Find International Relief Nonprofits and Charities

  andy6 wrote:

United Animal Nations is truly there in times of animal crisis and a staunch defender in the rights of all animals. As an EARS volunteer since 1996, I have given my time to support the mission of taking animals out of crisis and into care. Having deployed... more »

  rajat malik wrote:

Its is a very active ngo and has helped me save my servant's life. I am thankful to them and may god bless them. more »

  jmrgb1 wrote:

The orphaned or abused children in the U.S., while not having the best of circumstances, at least have a fighting chance. In the Philippines, children in this plight are societal outcasts. They are not allowed in schools, being forced to beg or scavange... more »

  scott wrote:

I don't recall how we found ECM but have been very impressed with their program/expenses ratio and personal feel and approach to their missions. It is a small organization doing big things with modest resources. 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 »

  TierneySTL wrote:

I have sponsored a child through Children's Internation for about 10 years. My wife also sponsors a child. I have not seen anything that would make me suspicious about this organization and I truely feel my support of this little girl in the Phillapines,... more »

  pjsii@yahoo.com wrote:

I got involved with Cambodian Children's Fund two years ago as a sponsor to seven girls. During three trips to Phnom Penh I have seen firsthand the profound impact CCF has had on their lives, and those of all the other CCF children, all of whom are among... more »

  darren wrote:

This organisation has been incredible. Although I have only been a supporting member (Global Neighbour) for 4 years, I have had a keen interest in their work for over 10 years now. Children really are the future, and ensuring children's rights, healthcare... more »

  Kamakshi wrote:

It is said that children are our future. Vibha strives to give every child an opportunity. I am really happy to be part of such an organization and help make a difference in the lives of children in need. In the past couple of years that I have been... more »

  kamsgma wrote:

As Chairperson of Harvest of Talents for World Hunger, now in its 28th year, I can attest to the integrity of I.D.E.S. because of personally knowing the staff and a board member (both past and present). The dedication of the staff and board to the I.D.E.S.... more »

  DerekInBoston wrote:

I am a dentist, and I went to Haiti with the IMR back in 2010 on one of their short medical trips. What a wonderful experience with an extraordinary team! Very well-organized, they knew how to keep us safe in unsafe conditions, and we ended up being able... more »

  susan32 wrote:

We searched for an organization that helped children and their families (regardless of their personal religious beliefs) based on their needs of daily survival, education and human rights. We found ChildFund International to meet & exceed all our expectations. For... 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 »

  Amber34 wrote:

I went to Haiti with a group of young people and CSI, and I was amazed at how giving and loving this organization is. I know that each treatment, bag of food and toys were such a blessing to all of those people who would usually go without. It was a blessing... more »

  Becky wrote:

I have been trying to increase awareness of the wonderful work Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands has done. It is so touching to see the commitment and involvement of so many thousands of volunteers in the effort to increase the green cover of Tamil... more »

  FriendOfNepal wrote:

NYOF is an excellent organization. They're making a huge difference in the lives of thousands of children in Nepal by providing them with health care, education, and human rights. Because of the low cost of living in Nepal, and because NYOF implements... 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 »

  diane11 wrote:

I first became interrested in International Crisis Aid (ICA) thru a friend who had spent a summer working with them in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She took bio's and pictures of children for the sponsorship program. When I saw the pictures, heard the stories,... more »

  suznews40 wrote:

I am the mother of 6 bio kids and two daughters from China. I heard about LWB when we decided to adopt an older child from China. The child we were considering was in an orphanage that has LWB programs. I started sponsoring a child in the education... more »

  Thao T. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Children of Vietnam ever since I started attending UNC Chapel Hill as a freshman. Every year, UNC Vietnamese Student Association partners up with COV and the local food specialty store, A Southern Season, to host an event... more »

  Deepak J. wrote:

I met Chris and Marilyn for the first time at Navdanya, Dehradun in Sept 2012. They were conducting a series of soil workshops and teaching a module at a course on organic agriculture that I was part of. I witnessed first hand their passion to... more »

  CCDO wrote:

Having just returned from Cambodia with a first hand report on ALL the amazing improvements the Friends of CCDO is accomplishing. Our water-well initiative brings clean water to over 12,000 people. It only takes $220 to build a hand-pump water well.... more »

  Pauleen wrote:

I had the chance to participate in a volunteering activity organized by Glasswing in Guatemala. It was a wonderful experience, because we painted a mural to revitalize an old avenue in zone 11. The mural covers a public sports center and the graphics... 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 »

