Find International Exchange Nonprofits and Charities

  clarktmabey wrote:

Wonderful organization. They give students the opportunity to do international humanitarian service, after they earn the rite by providing much service at home. They partner with other service organizations making any donations go farther then they... more »

  Lauree1183 wrote:

My best friend and I visited New York for the first time in August of 2009. Our Big Apple Greeter was a wonderful woman from Brooklyn Heights and she showed us a side of New York that we would have otherwise not seen. Her friendliness and knowledge... 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 »

  suzee wrote:

As a Bpeace volunteer for over 4 years, I have traveled to Afghanistan to mentor women in the Bpeace program, select new businesswomen for the program and assist with the classes. I attend meetings via conference call on a regular basis. more »

  kmw55 wrote:

WNP has opportunities for people from all walks of life and with a wide variety of skills and interests. The programs include lending libraries, bike repair, youth sports, sewing projects, gardening projects, farming, and MUCH more. Check our www.wisnic.org... more »

  Hollan McBride wrote:

What if kindness was commended as strength and bullying was viewed as weakness? KIDS FOR PEACE will draw you in and then you'll have to hold on for the ride! ~You will, most likely, commit to live by the PEACE PLEDGE. ~You will,... more »

  jmkl wrote:

I was pleasantly surprised by the efforts and friendliness that I saw at the event that was held by the Arizona Russian Center. It was better than what I expected, since other Russian themed events of the past were awkward or way too old school like.... more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. 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 »

  Liz_44 wrote:

Surfing on the net years ago I found this wonderful Nonprofit The Love Foundationgroup, lovely to be connected since then with this organization, global network and many people worldwide from different kind of nationalities and cultures, my experience... more »

  Abby F. wrote:

Atlas Corps is the nexus of where talent meets opportunity! In 2008, I served as an Atlas Corps Fellow in Bogota, Colombia. It was an opportunity to share my knowledge and, more importantly, to learn from others. For a mid-career professional, there are... more »

  Bonnie C. wrote:

I volunteered for the first time with the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market in July, 2010, as part of their Artist Training Program. The first thing I noticed was the commitment and level of dedication of their volunteers, some who have... more »

  Josh wrote:

I really did want to give to this place, but... I went to their website and they did not have a phone number or an address to find out what percentage of the money you donated actually helped out these people. 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 »

  nikkisp wrote:

My involvement with Creative Migration has given me invaluable insight on how an independently-run non profit executes international initiatives. Through documentaries, social media and community events, I have seen Creative Migration build grow and expand... more »

  pittardm wrote:

My daughter joined the World Children's Choir in November 2009. It has been an absolutely incredible experience for her. She has learned so much and has had such fun! It's a top notch musical organization with excellent leadership and parental involvement.... more »

  andrianovaa wrote:

I was very lucky to join Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Board in the Fall of 2013. There are so many heart warming stories of those whose lives FAF impacted, it's impossible to count. Any person who decides to get involved with FAF will be fascinated... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  seflamaster wrote:

he is a scam https://www.facebook.com/pages/911-Scam-Foundations-Causes/530268456998882?ref=stream http://www.villagevoice.com/2011-08-31/news/9-11-the-winners-profiting-from-september-eleventh/ more »

  Pam_110 wrote:

I am a Nurse Practitioner. I was a volunteer with ASAP on the October 2015 trip to Ghana. I not only had the opportunity to provide Heath care to those in need, I was able to share in the roll out of an exciting literacy program. A rewarding experience... more »

  tedster1969 wrote:

Even though for the past couple of years I have managed the Scottsdale International Film Festival (SIFF), I can honestly say that it is a wonderful well-run machine due to the collective organization and energy from the organizers, sponsors, donors and... more »

  Sage W. wrote:

We have been a host family for this program that brings 2 teens from each side of the divided country of Cyprus (Turkish side and the Greek side) for 2 years. The goal of the program is for the teens to spend 4 weeks in the USA in a neutral setting... 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 »

  Kimberly10 wrote:

ASSE is perhaps the worst organization I have encountered. I am currently serving overseas in the USA Peace Corps and I have worked overseas with voluntary organizations 8 times. However ASSE gave me what I consider a crazy/emotionally traumatic student... more »

  r-harrod wrote:

I am an athletic director at Millwoods Christian School in Edmonton Alberta Canada. Last year we brought a high school basketball team to the DR to work hand in hand with Dream reaching out to the community. We ran basketball clinics for the locals... more »