Find Job Training Nonprofits and Charities

  Umesh Desai wrote:

Excellent work in rural development particularly working in water sector and tribal development. Professionalism in dealing with donor and other agencies and working with government. more »

  fpdibari wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of an extraordinary orginization known as Maryland New Direction's. MND just celibrated its 39th Anniversary and put on a fabulous event at University of Baltimore. The event was excellent and well done in so many ways. The... more »

  momifer wrote:

I follow Marley's Mutt's on Facebook. Zach and his team are beyond amazing. They take in, care for, rehabilitate, train, and (if necessary) have the dogs treated medically. Truth be known, most of their animals require medical attention, for many of... more »

  Kathy-VTS wrote:

I am a Volunteer with Veterans Transition Support. It has been an honor and a pleasure working with the VTS Team. Each month during our weekend program at Camp Pendleton we get to serve those who are serving our country ! more »

  Mimi8 wrote:

My son was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age 23 after failing college, finishing an EET associates degree,getting a fine job and being asked to leave after the training period ended. He was never told why he was asked to resign. He then spent... more »

  mikemoradian wrote:

As a board member, I am proud of the contribution Honor Society Foundation is making to help individuals lead better lives and pursue their education. Honor Society Foundation has been making scholarships to student leaders in 8 categories, has created... more »

  john23 wrote:

I am one of the founders of this organization, so I know firsthand how we change the lives of the survivors. You can see our work yourself by visiting our programs - read all about our recent volunteer trip here: http://www.madebysurvivors.com/teamindia2010 more »

  Delores wrote:

I am a former female prisoner and I am very grateful for the assistance that Genesis was able to provide to me. They have ministered to me and have held me accountable in my walk with the Lord. I have truly grown in the Word and I am now working and... more »

  diane11 wrote:

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

  hplphotos wrote:

I first learned about the Jewish Council for the Aging in 1995 when my 80 year old father, a dementia patent, attended the JCA's adult day care program at their Misler Center. My father would return home from the Misler Center in the late afternoon with... more »

  ruthie1 wrote:

I am working toward my MSW degree at the University of Michigan. The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan has been a great place to learn how to do therapy. It is an incredibly supportive environment, and everyone who works there works incredibly hard... more »

  nonprofit2020 wrote:

I attended the Wed Dev class in Jan and the PAN Networking class in Dec. The VetinTech program offers wonderful opportunities for Veterans to learn tech. Ms. Melisa Wright did an outstanding job in supporting our classes. This is the best benefit for... more »

  Senii Buadromo wrote:

Job Train is very interesting and I enjoy being here. The staff/ Counselors are very helpful and nice. I do recommend jobtrain services to friends and family and those who are looking for a new career and new direction in their lives. more »

  Writer wrote:

I was mentored by FourBlock as a US Marine Corps Wounded Warrior at Walter Reed. FourBlock is the only nonprofit to be officially sponsored by the command there. That says a lot. Their mentors follow through and care for you, as long as you commit to... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... more »

  SenCook wrote:

This is the most extraordinary organization I have ever known! Really! Five volunteers formed a charity that helps returning combat veterans get the equipment (hence, "Vessels") they need to start their own businesses. Since 2008, these volunteers... more »

  karen m wrote:

I came to this non profit with the hope and intention of becoming the best possible candidate for employment with very old skills and very low self esteem. I had been a homemaker for years by choice and unintentionally excluded myself from the job market.... more »

  Xyuu wrote:

Through csix I discovered LinkedIn which over the past 10 years has allowed me to connect with many people for professional networking. The LinkedIn and job search skills I learned at csix have allowed me to change careers to a field I love. I would recommend... more »

  Leslie A. wrote:

I have been associated with ECF for over three decades. It has become the premiere vendor of services in the greater Los Angeles area. Its breath of services covers birth to senior citizen, excelling in each program. I know this because i have spoken... more »

  RickStover wrote:

Second Chance, Inc. has been there for the nonprofit organization, Fells Point Corner Theatre (FPCT) as the Go-To place for finding set pieces that would be too costly to purchase elsewhere. Many sets are of a time period that calls for detail, materials... more »

  littleduck wrote:

They wouldn't train me for a job. They just want people to email them resumes so they can show that they're helping people, but really they're not doing nothing. I've been unemployed for 4 years. They didn't offer any job training at all. more »

