Find Immigration Nonprofits and Charities

  Amelia M.1 wrote:

No One Left Behind is unlike any nonprofit I have ever worked with. I first got involved with NOLB during my freshman year of high school when I spent the summer at my school's Policy Institute where I studied refugee issues. For my capstone project,... more »

  ceoina wrote:

I am pleased with AACLC email newsletter and volunteer, fundraising, and other updates. Recently, a administrative assistance volunteer opportunity was published, and I inquired. A volunteer meeting at my local library was also good and informational.... more »

  Katie108 wrote:

Newport Mesa ProLiteracy is a program designed to help people who are challenged in English become stronger members of our community. It allows the tutor volunteer plan a program for the learner that is designed to help the learner meet specific goals.... more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  Sierra12 wrote:

I went on a trip with Soccer Without Borders to Granada, Nicaragua the summer before my senior year in high school. It was an unbelievable experience that I will never forget, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Working with underprivileged girls in the... more »

  dmaedke wrote:

There are not many organizations within Green Bay that provide the type of services that Literacy Green Bay does that can essentially change the lives of the participants which in essence, reshape the community that we live in. Literacy Green... more »

  dreamimm wrote:

I remain inspired day-to-day over the 16 years I have been an attorney, the 3 years I was a law student and the several years I was a public sector employee before that by the dedication and detailed work of the America Immigration Council. I donate... more »

  Viquar A. wrote:

Very vibrant and involved community, conduct food shelves for the needy with active participation, youth programs and family programs all year around more »

  kellyscott wrote:

I have been a board member at CMLF since it achieved its non-profit status. The community has benefitted tremendously from the mental health and substance abuse services offered by CMLF, not to mention all of the other projects and programs. The most... more »

  ckathryn29 wrote:

The Loudoun Literacy Council is such a great organization that truly promotes changing lives through learning. Both the Adult Literacy Program and the Family Literacy Program helps the low-income and immigrant community in Loudoun County. Whether it's... more »

  Patricia Fernandez-Kelly wrote:

The Latin American Legal Defense and Education Fund is an extraordinary organization founded in 2004 by local volunteers concerned about the treatment of immigrants in Central New Jersey. Committed volunteers have collaborated with LALDEF's executive... more »

  alamrin wrote:

Great vision and cause. Brilliant attorneys with strong commitment to social justice. more »

  SockItToEm wrote:

Sock It To Em Sock Campaign began merely as an idea that came out of the “blue” to Susan Elizabeth Lee while shopping for 2011’s Thanksgiving Dinner. Not being able to let go of the idea she emailed all of her girlfriends and said, “Let’s gather... more »

  mimi_graves wrote:

The Latino Community Association is a lifesaver for the minority, but ever-increasing Latino population. With a scavenger budget, LCA serves as a jobs resource, posting jobs from Craig's list in Spanish and creating specific resumes for clients in need... more »

  ripv wrote:

I'm proud to be part of this project and to watch it grow over the last six years. The people in the villages are very thankful for what the CR Project does for them and have seen them welcome project workers with open arms on every visit. more »

  varrio3 wrote:

I worked with the Canal Alliance for a period of time as a volunteer helping immigrants learn the skills needed to find work, as well as providing the everyday kind of help in filling out important forms for schools, jobs, passports, etc. There is a... more »

  Volunteer007 wrote:

great experience all throughout - this organization rocks! They serve the needs of the New York Russian-Jewish community very well. more »

  Tamim123 wrote:

Excellent dedicated board, well organized a focus to the cause they serve, donated and volunteered more than once and will do again more »

  mebefeby wrote:

HIAS has been of a tremendous help for me through out college and in Medical School, the scholarship I received really made a difference financially but more than that I have always felt part of a supportive community. Thank you more »

  Uknando wrote:

Immigration Equality has helped put the word out on an issue which affects me. They are always on top of every issue which is brought to their attention. They also tend to help people on a one on one basis in respect to questions about particular issues. more »

  ilcsupport wrote:

The ILC provides life-changing assitance to new Americans and in that process makes America stronger and more just. 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 »

  smarie00 wrote:

I have volunteered at AIDNW for about half a year now. AIDNW does a great job at making everyone feel welcomed. The second I joined I noticed that this organization does a great job at promoting their message which is to help immigrants who have been... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  YelenaZ wrote:

superWisely was recommended by a friend whose child is using it for one year. It is such great help for my child and my family. I was worried about my child falling behind in school but the tutor who we got spoke our language and explained everything... more »

  Cinngy wrote:

I was a founding board member with Grannies Respond, and joined as a follow-on to my experience working at the border helping migrants to peacefully seek asylum.Every single person involved in this incredible organization is fueled by compassion... more »

  joisonthego wrote:

Seyoum comes every day the Cafe is open, and we apply for jobs each time. He wants to be a security officer. He's a bit older, but I know that we will find the right job for him. We were able to find a labor job for Misgana, even though his specialty... more »

  jae.om83 wrote:

I've had the honor of meeting a few of The Cambodian Family staff and I must say, they are passionate about their line of work. They welcome visitors with a smile and open arms. The Cambodian Family has been around for over 30 years in Orange County.... more »

  bowerman wrote:

This agency serves not just Catholics and it does not just do charity! They reach out and provide services that help clients help themselves: immigrants, families experiencing violence and death in Oakland, and those in need of education and training... more »

  sbheesette wrote:

Maitri is an exceptional nonprofit organization that serves as a lifeline for families and individuals from South Asia facing challenging circumstances such as domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, and family conflict. Their commitment... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a Latina, homeless mother. I sought the help of DC Doors, during the time I participated in their transitional living program, I was assisted with finding a job, and getting back on my feet. I came to DC Doors after leaving my abuser and having to... more »

  angelaadams wrote:

The staff is very helpful. I have been so impressed with the work of the new CEO! more »

  rschrouder wrote:

I decided to return to school after nearly a 15-year absence to study business. AIS was essential to assist me with my tuition costs over a two-year period and graduate with no additional student loan debt. I now have my undergraduate in Business Management... more »

  Guyana1 wrote:

I did not know how I was going to keep a roof over my head for my family when my leasing agent Chris, from my rental property mentioned Luminus organization and to give them a call. I did just that and they were able to assist with my rent tremendously.... more »

  tallent wrote:

As we work to get more children interested in math and science, English language learners are often left behind. Math4ALL changes all that and allows these children to excel at math while they are still learning the English language. As a country, Math4ALL... more »

  Tricia wrote:

I love Coastside Hope! I am a volunteer for the newly formed Special Delivery Program. I am one of 25 donor families who is matched up with a family in need. Each month we purchase $35 worth of household supplies such as toilet paper, laundry detergent... more »

  Alison wrote:

My daughter Jodie is diagnosed with autism and has been attending Matan classes since she was in Kindergarten. This year she will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah. I honestly never thought this would be possible, and it wouldn't without the incredible support,... more »

  MEubank wrote:

As a teacher with Welcoming the Stranger, I have met students from all over the world and learned about dozens of different cultures. I have had the honor of helping students in the program meet goals such as finding jobs, earning their driver's license,... more »

  Anne Evans Glenn wrote:

I loved this wonderful museum tucked into the small Orchard Street setting in the lower east side of NYC. The tour shows you how Americans lived in times past under tough and crowded city conditions, with poor access to water and sanitation. The guides... more »

  jhkane111 wrote:

My initial contact with ACLAMO Family Centers was when it was first organized in 1977. Latino community leaders created ACLAMO to support the Latino community in education, health and social services. Over the years, I have worked as a volunteer, financial... more »

  communconsult wrote:

These people really care - especially about the older or displaced worker. They are thorough, creative, and make a real difference. They have established a solid presence in the community, reaching out to chambers of commerce, libraries, etc. & have... more »

  aking215 wrote:

Pabneeg is amazing! They generously donated towards my mission. I am volunteering my Thursdays away and Pabneeg is helping me to not financially burden myself. Their donation went towards a new vaccum, fuel for my vehicle, cleaning supplies, and much... more »

  Jake wrote:

St Louis is fortunate to have the International Institute that provides so many wonderful services to the public from teaching English to helping families adjust to our region. Thanks for all you do! more »

  samtrickey70 wrote:

In a culture that says "greed is good" and exalts consumerism, Nat. Farm Worker Ministry is refreshingly different. It enacts and embodies faithfulness, prophetic servanthood. NFWM supports farm-worker-led efforts to get decent wages and better lives.... more »

  kiwing0n wrote:

I have absolutely loved volunteering with Sabil USA! This NPO is so welcoming to newcomers and everyone is passionate about what they do to help others. At Sabil USA I feel my purpose matters to the organization and couldn’t find a better environment... more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  catash@gmail.com wrote:

This is an AWESOME organization, changing peoples lives. The community at large understands the importance of immigration in our country's history, and is willing to support strategies to Educate, Empower and Employ recent immigrants. more »

  flyingspongebob wrote:

I am an immigrant woman who moved to the United States a few years ago. I was struggling to adjust to my new life, and I was feeling lost and alone. I didn't know how to eat healthy or how to get started with fitness. I also felt like I had lost myself... more »

  irina1 wrote:

The BEST organization, plays the most vital role in the lives of the ones who need it - immigrant artist women. EWI helps those women find and use their talent, promote them, give them direction and inspiration! EWI is also a wonderful source of business... more »

  Ndoukas wrote:

I have been a volunteer for IASC for almost five years. Over the last five years the organization has grown exponentially and has become a well respected integral member of the community while providing affordable legal help to immigrants. The IASC... more »

  laotoole wrote:

Southwest Key is a dynamic national organization that isn't afraid to get creative and try new things. I had the privilege to be a graduate intern there in 2010 and get involved with everything from strategic planning to job coaching program design to... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a Chicago Public School high school teacher, and I brought 20 of my 12th grade advisees to CASL to work with the attendees of the senior center this spring. We had a great time making crafts, signing songs, and playing games for the morning. I... more »

  alexcon wrote:

For a young organization GERA has accomplished and done so much for so many different communities. I see them working with so many interfaith groups and government officials to help and advocate for those in need. more »

  bob7 wrote:

This is a Company that has about a five year history in Bakersfied CA. It is by far the best program that has happen for veterans in Kern County more »

  Harry B. wrote:

Asian Pacific Development Center (APDC) is a wonderful organization. I have been a volunteer for many different organizations, and I can tell you that this is one of the best non-profit organizations that I have ever had the pleasure of working with.... more »

  Christina B.8 wrote:

Al Otro Lado is doing exceptional immigration and advocacy work in an extremely difficult time. My volunteer experience in Tijuana was wonderful. I truly felt I was able to make a difference in the lives of Al Otro Lado's clients in my short time in Mexico.... more »

  G Yohannes Berhe wrote:

HRI did everything to me in the legal process of requesting asylum to me. 1- They arranged pro-bono attorney for me so that preperation will be made for Histon Office. 2- Paid all the bills of my expenses encountered to follow The Histon Office... more »

  sally-k wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the past two years for the Somali Women & Children’s Alliance in Columbus, Ohio. Somali immigrants in Columbus have grown from 20 families in 1996 to over 65,000 with more arriving every day. I have seen first hand... more »

  Minna Lafortune wrote:

My name is Minna Hamilton-LaFortune and I am the Board President of the organization, Society for the Advancement of the Caribbean Diaspora (SACD). SACD is a not-for-profit organization, which provides the following services to the Caribbean Diaspora:... more »

  Adrien wrote:

Since there are so many African refugee women and immigrants who most of the time struggle in coping with realities of life and language barriers, this organization try to help women focus on a positive development in keeping the family bound together... more »

  JeffMorgan wrote:

It was great partnering with your organization in Delivery of Those Text books and Pens to the Refugee Camps. ~ Friends of Dadaab Jeff more »

  jane wrote:

amazing caring and devoted staff. easily accesible and they serve a wide and diverse area. it is wonderful to have JFS in our community. more »

  aruna wrote:

Raksha is an amazing non profit in Georgia that promotes a stronger and healthier South Asian community through confidential support services, advocacy,and education. Raksha has been recognized by Anti- Defamation League for closing the book on hate,... more »

  evan.low wrote:

I received a number of services for my family that helped to maintain the quality of life for my loved ones. They were the only organization that my family members were able to relate to and felt comfortable with their expertise in language and cultural... more »

  Rajeev wrote:

I have been with TAP for over a month now. I believe this is an ample time to get a feel of how things are. So I am just going to share few of my thoughts, which some of you might find helpful. Working here has evoked a range of feelings inside me.... more »

  Sarah d. wrote:

When I first volunteered at CARECEN three years ago, I didn't intend to spend a significant amount of time with the organization. I was going to teach one session of citizenship classes to meet my school's community service requirement, and be done with... more »

  lindaroque wrote:

3 years ago when a dear friend was very ill An unable to get help medical assistance because she was an undocumented immigrant comunidad Latina step in An was able to get her some help she was found to have cancer and there was not much that could be... more »

  mzaldivar wrote:

ACCESS is a multifacited organization that excels in every aspect of their work. They have deep ties within the community that grounds their work. I have worked with them in both advocating for the community as well as deploying services. They have... more »

  TGSR661 wrote:

From day one, the individual by the name of Yulia who is the CEO of this foundation, has pulled scam after scam on numerous clients that have invested money, time and patience into these organizations, and still dares to call herself a professional business... more »

  Wendy126 wrote:

Making a difference in our community through the education Excellent s events in pro of the kids and their families more »

  rervolunteer wrote:

For over 7 years, I have been a volunteer with ReEstablish Richmond in various roles. In the beginning, I was called upon to train new volunteers who would be serving as English tutors. It was very rewarding and I looked forward to the quarterly trainings.... more »

  Diana88 wrote:

I would like to mention something that is confusing me. Is the Centro Hispano a for non-profit institution??My understanding is that they receive voluntary donations from the people they help. I approached them looking for assistance to obtain the... more »

  Paoa2005 wrote:

This organization provide a lot of volunteer hours through Anchorage in a year. They volunteer their time when they can through the community. They also provide community services for FREE each year, such as community events are, health fair awareness... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a fantastic organization! Volunteer tutors help students learn to read and write, among other vital literacy skills. Literacy Action changes lives! more »

  whaco86 wrote:

My first encounter with the YWCA was as a client. My daughters and I stayed at the women's shelter when leaving a DV relationship. They counseled and supported me, giving me back my confidence and self-esteem. After several years of healing, I returned... more »

  rachqbell wrote:

The Centreville Immigration Forum is not just about connecting people for work. It is also about skills and language training, cultural activities, developing leadership skills and protecting immigrant workers from wage theft. I have been a volunteer... more »

  Writer wrote:

They are doing an awesome job in helping the community. Its Vision is to be “a ray of hope” towards building a healthy and harmonious community. more »

  Lisa133 wrote:

This organization has helped to make a difference in the lives of Native Americans in countless ways. They help with everything from stopping substance abuse to helping fund school scholarships. Giving to this organization is truly worthwhile. more »

  AUCF wrote:

This organization is doing a great in Africa helping the children of Liberia with educational materials, clothing, shoes and lot more. Most of the assistance of this non profit goes to Africa and it is fully funded by it's members whom are consider its... more »

  tubmanm wrote:

The dedication of the staff at Ayuda is incredible. They work long hours because they care about the both the cause of immigration legal services and the individuals they serve. As a board member, I am continually about the long hours and weekends that... more »

  lwboykin wrote:

As a development volunteer at ASTT, I have the unique perspective of being a donor and an active participant in the organization's mission. I work closely with everyone in the office, and I have the opportunity to interact with clients as well. Every... more »

  jehoavh wrote:

you have stolen this lawsuit from this family you have fail to contact us and my life is in danger because of this my relationship with Jehovah and Jesus Christ belong's to me and no other family on the face of this earth. read the book of King's, at... more »

  Dir Finance and Admin wrote:

This organization goes through Directors of Finance and Directors of Administration like water. The Executive Director keeps a tight rein on information, especially bad news, that goes out to the board. The ED pressures finance to inflate revenue projections... more »

  Immigrantcommunity-22 wrote:

I want to summarize the work of this non-profit association as much as it is promising to be at the forefront of helping those who need it, especially through the aid that every member of this association help through his abilities if it is at the level... more »

  Elchin wrote:

Since the opening of ETAC Dublin, there have been so many events and functions to bring the Turkish American community together. My family and I have participated in several events and have met so many wonderful people. I really appreciate everything... 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 »

  jeannebaer wrote:

I have been enthusiastically volunteering for and donating to Lincoln Literacy for 7-8 years now. It's one of the best-run non-profits I've ever known, and does a tremendous service for both Lincoln and its English language learners. Because refugees... more »

  KariA wrote:

I have enjoyed being a part of FAHA for over 25 years. While my first involvement was with my family partaking in the cultural events, I soon came to realize the valuable and ongoing reason to support FAHA was to help provide Older Adults with affordable... more »

  sunny wrote:

Helping Hands For Immigrants' Integration (HHFii) does exactly what its name suggests - it extends a hand to immigrants to help them access quality services that are otherwise difficult to obtain. An immigrant myself and a former student, I was not... more »

  henriquezdanae wrote:

As an undocumented person, I was giving the opportunity to apply for the Deferred Action. Immigration Legal Services of Long Island guided me through each form and helped me with the process. They explained everything that I needed to know. They were... 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 »

  dmgalang wrote:

The Welcome Center Inc. has been a huge help to me in so many ways. Their services provide valuable support. The staff is kind, knowledgeable, and truly cares about helping succeed. I’m incredibly grateful for their services and highly recommend them... 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 »

  Mtaher wrote:

I am really happy to be part of this organization and contribute towards the long-term community development. I am also excited about the work the organization is doing and continuing to do. It is transformative. more »

  kuft wrote:

The Denise Louie Education Center is an organization that is committed to preparing kids for the future and empowering their families while also preserving home language and culture. The organization serves children ages 0 - 5 and their families through... more »

  calpha wrote:

Some people belived that seeking help mean some one who will solve their problems, on me I learn in Mujeres Latians en Accion the art of developing my skills and learn right through the trainig and work thanks to the Mujeres LAtinas en Accion. more »

  PennyW wrote:

I was trained as a volunteer tutor for illiterate adults. This organization teaches adults to read, helps with citizenship, helps them get GEDs and learn how to be employable. It is a second chance and what America is all about. more »

  Writer wrote:

Thank you for helping me get a stable job. I was really happy to find an organization that got me to and from work until I could buy my car. The driving assistance helped ma and my family be better.I also appreciate the help with the immigration... more »

  David128 wrote:

I coach my son's U12 soccer team and this fall season we matched up with a Team we only knew from the posted schedule as the Fugees. As we took the field for our first of two scheduled games, we noticed this was no ordinary team. They we very skilled... 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 »

  jtorres2011 wrote:

Florida Immigrant Coalition is an amazing attribute to the immigrant community of South Florida and has done amazing work around voter registration, overall civic engagement and most importantly around Naturalization Services. As a volunteer I have felt... 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 »

  Velasale wrote:

Es un lugar donde te hacen sentir bienvenido, se preocupan por la comunidad y escuchan tu opinion. Siempre están dispuestos a ayudar y además ofrecen clases y eventos fantásticos! more »

  jmgree03 wrote:

ASC is the real deal. The organization practices what it preaches and more. more »

  tarajano wrote:

My name is Antonio Tarajano. I am a Cuban citizen who was granted Political Asylum by this great nation that is the United States of America. Here, I have had the pleasure of meeting excellent people who have given me their unconditional support; such... more »

  asifgillani75 wrote:

Apna Brooklyn Community Centre - Bath Avenue Workshop (21st October 2024)On 21st October 2024, I attended a workshop at Apna Brooklyn Community Centre on Bath Avenue, along with my family. It was my first time visiting the center, and the experience... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been volunteering for the International Institute for over five years. The are opportunities to do everything from help teach English, to office work, to setting up apartments for refugees. The refugees them selves are among the hardest trying,... more »

  SAB1 wrote:

I've brought my kids here for their after-school and summer programs. The staff members are always very helpful and nurturing. They have lots of extras too, like field trips and special events. There is a real family environment there that is refreshing---you... more »

  Eugene W. wrote:

They sold out the taci drivers and now are accomplices in theft. more »

  Justin T.1 wrote:

Vision:Empowerment of Burmese refugees toward a hopeful, successful future.Mission:To build bridges between the Burmese and American communities through education and service.Objectives:- To provide cultural support making... more »

  Salaam wrote:

This organization raises awareness of refugee issues with a current focus on the Middle East. They also engage in humanitarian relief work. Fort Wayne, IN is fortunate to have such caring souls! more »

  kmm819 wrote:

I think this is a great organization! I spoke with Maria and she and the organization really seem to care about helping others which is really key in nonprofit organizations! more »

  TINYTIMM wrote:

I WANTED TO THANK HECTOR FOR PICKING UP THE FREE TRAIN LAYOUT AND BEING TRULY GRATEFUL FOR ALL THE WOOD THAT WAS DONATED TO THE CENTER. WE HOPE THAT THE WOOD WILL BE USED TO GOOD CAUSES ALONG WITH THE LAYOUT AND TRACKS TO BE USED TO TEACH THE FUTURE OF... more »

  Nyonee wrote:

Great reception during the Affordable care Act enrollment process, very professional staff, knowledgeable in refugee and immigrant issues in our community - they took great care of me and my family during our application process, were very patient with... more »

  Nathan S.2 wrote:

Here when i saw these people back in late 2000 after therapy resource messed up by giving me medication that caused me to gain 161 lbs in 2 months and which i was lied to on and when my family members had conversations with. I use to be 175 lbs and 5'8"... more »

  auntiek wrote:

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

  good samaritan wrote:

Our foundation, The Good Samaritan Foundation has worked closely with Asian for 5 years and found them to be outstanding in every way. The people are wonderful and the service they render refugees is remarkable. more »

  geronimo99 wrote:

Specifically used the Immigration Department of this organization and worked directly with it Director. After literally a year, started the process, January 19, 2009, Immigration denied my request for permanence because my birth certificate was missing/or... more »

  Veejay27 wrote:

SAN helped me during the time when I first seperated from my ex husband due to domestic violence. I was new to the US and didn't have much knowledge of how things work here. SAN gave me health services, Mental health services, case management, legal assistance... more »

  Writer wrote:

VITALS is such an asset for our community! Before VITALS opened in Springfield, Oregon in 2016, low income community members in need of low cost immigration legal services often had to travel over two hours to Portland in order to receive appropriate... more »

  IrinaIce wrote:

Очень благодарим Ольгу за консультацию. Очень подробно - по каждому вопросу , углубляясь в каждый момент. Очень подробно. Очень профессионально!... more »

  salhajebi wrote:

Muslims Without Borders is one of very few organizations that is student based. It gives students the opportunity to take an active role in things that they wouldn't usually. MWB helps young adults develop themselves but at the same time help those that... more »

  Hope wrote:

This is the only nationwide non-profit organization serving the Burundian-American community in the USA. This organization helps in organizing, advocating, assisting, interpreting, representing the Burundian-American Community all over the continental... more »

  Jessica Rasekhi wrote:

The ESLC provides a wonderful volunteer opportunity that allows members of the community to directly teach and engage with the local refugee community. They provide excellent volunteer ESL training so that volunteers feel ready and equipped with the necessary... more »

  Yi Y. wrote:

Chinese Social Service Center, former name was Twin Cities Chinese Counseling Center, has been helping Chinese community since Nov.2002. It has provided (1) ESL/Citizenship classes for past 8 years, from Sept to June all year around, besides (2)the... more »

  duckykitten wrote:

I went to a board meeting of Adelante Mujeres and was deeply impressed by several things. One: the organization provides 91% of revenue to their programs. An overhead under 10% is phenomenal, and it works because everyone there is committed to serving... more »

  Writer wrote:

Please, Contact us in anytime and we will share some information about our mission and vision. Thank you! more »

  Huang wrote:

This organization is full of liars, thieves and idiots. All the fundings were miss- used, manipulated, deceived. Watch up!!! more »

  Annie_K wrote:

I got involved with Chief Seattle Club six years ago as a board member and it was an easy choice for me to make. There are a lot of different causes that are important to me though building community falls at the top of my list. Chief Seattle Club serves... more »

  RJbrown wrote:

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

  Coloradoafricanorganization wrote:

Colorado African Organization (CAO) is a nonprofit organization that exists to support Colorado's refugee, immigrant, and asylum seeking populations in pursuit of integration, self sufficiency and freedom. CAO was founded in 2003 by Africans for Africans... more »

  Adriana P. wrote:

Brazilian Alliance is the first nonprofit organization that serves the Portuguese-speaking communities throughout the Bay Area. Brazilian Alliance promotes self-sustainability and social integration of the Portuguese speaking communities through legal... more »

  Gwladys wrote:

A great organization in the fight and education on Fraud. I really enjoyed learning and volunteering for this organization. more »

  faysal sasso wrote:

very poor in attention and it runs like a coffee shop with drunken tender more »

  ATellez wrote:

I’m incredibly grateful to the International Institute of Los Angeles (IILA) for the support they provided through the TSE (Transitional Subsidized Employment) program, especially during such a critical time in my life. When the COVID-19 pandemic hit,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful organization. This organization is working for the betterment of refugee from Bhutan in Harrisburg. more »

  sanbayan wrote:

Sanbayan, Inc. is a non-profit organization that was incorporated on July 22, 2004, and was given approval for tax exemption under section 501 ( c ) (3). It aims to unite all Filipinos regardless of denomination, occupation, or affiliation. Its mission... more »

  ibdcbusiness wrote:

This nonprofit started from the heart and went into action helping immigrants and refugees. They provide a wide variety of services with the main goal of bringing a better life for these population. The company is only limited to the resources it has.... more »

  hasanshafiqullah wrote:

Great charity. Because there's no overhead, 100% of donations to go needy refugee families. more »

  Minnie1 wrote:

I grew up getting help from Mrs. Walker. I can't believe she's gone now but not gone, because her works lives on in the center I see today. She's so proud of every one of you , carrying on her work to help the native community in Ohio. I think that because... more »

  longlakeladies@yahoo.com wrote:

In my classes over the past year I have more young mothers who want to understand what their children are saying and how to communicate with their teachers. In an area that is full of gangs and drugs, you can see how concerned these mothers are that... more »

  jeanlemmy wrote:

Hi my name is Jean Lemmy Saint-Cyr. I graduate from college and i would like to do some voluntary work with you guys. How can i proceed? How can i register? My phone number is 904-470-9441 . My email address is jeanlmasterg@aol.comThanks.best... more »

  shukr wrote:

the center is dedicated to provide programs and service to all refugee people especially somali bantu. The staffs were helpful and loving. i have been to this center one day as i was looking help with my immigration paper work. i was welcomed with open... more »

  Doris Rubenstein wrote:

I am very impressed by HAMAA. This is one organization that DOES what it says it will do. It is highly responsive to its client community. The fact that most of its volunteers are former clients speaks volumes to the quality of its services. more »

  jcb13 wrote:

In 2008, the Board of Directors contemplated closing OIM because of poor management and other indiscretions. However, they chose to keep it open and hired an Executive Director with a lifetime background of working with children and in management. With... more »

  SanoBun wrote:

I stayed at the buddhist monastary for 6 months helping the monks work and come to find out the head monk stole from me while i was helping him work, about $33 fell out my pocket while working with the head monk. He was also the one who turned the water... more »

  Sania wrote:

Express Care has been helping me and my family for over 7 years now. When we came to USA we were at one point homeless and helpless because my father was shot during a store robbery where he worked. He was the only one financially supporting the family... more »

  bms wrote:

CJFS is an extraordinary nonprofit serving the greater Birmingham community. Dedicated board members, staff and volunteers give countless hours to improve and sustain the lives of the elderly and those seeking healing and support during difficult times. It... more »

  cp2012 wrote:

This is a review on behalf of my parents. They listen to this station all day, everyday. They do not speak English very well so they get their news from this radio station. They cover a range of things from News story headlines, health issues facing the... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Bernardo Kohler Center is an amazing organization that leverages a shoe-string budget to assist hundreds of undocumented children who have been abandoned, abused, or neglected by their parents become legal United States residents. I highly recommend... more »

  Minashukry1 wrote:

The case worker who helped me overcome all the challenges and difficult times,since I start going to the Life skills workshops and leadership. I have changed the was I treat my family, friends and community. I have learned a lot about the US laws and... more »

  SunE wrote:

I could not find a job on my own. I was referred to this organization by my neighbor. They were very patient with me and told me I would have to learn English a little better. This association helped me find a job. And then they helped me to start... 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. more »

  jenmoll wrote:

Volunteering for Refugee Transitions has been an eye-opening experience for me. It has taken me into the homes of people I would never have become close to, allowing us to learn from each other about our very different experiences and cultural backgrounds.... more »

  Tom Hartman wrote:

In my 25 year-career in fundraising, I had the opportunity to work FT and as a consultant for a lot of organizations. RefugeeOne is one of the best-run and most caring non-profits I met. Their front line staff provide a complete range of resettlement... more »

  selma333 wrote:

I am currently volunteering with PAIRWN. They are a great local nonprofit that helps immigrants and refugees connect with those like them in fellowship and leadership. Women are the ones to navigate the system when they come to the U.S., so focusing... more »

  RachC wrote:

This is an extremely well-run and efficient non-profit. The employees are very dedicated and knowledgeable. They offer invaluable support to Asian families and individuals recovering from sexual assault, domestic violence, and trafficking. more »

  TreeGS wrote:

I've been a volunteer with this organization for years. They not only help Jewish people with counseling and delivering Shabbat meals but also have programs for Holocaust survivors, and serves individuals and families across all ages, races, religions,... more »

  Gabeis01 wrote:

I would like to thank the Santa Paula Latino Town hall. As a prior recipient of your scholarship I would like to inform your money and your investment within myself went a long way. Education came at a high cost for myself and my family But I wouldn't... more »

  Cliente_feliz wrote:

This organization has been serving the Syracuse area for many years assisting individuals and families with immigration counseling and guidance helping them in a successful transition into the American society. Their expertise, dedication, and genuine... more »

  James H W. wrote:

I am thankful that I worked as a job-trainee paralegal with IIMD in 2011-2012. I learned much about the immigration issues and the professional personnel in the field and with the IIMD organization made my job-training experience a very eye opening experience. more »

  cheadle wrote:

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

  John wrote:

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

  Patricknkilana23 wrote:

This organization is simply wonderful. Their heart is in giving back to the community and that is exactly their purpose and their plan. Whether you're a long-time member, a newbie or just an occasional guest to their charitable events...everyone makes... more »

  xxxx wrote:

For the past 5 years, ADFE has been organizing Health Care Fair to provide health care to the poor in Fort-Liberte,Haiti. This year,more than six thousand received care ranging from First Aid to open heart surgery. That effort is made possible thanks... more »

  Josie P. wrote:

My daughter has been receiving "child care services" since I returned to work almost a year ago and the experience has been awful. Timesheets aren't processed timely, staff has admitted to taking timesheets home with them then said they couldn't find... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Writer wrote:

i want to do a formal complaint against one of the referees because of his abuse of power, neglect begavior towards the game, and for leaving court unattended leave the game with one referee more »

  aresor wrote:

Have seen people from this nonprofit organization giving people free items in buffalo New York they are good people. more »

We, the Alachua County Human Rights Coalition, are a collective group of clergy, scholars, and community activists and organizers... more »