Find International Development Nonprofits and Charities

  WayneJ wrote:

A great group with a great mission. Never forget. more »

  JoshL wrote:

I'm so impressed by The Small Things' work. I've volunteered and worked for many non-profits around the world and TST's dedication to getting kids back home with their families is unmatched. I also love how nearly all of their staff (and especially those... more »

  emilywiegand wrote:

Orphanage , Christmas gifts for kids and stage renovation in the Philippines more »

  Jim E. wrote:

Having met the founder of Kardelen in college 40 years ago, I have felt very comfortable supporting this organization. I know of no other group in the country of Turkey who is sacrificially working with the disabled in such a life changing and effective... more »

  indiakw wrote:

It was a privilege to attend the SEWF 2012 conference hosted by NESst as well as moderate the panel. They created a memorable event. I've recently published an article on the SEWF 2012 for Queen's Business School blog. I thought you'd be interested.... more »

  Crys L. wrote:

Ayni Education international supports girls education in Afghanistan by engaging local communities in Seattle and in Afghanistan. They are culturally aware and realistic about the situation in Afghanistan. All the money is dedicated toward serving the... more »

  Kermit wrote:

Camfed USA is an organization that helps African girls receive an education. Education is key to stopping the spread of disease such as HIV/AIDS and discontinuing the horrible cycle of poverty. Education gives people hope for a better future, and the... more »

  Wanda_B wrote:

A meaningful givingI receive food from Project SHARE and I give back by volunteering. Since I started volunteering my life has changed. By giving back to Project SHARE it has given me a purpose in my life. Before I volunteered I was very depressed... more »

  3123 wrote:

they are doing a commendable job here in northern Uganda, i am impressed with their services, thanks more »

  shadab967 wrote:

i want help some poor person please help me how can i help them pls donate me something more »

  Donald Q. wrote:

I am a trustee of a private foundation and we have donated to support building orphanages in Cambodia and providing surgery for children with heart conditions in Tibet. We have found SEAPC to be very responsive and transparent with a high code... more »

  jleombruno wrote:

I had been looking for an opportunity to volunteer in a developing country, but most organizations required that you have an MA and prior experience. I got in touch with the Niapele Project and they were looking for someone to volunteer from Feb - Apr... more »

  George Nyfeler wrote:

My 14-year old daughter and I recently completed a week-long medical mission in remote mountain villages in Honduras with the Friends of Barnabas Foundation. They have been managing these trips for more then 10 years and currently schedule eleven of... more »

  Marc wrote:

Love Futbol empowers poor communities in the developing world to build soccer fields for young people lacing such a venue. more »

  UpliftInternationale wrote:

Uplift Internationale is making an impact, doing an excellent job at enabling children to lead happy and healthy lives that they otherwise would not have. The work is real, the results enduring, the gratification limitless. I encourage everyone to be... more »

  stockles wrote:

I, Leslie Stockton, am no longer associated with this organization and am not responsible for anything pertaining to it. My name should be removed from this site, 01/02/14 more »

  Jeanclaudkilo wrote:

I witnessed the wonderful sustainable initiatives, developmental and education projects, as well as the many endeavors carried out by the Shemka Foundation in many parts of Cameroon. I can personally testify that this organization has transformed the... more »

  ThePublic wrote:

This nonprofit functions largely as the name Haitian Women for Haitian Refugee. They are a hate group against Dominican Republic, and participate in a campaign of lies and misinformation. There is a petition associated with the lies they are saying. ... more »

  Donna C. wrote:

I have had the chance to see Agros' work first hand - on the ground in the Barillas area of northern Guatemala. Part of what makes Agros unique is that their field operations are all run and staffed by locals, from management to agronomists,... more »

  metasj wrote:

OLPC has a devoted and highly international team and community, both working to make their programs successful. The result is a combination of visionary efforts to change countries and open-source ethos, which has inspired me and many of my friends to... more »

  Steve Hall.1 wrote:

I highly recommend supporting Waterlines. Their WASH in Schools program supports schools and children in Kenya. By supporting their work you will be helping Waterlines provide a healthy school environment to thousands of students through the construction... more »

  roberto1 wrote:

Remanso de Amor Foundation is a non profit organization, located in the district of Canapote, in Cartagena, Colombia. We aim to offer most of the local children and families an adequate assistance, thus increasing the opportunity of a healthy growth... more »

  Madison_L wrote:

In October of 2015, I took my first trip to Costa Rica. I was traveling with friends from my service organization Alpha Phi Omega. We worked with Strong Missions clearing property for them to build a community center on. I fell madly in love with the... more »

  nicabrito wrote:

Sam and Julie are the real deal, pouring themselves into the lives of the most vulnerable in El Salvador. Whether it be a severely malnourished baby or a prisoner, their love and care is transformational. I have loved my visits with them!! more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteer to help bring smile to the faces of children in sub Sahara Africa. Through donation. It was a great blessing to my family. more »

  robertarice wrote:

I am a volunteer doctor at I Care's Vision Center. The staff is tremendous, treating our patients and other volunteers extremely well. They are very compassionate, professional and efficient. The clinic is very well equipped and there is lots of help.... more »

  louisemotsko wrote:

This is an awesome mission agency to go with if you want to serve internationally. This organization is one of the few that I have been involved with over the years that provides quality care to its missionaries. I believe that is why they have an excellent... more »

  roncat wrote:

Having worked extensively with YWAM-EPJ for over 12 years now, I can sincerely vouch for the tremendous work that is done by this group of missionaries. Any donation is deeply appreciated and frugally used! more »

  kati shaw wrote:

This organization spends lots of money on travel (business class), expensive hotels and events. more »

  wellsoflifePete wrote:

I know from personal experience that this is a very good charity to be involved in, because I financed a water well in rural Uganda through this organization for $6,000 and then I took my family to visit the well and meet the thousands of children and... more »

  Marisa wrote:

Uplift Help International is an agency that gives their all to the clients they serve. I am facinated by their ability to get so much done with in such a short amount of time- Funding is needed to build the hospital and help those most in need. Any... more »

  ravd wrote:

There are now more than 5400 alumni of CEDPA's training and other programs in more than 100 countries (including the US). These alumni are now working at the community and national level to make a profound difference for women and children in their country,... more »

  Lanny Anderson wrote:

On behalf of Jerusalem Evangelical Ministries (JEM), I want to express our appreciation for the continual support given by Hunger Plus Inc. and their faithful donors who have supplied us with bountiful nutritious food products, basic goods,... more »

  Joseph wrote:

FFA provides a human connection not possible with larger organizations. Twice I have been able to send an email asking how a particular sponsored family or individual is doing, and a staff member went and checked how they were doing and emailed back.... more »

  Rosa B.1 wrote:

Hands on Peru is an organization, which one has built the first public health community center in Peru!Thay have developed effective programs to promote physical, mental and communal health.The coolest thing is they have internships available... more »

  reddyM wrote:

My college student was very excited to join Ayuda's efforts based on their mission statement: "to empower young people to become agents of change in diabetes communities around the world." With this in mind, she raised a lot of money to participate in... more »

  leddev wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that serves women around the world. They are frugal, efficient, and provide top quality services. more »

  robin wrote:

After the tragic shooting of two sisters, in Patten, Maine. ( Due to domestic viloence ) The Vicky E. Morgan Foundation was established in July of 2001. We are dedicated to helping the citizens of Maine who have been struck by tragedy. We put on fund... more »

  youmatter1st wrote:

ROM was very instrumental in preventing foreclosures during the housing crisis. The organization continues to assist Maryland residents with their housing needs. more »

  kekelly wrote:

This nonprofit is helping change lives all over the world! Not only are they empowering communities in developing countries to begin their own ways to help and support their community, they are also coming alongside the next generation. Global Family... more »

  Writer wrote:

In the middle of 2017, and in one of the directorates of the province of Hajjah in northern Yemen .. My experience was to work as a volunteer with Smile Organization for Relief and Development (SORD). Because of the ongoing war in that province, all local... more »

  EsmarlinC wrote:

In a world where access to clean water should be a basic human right, it's shocking to realize millions still lack this fundamental need. That's why Water.org has become a beacon of hope for me. Learning about entire communities struggling without... more »

  ArgusFest wrote:

I'm very critical of many non-profits and non-governmental organizations (NGOs). I feel that most of them do very little in addressing the source of the problems they address and are marginal at best in alleviating the symptoms. Some even perpetuate and... more »

  samy1222 wrote:

I am proud to volunteer at Hope for Haiti. I cannot think Hope for Haiti enough for the extraordinary work being done in Haiti, the country where I was born. May God bless the Founder, the President/CEO, the Executive Director, the Donors, the Staff... more »

  nvera wrote:

I've donated and volunteered with the Sacred Valley Project and know that funds go directly to the students they serve. They have an incredibly open and transparent staff that have dedicated their lives to empowering young girls in the Sacred Valley... more »

  scotland13 wrote:

Bought a laptop nearly 3 weeks ago from them. Sent emails, made calls, everything else to contact them. They neither responded nor sent my item. Beware Interconnection.org and Connectall.org are scam sites. more »

  DO GOOD wrote:

My name is Teffera TESFAYE,50years old,father of five children , Ethiopian ,lived in Addis Abeba ,I work in my own digital video production studio (ACOUSTIC STUDIO is the name of my studio). We produce music clips ,documentaries, TV advertisement... ... more »

  R.Farr wrote:

My family and I have been apart of Corazón since 2008. I love this organization because of all they do for the people in our neighboring country. I go down every year at least once, and I always come back learning something new. I have seen great differences... more »

  ADELE25 wrote:

My three week adventure in Kenya was incredible start to end! The people are so friendly and I can honestly say that the experience has been life changing ! I would recommend this programme to anyone. Nurses are also required in the clinic only a... more »

  EsmarlinC wrote:

As a Pimentelense myself, I've seen firsthand the incredible work this organization does in cheering up children. They not only bring joy but also instill valuable life lessons like responsibility. I'm so grateful for their positive impact on our community... more »

  nchaudhary wrote:

Global India Fund has allowed me to donate my time and services in a way that empowers young girls in India. By living in the US I did not know how to give back to. GIF allows me to donate services, money and time. GIF is portal that empowers donors such... more »

  bfielder wrote:

DefiantMissions is a great organization that is working hard to make a difference in the world. My wife and I have been giving to this organization for a little over a year now. It has been fun to watch them accomplish a ton in a short amount of time... more »

  hhart1 wrote:

The South African Lacrosse Project is a non-profit corporation organized for charitable purposes and the advancement of education by implementing and coordinating a lacrosse program in South Africa for at-risk youth, and assisting in the development and... more »

  mbrysavy wrote:

Friends of Inharrime is a small group, but the donations that are received are used in a very targeted and high-impact manner. All of the money donated is used directly in projects that provide health and nutrition services for children in a poor community... more »

  TKELKAR wrote:

You are helping contribute to solving two of the biggest issues affecting humanity with one donation! Strongly recommended more »

  Carl Kravetz wrote:

In 2011, my wife an I went on a surgical trip to Bolivia with ReSurge. Over the course of two weeks, 62 surgeries were performed by volunteers and staff from the U.S., Canada, France, The Netherlands, Mexico and Colombia, side by side with eager to learn... more »

  teri-dreher wrote:

In the past two years, H&H has grown phenomenally in the impact to the rural poor in southeastern Nigeria. Not only have they renovated a hospital, drilled a borehole for fresh water and sent a huge container of gently used medical supplies to help improve... more »

  abigail4Allison. wrote:

AWMC is a Non-profit organization . Dr Uwa Onyioha Osimiri is the president and founder of AWMC . which focus on MPACT. Mobilization, philanthropy, Advocacy, culture, and Training . Which their major interested I s in empowering women and supporting... more »

  jk22 wrote:

I have volunteered and coordinated events for this nonprofit and it was a great experience. They respond quickly, give support and are eager to share your event on their own social media. Its programs are also rooted in sustainability which is so important... more »

  Nyeesha W. wrote:

AMAZING BOARD...AMAZING MISSION...DEDICATED VOLUNTEERS...DEDICATED FOUNDER more »

  LDC7 wrote:

I recently went on a mission trip to Honduras with this nonprofit organization, and the trip exceeded my expectations. We distributed food and clothes to the poorest, met several of the children whose education this organization is funding, attended... more »

  serena0823 wrote:

I've had the pleasure of being an intern during the 2009 year working with Blue Kitabu. It is such an amazing cause focusing on those less fortunate in 3rd world countries. The main directors and staff put a lot of hard work and effort into making such... more »

  ancient healer wrote:

Creating Hope International (CHI) is a unique organization that recognizes that indigenous organizations often know what a community needs and do better work in helping the people in their community to meet their needs. Rather than try and tell local... more »

  aslivashikarankhan wrote:

Online Istikhara - Ruhani Ilaj | Hatho Hath Istikhara | Online... | Uk more »

  Sue_D wrote:

My husband, Nick, and I are grateful that our parents made it clear as we were growing up how much they expected of us. Home life, the Catholic schools we both attended, and our experiences during our training as physicians reinforced those family messages... more »

  Melissa268 wrote:

Wow! What a project I was! Thank you Larry Canton and Todd Westermoreland for saving Mel more »

  Grow.nepal wrote:

Grow Nepal Soapberries Plantation Have you ever heard of “soapberries” or “soapnuts” before? If not, it’s about time! These amazing fruits of the soapberry tree have wonderful benefits to offer for sustainable and healthy living. If you... more »

  Wanderlust wrote:

Color Me In takes a fresh and unique approach to microfinance, focusing on small business development with a strong emphasis on environmental responsibility and gender development. They offer 'Green Loans' that encourage small businesses to repay their... more »

  ankursethi108 wrote:

I have donated and seen Alex's presentations on the impact of his organization. He is a very smart fellow who has changed the lives of many people and this model has the potential to change the lives of millions. more »

  jlcox1973 wrote:

ur company sent my daughter a check on a account that dont exsist now her account is screwed. more »

  Pam wrote:

Voice of Haiti really works as an organization with and for Haitians. They believe that many people can come together to help those in Haiti learn to help themselves while also giving support as needed directly. more »

  geri2 wrote:

I am the treasurer for this non-profit. I volunteer this service. I have been involved since late 2006 when I asked Julie (the founder) if she could use a treasurer. She was most grateful for my offer and asked if I would like to go with her to Gulu!!... more »

  sbalogh31 wrote:

Blessings for Brazil is a growing and effective organization poised to make substantial change in the world. Since becoming a 501 (c)(3) in April of 2009, Blessings for Brazil has raised over $6,225, $995 of which was raised online, and donated over... more »

  mikkis58 wrote:

The Nicaragua Resource network is a great organization! We have sponsored children in school there for a few years and we so look forward to seeing and spending time with them. We look forward to seeing them whenever we get to Nicaragua. It has been... more »

  Arya wrote:

The (Helping Afghan Orphan Children Society) was registered as a nonprofit organization in Halifax NS, and a cross Canada in 2008. The HAOCS on September 2012 helped one of the orphanage in Parwan province in Afghanistan. The Parwan orphanage has 130... more »

  busyladytoo wrote:

This is a fine organization run by an all-volunteer Board. Approximately 95% of donations go to support its projects. Currently they are providing college scholarships to needy and deserving students in Guatemala. They also partner with ACSI to provide... more »

  LCBryson wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Esperanza International for 11 years. First as a volunteer building homes in Tijuana, and for the past 3 years as a board member. Working with Esperanza is a life changing event. It's hard, physical work; but laboring... more »

  Nina6925 wrote:

The World Rehabilitation Fund believes that all people, regardless of disability, have the right to participate fully in their communities, and to attain education and viable employment. WRF address the needs of thousand of disabled people around the... more »

  zackmccullock wrote:

Water4 is dedicated to providing solutions to poverty in developing nations, not just providing charity. With about 2 billion dollars each year going towards short-term missions and charity programs that don't develop any return economically there are... more »

  mgd6280 wrote:

Hope 2 One Life is an all volunteer non profit organization. They have made a huge impact in war torn communities in Uganda through teaching, training and providing resources for post war recovery empowerment and sustainability since 2007 more »

  Theodora wrote:

My family has been involved with donating to AMG for sponsering children on and off for many years. My father was the relief director of this organization for most of his adult life, and volunteered until his death. I have seen first hand the impact AMG... more »

  pchasker wrote:

This organization is involved in helping many of the poorest of the poor, including those with Downs Syndrome, with education, basic health care, and other needs. They give personal attention to individuals and their needs. more »

  Healthed wrote:

I have been actively involved for over 10 years first as a volunteer and now as both a volunteer and board member....everyone volunteers and all raised monies go to help the over 80 children under our care. We have built a home that houses , feeds, cloths... more »

  Laura G. wrote:

I have been a donor with Sustainable Cambodia since 2004. I was inspired to help young girls obtain education after visiting and seeing the many amputees, overwhelming poverty, and young female prostitutes who have no other way to survive. I... more »

  maikerum wrote:

Because this charity's star rating on Charity Navigator is low, some people may not consider it. But this is not a charity that should be written off! The rating is low because they are small and having difficulty raising donations, not because they... more »

  laughlove wrote:

I'm a grandmother raising my granddaughter. I've worked my entire life. I lost my job a couple of years ago.I searched for jobs non stop. When my unemployment ran out I wasn't sure what was going to happen to me and my grandchild. I knew of the Women's... more »

  cherylbattan wrote:

I have been a supporter and volunteer for FAIR Girls for 7+ years and an active and enthusiast volunteer board member for the past 5 years. The more I have learned about the horrors of human trafficking and the commercial sexual exploitation of children... more »

  Mary349 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Kingsway Charities for many years. It was originally King Benevelent Fund but changed a few years back. They had other ministries of which one was the Widows Mite. We took widows to the Dr's and other places but at present... more »

  Mezzo-soprano wrote:

HaitiChildren, formerly known as Mercy & Sharing, has been providing care, food, and education to abandoned, orphaned, and disabled children in Haiti for almost 30 years. This nonprofit uses a two-pronged approach by providing for children today while... more »

  Arthur wrote:

Friends of Hue Foundation is doing an extraordinary job with the children's shelter, and anyone who knows anything could see that FHF is bettering the lives of many disadvantaged kids. FHF is doing an AMAZING job. I'm sure we all know that rationally,... more »

  avni321 wrote:

A small, but effective and organized organization doing much to help underprivileged kids get access to education through technology. This all-volunteer organization, founded in 2009,has created 20 computer labs across 5 countries by working with local... more »

  MKALLON wrote:

In the Kulu district of Liberia, farmer Moses Kingston is seeing big changes in his harvest – and his life – after his farmers’ cooperative received from Global Aid Direct a grant for education and instruction on new farming methods. “I... more »

  nora wrote:

Mayan Hands is a fair-trade organization that brings the beautiful handiwork of impoverished Mayan women weavers to the outside world. Its story and its products can be viewed on the website www.mayanhands.org. The women are weavers who create beautiful... more »

  Carla wrote:

For the last twenty-seven years I have been a member, volunteer and mentor of Women to the World. The consistent integrity, excellence and impact on the communities in which Women to the World serves keeps Women to the World at the top of my list of... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am included in a trust fund, but according to my needs provided and can't get a response. I need help. Victor Fisher email victorfisher177@gmail.com Phone 323 872 8762 or 323 3928005 Thank you more »

  Bryce4 wrote:

Pact has not responded at all within 28 calendar days regarding my enquiry about a program it has implemented which is Coaching Boys Into Men from Futures Without Violence with regard to autism tailoring. Since some people with autism may disagree... more »

  kenurban2 wrote:

I began doing some humanitarian aid work in Kazakhstan in 1992, under the name of Forestry Consultation and Development Group. We were helping them develop their timber resources. A year or two earlier, my friend, Bob Hedlund had started a similar work... more »

  jdebeyer wrote:

I worked in international development for 30 years (at the World Bank) in health, education, and women's issues. The work of the ICSEE with Masaai women and their communities in Tanzania is the best I have ever seen. All of the staff are local, and Bob... more »

  Raffaela W. wrote:

Emerge Global's mission is to empower young women who have survived abuse with the financial, social and personal resources to support themselves and their families, and to solve the most challenging problems facing their communities. Emerge... more »

  Writer wrote:

The RosaLuz staff has done some great work helping to meet the needs of children who would otherwise be living on the streets of Peru. They have also been very involved in fundraising here in Charleston with a mission to bring a free after school mentoring... more »

  ezglades wrote:

I have been trying to get off their physical mailing list for 9 months! I've called three times. Each time they tell me that it takes 10-12 weeks so please be patient. I get these mailings 1-2 times each month. At this point I feel like all of the money... more »

  asdfjklasdf wrote:

The Ixtatán Foundation is funding and helping to direct a school in a part of Central America that has many, many problems. Despite the large number of issues that confound many organizations that try to help people in foreign countries, however,... more »

  ktbraico wrote:

The Glens Falls Medical Mission has been working with the people of Nueva Santa Rosa, Guatemala, since 1996. We bring general medical care, women's care services, pediatric care and dental care along with a fully stocked pharmacy on each of our 2 missions... more »

  Bella34 wrote:

I give to Nazarene Compassionate Ministries through United Way at my work because my company matches some of our gifts. Before I started I did some research and they are very careful with the money and very transparent. I was very impressed how they helped... more »

  kcon wrote:

I have been a board member since January and have taken two trips in 2013. I am a teacher so my primary focus is with the school that CFI helps run in Ranquitte. CFI is a wonderful organization with dedicated leaders both in the U.S. and in Haiti. We... more »

  Jane123456 wrote:

I read Jane Goodall's book '' In the Shadow of Man'' and I was blown away by the whole story. I was moved powerfully by the study of the Gombe chimps and the way their lives unfolded. From there I grabbed as much of Janes writings as possible to build... more »

  israelishere2 wrote:

As a resident of Bait Vegan in Jerusalem, Israel, where Shalva is building its new center, I must say I wonder where the money comes from. There is a gap in Shalva's income that is not explained - who pays for this enormous building? Do... more »

  pam-sloane wrote:

This non-profit was born in the seventies to help reduce world hunger by means of community education and promotion of self- help in impoverished areas. A few examples: It has identified needs in Haiti and continues to support water projects there.... more »

  AmerBank wrote:

We used Children at Heart for the adoption of our daughter from Kazakhstan. From beginning to end, we found this agency to be responsive, available, honest and forthright in all aspects of our adoption journey. We traveled with four other families that... more »

  EmmaF wrote:

I've been volunteering with Oax Sport for a while now, and I'm consistently amazed by what they do. As someone who believes deeply that sport is one of the greatest unifiers we have, watching their work in Oaxaca has been truly inspiring. What really... more »

  bvyproducts wrote:

I participated as a volunteer, in a medical mission trip with this organization, and had the pleasure of meeting staff and leadership. I was very impressed with the professionalism, quality, and thoroughness of the work they do. Mothers and fathers of... more »

  Writer wrote:

For the past 13 years my husband and I have been involved with BMM. He as a volunteer orthopedic surgeon, I as a surgical nurse. (www.baysidemedicalmissions.org ) This is a fantastic medical ministry. They provide corrective orthopedic surgeries for... more »

  fkroger wrote:

Founded by Tom Arens, who has years of experience leading community health and development groups in India and Nepal for World Neighbors, Friends of Nepal was created to support these groups in Nepal when WN withdrew. Supported by a small group of donors... more »

  sonyadave1 wrote:

Voice of a Child is an exceptional team of committed volunteers. They are small, yet accomplish a lot for their constituents. There use of funds is also unparalleled. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a phenomenal organization that strives to empower Cambodians in all its activities both state-side and in Cambodia. more »

  Martin_Q wrote:

For the past year and a half I've donated my time to the Literate Earth Project (LEP), a non-profit dedicated to spreading literacy to underserved areas in the developing world. The organization currently operates 11 libraries in Uganda, with plans for... more »

  wayler wrote:

My wife and I have been supporting Glow for the past six years. A wonderful ministry that is small but making a big difference on the lives touched in Haiti. Do not hesitate to support them. more »

  Rbdean30 wrote:

Looking forward to working with you guys, great organization. more »

  Onebangwa wrote:

I have been working with this organization as a volunteer since its inception. The knowledge I have gained in helping others accomplish their dreams is enormous. I have served as a field worker, identifying epileptic orphans, Aids Orphans and shut-in... more »

  Lindsey B.2 wrote:

Absolutely love what the people of this organization do as well as represent. more »

  jaydr2000 wrote:

I have been volunteering my time to financial and social media management for the past 3 years and have seen the non-profit grow and gather support for their amazing initiative including Gender-Based Violence Prevention, Sustainable Agriculture, Youth... more »

  Judy43 wrote:

As a co-founder of Eliminate Poverty Now, I am proud that thousands of lives have been improved by our projects. We focus on providing economic opportunity and education in sub-Saharan Africa, especially for girls and women. more »

  16635burleigh wrote:

Medicines for Humanity partners with local providers, primarily Catholic women religious or a Catholic diocese, to provide local healthcare services, training of local community health workers with the goals of reducing maternal and child mortality in... more »

  rugaiya wrote:

I'm Mimi from Cameroon I'm a widow with 3kids my husband was killed due to the ongoing anglophone crisis in Cameroon which started in 2016 and he was killed 1st October 2017 Our house and shop was burned in the struggle Since then we've been... more »

  Stacy W.1 wrote:

"Flying Sams" is a GREAT organization. The volunteers give so much of their time, effort, and money to make free and regular healthcare available to the people of Baja, Mexico. They Are highly respected in the communities they have clinics in. I... more »

  John-Michael O. wrote:

This is the best non-profit organization. Their staff is amazing and down to earth. I love working with Lift Up Africa. They have tremendous support and they are helping people at the same time. more »

  Addisalem B. wrote:

This organization is one of the very few that aims to solve the problem of poverty in Ethiopia from a different angle. It's main goal is to give the gift of education to young Ethiopians in the city of Addis Ababa, who have the dream of pulling themselves... more »

  bamamama wrote:

Dig Deep Give Well is a 501c3 nonprofit organization dedicated to partnering with people in developing countries to provide safe drinking water through building water wells or water purification systems. Our goal is to use the gift of clean water as... more »

  dweb823 wrote:

USA New Horizons was established as a vehicle to receive donations from the community in support of ongoing programs in El Salvador. The El Salvador program was originally established by St. Andrew Presbyterian Church of Sonoma in the wake of earthquakes... more »

  Wan2dive wrote:

Next time you enjoy a cup of coffee, take a moment to think about where it comes from. This tiny NGO, headed by a former Peace Corps Volunteer has actually figured out how to improve the lives of coffee producers in two of the poorest regions of the poorest... more »

  Jane125 wrote:

MLSC does a good job providing legal help to poor people. They have nice people working there who are very competent. They don't take every case, so not everyone gets helped; but if they take your case, you get free legal representation to address your... more »

  Culture-Fluent wrote:

As a board member of Giving Children Hope and the head of the Next Gen Committee, I am immensely proud to be part of such an inspiring organization. Our mission to serve vulnerable families and children is not only impactful but also deeply fulfilling.... more »

To help mothers worldwide to breastfeed through mother-to-mother support, encouragement, information and education, and to promote... more »

Since our inception in 1959 by our Founder, Dr. John E. Douglas, Sr., we have helped save thousands of children from the grips... more »

Established in 1998, Thrive Africa's mission is to equip and mobilize indigenous leaders to become strategic, Godly influences... more »

Delivering bicycle products and services more »

Missionary Health Service was founded in 1992 to serve the poor and disadvantaged people of rural Honduras. The site for our... more »

To establish and support missionary projects, clinics, hospitals, and other medical facilities; to support missionaries and those... more »

To support research, students and the excellence in education. more »

Providing christian missionary services to underpriveleged children in rural parts of nicaragua, kenya and india. more »

Global compassion network is a group of compassionate people committed to raising funds to put practical resources in the hands... more »

To promote education, health care in underdevelopmed communities by funding other registered approved non-profit organizations more »

To preserve our agricultural soil resource for future generations by promoting a system of crop rotation which drastically reduces... more »

Rural african development and enterprise more »

Changing lives through compassion more »

The organization's exempt purpose is to provide medical care for the poor, provide wells for clean water, transport medical supplies... more »

To help homeless children in manila, phillippines by providing for shelter, food, education, clothing, hygiene and basic medical... more »

Cultural, educational & clinic activities of hungarian Americans more »

Peace corp volunteer awareness more »