  Monica Reyes wrote:

I have been a proud volunteer and board member of Irving Cares for several years, and I'm thoroughly impressed with the quality of service our staff and volunteers provide our community. As an Irving resident, a corporate donor and personal donor, I'm... more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  Karina S. wrote:

Great organization that really cares about the students they serve. more »

  gajendra wrote:

rajasthan samgrah kalyan sansthan india working good job in rural area india for Poor rural communities more »

  monifa18 wrote:

Vision services for the blind has been a great experience for me. I enjoy helping people who need it most. It has made me become a skilled individiual over the past 4years. The service has many programs to offer for the blind and visually impaired to... more »

  Lisa243 wrote:

Pennsylvania Women Work offers a variety of programs to help individuals in transition access the skills and education they need to become economically self-sufficient. Pennsylvania Women Work provides individual job placement assistance to people referred... more »

  jeanine wrote:

Women Employed is a smart, interesting and important Nonprofit for women of Illinois. It is a clearing house for all issues that are important to women. It invites you to participate on any level that you are comfortable with as well as offering information... more »

  kitkraussgmailcom wrote:

What a treasure!! My daughter was teaching 2nd grade in and elementary school in West Philly. She wanted to provide a summer camp opportunity for a few of her students that had no summer plans. She and I discovered Camp Ginkgo, a summer program offered... more »

  YJC wrote:

I am a volunteer/mentor at Upwardly Global. I have seen first hand how this wonderful organization assists professional refugees and immigrants in rebuilding their careers here in US. My mentee, who is from Mexico, had had a difficult time finding a... more »

  rslevy wrote:

CorpsAfrica is a phenomenal organization! As a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer from Morocco, I love seeing firsthand the amazing work they are doing to instill the spirit of volunteerism and community development in Morocco and now Senegal and Malawi.... more »

  Bluegrass princess wrote:

I am a native Lexantonian and having lived here my entire life, I have witnessed many changes. I too grew up in Fairington Apt a subsidized housing complex. I lived there from 1979 to 1991. I had no idea really how poor we were and we always had something... more »

  ebdickey wrote:

DFN is a phenomenal charity working to educate the Dalit children of India through English medium schools. They are freeing many Dalits from lives of slavery, oppression and poverty through the Dalit Education Centers. I highly recommend this organization.... more »

  E. Fisher wrote:

WHW provides important employment services to underprivileged communities in Orange County. Janie Wolicki and her staff are tireless advocates on behalf of WHW clients and are deeply dedicated to the organization's mission. WHW changes people's lives... more »

  joe.advancedair wrote:

Very pleased to work with Baker Industries. Baker Industries is eager to help individuals who need it. It has been a wonderful experience to work with them. more »

  Longdistance wrote:

I have seen the amazing things that this organization has done for our countries veterans and their families. They have changed lives and continue to create life changing opportunities for our hero's. Please look them up and support them. I do... more »

  james14 wrote:

I am moved both by the drive of the ESL students and the passion of the MCIF Center staff in helping recent immigrants live the American Dream. Sometimes that dream is as simple as providing an immigrant mother like current MCIF Center student Wendy... more »

  L.S. Harris wrote:

The odds are against young men and women who have children at early ages. Many fail to realize that these young men and women are very resilient, and with proper support from the community and others who care, these young people can go on to become productive,... more »

  trodat wrote:

What a warm and friendly staff. Smiles! It's obvious the people who work here are passionate about what they do. It was neat to experience all the excitement in the air. I look forward to coming back. more »

  East1082 wrote:

My wife is diabetic and participates in the JDRF walk. She worked hard to fundraise and put her team together. I wanted to get her a professional team look and I was lucky to find spectrum designs. The price was great and experience was exceptional. Ask... more »

  aguobiagelis wrote:

Meet Ifechukwu Chime She is an orphan from Udi local government in Enugu state.She is 6YEARS old and stop at primary two because her school fees could not been paid due to the financial challenges .presently she is living with her aged grandmother.luckily... more »

  SindyL wrote:

This review was collected by the Mary's Center staff through an offline review form and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern. more »

  sheilaking wrote:

SSV is one of the few nonprofits that provide our Veterans , wounded warriors and their families a holistic approach to reintegration. They are a national fully service agency for providing Veterans assistance in filing their VA claims or appealing their... more »

  Howard F. wrote:

The only reason this doesn't get five stars is that I am still new to the ministry, and yet they've won four stars in my book easily. I have got to know their leadership, which has decades of experience in the neighborhood they serve, and am... more »

  momofcollegestudent wrote:

My son was off to college and needed a laptop. PC's for Maine saved our family $1050 by getting us a refurbished laptop instead of buying brand new. It works perfect, and he loves it. They also gave him Microsoft Office Suite and Antivirus protection... more »

  tomperry718 wrote:

Act Now is fantastic with their support for veterans. I am a recent veteran and the tech job market is very difficult at this time with layoffs. It is very helpful having veteran originations providing opportunities more »

  weswinkler wrote:

CUMAC feeds people and changes lives, not just the lives of recipients but also the lives of the donors and volunteers. We work to directly reduce hunger through providing groceries to those in need and we work to break the cycle of poverty thropugh... more »

  rrajani wrote:

I have been working with Indian Dreams Foundation for a short while now and in that time have been incredibly impressed by the organisations commitment and drive to bring education to underprivileged children. With little money, they have made an incredible... more »

  Admiral wrote:

Corporate America Supports You (CASY) finished 2014 with $906K in revenue. Total Military Family Job Placements for 2014 were 5,015. First contribution for 2015 from The Call Of Duty Endowment (CODE)was for over $1Million. This followed a thorough week... more »

  Richard wrote:

Lifestyes is a great organization. I found out about them through their radio station Lifestyles Radio on Live365.com more »

  minnarose wrote:

Pogo Park is an organization that is working really deeply within the community. I visited this organization as part of a college project, and was really impressed by what I saw. Not only have they turned two abandoned parks into amazing revitalized places,... more »

  Breanne T. wrote:

MedTechVets is an outstanding non-profit that provides a service that is extremely valuable and long lasting to Veterans. The 7-week Academy provides veterans with resources and tools to transition their resume and work experience from military to civilian.... more »

  Cesar wrote:

Center for Living and Learning took me into their paid on the job training program as I was finishing drug treatment. Right before that I had been to prison. I was very afraid to go out and find work. CLL helped me get many job skills, a GED, dental assistance... more »

  3DMark40 wrote:

Hope Services is a good organization that is a vital part of the developmental disability community. My experience at Hope Services has been rewarding so far. As a Client Advocate Peer Counselor working with the developmental disabilities people, I am... more »

  CarolynT wrote:

I'm proud to be a Board member of The Lemong'o Project. Since it's formation, The Project has provided countless free school lunches and supported teacher salaries, which make education accessible and successful for the children on Lemong'o. more »

  Aja Kiri G. wrote:

Crossroads is a great place to help serve the most needy in our community. Whether you are helping prepare or serve meals at the Soup Kitchen or seeing a client for the first time as a counselor, you are sure to leave feeling like you've made a difference... more »

  marge2 wrote:

For the last 39 years MEND has consistently served the poor of the northeast San Fernando Valley. Their social service programs cover a wide range of needs and offer job training as well. It is frugally run with only 6% of its budget used for administration... more »

  Chuck Woodson wrote:

Swords has been assisting Veterans in need since the 1970's in the San Francisco Bay area. To really evaluate a non-profit organization all you have to do is go to the men and women who are receiving the benefits from the organization. Having served 24... more »

  Ogechi A. wrote:

AtlantaGLOW is an organization genuinely dedicated to improving the lives of young women, teaching them how to be responsible, both socially and financially. I'm so honored to volunteer here!! more »

  Rodrick S. wrote:

I am a current volunteer for Warm Body Warm Soul Help Center and I enjoy working at this non-profit organization. We provide services to the homeless people (Food, clothing, jobs, etc.). Also, we encourage them with whatever they're struggling with in... more »

  CMK67 wrote:

What a wonderful group! I enjoy the live videos and have learned many things from them. The online job community is a bit different from physical jobs and they do a wonderful job introducing you and teaching how it all works; from the units to the general... more »

  Jerald Feinstein wrote:

We are an all-volunteer nonprofit - - - organized to mentor and coach unemployed young adults residing in high poverty, remote, and marginalized areas of the planet to set up and run their own Internet-based companies as well as connecting them with investors... more »

  DEEZ wrote:

I was a client of Recovery Ventures from 2007-2008. During the application process I was told that I would recieve job trainning. I was very intrested in not only getting clean and sober but in also recieving job trainning that would allow me to enter... more »

  InTeacher I. wrote:

La fundación a través de su experiencia nos ha ayudado a crecer como empresa (InTeacher), con grandes profesionales, actualmente contamos con una convocatoria del gobierno y con la ayuda de DTS estamos a la espera de salir adelante con esta iniciativa. more »

  Debbie Hall wrote:

This organization has an enormous impact the lives of the rural poor! I have seen their work and talked to their small business owners on two trips -- one to Kakamega, Kenya and southeast Uganda, and another to Dodoma, Tanzania. The volunteer Business... more »

  rachel17 wrote:

I had been volunteering with Sunset Youth Services (SYS) for over four years before deciding to join their Board of Directors in 2009. I'm so energized to be a Board Member! SYS is a truly amazing organization. Their staff are among some of the most... more »

  Lauren S.6 wrote:

I have been working with Project Relo and their team for a little over a year and am absolutely blown away by not only their commitment but by the impact they are making all across corporate America. Project Relo is an exceptional organization, reaching... more »

  dargirl123 wrote:

I volunteer for this charity; Hire Our Heroes, the reason that I wanted to get involved was to give to our military veterans, my way of saying thank you to them for their service. Hire Our Heroes is unique that it includes Veterans helping other Veterans... more »

  Wendy38 wrote:

La Casa Norte does truly incredible work and fills a void by providing services to youth and their families. The organization is extraordinarily well run and efficient with their dollars. more »

  kellywong24 wrote:

As a girl growing up, I didn’t have an organization like Women in Technology to encourage me to stay interested in technical subjects, so I didn’t stay interested because I thought I wasn’t smart enough. Throughout college, I didn’t have an organization... more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  rstern711 wrote:

I recently retired after a corporate career. My wife works for a veteran service non-profit and suggested I connect with Candorful as a volunteer interviewer. I tried it and immediately was hooked. A lot of the enjoyment I derive comes from helping... more »

  troxie22 wrote:

I have used the Shred for Good by Challenge Enterprises of NFL service for many years. I truly appreciate the service they provide and that they do these services while providing a wonderful environment for those with disabilities to enjoy a fulfilling... more »

  Sarah_SD wrote:

Never Suport this organization. They are misusing the fund received from donors. Their accounting is a mess. The EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR is so incapable that ALL good employees are leaving the organization. The work environment is very bad. The Director of... more »

  morganmatias wrote:

I am Morgan Matias an Intern at Your Future Is Our Business. I’ve been interning at YFIOB since January 2017. During my time I’ve filled a lot of important roles. My current role is a workshop provider, where I teach local students about entrepreneurship,... more »

  mobileUser457607 wrote:

Great programs! Fun atmosphere! Knowledgeable staff! more »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  mimi_graves wrote:

The Latino Community Association is a lifesaver for the minority, but ever-increasing Latino population. With a scavenger budget, LCA serves as a jobs resource, posting jobs from Craig's list in Spanish and creating specific resumes for clients in need... more »

  SPines wrote:

I am currently a greatful student at DC Central Kitchen. I have learned alot and love the program. The hands on hands experience is something that I will treasure for the rest of my life. The staff is wonderful. You learn alot of things about the kitchen... more »

  sequoiabrigadecamp wrote:

Sequoia Brigade Camp is an adventure-oriented Christian camp which caters to boys and girls in the western United States. For more than 10 years we have partnered with Brigade Air to provide an aviation experience for young men and women 8th grade and... more »

  jedmonds wrote:

I am a director of a program on the campus of Arkansas State University Mountain Home Ar. of a program designed to assist students enroll in a two year college.We request all of our potential students to apply for the Single Parent Scholarship funds as... more »

  rick23 wrote:

JVS has partnered with CVS/Pharmacy to create a Regional Learning Center, where CVS and JVS offer training and development not only to CVS employees, but also to the JVS client population as well. Our partnership is very unique, and incredibly rewarding... more »

  Adam B.4 wrote:

I was involved with Constructing Hope back in 2007 helping them get their Oregon State Certification for their pre-apprenticeship program. With that certification came acceptance by most construction unions to accept their graduates straight into their... more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  shemphill wrote:

Bridges Training Foundation is a much needed, wonderful organization that improves the lives of young adults! Bridges not only advocates, teaches and finds job placements for these precious people, but also offers a friendly place to feel and be apart... more »

  Lisa Szilagyi wrote:

Our son James has been in the program just over two years and its been amazing for him. Being out in the community and learning things about everyday life makes this program like no other. The directors and staff are a joy to work with and have such good... more »

  Mariea S. wrote:

THE URBAN ALLIANCE WORKS DILIGENTLY AND CREATIVELY TO ASSIST OUR YOUTH AND ACHIEVING THEIR GOALS AND ASPIRATIONS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND BEYOND BY OPENING UP NEW WORLDS AND EXPERIENCES FOR THEM. THEY HELP STUDENTS BELIEVE THEY CAN AND WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AND... more »

  donna8 wrote:

Suited for Change (SFC)is an amazing organization! Their mission is to equip, educate and empower women to move from unemployment to jobs and self sufficiency in an environment of trust & respect. But those are just words---what they do is change lives!... more »

  tmnorfleet wrote:

This organization always looks for new and innovate ways to assist women who are trying to get back into the working world, or establish themselves in the working environment. This organization truly cares about the well-being of each and every client.... more »

  renee8912 wrote:

One Community Now (OCN) is a joyful blessing to our community, with loving contributions of time and resources given to those in need of assistance, a helping hand and supportive encouragement. OCN gives those looking for a way to give or serve the professional... more »

  Pabby wrote:

I joined Yielding Accomplished African Women (Yaa.W) in December 2019 after I participated in their Women in Machine Learning Conference. This was the first ever and the only conference of its kind in Africa. Since then, I have been given a... more »

  Jackie O.2 wrote:

Very helpful in these hard times, We really appreciate all the help!! more »

  proudvolunteer8 wrote:

My family became homeless due to a fire in the middle of the night. My children had nothing but pajamas and a friend a church suggested we contact The Eight. The organization was kind and thoughtful. They gave each of my children their own bag filled... more »

  Unshattered wrote:

WFW is exceptionally helpful in serving their community and their partners. The Founder has incredible business acumen paired with the perfect blend of coaching and support. Any organization would be lucky to work with WFW and any donor would be wise... more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  daknicks73 wrote:

I was introduced to the Recovery Survival Network while in the county jail and expected it to be like the other agencies i had encountered. I was pleasently surprised to find that they were truly concerned about my life going forward and not just interested... more »

  Jason.Zeikowitz wrote:

KindCause fulfills the needs of nonprofits, technology services, volunteers, and experts by bringing them together to accomplish their shared and individual goals. By bringing in experts and technology services, they develop volunteers to drive the impact... more »

  FoPiP wrote:

This program rescues dogs and women! Female inmates train dogs rescued from kill shelters. The dogs teach the women life skills of empathy, patience, responsibility and accountability and the inmates teach the dogs basic obedience training. Both heal... more »

  EStimson wrote:

Our son has been a client since 2001 and he has loved every day. From the first day, Tierra has strived to provide a program that encourages our son to grow and enjoy his life. That enjoyment is exemplified by his contributions to the community through... more »

  Margaret Gullette wrote:

Since 1997 I have worked with my Nicaraguan counterpart, Dr. Rosa Elena Bello, first to improve adult literacy and then to start and maintain a Free High School for Adults. It has had an illustrious history since it opened in 2002. It is open to all the... more »

  Charlene Sorby A. wrote:

I have been involved with this ministry for the past 10 years and feel so privileged to do so. There are so many opportunities to be the hands and feet of Christ on a small scale for a larger purpose that I would never know about on my own. I love getting... more »

  Writer wrote:

Beverly at Wounded Warrior Support Network was instrumental in transition from my active duty time. She inspired me to focus my career on working with veterans and helping them in their transition. more »

  Ruperto Peres wrote:

Futures and Options provides a great opportunity for NYC youth to interact with nation-wide professionals through the Summer Internship Program. It also helps the youth mind to think about their prolong lives, college and careers they may dream of. My... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  LindaWiese wrote:

THE PHILADELPHIA VETERANS MULTI- SERVICE & EDUCATION CENTER INC is a one of kind non-profit organization. It is literally a One-Stop-Shop for Veteran's. This is exerpts from an article I wrote about this organization for Examiner.com. Philadelphia... more »

  jhereda wrote:

Wonderful!!! JVS have provided me with scholarship help as I work to finish my MS in Computational Biology and continue on to doctoral studies. JVS helped me when no other organization did. Their belief in me helped me not only financially but spiritually!... more »

  R.N. wrote:

I have worked with non-profit organizations for many years now, and I have never been so impressed with the sincerity, compassion, and dedication of an organization as I am with Zaman International. Anyone who gets involved with Zaman, whether as a client,... more »

  little_helper wrote:

I have been looking for a high-impact organization and learned about Peace Gospel International from a friend. PG works relentlessly to improve the plight of orphans and widows in the developing world. With locations in India, Philippines, Nepal, Myanmar,... more »

  Jacob's Ladder Job Center, Inc. wrote:

Quotes from participants: I improved my writing skills tremendously. I finally learned how to fill out applications correctly and completely. I know how to write a cover letter and get why thank you notes are so important. I learned how to listen... more »

  Brittany_S wrote:

Are Seniors Sexy?Sounds like a shocking question but let me explain. I work for a non-profit that has been struggling for years. We are located in Pleasant Hill, California and are a part of the very diverse Bay Area. Here at Rehabilitation Services... more »

  Sarah S. wrote:

I have been a UCM donor for the last year because I believe that the work that they do is powerfully important. I learned about UCM through idealist.org and their website, but to truly understand the scope of what they do, you really have to talk to... more »

  TechMom236 wrote:

Three things I love about NextStep Recycling: 1. I can recycle "anything with a plug," out dated electronics, working or not. Keeping these out of a landfill is a good thing. 2. I can find parts and even complete computer systems very cheaply. Why pay... more »

  Rick R.6 wrote:

I started at WeCAN as a volunteer jobs counselor. One of the folks I helped had some background in carpentry, so I helped him apply for a job at Home Depot. Two days later, he came through our front door and asked our receptionist “What does the number... more »

  gods-servant wrote:

I called good counsel because I needed to do a college paper on a place that deals with crisis. I really didn't know exactly what they dealt with, but they came up in my google search. When I got there, I was a little nervous because I didn't know how... more »

  gjacks wrote:

Operation Job Ready Veterans was my missing piece of the puzzle for me. I attend their transition work shop program and it was the wake up call that I needed. I loved the personalized approach and assistance that I received in my career search, would... more »

  bmtwells wrote:

A credible and inspiring organization that is transparent, knowledgable and survivor and law enforcement informed. They do great work in offering survivors of trafficking communication and confidence skills through professional and personal development... more »

  torinellis wrote:

As an entrepreneur that runs a staffing firm, I am often in talks with clients in the IT, Software, and Telecom industries. I recently received a client email requesting a personal introduction between the clients firm and the Executive Director of... more »

  rockstarmulatto wrote:

I have found this non-profit organization to be the most beneficial program to exist throughout my life. The staff is full of caring and helping people that are willing to sit down with individual students and really give them a hand. They not only help... more »

  mark32 wrote:

I was Responsible for the management of the Business Computer Skills program of this non-profit rehabilitation center. I Supervised two classroom aid employees and instructed 25 adults with multiple disabilities, in use of Office software. We used... more »

  slesken wrote:

AbilityPath helps people with developmental disabilities across all ages and genders. My family loves to volunteer at their pre-school holiday parties as well as their adult cinco de mayo and other celebrations. Seeing the impact of the services they... more »

  samjones wrote:

I volunteered as a presenter for the Choices program for several years, and considered it one of the most important programs to have in the public school system. Encouraging students not just to stay in school, but to take the important classes that... more »

  PittsburghFellow wrote:

I was able to visit Life'sWork through my volunteer work with the greatnonprofits website. The experience was a wonderful one. Chris, Director of Marketing and Development, took us around the facility, and showed us the people the serve and the work... more »

  Michelle S. wrote:

WFO provides continuous support for individuals getting on their feet and settled in with a job and career. WFO stays with them and offers support and nurturing unlike any other employment-focused organization. We are program partners and together we... more »

  Peggy68 wrote:

ESL classes offered 5 days a week free of charge to the incoming refugees. I love the family feel shared with each individual more »

  garcia.ale33 wrote:

Awesome organization that genuinely cares about their community and knows the importance of education. more »

  JT Townsend Foundation wrote:

When I heard about the mission of ONU it sounded really important and filled a huge need for former military making the transition to the corporate world. When I attended a few functions I got to meet several of the graduates of the program and heard... more »

  Cindy wrote:

I have been shopping my neighborhood Goodwill for five years. Not only are Goodwill salespeople cheerful, I find the merchandise of good quality and the prices extremely fair. My favorite day to shop is Sunday. It's quiet and I get to use my student... more »

  SteveHowards Family wrote:

It was via word of mouth, and then newspaper articles that I learned of a group home being built near our home. It fascinated me to learn the background stories of the young people who had never known independence. They had either lived in institutions,... more »

  lostsheep wrote:

I've known the Founder of Restoration 1:99, Candace Wheeler, for nearly 20 years, and have supported her ministry financially ever since I met her. She is highly principled, of moral excellence, and most notably, caring and compassionate. Even the name... more »

  Sara D. wrote:

ArtWorks for Milwaukee is filled with dedicated volunteers on the board and committees. In my experience over the past year I have been so impressed with the energy from all these volunteers that it motivates me to continue to dedicate as much as I can... more »

  ArcAngel2008 wrote:

The Arc of San Francisco is one of those non-profits that is quietly doing some of the best social work in the city. But as someone who has been a donor to them for years, I have gotten to know their work quite personally. The Arc helps people with... more »

  Sarah270 wrote:

I LOVE The Boiler Room! I have hung out there with my son and friends more than a few times:) They have great coffee (Sunrise roasters...local :) and the kids and staff are amazing. They teach practical skills to local teens and give them a safe environment... more »

  Katy Miller wrote:

I moved here [to San Francisco] from San Diego at the time when Delancey Street was helping San Francisco to reform its juvenile justice system. The then-mayor Mayor Brown had approached Delancey Street because they’d had such obvious success with... more »

  E Bidstrup wrote:

Our foundation, Share a Smile, has a strong partnership with the Food and Care. We have been volunteering to provide dentistry for their clients for 8 years. In that time we have see many lives changed. Brent Crane and the entire staff at the Food and... more »

  Raphael wrote:

Community Housing Partnership has been at the forefront of this country's efforts to provide solutions to homelessness for 20 years. And as CHP works to create pioneering and effective solutions for families and individuals who have endured homelessness,... more »

  dwoldu00 wrote:

CEDA is a remarkable nonprofit organization making a profound impact in a war-torn region of Ethiopia by providing microloans to families affected by the conflict. It’s especially inspiring to see the 50 women who are being empowered to transform their... more »

  John Simpson wrote:

Several key points included a very positive atmosphere, relevant and updated information, and most important, personnal attention. At JMS, you are not just a face in the crowd. more »

  j_boyle wrote:

Love the support MSCCN provides to military spouses and dependents no matter where they are in the military life cycle. more »

  drummerboy225 wrote:

I had a great experience with this program. I learned how to produce and market shows. Everyone is so friendly in a busy work environment. Can't wait to do it again. I got to work along side the CEO. It was a great learning experience more »

  dpillow wrote:

I am one of the founders of the Adult Reading Center and have been continuously involved with the Center for the past 25 years. From a launch in 1987 with 3 learner/tutor pairs, the Adult Reading Center has achieved steady, managed growth over the last... more »

  corbetts wrote:

I found project quest on the united way website while attempting to find a nonprofit organization for my office to volunteer. Many people focus on the larger organizations. When I researched project quest I was amazed at how much this small staff of... more »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  Betsy Fulmer wrote:

Our daughter is a resident at Bishop Grady Villas. We've never seen her happier. It is a pleasure to volunteer with the residents. more »

  Merri.Cross wrote:

CREW Network does an amazing job of providing research for women in commercial real estate, as well as providing scholarship opportunities for young women seeking careers in the industry. With an abundance of research, mentoring and education opportunities... more »

  Magen wrote:

We are extremely fortunate to have Do-All, Inc. in our community. The training Do-All provides promotes a sense of independence and pride to its clients. more »

  shancran wrote:

Amazing work by dedicated people willing to serve those who serve! more »

  I love wtfss77 wrote:

I have to thank Tonia Cramier Executive Director of "Ways to Family Self-Sufficiency, she is an angel from god in my eyes. I got the information for her website from 2-1-1. I called her and she had all the resources I needed to be what I want to be.....I... more »

