Find Job Training Nonprofits and Charities

  Project Hope International wrote:

Career Confidence is an amazing nonprofit organization. They are a forward-thinking group of dedicated volunteers who truly care about improving the chances of unemployed people find jobs. Robert Brandau personally participates in the programs every chance... more »

  ghogan wrote:

Desert Manna Ministries and the Director Re. SherI Randolph are great! This Ministry provided sack lunches during the summer for very low income children. more »

  Rebecca_P wrote:

It's not everyday people can wake up and say 'I love my job' but I can. Some people don't understand why I work for a non-profit and that's fine, as long as i know why, that's all that matters. I love my job because i get to help people who truly are... more »

  mswan17 wrote:

Working as a marketing intern, I had an amazing experience at Covenant House Michigan. I wrote articles to promote the organization, interviewed kids, helped organize events, and learned as much as I could about CHM. During my time, I noticed how passionate... more »

  JubileeMinistries wrote:

Great Christian organization. They have a real prison ministry that supports so many people. The work the Jubilee Ministry does for the Lebanon and Manheim community is so important. They always need volunteers to help with the ministry. Check out the... more »

  2008charger wrote:

Great business to work with, I expect them to do many good things for the community. more »

  Roberta wrote:

As A Miner Miracle's insurance agents, we have seen the wonderful work they do in helping women and men move into the job market and become self sufficient members of society. they do more than just provide clothing they instill a sense of self esteem... more »

  anne1 wrote:

This organization changed my life in powerful and positive ways. It brings together established artists with strong commitments to the working class and rank and file activists from unions across north america and occasionally europe. the opportunity... more »

  trisha140 wrote:

I am an lgbt youth and was a resident, I left voluntarily and i loved it for the first few months but the more I realized how unorganized everyone was the worst my experience is and was, coaches (staff) doesnt realize we hav lives with family for the... more »

  Bryan Travis L. wrote:

I built a high-end power tool and learned how to weld, operate a mill and plan a project from start to finish with the help of the Geek Group staff and equipment. It's a great place to get work done and learn how to get work done. more »

  concern wrote:

As a former board member at The Alpha Workshops I felt a great responsibility to the segment of society we were supposed to be supporting. Negative reports filed by individuals, design professionals, and New York state fund contributors have been a thorn... more »

  Writer wrote:

More Than Words claims that it spins straw into gold by selling used, discarded books at its retail stores and on Ebay.com. However, its business model is actually based upon deceiving the online buyers. More Than Words describes... more »

  cricket wrote:

I am the Program Director at Dress for Success Louisville and our partnership with Goodwill Industries of Kentucky, Inc. is strong and successful. Goodwill's Power of Work program sends us the highest number of referrals per year (out of 80 Referral Agencies)... more »

  jjwaters wrote:

I was homeless when the rep from LHVO saw me panhandling. I have a wife and 3 kids and had been in the streets. They talked to me and got my story and history and helped me put my life together. LHVO was able to donate a vehicle to me. They paid for... more »

  Jbrandon wrote:

LWM has been helping people in remote villages in NW Haiti for 25 years. They build churches, schools, and clinics. They provide lunch for 3,000 school children each day. They show the people how to implement self-sustaining environments for themselves... more »

  Pmc2230 wrote:

Goodwill Industries Manasota is a unique nonprofit organization that delivers a hand up rather than a hand out to many deserving individuals. Through a progressive and efficient business model, Goodwill converts donated goods into good jobs, good homes... more »

  genssoniclady wrote:

I have been a volunteer with the PPPP for almost six years now and have to say it has been one of the best experiences I have ever had. It is an honor to be involved with a group that has such a positive influence both on unwanted dogs and people that... more »

  Writer wrote:

Ed Greene, Executive Director, AACO-OIC and staff are outstanding in their efforts to provide optimal services to their clients! Blessed in Tech Ministries is so excited to partner with this organization and look forward to transforming more lives together!!! more »

  Holly H wrote:

I was employee of this organization and am here to say that employees are treated much differently than clients. I was discriminated due to a mental illness disability and was offered no adjustment to the job when I revealed my bipolar diagnosis. This... more »

  LauraH96 wrote:

I’m a first-generation transfer student at American University. I came here after graduating community college. When I got to AU, I felt this immense pressure to intern because it’s the norm for every student here, but I soon realized I just couldn’t... more »

  Tai'la Monae M. wrote:

They are a amazing program I love there service I recommend this to all adults an lgbtq member of South Carolina more »

  Shannon D. wrote:

I have worked the amazing people at Growing Home for a few years now on their annual gala and I cannot say enough good things about them. Their model, farms, and training program are all amazing. Beyond that is their amazing group of talented, passionate... more »

  ect wrote:

Goodwill helped me get back on track after being released from the state penitentiary. Through Goodwill's Community Employment Center, I was able to access valuable job seeking services and counseling. I attended their Re-entry Workshop which gave me... more »

  Shlok S. wrote:

I've been privileged to be a part of Synergies Work's mission as a mentor and guest speaker. The entrepreneurs I've worked with have all been eager to learn and have not only huge dreams but the support systems from Synergies to achieve them. The EDDIE... more »

  oaklanddigital wrote:

ODALC calls for leaders of Silicon Valley and beyond to participate and contribute technical experience. Together we will strengthen the social fabric of the City while rejuvenating the image and future of Oakland's workforce. more »

  rtjive wrote:

As a remote marketing intern, there are so many opportunities to learn new skills and gain knowledge in areas you are interested in. I was encouraged to try out different projects and felt that my opinion and ideas were of value. I was able to pilot a... more »

  Stoneheather2000 wrote:

My son has been attending camps for a few sessions and loves them. He came out ready to work with a resume in hand, interview skills and self worth. Can't thank them enough. more »

  korbett wrote:

A great and valuable organization in the Tacoma community. Offers a wide range of training programs given disadvatage people the opportunity to grow and become employed with the company or assisted in getting employment somewhere else. Wonderful, patient... more »

  sgrimesii wrote:

Dreams for Change does an extraordinary job in assisting its clients on their pathways to self sufficiency. The organization has a sophisticated model of supporting temporarily homeless and displaced individuals and families with financial training... more »

  Stephanie M.17 wrote:

This foundation is truly amazing! They have so many positive people supporting them that genuinely care for students! I come from a single parent household, which makes finances difficult at times. This foundation gifted me with a scholarship that helped... more »

  KateMo wrote:

I joined the LegUp team because I was inspired by the depth of work they did. When I came on-board, I felt as though I was apart of something needed, real, and important. The work that the LegUp Program does, for the Fort Worth community is invaluable,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Access Living has walked beside us during one of our family's darkest times. My daughter became disabled while attending an inaccessible public school. Their advocacy and knowledge of the system were invaluable. They protected her from being relocated... more »

  James K.4 wrote:

I want to help others; I have a passion for learning new things and have a BSBA Degree in Information systems with some CompTIA certifications and no hands-on experience. IT4Causes is an incredible non-profit that teaches its IT volunteers technical knowledge... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Collective Chicago has such an important mission of supporting the homeless in Chicago and providing resources and education to get them back on their feet! Founder Dan Minea is as passionate and as pure and focused as they come! GREAT... more »

  luksterd wrote:

I've been on SSD over 10 years now and am near 45 yrs old . I've had an infection in my left hip where I had my femur joint and coupler removed and left me crippled. I've had 2 surgeries on it and went for a replacement hip which turned out with me getting... more »

  bhr104 wrote:

This organization has suffered from disorganization, poor leadership, mis-allocating funds, discrimination and misleading the public. I have no doubt Veterans Green Jobs will fail, and it's too bad as the mission is an important one. However, putting... more »

  susanoleson2019 wrote:

For five years, from 2014 to 2019, I had the distinct privilege and pleasure of volunteering with the Veteran’s Career Transition Assistance Program (VetCTAP), as a career and resume coach and as a facilitator of one of the eight modules that make up... more »

  wideranging wrote:

I have been donating to The Door for many years and have taken a tour of their facilities. I am especially impressed with the health care and legal services that are provided to teens who have no other access to those services, in addition to the counseling,... more »

  Mark E F. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work with a great team, passionate volunteers, and enthusiastic sponsors over the past three years. Inclusive Inc I need to amplify my working impact I really look forward to seeing what the next 3 years brings sounds a few... more »

  LisSellers wrote:

MPS promotions has involved community members in the service of helping vulnerable community members. I was invited to an event to raise funds for at risk children to receive Christmas gifts. It was well organized and a significant number of children... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  DerekGamer37 wrote:

Arc is amazing place to be there passionate about what they. Do been awesome to make friends and make memories. They are blessing in my life wouldn't trade it for anything can't thank them enough for all they do for me. Would be lost without them.... more »

  Writer wrote:

About Heart and Soul Hospitality CDC- Offerings; Classes are FREE..............Giving back to our community! Student(s) must complete all 9 classes to received Certificate of Completions. If a student is unable to attend, that class session can... more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteer here at PO and the artists are exceptional and talented. Come by on 3rd Friday and see for yourself! more »

  chriself wrote:

I sorted through massive amounts of donations to find clean professional clothing in good repair to offer to women trying to get into the workforce. I was amazed at the amount and quality of the donations and glad to know that they would be helping someone,... 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 »

  Erinm44 wrote:

Purewish Foundation is all about empowering people to be independent and earn a living. Enachu is a friend and he is devoted to getting the word out about the organization and providing training in as many different areas as possible. This is important... more »

  Goofball wrote:

I worked at Couleecap Inc. and it was the worst year of my life. Instead of capitalizing on their workers' skills, the tendency of the organization is to rely on the "pay grade" status of it's employees and is rank with rankism. As no one makes a... more »

  sonyac wrote:

I volunteer at the Teen Challenge Center for Adult Men in Tallahassee,Florida, which is under the parent group-Teen Challenge of Florida. I have seen the change in these men during their 12 month stay at our center whether they came to the program voluntarily,... more »

  Jim R. wrote:

I have had so many friends I've been able to refer to Resource: a teenager I was tutoring who dropped out of school, a older woman who lost her job, a man needing chemical dependy counseling and housing, a friend with mental and physical health issues.... more »

  rachqbell wrote:

The Centreville Immigration Forum is not just about connecting people for work. It is also about skills and language training, cultural activities, developing leadership skills and protecting immigrant workers from wage theft. I have been a volunteer... more »

  PittsburghFellow wrote:

I have been to Bethlehem Haven twice, and been equally impressed twice. The organization is to empower women with D & A and or mental health issues to gain control of their life's through long term housing program. Their facility is an open space... more »

  greenjen wrote:

I started volunteering at the ministry in 2009. Back in the days, I helped at job fairs for homeless, ALIVE (the clothing give away), and attended Bible study at the shelters. LIVING Ministry isn't the most organized and large NPO I'v been volunteering... more »

  lmglikes wrote:

I just wanted to share feedback with you from the October GBMP class at Concord Hospital. You received rave reviews from the participants - the class really enjoyed and appreciated all the hands-on activities, especially the Operation game. Thank you... more »

  Wshepard31 wrote:

We thrive as one as we thrive together, passionate about our goals when it comes to helping people we are not just a non profit we are a family in every type of way we will continue to reach our goals and servicing the community more »

  Carol wrote:

As a child our family attended church and I help with the instruction classes. I now live in the NW and visit each time we go home I admire the folks working on the project as it was in need of lots of work. It has been amazing how much work has been... more »

  DMC1 wrote:

The DSAGSL is a top notch organization run by a staff filled with integrity and class. They continually exceed my expectations. I am a donor as well as a mother of two children with special needs, (one with Down syndrome). It is an honor being associated... more »

  Fernanda T. wrote:

I volunteered for Green City Force in 2018 and helped them with their communications strategy. Today I'm proud to be an official Advocate of this amazing organization which has been training so many talented young people and making a green and positive... more »

  jmolina wrote:

I am so greatful for being able to volunteer for AFOP. It was a very rewarding experience for myself and others who became part of this journey. I constantly would receive positive feedback from the farm workers and their families. Not only the people... more »

  laura77 wrote:

I have spent several Friday mornings over the past year volunteering at the Career Collaborative and I am extremely impressed with the top-notch, professional service they provide. The Career Collaborative offers low income job seekers classes and training... more »

  Melissa70 wrote:

Perpetual Help Home was there for me when I was released from prison. They empowered me to be a productive member of society. I was totally lost before going to PHH. Without them I most likely would have ended up back on the streets committing crimes... more »

  Denise W.9 wrote:

LINC in Madras, Oregon is a GREAT help to the community. I've been blessed to help with donating money, breakfast bags, clothing, and even participating a few times helpng to network those in need with LINC and their ministries. more »

  drzupnick wrote:

The Institute is the oldest independent non-profit corporation in the USA serving the needs of job creators. It's model improves the ability for CEOs and leaders of small and mid-sized companies to create jobs. It's educaitonal focus enhances the exchange... more »

  Writer wrote:

After attending graduation and hearing the stories from teachers and students alike, I am unbelievably moved by the work taking place at the Maine State Prison. This work is changing lives. more »

  HollyBerries wrote:

I have volunteered in the soup kitchen and have seen first-hand the need for this service in the community. The shelter is almost always full, so there is a great need for this as well. The staff and all the volunteers do a great job. more »

  GWKingfish wrote:

Their Artemis Initiative is one of the most creative and impactful programs going in Kansas City. They are training people for 4th industrial revolution jobs in AI, robotics, VR/AR, etc. Next level organization with top tier talent. more »

  szimmy86 wrote:

I really appreciate Shadow Vets for replacing my old electrical panel for me. The old box was a fire hazard and an absolute safety concern. Shadow Vets was very quick to assess and replace it while being very friendly. I was also taught skills and tips... more »

  Choycedag wrote:

Great Organization. Helping many that are trying to break the cycle of poverty. Indeed very needed services in the Martin County Florida area. more »

  PennyW wrote:

I was trained as a volunteer tutor for illiterate adults. This organization teaches adults to read, helps with citizenship, helps them get GEDs and learn how to be employable. It is a second chance and what America is all about. more »

  lighthouse wrote:

This organization provides first rate service and is an excellent organization for providing healthcare to indigent and often homeless youth. more »

  Acarrasco wrote:

A friend told me about Persevere and I am so happy she did because the work they do and the people leading it are making a difference in people's lives. I have had the honor to meet participants of their program and the work that Persevere is doing was... more »

  MARTINIAMINC wrote:

I design MARTINIAMINC Curriculum Program to, offer educational program that, will help kids graduate from high school and get a job or start post secondary school. more »

  hegstrom wrote:

I was awarded an Encore Fellowship (Encore is also an exceptional non-profit organization!) to work at Expandability, a mission of Goodwill of Silicon Valley, for 1 year. My task as business developer was to secure internships or employment for individuals... more »

  arlene4 wrote:

My son, who has Down Syndrome, has received day services for five years from SEEC, and was part of a then new project that provided experiences throughout the community during the day, including a volunteer job. The program has been successful in many... more »

  Cheryl89 wrote:

This small company is truly working to help people through education and training. Senior Citizens, Mature Adults and Young Adults. Their goal to start training people in locally needed trades on the Saint Paul's College Campus is Awesome. I love their... more »

  June9 wrote:

1/22/13 - I just noticed that there is NOT a 990 posted for 2013 for Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CRSA or the Goodwill Works Foundation. When you click on the 2013 link, the 990 for 2012 appears. So my references below should be amended... more »

  dbyrd1 wrote:

I worked with the STAR Foundation for a couple of events before joining the board of directors. The first event was hosted by Westchester High School where over 100 students received a candid dialogue with celebrities and speakers, including alumnus... more »

  liladaw wrote:

i found this place to be a scam when i came to the phlebotomy course my daughter and i had taken. there were no clinicals put in place for this certificate and i am still refused to have a full refund of our money even though i was told i would have... more »

  Bobbi L. wrote:

This company is below the radar, but is doing great work!! We have been donating monies and constantly inviting and promoting our friends and business associates to become involved with the good works of Edwards Center and their works. Working with... more »

  vosministries2 wrote:

This is a wonderful ministry filled with passion for those in need more »

  mnb197 wrote:

Natasha has really helped me to get to know myself again , over the past year of my sobriety . I am truly Blessed to be a part of her weekly women’s support groups , every week there is something New And Exciting to learn and grow from. I would definitely... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Florida Lions Conklin Centers for the Blind has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  psynerd1 wrote:

The thing I like most about The Arc of SC is the enthusiasm you feel at their events. It's such a diverse group of people all working and playing together... it's encouraging! They seem to really care about the people they serve! more »

  alexis75 wrote:

This program has a very effective strategy on helping teenagers that are "At Risk". They use photography as medium to channel the creative energies of their students. This helps in building self-esteem which is an aspect of life that is often overlooked... more »

  dmk573 wrote:

Alchemia has been a blessing to my family for many years. My son was a client for 15 years and received so much support on many levels, as well as opportunities for artistic expression. He is now pursuing vocational opportunities, but I highly recommend... more »

  Dorothy S. wrote:

I volunteer at the Step Ahead Program that is part of Arc Mercer. I began volunteering this summer and I ABSOLUTELY LOVE IT! Evey time I go there, I always encounter new expereriences when working with these children. It's a joy whenever I go! more »

  DaveB54 wrote:

Great organization that helps people with diabilities find much needed resources to help them through their challenges! People in the community can also help them support their programs through donating clothing and household items. more »

  jusme wrote:

Is this any way associated with 321loan.org or Helping America Group/Institute for Financial Freedom. Are these legitimate nonprofit organizations? more »

  sfmonty wrote:

Each semester OBT holds a Debate Day to showcase the skills that young people have obtained as a result of the Public Speaking and Communication Program, which is part of OBT's workforce training curriculum. Following is my reaction to one of these recent... more »

  Theresa18 wrote:

I have served many roles at the STAR Center, but the most meaningful and impactful in my life has been on the receiving end of its' life-changing programs. Two of my siblings received multiple services through the STAR Center and as a siblings this brought... more »

  Meda R. wrote:

I had the misfortune of taking a jacket to the Goodwill truck parked at Publics, Miami Lake way, Miami Lakes.. As I was pulling out of the parking lot I realized my jewelry pouch that contained my diamond engagement ring and two diamond wedding bands... more »

  GoodwillTulsa wrote:

Folks love shopping at Goodwill! The staff are friendly and the bargains are fantastic. It is nice to know that shopping here makes a difference for people in my community more »

  jpdoll7771 wrote:

Our son, Jeremy, has Down's Syndrome. He was employed at Kandu for 8 years until our recent move to Arkansas. They are an amazing group of people who help their clients to be not only the best they can for themselves but for their community as well.... more »

  Marie1525 wrote:

Breezee's Youth Staffing Agency helped me with my very first college interview. I was nervous because this interview would determine if I would get accepted into the school. The founder Alva Jones took time out of her busy schedule to make sure I was... more »

  uhcoogs wrote:

Everything this organization stands for is amazing. Low self esteem is a major issue with a lot of women. The women behind the organization are well established women who are simply donating their free time to make a difference in the lives of women.... more »

  NewGateWay wrote:

First and foremost I want to say that Michelle and Chris and New GateWay Solutions have been a huge Blessing! One of the biggest by far in my life. Their organization has helped take me out of a very, very difficult time in my life. My... more »

  mike wrote:

The Latin American Youth Center does so much for the youth of DC and MD. They have so many programs a young person can take part in. The staff are hardworking, high performance, caring youth development professionals. I love the organization. more »

  JayTak wrote:

Goodwill of Greater Washington (Davis Memorial is its legal name) is a terrific agency who develops programs to help provide jobs and job training to people with disabilities or disadvantaging conditions. They are very well respected and transparent,... more »

  94114RFJ wrote:

Positive Resource Center has helped many of my friends obtain SSI/SSDI benefits and others to obtain long-term employment. They really make a biog economic difference in peoples lives. They help people get off general assistance and into benefits an/d... more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering on the Team Togo missions from 2016 and this year will be my third time.I absolutely love the experience of helping out the medical team and the education staff in making the mission effective. The organisation and the... more »

  live2serve wrote:

Community Family Life Services is a truly inspirational organization that serves the homeless and impoverished residents of Washington, D.C. The staff are genuinely invested in the success of each client that walks through the doors at CFLS. I have never... more »

  Najiyyah wrote:

This is one of my favorite non profit organizations in Philadelphia. They assist homeless women and children with getting back on their feet and reclaiming their independence. They offer much assistance in finding housing, education, jobs and much more.... more »

  jhmiii wrote:

Great organization in all respects! The mission is all about food: rescue food from groceries and restaurants, prepare meals from this food for those who would otherwise go hungry, and train down-on-their-luck individuals to cook so as to prepare them... more »

  DrWhyte wrote:

This organization was exposed for receiving $37,810 to buy a Portland, OR vote on water fluoridation in February 2013. They are currently under federal investigation for gangstalking, cyberbullying, phone tapping, email hacking and other forms of harassment... more »

  Bridget S. wrote:

Way to Work is a great organization that does many things for young people starting out in their careers. I donated all of my work clothes that no longer fit me but were still in great condition (suits, slacks, button downs, dresses). Everyone I met... more »

  Ivonne wrote:

SoBRO is an excellent organization because they live by their belief in making the South Bronx a productive & warm-loving place to work & live in! SoBRO also has a genuine heart for making a difference in the lives of both Youth & Adults! I have had... more »

  BigTJ wrote:

Excellent organization! I'm honored to be a long time supporter. The work TTS, Inc. is doing in the community is just what is needed to help those seeking employment. more »

  Stacey B. wrote:

Power Connections does more than help to meet a family's needs, it helps to provide the skills necessary to help change their circumstances. more »

  SherilynHenry wrote:

I am pleased to share about a new 501 (c) 3 nonprofit, Yippie Foundation, which is dedicated to helping homeless, foster care and poverty-level youth (ages 16-24) reach their full potential as caring, contributing and family-sustaining citizens through... more »

  Writer wrote:

I wish I could say good things about Goodwill of Western Connecticut, but after helping a disabled family member get a job there I cannot. Goodwill is supposed to help people who would otherwise be unemployable, but over the last few years as they have... more »

  Tara53 wrote:

VeteraNetwork offers a unique self-paced education and job placement service whose mission is to change the trends in standardized job recruitment methods, with respects to our Nations Veterans. In the past, if a Veteran wanted a job specifically in... more »

  sam andrews wrote:

Cross D Bar has successfully developed fishing and outdoor recreation activities very carefully but enthusiastically over the years. They became genuinely involved in the many years ago developing accessible facilities , equipment, and staff to ensure... more »

  Sandy30 wrote:

I contacted Bayaud Enterprises about their shredding services for my company. Not only were the prices extremely reasonable, but they picked up all the boxes at my convenience. From start to finish they were helpful, courteous, and professional. Not... more »

  Marilyn_S wrote:

The PAST 9 Years, In An Essay 9 years ago my life began a drastic change . Going through yet another challenge. Many questions later of asking why me ? God brought me full circle to a profession I never thought I could handle but yet... more »

  Weiying L. wrote:

I working with the public who receive in home health care services, I have come across multiple patients who have their daily care provider trained by the CA LTC Ed Center. The care providers have been consistently well trained, and have exceeded my... more »

  Karen70 wrote:

In my daughter's words: "With the big deal being made about bullying and gay and lesbian rights, you don't hear much about people with disabilities and their rights. A man with an intellectual disability was told today that he has 90 days to... more »

  YouAreOneStar wrote:

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  Writer wrote:

This is an amazing catch all charity. They provide day shelters and soup kitchens for the homeless or impoverished. They provide services to veterans and help them get through the VA. They provide low cost GED programs. And everything in between more »

  TheJake52 wrote:

These people really go out of their way to help job seekers. They excel in what they do and provide tremendous bang for the buck. More people should know about the services they oprovide. They go the extra mile and then some. They give glimmers of... more »

  Jim_72 wrote:

This particular organization is by far the best of its type in the surrounding area. They offer valuable community services. They offer to the public a very convenient recycling outlet. They also operate a pretty impressive thrift store. Above all,... more »

  Curtis B. wrote:

I fall into the category of a dislocated worker, someone who took a job in another country that did not work out and came home to the toughest- ever job market. Sandra Rogers, of Broke But Not For Long, has been with me through this tough time counseling... more »

  chrissibrewer wrote:

This project is an avenue to allow folks to regain or begin the process of regaining what has been lost in their lives, whether it be home, job, family, dignity. The Garden offers a place of education, structure, acceptance and friendship. All of this... more »

  cat5 wrote:

Though the services to the program participants is one with good intentions,they are often mistreated...At the annex in Bohemia! The staff is mean to eachother and the clients,,I would be aware if sending a family member to work in the workshops.... more »

  Djacq wrote:

Serving as director of operations for bestwork I received the best education of my life. Blind people performed work, some with special machinery, producing garments and other items for the military. They were some of the most reliable, punctual employees... more »

  Paul E. wrote:

VRBIzTools extends the experience that SEED Business Network has developed over years of useful service. more »

  galmanza wrote:

I wanted to post a review on a great community agency BACS who takes care of our country's veterans who have returned from service and have many mental health issues such as PTSD, depression and anxiety issues. This agency is a true wrap around service... more »

  John DiRienzo wrote:

I first became involved with The Arc Nature Coast in 1996 when I was asked if I would be interested in becoming a board member. I have a developmentally delayed sister-in-law and had been involved with an Arc in Connecticut so it was a comfortable fit. Once... more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with these students was a wonderful experience! more »

  Writer wrote:

Great tips on their Facebook page! Awesome misson! more »

  solarspectrumarc wrote:

After hearing that Shangri La hired a person who was discharged from a teaching position under negative circumstances and is under investigation in a missing persons case, I will never contribute to any fundraiser supporting Shangri La. more »