  BGH927 wrote:

I completed an internship as a international affairs intern. Even though I believe Clint Borgen (founder) is passionate about international poverty, the internship was disappointing and I would not recommend this organization for volunteering or for... more »

  msartistic3 wrote:

I learned about the non-profit “RELIEF, INC” organization in 2009 when my family donated clothing to a campaign for the organization to go to war torn Liberian families. I have managed to keep in contact with the CEO and Founder since then... more »

  suzie1 wrote:

Clinica Verde is building an environmentally sustainable health clinic for women and children living in poverty in Nicaragua. The organization has a great, committed, bi-national board comprised of U.S. and Nicaraguan docs, a LEED-certified architect... more »

  sjb12 wrote:

It is a privilege to be a part of Mission Haiti Inc. I first got involved though the passion of Anita, one of the executive board members. Since 2008, I have volunteered to write and help with craft sales. In 2012, it was my honor to be elected to the... 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 »

  betsrn wrote:

I am so happy to be able to support single mother's and their children in Guatemala. By purchasing a keychain or coffee, you are able to feed someone for 2 weeks. I give the keychains away to friends as gifts or thank you's. People really appreciate... 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 »

  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 »

  PAFA President wrote:

A very motivated group of people working for a good cause. more »

  Quynh Giao wrote:

It has been like a dream for me to be able to meet with people of this non-profit (Sara, Pat, Sophie and Phoebe). To bring happiness and opportunities to underprivileged in my neighborhood of Vietnam has been my biggest dream but no chance to make it... more »

  krislugo wrote:

The Mountain Fund supports local development initiatives in mountain communities and connects volunteers to worthwhile opportunity. This small NGO focuses on doable projects that generate real results, and invests both resources and personal commitment... 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 »

  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 »

  lisa58 wrote:

My daughter was born in China and spent the first 10 months of her life in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. Half the Sky provided for her and saw to her daily physical and emotional needs. When we picked Reagan up we expected a malnourished, underdeveloped... more »

  Susan86 wrote:

I have visited the Liberian Mission project of Mission Honduras International twice. The work that is being done there is amazing; providing education of mind and spirit to 350+ children. For many this is their only opportunity. The loving environment... more »

  Deb_31 wrote:

It's an honor to work with a nonprofit like this. Their mission statement is 'Serving Those Serving Others' and that is exactly what they do. Whatever missionaries need to serve the people they are working with, the Eden's Song team does it's best to... 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 »

  sethhorn wrote:

Develop Africa is a solid non-profit that is run good people. I have known the proprietors for several years now, and I wholehearted support their endeavors. more »

  experiencethegospel@gmail.com wrote:

Begun in 2005 as a ministry to rural Uganda, ROWAN seeks to transform and empower AIDS victims to a state of spiritual strength and economic independence. Current 30+ adults attend the Adult Literacy Program, the Mawanga Medical Clinic impacts a rural... more »

  brentw wrote:

It was a great time. I was out of my comfrot zone most of the day, but put the day in God's hands. Praying for the people who came through was fulfilling and to see how gracious they were even in this time of need was amazing. It makes my problems seem... 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 »

  Joe_15 wrote:

Chronic Disease Fund helped my husband with the treatment Provenage he is a stage 4 Cancer patient. Loving him so much I want whatever it takes to get help and he does have insurance but the treatment is still expensive. They asked for some information... 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 »

  tomprichard wrote:

I admit I am totally biased as a reviewer of Sudan Sunrise as I am the Executive Director! But Sudan Sunrise has an amazing network of volunteers and supporters from various faith backgrounds doing extraordinary work in education, reconciliation and... 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 »

  boverocker wrote:

Prince Ministry of South Africa allowed me to have an adventure of a lifetime while working to help them with their missionary work in South Africa. I was truly blessed to have had this experience of working with the missionaries that are doing so much... more »

  dustySr wrote:

I visited the Boyer School in Haiti to look at my gift being used and was amazed at the level and scope of construction. They told me 5 schools had been rebuilt by Star of Hope after the quake. It was a great trip and the staff was open and honest. Its... more »

  Cornelius Johnston wrote:

I was deeply moved by my visit to Adeiso, Ghana, where Worldreader started its first pilot project 18 months ago. The people in Adeiso do not consider themselves "disadvantaged" -- though the per capita income is only a few thousand dollars per year.... more »

