Find Leadership Development Nonprofits and Charities

  debi3 wrote:

This is a great organization! They are empowering formerly incarcerated women and helping them make lasting changes in their lives. They not only help these women get back on their feet; they also help them heal broken relationships. 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Ari B. wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Bonita H. wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »