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  jas wrote:

This is an outstanding charity doing good for our Armed Forces families. Some of the children are orphans while others need a home while a parent is deployed. This Children's home understands that kids are not grown at 18 and has services to successfully... more »

  spencer3 wrote:

There are better homeless centers to donate to or assist. Roseville Home Start states it's purpose is to "transition homeless children and families into affordable, sustainable, permanent housing and self-sufficiency", but the program is little more... more »

  Cindy57 wrote:

I began volunteering for this non-profit last year for their Operation School Bell program. The faces of the children as they entered the makeshift store in their schools gymnasium were unbelievable. They were so very happy. The first child I took... more »

  Betty36 wrote:

I first approached Chaparral House about volunteering in their garden after they put out a request for help. During my interview I shared that what I really preferred to do was lead a chair-based yoga program. After I described my qualifications and experience,... more »

  GC Williams wrote:

I was a patient at the Center for Respite Care and now I’m living in the Respite Permanent Housing Program. There are simply not enough words I could write to express my gratitude for all they have done for me. The kindness, compassion and care I received... more »

  deckenhoff wrote:

I was introduced to the Philadelpia Protestant Home approximately 8 years ago at their annual golf tournament. After attending several of these events, I was asked to join the Board of Directors. Prior to joining the PPH Board, I had never been on a... more »

  Alonzo King wrote:

Art is the door to the deepest knowledge at any age, and Eldergivers opens that door for so many who otherwise would not have known, that art was their birthright and natural home. Eldergivers is one of the most inspiring organizations in the Bay Area. more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  javad wrote:

(This review was entered by GreatNonprofits staff on behalf of the reviewer) I think that my program is the best! I am retired and enjoy coming here. more »

  emmenold1 wrote:

I give to Sayre Christian Village because I believe they go above and beyond to provide Godly-care for older adults. They have been serving the community for over 35 years and have a great reputation for providing healthcare and residential living options... more »

  cari b wrote:

This an excellent organization, with distinguished, experienced leaders who maintain their commitment to the mission and values of the company. more »

  Jerry45 wrote:

This facility helped my sister regain her strength and her dignity in a time of great illness. more »

  MsSky wrote:

I went to the Cedars rehab after some surgery this winter. What a revelation -- the therapists were first rate and my room was comfortable with terrific round-the-clock care. Even the food was good! more »

  Joseph wrote:

More than 10 years ago a group of interested citizens who had friends and/or relatives residing in the Hebrew Home formed a group to help improve care residents' were receiving. It was a groups composed of university professors of nursing and other professionals... more »

  DMP316 wrote:

I am so grateful to be a part of the Menorah Manor family. Not only am I a member of the team for almost 16 years, but my grandmother was also here. My family experienced the great care that Menorah gives and I see it every day. We are lucky to have... more »

  Jan_39 wrote:

Be.group senior living of Southern California, an assisted living retirement non-profit, has evicted seniors from their Twelve Oaks property. The property was gifted as a trust to the Presbyterian Homes of Southern California. Be.group has done a 2 million... 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 »

  Diane D wrote:

Our family's experience during the summer of 2012 was mixed. We experienced care givers whose work and compassion deserve praise, and these people gifted us with their skill and care. On the other hand, there were basic and serious lapses in care,... more »

  Thomas Pruzinsky wrote:

My family and I will be forever grateful for the care the magnificent staff of the Mary Wade Home provided for my beloved father (Joseph Pruzinsky) who was a resident there from March of 2009 to January of 2010. When admitted to the Mary Wade Home my... more »

  Concerned103 wrote:

Management is horrible. They do not treat staff or fami;ies with any respect. The staff is on pins and needles always waiting to be fired. Upper management could not call 5 residents by name. more »

  Robert02115 wrote:

My mother was a client of theirs. Both in her home and later for the last week of her life at their inpatient facility. The inpatient care was wonderful. The care she received in her home was terrible. There was one week where none of her three times... more »

  pekola wrote:

Carmela Noste was a patient in Peggy's House for a period of more than two months. I can not express enough how welcoming the environment was. The physical and spiritual nurturing, medical care and also the gourmet meals made her end of life experience... more »

  Rene Ronquillo wrote:

As a volunteer and member of the board of directors of St. Mary Rest Home, I am proud to be associated with the great work that this organization is doing. Despite its humble appearances the love and care that I witness the residence receiving is inspiring... more »

  Twilacct wrote:

I was priviledged to attend saint margarets in 1982 as a student training for a certificate as a child care technician. I lived in dorms right there at the hospital from august 1982 to august 1983. It was an awesome experience and i would love to come... more »

  GregJohnson wrote:

Their foundation is purely a lawyer referral service in hopes of suing others for "elder abuse". Lawyers pay for referrals from this agency. Over 20% of their operating income is spent on lobbying. more »