  Great Scott wrote:

Many years ago, I was smeared by a wicked enemy in the military. Although I was exonerated and promoted, the bad and falsified reports about me remained in my service record. The Red Cross defended me at no cost, and had these lies removed from the record.... more »

  eagles222 wrote:

I have had multiple interactions with Water is Basic- from donating, to asking questions, to even visiting and meeting the team and every time I did I was always impressed and always came away wanting more connection and involvement. The leadership is... more »

  cclouie wrote:

The SOLD Project is an inspiration to families and children in both Thailand and the United States. As a volunteer, I have had to opportunity to travel to Thailand and work alongside SOLD and am continually impressed with their efforts. Within a year,... more »

  CAmtnlady wrote:

I have worked with kids in Odessa, Ukraine for 12 years teaching arts and crafts and working with the Directors of each orphanage, finding out what their needs are and taking many pictures. I then write a report for UAC. Everyone loves Clara Pascal and... more »

  srinivasulu_nv wrote:

Work done by Mallik is excellent, commendable. Only few people have concern, care and will act for society with responsibility and moral. Thanks Mallik more »

  fossa wrote:

They are a tiny organization that uses virtually all of their donations to help poor rural children and their families in Honduras and Guatamala. They provide ambulances and medical supplies, fund a clinic and and orphanage, and bring school supplies... more »

  IntrepidAussie wrote:

We planned to volunteer at Shanti Bhavan once and then move on to other volunteer projects. We have now volunteered four times. Shanti Bhavan is the most sustainable volunteer project we have ever seen. They have serious long-term goals, to lift very... more »

  info464 wrote:

Haiti Micah Project is a Christian organization dedicated to helping street children in Mirebalais, Haiti. It began in 2005 and has a BOD in the USA and a BOD in Haiti. Its founder, Rev. Joseph Constant is a Haitian American. Currently through its... more »

  VAadvocates wrote:

She basically treated the veteran as if she "owned" them. She would "text" them at all hours of the day and night. The veterans were not able to have peaceful enjoyment of the homes being rented because Ms. Blue could contact them at any time of the day... more »

  loulou wrote:

This was a positive experience. I enjoyed learning about the culture and staying in someone's home. For me personally, I think that as a group, staying in the hotel is probably the best arrangement and the lines of communication are more straightforward.... more »

  AmyBesnard wrote:

Bright Light Volunteers has organized incredible service learning trips for my high school students to Cambodia, Peru, Greece, Ecuador and the Galapagos. We’ve taught English to monks, built shelters for animals, provided supplies to refugees, improved... more »

  Resnikl wrote:

I had an amazing experience in El Salvador helping coach and interact with kids. We donated equipment but they gave us so much more in return! It was extremely humbling to see these kids that don't have a lot to give continue to give gifts and share their... more »

  nandini.setia wrote:

I have been following Sanlaap since it started in 2009. I wanted to get involved with an organization from the ground level, to make sure that my time, money, and energy were really going towards the cause, instead of towards running the non-profit itself.... 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 »

  gn.emails wrote:

I have been extremely involved with CORD for over ten years. The work is very close to my heart - having witnessed the core problems and how CORD has been successful in changing the lives of the poorest of the poor. By focusing on development (teaching... more »

  Stacey12 wrote:

This organization does what most of them do- but this one I trust to actually GIVE all that I donate to these children. The connections that the members have made with the women and children they are serving in Ghana are honest and valuable lifelong friendships.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a great organization working to address the most critical needs in Africa! more »

  Marianne Woodward wrote:

I have been giving to World Vision since 1989 and have nothing but praise for the organization. 87% of their donations go directly to the people in the countries that need it. They are in over 100 countries around the world providing humanitarian relief... more »

  brecken wrote:

HandReach strives to tackle one of the world's most pressing and intractable problems -- pediatric trauma injuries. The world's poorest children are at highest risk of burns and traumatic amputations, two of the very most complex and expensive conditions... more »

  Blisa wrote:

I met Lily, the founder of Tangible Hope Foundation five years ago. I was so inspired by herpassion and commitment to educate and empower young girls in her birth village of Kofele, Ethiopia that I was compelled to join her on this mission.Now,... more »

  lcherbuliez wrote:

Having been a sponsor for about 10 years and involved with many non profits of many sizes, I confidently stand behind Village2Village. The organization is focused on vulnerable people ina specific village in Uganda and governed with both transparency... more »

  ines wrote:

To see women across the nation volunteering not only locally but abroad in order to help orphanaged girls that couldn't otherwise get an education, is all I had to hear to become a donor as well as a contributor on their blog. more »

  shadowz85 wrote:

I currently sponsor my second child through Compassion International. I went on a sponsor tour and was able to see first hand the work that CI does. I have seen the children at their projects as they were learning crafts as a work skills. I also saw them... more »

  shrivka21 wrote:

At what age does a person become old? Is there ever a time when you look in the mirror and think, hey, I need a nursing home! If you would have asked my grandparents, they would have told you that they are 78 years young. But despite the fact that they... more »

  kaydj11 wrote:

I am just finishing up a 10 week internship with PROJECT C.U.R.E. I was interested in this organization because of the unique way they combine green practices (reducing medical waste) and global healthcare. The staff here is welcoming, motivated and hard... more »

  Sandy and Burt wrote:

We have sponsored children in the Himalayan region through HCF for nine years. It is so rewarding to receive letters 3 or 4 times a year from them about their lives. It's deeply gratifying to know that a few hundred dollars can have such a powerful impact... more »

  maureen12 wrote:

Caring for Cambodia is an incredible organization which is truly changing the education template in Cambodia. They are working directly with the government to emphasize the importance of effective teacher training as a means of improving education. When... more »

  David william wrote:

It was a really nice experience with AJSA and with their activities. 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 »

  Catherine Cox Blair wrote:

My husband and I inspired by the work of Shadhika because we have a seven year old daughter. We want to ensure that girls in India are afforded the same educational opportunities, empowerment and access to sources as American children. more »

  Hollie H.1 wrote:

Years ago my freind read about Nuday Syria on the local newspaper in Worcester MA. We wanted to help because we were heartbroken by what was happening in Syria. Nashua NH wasn't too far, so we loaded up a car full of food and supplies and went to the... more »

  Writer wrote:

In a time of rising health care costs and red tape, it is encouraging to see an M.D. use her training to build a center that serves people who lack access to even the most basic services! It is awesome to see the first center built and a second one now... 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 »

  Seth W.1 wrote:

Love all the work this organization does, the community they have developed, the people they have enriched, the improvements they have made on the environment, and so much more. The work they do speaks to their name as they truly are Leaving a Positive... 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 »

  Felix S. wrote:

The McCoskrie Threshold Foundation, the humanitarian arm of the Air Commando Association located in Fort Walton Beach FL, has worked with BTC for over 12 years. Many thousand of pounds of medical supplies, clothilng, furniture, etc. the MTF collects... more »

  ccivolunteer wrote:

Wonderful organizaiton fully committed to serving those in need in Tanzania. Dedicated volunteers run this organization. We worked with them at Gillette to help them raise funding. 98% of their funds go directly to their programs. Humbling and fulfilling. more »

  Cindy_D wrote:

With 80% of Kenyans living without electricity, most daily activities end with the setting sun. Living in darkness, not by choice, has a dramatic impact on the educational success of children in these rural areas. The simple luxury of reading or studying... more »

  megsawicki wrote:

For 6 weeks two years ago, our family hosted an 8 year old boy who arrived with a large mass beneath the skin covering the back of his head. Through the generosity of one the surgeons in our area, and the hospital she practices at, the mass was removed... more »

  Mahimai Raja A S wrote:

A charity giving voice to the voiceless! Dalit Solidarity gives volunteering opportunities to have field experience, travel exposure, teaching and clinical experience. Both short and long-term volunteering and internship opportunities are possible with... more »

  Lucia wrote:

I was born and raised in Managua, Nicaragua, and after a few years trying to find a charity organization to help the children of Nicaragua, I found Fabretto Foundation. I was so touched and happy to find a group of dedicated people that are truly committed... more »

  Jennifer87 wrote:

Hunger Relief International is leading the way in best practices for humanitarian aid. The services they provide enable families to develop skills and obtain life sustaining products to better provide for their families so they will not be forever dependent... more »

  jbfly46 wrote:

Fraud. Phone number is registered to a Chinese name in Seattle, Washington. No contact info on their website. They don’t even pretend to hand out food. more »

  jknotts wrote:

Operation Homefront partners with K.I.D.S. to provide cribs, car seats, clothing, toys, high chairs and many other things to military families. Their sponsors are great, their staff is phenomenal, and they are truly committed to helping our military... more »

