Find Neighborhood & Block Associations Nonprofits and Charities

  Communityblder wrote:

The Ivanhoe neighborhood Council has done a phenomenal job in preserving the Ivanhoe community! They are actively involved in the community and strategic planners in neighborhood growth. Their success is do to a staff of fully committed individuals such... more »

  Writer wrote:

We found our way to The Urban Farmers because my spectrum-y, Asperger’s-y son needed to do 30 hours of volunteer work to graduate from high school. The volunteer backyard harvest fruit work didn’t have a training requirement and the TUF calendar allowed... more »

  rachels wrote:

I work for CAMBA as an after-school site coordinator and am new to the organization. CAMBA is highly organized and efficient. Managers mantain good boundaries, follow through, and are consistent. The organization is so mult-faceted that we are able... more »

  Cory O. wrote:

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

  Kirk D. wrote:

Great community projects and engagement. Thank you for making the neighborhood a better place for all. more »

  Writer wrote:

As a longtime beach side resident as well as a native Floridian I had the misfortune of walking my two poodle size dog's past tommy gasiorowski house with them off of the chain and he told me to leash them .after I politely said no he went into a rage... more »

  Maryann P. wrote:

Greetings, I moved to Utah and immediately put my name on the waiting list at the community garden near my home. I am retired on disability and that sure can dampen my spirits. I have become involved with teh Wasatch Community Gardens and feel better... more »

  david921 wrote:

Reclamation Station is the greenest non profit in Texas! They recycle millions of pounds of cardboard, paper, tin, aluminum, etc. They also grow organic plants/vegetables in their greenhouses, operate 2 thrift shops, and educate thousands on environmental... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Adams Foundation has been a big supporter of programs in the Krumm Park/East Columbus neighborhood. With their help we've been able to continue hosting events at the Adams Community Center that provide activities for the neighborhood kids. more »

  tabycatlady wrote:

I worked for Neighborhood House for over 10 years and then I volunteered and became a donor. This organization is one of the best of its kind in the United States. It is a warm and welcoming place for the people it serves, the employees and volunteers.... more »

  Williams1 wrote:

There cannot be a better neighborhood association than QVNA. They picked up what the City could no longer afford to do. A 1/2 city block organic community garden. A well run office for the community to 'stop in' and get assistance. A zoning... more »

  Chris wrote:

Sugarloaf Citizen's Association is an all-volunteer organization committed to expanding and promoting agricultural opportunities and preservation within Montgomery County, Maryland's 93,000 acre Agricultural Reserve, including defending essential environmental... more »

  PIA_Citizen wrote:

Quite frankly, I would never donate to this organization. Based on 2013 financial reports, Neighborhood House (Peoria, IL) spends a whopping 48% (+/-) in salaries with nearly 10% going to management! Either this charity it top heavy or the top is way... more »

  HPGirl wrote:

Thanks to the recent activities of the HPCA, good things are happening in Howard Park. It looks like our community association is finally making good things happen in this area. Keep up the good work! more »

  purpleinkwriter wrote:

Tempe Community Council is one of the most well-run and transparent nonprofits in the state of Arizona. Their financials are solid and they have a high level of community leadership from both the board and staff. more »

  jadwin59 wrote:

My family joined the 19th Ward Community Association when we moved to the neighborhood in 1992. The association was originally formed to combat blockbusting in the 1960s. Its aim is to unite neighbors, increase pride in the neighborhood, and... more »

  Regan T. wrote:

I was blessed to have found out about Heartside through the Art Studio. It is an amazing place where everyone is welcome off the street to express themselves through art! Not only does it give a creative outlet to anyone who is willing to pick up a... more »

  Writer wrote:

This group is totally against any kind of real estate development residential or commercial. It's members are known for filing building code violations against local business getting them shut down without just cause and antagonizing homeowners in the... more »

  junnie wrote:

The web site for SMA is not www.communitybuilders.org. There is nothing at that web site related to this organization. Details on this organization can be found at www.smaweb.org. more »