Find Microfinance Nonprofits and Charities

  clarktmabey wrote:

Wonderful organization. They give students the opportunity to do international humanitarian service, after they earn the rite by providing much service at home. They partner with other service organizations making any donations go farther then they... more »

  linda23 wrote:

It was a wonderful trip! This group loves the Guatemalan people they care for. their work is hands on. There are so many programs that any one if they want to can find a way to help in a way that works for everyone. Here you learn that it really is true... more »

  moroccojoe wrote:

This corporation funnels money from a non profit to a for profit (as stated under their social enterprise page, donate here for HA3 which takes you to the High Atlas Foundations page). The founder plays off of two countries rules, violating them with... more »

  Emily wrote:

As an intern at FSD's San Francisco office, I have been privileged to see a broad range of what it is that FSD does. As of late I was going through different projects that previous interns have contributed to a wide variety of partner community-based... more »

  Pat Landowska wrote:

I've been involved with Wells Bring Hope (WBH) for over a year now, and it has been a very rewarding experience in every way. WBH mission is to save lives by providing safe, drinking water to people who are deprived of this elementary necessity - people... more »

  Adesh J. wrote:

The best thing I like about the organization is that more than 95% of my donation goes right into the cause I support. IDRF is a very transparent organization that provides me with their annual report and breakdown of how the donations are being used. They... more »

  HPayne wrote:

I have followed the success and growth of Well Aware since the first began implementing projects in 2010. I have admired their high standards for ethical fundraising and management, as well as how they have created programs that truly honor and empower... more »

  zach1 wrote:

I have been volunteering with TWP for about 7 months now and their are few organizations like it that can provide consistent, sustainable solutions to some of the greatest problems that plague not just our local community, but our global community. A... more »

  kmw55 wrote:

WNP has opportunities for people from all walks of life and with a wide variety of skills and interests. The programs include lending libraries, bike repair, youth sports, sewing projects, gardening projects, farming, and MUCH more. Check our www.wisnic.org... more »

  betsrn wrote:

I am so happy to be able to support single mother's and their children in Guatemala. By purchasing a keychain or coffee, you are able to feed someone for 2 weeks. I give the keychains away to friends as gifts or thank you's. People really appreciate... more »

  gajendra wrote:

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

  bridgetwall wrote:

I found out about Educate Tanzania through my mom, who knows one of the founders, Jan Hansen. She speaks passionately about the work they do and the impact that is possible with the resources they have acquired through fundraising and other partnerships.... more »

  Christie Brown wrote:

I joined Miracles in Action on a trip to Guatemala in January 2007 and was so impressed with their networking, dedication, knowledge and ability to get real sustainable projects done. Also impressive is that 100% of donations go toward projects -- the... more »

  bchinnappan wrote:

Excellent organization that works with the poor and marginalized communities at the grassroots level! Congratulations to Arasu and team. more »

  rslevy wrote:

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

  kiva wrote:

Kiva.org is a wonderful organization that has really been revolutionary in the field of microfinance by allowing someone to lift an entrepreneur in the developing world out of poverty with as small as $25. My experience has been very positive because... more »

  stede wrote:

This charity is based on the premise that agriculture and particularly subsistance agriculture can be sustainable unlike the traditional slash and burn agriculture of the rain forest. Florence and her crew train farmers in subsistance agriculture and... more »

  impinv wrote:

Resolution Project is at the forefront of helping a growing wave of college students interested in social entrepreneurship realize their dreams. more »

  LippertLodge wrote:

The Kellermann Foundation has grown over the years from one couple with a vision to improve the lives of the Batwa people of Uganda by opening a small 2-person clinic into a 112-bed hospital and development program that reaches as many as 100,000 of the... more »

  lindafarthing wrote:

Fifteen years after I worked as Executive Director of Educate the Children for three and a half years, I remain an avid fan, volunteer and donor. As someone with almost 30 years working in development projects and low-income countries, this small organization... more »

  kristin7 wrote:

Starfish One by One offers scholarships and mentorships to help Mayan girls get an education so they can ultimately break the cycle of poverty. Girls in that culture are not encouraged to get an education. Starfish not only offers financial assistance,... more »

  mdfloyd322 wrote:

I've been aware of ADP for a couple of years. I've met with the founders of the organization, viewed slides, and talked about their goals, current and future projects. They truly have a heart for Africa and Rwanda in particular. I like their approach... more »

  jcpenner wrote:

Shopping for a Change™ (SFAC) is a business model that provides work for marginalized groups of artisans and a means for marketing their products. That in and of itself helps make the world a better place, but it doesn’t stop there. What makes Shopping... more »

  Kathleen Hubbard-Ismail wrote:

For the past twenty years, I have been spending two weeks of my vacation time volunteering with Global Volunteers in countries around the world. I have traveled with Global Volunteers because I believe in their philosophy of service, know that I will... more »

  Marianne Woodward wrote:

I have been giving to World Vision since 1989 and have nothing but praise for the organization. 87% of their donations go directly to the people in the countries that need it. They are in over 100 countries around the world providing humanitarian relief... more »

  eileen5 wrote:

In November 2010 I had the opportunity to travel to Nepal and India where I met with grantees in Kathmandu and in Kolkata. We visited Project 5-O Calcutta, a project for which VGIF was the first funder in 1983. It continues to be a thriving community... more »

  NWsupporter wrote:

I first learned about World Neighbors 11 years ago, when I met its CEO and board chair at a conference in Washington DC. I was amazed to learn that it was then 46 years old because it was clearly doing important and effective international development... more »

  bomafan wrote:

The Boma Fund is recreating micro-enterprise development. Working in the remote villages of Northern Kenya, The Boma Fund’s ground-breaking grass-roots Rural Entrepreneur Access Project (REAP) is spurring the creation of micro-businesses by providing... more »

  Debbie Hall wrote:

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

  David william wrote:

It was a really nice experience with AJSA and with their activities. more »

  malwarwick wrote:

A friend had been trying to persuade me to join him on the board of READ. I wasn't interested. Finally, he managed to seat me at a dinner next to Toni Neubauer, READ's amazing founder. By the time dinner was over, I was sold. I joined the board soon thereafter... more »

  mentonbill wrote:

I needed to do community service, and last minute called them. They were nice and did everything within reason to make me feel like I belong. more »

  SGwynn wrote:

Global Volunteer Network Foundation is an organisation that really does help local communities around the world. Through my work, I always feel like I'm making a difference in other people's lives. Also, It is a great organisation to volunteer for. When... more »

  Bonnie C. wrote:

I volunteered for the first time with the Santa Fe International Folk Art Market in July, 2010, as part of their Artist Training Program. The first thing I noticed was the commitment and level of dedication of their volunteers, some who have... more »

  Alnansubuga wrote:

My Name is Allen Nansubuga. I would like to give my review of Connect Africa Foundation here in Kyaliwajjala, Namugongo which was founded by Ms. Lynn Auerbach of Newton Center, Maryland USA. I first met Lynn in 2008 here in my village in Kyaliwajjala... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with Food For His Children in Tanzania, Africa since 2008. Food For His Children helps the rural poor in the Karatu District by coming along side of them and helping them improve living conditions through the micro-loan of dairy goats.... more »

  DEIRDRE_R wrote:

It is difficult to put into words how visiting Malawi impacted me. It was more than four years ago and the trips are not long yet it left something in me. For one thing I realize more than ever how unjust the world economics are. We have so, so... more »

  arzueck wrote:

I purchased a gift card as a present. The delivery was prompt, and the recipient loved the gift. Global Giving lets the gift card holder choose from thousands of grassroots projects all around the world to donate to. It was a great gift that I will... more »

  M. Limer wrote:

I have seen how MBB works directly with women in South Sudan enabling them to achieve their goals. A young woman, in a culture that expects girls to be married early and to find their place only in the home, finds a place in school. A school is supported... more »

  alanharvard9 wrote:

Relief International is the WORST Non-Profit in the world. All poor employees are working hard to obtain Farshad Rastegar's benefits. No board interventions and presence. Board members are Relief International are passive and also under control of CEO... more »

  2021asahlberg wrote:

The Gbarnga Lutheran Mission Project does important work for a community in need and what continues to impress me is not only what they do, but how they do it. Every program is thoughtfully planned and revised with great care and compassion for people.... more »

  WillS wrote:

These folks are doing good things. I recently received and update that they may be fighting global insurgency through helping local sponsors pursue their eduction proposals. 3 cups of education - for real. They are rated in the top 2% by Charity Navigator,... more »

  Catharina wrote:

We cannot continue to live in comfort on our planet, while our brothers and sisters are in poverty, unsafe and without education. We have a strong obligation to uplift those in need. The time has come to be proactive. ... more »

  mark14 wrote:

i have been involved with Pro Mujer for several years now as a very vocal supporter and donor. three years ago i had the opportunity to see first hand how they work with women in latin america. i went on a Pro Mujer field trip to Peru. what truly impressed... more »

  rymskanji wrote:

Great organization! Doing great job for the local community.Always ready to help people in need. more »

  Chillymama wrote:

It is an absolute truth that when you educate girls and women and provide them with the opportunity to better themselves through business, they will lift their family, even their entire village, out of poverty. Friendship Bridge follows through on their... more »

  eva3 wrote:

My experience at EcoLogic has been great. I have seen how EcoLogic has helped poor rural communities in Central America and Mexico become environmental stewards and how this has also contributed to improve many of these people's living conditions. I... more »

  TSLD wrote:

IDEX is a storied organization that has quietly done groundbreaking, revolutionary work with community-based organizations in the Global South. Their model of flexible grantmaking and long-term partnership has the capacity to transform little-known, but... more »

  marielle wrote:

I'm impressed with the membership's passion and dedication. This is an organization of committed, intelligent youth trying to make a brighter more sustainable future. The organization is 100% youth run, 100% volunteer based. We have members... more »

  Kylee H. wrote:

Super awesome program and empowering women and girls to break a cycle! They have an awesome sponsorship program that not only provides the needs to be successful in the classroom but also outside of the classroom! Win, win all around! more »

  sherwinkaplan wrote:

I have been a supporter of IFED for about 13 years and an active volunteer (since I retired) for the last three. I love two main things about the organization. First, the niche it fills. Larger non-profits or governmental entities provide the physical... more »

  simpona-fotsy wrote:

I have been very impressed with the growth of CPALI over the years. This is probably no surprise to people familiar with it's founder, Dr. Cay Craig, a brilliant scientist in her own right. She has worked tirelessly in difficult conditions to help local... more »

  Katie H.8 wrote:

Their 100% model is so unique and I love their commitment to being transparent and partnering with trust partners. more »

  kalismom wrote:

I love what FINCA does and how they do it! I feel so empowering when I think about how my modest donations can help a woman start a business, expand her enterprise and, in turn, help others. I also love that the FINCA approach is so simple and direct.... more »

  nspineau wrote:

I cam across this non-profit through the recommendation of a friend. After doing my research, I decided I wanted to get involved. However as a full time university student I did not have money to donate or time to allocate for a trip; thus I reached out... more »

  mobileUser636717 wrote:

IF by Innergy has saved so many dogs this year, from either hoarding situations or death row at local shelters. The volunteers are caring and knowledgeable, and the pups are well loved. more »

  Jeffrey17 wrote:

I consider myself a volunteer for The Jonas Project, in the manner of amplifying and sharing their message on social media as best as I can. The Jonas Project helps veteran entrepreneurs connect with professional mentors to develop their goals and realize... more »

  freid wrote:

First Nations provides unique, practical, community-based support across a broad range of issues affecting First Nations - health, education, food security, land management, etc. Its approach is highly professional, and it is very results oriented. Its... more »

  sandra8 wrote:

Even before the earthquake, Haiti Projects was providing important service to Haiti driven by their mission of empowering a woman, to raise a family, to lift a village. The family planning clinic and hospital, the library, the scholarship program and... more »

  tucker42 wrote:

RAIN is a very unique organization, in that it's able to reach very remote areas where other NGO's are unable to. Just in the last six months, their expansion of ten school market gardens, as well as their emergency food aid campaign during the recent... more »

  dwoldu00 wrote:

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

  lea.s wrote:

If you have an opportunity to take a class or work with a community project that the folks from RDI are involved in, I encourage you to take your A game and join in because you won't be sorry! It has been such a rewarding and enriching experience working... more »

  Heather Joffe R. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to see their outstanding work first hand in Bolivia since 2008 when I supervised a U.S. government-funded grant made to the organization. (I work for a federal contractor that was in turn making federally-funded grants to NGOs.)... more »

  kay4 wrote:

My friend Pat Ortman, a DC area retired women's studies professor, was inspired by a Washington Post article titled more »

  lisa24 wrote:

The Samburu Project is an organization that is impacting so many lives in Kenya by nearly most of the funds raised going directly to the implementation of well drilling. The Mission is to bring clean, safe drinking water to as many as possible by drilling... more »

  africa231 wrote:

I give to Heroes of the Nation's child sponsorship program on a monthly basis. I appreciate that HTN operates on a 100% model...I can be confident that my donation will go directly to Kenya and will positively affect my sponsored child. I was able to... more »

  dmhansardlsw wrote:

As a BeadforLife Community Partner Volunteer I have the privelige of speaking to groups and organizations about how BeadforLife is helping to elimiante extreme poverty in Uganda. I also have the joy of selling the beautiful jewelry made from recycled... more »

  terry7 wrote:

Women's Microfinance Initiative has made small loans to over 1000 women in rural villages in Uganda and Kenya, allowing the women to start their own businesses to support their families. WMI has also helped to build a community center in Byobo which... more »

  colleendonnelly wrote:

During the summer/early fall of 2012, I volunteered in the communications and social media department of Trickle Up. Not only is the staff extremely dedicated to serving the ultrapoor, but they have also distinguished themselves thought leaders in the... more »

  cllundy wrote:

My husband and I went to the very first fundraiser for Plant With Purpose in 1984 - it was called Floresta then. They had a holistic vision of development which caught our hearts and minds - empowering people to overcome poverty with economic, environmental... more »

  alyball wrote:

Mother’s Without Borders is an incredible development agency who focuses on improving the lives of those they serve and the lives of the volunteers themselves. “Be the change you wish to see in the world.” more »

  bigalbcc wrote:

I sponsor two students through Rainbow Network. The personal connection is tremendous and the knowledge that my gift is making an incredible difference is a blessing to me. The idea that I am not just helping these two children, but their whole family... more »

  Janet234 wrote:

I am a professional with many years experience in education and international development through the work of non-profits. I came to know about Limitless Horizons Ixil, Inc.while I was volunteering with a different NGO in Guatemala.. It is remarkable... more »

  Susan90 wrote:

I have been a donor-investor in the work of Mary's Pence since their founding. I deeply admire their work with women's grassroots initiatives, working to support and promote the empowerment of women struggling to improve themselves, their families, and... more »

  carlosgperea wrote:

I'm a grassroots fundraiser for World Bicycle Relief and I couldn't be prouder of the work they do with the money I'm able to raise. The Buffalo Bikes are specially designed to stand up to the rigors of African riding. They're assembled in Africa, by... more »

  neil_j wrote:

I appreciate being able to use paypal to make donations. wateraidamerica.org has a link named "WaterAid on eBay," which has a link to send a donation by paypal. Today, the URL for the eBay link is http://www.missionfish.org/charity/charity.jsp?NP_ID=17803.... more »

  phiesm wrote:

Often we’ve been given the VISION, but the path to the destination is covered by a dense fog. That fog is really a smoke screen that entails the tools, expertise, and direction needed to navigate your course and make course corrections along the way.... more »

  Mal W. wrote:

My fundraising agency has served the Global Fund for Women for at least a decade, and I was personally involved in the work during the first several years. For an organization of such modest size, the Fund's reach is truly global. As the website says,... more »

  jellen wrote:

I have sponsored 6 sisters in war-torn countries since 2006, and have corresponded with all of them. W4W sends me information about them and their countries, and sends me an exit summary when each woman completes her year of training and group participation.... more »

  BriDuval wrote:

I was intially attracted to GambiaHELP because the organization benefits communities in Africa, a part of the world that has always held my interest. I was compelled to continue volunteering with GambiaHELP after learning about the Executive Director’s... more »

  jek18 wrote:

Nature and Culture has a special place in my heart as I was lucky enough to work directly with the amazing staff in Ecuador for several years while serving as a Peace Corps volunteer. I saw firsthand how dedicated everyone is in the organization, and... more »

  Junlei Li wrote:

CARE has been included in the latest investigative report on International Aid organizations -- the Crisis Caravan. In addition, in a separate report called "Road to H-x-l-l". While it is not the worst offenders and abusers, it certainly has... more »

  Indego Africa wrote:

I became aware of Indego Africa Project about two years ago, and was immediately attracted to the idea behind the organization: the alleviation of poverty through entrepreneurial and sustainable growth. Through partnerships with cooperatives of women... more »

  Works with Children wrote:

The unique quality of this NGO is that it has identified successful, local, community based African charities in Kenya, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Ethiopia, to name a few, and then "partners" with them to work together in the areas of health care, education,... more »

  lionchase1 wrote:

I have the highest respect and regard for the entire PERC team. For years, PERC has published breakthrough qualitative and quantitative analytics. Its expertise includes consumer credit, macroeconomics, and banking. PERC works with governments, institutions,... more »

  VAC-NET wrote:

Volunteer Action Network is a wonderful organization with dedicated and passionate staff. Its mission is inspirational to women inn Uganda and there is true altruism in the work that is done by the VAC-NET team. I am lucky to have been involved with this... more »

  ambatis wrote:

"Inspiration exists, but it has to find us working." ~ Pablo Picasso AIF inspires us to help to improve education, livelihoods and public health for the marginalized in India by showing the best possible ways to do it with least amount of overheads. more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a regular fundraiser for Challenge Africa. The team here & in Africa work tireiessly to improve the health and lives of those less fortunate than themselves. Giving up their free and volunteering their skills to the cause. Keep up the good work... more »

  robson wrote:

A small nonprofit with a very small staff, Zambian women groups and energetic working volunteer board making the most of every dollar donated to support the education of 1,500 AIDS orphans and vulnerable children in the poor communities surrounding the... more »

  florachuks wrote:

I'm FlorenceDennis Aikoriogie Foundation is a big blessing to my life and to the life of my coursematesThanks for always supporting usDennis Aikoriogie Foundation is the best foundation more »

  fashion wrote:

I am donating to this ministry because when I was not able to find a place to stay a friend recommended I contact the Rose of Sharing Ministry. They food me shelter within hours. They gave me the necessary information needed to empower me to a better... more »

  nonprofitadvisorsgroup wrote:

A cursory review of this organizations published fiinancials statements show that they are diverting operational expenses to program related expenses to show that more money is spent on programs expenese versus operational expenses. They have at least... more »

  Tom_63 wrote:

I am incredibly impressed with the mission of WCCN and honored to be recently added to the organization's Board of Directors. WCCN has been empowering people in Latin America to help themselves for 30 years, but that's just the beginning. There is a... more »

  PPat3l wrote:

Thaakat does a lot of great things. From helping people locally to helping them globally, they are simply the best. more »

  chrisbunting wrote:

I have been a Thriive donor for over three years and I continue to be impressed by the organization and its impact throughout the globe. They are creating powerful change in the developing world by helping local people develop strong businesses that... more »

  Writer wrote:

AAFF is making a real difference in the lives of Afghanistan. In 2012, they built 25 wells. In 2013, they built 5 more wells, providing water for 15,000 families. In 2015, they finished the Gohar Khatoon girls' school, which has received community praise,... more »

  ashkun-zaker wrote:

The results that Womens initiative delivers are often clearly seen in the form of successful businesses, more local jobs, and a better standard of living for the women; while income is increased the vast majority of the time, it's the confidence and empowerment... more »

  Erin Halley wrote:

I worked with the Nanubhai Education Foundation on their New York City fundraiser March 2009. The event was a success and a blast to produce. The core team really makes you feel like one of the family. I will work with them again in the future and... more »

  kfourman51 wrote:

We've been "on the ground" involved in Divine Care for 8 years. Five trips to Uganda have given us the opportunity to see the leadership, the staff, the children and the communities up close and personal. We can say without a doubt DCM is the best investment... more »

  jmonthsm wrote:

Here is my personal experience with supporting The Proud Foundation. This charity goes way beyond offering temporary relief for immediate needs. It chooses to put enormous energy, creativity and heart into the long-term well being of those they help.... more »

  joenilly wrote:

The Kilgoris Project is one organization that I can say is truly building up the people they serve to carry on with true sustainability. Not only is TKP educating and caring for the thousand or so kids in their schools, but they are building up the whole... more »

  BrotherT wrote:

My name is Matt, and I was a volunteer working for iCAST through the University of Colorado in Denver last fall from September through December. Over the course of that Service Learning opportunity, I was quickly made to feel like a part of the team,... more »

  MCFDonor wrote:

I have been familiar with the Madagascar Cooperative Foundation for a number of years. This nonprofit helps the people of Madagascar in a number of ways, with a particular emphasis on practical and business education, and in providing small loans to... more »

  xcrunner9 wrote:

As an intern with Self Help International and after traveling to Ghana to see the work Self Help has done, I am grateful for the experience here. A rather small non-profit in terms of staff, this fact holds no weight when compared to the impact that I... more »

  K.Pete wrote:

The work Jubilee USA accomplishes is truly amazing. Working as an intern, I saw firsthand how Jubilee works closely with its faith communities, congregations and partner organizations to mobilize efforts to help the world’s poorest. Though staffing... more »

  Nancy K.3 wrote:

I was introduced to CONAPAC in 2002 while on an adventure trip and I visited a tiny village involved in the Adopt A School project. CONAPAC began in 1993 with the Adopt A School project. Education is important in Peru, and it is free, but all the... more »

  ellenkern wrote:

Not to disparage the work that Children's Hunger Relief Fund may carry out, the organization participates in unsolicited mailings requesting donations. I have never donated or provided my personal contact information to CHRF, yet received mail solicitation.... more »

  AnyaFisher wrote:

My adventures with Caritas Smile began about a half a year ago, when I was first introduced to its founder and creative director Sixcia Devine. Indefatigably brave, highly educated, charismatic and empowering, Sixcia, has been working on bringing joy,... more »

  marianonprofit wrote:

This organization is NOT committed to transparency. It is part of the Tvind/Teachers Group global conglomerate of shady businesses, which include a number of interlinked non-profits that operate under the general banner of Humana People to People. In... more »

  sethcoleman wrote:

I volunteer and support Mission ONE, and have for several years. I love the impact that Mission ONE has in bringing souls to Christ and aiding in community transformation. Their model is very effective and I am looking forward to seeing more fruit from... more »

  lkashworth wrote:

Freedom from Hunger has been helping women for over 50 years. They know how to partner with local organizations in each region - a crucial part of a successful program. I am particularly proud of the "Credit with Education" program, which has reached... more »

  Jesse M.1 wrote:

This organization is amazing. They helped me out after an on duty accident I had, and even came to see me in the hospital. Im very appreciative of this organization, and will continue to participate in their free trainings they provide to the local... more »

  Eileen H. wrote:

I am thrilled to serve on the Board for Mavuno Market. The founders of this organization have a very high level of integrity. Their hearts are to serve and their vision is to help people, especially women, out of poverty. The products which are hand... more »

  MarilynRoss wrote:

I am an AARP Volunteer and have been volunteering with the agency for almost two years. I thoroughly enjoy working with the agency. We dress men and women for job interviews, have a mentoring program and provide transitional housing for homeless men... more »

  Marcela V. wrote:

I moved to Fort Collins in 2008, and soon after I learned about Village Earth. I have experience doing the type of work they promote and so I was very curious to meet them. I did and was impressed by their open mindedness, humility and generosity with... more »

  armyjeb09 wrote:

Women in Progress is the kind of nonprofit NGO that helps people (specifically women) by not giving them handouts but empowering them with their own skills to make a living for their families. Women in Progress gives the women it works with a market... more »

  MaritaPierce wrote:

The Green Earth Moringa Dried Loose Leaf Tea is the best brand for me. After comparing Green Earth moringa tea with other brands, I found it of premium quality. It is sealed with freshness guaranteed. Its certifications signify the integrity of its processing... more »

  julie bttle wrote:

In the small villages outside of Cambodia, young girls travel a 'red dirt road' to Phnom Penh to work in the sweatshops to provide money for their families. The sweatshops are filthy, the hours are long, the work is backbreaking and the pay is marginal.... more »

  Janissa_Balcomb wrote:

We are a small young organization but we have already made significant strides in improving the lives of the children in Ketane, Lesotho. So what sets us apart, and why should you support our work? We have an amazingly talented group of volunteers... more »

  CaitlinG wrote:

I moved to San Cristobal de Las Casas, Mexico in September 2013 with my husband and started volunteering for Natik then. Natik has many opportunities available to anyone interested in nonprofit development projects. I am currently involved in one of their... more »

  jennfm wrote:

This fantastic organization brings clean, environmentally friendly solar energy to disadvantaged communities to help power schools, health clinics, agricultural projects, and villages in third-world nations around the globe. I am amazed at what they... more »

  Craig G. wrote:

What impresses me about Green Empowerment is their focus and effectiveness. They are focused on providing two essentials to those in need: clean water and electricity powered by renewable energy. They are effective because the projects... more »

  EmpoweringEmpathy wrote:

I speak to dozens of non profit leaders every year, and Zachery is truly leading the charge from a place of caring at Development Alert.They are seeking partnerships and working with community to solve problems, and that's what honest development... more »

  Writer wrote:

All of the employees, whether based overseas or at their headquarters office are 100% dedicated to the mission. The staff is committed to engaging with the communities in which they work. They truly listen to their stakeholders and apply the advice they... more »

  cpr218 wrote:

I feel that CLI has done an amazing job of identifying a true problem in the Congo, and tackling it. Because of what they do, they are starting at the bottom of a chain that will ultimately help for further development of the whole nation. Education... more »

  bette1 wrote:

My organization, Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Long Island, has partnered with Pedals for Progress for the last six years in a once a year bike collection. Pedals has always provided guidance in setting up and publicizing our collection. The trucks... more »

  allea.martin wrote:

Friends of Family Farmers is one of the most well-organized, creative, and effective non-profits I have come across. I discovered them when a friend invited me to an InFARMation session. These sessions happen every month. FoFF invites speakers from all... more »

  condor wrote:

CAN is an amazing nonprofit that connects people from very different parts of the world and walks of life and gives us the opportunity to work together to make a more just, equitable and environmentally sound world. Through CAN I have the opportunity... more »

  ginaqbydouie wrote:

The Slate Foundation is incredible foundation that is building an eco friendly sustainable school in Tanzania that will provide clean drinking water, education, agriculture and more. They are driven to educate people so they will understand how to share... more »

  tjcross wrote:

You can tell how a community cares by the way they treat their children. From the beginning Appalachian Life Quality Initiative (ALQI) has concentrated on the needs of the children of Scott County TN and has gone the extra mile to help those who cannot... more »

  Traveller6 wrote:

I visited Chocola, Guatemala in 2010 and witnessed firsthand the positive impact Seeds was already having on the community — and on individual people, particularly women and young children, who are some of the most vulnerable community members. I admired... more »

  Writer wrote:

If you want to be inspired, take some time to learn about Seeds to Sew! It's amazing that such a small all-volunteer organization could have such incredible lasting impact on so many women and girls globally. Seeds to Sew has taught me a life lesson about... more »

  orley wrote:

The sole purpose of this foundation is to support the teaching and research at a graduate program in economics--the CERGE-EI in Prague. Our goal at the foundation has been to permit this fledgling institute to support graudate students and faculty to... more »

  nmulkey wrote:

I have been extremely fortunate to volunteer with Rising International for nearly 14 years. Carmel Jud is an incredible woman, who has given so much of herself to a mission that she and so many others believe in. The impact to both women and girls (and... more »

  Michelle Davenport wrote:

I first learned of this organization about 10 years ago when the founder, Michele Rickets spoke at my church and told some of her firsthand accounts of how She Is Safe had reached out to the most poor, oppressed women and people of the world. My husband... more »

  suze wrote:

I have attended gatherings and talks put on by the Global Resource Alliance where I have learned only part of what it is they do to benefit the world. Global Resource Alliance has done a lot of amazing work in Tanzania including giving men, women, and... more »

  Fatimah S. S. wrote:

For more than two years I have worked with RAFI USA staff and leadership as an equity consultant. I have found both the leadership and staff of RAFI USA to be attentive, dedicated and motivated to do the hard work of diversity, equity, inclusivity and... more »

  sam8 wrote:

This organization gets it right. They have a mission that values people and looks for ways to help them that are not a "handout", but a help to getting themselves established and self-sufficient. Awesome goal, and amazing group of people. more »

  scuba girl wrote:

Project Education Sudan is an organization who values the relationships of all they serve. They work in partnership with and respect the decisions and perspectives of the community leaders they work together with. Their actions speak for them. They... more »

  smusti wrote:

I've worked with and visited several non-profit organizations, but Rural Development Trust/ Vicente Ferrer Foundation is like no other. With the guiding mission of eradicating poverty, RDT has brought about measurably significant changes in different... more »

  kulesa123 wrote:

From my research this group has extremely low overhead, but talented personnel to accomplish productive results under dire condtions world-wide, with onsite trained representatives, under pretty good supervision. Their website has multiple areas of selectable... more »

  ssboardmember wrote:

I'm on Samasource's Board of Directors. I'm thrilled to see the kind of impact they're making. Their management took $35K in initial funding and turned it into $130K in work for small businesses in Africa. As a board member, it's satisfying to see a... more »

  nakiakelley wrote:

The Diversity Business Resource Center has been extremely helpful to my woman owned landscaping and construction company. DBRC has been an awesome resource when I needed assistance with running my business. Whenever I have ran into issues that they... more »

  Gaddini43 wrote:

I am absolutely thrilled to share my heartfelt and enthusiastic rave review for The Lobiko Initiative. This exceptional non-profit organization has truly captured our family's respect for their remarkable efforts in the Democratic Republic of the Congo.... more »

  tishgibbs@sbcglobal.net wrote:

The Norwalk/Nagarote Sister City Project has had remarkable success working with at-risk teens in a desperately poor barrio in Nagarote, Nicaragua by providing after school activities including community service. Instead of getting involved with gangs... more »

  ROIvolunteer wrote:

I can vouch for the many years that ROI has provided dedicated service to U.S. and overseas communities for economic development and relief aid. 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 »

  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 »

  Rachel44 wrote:

I worked as an intern with Women Thrive Worldwide between January and May of 2012 and I was greatly impressed with the organization. More than other small NGOs I've worked with, they get things done. They advocate 24-7 on behalf of women throughout... more »

  AmandaRose wrote:

This program is truly giving and a wonderful way to promote development in and out of the United States. Heather puts everything into the support of these women and development in positive ways in India. Not only is she supporting these women to independently... more »

  julierhd wrote:

The Women of Pader is a wonderful organization committed to the sustainable development and investment into the lives of the mothers and their children living in Africa. more »

  bgash11 wrote:

I find that supporting and working with Arrive is beneficial because it is a personal, small non-profit organization. The impactful work has an incredible impact on the kids Arrive helps, and after going to Kenya I saw firsthand the on-the-ground operations.... more »

  mmwalker wrote:

Working with Vort Port International is a rewarding experience that helped open my mind up to many of the issues in our world. The organization does real and high-impact work that improves the lives of many. It is an honor to serve with Vort Port International.... more »

  Ren D. wrote:

We sent one of our grantee organizations to a Street Business School training and it was transformational for both the attendees and the group itself. The two staff that attended found it to be life-changing for them personally. Prior to the training... more »

  UNICEFUSA wrote:

Global Impact has helped our international children's organization facilitate high-impact campaigns with major companies in the US- and also ensures we're represented excellently during the Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) activities each fall. Equally,... more »

  menlosue wrote:

I have supported Kateri Tekakwitha Fund for 15 years. My modest monthly donation goes SO far in the country of Guatemala to support women and girls as they further their education - which in turn lifts their family, community, and nation. These... more »

  Mattie Wheeler wrote:

Having volunteered with Opportunity Fund for a year, I can attest to the difference that it really makes in the lives of Bay Area residents. The Bay Area is one of the most expensive areas to live in the US, and Opportunity Fund is extremely helpful to... more »

  vphaas wrote:

Myanmar Hope Christian Mission and Hope Boarding School are a fantastic Mission to support. All of the money that is donated is sent for the mission and school. The mission gets the full benefit! My husband and I personally know the forwarding agents... more »

  shanonmurry wrote:

Great company! It does wonderful things for disadvantaged woman. Beautiful jewelry with a beautiful message behind it! more »

  Tina A.3 wrote:

Empowering women and girls to become financially independent is very necessary as women are mostly the ones who really care for their children's upkeep in this part of the world. more »

  Cristina11 wrote:

Worldfund, with little resources has found a formula to have great geographic reach and truly impact the public education system in Mexico and Brazil. It has a high focus and measuring and improving impact, and is totally true to its mission. more »

  Barbara wrote:

Last spring I was fortunate to visit Uganda. While there, I had the opportunity to visit some of the rural communities where Water For People is working with local groups to provide safe water and sanitation. It was truly moving to see the respectful... more »

  Sam Hilton wrote:

Arguably one of the best charities in the world as independently judged by a range of expert charity advisors, such as GiveWell.org. What more could you possibly ask for?! more »

  Beverly Van K. wrote:

This is a small ministry with a big impact as they work in village after village, teaching people how to start home-based businesses to make a living by providing a service or product that others can use. All businesses are based on materials readily... more »

  Linda wrote:

Because choosing a non-profit organization to support is a difficult decision to make, I spend a lot of time closely examining their work and mission, their impact and passion. I want to believe that what I am able to give is really being used to greatest... more »

  wevolunteer wrote:

I have worked with many organizations in the past 50 years and this is certainly one of the very best. They have worked effectively with many partners in many countries and have had a positive impact on thousands. They deserve your support and they have... more »

  gotino wrote:

This organisation has greatly impacted on the different lives in northern uganda.peoples hopes was lost so many in the villages had given up and already bias on issue of justice because they felt out i interacted with people of odek and now they feel... more »

  Rebecca49 wrote:

One of the only charities I know which does what it says on the tin, with very little overheads. They actually research the trees required to maintain the Amazon and then plant more - a simple idea but one many NGOs seem to miss. In addition, they involve... more »

  jordanwhita wrote:

Great non profit I have seen and joined them for countless events in my community for a few years and have never seen any but happiness from the young kids to their parents. more »

  cgreenwood wrote:

I have given thousands of dollars to this organization because I believe in its mission to provide microfinance services to the working poor in the developing world. I also believe that giving loans to people to start or build a business is the best way... more »

  jvazquez66 wrote:

This organization deeply cares for the plight of persecuted Christians throughout the World. more »

  fred zambroski wrote:

Let's be ready funds to grassroots programs in Guatemala headed by local women. These young Women Are Disrupting the Model of Preschool Education in Guatemala! I have visited them every year (except during covid) for the past 18 years. The long-held... more »

  albert1 wrote:

As a co-founder of this organization, I can only say why it has stuck around for more than 35 years -- because it continues to stay relevant to changing circumstances. Our original vision was "Out to Save the World." That has never changed. What has changed... more »