Find International Nonprofits and Charities

  MBoss wrote:

I had an amazing experience with Global Citizens Network when I went to Chirapa, Peru in December 2012. I had always traveled solo before to Latin America so team travel was new to me. I met incredible people from the states as well as the community and... more »

  dolphinsurf wrote:

I have been sponsoring children through Mosaic Vision for 7 years. They are a wonderful organization that does what they say they will for the children in Uganda. more »

  Baatile wrote:

This is an organization that has conducted educational programs in four continents and many countries. Its ability to promote peace through dialogue has impacted areas like the Middle East, Sudan, and South Africa. more »

  Daisy Walters wrote:

I have been on the volunteer management team with CEN for a year. I chose the volunteer with this organization because of the focus on long term self-sustaining solutions to poverty instead of just one time hand outs. I am able to contribute the skills... more »

  CostaFree wrote:

I had a very bad experience with this charity. I had wanted to send a container of medical equipment to West Africa and was encouraged by a board member to consider Doc to Dock. I had heard about Doc to Dock at the Clinton Global Initiative and had met... more »

  Robissimo wrote:

OneMama is a wonderful organization headed up by a passionate woman who believe in changing the world to be a better place. OneMama is helping build clinics for impoverished woman in Uganda, proving them not only clean facilities for mid-wives but education,... more »

  Margie wrote:

United by Friendship is an amazingly effective organization that is led by a small group of people who believe that a real difference can be made by impacting clean water delivery, education, and medical services in Latin America. Since the organization's... more »

  dc1shot wrote:

My name is Sasha. I am 16 years old and I am a volunteer for Ray Of Hope Children Services Inc. an awesome organization which is doing an excellent work for the orphan girls of Haute Feuille, Haiti. I have volunteered in all the relief efforts such... more »

  Hydro Philanthropist wrote:

Water Charity does a ton of small, immediate and effective projects. They operate in nearly 70 countries and work closely with the Peace Corps. Due to their unique model, no overhead, and volunteer administrations, they are the most efficient... more »

  pthei1 wrote:

I have seen the photos of children who live in tin shacks with no electricity or plumbing light up with joy from the smallest gift of a toothbrush or candy necklace(things we just take for granted) to the young adults mastering a musical instrument and... more »

  courtneysmk wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this non profit for 5 years. I have seen first hand how they have helped change lives of women and orphans and communities with the work they do. They empower the people to have a higher and better quality of life. They show... more »

  Savenia72 wrote:

I recently joined the team of Global Sojourns Giving Circle to support the empowerment of girls in Africa. After 30 years of working with youth and families in the United States, I feel that the mentor model is demonstrating short-term and long-term... more »

  Ike B. wrote:

It's a Great Organization supporting African projetcs more »

  tammijohoward wrote:

I go to this mission twice a year. I sponsor a child ($20 per month) and plan to continue working with this mission for many years. We are building strong relationships with the people of this village and are giving hope to the over 250 school children.... more »

  Benjin T. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Baan Dek Foundation for 2 months now and I can say that I have fell in love with the work Baan Dek is doing and with amazing people who makes coming to Baan Dek so worth it. During my time, I worked with the Partnership Team... more »

  Gaelle1997 wrote:

No Child in Tears Inc is a startup nonprofit, that I really appreciate their programs. Their promotion of literacy program has helped more than 300 children and is continuing to grow and make a positive impact in the lives of those in need. more »

  mwooduk wrote:

In a world where the challenges we face can often seem insurmountable, Fresh Water Friends stands out as a shining example of what compassion, dedication, and strategic action can achieve. This small, but remarkable organization based in Upstate New York,... more »

  Ralexander23 wrote:

Awesome team with lovely people! Thank you for doing this! more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Um... what does this group actually do besides suck money out of philanthropy to pay for their own online play pen? Utter rubbish. more »

  ckrahulek wrote:

Seraphic Mass Association is a wonderful website. Easy to use, easy to find what you are looking for whether it's masses, holiday cards, novenas, etc. If you need help, customer service is there to help. Keep up the great work! more »

  leedavis wrote:

I have admired this organization ever since I first heard about it's goals in the 1950s. While I was in graduate school at Cornell University I heard a talk by Norman Cousins. He spoke of his vision of the U.S. actively pursuing a just and peaceful... more »

  shannon7 wrote:

o In 2009, THE INSTITUTE was instrumental in clearing the name of Sigma Huda; an anti-human trafficking leader unjustly smeared to stop her work, and organized her release from prison. o THE INSTITUTE helped to find justice for Sameh Khouzam, a... more »

  Akber T. wrote:

I would like this web site and also this type of other web site which work for charity and work for poor and needy people, i'm also worked last a ngo (HOPE ngo - Pakistan) as a project coordinator and also participant in Flood Relive Activities 2009 -10... more »