  Lumiere wrote:

By the Hope Family tutor providing undivided attention to 2nd grader Hannah and using a reading book game, Hannah realized she could read bigger books than she thought! more »

  BlueIris1320 wrote:

This was my first volunteer experience. I started volunteering in the middle of the pandemic. As a volunteer, I went around regularly during my shifts to clean and sanitize the museum to make sure the guests and ourselves were safe and healthy.I volunteered... more »

  jj-nic wrote:

I volunteer in the office on a weekly basis, so I have firsthand knowledge of the program. I have witnessed homeless woman go through the 8-week program and can attest to the remarkable transformations that occur. I know that the program operates on... more »

  turtle2 wrote:

Knowlege-First is the only organization of it's kind to my knowledge that offers practically everything I need at little or no cost. I have learned computers, I studied some real estate and have had the most fantastic time at the social events they have... more »

  Cory O. wrote:

Goodwill does so many great things for SW Florida, it can't be put into words. I volunteer all the time for the organization, including their massively successful Festival of Trees event every Christmas season. All of these services and the... more »

  Mayeshaun wrote:

Women Identity Purpose is a wonderful program geared towards assisting young ladies prepare themselves for the world through offering them resources, support, and expertise. THis program supports all women and has no bias. I love and support this program... more »

  sgreen wrote:

The Inner-City Computer Stars Foundation has given me a very new perspective of life,the world,and technology. As an intern or a current client I.C.Stars has broadened my scope of how life can be. I have had the opportunity to sit and be present with... more »

  Tammy Mak wrote:

In m past 3 years with summer search i have discovered my self, my light and my joy. Back in high school i was a difficult, stubborn, ass hole of a person walking down a dark road. When i was discovered by Emily on our first meeting i just gave up and... more »

  johnmcmahon3 wrote:

I worked with the Marshall Direct Fund as a Program Assistant intern for approximately six months in the winter of 2009-10 and spring of 2010. Specifically, I was responsible for developing a social networking presence for the organization, creating and... more »

  dan.calvary wrote:

I'm been involved with UHW since 2008 and am continually impressed. The energy and effectiveness poured into creating dignified housing has yet to be matched. more »

  PJStannard wrote:

After volunteering in a drumming program at The Arc Tampa Bay, I become involved with The Arc Tampa Bay Foundation and its role to secure a financial future for those served. The experience has been a highlight of my volunteer efforts. The organization... more »

  neeru wrote:

We were out of work when my friend introduced us to this program. We were a bit shy at first as it was hard to accept help. But new community ministeries members made us feel very comfortable. Whole process of packing food ,storing it and then distributing... more »

  dressforsuccess1 wrote:

I've been donating at DFS for years but was working full time, traveling often, and have two small children. When I left my job during COVID I was looking for a way to give back to the community and thought this would be helpful and fun. I recently... more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  Kendal M. wrote:

Operation New Hope is a wonderful organization that assists returning citizens with support services to navigate re-entry back into society once released from jail or prison. I was blessed to begin my experience as an intern through Americorps in 2015... more »

  nana1139 wrote:

As a Board member at Methodist Mission Home for over twelve years I have seen the difference it makes in young lives. Its Southwest Center for Higher Independence program has helped hundreds of young men and women with multiple disabilities to reach... more »

  Dottie wrote:

I have come to know Mercy Center as an Ignatian Volunteer and am privileged to share, in a small way, (two days per week) in so much good that happens for and among the participants of Mercy Center. I do various and sundry tasks in my volunteer role... more »

  Ms. Bennett wrote:

MISSION OF LOVE REVIEWThe Mission of Love is a nonprofit social service organization located in Prince George’s County, Maryland. The following is a review of the organization’s function and quality of services provided. As the Program Manager... more »

  EDGEWATER wrote:

HAPPY TO HAVE VISITED INSTITUTE OFFICE AND FOUND MYSELF WARMLY WELCOMED BY STAFF!DIRECTOR ERIN FOUNTAIN IS A CONSUMATE , CARING PROFESSIONALWHO ENDEAVORS TO INSTILL IN HER "CLIENTS" THE HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS. more »

  Dr Hayward wrote:

Turning Point is a great organization that provides education, training and development to youth, children and adults. They emphasis life skills education because its their mission to assist individuals in reaching self sufficiency. They provide mentoring... more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »