Find Leadership Development Nonprofits and Charities

  Jamie22 wrote:

VCIC is a great nonprofit organization. As a teacher from Newport News I try and help with this organization whenever I can. My students that attend leave with a new outlook on life and greater respect for others and themselves. I know I have also left... 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 »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  anya valsamakis wrote:

Hi, I'm Anya Valsamakis, CIO board member for five plus years. Why do I volunteer? My parents were very newly emmigrated from Russia to the US, when I was born. Though you would never know it if you met me (probably), finding my between-cultures identity... more »

  Anthony G. wrote:

Ex-Board member here. The LGBT Center of Raleigh was so needed and here it stands! Offering programs and cheering on the LGBT population of NC. It has a devoted string of volunteers and members who do everything they can to make everyone feel welcome... more »

  looksfar21 wrote:

Changing lives through scholarship and student support! more »

  oaktonbarb wrote:

Having spent many years living in developing nations, I have been impressed by the model of sustainable economic development put forward by Leadership Initiatives. The model builds entrepreneurial leaders at a community level, taking local entrepreneurs... more »

  Kbennett wrote:

I love supporting the International Leadership Institute because I feel a deep sense of connection with their vision and mission. I've been supporting them for the last 10 years and have seen them grow tremendously in that time. They truly pour their... more »

  Kikiasha wrote:

I've been apart of pals for 2 years now as a junior staffer, and there's a few things I've noticed. 1. Pals is the place that sparks a growth and the kids. They may not see it right away but the kids are definitely changed in a positive way after their... more »

  PatrickB wrote:

The Flyin Ryan Hawks Foundation is doing awesome things for all the right reasons.These are interesting times we are living in. Children are bombarded daily with information and distractions. The Core Values and Decisions Programs are a great... more »

  Kaylee wrote:

This ministry has impacted my life in meaningful and lasting ways. I have learned so much about myself and God through the programs Ascending Leaders offers. I have participated in the Charting Your Course weekend program as well as three of the 10-week... 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 »

  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 »

  kellen2 wrote:

The experience teaching in the classrooms were like no other experience to date. Middle school and highschool students are more receptive to learning from their peers or aspiring peers moreso then learning from teachers. THe message resinates far easier... more »

  kayceegreninger wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer with Military Spouse Advocacy Network for nearly two years. In those two years, I have grown to love the mission and everything this nonprofit stands for. The impact I have witnessed has shaped the lives of military spouses around... more »

  CharuSharma wrote:

got elected to be the steering committee member of REC, a NY based non-profit who fights against the evil practices in corporate sector that harm the environment, joined women empowerment campaigns, interned with Chairman of Political party in Tbilisi,... more »

  debescreerenti wrote:

I am the one and only volunteer that has worked for this corporation 17 years. I have done absolutely everything to make it succeed and will not give up! I feel honored to review DCET today. I designed DCET in 1995 as a Spanish family... more »

  dnellis5 wrote:

What a great nonprofit organization and run by a group of very devoted people. I have been a sponsor/donor now for many years. One of the students that I sponsored was awesome, she sent letters and e-mails about how well she was doing in school and... more »

  kevinwaynewalton wrote:

Volunteering with the Foundation For Women Warriors nonprofit has changed my life. As the husband of a Woman Warrior, I saw first hand the unique contributions women service members make. I also saw the unique challenges they face. Volunteering with... more »

  bethturner wrote:

I love and am continually impressed with Gold Star Teen Adventures! What they do is so needed and the staff, as well as those served, care so much about the mission. I had the opportunity to see two retreats in action and was both amazed and touched at... more »

  dan8 wrote:

No other organization does more and is focused more on meeting needs of under-privileged, than World Impact Network. Through the leadership of Gabriella and Peter van Breda, remote villages have clean water, set up micro-enterprises for women and have... more »

  hharley wrote:

LEAP changed my life by giving me the tools for success! I am more confident that I can achieve my goals and now have the network to do so!Thank you LEAP! more »

  Jordan K. wrote:

I work for NRDC (the Natural Resources Defense Council). The Andrew Goodman Foundation honored our President Frances Beinecke as a "Hidden Hero" in 2009 and has helped support our environmental justice work. Andrew Goodman and his family are an inspiration... more »

  Writer wrote:

Greenhouse Scholars has absolutely changed my life. more »

  Amy wrote:

Even though Running Start has only been around for a little over a year, the group has managed to make a huge difference in the lives of young women across the country. With a staff that consists primarily of volunteers, Running Start not only inspires... more »

  edrick wrote:

I have seen multiple occasions where BSLS has helped In the community. But I will share one recent event. This pass Easter BSLS hosted a Easter egg hunt in a poverty stricken community that does not have these kinds of events. I attended and witness firsthand... more »

  dylannord wrote:

EOTO World has gone above and beyond, taking on the responsibility to voice the issues of human rights, poverty, peace, and sustainable development around the world. I've developed a relationship with the organization and recognize them as a sobering... more »

  andrianovaa wrote:

I was very lucky to join Friendship Ambassadors Foundation Board in the Fall of 2013. There are so many heart warming stories of those whose lives FAF impacted, it's impossible to count. Any person who decides to get involved with FAF will be fascinated... more »

  nnapolitano wrote:

ISN's programs, website, and network opportunities offer high school and college students, young professionals, and adult parishioners training and opportunities to live out a faith that does justice. Each year, more than 1,000 members of the Ignatian... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm constantly recommending the resources of ICTG to community and church leaders. There's really nobody like ICTG out there and they consistently offer invaluable materials for groups managing in the wake of traumas. more »

  Gracelyn wrote:

I love Teens Help Other People (TeenHop) because I can volunteer with my friends and make a difference in my community. TeenHop has taught me that being selfish doesn't make the world a better place; it actually makes the exact opposite! Also if everyone... more »

  Reyna M. wrote:

My name is Reyna Marrufo and I am 20 years old living in Los Angeles California. I am a young entrepreneur seeking to learn and grow as a person in all aspects of my life. 1LifeFullyLived is perfect for that! It is without a doubt a life changing experience.... more »

  nataliaskolnik wrote:

I am a teacher who took a delegation of students on Global Glimpse trips in the summer, and I love hearing from the alumni about what they are doing now and how it all started with this trip! It's only 3 weeks, but it changes peoples lives. On... 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 »

  MedicalReserveCorps wrote:

As program director for the Collin County Medical Reserve Corps, I have found Volunteer McKinney to be a powerful partner in achieving our mission. Volunteer McKinney has provided us with opportunities to recruit, train and recognize our volunteers.... more »

  Megan27 wrote:

I have been involved with PT in many capacities for the past 10 years. It is an organization that impacts the lives of SO many people - children, families, interns, college students, volunteers and communities. I was called to ministry through this organization... more »

  FionaR wrote:

I am blown away by the work of New American Leaders - their training programs and commitment to community leaders is unparalleled, and I feel deeply grateful to be a part of their network. more »

  EducatorandInstructor73 wrote:

Na Mea Ike Ia provides exceptional competition support and administration for Hawaii’s youth! They are absolutely essential to the success of our youth programs. We could not provide a professional, consistent, and refined level of competitive events... more »

  Sandra wrote:

Sacramento Mutual Housing Association is a highly regarded non-profit that works to better the lives of families and inviduals throughout the greater Sacramento area. SMHA communities not only provide housing stability and greater opportunity for the... more »

  MontereyRedFox wrote:

I attended the White Stag Association's camp as a youth and now my sons have attended it. It has influenced every aspect of my life. I learned basic concepts like setting the example and planning and advanced leadership skills like facilitation and managing... more »

  disasterheroines400 wrote:

Florida Assoc. of Public Health Nurses (FAPHN) is funded solely by its members. Members are professional public health nurses, educators, nutrtionists, student nurses with focus in public health and associate members of the healthcare community supporting... more »

  drbillc wrote:

CSSP is an organization dedicated to science, education and their use for advancement of our economy and environment. Elected Presidents from organizations representing all fields of the physical, biological and ecological sciences (and hundreds of thousands... more »

  jacquelinex wrote:

Thank You Changing Lanes for being the vessel that got my family through the cancer scare and having a better understanding of the disease . more »

  caligero wrote:

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

  LisaBolin wrote:

I have been part of the Garden of Neuro since its inception and I’ve made friends all over the world! It’s a place for cultivating creativity, trying new things, sharing ideas, expanding your world, developing Neuro plasticity, and a great place for... more »

  Vincent7 wrote:

The Green Bay Tea Party, has a vision, a mission and a heart to keep AMERICA strong and free for generations to come. With strong leadership in James Murphy, they have a plan to preserve our liberties and restore our Republic! more »

  vhernandez wrote:

I have been apart of HOBY for 10 years! Wonderful opportunity for all students! more »

  alamb12 wrote:

I was a New Sector Resident in Social Enterprise, and on behalf of my cohort I believe we all had a fantastic experience working at our nonprofits! We not only on the job experience, but the regular trainings New Sector provided put us ahead and encouraged... more »

  mmaiello wrote:

My son wanted to play basketball but as a parent I wanted him to experience something other than a "youth sport" WOW !! Hoops Life Skills program for kids ..well there is NOTHING like this. My son is now in his second season (12 weeks) My son was... more »

  MsAP wrote:

Being part of Women Veterans Interactive Foundation (WVIF) has truly transformed my life. After facing challenges and often feeling unseen as a woman in the military, WVIF gave me a space where I felt valued, supported, and empowered. Through their programs... more »

  FrederickHertz wrote:

This is a great group. It combines social activity for LBGT parents and their families with activism and education on social and legal issues that affect alternative families. It is well run, well organized, utilizes a dynamic group of volunteers. ... more »

  matthew.wallace264 wrote:

This organization does it all the right way. They don’t drop into a community and attempt to solve every problem. They focus on empowering local leaders, who are experts about the needs of the community, to solve the problems. Amazing organization... more »

  Sara76 wrote:

NHLI is a great organization that empowers Latinas and helps move them forward in the nonprofit, corporate, and political arenas. This wonderful nonprofit has graduated over 850 powerful Latinas and continues to advocate for the advancement of the Latina... more »

  ms2mngirl wrote:

I can't speak highly enough of Dr. Tyner's work! I love her children's books. I get them for my nieces and nephews because reading is important, and it's important for them to see themselves in literature at an early age. My three-year-old niece doesn't... more »

  jb412 wrote:

Student-aces is a great program in which I was proud to be apart of. The program didn't only involve teaching leaders to lead but it provided a way for not only young people but adults as well, to stay active in the community. Student-Aces is a very special... more »

  janetjosette wrote:

Redefining You Foundation is a foundation that is truly what all transition veterans need to assist them in their transition. The resources and opportunities that are offered through the foundation are essential to all Soldiers transitioning into the... more »

  bob15 wrote:

This organization leads to inspiring outcomes, and needs to become part of our youth development landscape in more than just the 10-15 schools in which it exists! I have seen the impact again and again, and I'm impressed with how much they have accomplished... more »

  peterlevitt wrote:

I’ve worked with Seed for over five years and have found it extremely rewarding. The types of professionals who volunteer here are high caliber, and the work is much higher impact than any other nonprofit I’ve been with. I recommend trying out a Seed... more »

  ekreid01 wrote:

As a Coro Fellow in Public Affairs, I am constantly growing through my daily experience with the organization and its program. Coro excels in providing an open forum for Fellows to express themselves mentally and emotionally. Coro staff are generally... more »

  cjstraughter1 wrote:

This organization reaches out to several communities educating the public on tenant rights, rights on receiving public assistance, and etc. They provide guest speakers and educational material and workshops that are very informative and useful. They... more »

  mquiles88 wrote:

Mentes Puertorriquenas en Accion (MPA) is the first non-profit in Puerto Rico dedicated to the empowerment and leadership development of young Puerto Ricans committed to the socio-economic development of the Island. This program has helped dozens of Puerto... more »

  Masatoshi M. wrote:

Even as a volunteer, I feel like a client served by this organization because of the continual development I experience through Community Tampa Bay's programming. Whenever I volunteer or attend program events, the staff is always welcoming and makes... more »

  melvetaroyal wrote:

I enjoy the community initiatives. I have been able to fellowship with like minded people and offer my life experience and expertise and furthering organizational goals. more »

  cjgroch wrote:

When I started my career as a New York City guidance counselor, I felt overwhelmed to say the least! There were just so many students who needed my help and I didn't know where to begin. Luckily, I was thrown a life jacket in the form of GroupWorks.... more »

  matt-love wrote:

This is a great organization. It has a unique ability to facilitate multi-cultural collaboration on issues related to science and technology. The organization has an exceptional executive director and board. more »

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  amanda wrote:

I have only been involved with VIRC&D for a short period of time but I have found them always at the ready to assist in anyway possible. Their employees are always trying to help in anyway they can whether that is getting you in touch with the right people... more »

  yang_28 wrote:

I have had the privilege to work with ConnectED as part of my university studies. Our university team was invited by ConnectED to explore their Fellows Model and to visit their partner communities. We clearly saw the great impact that ConnectED continues... more »

  DaniSanchez wrote:

SEJA holds a special place in my heart, as it's been a beacon of hope and inspiration in my own journey within Rio de Janeiro's vibrant cultural scene. Through my experiences with SEJA, I've witnessed firsthand the incredible power of art to transform... more »

  tuathamuse wrote:

The programs offered by this nonprofit are designed thoughtfully, with a focus on a practical end-result that could actually help a women build a business or a career. From start to finish, there is a practical approach through each program so that a... more »

  spg1 wrote:

I have met with and advised WLP interns for several years. I found them to be very professional and engaged students, and I was glad that WLP was there to help them gain policy experience in Washington. I believe WLP provides valuable service not only... more »

  makerman wrote:

A compelling mission delivered by a passionate team of professionals. The CEO is innovative and charismatic, and fosters an environment designed to help her staff learn and grow as they collectively help others do the same. more »

  bbotch wrote:

Great programs, great staff, great people! I have never worked with a nonprofit that so successfully integrates members and participants across generational divides. more »

  moiseslean wrote:

I have gone to some of the schools that Educate2Envision has created and talked to some of the students. They told me how grateful they are for the school and for forming them into leaders of the community. How Educate2Envision has given them hope for... more »

  pablogrande22 wrote:

I worked as a volunteer for ALF during the summer of 2018. I had a really great experience and I experienced first hand how ALF is compromised with the issue of circular economy and technological innovation. Through a series of meetings and international... more »

  xnabugash wrote:

What an amazing organization! What an amazing trip! These people know what they are doing and do it well. What impressed me the most is that there is so much planning and thought that goes into what Threads does and the children of Kayamandi are the direct... more »

  JudyEQHR wrote:

I first heard about the EQHR Center in 2016 - its mission, "To increase the effectiveness of leaders within faith-based communities through experiential development of emotional intelligence (EQ) competencies and human relations (HR) skills." It sounded... more »

  ljmoore wrote:

Really great organization, they are great to work with and really help the youth in the community. more »

  Do Right wrote:

Desire Street Ministries was founded in New Orleans and received a lot of money from Katrina donations, according to their 990 for 2005, 2006 and 2007. It seems as though they took the money and ran to other cities. What portion of their donations were... more »

  forealestatee wrote:

Recently I had to write something for college about my proudest moment, and this is what I wrote: One of my proudest moments happened this summer when I was a volunteer staffer for COLAGE. I worked with the younger age group, who unfortunately, most of... more »

  Ari B. wrote:

Excellent experience with this organization. The work we did blew the minds of teachers and students we helped. more »

  barbara24 wrote:

The organization gave me invaluable advise on growing my business and introduced me to corporate buyers who ultimate gave me a contract. AWIB is a wonderful organization which I wholeheartedly recommened to entrepreneurs and professionals. more »

  Eileen14 wrote:

For 92 years starting immediately after women got the right to vote the League has made it's mission to ensure that everyone eligible to vote gets to vote, that we have fair elections and that voters have the resources to make informed votes. The League... more »

  teresa7 wrote:

As a new mom, I was so grateful to find and participate in my local mothers' center starting when my first daughter was a newborn. I met friends, learned a whole lot about motherhood by watching other moms in action and was able to share my experiences... more »

  Degegner wrote:

The Aspen Effect is a great source for struggling middle and high school kids in Douglas County Colorado. Wonderful mentors and unique interactions with the mini horses and goats make for a powerful combination of stress relief and positivity! more »

  wilksh wrote:

I had the opportunity to be involved in a White House Project training in Colorado. It was an amazing opportunity that encouraged women to run for elected office, take on leadership roles, and feel empowered doing so. This organization is doing amazing... more »

  inverness16 wrote:

HAS ANYONE EVER DONE THE MATH ON WHERE THEIR DONATIONS GO??? Telemarketers have been solicting my elderly mother (who is on a limited income). My husband & I have law enforcemnt backgrounds so she believes she is doing the right thing by donating to CA... more »

  Aloha143 wrote:

I love everything about PGK! As a mom of two, it can be a difficult feeling when you aren't sure how to instill love, kindness, empathy and generosity in your kids. I love the way PGK provides simple ways you and your family can give back easily. There... more »

  denniscrowley wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing experience, nowhere else are young people able to engage in such thought provoking and meaningful conversation like at HEAL. more »

  Cbabs00 wrote:

I am so thrilled to witness the impact that Midas has on the young boys! I have had the privilege to see the growth of the kids from the time they've started, and the coaches and founder of Midas has done a fantastic job mentoring, coaching, and being... more »

  Terry71 wrote:

I have been working with B-17 Alliance from day one. This non-profit builds relationships above all else. Our leadership exemplifies integrity and honest honor to all who have served. We invite you to join us for one of our many events that build community... more »

  jrtofu wrote:

NTLP has been a great organization to volunteer for. The volunteer alumni camp counselors who pay for their own costs and travel makes this program unique for teenagers. They truly demonstrate the ability to attract volunteers who really want to be... more »

  shesherwin wrote:

I have been involved with Youth Initiative for decades, first as a community member and donor, later as a parent of a YIHS student and sometimes teacher, and currently as the Director of Development. The more I get to know the school, the more I appreciate... more »

  amartin82690 wrote:

I’ve volunteered helping with preparation along with setting up donations through the Rocket Community fund, Amanda has been great to work with. I love her vision and mission for First Page. more »

  Katara wrote:

I was really nervous about starting a new school my junior year, but everyone made me feel so welcome. I love the environment that AFE has created through the teachers and administrators. I feel like I am loved and respected when I walk on campus and... more »

  Bonita H. wrote:

Great organization. Every dollar is put to good use and the volunteers provide many hours of unpaid time. more »

  Christfollower2 wrote:

I have had the honor to be a volunteer for several years in my daughter's school prior to being employed by CEF. The true joy of teaching boys and girls who often,due to no cause of their own, do not feel the love of Christ. It's amazing that in times... more »

  womenofcolor wrote:

According to the Department of Healthcare Services, suicide is the second leading cause of death among 14-24-year-olds in California. The suicide rate in Sacramento County is 13.2 per 100,000; in California, it is 10.7 per 100,000 (California Department... more »

  cassie wrote:

I served as an intern with LVEJO back when I was working on a master's degree in 2007. I pursued an internship with LVEJO based on their reputation for progressive and aggressive advocacy in the area, and as an intern I saw that reputation in action.... more »

  Pastor George wrote:

Christian Military Fellowship reaches out to all ranks and rates in all branches of the U.S. military, their families and those who work on military installations to help those who are Christians live their faith boldly every day. It is a peer ministry... more »

  SierraSF wrote:

My daughter LOVED Girlventures! She did the rock climbing weekend classes for 2 sessions and would look forward to it all week long. It brought together girls from all over SF which was fun, but the instructors were all so amazing and encouraging. ... more »

  Mr. W wrote:

I am the Teacher librarian at Mark Twain Middle School in Los Angeles and I have been fortunate enough to collaborate with the kind folks of The Story Project for over a year. The lives of many of our students have been greatly enriched by The Story... more »

  gwinterfeld wrote:

This national charity is the best. Chapters are volunteer run, which keeps the dollars out of overhead and directly increases the benefits to those they serve. The signature program provides new school clothes for students who do not have appropriate... more »

  Melissa Durand wrote:

I’ve been part of this organization from the very beginning, and I’ve witnessed the powerful transformation that occurs when people have the opportunity to discover their value and purpose. Strengths-based conversations provide a natural entry point... more »

  Lucy12 wrote:

I have worked with COFI and their team of POWER PAC parent leaders over the past 2 years as a community partner. They have been instrumental in helping our coalition think through how our initiatives can have a greater community impact. They have also... more »

  Nea N. wrote:

I am an employee of Nice Foundation, Inc. I love the mission for which we are committed to implementing: promoting community stability (for urban and rural areas) by assisting those investing in the development of low-income communities. We need support... more »

  Loser12345 wrote:

Estill County 21st Century or Estill Development Alliance, as we know it in Kentucky is a great organization committed to growing the economy of Estill County. The organization is involved in a number of projects in the community like the River City... more »

  Mary-Lynne P. wrote:

I first served with Asian Access (then Life Ministries) in 1990, teaching English at a church in Japan. They were incredibly well organized and prepared me incredibly well for my position. That was a summer project while I was still a student. When I... more »

  LizNelson wrote:

Prevention First is an invaluable resource that has helped improve my professionalism and the prevention strategies we implement in schools and communities. They offer a variety of services to improve the substance abuse prevention system in Illinois... more »

  Tony50 wrote:

The Leadership institute does an outstanding job of training young conservatives as advocates and advancing their knowledge and understanding of conservative principles and applying the same in practical matters. more »

  Amanda F.4 wrote:

I've work for Public Citizen for almost a decade now. My colleagues are brilliant and passionate. The work we do together is critical to improving people's lives and ensuring that our government works for the people. more »

  craig newmark wrote:

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

  AllyCleveland wrote:

I moved to Utah in 2022 to be a part of this organization. Having played against the team for a couple of years, I knew they were a great fit for me and an organization I wanted to be a part of in my football life and a place to give my time and energy... more »

  woodridgepres wrote:

For years I have been writing letters to my PA state legislators, asking them to support bills that relate to elections, climate, fracking, public education financing and air and water pollution . Most of the time, my representatives seem to support... more »

  amercedes809 wrote:

Amplifyme! I loved working with my peers. it was a wonderful year this year because we had got to enjoy the Washington DC moments and many wonderful people got to see our video we made with awesome teamwork , i feel very comfortable working with Amplifyme... more »

  AJ wrote:

The Best time of life learning to know the place you live in and how, why, what happens. A must have civic, common sense. SVL through its programs, seeks to develop an engaged and informed citizenry, to enlarge the community umbrella for those who feel... more »

  Kerry119 wrote:

The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles provides the nonpartisan civic engagement necessary to understand tough issues. During my time as a volunteer, I became especially interested in the League's election management work, which included outreach... more »

  ruth7 wrote:

Since gender inequity in education affects not only individuals in question, but also the general population--think of air bags in cars being designed for the standard male size, by males, to the detriment of females/children, it's critical to do whatever... more »

  Deborah50 wrote:

I have been impressed with this organization's devotion to New York's many immigrant groups. They have successfully won requirements for interpreters to be available in schools, hospitals, police stations. They have also championed a bill to prevent employers... more »

  TimeforChange wrote:

The mission and purpose of this organization are great. Problem is that it has not evolved with current needs for the Hispanic community. It is time to change staff leadership. The Executive Director has been there way too long for new ideas to flourished.... more »

  take5 wrote:

I started as a camper attending Spark the Wave, and then became a staff member the following year. It is now my third year on staff and I couldn't imagine my summer without it. I have seen this camp make significant changes in the lives of its campers.... more »

  Catherine_S wrote:

My mother taught me to be productive, conscientious, and to give. She also taught me art and spontaneity. One day, about six years ago, she dumped all of that on me in one go.'You're going to Zambia!' She told me.'I'm sorry' I'm going where?'... more »

  rbirt.sadd@yahoo,com wrote:

I've found that there are a lot of great organizations out there, but when it comes to SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions, founded in 1981 as Students Against Driving Drunk) there is something different. Nationwide, SADD has more than ten thousand... more »

  jacqdc wrote:

I serve on the Penn House Board because I think it is an incredible Quaker witness in our nation's capital. Friendly and affordability hospitality is offered travelers, and a range of programs are conducted that serve to put Quaker testimonies of simplicity,... more »

  aventyr wrote:

My work with Program Directors and Executive Director has shown me the professionalism this group promotes with respect towards others as primary action. The goals of self-actualization are set and conducted with the students through camps, seminars... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Circles Initiative under the Shalom Project is a great way to get out of a rut. People are coming together from all over the city to support and encourge people who are working to get out of poverty situations and become more self-sufficient. The... more »

  LauraLeigh Goins wrote:

The Leadership Kentucky Foundation provides an excellent opportunity for our organization, the Kentucky Retail Federation, to reach an audience of emerging and existing leaders from throughout the Commonwealth. As a graduate, I can personally attest to... more »

  jacko1 wrote:

JAYCEE Education & Library Foundation / Junior Chamber in Rhode Island The JAYCEE Education & Library Foundation ( a 501 c (3) Public Corporation) was established in 1990 to enhance the educational, charitable, leadership development, and community action... more »

  msilawalls wrote:

I’m an RN and single parent. I mistakenly transferred my rent payment to this company while completing a bank transfer. After contacting them to request the money be sent back, i was told no and to not contact them again. The moral standards by which... more »

  ntltreasures wrote:

Always helping the community and great positive influence on young professionals in Hawaii. more »

  Dan_2 wrote:

Deep in the heart of Maine, the almost unknown little town of Otisfield just north of Portland, is transformed into an oasis, into a paradise of woods, water, and hills, that opens its arms to youth, not the traditional summer camp that busy parents send... more »

  Kimberli_B wrote:

When approximately one-sixth of the world's population goes to bed hungry, and there are five restaurants and a Starbucks within walking distance of my home, I am compelled to make a difference. Outside the Bowl (www.outsidethebowl.org) allows me to donate,... more »

