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  Srivera wrote:

I want to thank you for all the support that you gave me and Richmond Community Services during 2011. Recreating a volunteer program and starting an outreach program has been a challenge, but with The Volunteer Center's support, we have ended the year... more »

  hoatzin wrote:

This is the 3rd summer my now 13 year old son has attended the Miller Institute Summer camp. My son loves the technical content and depth and highly respects the knowledge of the camp leaders. As a result, we donated funds to enable another child... more »

  athelas wrote:

I was the most impressed with how Curamericas worked within the community and local doctors to find out the needs of the area prior to establishing projects and beginning work. The worked closely with the locals to incorporate and combine modern technology... more »

  4palmers wrote:

Operation Homefront is an amazing organization! I have personally witnessed the support they provide our military families. As a disabled veteran and now a military spouse, I cannot tell you how much their support means to our military families! They... more »

  ntakamine wrote:

I have the great pleasure of being both a beneficiary and a Board member of ProInspire. When I decided to make a shift in my career to use my business education and experience to create social value, the ProInspire Fellowship was exactly what I needed.... more »

  Aja Kiri G. wrote:

Crossroads is a great place to help serve the most needy in our community. Whether you are helping prepare or serve meals at the Soup Kitchen or seeing a client for the first time as a counselor, you are sure to leave feeling like you've made a difference... more »

  Writer wrote:

Childbirth Survival International (CSI) Team members are truly passionate and dedicated to make a difference in poor communities. The work they do for pregnant women, children, and adolescent girls is wonderful. more »

  Shaydah G. wrote:

Have been involved with the organization’s education and research capacities and I can wholeheartedly say that through and through this organization prioritizes the voices of affected populations, which is so often lost by other humanitarian organizations.... more »

  phollenbeck wrote:

The Nonprofit Center of The Berkshires provides essential services in Western Massachusetts for nonprofits large and small. As Chair of the Trustees for the Great Barrington Libraries we have turned to the Center often for their expertise and guidance... more »

  petpyrs wrote:

This organization takes in Great Pyrenees dogs and mixed GP dogs. These dogs come in from City and County kill shelters, owner turn-ins, abused, abandoned and/or unwanted animals find there way here. Each dog taken into the program is spayed/neutered,... more »

  terp722 wrote:

I have been involved with Protect Yourself 1 as a board member since 2005. As a relatively new organization funding has and will remain a vital need to continue the mission of PY1. While everyone I have come in contact with supports the efforts and says... more »

  erik.ramanathan wrote:

As a PHFE donor, I feel like I can have an enormously broad impact on hundreds of public health programs at once. But I can also give to individual programs like Little by Little that themselves impact tens of thousands of children with literacy and... more »

  sgetman wrote:

I've been volunteering with this organization for a year now and a member of the board for a few months. The staff is extremely dedicated to their work and have done an amazing job of adjusting to the realities of COVID-19. Most of their events used to... more »

  kate p wrote:

I have only had great experiences with Alliance for Justice. As a progressive organizer who cares about the federal judiciary, I find them to be a unique and trusted resource. As one of their e-activists, their action-alerts keep me abreast of important... more »

  shannonw183 wrote:

Well a dear friend invited me to join this group via Facebook, during a grieving process that creeps up on you when you tell yourself and everyone around that your “Fine.” Yet I was not! It’s been almost 6 years since losing my oldest brother to... more »

  MedicalReserveCorps wrote:

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

  mobileUser435064 wrote:

The services they provided for me and my family at a difficult time exceeded our expectations and were delivered with compassion, dignity and reflected both our wishes and sacred traditions. more »

  Kathleen Pedersen P. wrote:

I received a queen size bed from garage of blessings and they even delivered it to me. I am a disabled senior and Christina is so kind more »

  Harvestnowinc wrote:

Harvest NOW is a five fold ministry that is taking the message of God's love, healing and restoration to the millions of people who are waiting to hear the name of Jesus Christ. Together with over 400 full time missionaries, pastors, evangelists and teachers... more »

  Adamsj1540 wrote:

House of Love Ministries has been a blessing in my Life and Foundation . I was able to have a Pleasure to meeting Pastor Matt Johnson thru Facebook as we serve the Feeding South Florida . Pastor Matt also served on my Board for a 1 House of love as... more »

  Cristy wrote:

Helping Honduras Kids is a truly and great NGO with Christian values that is doing everything posible to provide love, education adn Health to improve the lives of orphaned, abandoned, abused and/or neglected children on the North Coast of Honduras. more »

  dadalrymple wrote:

From time to time, we are fortunate enough, to be presented with opportunities to make a difference in the life of another human being. The most gratifying aspect of this is that in doing so, your own life is enriched. Heart Share International embraces... more »

  Cathy O wrote:

The NSA is a place where people who stutter can go to for support and to meet other people who stutter. I have attended local support group meetings for over ten years, have attended workshops and annual conferences. The people I have meet who are members... more »

  lyndelina wrote:

James Storehouse has an amazing way of illuminating the challenges faced by foster kids in their marketing/facebook! It encourages donations and adds crucial knowledge in the community. They have great systems in place for helping foster kids, even with... more »

  Simone v. wrote:

Even though I only joined Gramiksha quite recently, I have noticed that Gramiksha stands out due to these two strengths especially: 1) As a volunteer, joining Gramiksha truly feels like joining a family. Everyone is very supportive of each other and... more »

  amendoza wrote:

I think Summer Movie Mania is a great idea for the local community. Even though the construction masks the entrance to the park where the movie was shown, the event was well attended and well staffed. more »

  sajidasa wrote:

We just don't help the refugee families... We become their family. It is not uncommon for us to eat at each others' homes or share our meals. We share each other's happiness and grief. Please support us and be part of our family. more »

  Courtney R. wrote:

Apparo bridges the corporate community and non-profit community in Charlotte. We recently completed a Skilled Volunteer Engagement with a local non-profit. The project was rewarding for me and my co-worker and most importantly I feel we made a difference.... more »

  Aniah's Empowered A. wrote:

Aniah is a loving, brilliant, intelligent, passionate young girl who genuinely gives from her heart! I’m enjoying the pleasure of watching her grow. Not to mention this young girl is also a Published Author. “ The Gift of Giving “ and “ Bullying... more »

  Elsa4sound wrote:

As an annual donor to Community Law Center, I have been impressed to witness the positive impact they have on Baltimore's neighborhoods as well as nonprofits all over Maryland. On many occasions, if it were not for Community Law Center, neighborhoods... more »

  tulio21 wrote:

I have volunteered through COMPASS now for two years. My experience through them has truly opened my eyes to the wide spectrum of non-profit organizations in the greater DC metropolitan area and the ongoing challenges that they face both strategically... more »

  DEM25 wrote:

Lighting the Path is doing great work empowering women in West Africa. Efforts to help women establish associations in villages and begin shea butter production are being successful and many women are benefiting. They are committed to their work and... more »

  sedelstein wrote:

I had a life-changing experience on my trip to New Orleans in February 2009. Honestly. The combination of helping a community that is in great need (insulating and dry-walling homes for Hurricane Katrina victims), learning about the community and governmental... more »

  rostafnk wrote:

During a professional lull I followed my curiosity for sustainable living, NGO development, and culture to Long Way Home in Guatemala. Despite my plan to move about the region I spent the entirety of my 3.5 months working with LWH. During this time I... more »

  JACMAC wrote:

Bravo to The Healthy CareGiver Foundation and Professor Harmon-Pugh. The Women Veterans ROCK campaigns have been a great success for the past five years and is planned for the 6th year this Veteran's Day 2015. Congratulations! more »

  jrbmoran wrote:

Global Grassroots has achieved something extraordinary: a marriage of a philosophically thoughtful and sound approach to the problem, with actual hands-on, incredibly impactful work with the most marginalized and underserved women. Gretchen is changing... more »

  mjackson11 wrote:

Connecting Communities helped me get transportation to work. more »

  Kevin wrote:

I am so proud to be a part of this organization. Their mission for land preservation and historic preservation in Bucks County is very important to the community and the environment. The preservation of our agricultural resources is so important to... more »

  WByard wrote:

I have been a board member with Our Health since it began its planning phase in 1996. What motivated me then was watching women and children sitting in the freezing rain waiting for the free medical clinic to open. Those seeking help in a time of crisis... more »

  Sheila31 wrote:

Healing Paws for Warriors is a veteran found/led 501c3 that provides shelter to train service dogs to veterans faced with PTSD, TBI or MST at "no cost" to the veteran. Providing alternative medicine of prescriptions to a 4-legged battle buddy.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Starting a nonprofit with the assistance of Nonprofit Navigation provided me the capacity to expand my philanthropic efforts. Nonprofit Navigation was vital to the creation of our Foundation. It was a seamless process that provided us with a a solid foundation.Their... more »

  Joshua30 wrote:

Leadership Pasadena was a great experience for me. I had just moved from over 2,000 miles away to take a job in Pasadena and didn't know very many people. There has not been a single more important thing that I have done to grow personally and professionally... more »

  WHAA wrote:

501 Commons is an excellent organization that truly meets its mission to help Washington State nonprofits develop sustainable systems and grow. Because of this support, we are able to make a bigger, positive impact on the community. I don't know what... more »

  gfcorbett wrote:

The Taproot Foundation has one of the best business models I have ever seen for a non-profit organization and it does great work on behalf of many many non profit enterprises. Taproot is well organized, has top notch staff and from what I can tell has... more »

  robinnest wrote:

I partiicpated in a Formum on Domestic Violence against women. The entire event was well planned. The Exective Director, Ms. Johnson was organized and prompt. She faciliated the flow with the speaker and the question-answer period. She made everyone... more »

  Snoopy wrote:

volunteering at summer camps funding by Orphans Future is so exciting and important for those orphans in Ternopil rural areas. more »

  Funnygirl113 wrote:

The time I spent with the NAFC was life changing. Giving back to those in need touched my heart and showed me that even in America we need health care for many who fall through the cracks. I felt like I was an important piece of the puzzle. I felt like... more »

  MHTannen wrote:

I have been involved with One-Justice for about a year and a half. Originally, I connected around our shared interest in creating an educational program that would help legal services leaders significantly improve their ability to manage and lead their... more »

  Writer wrote:

Social Media For Nonprofits is a very informative conference. Great information was presented and shared. A+ more »

  cbrock wrote:

Literacy New York does a great job providing technical support, training and funding to our non-profit literacy affiliate. Whenever we have a question, the staff at Literacy NY is quick to respond. We are one of the few states in the U.S. with a statewide... more »

  aleuzarraga wrote:

RISE San Diego has truly invested in me not only to serve better the communities I am part of but also in my own personal growth. Since 2019, RISE has taken a chance on me by accepting me to the most impactful and transforming leadership fellowship I've... more »

  Tides Center wrote:

We have really appreciated Tides Center's willingness to go way beyond what we expect and then doing it doubly efficiently! more »

  Mike M.10 wrote:

I have worked with the Stefanov's for years and I am honored to be on the board of Global Impact Network, Inc. This ministry operates in high integrity in every level of ministry. I have been honored to travel with them in several countries of the World.... more »

  SCVF wrote:

The passion of the people on the board is profound. I think the foundation has done an excellent job of diversifying their board. The staff at the foundation is very well read and helpful. The meetings are organized and their pre- meeting materials... more »

  Karsang wrote:

I decided to join Dzi Foundation for two simple reasons: its very effective execution of where every dollar goes (for example building an earthquake resistant schools for less around $25,000 is very impressive, especially when almost all the materials... more »

  ddiaz wrote:

Ms.Dorthy of Before The Transition, is a tireless angel who makes the world a better place for our students at the Lake Elsinore Unified School District . Ms. Dorothy provides suits and accessories for our young men. The majority of these students... more »

  Shawn B.3 wrote:

I have served as a board member with RGCDC for four years. In that time, under the leadership of Josue Olivares, we have come to see great alignment of economic development and non-profit sides of RGCDC, all in service to making a better Albuquerque and... more »

  mobileUser wrote:

The foundation supports youths, adults and family residents with affordable care relief program and surrounding communities, We need your support ! more »