  RRaghavendran wrote:

Edu-GIRLS is a very committed organization determined to make a difference to the lives of poor and underprivileged girls living in slums and laboring under very difficult circumstances. These girls live in abject poverty and have to struggle to even... more »

  alanharvard9 wrote:

Relief International is the WORST Non-Profit in the world. All poor employees are working hard to obtain Farshad Rastegar's benefits. No board interventions and presence. Board members are Relief International are passive and also under control of CEO... more »

  theorderedlife wrote:

I have known and worked with Dr, Dewey painter of Mission Harvest America, Inc. His heart God has had him even running Mission Harvest America, Inc from a hospital bed. He has assisted me in my work in West Africa for a long time. He will tell anyone... more »

  jrsdca wrote:

Franklin Graham, the CEO of this organization makes $417,000.Per year. this info is on Charity Navigator. This is Billy Graham's Son. I will never give them another $dollar. He Is working for Jesus and should not be getting more than $50,000. Spread... 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 »

  kls1734 wrote:

Came down for a three month internship to fulfill a graduation requirement for my Public Health degree/CHES certification, I'm now on my 6th month with a plane ticket to return after the holidays! I can't speak more highly of this organization, anyone... more »

  Tom Lyon wrote:

For over 25 years Heifer International has been a major influence on my life. For over 60 years Heifer has been sharing resources and knowlege with limited resource farm families across the world and in the US. I have visited projects in Honduras,... more »

  WillS wrote:

These folks are doing good things. I recently received and update that they may be fighting global insurgency through helping local sponsors pursue their eduction proposals. 3 cups of education - for real. They are rated in the top 2% by Charity Navigator,... more »

  gentle wrote:

Our own sufferings can't allow to change this world and to satisfy our families/community needs. Groundwork Opportunities tremendously serves as a walking path that helps many hearts of Rwanda torn by the Genocide to focus on the present, which is about... more »

  rachelelaine11 wrote:

Great communication from staff who truly seem to care about the work. more »

  Whitsauce wrote:

Love this organization and the group of people behind it! As the International Missions Director for a Humanitarian Relief Organization I have had the privilege of working closely with EMite on one of their projects. I so appreciate their approach of... more »

  tom16 wrote:

There are millions of orphans in South Africa living in poverty, abandoned, and abused. There are many institutional orphanages in South Africa that provide no love or family environment for these children. Acres of Love provides homes for these children... 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 »

  John Gundersdorf wrote:

Charity Navigator's rating of Safe Passage indicates the organization has not had a audit by an independent auditing firm. This is not the case. For several years the firm of Mcdonald Page, Maine's largest accounting firm has performed a full and complete... more »

  Judywm wrote:

A fantastic nonprofit organization. When you make a donation, you get an immediate response and know how and where your donation will be used. Their work with FundaMaya in Guatemala assures the many needs of the people (food, education, health, etc.)... more »

  weissbem wrote:

I’ve been involved with this organization for several years and have seen the impact on the kids first hand. The amount of work this organization accomplishes is impressive, to say the least! more »

  Writer wrote:

I first learned about SHEA from a video on facebook. It was about a young boy who had lost his father in an accident. He had to come out of school as a result of financial hardships his family endured as a direct result of his father's death. The story... more »

  susanfchase wrote:

World Class is very successful at making a relatively small amount of money go a long way in meeting very basic needs that will make a significant difference in people's lives, working in several poor communities in Ghana. The goal of World... more »

  Writer wrote:

LPGM is essential in providing access to quality education. I have been giving to LPGM for about a year and will continue to do so as I have received great communication from my sponsored student and I know the organization has the needs of the students... 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 »

  jeanie wrote:

My husband and I just returned from Haiti,and were amazed and humbled by the work of this organization. Located in an extremely poor, rural area, the workers at this clinic labor long hours to serve the community with basic health care and clean water.... more »

  patriotIndian wrote:

This charity is run by hindu fundamentalist organisation RSS and VHS. They do a very good job of hiding this information from public residing outside India. If you want know more about them this may help. http://www.stopfundinghate.org/resources/news/0103SearchLight.htm Do... more »

  newdawnafrica1 wrote:

We run a non-profit in Uganda ( New Dawn Africa Foundation ) & Assist International has been there for us in so many ways. Through their support we have been able to empower women and children living with HIV/AIDS in our community. Their nutritional needs... more »

  Thirst Aid wrote:

I worked with Direct Relief International right after Cyclone Nargis struck Myanmar (Burma). The fact that DRI provides medical supplies to in country organizations makes all of the difference. They help the people who work in the country, know the... more »

  mdupont57 wrote:

EfforTZ was formed in June of 2010 with the intention of providing scholarships to impoverished Tanzanian children. They started with 11 full scholarships to orphaned or abandoned boys. In 2012, they provided full scholarships to 24 children, and in 2013... more »

  ckemp wrote:

Top notch organization, the real deal! 91 cents of every dollar donated reaches the children they serve. Their heart is serving orphans and vulnerable children worldwide, This organization feeds 10,000 children a day - every day, nourishing body and soul.... 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 »

  kalismom wrote:

I love what FINCA does and how they do it! I feel so empowering when I think about how my modest donations can help a woman start a business, expand her enterprise and, in turn, help others. I also love that the FINCA approach is so simple and direct.... more »

  Arif Mehmood wrote:

Monsoon rains have submerged a third of Pakistan, claiming more than 1,500 lives since June and unleashing powerful floods that washed away swaths of vital crops and damaged or destroyed more than a million homes. More than 33 million people have been... more »

  jomyers05 wrote:

My wife has volunteered with FL several times. She and I have even sponsored a child. We also have several friends that have done the same. However, this company is not forth right with any information about the children. In fact, per information given... more »

  jonathan1 wrote:

Children's Future International is an incredible non-profit organization! Operating a community center in Cambodia, CFI has been instrumental in aiding children living near the city of Battambang in northwest Cambodia. The community center provides... more »

  John McDonnell wrote:

I have volunteered as a relief Chief Officer and Captain with Mercy Ships for the past ten years. I would not work for a charity that allowed others to live a life of luxury with my free labor. I have always been impressed with the skill and dedication... 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 »

  Solomon Lee wrote:

KaeMe, or “remember me” in Twi, was named precisely to remember the thousands of children currently lost in Ghana’s disorganized, oversaturated, and frequently corrupt child orphanage system. Ghana is overburdened with orphanages. Though often created... more »

  Stargirl Q. wrote:

I AM SO HAPPY TO BE A PART OF THIS FOUNDATION, HAVING BEEN AROUND CHILDREN ALL MY LIFE AND SEEING THE NEED TO HELP THE CHILDR APORTUNITY WILL HELP THEM TO GROW WITH DIGNITY, INTEGRETY AND LOVE FOR THEIR FUTURE SUCCESS IN LIFE. I KNOW WHAT LOVE UNLIMITED... 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 »

  eontherun wrote:

I volunteered with NYC medics following the Haiti earhquale of January, 2010. I found them to be an excellent organization, well organized and professional in every way. They made our safety a priority and found clinical roles for us which made a significant... more »

  Shannon Meade wrote:

I love this organization because I love the vision of helping children that desperatately need it. This organization gives hope to people who would not otherwise have it if not for Dorothea and Robert Kalatschan who started GIBTK. These two people... more »

  Nathan A.1 wrote:

Hope Ministries Uganda USA does an incredible work in helping restore and transform lives in Uganda, specifically the Batwa people in the southwestern region of the country. This organization truly lives up to its name, bringing amazing hope and healing... more »

  Julie Klauer wrote:

My daughter and I have gone on two Ukraine mission trips sponsored through Frontier Horizon. Both trips went exceedingly well, with every detail thought out. Frontier Horizon took care of all the flights, hotels, in-country transportation, schedules,... more »

  erophile2 wrote:

They are organized really well. Volunteers are put right into the middle of work as soon as they arrive--- seamless. The core workers are nurses, but there are also Romanian volunteers who come in. It's a caring, wonderful place! more »

  cccliffy wrote:

The Ama Foundation funds Ama Ghar, a home for orphaned and disadvantaged children outside Kathmandu, Nepal. As a volunteer who has been visiting Ama Ghar annually since 2003, I can tell you that these children are raised in a loving, secure environment... more »

  Parisa35 wrote:

Extremely well run from an operational stand point with an important impactful mission. Amal Alliance is doing great work and the organization’s executive director is one of the most energetic and inspiring people I have ever met. 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 »

  terryrose wrote:

Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach is committed to improving the lives of women and girls in actions as well as words. We adopted 2 moms for our Soroptimist year this year, will give 3 Live Your Dream Cash Awards to single moms going to school... more »

  hoosier wrote:

This charity focuses on the children left behind in Ukrainian orphanages. We focus mainly on vocational education projects for orphans that 'age out', getting life-saving medical care for orphans in Ukraine, and repair projects. We collaborate with... 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 »

  Dana16 wrote:

We have supported His Kids Too! for 8 yrs now. Every penny we send goes to the orphanages and programs that they have to help the kids. His Kids Too! does a great job in Ukraine, working with aids babies, widows, and orphans in the orphanage. They just... more »

  For the Kids wrote:

I have served on several projects with Kids Around the World from building playgrounds both in the United States and in countries around the world to packing meals to help stem the tide of hunger in small bodies. I wondered, why play? After seeing,... more »

  nonprofitme wrote:

They aren't up front about their relationship to Good360.org. Good 360 restricts how much a nonprofit can use in a year, even if they receive a private donation specifically for purchasing an attachment to a store. I can't help but wonder if they are... more »

  malbadawi wrote:

Excellent organization, deliver service for more than 8 country worldwide more »

  James0008 wrote:

I was very happy to find this GEM of a charity. They were one of the few organizations with people working on the ground in Haiti Earthquake relief, that would accept in-kind donations. Almost everyone else I contacted wanted cash. The other nice... 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 »

  Joe S. wrote:

Young Heroes is now regarded as a model program in Southern Africa. Recognized by the UN and USAID as overwhelmingly effective and sustainable, the organization is both scalable and representative of the best in public-private partnership. The... more »

  argasdoc wrote:

I volunteered as an anesthesiologist for this organization on a recent trip to Dhaka, Bangladesh. I was impressed with the dedication of the staff and volunteers to provide repairs to cleft lips and palates that the children of Dhaka. The quality of care... more »

  ChrisRoesel wrote:

We plan with and work alongside the communities to improve their well-being. It's a delight to meet them and work with them, measuring their situations at the start and finish of our shared efforts. more »

  JarrettSimonds wrote:

THIS COMPANY IS A SCAM! I have researched and looked at a plethora of information gathered regarding them, and NOTHING is legit. Of the "volunteers" who collect money, THEY get to KEEP 71%, and must "return" to the "ministry" the other 29%. Of... 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 »

  dovesaboard wrote:

I’ve been around and in organizations like this one for the past 32 plus years and have not seen one its equal. I’ve had the privilege of working with this organization for the past 7 years. They spend lots of time training and mentoring their volunteers.... 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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

HOPE Foundation show me how important maternal health is for the community well being. more »

  DUDDLEY wrote:

Survivor Mitzvah is going into the area’s hardest hit by anti-Semitic persecution & the Holocaust where their was no-aid for decades & they are helping folks that were often overlooked by other folks ! more »

  patriciaannfletcher wrote:

Dr. William Boegel, co-founder of Opal House was found in contempt of court on SIX counts in the Superior Court of California, Napa County, on October 11, 2011. Sentencing for Dr. William Boegel is scheduled on November 4, 2011 at 8:30 AM in... more »

  crystallynn wrote:

Great events that provide free dental care in the U.S. and full Smile Makeovers for people in need. The impact is truly life changing! more »

  Jerrie H. wrote:

This is grassroots leadership training for women and girls in Guatemala. I became involved when I met the mayor and his wife from the city that is the focus of the project. He saw a need for women to be self-sufficient and for girls to be educated... more »

  rpmidg wrote:

One doesn't expect to find a whole lot of hope and positive experiences in the middle of Haiti. However, Pwoje Espwa Sud is an unexpected oasis for vulnerable children. In Haiti, children have little value, so they begin early earning their keep. ... more »

  Karah G. wrote:

Acacia of Hope continuously proves their dedication to the people of Kibera slum on Kenya. Through donations of water filters and provisiom of school scholarships, Acacia of Hope is really making a difference in the lives of many people in Kibera. Passionate... more »

  frugal wrote:

Exceptional experience, took care of my water pump project in India with speed and care. Hope that I could give you 10 stars. All the best & Thank you. more »

  Nika L. wrote:

They have been amazing to work with, and I'm so proud of all they are doing in Cameroon. It's truly amazing!!! 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 »

  carlosgperea wrote:

I'm a grassroots fundraiser for World Bicycle Relief and I couldn't be prouder of the work they do with the money I'm able to raise. The Buffalo Bikes are specially designed to stand up to the rigors of African riding. They're assembled in Africa, by... 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 »