  Helper1234 wrote:

in HELP OUT: Support Rescued Farm AnimalsLocation:20767 Elfin Forest Rd.Escondido, CA, 92029I have signed up for volunteering this place. I volunteered here for 10+ hours in a period of 2 weeks during holidays. I signed as I want to... more »

  kmessick wrote:

I have been a monthly donator to this charity for several years. Out of the blue in the blue, without my consent, the monthly charge to my account increased $10. Hoping it was a mistake. I called the charity only to find out it was not a mistake. They... more »

  Michelle240 wrote:

I have been actively involved with the Aurora Foundation for over five years. Their mission is to help women and girls by making grants, researching and educating the community about issues and challenges facing women and girls and convening other organizations... more »

  TomRogersNM wrote:

Life Decisions is an awesome organization lead by Jake & Ali Rogers who have a God driven desire to help troubled teens in Rockford make better decisions by arming them with supportiive mentors and role models, teaching them life skills and letting them... more »

  chinanow wrote:

I am 33 now, but I still remember my days with the Center For Leadership Development or better known as CLD. CLD taught me so much as a young African-American, about etiquitte, the importance of being on time, interviewing skills, college admissions,... more »

  Raquel4495 wrote:

I have known Jack and Nola for many years. They are a powerful God's channel to bless people by their godly testimony of life, on which they minister through worshipping and teachings about how to reach God's Presence in a practical way. They also have... more »

  Martin.Byrne wrote:

Truly a blessed placed. I accepted Jesus in my life at this organizations grounds. Easter of 2017 more »

  rlow wrote:

A small but mighty group of women who seek to improve their community and themselves. The Junior League is a nationally known organization and our Long Beach branch is all volunteer run and dedicated to training women to be leaders while meeting a need... more »

  Leah38 wrote:

Leadership Long Beach is a great org, grooming the next generation of cross-disciplinary movers and shakers to help bring Long Beach to the next level. more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

I have been a workshop participant, advisor, and a volunteer trainer at the Support Center/Partnership in Philanthropy, and love that there is a nonprofit committed to developing the staff and Boards of NYC's nonprofits. Their interim executive leadership... more »

  STEAM805 wrote:

El Centrito Family Learning Centers STEAM Academy : Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, & Math Has a few spaces Available! ***ENROLL NOW! *** About our STEAM Academy: -FUN STEAM CHALLENGES and ACADEMIC SUPPORT STUDENTS BUILD... more »

  thevicster wrote:

Harbor House Ministries is a non-profit Christian organization dedicated to helping children and their parents in the San Antonio district of West Oakland. The staff is professional, courteous, honest and helpful. Located like a beacon on a hill the... more »

  Barbara wrote:

A great organization. They fund struggling, grassroots LGBT organizations around the world, and they earned four stars from Charity Navigator. I find the stories of the organizations they fund very moving. Here's one of those stories, from an Astraea... more »

  stevenwaseda wrote:

NYdeVolunteer is providing a multicultural volunteer experience on multiple levels. Founder Noriko Hino has done a tremendous job of tapping an under utilized resource--the population of Japanese expatriates in the NY area--and focusing their desire... more »

  Zuhaib wrote:

I recently had the privilege of learning more about this inspiring organization founded by young students of Delhi, ShahFahad, LaibaNoor, MohdAsjad, and DaniyalAsharaf. Their mission is focused on digital literacy, financial literacy, and skill development,... more »

  Matthew E. wrote:

I worked for the League of Women Voters of California from home as a volunteer researcher during the summer of 2011. I compiled sources into a bibliography and annotated it for the League's study committee to update their official position on California's... more »

  Kendo156 wrote:

4years ago their was a need for children in our communities to learn the fundamentals of education with a Coralation to sports. So the We All Win Basketball Academy program was inherited. Coaches of all caliber signed on to teach the youth the fundamentals... more »

  aperez1972 wrote:

Volunteering at NLBWA has been such a rewarding experience, helping other professional women develop and achieve all their career goals has given me the motivation and confidence to take control of my career. I have also found great mentors and other... more »

  dpm3135 wrote:

Break Away is a grassroots-driven, community-oriented, change-making national nonprofit that is truly inspiring to have been part of. As someone who has worked with and volunteered for numerous for-profit and not-for-profit entities, Break Away has had... more »

  william.cerf wrote:

Community Voices Heard (CVH) really is member led and there is training to help members develop leadership capacity. Additionally, the organization does serious advocacy work on behalf of low-income New Yorkers. Several policy reports and white papers... more »

  juliazaher wrote:

The Resource Center was renamed Resource Genesee several years ago. It is home to the volunteer center for Flint/Genesee County; a homeless outreach; ReMix Genesee, a program for disconnected youth ages 16-24; it is the Informational and Referral Service... more »

  LeagueNH wrote:

This listing is years out of date. It was created by a local unit which is no longer active. The current address of the state League of Women voters is 4 Park St Suite 200, Concord NH 03301. Please change in your records. We are up to date in our IRS... more »

  Minashukry1 wrote:

The case worker who helped me overcome all the challenges and difficult times,since I start going to the Life skills workshops and leadership. I have changed the was I treat my family, friends and community. I have learned a lot about the US laws and... more »

  Timothy J.2 wrote:

Apple CDC is a wonderful organization that supports underserved communities with much need information that otherwise is hard to secure due to limited resources. more »

  N.Stark wrote:

STF sponsors a very important issue. They provide plenty of resources, instructions, and personal attention. There are pictures of the sponsored girls and their stories on their website, and they are constantly growing. more »

  Naya123 wrote:

I've been so pleased to be a part of the Portland chapter of NCL! Such a friendly, warm and welcoming group. It's been a wonderful way to spend time with my daughter, while giving back to our community. There are a variety of speakers and programming... more »

  gnrgreatnonprofits wrote:

Three years ago we moved into the mountains east of Albuquerque, New Mexico. The first year we were here my 4th and 2nd grade daughters were fortunate enough to experience the Talking Talons Youth Leadership (TTYL) curriculum at San Antonito Elementary... more »

  S.Giles wrote:

I have worked as a volunteer with the Dallas Leadership Foundation for approximately five years. This foundation offers a variety of community services & programs to under served neighborhoods/communities, and low income individuals/families... more »

  Giftie wrote:

I had an amazing time as an intern at WCI. All the ladies were very supportive and stayed true to what they represent - an organization of women supporting women. Every day at the office was fun, which made getting work done easy. more »

  MaryPittman wrote:

PHI is an incredible resource to people who want to make a difference in public health, equity, and social justice. Whether its teaching advocacy skills to farmworker families or helping low income families and communities get access to healthy foods,... more »

  Grace Elizabeth C. wrote:

Crossroads Farm is A Cooperative Rural Youth Ministry! I volunteer with Crossroads Farm in Reading Michigan (South Central) The mission is simple but so important!! We work in cooperation with rural churches to provide quality youth programming... more »

  Jeff29 wrote:

I volunteered in a few different capacities over the years, and have found CEL to be one of the nicest and most thoughtful groups you will ever meet. The work CEL does is innovative and important, and the group has evolved over the years to ensure its... more »

  Daphné M. wrote:

I met this wonderful group at the World Indigenous Peoples Conference on Education (WIPCE) in Cuzco, Peru. I was able to witness the marvelous individuals who not only made a lasting impression on the well over 500 attendees of the meeting but also left... more »

  pholland wrote:

My workaholic career, though tremendously satisfying, prevented me from developing an extended band of deeply supportive, creative friends. I was an expert at research, program development/management, finances, and professional speaking but I didn't... more »

  Writer wrote:

OFA is a wonderful organization. Even though I live in California, I donate to them regularly. I've also functioned as a volunteer mentor and my former Girl Scout Troop "adopted" one of the OFA scholarship recipients by providing care packages on her... more »

  ssdp wrote:

SSDP creates safe spaces for students to have honest conversations about drugs and drug policy. The people I have met through this organization are absolutely inspirational, they are young, smart, professional, driven, and eager to change the world for... more »

  MonicaS wrote:

I have been a part of this organization for many years and they are truly a small (but growing) group of citizens committed to changing the world for the better! more »

  aprilcturner wrote:

Wise Women Gathering Place provides an inspiring example of how an organization can facilitate transformative change for the communities they serve. The WWGP leadership and staff demonstrate an uncommon level of commitment and passion for service. During... more »

  jnguyen9909 wrote:

I am currently an intern for the Kim Center for Social Balance and I can confidently say this is an amazing non-profit with an amazing board more »

  santhosh.soudamini wrote:

I had the opportunity to meet with the individuals that power this all volunteer organization. Oh boy I was so impressed as to how organized they were for such a young organization with a great cause. Dreampack and Dreamcatcher programs are so innovative.... more »

  Rio Phior wrote:

As a branding consultant, I've worked with over 65 global and national non-profits. Rarely have I come upon a group such as National Charity League, Inc. that does virtually no marketing or self-aggrandizement. They run a lean organization focussing 100%... more »