  Hchudnoff wrote:

I have been employed with APL for three years. In this time, I have seen an incredible level of commitment from coworkers and families when it comes to meeting the needs of our learners. It has been a pleasure to work alongside folks doing all they can... more »

  Patricia A. wrote:

A lot of information- great collaborative effort. (This review was collected in person at Bay Area Bootcamp 2008 and entered by a GreatNonprofits staff member). more »

  BeachFriendly wrote:

I have been with Sea turtle Preservation for 10 years. In the begining I was trained as a guide and motivated to read more about sea turtles. Volunteering to help an endangered species is fun, educational and yet sometimes grueling. The organization... more »

  Toni C. wrote:

I have been volunteering with Bridge of Hope for 3 years. In that time, I have witnessed God's hand at work in a powerful way, working through men and women who take the command to love our neighbor seriously. This is an extremely well organized and efficient... more »

  Perla N. wrote:

I am a local nonprofit executive and I use Compasspoint's services a lot. I always look forward to their conferences because they are super lively and fun and address a lot of issues that not a lot of other people are willing to talk about honestly in... more »

  Samantha M.9 wrote:

This non-profit has far exceeded my expectations for helping families in need and never discriminating against people. Anyone is able to be helped by this organization, without fear of feeling rejected. They truly accept all and love all. They offer family... more »

  hotboxgunna wrote:

Lifestyle Journey is excellent in counseling, they assisted me in direction and the path and steps they aligned for me gave me stability. I love their services and how they help you step by step to achieve goals and determination to see true change. Highly... more »

  niser02 wrote:

Amazing group of people. They are attentive, caring and loving to all the participants in the program. They make fun projects, do fun field trips and incorporate all the participants with every activity. You can see the joy in their faces. It's... more »

  zoe3 wrote:

I have been involved with Career Nurse Assistants Program for almost 30 years on a voluntary basis. I help in the office and present awards at the annual banquet. I can truly say Career Nurse Assistants Program is a beacon of light to illuminate the... more »

  Clyde K. wrote:

I think that WFSA is the single best way to make a local impact on the lives of women and girls in our community. They have a SUPERB grantsmaking process that identifies real needs of women and girls, and identifies organizations that are making an important... more »

  Styler wrote:

Executive Service Corps of Houston utilizes for-profit and nonprofit professionals to help with issues across many disciplines. It is one of 27 national affiliates throughout the U.S. That help improve efficacy, efficiency and sustainability of nonprofits. My... more »

  Yew L. wrote:

I had the opportunity to visit Volunteermatch. They are a very professional organization that is well staffed and well run. They provide transactional services to match volunteers to nonprofits, which can be a challenging process. Volunteermatch makes... more »

  Allie Wittkamp wrote:

I joined VOLUNTEER Hampton Roads as a representative on the Corporate Volunteer Council in 2009. Next year I will be Vice President of the CVC. Right away the staff of VHR made volunteerism available to CVC members and our company employees. We pitched... more »

  Cathy wrote:

MNA is an excellent organization. Their staff is exceptionally talented and their executive director won a national award for being an up and coming leader in the field. In a few short years, this relatively new nonprofit organization is now, per capita,... 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 »

  Lib D. wrote:

They have been helping many, many people unconditionally! more »

  NationalCenter wrote:

They help in so many ways in locating missing people of all ages. They truly work hard to get the tips and comments that are needed and promptly report them to The Law Enforcement Agency which has the missing case. They also work hard advocating cases... more »

  jpastorek@akhealth.org wrote:

PANO provides invaluable resources to the PA non-profit community. Their highest profile services include Standars for Excellence, legislative advocacy and affordable non-profit training programs. However, they provide much more. Contact PANO's office... more »

  Em_Kaye wrote:

I am 18 years old and a current volunteer with HSoSC. I have been with them for about 2 years. I have been able to learn so many thing; giving fluids, checking normal health, understanding different diseases and viruses, giving different meds or medical... more »

  SabaAssociation wrote:

SABA' is an awesome nonprofit. They set-up a full fundraising campaign for a project we are doing in Chicago. The project can be seen at www.JamesPaytonProject.org. SABA' has gone above and beyond the call of duty by creating, hosting and funding the... more »

  Childress4 wrote:

There is an account entitled Injured Athlete Fund at the West Tennessee Healthcare Foundation. I cannot tell you how many athletes have been able to finish their high school career with the help of this fund. Many times, insurance will take care of... more »

  godpot wrote:

They teach people who are blind how to get along independently and continue to live on their own. Without the independent living skills classes my mother would have had to move in with me. Now she continues to live in her own home and we can still go... more »

  ct.cote wrote:

Oweesta is truly an asset to the entire Native CDFI industry. Providing unprecedented access to capital, facilitating training events to build organizational capacity at every level, creating network opportunities that otherwise wouldn't be available;... more »

  Writer wrote:

NCIB merged with the Philanthropic Advisory Service of the Council of Better Business Bureaus around the year 2000 and no longer exists as an independent entity. For current information, see http://www.give.org more »

  TRFC wrote:

Derris Ross, founder and CEO of The Ross Foundation, is dedicated to helping this under served neighborhood revive in order to thrive. He provides mentorship and support to youth. As a result, young people find purpose and hope and their grades are positively... more »

  Cheyenne98 wrote:

This is a very well organized non-profit and is true to their mission statement. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  douglas1 wrote:

I have worked with this organization over the past year. The leadership has great ideas and is fantastic about helping other nonprofits think outside of the box and succeed. more »

  rembandtiv wrote:

NTR is a great organization dedicated to helping low income Philadelphia residents with their technology needs. The store is stocked with low cost items and the staff and volunteers are helpful and knowledgeable. They work closely with students to provide... more »

  tadoveno wrote:

My son James had a successful senior year at high school, completing all the state required studies and preparing for life after graduation. But James is not your typical high school student; he was born with Down syndrome, a genetic condition that affects... more »

  Lisa Spence wrote:

As a community garden coordinator in the greater Boston area, I see the work BNAN does as a huge, local support. They have classes relevant to urban gardeners, host a big gardeners gathering every year, and held a wonderful film series this year. Thanks... more »

  ashley_s wrote:

I've been volunteering with Current Initiatives and hosting Laundry Projects for 8 years now, and it has been such a rewarding and impactful experience. I have seen the direct impact this project has on the community, and it never ceases to amaze me how... more »

  angelsokc wrote:

The Oklahoma Center for Nonprofits truly helped build my agency from the ground up. I became a member early in the development of my agency and have since utilized the very best resources, policies and proceedures, board trainings, nonprofit management... more »

  Rob C. wrote:

The Philantrepreneur Foundation runs a fantastic 1st Tuesday program in Henderson. They offer a morning class to non-profits to help them run their organization better. We get great insights into issues that other organizations are dealing with so we... more »

  rbhaskar wrote:

Hands On is a national organization but Hand On Portland is especially effective in its role. I have volunteered with this organization for over 7 years. Thaey act as a great liason between non-profits that need help and the large volunteer base... more »

  BobVet wrote:

Thank you for helping our Veterans Charity come into to 21th Century. more »

  jasonselness wrote:

Kingman Cares has supported this family for the last year. I remember my wife told me that we were meeting your organization up at Walmart to pick out a tent for this family. I thought to myself it's not going to happen, we’ve been through this whole... more »

  millerrick648 wrote:

This is an amazing program. They provide a variety of services to the public and use the funds paid for those services to support nonprofits that apply to the program and help nonprofits fundraise, they have an amazing credit repair specialist that will... more »

  johnsona wrote:

campusCATALYST is a fantastic organization. By exposing students at Chicago's top universities to the trends and challenges of the social sector, campusCATALYST inspires young talent to commit to community service. In the long run, this will help to... more »

  JDeinhart wrote:

As the Director of Stewardship and Strategic Planning for a small, relatively young, but growing Diocese, I can't express enough how supportive and impactful the partnership of the Roundtable has been in the life of the Diocese. From 'Standards for Excellence'... more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

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

The mission of the Essex County Community Foundation is to connect people, ideas and resources for the common good. more »

  sawbridge wrote:

My granddaughter, Teagan (Sweet Tea) has been fighting her way back from brain tumor and its subsequent surgery, chemotherapy, radiation, and post treatment impacts. Her inspirational courage is contagious. Her mom, Tatum, my daughter realized how lonely... more »

  carolelainew wrote:

I am 62 years old and April 2023 I lost about 14 feet of my small intestine considered short bowel syndrome. I am so thankful for this nonprofit website there nowhere to turn until I found this group. No words can truly say how much I appreciate the help.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The best Pastors ever. God has bless them in all ways. I love La Viña, Inc more »

  SouthernCrescentVeteranServicesInc wrote:

Thanks to Mary Thigpen CEO of Conext 1 Veteran Woman Inc we (Southern Crescent Veteran Services Inc.) in partnership with CIS was able to pass out 1,000 book bags filled school supplies to parent of Clayton and Henry County for the 2020-2021 school year... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  miket148 wrote:

As an ESC volunteer since 2004, I have personally seen the difference that this organization makes in building capacity for nonprofit organizations. And the volunteer experience that it provides is unparalleled in the professional interactions, extensive... more »

  jsoylent wrote:

We donated to this organization and from the moment we did we regretted it! They were diabolical and conniving as they kept demanding more and more free things. We just couldn’t believe how awful they were. And then when it was over, how unthankful... more »

  trustnotaz wrote:

Love this organization. 100% volunteer run, no paid staff. Holds a huge used book sale the second weekend of every February at the State fairgrounds. Lots of great books at amazing prices...you never know what you'll find! Feb 2011 will be the 55th... more »

  ravd wrote:

There are now more than 5400 alumni of CEDPA's training and other programs in more than 100 countries (including the US). These alumni are now working at the community and national level to make a profound difference for women and children in their country,... more »

  Fenoj_L wrote:

I am the single child for my parents, who come from a very mediocre socioeconomic status, but they placed very serious importance on education and gave me the best of what they could, I was educated in the best schools even thou they were expensive,... more »

  LisaSiedlecki wrote:

The depth and breathe of this multi-armed ministry is surprising and significant. They serve at-risk children and adults in Danbury CT with mentoring and tutoring programs for kids, services and career development programs for the homeless and addicted,... more »

  Mdonovan1990 wrote:

Athletes and Causes Foundation helped feed our hospital multiple times during the heart of the Covid - 19 pandemic. So thankful for them and the work they do during times of crisis and helping to provide a little joy during a very difficult time for Doctors... more »

  VolunteerCoord wrote:

I work for Sierra Nonprofit Services through the VISTA- volunteers in service to America program and have learned a great deal about this organization. They are Fiscal Sponsors for many projects that are wanting to become a 501(C)3. They include: Tuolumne... more »

  JMossDC wrote:

I wouldn't be where I am today without Jumpstart. Yes, it is totally cliche but totally honest. Last February I heard Joshua Avedon talk about the changing Jewish world and the need to help and incubate new innovative organizations that are fostering... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Nesiebee wrote:

My name is Menica Harper I worked with Cappucin Soup Kitchen in Detroit Michigan for the homeless I was also homeless as I am writing th his I can’t stop crying here in Macomb county I know for sure sex offenders get better treatment than me as a black... more »

  winstonmay16 wrote:

Promise Hill Project provides hope to people who may never have any hope otherwise. Promise Hill Project provides help to the needy in the USA, Africa and India. It digs water wells, provides school supplies and uniforms, cows to meet the milk needs... more »

  rhoycentz wrote:

Community Outreach/Involvement http://www.corliss.org/outreach.html As far as the movement for dignity and rights for people with developmental disabilities has come, we can never afford to forget the dark times when these individuals... more »

  lbmlongco wrote:

Skyline Longmont Kiwanis Foundation (SLKF) is a fantastic 501 (c3) organization that contributes thousands of dollars every month to the Longmont community in need. SLKF was founded in 1978 with over 40 years of service to the community. SLKF is closely... more »

  GeorgeG wrote:

I was a long-time donor to this organization but began noticing that I never heard much about their activities, they were never in the news, there didn't seem to be anyone answering the phone when I called, they only had a post office box, etc. All I... more »

  mtm428 wrote:

Dress for Success Greater Orlando provides business clothing to women who are re-entering the workforce and career support once clients are employed. The organization is well known for providing interview appropriate attire, but few people are aware... more »

  thelight3129 wrote:

12 Things You Can Do to Fight poverty We’re proud to offer services to loved ones with no task off limits to give back dignity, safety , trust , and supplying anyone with employment and guarantee quality employees thAt are trained by job core... more »

  Kendo156 wrote:

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

  LadyPathos wrote:

The story of Pirate Proles is one of genuine compassion and remarkable growth. It began with our Board President, Benjo, envisioning a simple way to share excess goods with a community in need. His initial attempts with a lone table evolved dramatically... more »

  Ann S.12 wrote:

I attended my first chamber music concert at Chamber Music International over 20 years ago, and I was instantly hooked. I loved the way the individual instruments shone in these small groups, the visible interplay between the artists, and the range... more »

  lmc2024 wrote:

Thanks for giving veterans a second chance. This is much needed. more »

  Bryce4 wrote:

Nonprofits First has not responded at all within 28 calendar days regarding my enquiry about a nominee for the 2022 Hats Off Awards being the CEO of Herizon where this CEO threatened me with legal action regarding my respectful critique on a Herizon grant... more »

  siraj wrote:

This is new start organization please support this organization about for future good result happy good day more »

  jimburke41 wrote:

I visited the Volunteer Center over 5 years ago, after finding out about their "Know How" network, designed to connect over-55 skilled volunteers with volunteer opportunities. After a few conversations, I was asked to join the center's Board of Directors.... more »

  KenGaebler wrote:

I'm a huge fan of Lumity. Lumity is a Chicago-based nonprofit organization dedicated to helping other nonprofits to improve their operational capabilities. Core offerings include nonprofit technology consulting, nonprofit finance help, and nonprofit... more »

  Mlusi wrote:

Iam seeing this organisation as helpful as it could. I passionately looking forward to your usual considerations. My name is Simon Chidalimba Mluwa Gumbo my Passport number MA868241 Malawi My phone number :00265883406744 more »

Eureka's mission is to increase the capacity of executive directors of community-based organizations to improve the lives of children,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Heart of Faith Worship Center has a Food pantry that is open every first Wednesday of the Month. On October 21, 2015 we had over 200 people in need of food/non perishable items. We Thank God for allowing us to be able to give to his people as he see... more »

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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 »

Provision of high quality emergency care services in support of orlando health central hospital. more »

We were founded at the same location in 1961. Our primary mission is to teach the principles of salvation and bring others to... more »

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Protect & promote the well-being of adv more »

It assists interested individuals in establishing themselves as a non-profit and helps existing non-profits in maximizing their... more »

Hudson planning group's primary exempt purpose is to plan, develop andsupport innovative community based health, housing and human... more »

The mission of the alliance is to provide a continuum of care network for the homeless in the capital area through a coordinated... more »

Purpose of SVP International -Enable & catalyze a federation of SVPs with a shared mission & principlesSupport the mission of... more »

Capacity building services to non-profits more »

To promote interchapter harmony and to provide a way for the members to correlate their planning and activity for citywide events.... more »

Unity's mission is to coordinate partnerships to reduce, end and prevent homelessness. more »

The primary purpose of the foundation for medical education and care, inc. Is to promote, support and otherwise foster medical... more »

Community impact powered by philanthropy. more »

Kabissa is dedicated to empowering african civil society organizations to use information and communication technologies (icts)... more »

 Making Discipleship of Jesus Christ,Training the Elect, Discipleship and Missions more »

To enrich the lives of older adults by providing a continuum of high quality services which promotes independence and meets the... more »

Mentors poor to financial selfsufficieny more »

Community and economic revitalization. more »

Community improvement in the mammoth cave region more »

PPF seeks to increase the effectiveness and well-being of nonprofit organizations in the western United States which serve economically... more »

The primary exempt purpose of st lukes health services, inc. Is to provide operating room services and other health care procedures... more »