  Renee81 wrote:

A great community mentoring and support program for young ladies. Providing educational , career development, life skill compoents and more. more »

  edg081904 wrote:

Fantastic organization for individuals with developmental and intellectual disabilities and their families. more »

  Jorge M2 wrote:

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  DollarsandSense4Nonprofits wrote:

As a coach and consultant, it is truly exciting to collaborate with a nonprofit that understands that a business model must generate more income than expenses to remain viable. Even more essential is that achieving solvency provides a basis for developing... more »

  Marty Wakefeld wrote:

I was very proud to sponsor a team of students to participate in the Project Echo entrepreneur academy. The students loved the program and especially participating in the business plan competition. What an exciting adventure it has been for them, and... more »

  GreatJeff wrote:

For over 33 years, Jeff Industries has helped at risk-youth and persons living with chronic mental illnesses stay out of mental hospitals, learn coping and working skills, live independently and have a "reason to wake up" every day. The LIVE, LEARN, WORK... more »

  Maryann3 wrote:

I first found out about Interfaith Works from a family member back in summer 2011. They told me that it was a place to help low in come family's with clothes, house hold stuff. So I took a chance and went. At first I only used the clothing center, but... more »

  kay92116 wrote:

I've always been impressed with Goodwill's philanthropic mission. It has been gratifying to help others with my purchases through Goodwill. The stores are well-appointed, logically organized, and obviously the prices are beyond compare. more »

  r.robert wrote:

Buffalo Nation is dedicated to making a profound impact in the community and in people’s lives. more »

  VVasquez wrote:

I have had the opportunity to work at Build Rehabilitation now, Build Ability, for more than six years. Thanks to this non-profit organization, I could grow in my profession and obtain a few positions in the company. Build allows me to grow within the... more »

  bobt02122 wrote:

Was very disappointed with their program. They are all talk at helping older people get back to work. The Microsoft Training was excellent but the job assistance portion needs to be improved. The coordinator who handles that part of the program is... more »

  Leander S. B. wrote:

Not impressed. Surprised it has lasted this long. more »

  drmetter wrote:

Action Inc. does wonderful work for the community. more »

  sophiaburning wrote:

Public Allies changed my life and gave me a foundation for living my passion of serving others and working for social justice. Public Allies gave me a support system not only with staff (my first coaching experience) but also with my peers. The training... more »

  MMMPR wrote:

Charlene James, Owner, Body and Soul Salon and Spa “I believe that this is a phenomenal group helping our Women to rebuild there lives. The services that are rendered are priceless because you don't know how much these steps help rebuild the... more »

  Erica L. wrote:

Our daughter started attending Behnke Preschool when she turned three, in July of 2010. She had a speech delay, and we were very excited to find a speech language preschool in Seattle. She loves her teachers and classroom, which is currently transformed... more »

  IC Volunteer wrote:

Inspiration Corporation is a wonderful organization that helps the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless with supportive services that they need to help themselves. more »

  sparky3 wrote:

Twin Cities RISE! is an incredible organization that helps individuals in povertysecure living wage jobs through workforce training, coaching, and empowerment. more »

  zmullins29 wrote:

I have been around the Goodwill Industires of Central Illinois since I was a young child. Now I am older and can say that this Goodwill has done nothing but improve. Most of their stores have gone through a reconstruction and now look better than ever.... more »

  Leon Anthony-Duane Robinson I. wrote:

Horrible leadership from an employee’s point of view. I was there from Feb 2017 until August 2017 and never in my life have I ever felt so degraded and disrespected. Leadership was aware their employees were being degraded, disrespected, and downright... more »

  tonidnewman wrote:

TransCanWork help TGNC individuals find employment and train companies on TGNC DEI more »

  srambo wrote:

As an administrator, Wells College is poorly managed finncially. The infrasture is old and needs serious updates. Top administrators are way overpaid. The school offers no night or weekend classes. There are no online opportunities. Professors virtually... more »

  ebengel wrote:

agreat organization that provides innovative job training that leads to good jobs with Indy's best employers. Long term commitment of staff, employer partners, board and volunteers including graduates are proof of the quality of this job trainng program. more »

  VTsnow wrote:

When I encounter Vermont Youth Conservation Corps trail improvements while hiking in Vermont, I sense the organization's care for the natural environment as well as its commitment to share the great outdoors with others. As the parent of a former VYCC... more »

  pacajoy wrote:

Wholeness Network, Inc (wni) is a 501(c)3, founded by director Patricia John, in 1989. Wni's primary focus is emotional healing and encouragement -for those who need it as well as to train others to provide it- in the use of Theophostic-type prayer ministry. I... more »

  Alabama1 wrote:

A much needed service that is not already established in the local or surrounding areas. more »

  deeCash wrote:

This organization cares about the community who operates as a resource hub and reentry navigation site more »

  kyeboy33 wrote:

Mays Mission has given me, an amputee a chance to work. I am forever greatful for what May's Mission for the Handicapped stands for and for the all the donors who gives to May's and it gives me a chance to work. more »

  Lica Tomizuka Sanborn wrote:

YouthCARE provides amazing leadership and growth opportunities to urban youth in a caring and supportive environment. All of the programming is free, and the organization eliminates one of the major barriers to participation by urban youth -- access --... more »

  Nonprofits4Me wrote:

I contacted Bender seeking support for my son with ASD and PTS who wants to work but is challenged in gaining and keeping jobs. I received no response more »

  Cheryl2018 wrote:

I CALLED THESE PEOPLE FOR HELP AND THEY WAS NOT PEOPLE FRIENDLY AT ALL .... COULD NOT GET A ADDRESS TO SIGN UP AS THE ADDRESS LISTED IS NOT WHERE THEY ARE LOCATED AT. tHAT ADDRESS BELONGS TO ANOTHER COMPANY DOING EX OFFENDER TRAINING AND APPRENTICESHIP(WELL... more »

  jcully wrote:

I always thought of Goodwill as a place to shop and find good deals. I must admit that I wondered where the money went. When a friend needed help finding a new job, we learned about what great services Goodwill offers to help people find jobs. The... more »

  Harper K. wrote:

Does great work with women of varying socio-economic levels. Financial, career and mental health counseling. more »

  eandcjacksons wrote:

This organization is about helping people help themselves and about second chances for those with barriers to employment. It's about helping veterans, prior offenders, at-risk youth and others become taxpayers instead of tax consumers. And it's about... more »

  BuildingBrooklyn wrote:

I have had the chance to see HOPE in action - at their graduation ceremony and at other events throughout the year. They truly change lives. They believe so much in second chances. But rather than give handouts to their students, they truly teach them... more »

  Healing Hands wrote:

Not sure how effective this website is in reaching out to others, but am extremely disappointed with this organization. They were contacted several months about giving them a donation and spoke with someone named "Gail" or "Glenda" only to never hear... more »

  Billfish wrote:

Visually Impaired Persons of Southwest Florida has received accreditation from the National Accreditation Council for Blind and Low Vision Services (NAC). NAC is the only accrediting body that solely focuses on standards and best practices for blind and... more »

  librn3 wrote:

There does not seem to be much information available here about the Coalition. Read the very informative Tomatoland by Barry Estabrook who spent time in Florida including Immokalee, investigating the efforts of these very brave and hardworking people,... more »

  hillcrossministry wrote:

I, the Director of Hillcross Ministry, have closely worked with Mulapnen Capacity Building Initiative. It is no doubt what it says it is. It build capacities, and it is out to promote justice in our society. I have personally enjoyed and gained from the... more »

  Stellascooter wrote:

They help people to stay in their homes no matter what their religious affiliation . Show kindness and compassion. Provide food , rent and utility assistance. more »

  Writer wrote:

Can you update the name in your system to the current name of Strive? more »

  big Mike wrote:

Rainbows and Moonbeams provided a living place for my 3 FAS children for 18 years. The kids now all go to a special college in New Mexico. I would have lost my children with out the Wies families help. They told my kids about me and why I had to let them... more »

  Cindy B.10 wrote:

I work with Eggleston and they are a great organization. more »

  AZRReporter wrote:

Fresh Start is an incredible nonprofit, offering life-changing services to women in the Valley. Their staff are legit, crafting services that are based on best practices that meet women's needs. They have countless clients who share their stories of transformation,... more »

  Sandy83 wrote:

When I worked at Miramonte in the late 1980's as a social worker working with Senior citizens, visiting them in their homes, but also interacting with other staff, I thought the staff were the most dedicated to their clients that I had seen. Most... more »

  llberkeme123 wrote:

Creative Enterprises incorporated in 1979 as a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Training and Employment Program for people with disabilities. They serve 375 clients in these counties once they age out of the school system at age 22:DawsonForsythGwinnettWhite... more »