marie R. wrote:

Serenity's Grace is a wonderful non-profit. The love that they give when giving back is unexplainable the help they offer is beyond amazing. They are always there to help anyone at anytime. I love being able to help and volunteer with Serenity and the... more »

  dtrump wrote:

When I was 48 years old I decided it was "now or never" to try my hand at fiction writing. I took my first class at the Loft in September 2005--"Writing for Absolute Beginners," taught by Jorie Miller. Jorie said many encouraging things to all of her... more »

  Zamfiram wrote:

In june 2011 my wife, briannie and i had the wonderful opportunity to do something that we will always be grateful for. during our vacation to romania, we prioritized a visit to the romanian orphanage sponsored by heart of romania children's foundation.... more »

  Jennifer J.5 wrote:

After sending my Dad a Care Package when he was diagnosed with Lung cancer, I saw the tremendous impact this organization has on those affected by cancer. I decided then, that I would do what I could to help them continue to spread hope to more and more... more »

  Writer wrote:

Very thankful for the work they are doing with Chernobyl stray dogs more »

  Lynn N. wrote:

Had the privilege of assisting in the Little Smiles fundraising campaign in 2012. The Little Smiles Night at the Oscars was an event to remember! A gala event, where the children are the stars for the evening. This is an amazing opportunity for these... more »

  Sue211 wrote:

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

  Jane T. wrote:

This non-profit has existed for several year. They have shown themselves to be sensitive to needs of the people they serve. They have been creative in finding solutions for the people who need. They have been good stewards of the money donated to them.... more »

  NeedCandy wrote:

The National Speech & Debate Association works to give all youth a voice. The Covid pandemic has muffled the voices of millions of students, both literally and figuratively, and the NSDA provides an avenue for the teenagers of America to become informed... more »

  dirissy wrote:

Five stars... all the way!!!!The power of social media and it connects people is amazing! There's this SoCal Volunteer facebook group that has anybody from LA to OC to the IE. One of the members had put out a call for volunteers and i had responded... more »

  mobileUser543032 wrote:

Sarah's Fight has been continuously helping all kids and families ease into the lives of those with Cancer. more »

  Writer wrote:

Such a great supportive staff and one of the best non-profit organization run by such awesome and humble people. Great work !! more »

  africa231 wrote:

I give to Heroes of the Nation's child sponsorship program on a monthly basis. I appreciate that HTN operates on a 100% model...I can be confident that my donation will go directly to Kenya and will positively affect my sponsored child. I was able to... more »

  hlynch wrote:

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

  BayouButrfly wrote:

I thought this was going to be another "small-town" group when I found them on Yahoo. Boy, was I surprised! They are very active, very involved, and very caring. They have reached out to a needy family in my hometown, as well as my mother. The items... more »

  Encino volunteer wrote:

The descendants of Eastern Europe emigrees now have a vehicle to experience re-emergence of interest in Yiddish as a secular cultural movement. This organization takes over where prior generations had few non-religious-affiliation opportunities to revive... more »

  terripoppins wrote:

I moved to Merlin, Oregon in August of 2012 to be part of the Life of Learning Foundation. It was the best decision for my life to come here to become a student and volunteer for this non-profit. The director and speaker, Guy Finley, is a beaming example... more »

  Sarah H. wrote:

A city trailer park on a hot summer's day, not my idea of fun, but when I heard young writers were gathering there to express themselves about their recent visit to a farm, I said yes. Writing is a second career for this 57 year old, which means re-education,... more »

  Nalini Mishra wrote:

I have been following TBS activities since last 3 years, organisation is doing commendable work in the field of water conservation and rural development with community participation. more »

  Mariana Bonow wrote:

As a newer member to the board of directors for SPPF, I am continuously inspired to be part of an organization where we can see a direct impact on the community at large. Like others involved with the organization, I am part of the board because I want... more »

  amanou wrote:

I will tell my experience With Noors Heaven From 6 years ago Until today So she’s very helpful and nice and She always Try to give the people the best. Thank you Miss Wafa more »

  Mona S. wrote:

MPV is an amazing organization. I've had the privilege to contribute to their cause and to see their vision and passion come to life and give a voice to the moderate muslims around the world is a breath of fresh air. MPR Rocks! more »

  friedapo wrote:

Thank you for always helping our poor Orphaned animals God-bless this organization more »

  Ej V. wrote:

I've known these folks for couple years and never met more dedicated people to a cause. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  dmilakovic wrote:

I was privileged to participate in a Book Drop event at a Title 1 elementary school and it was an excellent experience. Handing books to young children who don’t often own treasures was an inspiring moment. The work Writers Cubed Inc is doing will change... 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 »

  bobbypee wrote:

I love being a volunteer for this organization for one I enjoy helping other, Being a volunteer is very rewarding to me and make me understand how greatly blessed I am . more »

  DeniN wrote:

The book bundles from the FOLMC bookstores are such a treasure, and have become a go-to gift for me to send. Who wouldn't treasure a curated box of six to eight gently used books as a gift? And the price, INCLUDING postage? $30.00!! Such a deal.I've... more »

  mobileUser462162 wrote:

Because One Matters is doing a great job serving foster kids and foster parents they come in contact with. They always put the interest of the kids first. They are a faith based organization that lead by faith. more »

  Julia wrote:

I was introduced to Variety 4 years ago when I volunteered at a bike build event for underprivileged children and I’m proud to say I’ve been a donor ever since! I have been fortunate enough to attend some of the fantastic events Variety has thrown... more »

  itsamilitarylife wrote:

This nonprofit has a heart of gold! So incredibly giving, and innovative, when it comes to serving others and helping the community. more »

  activesenior wrote:

Our Kip Center is a haven for the seniors not only living in our town but surrounding ones as well. It is a vibrant and extremely active place for our seniors to congregate in, exercise, have informative discussions, paint, crochet and enjoy a hot meal.... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coerces mothers to surrender their babies and does not offer support to keep and raise her child. The overall rating I give this group is a 0 but there is not option for 0. more »

  Writer wrote:

Any thing I have purchased, or any donation I have made for the the completion of a project, has been used for its intended purpose. I feel highly confident that the K9 Hero Portrait Project is a nonprofit that can be trusted to follow their mission... more »

  JenSwan wrote:

Founded in 1964, California Poets in the Schools is one of the largest literary artists-in-residence programs in the nation. We encourage students throughout California to recognize and celebrate their creativity, intuition, and intellectual curiosity... more »

  jacquelinex wrote:

Thank You Changing Lanes for being the vessel that got my family through the cancer scare and having a better understanding of the disease . more »

  rasocalgrl wrote:

We were blessed with an amazing baby and have a wonderful relationship with our birthmom all due to Project Cuddle. Our birthmother was alone, scare, homeless when she found out she was pregnant. She found Project Cuddle on Facebook and reached out... more »

  slaster wrote:

I purchased tickets to see Stephen Hawking speak as part of the Brilliant Lecture Series. Unfortunately, due to health issues preventing international travel, Dr. Hawking was unable to appear in person and BLS is instead showing an ‘exclusive’ prerecorded... more »

  rarnold wrote:

My experience with Surfing The Nations has been nothing short of life changing. Their dedication to people is astounding and their programs are focused on growing people of character, hope, and integrity. I would recommend any kind of involvement with... more »

  KarenM1539 wrote:

I have donated clothing to Campus California and they were very up front with all questions i had. Their box near my house is kept clean and they are always quick in resolving any issues. I appreciate the work they do and think is very necessary both... more »

  Cindy116 wrote:

Bringing Miracles, Inc is making an impact in the lives of vulnerable children in Kibera, Kenya. They receive food and education and are provided with uniforms and medical help should the need arise. more »

  annaguia wrote:

The whole staff is amazing & such a big blessing to my family. We are always grateful for all they have done & bless our big family with. more »

  Gradmafern wrote:

The White Eagle Multicultural Pow Wow is an awe inspiring experience with a continuous program from Friday evening through Sunday afternoon performed in colorful regalia by Midwest’s four races: Red, Yellow, Black and White. The pow wow is hosted... more »

  robinwhitney wrote:

I have been involved with the PCPAF in many capacities for many years. As a patron of the arts, I have attended and enjoyed so many excellent arts events they have put on I can't even count them all. Our town would not be the place it is without the... more »

  myhorses wrote:

Live and Let Live Farm rescue is like a large family in a very comforting environment that the animals even become calm at and enjoy Very close to nature and wildlife it is a very spiritual and fulfilling place to volunteer more »