  Freda Thomas wrote:

Thanks to the gracious coordination of Jessyca Dudley, I was able to volunteer at her host school, Tuskegee International in Accra, Ghana. It was a wonderful experience for me and I know I gained as much as I gave. I was in attendance for Tuskegees... more »

  w_lind wrote:

The Institute for Christian Conciliation (ICC) is a division of Peacemaker Ministries: www.peacemaker.net/ICC In 2011 I was threatened by a Certified Christian Conciliator™ who was employed by an agency that provides 'Christian counseling and mediation... more »

  anju-narula wrote:

The American Service to India Foundation plays a significant role in furthering the medical and educational related needs in India. Besides that their primary focus has been the empowerment of women who are the central tenets of a society and who, when... more »

  JOPARROTT wrote:

The Correll Family are amazing people with a great heart for the Lord and the nations. So many dear friends coming together in the love of the Father and his plans for building the family of God together. Many tribes and tongues united in love to see... more »

  Richard Goodwin wrote:

The peace village of Neve Shalom/Wahal al Salam is a shining light that is deperatly needed in that troubled region of the world. Arabs and Jews relating and working together is what God wants from her/his people. The American Friends of Neve... more »

  shelly wrote:

CCCI saved the life of our (now) son, Mesfin, by providing him with needed open heart surgery twice. I am now working with them to help other children that need surgery. I'm also helping with an education project in Ethiopia with wonderful students,... more »

  blacklab wrote:

Person by person, village by village, Aruna Partnership is changing the lives of men, women and children through education and training. I am grateful to be part of this vibrant endeavor in which my sponsored child will continue this domino effect in... more »

  JHepp wrote:

I have donated to this organization for about 3 or 4 years, having met many of the US and international staff, along with the young peacemakers and Young Leaders. This organization goes a long way to make every penny count, while dramatically improving... more »

  mansoorsakhiy wrote:

Seems like a great charity, the CEO's pay is a lot lower than other Islamic charities and also one of the only Islamic charities that I found to be working directly in Somalia. The need to improve donor acknowledgment . `mansoor more »

  Frank Edwards wrote:

This is a sad story. A story that should touch everyone. A child not being able to go on a wish because the foundation does not have enough money, but at the same time the leader of the company is paying herself 200k a year as a non profit director. She... more »

  mess wrote:

The organization made a restart with a fresh approach and new directions under very difficult circumstances. It is amazing what it has been able to achieve with just a small staff and a dedicated diversified Board in a period of financial distress for... more »

  creation-of-a-cause wrote:

Dress For Success has helped many people in many ways i just love the services the have keep up the good work. more »

  suvodkc wrote:

maiti nepal helps victim of human trafficing and works hard to end it more »

  kurtedjohn wrote:

Reviewing the 2013 form 990, I observe the following: Revenue sources are not clearly disclosed. 75% of expenses are lumped into line #24a - "AID Expenses" A Washington Times report indicates overbilling for medical supplies. They report... more »

  Jenny0916 wrote:

Amazing and humble people willing to help regardless the situation. Very friendly and gives much of their time to help accomplish your heart's desires. more »

  aida-samir wrote:

I saw many kids had been educated and followed up for their needs through SEEDS FOR HOPE. The organization had been assessing many orphans cases, help them in their education , follow their scores and grades in their schools. more »

  acaroline wrote:

Trekking for Kids is a remarkable organization. I participated in a trip to Russia where we climbed Mt. Elbrus and raised capital for an orphanage outside of Moscow. It was a once in a lifetime opportunity where I was thankful to bond with the other... more »

  Rick wrote:

I met Haim Dahan, the founder, and became enthralled with the organization. My firm helped set up Friends of Ofanim in the US, and has helped introduce people to this cause since its beginning. By helping children in the poorest areas of Israel get supplemental... more »

  Mick E. wrote:

I am extremely proud and amazed by how hard Izaak and family work on helping others less fortunate. It would be so much easier to turn their back and live their American dream, spending their money the way they see fit, traveling when and where they... more »

  Education And More wrote:

A wonderful organization living out God's Word to help the poor and needy. AUDA helps not only the women artisans receive a fair wage for their work but also helps their families and children. They have helped the artisan communities with water projects... more »

  Claire M. wrote:

As a volunteer and intern, the more that I learn about this organization, the more that I am impressed with its actions, employees and missions. Building Tomorrow really does "walk the talk", as one grateful community member stated at the opening of the... more »

  Shadi M. wrote:

I started volunteering with Roots and Wings International in 2008. Though, initially, I only helped to update the organization's Twitter and Facebook feeds, I was soon given more responsibilities, which I gladly accepted. The thing that separates RWI... more »

  Farmboy wrote:

Home of Hope is a wonderful organization. It is well organized and well run. The executive director is incredibly enthusiastic and dedicated to the program. He works tirelessly to raise funds and encourage volunteers. Plus he travels to India twice a... more »

  Amy_239 wrote:

I have been apart of EOR for more than five years. I began as a volunteer and am now on the board. I am so excited about the wonderful things this organization does and the amazing impact it has on the lives of orphaned and vulnerable children.... more »

  charitysister1 wrote:

This group is not transparent. The founder, who lives in the US and has a professional job, takes money for his pay that is about 20% of what they raise. What kind of charity is that? My school will not raise funds for them again. The board... more »

  elginjohn wrote:

This non profit distributes health care and equipment to disabled people living in poverty. Our last project focused on distributing wheel chairs in Nicaragua. more »

  lisa88 wrote:

I was introduced to International Medical Corps' work during an internship and was immediately struck by their motto, "from relief to self-reliance". Humanitarian work goes beyond band-aid solutions and I was impressed by International Medical Corps'... more »

  Carlene wrote:

When the earthquake hit Haiti, The Salvation Army was able to be "first responder" because we have about 60 locations in the country and approximately 800 people on the ground, year-in, year-out. We serve in 119 countries globally, focusing in the impoverished... more »

  ArinDamar wrote:

My first exposure to Vital Voices, the 2012 Vital Voices Global Leadership Awards, opened my eyes to the incredible work being done there. Not only does VV bring awareness to specific, current, and important issues of our day affecting women, but they... more »

  Susan147 wrote:

After having been diagnosed with cancer, not once, but twice, I had a P.E.T. scan in 2009 that showed no evidence of disease. I live in the Bronx and my doctor is at Cancer Treatment Center of America in Tulsa. During my second diagnosis, my husband lost... more »

  Daerimin wrote:

As both a friend and vendor to Vellore CMCF, I am continually moved and inspired by the dedication and engagement displayed by all the members of the foundation. It is a privilege to provide my skills and services to support their mission, and a pleasure... more »

  Mark2345 wrote:

UCP Wheels for humanity is a tremendous orginazation that collects donated wheelchairs from end users, suppliers and manufacturers, refubishes the equpment and sends them to developing countries around the world. Without this group many people would be... more »

  Karen McCarty wrote:

I am a psychotherapist and a child of the military. After 9/11, it became increasingly obvious that the military and their families were having to bear an unaccustomed burden. Reserve and Guard units became essential to the missions abroad. Families... more »

  jan ........ wrote:

None profits should always keep CEO's salary within reason. This one is getting on the high side for a none profit. more »

  LR FUKA wrote:

ALOHA I RECEIVED THEIR SOLICITATION LETTER WITH A NICKEL TEASER AND POSTAGE PAID ENVELOPE. AFTER CONSULTING CHARITY NAVIGATOR I AM IMPRESSED WITH THEIR HIGH EFFECTIVENESS RATING INCREASING IN ALMOST EVERY YEAR FOR THE DECADE. I AM IMPRESSED WITH ARTICLE... more »

  hwortz wrote:

Love this organization and the amazing work they do! more »

  prophetable wrote:

I have had extensive experience with Love for the Nations and their director Angie Moree. We have done missions together throughout P-A-P since 2004. This organization has handed out food, clothing, toys, and supplies to needy children and I was privileged... more »

  julialwong wrote:

I first learned about Meds & Food For Kids one year ago at the nonprofit career fair at Washington University in St. Louis. MFK was distributing information about its cause and the work it does to WashU’s social activists. I was immediately impressed... more »

  LucieWin wrote:

I have personal knowledge of some of the GHNI staff through my volunteer work with them over the last two and a half years, and consider it a great privilege. Their heart for the suffering and dedication to personally venturing into areas of the world... more »

  larry.dipietro wrote:

I have been a big fan of ShelterBox for several years now. As a Rotarian, I have an implicit trust for this organization. As a District Chairman for Rotary Youth Exchange, my students have met the challenge of raising funds for and awareness of ShelterBox,... more »

  leda wrote:

Serious & brilliant. JDC has a smart approach to supporting underserved Jews and supporting Jewish learning and heritage. They work to enhance the lives of Jews in areas that have had little support. They do not impose litmus tests but, instead, meet... more »

  Talitha P. wrote:

Children of Uganda is part of my family now. I volunteered with them for a year after college and the children touched my heart so much, with their beautiful music and dance, and just their wonderful spirits. This is a small organization and has a very... more »

  linmar65 wrote:

I love this charity - I think of all the time it saves women from having to harvest wood to cook their food. They can also boil water with the solar implements that are lightweight and easy to use. Think of all the trees that are saved! I've been a... more »

  Pieps wrote:

This is a fabulous non-profit, brilliantly and compassionately conceived and beautifully designed and measured. website is www.oneacrefund.org. Go there and give these folks your support! With very simple resources and excellent and committed training,... more »

  veerni wrote:

It has been 17 years since I began working on the Veerni Project through the Global Foundation for Humanity. Empowerment of girls and women is our priority and we began by opening literacy centers some years ago in some of the poorest villages in Rajasthan.... more »

  Spandana Foundation wrote:

A great platform to support meritorious but poor students in India. Support Spandana and help needy people! - Nageswararao Nidamanuru more »

  garyb wrote:

I love this foundation. The idea came from a 9 years old boy, Stefan Lyon, who struggles with the side affects of Tourettes Syndrome. Having struggled with so many challenges he has developed an empathy for other children who are struggling. He... more »

  cmmcynthia wrote:

Proyecto Bienestar is a great organization that I volunteer with from time to time. It helps women in the United States and Mexico begin new homebasesd businesses and it changes their lives even though they may not make a fortune. It gives them a future... more »

  Peter Paul M. wrote:

I love this Organization. they really help what they say, god bless them more and they are able to change many many lives. more »

  yoyo1 wrote:

I worked for Internews and have worked for other non-profits. Internews is without question the worst organization I have encountered--I beg that you not waste your money with a gift. If possible I would rate below one star. You would need to be crazy... more »

  Jack L. wrote:

Aguayuda brings water to communities in need and also provides educational support to ensure these water resources are sustainable. I spent one week at the end of June 2010 combining my passion to help with my energy to discover. It was my first time... more »

  amy gage wrote:

It was 1990, early spring. One of my dearest old friends also of Dr and Mrs. Arya, asked that instead of presents to his new married life, could we please contribute to buy a buffalo for Mrs. Arya's project near Dehradun. We contributed, a buffalo was... more »

  terrymason wrote:

The Peace Alliance is unique in their focus to connect compassionately, whether in building a grass-roots response to reduce violence and build peace, advocating to our elected leaders to make violence reduction a policy priority, or supporting organizations... more »

  jonking wrote:

Since learning about OMPT I have been overwhelmingly fascinated with the work they do. Using video technology to spark behavior change allows the world's bottom billion to gain the necessary tools to grow. The selfless staff and volunteers commit their... more »

  Christine117 wrote:

Freedom 4/24 takes an overwhelmingly huge issue (human trafficking and sexual exploitation) and gives "regular" individuals the tools to stand against it. As a board member, I am consistently encouraged by the measures taken by our staff to expand and... more »

  dontdoit wrote:

This is the parent company in Florida of the reportedly fake "Breast Cancer Research & Support Fund" non-profit in the city of Wauwatosa, WI. They've been scamming people for donations since 2011. Got my husband to pledge $20 and it took 1 1/2 months... more »

  useratexamplecom wrote:

I worked with Lucas Oshun when he was first starting GSE and have to say he's done an amazing job of creating a niche for himself where he is perpetually surrounded by adoring teenage girls. Amazing chutzpah. more »

  nancyspillane25 wrote:

My husband and i did a bike ride from Banos, Ecuador to Puyo, Ecuador; high up in the Andes down to the Amazon Floor. We were guided by the multi-talented, Rayna Weiss, founder of the organization. Rayna did a professional job of meeting all our needs... more »

  udion wrote:

The Children's Scholarship Fund and conditional cash transfer was one of the best program I have experienced. With the assistance of the UDiON and local community, many children’s are now off child labor, families are slowly but surely getting out of... more »

  Aimee_L wrote:

Can you imagine a world where all teens care about something bigger than themselves and take action to address social issues? Who would those teens then grow up to be? What issues would they address and how much progress could they make? Imagine that... more »

  jans27 wrote:

Kiwimbi's focus is on providing opportunity through education to underserved communities world wide. I have been fortunate to travel to Africa, where I witnessed the work Kiwimbi does first hand, on the ground, in Amagoro, Kenya. In 2018, I spent a week... more »

  Elza T. wrote:

Direct Help Foundation is a great non profit organization that is directed to help Ukraine in various forms, from help to orphans to the care of wounded, from helping homeless and neglected children to women rights in Ukraine. Right now at this time... more »

  Zaky A. wrote:

Great jobs, be volunteer and donate to help the poor children...! more »

  Writer wrote:

I was blessed to have the opportunity to join Schools for Haiti on a mission trip this past October and see first-hand the important work they are doing. It was a life changing experience.Schools for Haiti is providing a solid foundation of Christ,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jacqui Caffey is a solid citizen whose kindness-of-heart always does her talking. Her efforts to help, nurture, guide and celebrate are not new, they have just become public and I applaud her initiative to help the true heroes of this country who... more »

  mattcohencpa wrote:

Powering Potential is a wonderful charitable organization that provides solar power computers and equipment to schools in Tanzania and Peru. more »

