Find International Development Nonprofits and Charities

  Patty wrote:

I would commend 'A Walk to Beautiful' to anyone interested in donating to this organization. You will see that the Fistula Foundation and the women it serves are very worthy of your interest and your contribution. more »

  Merla wrote:

I have been involved from the very beginning of the founding of this organization. This organization in the past 28 years have helped thousands of individuals, families and even villages and small communities in the Third World countries, rise above poverty... more »

  BReise wrote:

DeLois Greenwood, VP of Smile Train is paid in excess of $310,000 per year. She is also provided an apartment in New York City paid for by Smile Train. Several other employees earn in excess or close to the $200,000 per year amount. Why are these employees... more »

  linda23 wrote:

It was a wonderful trip! This group loves the Guatemalan people they care for. their work is hands on. There are so many programs that any one if they want to can find a way to help in a way that works for everyone. Here you learn that it really is true... more »

  pittalum07 wrote:

Great organization!! They do very important work and are always excited. They are very organized and have work organized for volunteers. It is always my pleasure to volunteer for this organization! more »

  johndkonz@gmail.com wrote:

CFHI offers its participants a unique experience. In its intent it seeks to educate med students, pre-meds, PAs, nursing students, etc. on aspects of global health, as well as provide a firsthand opportunity to be immersed in the medical world in a variety... more »

  UniversalGivi wrote:

"Through Universal Giving, I identified two extremely worthwhile non profit organizations to support. Universal Giving's evaluation model helps provide the assurance that contributions will be put to good use. Andre, Individual Donor" more »

  Lucy Q. wrote:

Working with Corazon de Vida has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my life. This foundation is truly committed to help kids in need providing the most basic needs: a home, food, clothes, and hope. Besides donations, the kids... more »

  artavitia wrote:

Amazing organization making a dollar go a very long way. more »

  Karen145 wrote:

Animal-Kind International sends 100% of all donations received to their partner organizations. All the money raised goes directly to helping animals in the countries and by the organizations that need it most, and also by the organizations that really... more »

  Pat wrote:

This organization does not provide any financial or material support to in-country organizations. The organization also does not in any way help overseas organizations obtain such support. Despite this, this organization has US IRS non-profit status,... more »

  Doris C. wrote:

I have had the privilege of seeing Outreach International and their facilitators working in the field in Philippines, Malawi, Bolivia and Nicaragua. Their facilitators work in villages of poverty around the world, teaching them organizational skills... more »

  Pat Landowska wrote:

I've been involved with Wells Bring Hope (WBH) for over a year now, and it has been a very rewarding experience in every way. WBH mission is to save lives by providing safe, drinking water to people who are deprived of this elementary necessity - people... more »

  imanhammad wrote:

I visited the PCRF in Palestine recently for three weeks and I was given a tour by President and CEO Steve Sosebee. He showed me the ICU unit in Makassad Hospital where PCRF brings doctors from around the globe to perform open-heart surgeries on children,... more »

  Jinka wrote:

The Public-Private Alliance Foundation facilitates collaboration among businesses, non-profits, governments, universities, individuals and international organizations. Last June over 100 people attended a seminar to discuss and plan for the rebuilding... more »

  IIGL wrote:

I begain working with the International Institute for Global Leadership (IIGL); www.global-leadership.com in 2002. Each year I have gotten to know more students and contributors globally. We are one global family! My experience is remarkable and I... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

This amazing charity works to educate the public about the serious situation the wild orangutan finds itself in. more »

  HPayne wrote:

I have followed the success and growth of Well Aware since the first began implementing projects in 2010. I have admired their high standards for ethical fundraising and management, as well as how they have created programs that truly honor and empower... more »

  3clementine wrote:

Warm Heart is fulfilling many needs in an area of Northern Thailand that is often looked over. The powerful effects of determined hard working individuals with optimism and love carries projects through to completion though odds might say there is... more »

  Child of God wrote:

I can say that I have felt God calling on mine and my husbands hurt to join the mission field. We had no clue where to start and then we tried to ignore the calling. My husband and I had moved to Missouri and then had to move back home to Louisiana.... 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 »

  tim1 wrote:

This organization has really hit on the BEST way to reduce terrorism and improve the lives of people in poor areas -- it builds sustainable schools that educate girls. Girls stick with their community and build families and communities. Education allows... more »

  max10 wrote:

There are really so many water-related organizations out there. You've got Charity:Water, Blood:Water, Water.org, and many many others. All of them, of course, do fantastic work. The reason I would recommend The Water Project specifically is this: The... more »

  DeborahL wrote:

I've been on the board since 2010 and look forward to serving another term when this one is complete. I feel great about the time I spend knowing that the libraries we send are such a valued and precious resource. I have also done a book drive and loved... more »

  encycloman wrote:

I have seen this organization grow over 35 years. I personally know the founder, and canstate that this is one of the best organizations I know. This group sends more aid and help for each dollar than any other I know, and uses people who are already... more »

  Swayamsevak wrote:

My personal experience with Ekal has been nothing short of extreme joy. Nothing embodies the dharmic saying "Vidyadanam Mahaatpunyam" better than their concept of single teacher schools in the remotest parts of Bharat (India). Specifically, their zero... more »

  kcjones wrote:

I first went to Uganda with Children of Grace (see www.children-of-grace.org) in July 2006. This organizations serves AIDS orphans in villages surrounding Jinja who are in desperate conditions. Children who would otherwise be unable to attend school... more »

  Christie Brown wrote:

I joined Miracles in Action on a trip to Guatemala in January 2007 and was so impressed with their networking, dedication, knowledge and ability to get real sustainable projects done. Also impressive is that 100% of donations go toward projects -- the... more »

  dmcbeath wrote:

I teach in Trenton, NJ. This is my second year using iEARN. It has changed the way I teach. My subject is technology and this year I have incorporated iEARN into my entire middle school curriculum. The middle schoolers have been working on "Finding Solutions... more »

  Rosh wrote:

Plan USA does wonders for the needy children in India, along with many other countries. In addition to helping small kids, I am able to be in constant touch with them and their families, through timely letters and photos. Their volunteers are really helpful... more »

  bulwer wrote:

In 1972, when I was 16, I was deceived and manipulated into joining the cult, the Children of God, which later became known as The Family International. In 1991, I escaped the group while living in Japan, returned to Canada and went on to earn a law degree.... more »

  Tina53 wrote:

I am excited to have an opportunity to work with Just One. This organization is doing great things in Africa. They have multiple projects going on simultaneously giving volunteers plenty of options to get involved. They have programs to provide clean... more »

  lydibug wrote:

Since as early as I can remember, God has placed this organization on my heart for prayer and I continually do so. I do hope to volunteer actively in the future. God bless everyone involved and sharing His love to those who hunger and thirst. more »

  bcdilger wrote:

Project Manana is how nonprofits should run. Period. They clearly state the need, show it to you, layout how they help and their plans (both macro and micro) and how you as a donor can play into that. Their financial needs are small. Money... more »

  athelas wrote:

I was the most impressed with how Curamericas worked within the community and local doctors to find out the needs of the area prior to establishing projects and beginning work. The worked closely with the locals to incorporate and combine modern technology... more »

  alvin3 wrote:

I was looking for a charity to help Haiti and came across these guys. As I do with all charities I looked at their 990 long form from 2007. In it there is an extraordinary expense for $2,600,000+ (2.6 million dollars plus) for "Concert Expense").... more »

  runningacrossthesky wrote:

I spent time at CVI's Lukome Centre in Northern Uganda during June, 2010. I can't think of a more powerful experience in my life. ChildVoice is a Christian organization that works to rehabilitate former child soldiers - young women who were abducted at... more »

  erich.j.fiser wrote:

I have been affiliated with GPiH for nearly a year. In that year, I have come to know the heart of the CEO and the quality of people he surrounds himself with - unparalleled. One of the great things about GPiH is the fact that the work that they do... more »

  Bob and Barbara Buss wrote:

I have spent approximately 20 years working as a nurse with COTA in Guatemala. To meet the families who come to be cared for is extremely humbling. Many travel several hours to get to the site, either on a "Chicken Bus" or in the back of a pickup truck,... more »

  johann wrote:

I have most recently been involved in IAHV Haiti youth corp project. They are doing amazing work building individuals from the inside out, then giving them the skill that they need. I think this organization is doing great work on very little money. more »

  oaktonbarb wrote:

Having spent many years living in developing nations, I have been impressed by the model of sustainable economic development put forward by Leadership Initiatives. The model builds entrepreneurial leaders at a community level, taking local entrepreneurs... more »

  mlcastillo wrote:

This organization is A+ in every sense: track record (since 1933) of going to crisis zones to rescue and rebuild. They live up to their motto: From Harm to Home. International Rescue Committee believes in systemic change. I visited in Uganda this... more »

  L Thieme wrote:

For the holidays this year, we decided to get a goat, through the HHF in honor of all the kids in our family. Every year we try to do something to both honor the kids & to help them realize that there are so many people out there who are less fortunate... more »

  nlmcelwee wrote:

As a volunteer at Pearl S. Buck International, I am impressed on a daily basis by the work that is done by the organization and all the dedicated professionals who work there. It is an honor to be associated with them and serve as a volunteer. What a... more »

  ColoradoMom wrote:

I had an opportunity to travel to Vladimir, Kostroma, and Ivanovo, Russia in February of 2013. I was impressed by the work that Orphan's Tree is doing with older orphans in Russia. The future is bleak for this group of orphans without some training and... more »

  LippertLodge wrote:

The Kellermann Foundation has grown over the years from one couple with a vision to improve the lives of the Batwa people of Uganda by opening a small 2-person clinic into a 112-bed hospital and development program that reaches as many as 100,000 of the... more »

  badger1952 wrote:

The work that this organization does in over 40 countries abroad helping, not giving, locals the ability to find water source and to learn cleanlyness and healthy sanitation, is admirable. I do not know how much of the money donated goes for administration.... more »

  revaprilcoates wrote:

Effectively and passionately connects people to the global nature of Church. more »

  4thechildren wrote:

I volunteered with Point Hope Inc at their Teenista Event, which benefits and serves children in the US foster care system. The Teenista provided many young ladies with a day filled with pampering. They were able to shop for new clothes, get their hair,... 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 »

  mdfloyd322 wrote:

I've been aware of ADP for a couple of years. I've met with the founders of the organization, viewed slides, and talked about their goals, current and future projects. They truly have a heart for Africa and Rwanda in particular. I like their approach... more »

  nar822 wrote:

Global Orphan Prevention (GOP) is an organization that I have become familiar with over the past 4 years. As an educator and activist for social justice I find GOP to both benefit those it works closely with as well as set a bar for others in the field.... more »

  Holimata wrote:

ACF is a NGO that is action oriented. I can truthfully say that they deliver services to those in need and are very present on the ground. They make lasting positive change in the lives of people. I worked for them in four countries and have a good understanding... more »

  Kathleen Hubbard-Ismail wrote:

For the past twenty years, I have been spending two weeks of my vacation time volunteering with Global Volunteers in countries around the world. I have traveled with Global Volunteers because I believe in their philosophy of service, know that I will... more »

  InTeacher I. wrote:

La fundación a través de su experiencia nos ha ayudado a crecer como empresa (InTeacher), con grandes profesionales, actualmente contamos con una convocatoria del gobierno y con la ayuda de DTS estamos a la espera de salir adelante con esta iniciativa. more »

  sheehana wrote:

I spent a couple months working with OSSO in Ecuador and it was absolutely amazing! The program is well organized and exists to help serve the children. It was an experience that I will never forget and would recommend to anyone - young adults, families,... more »

  zerrinb wrote:

I became involved with this group because of my heritage- being Turkish- American, and because I wanted to be able to give back to those in Turkey- in a meaningful way. My Dad came to the United States when he was 18, to go to school, and to create the... more »

  Nancy_ wrote:

I am a donor to this wonderful 35-yr old organization and, with a history of many eye surgeries myself, I can share in the amazement at seeing again that they have given to so many of the world's most deserving. It's one of the most important organizations... more »

  Writer wrote:

My wife, Pat, had a vision of helping some people in one of the poorest nations in the world get access to fresh clean water. I have watched her since 2009 go from discussion to decision. Pat has worked tirelessly for years now and she is actually the... more »

  Laurie Flesher wrote:

DFW empowers women and children living in extreme poverty by funding programs fostering good health, education, and economic self-sufficiency, and cultivates educational dinner circles inspiring individuals to make a difference through the power of collective... more »

  NWsupporter wrote:

I first learned about World Neighbors 11 years ago, when I met its CEO and board chair at a conference in Washington DC. I was amazed to learn that it was then 46 years old because it was clearly doing important and effective international development... more »

  mc2 wrote:

Having seen numerous Cameroonian NGOs from the inside now, I have been positively impressed by the functioning of Social Development International, Buea. Summarizing: appears to be trustworthy, open-minded, aware of common problems in society, appears... more »

  Writer wrote:

I absolutely love serving in this amazing organization. The board members, staff, team members, volunteers, partners, and donors are so caring, loving, and always are looking for way to better serve others. The whole team loves being the hands and feet... more »

  alchaikin wrote:

Great group of people, very mission driven and work insanely long hours. They often have parties for their volunteers, mostly just consisting of food and chats with other volunteers. One of those meetings led meet to meet a good friend of mine. more »

  kj88 wrote:

SAMS is always there for those in humanitarian need, whether it be via mobile medical units or through the countless operations performed by their generous doctors. more »

  Jeroen Mourik wrote:

I joined one of the visits to the school in Uganda and experienced first hand the good work Sylvia and her Board Members do for this school/ orphanage AND the local community. The impact is HUGE. I very much like the focus of the charity to invest in... more »

  T.S. Smith wrote:

I've been a supporter of the GO Campaign for several years, and have delighted to see their scope and impact expand steadily both in terms of results on the ground and results amongst the youth donors they cultivate. It's an excellent example of how... more »

  Cityhorse wrote:

Great organization! They work in poor communities to help them find and own permanent solutions to their poverty and they fight bad behavior from governments and corporations that keeps people poor. I really know my money is making a difference with... more »

  Paul.Bellan-Boyer wrote:

LWR is known as one of the more effective disaster relief agencies. They have several core strengths: - professional staff and mission-focus - long-standing relationships in deployed communities and with other agencies - partnership with local churches... more »

  mentonbill wrote:

I needed to do community service, and last minute called them. They were nice and did everything within reason to make me feel like I belong. more »

  Dominic H. wrote:

I had such an amazing time with HHI volunteering in Kupang. The team is super committed and very well organised. It’s great to see a Charitable organisation that gets results and is not inhibited by politics. Happy Hearts does an amazing job of putting... more »

  Revathi wrote:

Asha is a very special organization. It is a 100% volunteer driven, no overheads organization that not only makes a difference in the lives of less fortunate children of India by raising funds towards their education, but also involves the people that... more »

  Wilhamina wrote:

I feel like my donation goes to real need and is administered well. more »

  SGwynn wrote:

Global Volunteer Network Foundation is an organisation that really does help local communities around the world. Through my work, I always feel like I'm making a difference in other people's lives. Also, It is a great organisation to volunteer for. When... more »

  fergask wrote:

I could write pages about ConnecTeach, so I will organize this into sections in my best effort to be succinct: Vision: As a teacher, I believe firmly in education as the key to success in life. In order for that to happen, all children must... more »

  Writer wrote:

I've confidently donated to Penny Appeal USA trusting that my money is going to good use. I've never once doubted the work they do because it's genuine and you can see the results! And on top that, a genuine and kind staff with an open door policy makes... more »

  Ron_10 wrote:

This 'Charity' does nothing more than take advantage of a desperate situation in order to create positions of power for people who do absolutely nothing to deserve it. These people receive donations meant to assist the people of Haiti and divert them... more »

  Birthday Angels wrote:

The heart and wisdom that GPF, run by Naomi Eisenberger bring great meaning to the concept of Tikkun Olam. Their ability to identify and respond quickly to the needs of "the little people" is remarkable. Birthday Angels has on many ocassion received organizational... more »

  Alnansubuga wrote:

My Name is Allen Nansubuga. I would like to give my review of Connect Africa Foundation here in Kyaliwajjala, Namugongo which was founded by Ms. Lynn Auerbach of Newton Center, Maryland USA. I first met Lynn in 2008 here in my village in Kyaliwajjala... more »

  DEIRDRE_R wrote:

It is difficult to put into words how visiting Malawi impacted me. It was more than four years ago and the trips are not long yet it left something in me. For one thing I realize more than ever how unjust the world economics are. We have so, so... more »

  southsidetrees wrote:

A great group linking innovative grassroots organizations with people wanting to help. A true link in the search for a global community. more »

  DrAmy wrote:

Medical Missionaries, Inc. is an organization that is truly dedicated to helping the poorest of the poor in Haiti. They have a long history of helping in the country and have spent tireless hours building sustainable healthcare resources in a country... more »

  cynsan wrote:

buildOn is an absolutely amazing organization. I am a volunteer with buildOn: New York, and I'm also the kind of teenager that rarely ever did any good. I mean, it was all a bit foreign, you know? How would you go about it? Where would you go? Why do... more »

  Writer wrote:

I first discovered this NGO during my gap year in 2009. The foundation has such an impressive model, not only are they providing education to the students at the school, but they have numerous initiatives that help further break down barriers so that... more »

  anniequick wrote:

I had a unique window into the Sewing Hope wing of the Font of Mercy organization. I watched 24 hours of random footage detailing the women involved in a tailoring program which was set up to train AIDS widows in sewing so that they'd have income and... more »

  sandrastella wrote:

I lived in Africa for ten years, working for the humanitarian sector. I have therefore an important knowledge of which organization will be successful at helping the people in need in Africa. Some think it's all about ensuring a good flow of funds but... more »

  Lejla D. wrote:

The work of the Yang-Ward foundation has been so inspiring and is something I stronly support in every single way. The committment and passion of this foundation is something so special and their effort to make a change in this world and to help these... more »

  MChew wrote:

One Day's Wages (ODW) is a new grassroots movement of people, stories, and actions to alleviate extreme global poverty. ODW promotes awareness, invites giving, and supports sustainable relief through partnerships, especially with smaller organizations... more »

  kilomonster wrote:

The Find Me Group works on missing persons, homicides and human trafficking investigations worldwide assisting law enforcement and families to bring closure. Their success rate is approximately 44% and have been perfecting their expertise for 15 years.... more »

  mark14 wrote:

i have been involved with Pro Mujer for several years now as a very vocal supporter and donor. three years ago i had the opportunity to see first hand how they work with women in latin america. i went on a Pro Mujer field trip to Peru. what truly impressed... more »

  ginny133 wrote:

I visited the Wings office and talked with staff when I was in Guatemala a couple years ago. (I was part of Social Work Graduate School trip.) We found the staff to be very sincere and informed, but also gentle and kind. I came away confident that they... more »

  Veee wrote:

Arlington Academy of Hope (AAH) is a phenomenal organization doing top rate education and health work in rural Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world. They work in one of the poorest parts of Uganda, a remote area with dirt roads, little electricity,... more »

  Chillymama wrote:

It is an absolute truth that when you educate girls and women and provide them with the opportunity to better themselves through business, they will lift their family, even their entire village, out of poverty. Friendship Bridge follows through on their... more »

  Charlene Sorby A. wrote:

I have been involved with this ministry for the past 10 years and feel so privileged to do so. There are so many opportunities to be the hands and feet of Christ on a small scale for a larger purpose that I would never know about on my own. I love getting... more »

  Thomas Hunsdorfer wrote:

I've traveled to Haiti and the Dominican Republic with International Child Care several times. They do a great job of providing health care to at-risk children and families, including working with kids who have AIDS and TB. While the organization's Haiti... more »

  BreannaHoisington wrote:

I recommend this organization who help under developed countries by providing health care in over 70 countries. they currently have a special program helping people in Haiti who have no health coverage or medical assistance. more »

  brandacerojo wrote:

I really like this organization because it is small but achieves big things. As an all volunteer organization, almost all donations go to help some of the poorest people in Guatemala. more »

  Paul H wrote:

AHEAD Inc. is a nonprofit that makes direct and crucial contributions to the lives of Africans through inexpensive on-the-ground projects: "Adventures in Health, Education and Agricultural Development" (the words behind the acronymn). Started 30 years... more »

  Danster092 wrote:

I worked at NEDA this past summer as a social media intern. I was able to respond to individuals with eating disorders and individuals who know of someone with an eating disorder. By updating NEDA's Facebook tattoo page and responding to Facebook messages,... more »

  AMIGOS wrote:

AMIGOS is a first class non-profit. Their experiential learning programs are genuinely life changing. more »

  maciberkeley wrote:

I volunteer with this mission hospital, assisting with administration. In an isolated and sometimes dangerous area, our team sees 10,000 patients a year within the hospital and works in many outlying communities with various needs from housing school... more »

  PeggyHodgkins wrote:

An outstanding charity benefiting orphans of AIDS victims by providing a good education and a loving home. I know personally that the founders-- Rev. Elizabeth Geitz and Sister Jane Mankaa-- are noble and generous people, with high moral standards, giving... more »

  jantch wrote:

Jon and Angie are people serving with integrity and godly character to help at-risk kids. They are passionate about rescuing children from trafficking and reducing their vulnerability to the core issues that lead to entrapment. more »

  Katie H.8 wrote:

Their 100% model is so unique and I love their commitment to being transparent and partnering with trust partners. more »

  bar1217 wrote:

I have worked with H2O for Life for many years. I am so impressed with their commitment to bringing clean water and sanitation to schools in Africa. This partnership means that African students have clean water and latrines. This is especially important... more »

  Lauren27 wrote:

LitWord's founder Pam Allyn believes that literacy is the foundation for emotional and physical well-being, intellectual growth, and economic security and that the right to read and write is a fundamental human right and belongs to all people. LitWorld's... 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 »

  k.rae. wrote:

Very genuine and caring! The Director himself called to thank me for my partnership with them. Because of some of my specific interests, he gave me a book that was a testimony of one of African Enterprise' leaders. This touched me so much, I actually... more »

  tucker42 wrote:

RAIN is a very unique organization, in that it's able to reach very remote areas where other NGO's are unable to. Just in the last six months, their expansion of ten school market gardens, as well as their emergency food aid campaign during the recent... more »

  sandra8 wrote:

Even before the earthquake, Haiti Projects was providing important service to Haiti driven by their mission of empowering a woman, to raise a family, to lift a village. The family planning clinic and hospital, the library, the scholarship program and... more »

  Carla wrote:

I came to know about Pathfinder through a relative who worked there several years ago. Though the international health (and related) field was somewhat new to me, Pathfinder has helped me to understand more about the needs around the world. Not only... more »

  rod-taylor wrote:

Project Medishare has been one of the most important organizations involved in earthquake relief efforts in Haiti. They had the first group of foreign doctors on the ground the day after the earthquake and set up a first rate trauma hospital at the airport... more »

  rbirkey wrote:

My family and I have supported Global Action in various ways since it was founded. We are very confident that the money we give is used for good purposes and ministry to people who need it. more »

  S. Sessions wrote:

I first stumbled upon CHOICE through one of it's sister organizations. I did my research of how the organization worked and instantly fell in love with it. CHOICE encourages people everywhere to make a difference in their own lives and of the lives... more »

  kblake wrote:

led2serve puts together amazing trips focusing around serving others. I have had the pleasure of participating in National and International Journeys. My favorite part about this organization is their serving without boundaries philosophy. To me this... more »

  tamarcod wrote:

As a four time volunteer, I've been able to watch JBFC grow into an outstanding, heartfelt organization. It provides a safe haven for girls in Tanzania, when at times, all hope seemed to be lost for them. JBFC is built on four pillars, refuge, education,... more »

  Patricia H.8 wrote:

The Hester J. Hodgdon (HJH) Libraries for All is a Colorado based 501©3 nonprofit Foundation whose mission supports library and educational opportunities in Nicaraguan communities. Via the main library in the town of San Juan del Sur, and the extensive... more »

  Amber O. wrote:

For years I have followed the inspiring progress of ECI in achieving its mission to motivate children, young people and the influential adults in their lives to get involved on many different levels of awareness, advocacy and action to address the global... more »

  VHMMD wrote:

I have always wanted to travel to an underserved country and help. I had not thought about Cambodia as a destination but joining Surgeons for Cambodia for a mission offered me an opportunity that was so much more than expected. The people, the culture,... more »

  aidr wrote:

Come on Project Hope - update your website with the truth about the Basra Children's Hospital in Iraq that you said that would be opened in 2006, then 2007, 2008....It still isn't opened, and you never had the integrity to admit that as a US Defense contractor,... more »

  tingg wrote:

Their clinic staff are very helpful and friendly. The dental director took care of my mom who needs dental care doesn't have insurance. She recovers well. Thank you so much! more »

  laprofesora wrote:

I am the Board Chair of Mujeres de Maiz Opportunity Foundation. We provide access to education to girls and women in a cooperative in Chiapas, Mexico Three years ago we applied to Alternative Gifts International to be in their catalog and were accepted.... more »

  dianetruong wrote:

I was introduced to Pacific Links Foundation by a college roommate who volunteered with them in Vietnam for 2 years. After volunteering with them in their CA office, I can see why she continues to dedicate time- the PALS team is extremely dedicated,... more »

  Jeanne Segal wrote:

My elementary-aged children are inspired and deeply connected to children in Niger who lack water. This life-lesson in compassion and action for my children is the result of their school's work with Arianne Kirtely and Amman Imman. Through inventive fundraisers... more »

  lisa24 wrote:

The Samburu Project is an organization that is impacting so many lives in Kenya by nearly most of the funds raised going directly to the implementation of well drilling. The Mission is to bring clean, safe drinking water to as many as possible by drilling... more »

  ramahkid wrote:

I traveled to Kanchipuram, India with AJWS as part of their Volunteer Summer program in 2008. The program was the most meaningful thing I have done with my entire life and has completely changed my path. Because of my experience with AJWS, I have now... more »

  jsperry wrote:

MedShare is an organization that I volunteer for. I am able to go into a welcoming environment where people are proud to be doing what they are doing. I work in the medical field and the waste my profession creates is unbelievable. At MedShare non used... more »

  DeCarmen M. wrote:

This is an Amazing cause with Amazing people. I have had the pleasure of serving with each and every board member. I have also had the opportunity of personally working with every staff member in Uganda. In addition, had the opportunity to meet the children... more »

  @ wrote:

This is a wonderful organization doing great work around the world. Seva has a variety of program areas, from providing low cost sight restoring cataract surgeries to the poor, to clean water and literacy programs. Their alternative gift catalog called... more »

  1 Donor wrote:

How Harvest Bridge is different: 1. Financial responsibility to donors. It strives to keep overhead costs at a bare minimum, and is resourceful in ensuring the donor's dollar is stretched to the maximum. Minimal amounts are spent on fundraising,... more »

  david95 wrote:

I worked with GHA staff in Democratic Republic of Congo in 2007 to run a training on AIDs prevention for members of the Presbyterian Church. The church members, mostly laity and some pastors, impressed me deeply with their spirit and commitment. I was... more »

  bigalbcc wrote:

I sponsor two students through Rainbow Network. The personal connection is tremendous and the knowledge that my gift is making an incredible difference is a blessing to me. The idea that I am not just helping these two children, but their whole family... more »

  michelle23 wrote:

"There were times when I didn’t even have enough rice to cook one full meal a day. Now that I am a part of BRAC, I can cook three meals or more a day for me and my nine children. That is why I am happy now.” - Robia Khatun “Wherever... more »

  brabbanz wrote:

I have been volunteering with AFM for 6 years, including on providing on the ground training for firefighters in Kenya and Zambia. I have also participated in their weekly video training and written blog presentations for them as well. The work they... more »

  ElaineAshby wrote:

Donations to Partners for Care (PFC) enable Kenyans to support their neighbors through established, life changing programs. As a monthly donor to PFC, I know that 100% of my donated funds go to Kenya, for health screening programs, for a dynamic water... more »

  dinobloom wrote:

I have been involved with the Bond Street Theatre in one capacity or another - from intern through actor though co-producer of an award winning arts colony through current Board member, since 1979. Bond Street started in 1976 using the then-popular... more »

  neil_j wrote:

I appreciate being able to use paypal to make donations. wateraidamerica.org has a link named "WaterAid on eBay," which has a link to send a donation by paypal. Today, the URL for the eBay link is http://www.missionfish.org/charity/charity.jsp?NP_ID=17803.... more »

  rshap99344 wrote:

I have sponsored various students in Kenya through the KEF for the past 4 years. I have seen first hand the impact that this wonderful organization has made on the lives of young people there. Having visited various schools throughout Kenya where the... more »

  awduffey wrote:

CRMF is a phenomenal organization that provides services to the poor in and around Toamasina that enable them to live better lives. The free literacy programs have served thousands of people, some of whom have then qualified for additional CRMF sponsored... more »

  Writer wrote:

Initiative: Eau is a fantastic organization led by creative young people who don’t think small. Its work is cutting edge and evidence-based, making a difference on drinking water in Burkina. more »

  Kristi C. wrote:

We are so grateful for Lifeline of Hope. They are some of the most kind people we have ever met. They are helpful, honest, and always there when you need them. We would work with them again in a heart beat. more »

  Dutten9000 wrote:

I have been a sponser at the Galilee Primary School and Wadington High School in Nairobi Kenya for several years. It is now though Plant-a-Book International and they do a really great job. The school has been build from almost nothing to today being... more »

  succarj wrote:

Pure Water has done a tremendous job in the slums of Cite Soleil in Haiti during the Earthquake. It is dedicated in investing itself long-term into Haiti. Their goal is to educate families and children and offer them clean water. Their education program... more »

  anndrobinson wrote:

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

  Debbie Weinstein wrote:

I have been volunteering with MEDICO for over 9 years and have taken 15 trips with this organization. Although I have volunteered with other groups over the years, I always come back to MEDICO. This non-profit has accomplished so much over the years,... more »

  nicolemaguirre wrote:

I first volunteered with BLUE Missions in 2011 after working with other non-profits abroad in the Dominican Republic. I quickly fell in love with their dual-mission of connecting rural communities to clean water & improved sanitation while cultivating... more »

  James52144 wrote:

SQ Foundation is providing urgently needed medical care, education, food and shelter in multiple areas around the world. It is building a much needed hospital in India where the medical care will be free for the patients. It has provided homes and education... more »

  Maysa O. wrote:

I am very proud to have volunteered with TWB as an English Arabic Translator and Editor over several years since 2015. Joining TWB has influenced my life in a great way by bringing me closer to the front lines of humanitarian action, and reinforcing... more »

  Amigita wrote:

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

  Joel G. wrote:

*NOTE* While techincally I also volunteer with CURE, I'm on full-time staff at the organization. In the time I've come to know about CURE as an organization, and become part of the organization - I've been incredibly impressed with almost every aspect... more »

  jellen wrote:

I have sponsored 6 sisters in war-torn countries since 2006, and have corresponded with all of them. W4W sends me information about them and their countries, and sends me an exit summary when each woman completes her year of training and group participation.... more »

  Gabiota wrote:

W4 is a Great Nonprofit Org! I love the work they are doing in Philippines! I like to read the interesting articles that they publish in Voices, always with the aim of informing what is going on "out there". I love the lectures focused to the empowermet... more »

  Coats wrote:

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

  Lucy wrote:

My daughter, Renee, lives and works in Haiti at Wings of Hope a home for both physically and mentally handicapped children. I have been there several times when the group of Healing Hands are at Wings of Hope. They are a great bunch of people and do... more »

  Carol J. wrote:

I joined this Board, I believe, to strengthen one of the Five A's in its mandate, having worked in the field of HIV/AIDS, nationally, regionally and internationally for over twenty years. The fact that the organization would seek to strengthen all... more »

  tecexl wrote:

Technology Exchange Lab offers a great service to help users find low-cost solutions to problems of poverty free of cost and is unique because they offer completely unbiased options over a wide range of sectors. I have found TEL to be particularly useful... more »

  Junlei Li wrote:

CARE has been included in the latest investigative report on International Aid organizations -- the Crisis Caravan. In addition, in a separate report called "Road to H-x-l-l". While it is not the worst offenders and abusers, it certainly has... more »

  Indego Africa wrote:

I became aware of Indego Africa Project about two years ago, and was immediately attracted to the idea behind the organization: the alleviation of poverty through entrepreneurial and sustainable growth. Through partnerships with cooperatives of women... more »

  Christina Baseos wrote:

An excellent non-profit org run by wonderful human beings, who work under the hardest conditions. Despite the obstacles and the difficulties they face on a daily basis in order to help the Iraqi refugees, this org ALWAYS puts human dignity above all else.... more »

  Bente wrote:

I have been working with Forward Edge and their ministry in Nicaragua for a couple of years now. They have been instrumental in helping our church form a partnership with a local church in Nicaragua. Forward Edge's knowledge of the local people and... more »

  Dayna McFarland wrote:

I have visited this organization in Uganda. I have witnessed first hand the wonderful work that they do. The organization is run by loving and caring people. These people are also very frugil with the organiztion's funds. They make wise use of the... more »

  fixesfantasy wrote:

I have been a volunteer and donor of KCIS for 10+ years and I have only gotten more and more involved as I have witnessed the transformational work they do. more »

  vikkisos wrote:

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

  Denny wrote:

Operation Smile is my favorite non-profit charitible organization and will always have a special place in my heart, simply because of the hope and new-lease-on-life opportunities they provide to suffering children and loving families through their wonderful,... more »

  seapsych2 wrote:

I work as an educator and mental health professional in Arizona, USA. I've been donating to The Library Project for over ten years and continue to be impressed with their work . The Library Project has identified the key component to achieving independence,... more »

  Fijiboy wrote:

This charity is purely volunteer based and I am so thrilled to have contributed to its cause of bringing healthcare to the poor in the South Pacific. The charity was quick to update its donors on how the contributions were used though a dedicated page... more »

  baconvolunteer wrote:

It's not often that you see a grassroots organization make as large as an impact as the The O'Brien School for the Maasai has, not only in Tanzania but also right in Hinsdale and the surrounding communities where the volunteers live. To know that you... more »

  Mericigirl wrote:

Village Link is an organization that helps people who really need a boost. The people they serve are so appreciative. The workers of this organization have given hundreds of hours of their time to help people who can not repay them. I love their hearts. more »

  Richard E.2 wrote:

I have volunteered with numerous NGOs in countries including Afghanistan, Uganda, and Guyana. Studio Samuel stands out for a number of reasons. Its Board of Directors is dedicated, talented, and innovative. Its founder, Tamara Horton, is a human dynamo... more »

  jonathan brody wrote:

JHFA is an amazing charity, the events were amazing, jews helping africans is great , great job, sivan started this with a dream not its a reality, and soon in Israel also. wow more »