  Merican_Meisie wrote:

I have had the honor of serving with Grace Klein Community since October 2014. Grace Klein Community provides a variety of volunteer opportunities, accommodates for all ages, large serve teams, and even provides host home opportunities for youth groups/serve... more »

  kidshelpingkids wrote:

Kids Helping Kids evolved from a simple idea by a big-hearted 10 year old boy to raise just $240 in order to save one Ghanaian child from the cycle of human trafficking into a cause-based multi-fundraising and leadership movement for community and global... more »

  colored-pencil-project wrote:

A simple and easily implemented program that has a tremendous impact through its direct and personal outreach to children in developing countries. Art is one of the most powerful tools at our disposal to help us visualize ourselves and our world. The... more »

  saybah2011 wrote:

Global Bassolians is a fastest growing nonprofit organization that helped less fortunate people in Africa and school going children in Liberia, West Africa. The organization provides many supports during the COVID-19 period in Liberia by helping some... more »

  rchill wrote:

I have seen Hope After Polygamy help so many individuals get closer to their goals through their scholarship program. They stay engaged with events or share great resources to their community. They genuinely care about all of their scholar applicants... more »

  tablet wrote:

OMP is and excellent program. My daughter is a high functioning autistic child and she has greatly benefited from this amazing opportunity. Just to point out, her interactions with her great professor and peers have help her improve her verbal and social... more »

  potter3ms wrote:

Michelle is the most caring person who give the most incredible oncology facials. I felt like I was a normal person again while in her care. I cried tears of joy after my facial. BOS made a difference in my life since my diagnosis. more »

  urmyss300 wrote:

Volunteering at Center Stage has been a rewarding experience. Not only do I enjoy the magnificent plays, but I get to meet and interact with a diverse group of people. Working with such a dynamic staff has enhanced my experience. The dedication to... more »

  eric4 wrote:

Thanks to the work of Linda Wolf and her team, the Teen Talking Circle model has given us an important vehicle for supporting our students. It has brought together girls who would not normally know or be together and has led to the making of lasting friendships.... more »

  Elle Bass wrote:

I am one of the former Office Managers of MHN. I was legally under contract until this month and was not allowed to "speak ill" for a year after my employment. As Office Manager, I handled the financial records and national sales/donations of education... more »

  helaco wrote:

Healthy Latino Community is a non-profit corporation founded on sound moral principles and values. Its mission is to contribute, collaborate, educate, and respond to the health care needs of the community by offering integral quality solutions designed... more »

  interestedparty wrote:

I have been a member of the National Trust for Historic Presenvation for a number of years and have become very dismayed with the management of the organization. From the review of the most recent tax form it appears that this organization spends too... more »

  Vince L. wrote:

A very fun place. Great music and great jams! more »

  gimarie wrote:

This non profit helped get 2 bunk beds for a last minute placement and get pull ups and clothing for the kids. They help the community and everyone in need! These people donate their time and effort for free to help everyone. Huge resource for foster,... more »

  privargas51 wrote:

When I was first invited from sister Rosalind Willis to be a part of The Womens Tea Party I was greatly touched from the beginning until now. It’s made a big impact in my heart! To share the love, joy, laughter and encouragement with so many beautiful... more »

  cmge wrote:

A nonprofit that I wish there was no need for, but is desperately needed for the families who have lost a baby. The local in person support, and having a safe space to grieve without judgment alongside others who know the same loss is invaluable. The... more »

  Nezih wrote:

Working with SCCI and Barbara Bullard has been one of the brightest highlights of my career! more »

  kathysheets wrote:

Great group of people to work with. The group is dedicated to improving the lives of families and promoting family meal time. more »

  zollken88 wrote:

The Center has a number of very interesting exhibits and displays. The docents are knowledgeable and can help tourists and locals to better understand the prehistory of the area. more »

  turtle1 wrote:

Connected Through Kids is a fantastic organization that was formed to support children in out-of-home placements such as foster care, relative or kinship care. They provide many services and activities to enrich the children's lives. A Girl Scout troop,... more »

  fayc wrote:

A very caring organization. Very committed to raising awareness about child sex trafficking. more »

  Peter01 wrote:

They are so giving, so caring and so involved with the community and we're grateful and thankful for Zion World Wide Mission Inc. more »

  qwerttt wrote:

Thank you so much for free access to quality education more »

  Amberama wrote:

Museo is much more than a museum, it's a community. I love visiting Museo, I love getting involved in their events and programs. They do so much for Denver and offer so many opportunities to others, young and elder. Their membership is affordable and... more »

  stretwize wrote:

Went to their xmas program 12/18/2010 broke down in tears it was great you should go to their website and facebook page more »

  Lisa N Lee S. wrote:

We have hauled loads of hay into the Midwest Flooding with Trucks With Room To Spare. It is an awesome organization with caring people, doing whatever they can to help fellow Americans when they need it most. more »

  judybeem wrote:

I found AHEAD With Horses 9 years ago, called to offer my time and help, met with them the following Saturday. They had me from "hello" from the call back response. Here was an organization I could bring my 40+ years of nursing, experience raising 2... more »

  Obedi wrote:

The American Writers Museum is a favorite destination of my young kids. We have held play dates and a even a birthday party at the museum. It is wonderful to watch the children engage with the interactive exhibits to learn more about American authors... more »

  aidr wrote:

I worked as a US contractor in Iraq for a number of years. Although Wired did attempt to establish a presence in Iraq, their claims (which remain on their website) of having any working sites there are greatly exaggerated. At best, they installed some... more »

  BrenFaye wrote:

Approximately two years ago one of my clients, Rich a resident of Maine, advised me of a project which he knew would interest me. (Rich is a Vietnam veteran). He sent me a video link to watch of the House in the Woods pre-construction site when it was... more »

  Honestree628 wrote:

I have had the pleasure of observing A Frame of Mind's creator, Lyndsay Rose, teaching in a classroom setting and a one-on-one setting. Her passion for helping each student find their voice and confidence through the creative process is remarkable. The... more »

  J.P. wrote:

I was looking for an interesting book to read back in 1957 when I came across a paperback about an architect and the woman who loved him in a confused sort of way. That book was "The Fountainhead" by Ayn Rand. I loved it. I didn't decide then to become... more »

  DieterAW wrote:

OUTSTANDING association supporting Spanish and Portuguese Educators nationwide. From professional development, publications, conferences, state chapters, awards and scholarships, the AATSP has been helping language teachers for 102 years! more »

  lewissmith wrote:

I am a retired CPA and operate the Thomson - McDuffie Museum as a volunteer. My Board happily agreed that I should donate a little of my personal time and energy in helping in my small way to get the Augusta Jewish Museum up and running. I have attended... more »

  Writer wrote:

I think it is great~ I had a good experience with the people here. more »

  Sheila Williams wrote:

My story is actually in a RMH magazine..But long story short, Thanks to Tampa General,USF and The Ronald Mcdonald House of Tampa Bay I can actually get pedicures with my best friend forever.. more »

  Kevin88 wrote:

I highly recommend checking out the premiere COLORS video on Youtube called "Breaking Through Barriers", preferably on your PC in a quiet place so you can hear the heart beats. There are several symbolic messages shown throughout this video that are... more »

  Mike King wrote:

The program's mission is to help economically disadvantaged students succeed in elementary school and beyond. Now in its 45th year of service, the program serves over 250 students in grades one through six. Tutors are matched with an individual... more »

  DeaconRich wrote:

I came upon First Book while 'surfing' the Internet and was immediately impressed with their mission, vision, and commitment. more »

  nicolevc wrote:

PBAF is an incredible foundation! Patricia and her team really cares about all the animals they are able to help. I adopted a dog that was saved by PBAF and without them I would have never met my heart dog. Patricia personally campaigned hard to get my... more »

  Program Partner wrote:

Common Threads was an amazing experience for our students to learn about various diverse regions of the world and to appreciate the differences among other cultures. more »

  Geoff_Wisner wrote:

I joined the Thoreau Society in 2015, the year before my book “Thoreau’s Wildflowers” was published. I had been to Concord many times before, but attending the Annual Gathering for the first time was a revelation. Since then I’ve attended every... more »

  mobileUser673602 wrote:

Building Up Lives Foundation has saved 521 from being homeless, 1550 a day was fed during COVID. Lives were and continue to be saved. more »

  leena.williams wrote:

Champions for Champions fearlessly advocates for those who are so often dismissed by our society. It was an honor to see them in the Christmas Parade and in the Beauty Pageant! more »

  Clark H. wrote:

I moved to ND from OH for work. Although I work in Jamestown I ended up living in Valley City because I went to the museum there and thought it was really cool. The staff there including Wes and Allison were very nice and friendly. I thought "the people... more »

  DonnaSmiley wrote:

We get all of our cleaning supplies and hygiene products every month from Help for Our Elderly every single month FREE! You have no idea how much it means to me and my friends to not have to worry so much about what we can do without so that we can afford... more »

  van_obrian wrote:

Assin Foundation has one of the best laid down plans for the development of the people of Praso and the entire Assin community. Looking at the projects they have undertaken, I’m more than confident , it’s going to be the light the community has been... more »

  Alecia V. wrote:

Venable Community Services is an Insured Peer Run, Evidence-Based Organization, where clients has successfully completed the 30 day Rehabilitated Curriculum. Which offers,Life Skills, Job Retention, Job Preparedness. Resume Building. The participants... more »

  abarnes1121 wrote:

My name is Alison Barnes and I started as a volunteer with New Hope a few years ago in my free time. Last year, I lost my job and dedicated my time to helping New Hope. New Hope is a grief support community where a person who has lost a loved one can... more »

  Jonus wrote:

One of the best organisations in Bangladesh. They are making difference in education sectors, health sectors and various social development activities in Bangladesh. I would suggest highly to support them. more »

  Randy R. wrote:

Transitional housing for Female Vets and those with children. A place where our female vets come to when they are facing challenges & are in need of a place to call Home. While here, they will be provided various types of assistance in efforts to transition... more »

  L8SJ wrote:

Transforming Homeless Shelters with Trauma-Informed Room Makeovers: A Path to Safety, Dignity, and Hope"A Lotta Love is the only organization in North Carolina (and beyond) offering trauma-informed room makeovers for homeless shelters, crisis centers,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a sustaining member of WVXU because it's the best station in Cincinnati for so many reasons. Everyday I feel I'm unbiasly informed about local, national and international news. My family and I can listen to this station and be entertained by the... more »

  TDurflinger wrote:

As a volunteer for the Rowland Ward Foundation, I consider it an incredible privilege to be involved in their Community Programs. The work we undertake is truly inspiring, and I take great pride in knowing that we are actively contributing to the conservation... more »

  authordkane wrote:

Quabbin Quills is a small nonprofit with a big heart. With just a few volunteers and a small budget they accomplish more than other big nonprofits. QQ has done so much to support and encourage writers such as myself through publishing anthologies, free... more »

  Dawn 23 wrote:

Variety the Children's Charity of Pittsburgh is an amazing organization that is dedicated to empowering children with physical and mental disabilities. Their work is truly inspiring. more »

  Tina-cious.com wrote:

The Triangle Community Center ("TCC") has really made a big impact on my life. So much so that I asked to join the board so that I could contribute to the community. TCC hosts support groups such as couples discussion, transmasculine group, AA, a youth... more »

  msbe wrote:

This organization lead by an amazing woman is an excellent example of altruism at work. Having joined their ranks of volunteers at a low point in my life made a huge difference with their welcoming focus. The recipient organizations... more »

  Ecco La wrote:

If you are conservative or libertarian DO NOT invest in this organization. Their execution quality is good, but their content is largely NOT aligned with your values. Do your homework and read the lesson plans, resource texts, seminars, etc. for a wide... more »

  MamaWolfKitty wrote:

This organization really cares for our veterans and has been helpful for my little military family of 2 veterans and 2 children. Thank you WGYS. more »

  http wrote:

Loving Hands for the Needy is a Non-Profit who cares for the poor all over the world especially in Haiti. Its been in operation since 2003 with the help of board members contribution until they find some public helps from other sources, LHFN board members... more »

  robindeans wrote:

I was looking for some volunteering I could do from home and found ENGin. I just needed a computer, internet and to know English, 3 things I already had. I was nervous for my first meeting, but afterward I felt euphoric. I enjoyed it so much that I... more »

  Tori T. wrote:

The people here are so nice, and truly meet every need that they can on a regular basis. It's a great place to donate items and volunteer as well. more »

  kicksohyeah wrote:

Looking forward to bringing my experiences culture, from traveling the world to the inner city youth of Baltimore Maryland. We really think this will be experience for all the children, in our program to strive and become the best person they can be.... more »

  AIgor wrote:

I love the productions. Saw ANTIGONE this spring and thought the performances were so strong. Made a small gift and received a prompt acknowledgement. The newsletter this winter was great. Look forward to seeing more productions in the future. more »

  Rita19 wrote:

Great organization! I have enjoyed working with this organization. I have volunteered with this organization since it began. I can see in the eyes of the individuals who come to the agency for assistance that the program does indeed make a difference... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great organization who help less fortunate people in Cape Verde, and go beyond and above for those who are in need. for the past three years this organization has been making trip to cape Verde on their own express to reach out to the communities and... more »

  Darice C. wrote:

From feeding 100 children in the Dominican Republic every summer (Carol's Love), to feeding 500 homeless people in Virginia (Lifejacket). I've volunteered and worked with Lifejacket for 13 years. Abating homelessness and hunger is the mission and it's... more »

  DennisRL wrote:

Meals From The Heartland just completed their 5th Signature Event at Hy Vee Hall in Des Moines, Iowa. Over 15,000 Iowans produced over 5.1 million meals. Since inception in 2008, over 100,000 Iowans have produced close to 30 million meals for the malnourished... more »

  savta wrote:

My daughter and I were walking in the German Colony, in Jerusalem, when we heard a small crash of metal and an out cry from and elderly pedestrian. Within 1 minute of our call to Hatzalah a volunteer appeared to give immediate care to the lady who had... more »

  Sid_ wrote:

The passion she has for what she does is incredible. more »

  NationalCenter wrote:

They help in so many ways in locating missing people of all ages. They truly work hard to get the tips and comments that are needed and promptly report them to The Law Enforcement Agency which has the missing case. They also work hard advocating cases... more »

  Writer wrote:

Minnilusa Historical Association does a wonderful job of maintaining pioneer museum artifacts and preserving the Black Hills' pioneer history! Also included in the collection are as many as 5,000 historical photographs, that have been converted to digital... more »

  HRaleigh wrote:

Working with Sam's Devotions has given me the ability to make the days of so many complete strangers! It has given me a feeling of peace and fulfillment in my life. This is a great organization that will do great things! more »

  Erika S. wrote:

I just discovered California Lectures this season (2010-2011). Attending the events in the fall was an incredible experience for me, especially Michelle Norris. She was very open and honest with the audience and I really felt like I was able to understand... more »

  karkot wrote:

My husband and I have been volunteers at Friends of Strays for the past few years. We love the experience and have learned so much from this wonderful organization. It is so heartwarming to see these animal being cared for in such a loving, caring manner... more »

  Debschallert wrote:

Write Around Portland partners with social service entities and schools to empower people to find their voice through targeted, facilitated writing workshops, then publishes quarterly anthologies and hosts public readings. Excellent record of coat effective... more »

  jdhollinger wrote:

I founded Rock Creek International School in 1988 and built it, with the assistance of family, colleagues, friends, board members, parents and students far more capable than I in the critical roles they graciously fulfilled. We were all learners and respected... more »

  Blythe K. wrote:

This a wonderful organization, run by very generous and amazing people. They will take on anything that is asked of them, and don't turn anyone away that may need help. They go above and beyond what they are asked to do. more »

  ggl22 wrote:

War is Only Half the Story. Six words that are at the heart of the Aftermath Project. We are a non-profit, grant-making organization committed to telling the other half of the story of conflict. In our five years of granting, we have given more... more »

  Coleman1995 wrote:

My primary complaint is that the group does not educate the public, it educates its own members. It has events in obscure locations that are not widely publicized. These events are not educational, but are more like a big party or a wedding/award ceremony.... more »

  catstratz wrote:

It has been a great pleasure to work with Project Linus over the past 10 or so years. I was honored to help at a pre-deployment of troops where Project Linus made available and handed out hundreds of hand-made blankets to children, and some spouses,... more »

  oneworld wrote:

This meditation is very unique and helped me to realize myself and maintain harmony with self,Family,Society and Nature.This keeps me in peace all the time through introspection(watching within) which is unique only for SKY meditaion. These technics are... more »

  Rebecca111 wrote:

Reading with Rover is a fantastic charity. They bring service dogs into schools, libraries and bookstores so kids can read to the dogs. Watching my child lay next to a dog and read the book he picked out is an incredible experience. The dog doesn't ... more »

  jdiegel3 wrote:

Linda and Jim and their fabulous miniature therapy horses exemplify professionalism! They are all registered Pet Partners therapy teams, the gold standard of animal-assisted therapy. Wonderful people and animals ������ more »

  Nonprofitsgalore wrote:

While visiting the plaza behind Viet-wah Supermarket, I had an opportunity to sit in on one of the ESL sessions provided by nonprofit, HelpingLink. One of their primary goals is to educate and enrich the Vietnamese community through providing programs... more »

  Electra wrote:

Why does this organization not have any financial data for the years 2005, 2007 -2011? more »

  Jeannie9 wrote:

The Global Autism Project is an AMAZING organization! This group is dedicated to advancing Applied Behavior Analysis here in the US and around the world. They focus on developing countries and strive to make meaningful, measurable and sustainable change... more »

  mobileUser387610 wrote:

Kids love the whole operation! more »

  tzukenwang wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Tzu Chi for almost 20 years. To me, this is a faith based organization which inspires me, guide me and be the best of myself under the guidance of Dharma Master Cheng Yen. It is not only an organization of helping people,... more »

  TheresaN wrote:

Humanities West enlightens audiences by exploring the arts and culture of fascinating periods of history and amazing people. Each weekend includes several lectures and performances that bring to life a specific time, place or person, with lecturers, singers,... more »

  motherdee wrote:

CARING FOR ALL IS A GREAT CHARTY IN SERVING PEOPLE IN NEED BOTH IN THE US AND AFRIC. CFA PROVIDE FOOD FOR OVER 800 HUNDREN PERSONS MONTHLY ALONG WITH HELPING IN OTHER AREAS. I WILL ASK ANYONE TO HELP THIS ORGANIZATION TO ACCOMPLISHING ITS GREAT GOAL TO... more »

  sparky1 wrote:

The Museum of Geneva History was wonderful in its set up of vignettes of artifacts of rural living. The fact that his has been all created and supported by the community itself makes that much more special. I particularly like the Palmetto weaving collection,... more »

  ldylinski wrote:

The guys with Men United Club are awesome! They love serving in the community, especially at our children's events. I couldn't put on the community children's programs that I do without their help. They cook, run the games, dj, set-up and clean up. Always... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  Jennifer wrote:

Since discovering this place in January, I can’t get enough! Whether a seasoned book artist or a paper novice, you’ll find the SFBC’s exhibits, classes and programming engaging and rewarding. The friendly staff creates a warm environment,... more »

  PeggyH wrote:

I will try to keep this as emotionless as possible and write my review utilizing bullet points:​* unaccredited, was required to attend accredited programs following 'graduation'​* do not accept insurance and require full prepayment. ... more »

  James B.12 wrote:

Have been affiliated with this organization for over two years now. We've come a long way from when we first launched. This next year (2020) will see many advances, and expansions of the services offered by the org's programs & services. We are proud... more »

  Glenn B. wrote:

Senior Saviors mission is to "improve the quality of life for low income Seniors living in San Diego County." We have partnered with Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank and Feeding America. With this partnership Senior Saviors is able to distribute... more »

  listiguj224 wrote:

Mikmaq Warriors Society FORMER Aroostook Band of Micmac(s) Job corps Tribe incorporated Boy scouts of America title 7 Indian ed Romani union Www.unionromani.org Romvote@gmail.com Massachusetts... more »

  littlelost wrote:

The kindness from the advocates has really helped me through the trials and painful memories. I have never met anyone as full range as this nonprofit is. I highly reccomend them. more »

  Papalew wrote:

Brother Wesley, has the heart,the energy,and He is definitly motivated in serving his community.I only wish I could keep up with him. The time I spent as a volunteer, I witnessed a love, and compassion that truly impacted the youth that he was in charge... more »

  colorado humanities.org wrote:

Colorado Humanities is a 34 year old agency that serves over 200,000 people that live in Colorado every year. Offering adult programs that teach the relevancy of history in today's world, we run three outdoor 'events' that feature the stories of relevant... more »

  NCIYE wrote:

Nabweru Community Initiative For Youth Empowerment ltd (NCIYE) is A Non-Governmental Organization operating at grass root levels. The organization was founded by University Graduates passionate about giving back to the communities where they are born... more »