  Tracey G.3 wrote:

We have given to Lalafofofo because this non-profit not only changes the lives of girls in Tanzania who might otherwise be forced into marriage at too young an age instead of completing school and learning agency, but it also provides an incredible opportunity... more »

  gcblai3z wrote:

I became aware of this organization and its mission about two years ago. It is the first of its kind to my knowledge doing what it does for the Haitian community in Haiti and the USA. They truly are mobilizing to creat a sustainable way to invest and... more »

  Widgeon wrote:

We became involved with two Mules 6 months ago and made aware of their desire to provide hope to a remote mountainous area in Haiti-Acul region. Their focus is education of young kids who can't afford to go to school, water and sanitation improvement... more »

  brie21 wrote:

HJI is an amazing nonprofit. They assist anyone in need and truly care for the community. They help build the bridge between the local and international community to volunteer together and help those less fortunate. more »

  Joanna L wrote:

Great experience being part of Refugee JumpStart! Unique approach, definitely recommended. more »

  potstickerman wrote:

As a previous board member and a physician with mission experience in Haiti, I was extremely impressed with BBF commitment in obtaining donated materials/medications. At that time (about 12 yrs ago) they were working out of a very basic facility, yet... more »

  Writer wrote:

A wonderful organization! Awesome work environment, with amazing and ethical colleagues, Baitulmaal reaches out to victims of disaster and poverty locally and worldwide. It provides those in need with tools to help them become better members of the society... more »

  Halle wrote:

I volunteered at the World Affairs Challenge in 2008, put on by World Savvy. The event was extremely organized, from volunteer training to execution. I believe the students truly benefited from the event, and it opened my eyes to the inequities of our... more »

  Tauny026 wrote:

My experience with the Center for Justice &Accountability;(CJA) was very eye-opening and personally full-filling. CJA's work in this relatively novel area of law is extremely important for the international human rights movement and U.S. citizens who... more »

  brigitte wrote:

Pregnant with my 3rd child, I took refuge from the Rwandan genocide in the Congo. I found a job working for an American nonprofit, but was arrested and torturred by Congolese authorities after being suspected of being a U.S. spy. When I was released,... more »

  Anna I.2 wrote:

Stumbling upon Metta's website about 5 years ago completely transformed my life. At that time I was looking for resources and courses to understand how we can transform our society through nonviolent means, as I've always believed that violence is not... more »

  Laura Watson wrote:

Helping to facilitate an experience for a child who doesn't have access to sailing is a great joy! Pegasus is an incredible project for kids of all ages! It is a top notch run organization providing direct and invaluable types of experiences for at risk... more »

  martha p wrote:

In my many years of volunteering, I have found Tri-Valley CAREs to be unique, particularly in two qualities. The first is that it accomplishes so much good in the community and the world on such a modest budget. The second is that each year, during... more »

  Candace_B wrote:

Shangri LaMy life completely changed when I went to Nepal.I had no idea what to expect, nor did I ever really consider that I would go there, but it turned out to be the closest thing to heaven. Namaste spirit, is a good way to describe... more »

  ChrisLizLyser wrote:

Being donors and advocates of Fair Trade USA fits perfectly into our world view. Through travel to a variety of countries in the global South, we have gained an understanding of the devastating effects of the status-quo global trade model. We feel passionate... more »

  vchennuri wrote:

ILP does an incredible job connecting interested volunteers with schools that need their help the most. Volunteers have the opportunity to assist in whatever area they feel most passionate about, from teaching students of all different ages to helping... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  Tillie E. wrote:

I've volunteered and donated to Africare via The African Well Fund for many years now and I'm always impressed by the work that's being done in Africa. Money and time well spent. Keep up the good work! more »

  katzuri wrote:

I found out about this organisation by listening to a TED talk given by its founder. He is a university professor who researched the subject of slavery in the 21st century. He discovered that ALL countries in our world have slaves (yes S-L-A-V-E-S, defined... more »

  karmanyethadani@hotmail.com wrote:

I have interned in their office in Delhi, India. They are doing a lot to raise their voice against female foeticide, child labour, corporal punishment, and to promote education of children. I also appreciiate that they have now adopted more of a right-based... more »

  figuresnow wrote:

The Federation for American Immigration Reform is a great organization that helps ordinary Americans like myself participate in the political process. FAIR promotes smart and common sense immigration policies like stopping illegal immigration and reducing... more »

  greatgreat wrote:

I continue to be amazed by the outstanding work that EPIC does on privacy, one of the most important issues in our country today. Top tier policy analysis. Impactful cases. Powerful media and Internet presence. Brilliant campaigns. Clear focus on mission.... more »

  Sarah MH wrote:

When I came to a Proyecto Horizonte outside Cochabamba, the largest project of the Bolivian Charity Foundation, as a volunteer I had great expectations. I was also fearful, that this would not be the right place for me and my work wouldn't make any difference.... more »

  shumcxmaschild1 wrote:

This Non-Profit does a great job in helping to stamp out hunger by empowering women and getting them ready for a meaningful job. There is a training and mentoring program aspect of WHEAT which can lead a woman to work in the retail industry as more... more »

  patti wrote:

I love what YES does because it is working to ensure that our future will be led by people who understand what is important. By supporting young community leaders around the world, YES makes a difference today and lays the groundwork for sustainable,... more »

  LawyerMediator wrote:

CDR is the most highly disorganized, leaderless organization in this field. I would recommend working with any other training institution aside from this one. These people do not seem to have any grasp of any reality outside of their own. Founders' Syndrome... more »

  David Turnoff wrote:

EngenderHealth is a unique organization that supports local health professionals provide the best care possible to people and communities in more than 25 countries. They don't run clinics, EngenderHealth partners with governments to ensure that women... more »

  Mar7 wrote:

Adventures in Missions is an amazing organization that is passionate about making disciples of Christ and telling the world about Him. I've enjoyed following this organization for the past 6 years and seeing how God is using them to mobilize the next... more »

  shoots wrote:

Ventures in People is a wonderful way to provide a helping hand to the people of Haiti. They provide scholarships, 4-H programs, and clean water for these desperate people. I fully support VIP in its mission in Haiti to 'Help Haitians Help Themselves".... more »

  roogie50 wrote:

I was introduced to African American Future Society approximately 5 years ago through a passionate young man by the name of Yul Anderson. Yul has always expressed his concern about the future of black america and has defined his thought processes... more »

  AudreyZimm wrote:

Friends has great ideas and projects but needs more manpower and funds to be more effective to reach more people and save more lives. It is brilliant what they do accomplish with very little funds. They have a great network of locations in their region... more »

  Becky39 wrote:

There are many hours of volunteers here in the US working the offices for HCO. There are many volunteers that go to Haiti to help lives become stronger. I personally served with RoRo many years ago and know that the dedication from him and his team are... more »

  wphhou wrote:

According to the Better Business Bureau, "ACCION International (ACCION) does not meet the following Standard for Charity Accountability. Standard 10: Ending Net Assets - Avoid accumulating funds that could be used for current program activities. To meet... more »

  Alafia4Hope wrote:

Alafia Airlines International, LLC has been priviledged to work hand in hand with World Medical Relief of Detroit, MI. WMR was started in 1953 by Irene M. Auberlin a compassionate and caring woman who decided to do something to help an orphan of the... more »

  Robin J. wrote:

I have been on 4 trips to Africa with Physicians for Peace (PFP). Physicians for Peace is a program that promotes health care education. I work with the Maternal-Child Program . In Monrovia Liberia we taught midwives and midwifery students... more »

  janetplanetjs wrote:

For 30 years, the Carter Center has been making positive change by taking practical action to alleviate suffering and by advocating for democratic process around the world. I'm a long-time donor and happy with the results of my donations. more »

  mnahra wrote:

I continue to be impressed with the training and opportunities this organization provides for young women to develop effective political and community leadership skills. Through programs such as CAMP, which promotes peace through training women from... more »

  Elizabeth Banks wrote:

The reason I am leaving this review is becuase I think that readers of this site might be fooled by the high ranking of CHF. The fact of the matter is this organization does a very bad job with constituent relations. I did not recieve a tax letter for... more »

  ncpart wrote:

I am a volunteer with Peer Servants and was recently sent by Peer Servants to Cusco, Peru to help native women obtain a microloan for a business I helped them to start. This has the effect of helping not only the nine women I worked with, but potentially... more »

  Patricia57 wrote:

Being a part of Missions of Love has been a life changing experience for me. Thinking I was retiring, to travel and do things at home that I had always put off. God had other plans (The Mission Field). I was with Missions of Love for 2 years before I... more »

  Stefanie V. wrote:

I met Michael Daube 3 years ago in Cologne and was very impressed by his spirit and soul. As long as there are people like him, caring for others that much, there is hope. Citta was my decision for my annual donations because everything goes 100% into... more »

  ldaymercer wrote:

David Hatley Ministries, aka Christian Ministries in Africa (CMIA) is a phenominal organization, providing a home, love, eduacation, and medical help for ~180 orphans in Kenya. They also serve the children in the slums of Kenya by providing meals each... more »

  DOVEFUND wrote:

The D.O.V.E. Fund is a not-for-profit organization providing support to the poorest areas of Vietnam. It was founded in 2000 by a number of Vietnam Veterans who were contacted by the then-U.S. Ambassador to Vietnam, Pete Peterson. Ambassador Peterson's... more »

  ejwmbise wrote:

I volunteered with the mission outreach project while Pastor Emma was in Mississippi collecting clothing and medical supplies for the needy. The program is very much needed and it help those who are in poverty and that has a great need. It was an honor... more »

  holisticWORLD wrote:

in 1990 I saw a documentary about streetkids on the belgian TV..from the foundation IBISS in Rio de Janeiro , from the Dutch Director Nanko van Buuren ....as TennisPro , I was so overwhelmed what I saw and I start "Tennis out of your Heart" , to support... more »

  Hannahjessie wrote:

I am currently a volunteer with WITNESS and I am constantly impressed by how dedicated and effective it is as an organization. I have volunteered for several non-profits and never have I met people who are so dedicated to and passionate about human rights.... more »

  Fareed wrote:

This is one of the few best NGOs in Afghanistan. Its healthcare programs and training of health professionals in Southwest of Afghanistan has key role in bringing positive changes for the communities. more »

  Kiri S. wrote:

I have been inspired by the dedication of the small band of incredibly active members who selflessly devote hours and day to sew, travel and promote the needs of this worthwhile cause. It is very easy to feel sympathy for children in need and to whip... more »

  j2ulie wrote:

How can you not love Birthright? Free trip, amazing cultural experience, and fantastic trip leaders showing you around the country. Birthright is a fantastic organization which lives up to its high praise. more »

  mnmama wrote:

My favorite charity to donate to and follow on social media!! Love how much they help the children and show their happy smiling faces :) more »

  daroff wrote:

A great organization! The leading group focusing on Aliyah (Bringing a substantial number of Jews to live in Israel and ensuring their successful integration); Jewish-Zionist Education (Connecting the next generation with Israel and Jewish peoplehood... more »

  Robert wrote:

Aiki Extensions was founded 11 years ago on the simple but worthy proposition that the founder of Aikido was right when he claimed that the philosophy underlying the art, often called "the art of peace", was much more than a set of martial techniques... more »

  hvsdinfo wrote:

The people who run this organization are the real deal. Mr Watterson and Mr Young devote much of their time (non paid positions) to help insure Veterans are taken care of. The Veterans Resource Center is managed by the Homeless Veterans Services of... more »

  Mwauson wrote:

Makarios has changed countless lives (including mine, but most importantly those of children and families in the Dominican Republic). This organization has so much heart and is fueled by a love for Jesus. Their work inspires me and others, and the seeds... more »

  MetaApe wrote:

Matthew McDaniel was furiously working away at a keyboard in an internet cafe in ChiangRai, northern Thailand, when I first clapped eyes on him early in 2003. Wearing a ragged hat and battered cowboy boots he walked out to his mud-spattered, uniquely... more »

  jesus4unme wrote:

Catalyst for Kids (CFK) has provided an excellent way to reach out to others in need. 100% of what I give goes to where I see the need. CFK is a catalyst for needs in Ukraine and Africa. Because everyone involved in the US, is a volunteer, there is... more »

  Antonette wrote:

I had a great experience volunteering at the Fundacion MIR schools. The children were very happy that we were there spending time with them. This is a great cause! more »

  MariaJoseMorla wrote:

I have been fortuitous of applying my communication skills in my volunteer work as the Social Media Administrator for Causes for Change International. I was captivated by this organization's mission of providing aid to children, women and people living... more »

  mandy3 wrote:

Serving the scavengers of the Guatemala City garbage dump through Potter's House has been a true blessing! The genuine love they have for the more »

  Gloria26 wrote:

I am so pleased to be a part of this organization and its project groups in The Village P.r.o.j.e.c.t.s (www.villageprojects.net). I have watched it grow from just an idea to an organization that has made a positive difference in hundreds of lives through... more »

  brian1 wrote:

A local nonprofit that I'm happy to endorse, Forgotten Voices was started a few years ago by an incredibly motivated friend of mine who left his career to launch this organization and focus full time on making a difference in the lives of AIDS orphans... more »

  nuwamanya wrote:

If there has been any organization that feels for its clients, liberty institute of advocates is excellent. My family and i have been helped regain our stability in Bujumbura Burundi Africa after we lost everything in the civil war. my family and i extend... more »

  Andrew Donnie wrote:

I love the work they are doing globally helping the world's neediest orphanages and children with essential supplies. Beyond that, they have discovered the real secret to creating lasting change is in establishing programs and projects that empower... more »

  Jim_121 wrote:

Please see this link below: http://english.cpc.people.com.cn/206972/206974/8305636.html There are only 85 million CCP members. They claim they already helped 120 million quit. more »

  Ray wrote:

For two years I have donated money to partially cover operating costs. I like the focus of this group; they work closely with grassroots and community groups in Sri Lanka, and take on small projects that are ignored by the larger agencies, but are no... more »

  coolziek wrote:

his teachings are not suited for the rest of the world. but for a people who expect everything from God with force. they are not doctrinally sound and he seems to not know what he is talking about even with all the experience he has. He is a good guy,... more »

  love Haiti wrote:

This small start-up non-profit works with Haitian youth and builds composting toilets in a country where so many people have no sanitation. A completely volunteer staff, every penny goes to building facilities and infrastructure development. With a dream... more »

  ansharma wrote:

Aqwalife is a Pittsburgh-based charity that aims to solve water crises worldwide. In my time with the org, I have been impressed with the team's capacity for technical and charitable contributions to communities in Pittsburgh, India, Haiti, Rwanda, Ethiopia... more »

  Greg F. wrote:

Bill Koops of Allegro Solutions is an exemplary organizational manager. I don't know of a leader in the non-profit world who is more committed to building organizational systems that are effective and scalable. He doesn't simply solve problems, he finds... more »

  NicaVolunteer wrote:

I have volunteered with Jubilee House Community (JHC) for 1 - 3 weeks a year for many years. During each visit I have been privileged to see each and every member of JHC work as hard as they can alongside, with, and for poor people. They put every resource... more »

  amy wrote:

The administration, staff and children are all wonderful. I stayed at the House of Moses which was clean and comfortable and the food provided was very good. I had a wonderful experience and would recommend this organization highly to anyone considering... more »

  fxcarlin wrote:

This is a faith based International organization with a $40 million annual program. IOCC also has a domestic program and services in the USA. They are efficient, effective and very credible among those they serve.They do not live the "white Toyota Landcruiser"NGO... more »

  M_Henry wrote:

Bridges to Prosperity envisions a world where poverty caused by rural isolation no longer exists and by the way their operation is laser focused and targeted, they are bound to make significant progress towards that lofty goal. Their unique ability... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys help budding businesspeople around the world get their businesses going. more »

  Edouard Ruelle wrote:

I co-founded and am the president of the Children of Peru Foundation, a 501c3 charity doing work in Peru helping poor children in the areas of healthcare and education. The Children of Peru Foundation partnered with MMFC for the first time in... more »

  rmay wrote:

I have been to Israel twice and both times have become familiar with the incredible work of Magen David Adom, which supports the lifesaving efforts of Magen David Adom (MDA) in Israel and represents MDA in the US. Not everyone is aware that the MDA National... more »

  lmedlyn wrote:

Sesame Street has been a big part of our daughter Tori's life from the time she was little. Tori was born with a list of medial issues and a diagnosis of severe autism. During all of her struggles Sesame Street has always been there for her. Our family... more »

  dhaefeli wrote:

Having visited the schools that Project Zawadi has in Tanzania, I highly support the success it is having in helping individuals achieve success and bettering their lives. 100% of a donation goes directly to Project Zawadi. Great job and kudos... more »

  MaryLevg wrote:

The MMP-MC non-profit and its President Claudine Dussert, Ph.D. and others are doing a superb job bringing emergency relief, alleviating poverty, and helping orphans, poor children, disaster victims, refugees and suffering people of all faiths rebuild... more »

  Brianna P. wrote:

IIRR is changing the lives of both children and adults all around the world. They work tirelessly to promote education for girls, women, and other marginalized communities ensuring that they have a chance to overcome poverty and positively change their... more »

  Roger wrote:

I have been to Bolivia twice, each time visiting the projects of Quaker Bolivia Link. Most of them are in rural communities in the highland, not much reached by the outer world. The projects I visited were three types, greenhouses on the altiplano where... more »

  erickrabins wrote:

PATH is an exceptional organization that directly touches people and helps to improve thier prospects for the future. they have provided me a way to tangibly see the benefits of my donations and volunteeer work. high integrity all around and i recommend... more »

  revclb wrote:

I worked on an Episcopal Relief and Development sponsored project in Honduras, and continue to contribute to them. They do GREAT work! more »

  Melissa wrote:

Wonderful agency. The staff is very helpful and supportive. We would definitely use them again and refer other families to them. more »

  Amalia FourHawks wrote:

Cultural Survival has done so much not only for us as artists, but for the Indigenous peoples of the world. As Native Americans, we have seen so many organizations who say that they are helping Native people, but Cultural Survival actually does it! They... more »

  juliescott5 wrote:

I love Haiti Child Sponsorship and the work they do in Port-au-Prince! The school and community served benefits greatly from their investment -- from daily meals to clean water projects and rebuilding the school after the 2010 earthquake -- they have... more »

  Marcia M. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Hearts In Motin (based in Highland, Indiana), and traveling to Guatemala for over 10 years. I assist in the medical clinics, primarily checking the vision of our under-resourced visitors. We give away, free of charge, eyeglasses,... more »