Find International Nonprofits and Charities

  Kevin_M wrote:

Amazing group of people using facts to help understand the vital role sharks play in the ecosystem. SRI uses education in a variety of countries to help promote shark awareness and how best to manage the variety of species in the ocean. This... 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 »

  Danielle G.3 wrote:

My experience with Haiti Now has been truly interesting and inspiring. Alex has a clear vision for Haiti Now and works tirelessly with the all volunteer organization to bring this to life. We are all focused on communicating the cause of restavek and... 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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

I am a regular fundraiser for Challenge Africa. The team here & in Africa work tireiessly to improve the health and lives of those less fortunate than themselves. Giving up their free and volunteering their skills to the cause. Keep up the good work... 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 »

  bayernownz1995 wrote:

i volunteered to help autistic students at my high school. i fell in love with it and cannot stop going there everyday. it really made a difference for me. more »

  volunteerval wrote:

After having gathered, sorted, and shipped books to Zambia myself, I found BFA in 2009. After going to Minnesota and meeting the fine people that run BFA, my wife and I have been som impressed that we've become members of BFA's "Summit Society" and make... more »

  IDr.Paul wrote:

I love India Partners because they are my Family. I love my family. For the last 2 decades they have stood with me and slowly Malkangiri - the southernmost and most backward province of Odisha - India, is being transformed. Through IP funding literacy... more »

  kiselak63 wrote:

Being part of the Kids Matter International Family is a highlight of who i am. In fact, it is who my family is...we identify as part of KMI. Their clothing Program "AROUND THE BLOCK" has been our baby and we have been blessed to clothe literally, thousands!!... more »

  mbrizzio wrote:

As a Volunteer Cardiac Surgeon involved with Cardiostart for the last 3 years I have say: Thanks God, I joined this organization!!!. . I have been always amazed how a small charity organization with very limited funds can put toghether a medical and... 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 »

  Sky Pham wrote:

Compassionate Hands Foundation (Ban Tay Nhan Ai ) is working to make our world a better place. We works with children, the elderly, hurting bodies, hurting souls, or the environment, non-profit volunteers, workers in Vietnam. And just like any other... more »

  ycordeiro wrote:

Abada-capoeira DC is my life work and among all the lessons capoeira has taught me in decades of practice and teaching, the most important is closely related to the essence of how this art came to be. The principle that the interaction and exchange of... more »

  tessaelisep wrote:

Honest, full of integrity, and actually getting out there and making a difference. I greatly appreciate the hands on approach of The Shepherd Fund. more »

  sjlarkins wrote:

CDH stars and angels have supported me through the loss of my son. The community is there for you no matter what. I don’t know what I’d done without them. Thank you x more »

  Kate Murray wrote:

Take Action Global works with countries, teachers, students from across the world to make a difference, make positive changes and inspire. They collaborate with global thought leaders and action takers to ensure programs have a positive impact on local... more »

  zacho wrote:

Everything that I have seen them do benefits both the Indigenous people on the ground in the Amazon and also all of humanity. They are professional and, from all that I have seen, trustworthy and transparent. I support various nonprofits, and Amazon... more »

  pfhofland wrote:

I volunteered with Service NC State in Raleigh NC and we packaged meals for Stop Hunger Now. It was such a fun experience! The CEO spoke at our event and his passion and love for this organizations mission drove everyone to work hard and exceed our... more »

  American wrote:

The best way to combat poverty is to empower people to make it on their own and that is what this non-profit does. more »

  nonprofitadvisorsgroup wrote:

A cursory review of this organizations published fiinancials statements show that they are diverting operational expenses to program related expenses to show that more money is spent on programs expenese versus operational expenses. They have at least... more »

  Mark42 wrote:

I sponsor a girl through Love of Vietnam Expressed. This organisation helps me in everyway to connect and support the child. I write and receive letters each month from the child. L.O.V.E ensures that children and families have the basics like food, housing... more »

  Karen88 wrote:

I very much appreciate the work Health Ministries for Haiti, Inc. is doing in Haiti. I haven't had the opportunity to volunteer with HMH, but the stories they share of the work they're doing and the lives they're impacting makes me feel like part of the... more »

  Writer wrote:

AAFF is making a real difference in the lives of Afghanistan. In 2012, they built 25 wells. In 2013, they built 5 more wells, providing water for 15,000 families. In 2015, they finished the Gohar Khatoon girls' school, which has received community praise,... more »

  Tom_63 wrote:

I am incredibly impressed with the mission of WCCN and honored to be recently added to the organization's Board of Directors. WCCN has been empowering people in Latin America to help themselves for 30 years, but that's just the beginning. There is a... more »

  centsofrelief wrote:

I co-founded Cents of Relief in June 2003 while at the University of Florida. Anup Patel, a friend at the time, was in India working with children infected by HIV/AIDS for the summer. We exchanged emails about his experiences and were wondering what... more »

  Erin Halley wrote:

I worked with the Nanubhai Education Foundation on their New York City fundraiser March 2009. The event was a success and a blast to produce. The core team really makes you feel like one of the family. I will work with them again in the future and... more »

  PPat3l wrote:

Thaakat does a lot of great things. From helping people locally to helping them globally, they are simply the best. more »

  Belinda1 wrote:

I donated to this organization because of their work on this horrendous practice. I get updates on how my money is being used and see the impact it is making in saving little girls who would otherwise have been hopeless. more »

  chrisbunting wrote:

I have been a Thriive donor for over three years and I continue to be impressed by the organization and its impact throughout the globe. They are creating powerful change in the developing world by helping local people develop strong businesses that... more »

  TerriKatrina wrote:

I have been involved with With Change in Mind for over five years and have been fortunate enough to go on two of the humanitarian trips to Malawi. It’s an incredible experience to see first hand how every dime donated is benefiting communities and most... more »

  bukkibaloh wrote:

Feed African foundation the mercy and Grace will be upon the foundation amen. Feed African foundation gave my son hope of life if not feed African foundation my son will have die and will not be sleeping I give mercy to God and for giving the poor hope... more »

  bizgirl1 wrote:

Amazing use of new ideas and technology to expand access to breast screening. Their Scanning Projects consider geography and cultural as an integral part of healthcare. Very honored to be a part of these projects. more »

  sidrabugsch wrote:

As a dedicated volunteer at Ohana One, I've witnessed firsthand the remarkable impact this medical non-profit has on underserved regions. Ohana One is revolutionizing global surgical training and education through its unparalleled mentor-mentee partnerships... more »

  Jason K.3 wrote:

I donated $300 to this foundation to help support kids in low-income areas have access to alternative extra-curricular activities like esports. I truly believe that after school engagement is one of the best ways to improve a kid's chances of success... more »

  daniel wrote:

I can tell that after finishing this program I have learned a lot about myself, my weakness and skills. Now I am convinced that Ecuador has a lot of opportunities in agriculture. Social changes have to start from the base of every economic system, which... more »

  sjbfox1 wrote:

I have been to Nicaragua 4 times since 2005 and have observed the oustanding work that Cantera does. This is an amazing organization! "Friends of Cantera" is an organization in the US that supports the work in Nicaragua by Cantera. They begin working... more »

  Debi Desgalier wrote:

One star. Not going to give to this worthy cause. Someone is not doing their job. more »

  margaret4 wrote:

Matawi is a Maine-based nonprofit committed to supporting education, civic engagement and leadership development in the refugee community. They word directly with the immigrant community in Maine as well as directly with the refugee community in Dadaab. more »

  szarrella wrote:

Survival sheds light on the problems facing tribal peoples in a way that no other organization does. They give a voice to an extremely under-represented group of people. It is overall an amazing organization! more »

  joenilly wrote:

The Kilgoris Project is one organization that I can say is truly building up the people they serve to carry on with true sustainability. Not only is TKP educating and caring for the thousand or so kids in their schools, but they are building up the whole... more »

  Lynda4 wrote:

They are doing wonderful work and the people who run it are of the highest integrity. more »

  Doug36 wrote:

I have watched this ministry for five years and have the deepest respect for those who are leading it. They have a deep concern and respect for the people they are working with in Ethiopia and other countries in that region. I know that the work they... more »

  NicciReno wrote:

I have traveled to Kenya in 2018 and Uganda in 2019 with WHOlives. It was an incredible life changing experience. We stayed in local communities and visited many orphanages, schools, and other groups who are working tirelessly in behalf of the African... more »

  bisha wrote:

I currently serve as a Board Member/Secretary for R&R and on the Podcast team of the YVC. My experience has been absolutely amazing, I truly have gained so much in my experience with R&R, have made so many wonderful connections with passionate people,... more »

  Cyndy Lane wrote:

Mercy Corps is the first charity my husband and I donate to in the event of any global crisis or disaster. They are usually on the ground before any other agencies, probably because they are already "in country". We became aware of Mercy Corps because... more »

  Jane52 wrote:

The Magic Penny, Inc. is committed to promoting education and development in rural war-torn Sierra Leone. The President, Lucy Sumner, was raised in the village of Bompehtoke and has spent her adult life in New York. She started this non-profit in 2003... more »

  Nagaraj Rao wrote:

I was involved in School Building Project at Ecom Gill Mill, Benagal. It was really a great help by Ecom Foundation to the Village School. Most of the children studying at that school are from a backward class community and very poor. Earlier they were... more »

  VFP132 wrote:

I have worked with this chapter of Veterans For Peace for the past 6 years and I believe we are making a big difference in our community. We have active programs involving Truth in Military Recruitment at local high schools and providing the public with... more »

  eshas wrote:

Circle of Women(CoW) is a brilliant effort to build self-sustainable educational institutions for women in developing nations. I have been thoroughly impressed with the work of CoW. As a student-run organization, CoW has raised funds using unique and... more »

  Wsbieber wrote:

Communities need to be empowered to change themselves, not given hand outs. We have observed first hand many communities where MAI has done just that, giving the skills and training that enable them to use local resources and to take ownership of Health... more »

  catherine todd wrote:

Be aware that COMPUTERS FOR HOPE / COMPUTERS FOR GUATEMALA is being investigated for FRAUD. I would not recommend any more donations be made until this matter is resolved. For more information, contact GuideStar.com and the IRS in the USA. You will find... more »

  olga212230 wrote:

Я обратилась в благотворительный фонд "АдВита" с просьбой о помощи в оплате... more »

  Minister Adonis wrote:

A Bigfamily Inc is a non-profit which is making a real difference in the lives of many. I have seen the work that they are doing for the children in the rural and remote areas of Zimbabwe, Africa and it really touched my heart. I am honored to partner... more »

  Carolyn27 wrote:

I have volunteered with Love at Work Ministries on several trips to Costa Rica. I have been amazed at the many ways this organization helps the community there and at the many things they have been able to accomplish. I am also a donor, donating monthly... more »

  jeb707 wrote:

Great nonprofit doing wonderful things for children locally and internationally. They have unique programs and every member of this organization including the officers and board members donate their time. I would wholeheartedly recommend this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

Carefully thought out and well-planned conservation program, working with giant pandas in Sichuan, China.The directors of the organization are incredibly friendly, knowledgeable, and informative -- always able to fit a question or two into their... more »

  dp384 wrote:

Great organization! They do good work with the community and setting up peace day. more »

  jennifferpp wrote:

Esta es una fundacion que esta desarollando una excelente labor en la comunidad de Rhode Island y en la Republica Dominica. Esta fundacion le da ayuda a niños de bajos recursos y a personas sin hogares. Que bonito es ver el amor que ellos le brindan... more »

  Emily805 wrote:

I have been a supporter of Hawassa Hope for years. The organization is extremely mindful of how donations are used. We have appreciated the way they connect us to their projects in work and the families impacted by our donations. more »

  Rbkat wrote:

The Bucket Ministry’s website at https://thebucketministry.org/ clearly sets forth its mission as a ministry formed to share the Love of God through the gift of clean, safe drinking water. A bucket and a Sawyer water filter is given to needy individuals... more »

  disillusioned wrote:

Thomas Merton Center (TMC) has lost two-thirds of its membership locally including many young people, and is famous for its incompetence and lack of caring for many community groups it could be supportive of or working with. They have been almost all... more »

  KCloete wrote:

My first RFK Center volunteer experience was soon after the Tiananmen Square crack down. The Center helped organize one of the largest demonstrations outside the Chinese Embassy. Juggling many interests and concerns, the Center helped pulled together... more »

  freddyg wrote:

This is an outstanding organization where only 8% goes to cover all administrative costs, and 92% actually goes to the people, spreading literacy to 125,000 students yearly, in over 22 countries, all at a cost of only $60.00 per student. The staff is... more »

  Mark D. wrote:

My wife and I have talked about adopting for a long time but did not know if we could afford the process. However, AFAA is making it possible for us since it charges minimal fees to allow more families to pursue adoptions. Its founder and managing director,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I had a great experience with the Peacework organization and I am really supportive of what they do and what their ideals are. I participated in a once in a lifetime service trip to Belize organized by Peacework where we spent the time utilizing team... more »

  leighannw wrote:

I had the incredible privilege of spending 8 months volunteering with China Little Flower in an orphanage they serve. Being able to see the existing work while partnering in their continuing work was life changing. I loved being able to see how they strive... more »

  Panos wrote:

This organization has done alot of good in Haiti since its inception in 2001. Over 7000 biosand filters have been installed installed, 125 filter technicians trained and over 100 Biosand filter molds sold to other individuals and organizations. They... more »

  Writer wrote:

Anike Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is developing education in Africa. Our organization, Philanthropic Project International (PPI), is a nonprofit organization (NGO) dedicated to improving the life and living conditions of poor... more »

  jgrise wrote:

PPB offered me the opportunity to work closely with children and mothers that desperately needed help. The 15 months I spent volunteering with PPB introduced me to a number of wonderful new friends and opened doors for me professionally. PPB does incredible... more »

  childrensart wrote:

I was a volunteer in the first art camp in Ghana back in August 2007. I taught grades 1-3 in art. I had an incredible time. I loved getting to know the other teachers who traveled with me and I loved the children at the Village of Hope. The Children's... more »

  Anna120 wrote:

I have been involved as a donor to Children Are People for more than 5 years now. One thing that continues to impress me is the care with which they use resources donated to this ministry. No lavish trips, dinners, and salaries here... just people who... more »

  xcrunner9 wrote:

As an intern with Self Help International and after traveling to Ghana to see the work Self Help has done, I am grateful for the experience here. A rather small non-profit in terms of staff, this fact holds no weight when compared to the impact that I... more »

  XylemANZ2024 wrote:

Xylem Inc. has partnered with Planet Water for many years helping to provide and install Aqua Towers to provide safe, clean drinking water to communities who lack access to this basic human right. The Planet Water Program not only provides access to safe... more »

  Timothy16 wrote:

I had the pleasure of accompanying Jean, Dave and the CALU team to Uganda this summer. My wife, Dr. Evelyn R. Wells, was making her 3rd trip to Uganda while Judith, Timmy and I were making our first visit to the "Pearl of Africa". While my wife worked... more »

  MCFDonor wrote:

I have been familiar with the Madagascar Cooperative Foundation for a number of years. This nonprofit helps the people of Madagascar in a number of ways, with a particular emphasis on practical and business education, and in providing small loans to... more »

  Tamara Gottstein wrote:

Tevel B'Tzedek continues to positively surprise me. From the very first cohort of Israeli volunteers in Katmandu Nepal, 2007, they hit the ground running making a difference in the lives of impoverished rural communities and urban slum dwellers. They... more »

  AhmadAdnan wrote:

Rahma Worldwide has helped my family recover from house fire that caused their home to be completely destroyed in north syria. they helped pay for rent in new place and cover medical expense for the 2 children who had 3rd degree burns during the fire.... more »

  K.Pete wrote:

The work Jubilee USA accomplishes is truly amazing. Working as an intern, I saw firsthand how Jubilee works closely with its faith communities, congregations and partner organizations to mobilize efforts to help the world’s poorest. Though staffing... more »

  scottxwayne wrote:

This organisation is stunning. Bringing together a highly motivated, highly-qualified staff team working from tightly managed budgets with expert volunteer medical teams to provide critical pediatric care to kids while building local capacity in key... more »

  Linda Layman wrote:

I donated to this charity believing that access to clean water is fundamental for improving living conditions and health. I have been contacted twice since donating. The first time a letter thanked me for my donation and included and envelope... more »

  Helper wrote:

I have volunteered twice in Guatemala with the God's Child Project and say first-hand that this organization is saving hundreds of children from abject poverty by providing them with first and foremost an education, but also with safe housing, food and... more »

  cpeterson wrote:

My first contact with Project HERO was during a mission trip to Haiti. I met the warehouse director, Georgia Dufault in the airport in Haiti and learned that HERO was involved in collecting donated medical supplies that would be used by American doctors... more »

  John80 wrote:

Your Generosity. Our Passion. Saving Lives. Roses & Rosemary provides life-prolonging medication and support to the more than 20 million children in Africa infected or orphaned by HIV/AIDS by raising money and awareness through local events,... more »

  tjsheehan wrote:

I've volunteered with several non-profits in the Chicago area in a variety of fundraising support roles. Humanity First amazed me in its capability to organize, advertise and run large scale fundraising events with a very small amount of overhead. Nearly... more »

  jchristian wrote:

I can't say enough how impressed I am by CCEdFund. Carrie and Jennifer, the Fund's Directors, go to great lengths to ensure the children they support are excelling in their studies and attending Cambodia's best schools. more »

  Writer wrote:

Over the last few years, I have been following the work of the Islands Society with great interest. As a resident of an island off the coast of South Carolina, I was excited to hear a few yers ago that the Islands Society was working to promote equal... more »

  Oscar_T wrote:

The Serve Trip that Changed My Life!As a dental healthcare professional, nothing brings me more joy then using my talents and abilities to help those in need. Even though it is my part of my career to assist in providing dental care in an office... more »

  SheilaGJoin wrote:

I've had the blessing of volunteering with DASH for several years, and continue to be blown away by the care and intentionality with which they approach everyone. They are fiercely protective of the safety and dignity of the residents in their care, and... more »

  RockyMountainSupporter wrote:

The founders have the most incredible story and a huge heart to give back more »

  caligero wrote:

I recently had the pleasure of being a part of a leadership exchange program through the DreamRoot Leadership Institute in Brazil, and I can honestly say that it was one of the most transformative experiences of my life. From the moment I arrived, I felt... more »

  SaydaI wrote:

La atencion de la Brigada de medicos Imahelps, atiende con eficiencia, calor humano a Mucha Gente que necesita de ayuda. Muchas gracias por toda la ayuda con carinio y compacion more »

  mahesvaran wrote:

amma's network is so vast that it is difficult to choose one area to write about. most volunteers are active in many areas. but one of my most rewarding experiences was on my first trip to amma's ashram in india right after the tsunami. hundreds of houses... more »

  Lazarus wrote:

GRACE USA through its sister organization GRACE Africa is doing plausible job among the grassroots communities in Kenya. Through its Naisula Education programme GRACE has been able to take orphans like me who had lost hope back to school and help... more »

  Jenny116 wrote:

Ecoagriculture Partners is a fantastic organization that punches far above its weight in terms of impact. They have influenced global dialogues and heavyweight policymakers to think in terms of landscapes, while also maintaining a commitment to farmers... more »

  Stephanie C. wrote:

PeacexPeace has allowed me to learn about peace initiatives, to connect with like-minded colleagues and partners around the world, and to spread the word about the work that our organization does. I found out about PeaceXPeace when the community manager... more »

  Christ follower wrote:

Frequent volunteer. Loved the work this organization does. They are feeding the hungry, providing housing to the homeless, medical care for the injured and sick, jobs to Haitians so they become self sufficient. I truly feel this is a ten star organization more »

  imhouston wrote:

The DACOR Bacon House in Washington DC is an historic gem. The organization of DACOR which advances discussion about diplomacy and diplomatic engagement is vital. My experience with the house and the organization over many years has been one of the great... more »

  Mansukh wrote:

Those people who are having the pain of STI are given information who were not coming forward to express their pain. more »

  ellenkern wrote:

Not to disparage the work that Children's Hunger Relief Fund may carry out, the organization participates in unsolicited mailings requesting donations. I have never donated or provided my personal contact information to CHRF, yet received mail solicitation.... more »

  lkashworth wrote:

Freedom from Hunger has been helping women for over 50 years. They know how to partner with local organizations in each region - a crucial part of a successful program. I am particularly proud of the "Credit with Education" program, which has reached... more »

  marianonprofit wrote:

This organization is NOT committed to transparency. It is part of the Tvind/Teachers Group global conglomerate of shady businesses, which include a number of interlinked non-profits that operate under the general banner of Humana People to People. In... more »

  justmecassi wrote:

I interned with Peruvian Hearts for six months in the summer/fall of 2011. I had a great experience because I was able to be involved with almost every part of the organization and really see what it takes for a nonprofit to run on a daily basis. I feel... more »

  lindy2 wrote:

WomensTrust Inc is a wonderful but barebones organization. Staff are pressed for time. I was able to see a need to celebrate a recent cash award given to the founder by another women's organization in NYC. I showed up with pen and pad and pressed the... more »

  Ikamva Labantwana wrote:

Over the past 4 years The Lunchbox Fund has helped us feed 480 children with daily meals. Their support has helped many children in our programme to thrive in their studies and to sleep with a full tummy, most of our children come from homes where there... more »

  Brian wrote:

IBJ is a small organization that gets big results for its efforts. Its ultimate aim is simple: end torture worldwide. It has programs in some of the most challenging countries in the world in terms of torture: China, Zimbabwe Rwanda, India. And rather... more »

  scammed wrote:

Another scammer company who prays on the elderly for their donations. They also use the name"american federation of police and concerned citizens". Do not donate to them!! more »

  sethcoleman wrote:

I volunteer and support Mission ONE, and have for several years. I love the impact that Mission ONE has in bringing souls to Christ and aiding in community transformation. Their model is very effective and I am looking forward to seeing more fruit from... more »

  Ron Golan wrote:

When I came to NY I was seeking out connections (socially and professionally). One of the hardest things about being here in NYC is feeling alone and disconnected from my support network back home. Dor Chadash has helped me start to build that new network... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jai Bhim is an incredible organization that is truly dedicated to empowering communities who identify as Dalit through education, to encouraging creativity and mindfulness, promoting social chance and creating a safe and nurturing environment for its... more »

  chavezmo wrote:

Amazing non profit that helps people in India. They have developed teams and buildings to help orphans, widows, and people out of poverty. But also contribute to spreading the word of God in India. An amazing nonprofit!! more »

  Sarah Eliz wrote:

I started volunteering with Janyaa not long after it was founded and have done various writing and online tasks for the organization since then. What has kept me involved has been the passion and dedication of the all-volunteer organization and my deep... more »

  AnyaFisher wrote:

My adventures with Caritas Smile began about a half a year ago, when I was first introduced to its founder and creative director Sixcia Devine. Indefatigably brave, highly educated, charismatic and empowering, Sixcia, has been working on bringing joy,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Thanks to First Serve Foundation for giving me a life-changing experience in Helping the children in Salinas Grandes school and community in Nicaragua. it really change my life for the best. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a witness in the community to the recent work HAPPI did in Greece with Syrian refugees, I was struck by the relief on the faces of the people served, young and old. I am happy this kind of mental health services exists as it so deeply needed in so... more »

  ProjectMosesColorado wrote:

Project Moses Colorado really started shortly after 9/11/2001 when founder and president, Richard Roy Blake met members of various Christian minorities who were persecuted and threatened in their home countries. The experience moved him greatly and... more »

  Ngorongoro wrote:

Daraja Academy is quite simply an outstanding organization. The staff is extremely qualified and dedicated to seeing these girls succeed. It's hard to believe that just a few years ago the first class of 26 girls joined Daraja Academy to begin their... more »

  Page Morahan wrote:

I had the opportunity to see the work of The Hunger Project first hand in Uganda. What they are doing to empower women farmers in Africa is amazing - micro-finance rural banks, education about farming, adult literacy and numeracy, meals for children at... more »

  Marcela V. wrote:

I moved to Fort Collins in 2008, and soon after I learned about Village Earth. I have experience doing the type of work they promote and so I was very curious to meet them. I did and was impressed by their open mindedness, humility and generosity with... more »

  JLorraine wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the International Peace Garden for about 3 years and have had a big part in spreading Peace thru out the county. I have helped to organize the Bicentennial War of 1812 Peace Garden Trail which is part of this non for profit... more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

This is a wonderful organization doing much needed work for the children in Uganda. I personally know the people in charge and that they are very faithful and committed to this work. They do not take a penny for their work and 100% of the funds goes... more »

  armyjeb09 wrote:

Women in Progress is the kind of nonprofit NGO that helps people (specifically women) by not giving them handouts but empowering them with their own skills to make a living for their families. Women in Progress gives the women it works with a market... more »

  rarnold wrote:

My experience with Surfing The Nations has been nothing short of life changing. Their dedication to people is astounding and their programs are focused on growing people of character, hope, and integrity. I would recommend any kind of involvement with... more »

  Steve47 wrote:

I served various nonprofit organizations in Haiti and the Dominican Republic as a consultant for many years and had the privilege of touring Deep Springs programs in 2012. I found their leadership to be very capable and transparent, programs to be efficient... more »

  shell1026 wrote:

A wonderful team that works HARD! Everyone gives up their vacation time to go. No one gets paid by the organization for any of our work. We have 10-15 hour days at the hospital every day, we are exhausted at the end of the week, but we have a BLAST helping... more »

  KarenM1539 wrote:

I have donated clothing to Campus California and they were very up front with all questions i had. Their box near my house is kept clean and they are always quick in resolving any issues. I appreciate the work they do and think is very necessary both... more »

  MotherOdd wrote:

I became acquainted with the founder of Seedlings before the nonprofit became a reality and encouraged and supported her goal to have this come into being. I was asked to be on the Board and I was proud to be a board member as I so believe in the general... more »

  Eileen H. wrote:

I am thrilled to serve on the Board for Mavuno Market. The founders of this organization have a very high level of integrity. Their hearts are to serve and their vision is to help people, especially women, out of poverty. The products which are hand... more »

  cleanwater2020 wrote:

Water 4 Life Ministry provides the gift of clean water to those in countries across the world in need of this precious gift. I have known of their work for more than a year and have provided technical assistance as needed on some of their projects. Their... more »

  Nebila A. wrote:

SOWED does great work - with very few staff and resources, it makes things happen - I can only imagine how much more would be done if finances weren't an issue. It's great to have great allies and advocates that are truly passionate about what they do.... more »

  DEM25 wrote:

Lighting the Path is doing great work empowering women in West Africa. Efforts to help women establish associations in villages and begin shea butter production are being successful and many women are benefiting. They are committed to their work and... more »

  Steve Hall.1 wrote:

I highly recommend supporting Drink Local Drink Tap. They are an organization that inspires individuals to recognize and solve our water issues through creative education, events, and providing safe water access to people in need. They specialize in deep... more »

  hagerstrom wrote:

I belong to several organizations related to specific islands or island groups. Pasifika Renaissance encompasses all of the Pacific and brings together many, many activists in one place where we can exchange information and ideas. The organization is... more »

  leronlehman wrote:

I've been involved with clubfoot treatment in the developing world over the past decade; the positive impact on children and families resulting from a relatively inexpensive clubfoot correction is remarkable. I've been fortunate to work with... more »

  Jobalizer wrote:

I do business with this organization ICT wise and have been charmed by the way they support their volunteers in gaining experience but also how they are willing to support their volunteers move on to new positions inside and outside of their organization.... more »

  Payson Stevens wrote:

I met Dr. Frederick Shaw in India in 2007 and was very impressed with his and the team of DIR people trying to improve the lives in Janta Colony, Chandigarh. This is one of the largest and older bastee/slums in the city. DIR people were on the ground... more »

  reedhurtado wrote:

Benetech has greatly contributed to introduce scientific debate into the baseline discussions regarding human rights violations in Colombia. Through professional advisory services and long-term training programs Benetech has sought to ensure a sustainable... more »

  Elizabeth Walsh wrote:

I endorse the work of Tostan from two viewpoints -- as a former volunteer, and as a current donor. more »

  jennfm wrote:

This fantastic organization brings clean, environmentally friendly solar energy to disadvantaged communities to help power schools, health clinics, agricultural projects, and villages in third-world nations around the globe. I am amazed at what they... more »

  John Martin wrote:

This is also the Military Family Assistance Paks. I sent them money in March 2011. In early May 2011, I got a letter filled with trinkets and address labels and was chastised for not having contributed to thier mission in quite a while! The opening to... more »

  niceguy123 wrote:

My family was invited to attend an outreach this summer in Chicago by a team from Partnership International. We got connected to a local church through the event and we are currently attending the church on a weekly basis. Thank you for serving my community! more »

  Richard Saulsbury wrote:

I was a member of 16 person volunteer team who, in November of 2010, had the opportunity to work in and observe in a Guatemalan village school in which Child Aid has been working for improved children's literacy. Although the school was then on vacation,... more »

  pete1258 wrote:

The exec dir receives $300,000 in pay. Far too much for a charity that generates just $4 million. more »

  marilynn wrote:

In Haitian Creole, PAZAPA means “step by step,” and that is how our school in Jacmel continues to move forward. The Pazapa School provides educational and nutrition programs as well as essential medical and surgical treatments for the students.... more »

  hlswan wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that helps to address disparities in the community and equips future health professionals to address those disparities. The program provides great support for students (fellows) for one year and provides for and encourages... more »

  jackcaravanos wrote:

I've been volunteering with Blacksmith Institute since 2006 when a former student recommended they contact me for some environmental advice. As Professor of Environmental Health at Hunter College School of Public Health, I'm contact often with these requests... more »

  helpever wrote:

I first became involved with World Family Foundation (WFF) in 2004, when I began sponsoring a little boy at Prashanti School residential children’s home in Puri, India, through the sponsorship program run by WFF. I had been visiting India frequently... more »

  sullivan99 wrote:

I had the chance to participate in a virtual fundraiser which aims to build wells in remote areas of Africa and empowers women and girls to stay in school vs spending hours getting water. Well run organization! more »

  mahamud.issah wrote:

As a board member of this nonprofit organisation,i will like to encourange each an individual capable of donating or helping ouga net in the form medical supplies or cash to help aliviate the suffering of the children... more »

  rostafnk wrote:

During a professional lull I followed my curiosity for sustainable living, NGO development, and culture to Long Way Home in Guatemala. Despite my plan to move about the region I spent the entirety of my 3.5 months working with LWH. During this time I... more »

  Elise Lev wrote:

I became involved with HNF after learning about FSIL, the school in Haiti supported by HNF. I visited FSIL on three separate occasions to teach as a volunteer at FSIL. I learned first hand the incredible work that HNF does by providing opportunities to... more »

  John Tracy wrote:

Food for Orphans is one of the most cost-efficient ministries dollar for dollar - and allows you to participate in the packing of food for starving kids around the world. FFO not only arranges the details for food-packing, but connects the food with... more »

  carver316 wrote:

GCA does amazing work from Mexico to Africa to the Middle East.Niles Sharif, the head of GCA engages churches, individuals and philanthropists in the work of feeding, clothing, educating and healing the poorest of the poor. He looks for local... more »

  louisab wrote:

The work which Orphans’ Heroes does is some of the most incredible work I've ever seen. Jen devotes her life to helping oprhans and in the 4 years I've been involved in the charity I've watched her turn around the lives of so many vulnerable children.... more »

  Annika wrote:

I am pleased to recommend the Brackett Refugee Education Fund. I serve on the Advisory Council and assist with donations. This is a hands-on organization led by the founders, Tom and Liz Brackett. There is minimal administrative costs. All monies... more »

  Kathy52 wrote:

Our daughter first heard of Child Hope in 2009. Since then she has been there four times to work with Bill and Suzette. Their compassion and ministry are inspiring! My husband and I sponsor a child there. The Manasseros are probably the most selfless... more »

  Jan_16 wrote:

Moose Charities is the fundraising arm of Moose International. Its mission is to secure funding to maintain Mooseheart Child City & School that houses and educates children in need and the retirement community for senior members of the fraternity. If... more »

  CaitlinG wrote:

I moved to San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico in September 2013 with my husband and started volunteering for Natik then. Natik has many opportunities available to anyone interested in nonprofit development projects. I am currently involved in one of their... more »

  jota wrote:

For years, Haitian workers haved been toiling on Dominican Republic sugar plantations, called Bateys, without basic workers' rights allowed to native Dominicans. Generations of Haitians have been born on the bateys, but no one has been allowed to register... more »

  Nola20 wrote:

Volunteering for VE has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I spend 2 and a half days a week working in a children's home for boys who for different reasons (often sexual abuse or neglect) cannot live with their own families. I help... more »

  Cindy116 wrote:

Bringing Miracles, Inc is making an impact in the lives of vulnerable children in Kibera, Kenya. They receive food and education and are provided with uniforms and medical help should the need arise. more »

  Janissa_Balcomb wrote:

We are a small young organization but we have already made significant strides in improving the lives of the children in Ketane, Lesotho. So what sets us apart, and why should you support our work? We have an amazingly talented group of volunteers... more »

  Notis Epaminondas C. wrote:

I am involved in the Millennium Project activities since 2009, as a co-chair of the Greek Node. Although I had an experience of NGOs before, I was not expecting to find such a sound, professional but still completely voluntary commitment of members around... more »

  Rik Z. wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Gift of Life for many years. Every year I feel such emotion when seeing the look in the childrens eyes after receiving life saving heart surgeries. Nothing is better then first, saving a life, then second, seeing then gow... more »

  bowerman wrote:

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

  julie bttle wrote:

In the small villages outside of Cambodia, young girls travel a 'red dirt road' to Phnom Penh to work in the sweatshops to provide money for their families. The sweatshops are filthy, the hours are long, the work is backbreaking and the pay is marginal.... more »

  Tad G. wrote:

Amazing experience. There is a reason why many people that volunteer continue to go back. Highly recommended to anyone that is looking to serve people in impoverished areas more »

  RemiDherb wrote:

This organization, in which I volunteered during 2 months, helps teenage girls or young women (and their babies) reintegrate into society after sexual trauma. They have a farm and implement permaculture to produce more sustainably. Thanks to the farm... more »

  Writer wrote:

Volunteering with Invictus Institute has been an incredible experience! Not only am I helping students on the other side of the world, but I've also made great friends and am learning about a lovely culture. The sign up process was very simple and Kasey... more »

  John W.4 wrote:

This is a great outfit working on helping people break the cycle of poverty in Mozambique. They are a great bunch of people with huge hearts working with all their capacity. Very pure in their motivation. Support these folks doing this very impressive... more »

  snicholson wrote:

I had a great experience donating to this non profit and received a hand written thank you. more »

  ybrockdorf wrote:

Volunteering with DAWN has been one of the most meaningful experiences in my life. This isn’t just an organization that promises to help—it’s one that delivers aid directly to those who need it most. I’ve had the privilege of helping prepare medical... more »

  ramyaramana33 wrote:

Dima and Simone are passionate about seeing the power of God touch the precious young children of the world. I am grateful for their hearts, their fire and their leadership. I know that many will come to know Jesus because of this ministry and encounter... more »