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  tiwitterstar wrote:

I brought my friend to this place 3 months ago and I have seen a wonderful change in his attitute he seems to love it there. more »

  Melendy L. wrote:

I heard about "A place called home" from a friend of mine who volunteered the year before during prom season. I was impressed by the mission of the charity and was eager to contribute my time. When i arrived the staff was very welcoming and friendly.... more »

  Rena.Rissler wrote:

Art of Recycle has been an amazing place for my children and I to spend some quality time together. Chelas and Mr Nobody have gone above and beyond to help my children get in touch with their creative side. We have gone there a number of times and usually... more »

  Child of God wrote:

I can say that I have felt God calling on mine and my husbands hurt to join the mission field. We had no clue where to start and then we tried to ignore the calling. My husband and I had moved to Missouri and then had to move back home to Louisiana.... more »

  Mary-Jo Bradshaw wrote:

I'm constantly surprised at the quality and extent of the services offered by the dedicated staff of All Peoples Community Center. The leadership is still committed to the founding vision - lovingly and respectfully meeting the specific needs identified... more »

  DanAhlberg wrote:

My Safe Harbor is enabling single mothers in Anaheim, CA learn to be productive, independent citizens and better parents. Through programs like Mother's Club, Learning Electives and Strong Families Institute, mothers are learning how to raise children... more »

  melindawollitz wrote:

This is a wonderful organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and academic support to students who may be in need. So far, every student that has participated in the program has graduated from college.The housing facility is right next... more »

  BIDK wrote:

I am highly impressed at the number of services Baldwin Center provides for those who are under-served in the community of Pontiac, MI. Adults enjoy ESL and fitness classes. They receive emergency funding when monies are available. And, the homeless... more »

  Gloria wrote:

Every time I turn around The Beth is offering one stellar community program after another. I'm impressed. more »

  katina0205 wrote:

The Women's Resource Center offers a variety of wonderful resources for women across the region. Because of WRC, over 2,500 women receive over 4,500 touch points per year, across 5 counties. I specifically volunteer in the Career Services area of WRC... more »

  Carma D. wrote:

I was introduced to the Freedom House through my employer for our annual day of giving. We were on-site and helped with some chores at the Freedom House. I was so moved by the program they do for homeless families in my city and county that I wanted... more »

  Aldo L wrote:

Coconut Grove Cares, Inc. has a wonderful After School and Summer Camp program, The Barnyard, that has helped countless children learn and play while improving the community it resides in, Village West Coconut Grove. They provide strong academic reinforcement... more »

  Kathleen L. wrote:

I moved to the Borough of Queens several years ago and was really struck by Queens Community House (QCH) -- each of the staff takes on so much work and there isn't a lot of ego. Without trumpeting the fact that they serve such a broad diversity of races,... more »

  KateStalker wrote:

Seven years ago near my house, sat a 2 block hodgepodge of vacant post-industrial parcels, only a mile from the Capitol. I watched as the Center for Resilient Cities (then called the Urban Open Space Foundation) slowly aquired each. After years of input,... more »

  lapazparatodo wrote:

The Festival Center offers very inexpensive classes to the community through its Servant Leadership School - these classes are focused on spirituality, the common good, empowerment, community engagement, and similar topics. I've taken a couple classes... more »

  Anthony18 wrote:

MGLCC does important work advocating for equality in the Bible belt. I especially appreciate the Outflix Film Festival. GLBT visibility is important in a state where elected leadership is vocally hostile. more »

  Jon_36 wrote:

This group knows how to stretch a dollar to do the most good with it! more »

  Randy D. wrote:

I truly support the efforts of this organization. The people involved are passionate to bring the community together from divers backgrounds to build strong relationships and understandings to grow the community as a whole free from hate and violence.... more »

  Carlos wrote:

The Point is a very special place for me. I took my first film photography classes at The Point which encouraged me to pursue a career as an artist. I used to commute from Queens, an hour and a half because I couldn't find a place like this: skilled staff,... more »

  Highland Farm wrote:

I attended a workshop sponsored by Circle Legacy Center. It was done very well and found the information very beneficial. I would recommend to everyone to attend any future workshops, classes or events at Circle Legacy Center. The Center provides a very... more »

  Peterb wrote:

The JCCA is a tremendous organization that supports the work of children and families throughout North America. I have found thier services to be of great depth and breadth. They respond to my needs, offer suggestions and strategies for improving our... more »

  hank wrote:

HI IM 13 AND I LOVE TO HELP PEOPLE IN MY COMMUNITY.IM A VERY POSITIVE PERSON AND DOING THIS MAKES ME SMILE EVRYDAY.ITS A VERY HAPPY HELPING ENVIRONMENT AND I LOVE BEING AROUND IT. more »

  Amanda_V wrote:

I Give... Because I've Been There!!My name is Amanda and I give because I've been there. Let me give you a little back story on myself. I'm a single mother, and sole provider of 2 beautiful children. A 5 year old and a 3 year old who have been... more »

  audanay wrote:

From personal experience, I can attest to the level of committment and the quality of services that this organization provides. The staff are some of the most talented, educated, individuals I have ever worked with. Each clinician has specialization... more »

  thruston wrote:

This is an excellent organization. It has a first rate staff. It is one of the few Bronx-based organization that is not controlled by local politicians. It is honestly run. more »

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  Darren. wrote:

Nonprofit serves the Durango community by assisting people to survive and exit homelessness. The ¨Coffee and Conversations¨ program provides meals, clothing, and fellowship each Saturday. Day Work program connects those seeking employment with jobs.... more »

  Cherrelyn N. wrote:

I enjoy working with A and B. We have partnered over the past 4 years to support student-athletes achieve academic success. They know the kids in the community and know how to reach them in their environment of comfort. more »

  tvlagt wrote:

Jeremiah's Hope, Andrew and Jenny Kelly, and the board members have quietly gone about the task of making the lives of so many Ukrainians better, through continued support physically, emotionally, socially and as mentors of a better life style. The social... more »

  lmcmann wrote:

The Hallie Q. Brown Center's food shelf doesn't just help people in need with food and clothing. They have gone out of their way to make their community center part of the movement towards local and sustainable food for all. By working with co-ops,... more »

  jerekeys wrote:

The Utah Pride Center has been the major driving force in recent years for LGBT equality in Utah. Their programs serve a wide range of people, from youth to adults, long-term political activists to newly "out" people seeking social connection. They host... more »

  sarah6 wrote:

Adventure Stage Chicago at the Northwestern University Settlement has quickly built its reputation as the premiere Theatre for Young Audiences in the Chicagoland area. For a city that is so saturated in theatre, Adventure Stage is the only one that presents... more »

  jenny55 wrote:

The university settement offers for the city like thay have computer classes for basic computer skills, microsoft office. Thay have the hunger senter, thay give free food away. thay have daycare and strive. thaty have free dinners for the city. thay have... more »

  vaguy wrote:

United Veterans Beacon House is the finest community agency I have ever worked with. They go above and beyond on a daily basis, in providing services and support to our nations Veterans. Their transitional housing program for homeless veterans is a... more »

  gold1234 wrote:

I've been involved with the Center going on 6 years. The community is so fortunate to have the Dunbar Center. It strengthens hearts and minds. Lorraine J. DiDomenico more »

  Jahci L. wrote:

I first came across this JBMS Foundation while I was in middle school. It helped me stay out of trouble while also learning how to better myself. The staff were very friendly and helpful which made the experience even more enjoyable. Naturally after I... more »

  msanch58 wrote:

Erie House has supported countless immigrant / low-income communities over 15 decades. As a teenager, they helped provide me with year-round programming, school-year mentorship, and guidance towards college. Without them, my immigrant parents and I would... more »

  Ljd wrote:

I am a supporter of their capital campaign which is renovating two beautiful, historical buildings in the South End in Boston. This project will truly make a major difference in our community and expand services to families seeking quality child care... more »

  CLARK wrote:

The Denver Rescue Mission is the best bet in Metro Denver when it comes to your monetary and gift donations. I've been involved with them for several years and see how lives are changed. So many people think of them as just a soup kitchen. But I have... more »

  mrdynamyt wrote:

I had been laid off from a job right after I had open heart surgery. So cash was very tight. This job had provided a company vehicle so I had to buy a used car for cash. I was still unemployed and going to school a year later when my front brakes started... more »

  mlagory wrote:

I have been working with Firehouse Shelter for many years now. It is an impressive organization that serves more homeless persons than any other facility in the state of Alabama. It keeps adminsitrative costs low while still providing the services necessary... more »

  KP84ELP wrote:

I went to the Rescue Mission of El Paso out of extreme desperation a few years ago. I was in an abusive situation and I had nowhere to go. I had an old van and the clothes on my back and nothing else. I called the Rescue Mission at 1 in the morning... more »

  Anthony wrote:

My experience in the 8 + years working with the children at NOA very rewarding one, and found that they are just looking for validation, love, kindness, respect, and the opportunity to be a kid again. They also want the burden that is on their shoulders... more »

  pmv719 wrote:

Casa Central is a very special Not for Profit whose performance can be measured in the transformation that takes place in the lives of the people they serve. I recently learned of a mother of an autistic teen. This woman reported that her son had no... more »

  techagnostic wrote:

I have close friends with a troubled teen. He was adopted as a young teen from a succession of foster homes, some of them probably abusive, and he's just had the toughest time -- and as a consequence, so have my friends. He's been arrested (for petty... more »

  Writer wrote:

Grant A Wish, Inc is very helpful to families with babies by giving away cribs, car seats, strollers, toys, books, baby clothing, playpens and they have a food program, they give away school supplies to needy students. It is a great organization. more »

  Tara T.3 wrote:

I have been a supporter of CRC for nearly 10 years now. The organization continues to grow as much in impact as it does in heart. Executive Director Tina Doniger is a tremendous steward of resources, a strategic, thoughtful visionary, and a generally... more »

  Howard Culbertson wrote:

I had a friend say that Love Link could make a dollar go further than any other non-profit they knew of. I think that's true. With a small paid staff and a host of volunteers, they do an incredible amount of good. more »

  CitrineSunrise wrote:

This is a great organization that caters to the community. Anything we need in Charlotte County can be found in one location. more »

  x wrote:

My child was enrolled in summer camp at FBGNC and was neglected and endangered in the first week. We went through the chain of commands to have the problem addressed and it was a bunch of excuses and blaming of the child (3) and other staff. The CEO... more »

  Bbaugh2000 wrote:

This place is horrible Ms.C is racist and I had a baby 10/31/2020 as soon as I got to the shelter I had to move heavy boxes or get kicked out, then ms.carol has a girl the name of B there with 2 boys she has a colony of lice in her head the resident B... more »

  Nsd2152 wrote:

Dedicated to helping individuals, especially families with children, to become more independent, UNC is constantly helping families through crises and helping to guide children and young people to be successful in school & life. For example, the program... more »

  wendy680 wrote:

My experience with the Santiam Heritage Foundation is wonderful! I've volunteered my time with the board for 9 years and the people are great. The restoration of this house is my main passion, because my family owned the house from 1949 to 1987. The people... more »

  bellanmateo wrote:

This place is taking advantage of the mentally ill. My fiancé whom I've been caring for several years is mentally ill. He was in between medication changes and his new medication was not working well. We were going to address these things with his Dr.... more »

  Tina-cious.com wrote:

The Triangle Community Center ("TCC") has really made a big impact on my life. So much so that I asked to join the board so that I could contribute to the community. TCC hosts support groups such as couples discussion, transmasculine group, AA, a youth... more »

  LeonardAngela wrote:

I volunteered two days at the CRC and would do it again in a heart beat. This group of dedicated community leaders are making waves in the Columbus area; fighting hunger and poverty every day. We need more people like these in the world. Thank you CRC... more »

  enice wrote:

Hope Haven has been an excellent resource in catering to the needs of the homeless population in Lewiston. They have provided meals, clothing, and household items to countless number of needy people here in the Lewiston, Me area. more »

  merrick wrote:

Merrick Community Service's new food shelf located at 1075 Hudson Road in St. Paul, is clean, convenient and inviting. It offers a wide variety of food to accommodate diverse cultures. The staff and volunteers are friendly and helpful. The new food... more »

  AnonMom wrote:

Organized, welcoming and accepting. Since we tumbled through the recession with multiple job and housing losses, Rochester Area Neighborhood House has been there with some words of comfort and often an outpouring of help. Food, clothing, a newsletter... more »

  Ian Lundberg wrote:

Eagle's Nest Ministry, through the efforts of Larry and Genece Arnold and Harold Smith, has a huge impact in fulfilling Jesus' command to feed, cloth and lead the hungry and the lost. Eagle's Nest provides food to hundreds in innercity Atlanta each week,... more »

  KARENVILLAGRAN wrote:

N.S.O. IS A GREAT ORGANIZATION, I AM GLAD GOD PUT THIS PEOPLE IN MY WAY, THANKS TO N.S.O. FOR ALL THE OPORTUNITY THEY GIVE DURING THIS TIME, AND I WISH WE CAN FIND PROGRAMS LIKE THIS AROUND THE WORLD THAT CARES ABOUT THE NEEDS OF THE PEOPLE. more »

  caseycatlett wrote:

My first experience with the Stanford Settlement was through a volunteering opportunity with the Sacramento Kings. The Kings had partnered with the Settlement to renovate one of their classrooms and provide a fun & interactive experience for their teens.... more »

  Rose F. wrote:

Rainbow Serenity is an outstanding organization not only representing the LGBT CommUNITY but over all tolerance and respect of all. I have witnessed consistant compassion, organization, and dedication from all members n volunteers. They serve with... more »

  torbing wrote:

Volunteering at St. Francis opened my eyes to how much the staff and partners of the Center care about the neighborhood and prodigies they serve. This is one of the great non-profits of Baltimore since 1963. Small, with a big reach, the staff provide... more »

  CrisH wrote:

North Light has helped so so many members of the Roxborough Manayunk community for decades. If you want to see your donations impact locally there is no better organization. more »

  Andrea wrote:

I am a new employee at the JCC in San Francisco and am really impressed with the quality of both their programming and operations. As someone who previously worked in the private sector, I was unprepared for the level of professionalism, enthusiasm,... more »

  2allnations wrote:

Mission Education International has been in existence for over 2 years now and has been able to make an impact in schools, specifically in Jamaica and Colombia. MEI has funded the salary of a Colombian teacher for 2 years and provided finances to feed... more »

  Jaszy wrote:

This organization of connecting generations is much needed in our community. The seniors need to instill wisdom in our youth and the youth have so much energy to get the seniors motivated and inspired. I commend the great work this organization is doing... more »

  john gannon wrote:

I love good samaritan! The staff and board are incredible!! more »

  Clwarner wrote:

It was a very worthwhile organization with a great leader. We gave out food to needy families. We were open M-F 9 AM-12PM. We saw men, women, children - they could come to St. Francis House once a month. We had 900+ people come to St. Francis the last... more »

  Anita B. wrote:

The Cabbage Patch has been in existence for 100 years serving children and families who are poor and oppressed and giving them hope and skills to face their futures. Youth as young as 6 and as old as 18 come to The Patch in the afternoons to get help... more »

  majortrends wrote:

Financially sound, a staff that cares, programs that make a difference. A winning combination. more »

  tutu7 wrote:

Lady in the front desk very rude. Found someone else to help me and when i confronted him with front desk being rude he just shrugged his shoulders and said she is working for free. I guess they are all exempt from common courtesy because they are all... more »

  mobileUser399235 wrote:

Spreading Seeds is providing hope for the community of Wilson through service of food, education, and clothing to qualified individuals. They could improve by engaging the community to learn where make changes can happen outside of the Spreading Seeds... more »

  billorton2000 wrote:

In the 1960s, as part of the War on Poverty, local "Community Action Partnerships" were created, as places where people could get job skills, help with life needs and generally get a leg up on moving from poverty up into the middle class. Many of the... more »

  Sandra wrote:

I was the former Executive Director,this non profit has continually lost funds,the Board of Directors is unknown to anyone.I have taken numerous complaints from people unable to access services and being treated rudely.A shame because I give the place... more »

  noonetrust wrote:

I ( Franklin mcvay) , had a medical(SEIZURE) TODAY (ON 5-17-2023) and was told by medical staff at the hospital here in Fairmont WV that (Pastor- jeff ) and his staff said that I was NOT allowed to To come BACK after my SEIZURE....they KNEW BEFORE hand... 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 »

  PennyW wrote:

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

  observer22 wrote:

This organization... Will help .... Eventually.... When the office staff feels like it 3 months later currently going to be evicted and the lady at Gilbert office that takes care of the ERA told me that iM not the only one and she will get to it when... more »

  Brendan B. wrote:

I am an unpaid intern with Westside and the work they do is truly grassroots and the people all the way to the top of the organization truly care about the people they serve. Happy to be a part of this family! more »

  stuckinhell wrote:

I really hope that someone will see this. I have been a client of TNCWV ever since they took over my lease when i lived in South Daytona. I was raised in an abusive family and was kicked to the curb when I was 18 years old. I was diagnosed with bipolar... more »

  LinenLady wrote:

Assistance League of Charlotte is a dynamic organization of men and women joined together to help disadvantaged children. Their slogan “ we feed, we clothe, we mentor, we educate” reflects the realization that children need help in many ways and... more »

  Kimberly141 wrote:

I have served on the Brother Bryan Mission Board for almost two years now. In that time, I have attended numerous graduation ceremonies and had conversations with the men who are served. It is BBM's goal to return each client to his family, church and... more »

  KBinCT wrote:

The LOFT does a tremendous amount of work to help the LGBT community of the Lower Hudson Valley. The Silver Connections program is critical for those 55 and older in the community to create community, provide people with opportunities, and educate seniors... more »

  lisadryan wrote:

When my daughter was an infant and barely walking, rarely talking, and her her pediatrician, a neurologist and the state department of developmental services didn't catch that she had autism and cerebral palsy, this organization did. That was 22 years... more »

  mtiggleman wrote:

As an intern, I have witnessed the extraordinary work Baxter does for its neighbors. Baxter is committed to its mission by providing beneficial programming and by hosting fun summer community events at Joe Taylor Park. This summer I have not only learned... more »

  CharderoTheLupe wrote:

Nothing more satisfying than giving to those who need the most. Consistent dedication to serving the homeless community in China Town. I am grateful for a place like this as they have helped me in my time of need and now I can give back. more »

  Craig wrote:

The JCC is a top notch organization. The facilities are second to none and the staff is warm, welcoming and inviting. I feel like an actual "member" of the community and not just a customer. more »

  CommunityVolunteer wrote:

6 year board member who has fallen in love with JFS! JFS provides services to ANYONE in need and operates a spectrum of services to allow individuals and families to be able to have stability in their life. From the professional mental health services... more »

  buldozer wrote:

This organization dos not provide any services to Slavic community. They last all contracts an grants. So, they have only three family members who are working for cash. We have a lot bedrooms nonprofit organizations like this one. more »

  Robyn67Wis wrote:

The Good Fight has been a game changer for my grandson. He was a shy, introvert, and now being at the GF for over a year, he isn't nearly as shy as he once was, he also shows more confidence and self respect. I am so grateful for the program:) more »

  RedHatLady wrote:

The House of Neighborly reached out for a volunteer to deliver meals to the elderly in the community. I decided to volunteer one day a week and that was two years ago. I enjoy meeting the people on my route and have made many friends. We always take... more »

  abmco2 wrote:

As a member of a local church that some of the Well men attend, I have seen many of the men in this program change as they learn what Christ can do for them in their lives. To see them walk into church on Sunday, perhaps their first time in a church,... more »

  Eric_S wrote:

Feeding People Inside and OutSitting down with this group of strangers at a table to eat was so uncomfortable for me that I came very close to not eating at all. I had worked with a group of teenagers from a local church to prepare food for the... more »

  Andy37 wrote:

I am nearby neighbor of the center and use smile.amazon.com as well as personal money to donate. I have found this center and their staff responsive to community needs and active. They do a fabulous job of meeting a variety of demographics, from the underprivileged... more »

  Donna42 wrote:

The Pawcatuck Neighborhood Center provides vital services to the community from seniors to the economically disadvantaged with the food pantry, clothing closet, living supplies closet, social workers who can assist people in getting further help, even... more »

  dreamaker4 wrote:

The name of this organization has been changed from: Carver National Alumni Association Cnaa Of Florala Alato: Carver Community Center of Florala more »

  abelbodies wrote:

Founded in 2005 disAbility Solutions (dSIL) serves all people with disabilities in Volusia and Flagler counties, Florida. We maintain 4 core services of peer support, skills training, individual and systems advocacy and information and referral. In addition... more »

  Pamela300 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit organization that helps kids fighting cancer. One unique thing about this non for profit organization is the local visits to children hospitals. When kids are fighting illnesses, it can become bad for the soul and the spirit.... more »

  Chanie W. wrote:

I've known Otsar for many years. I am very familiar with this wonderful organization. You can't work at Otsar if you don't have a golden heart. Otsar does its best to provide every individual with a positive experience in each of its programs. more »

  cortez5150 wrote:

Very Friday, HNS has food distribution, they give usable nutrition food.. Very generous ������������ more »

  ereedy wrote:

This is one of San Diego's oldest non profits which has served needy San Diego residents, from children to Seniors to the disabled, for 100 years. You can really find any population that your heart desires to work with here! more »

  Berenice V. wrote:

I have been helped at el centro from the food bank to making my taxes and free legal help for citizenship. Im very thankful to god for this organization that has been a lot of help for me my community and my family thank you for making a difference for... more »

  Michael G.5 wrote:

Great resource with the community during outreach and doing the difficult work to battle human trafficking more »

  DGardner wrote:

Regis House is a very special place to me as I grew up as a daughter of a Juniors of Social Service member. As a child, my mother used to take me to the previous Regis House location in West LA to help volunteer by cooking and serving Thanksgiving dinner... more »

  almeda wrote:

The needs are greater than you can imagine in the Haitian community, here and anywhere else. Please, HELP! more »

  L Keller wrote:

The Women's Connection organization is CLOSED. (Since May of 2014) more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chicago Commons has such an important mission of providing support, education, & resources and guidance for families in need with little ones to seniors in Chicago!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CC our partner!! CLOZTALK... more »

  Margie Kehr wrote:

Having worked closely with the staff at Sara Holbrook, their passion, vision and thoughtfulness for the families of the center is topnotch and I couldn't be prouder to serve on this Board. more »

  Writer wrote:

They do outreach to so many groups -- parents, seniors, students -- and the diversity of programming is amazing! more »

  Buster wrote:

I have been a member of the JCC since I first came to Rochester in 1975.They offer programs for people of all ages(infants to seniors).Thier programing in very diverse and offers something for everyone.I go there daily to exercise as part of my cardiac... more »

  yvonne_goadyahoo.com wrote:

PACT is absolutely wonderful. It is a community center for the improvement of quality of life in Green River, Utah. They have a food Locker for families in need. They have youth gatherings which teaches kindness and compassion by helping those in need.... more »

  josha5910 wrote:

I currently stay here they are horrible they lied to us to the people who are donating they hard earned cash to help us the clients out we are not getting any assistance with that they do not offer us lyft services anymore they make us catch buses and... more »

  Sunny20 wrote:

Thanks for supporting Chrissy Teigen Teach Your Child To Cook Show at Lulu bookstore distribution. Helping children and teens gain self confidence, life skills and love more »

  SchoolMarm wrote:

The Homosassa Civic Club has dedicated over 50 years to promoting the well-being of Old Homosassa and the surrounding area. Their newest project, the Homosassa Learning Center, is a tremendous asset to the community, young and old alike. more »

  sabrosura007 wrote:

The organization lacks structure in some components and competent leadership. The program is a bit questionable in terms of the motives, results and interests of the children it serves. more »

  Duane F. wrote:

Neighbors Together is a fantastic organization. They are so much more than a place that serves meals. They really empower the disenfranchised and help people turn their lives around. I'm most impressed by the level of care and respect they demonstrate.... more »

  Black69. wrote:

I can honestly say that this foundation is amazing in so many ways. With the way this world is today the children need this organization. They are there to provide a safe place, education, love compassion and so many other things they need . This foundation... more »

  Toco wrote:

Samaritan Counseling Center of Albuquerque has a wonderful history of service to the community. Staff, administrators and counselors are dedicated to providing compassionate and excellent care above and beyond. The board is so involved and committed... more »

  Kirk1204 wrote:

I can’t say enough wonderful things about this organization. From the moment I first connected with them, it was clear that their heart is truly in the community. The team is compassionate, dedicated, and deeply committed to making a real difference... more »

  Manowar wrote:

The executive director of this location recently stated in an interview that the members of the community who provide clothing for the homeless in Grants Pass should not do this. He further stated in the same interview that rather than the homeless living... more »

  boardrep wrote:

We paid NYCON to revise our organization's by laws to reflect changes required by changes in the Not for Profit Law. NYCON appeared to use a broiler plate which included much which was not included or required by Not for Profit Law and was not specific... more »

  aaron. wrote:

They got me closer to the community and participate in events. more »

  Josie_U wrote:

I give to be a light. By Josie Uecker, in support of Grace Missions, Inc. gracemissionskc.orgAfrica. The dark continent. A place of stark poverty, and for many, little hope. I traveled to this place that would appear, for most of us, to be... more »

  ahimsaahimsa wrote:

Perry School does a wonderful job serving the Washington D.C. community with a all inclusive service center for the local community. more »

  dtrappier wrote:

Beacon of Hope helps individuals and families regain a lot of what they lose. Food, clothing, training, emergency shelter, utility and rental assistance, encouragement, support and love. more »

  IowaProud wrote:

So many small rural towns have experienced a major transition during the past 25 years. Thanks to the Gray Community Betterment Corporation, project such as the Gray Rose Garden and fundraisers at the Gray Elementary School keep members of the public... more »

  Farrakhan001 wrote:

The Peacemakers Inc. is a non-profit organization in Roanoke, VA . We do community patrols in high crime neighborhoods. We teach conflict resolution. Every member is trained in Conflict Resolution, Basic First-Aid & Self Defense. We feel that our very... more »

  FabYouthPhilly wrote:

The Village of Arts & Humanities is a trusted neighborhood arts and culture organization. They have a long history of providing a wide range of quality youth and community programming. more »

  hillrdh wrote:

As a Meals on Wheels volunteer, I've seen first-hand the importance of the work Keystone does. It's a great organization that really touches a lot of lives. more »

  kay4home wrote:

This organization does wonderful charity work in Philadelphia providing meals to families during the Covid-19 Pandemic. It’s small organizations like Foster CDC Making a huge impact. more »

  Christmas2020 wrote:

New Outreach Ministries Located in Charlotte, Notth Carolina is Committed to Improve The Quality of Life, and Restoring The Dignity of Those we Serve providing Prepared and Unprepared Foods. New Outreach Ministries Help The Low Income, Homeless, and Seniors... more »

  Ashley_H wrote:

“Justice is what love looks like in public.” -Dr. Cornel WestI have always wanted to make a difference. But, what inspires me to give now? Love and justice for my neighbors.Over 4 years ago, I left my comfort zone and everything... more »

  Cathy wrote:

The Morrow County ERC was started to coordinate emergency services for families (food, heat, shelter, clothing, Rx) in our small rural county in Central Ohio. As various needs arise, the committee meets to discuss how the problem can be handled. Sometimes... more »

  Susie wrote:

The Ark provides services to needy Jews in Chicago. Has a free kosher pantry, social work, therapy, intensive day program, medical clinic, dental clinic, and pharmacy, to name a few. They really try to get to know their clients and integrate services... more »

  Writer wrote:

this group has helped thousands of people to get back on their feet more »

  ASmithTeamPA wrote:

This is an organization on the move. The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg is also the umbrella organization for the Jewish Community Center (JCC) - open to all, regardless of faith/religion, gender, age, etc. All of this is going to get more exciting... more »

  jo Grossman wrote:

Goddard-Riverside is a modern day settlement house serving New York City. It has programs for youth and teens, provides college counseling to low income NYC students, enabling them to go to college. It provides housing for adults who have been homeless... more »

  callie3 wrote:

From what I have seen of Redeemer Center for Life is that it is an extremely positive organization dedicated to lifting up the Harrison neighborhood, which is a part of Minneapolis that often forgotten. If all organization could have as much integrity... more »

  Bex45230 wrote:

The best place to go for services. The best place to volunteer. The best place to work at. Love this place. Great resources for everyone! more »

  kim-lenz@sbcglobal.net wrote:

Grace Hill Settlement House provides comprehensive and significant outreach to a large sector of St Louis... Recently Grace Hill steerheaded a program to create "idle-free" zones and encourage school bus drivers to turn off their idling engines while... more »

  The Dressing Room wrote:

Neighbors Helping Neighbors is a 5 local non-profits in Ashland, KY who are building a neighborhood within the city of Ashland. These non-profits include Ashland Community Kitchen, The Dressing Room, operated by Federated Charities,CAReS (a referral... more »

  aleecespalding wrote:

Ship Outreach and Community Center works in inner city Raleigh and has helped to make amazing strides to feed those in need, reduce gang violence and empower the community. The hearts of the people who volunteer are pure gold and it is a beautiful example... more »

  VioletBlue wrote:

Sonoma Community Center provides an amazing gathering place in Sonoma for all kinds of creative and artful endeavors. I began coming here for Free Spirits Gospel Choir and this has bloomed into a whole wonderful world of music and friends. I highly recommend... more »

  TonyT wrote:

I would like to share my experience with the Ogden Rescue Mission,I was a programmer for about 7 months and I have observed a lot of disrespect and mistreating of those in need of help.I realized that it all stems from the attitude of the director and... more »

  cbifmradio wrote:

Crossroad does not list staff and board members for security reasons--we are a prison ministry. Also, our financials are readily available on guidestar. com. We hope Charity Navigators will take this into consideration in their rating. Thank you. more »

  kyle4654 wrote:

Homeless and sleeping wherever I could keep warm, I lived on the streets, constantly involved in things which degraded my life even more. One day, I somehow decided to seek help and that is when I found the Gospel Mission. Inside, I... more »

  NonProfitSW wrote:

Unfortunately, the programs at this organization have changed for the worse. They do not meet the needs of the program participants and their families. Upper management is too focused on getting money that does not align with the types of services the... more »

  NZFYI wrote:

New Zion Families and Youth Initiatives, also known as New Zion FYI, implements programs, information and initiatives that empower families to strengthen their individual capabilities so that they can improve their socioeconomic status. One such initiative... more »

  delafieldj wrote:

Great things! Its an amazing place to get to know people and to get to grow in a relationship with Christ and come to know him! more »

  Janet wrote:

The Thea Bowman center has become a safe Heaven for the children within this community. I have lived here for 16 years and seen the worst of what happens in low income neighborhoods. I have five sons, if it was not for the Thea Bowman Center I don't know... more »

Maintaining the alum creek community center. more »

Men's homeless shelter more »

Various religious and cultural activities geared to educate the children of indian parents the root of indian culture and heritage.... more »

Kclb equips neighbors so that our neighborhoods thrive and our city flourishes. We do this through . . . - trainings on asset... more »

Provide activities for individuals with disabilities more »

To promote jewish life and culture and to maintain a community center to serve the people of staten island through camping, recreational,... more »

Provide social services designated to address the urgent needs of families in crises more »

Provide assistance to people in need more »