Find Nutrition Nonprofits and Charities

  Deansherri wrote:

For the past 2 1/2 years I have dedicating my time to Hunger Fight and our mission to help eradicate hunger and food insecurity in NE Florida. With 1 in 6 people and 1 in 4 children affected, hunger is a very real problem in Northeast Florida. Not limited... more »

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more »

  karins wrote:

The Ceres Community Project has done a wonderful job in Sebastopol and the surrounding area - they prepare healthy meals for cancer patients, teach high school students the art of preparing nutritious food and involve members of the community with deliver... more »

  Shellsbells wrote:

I volunteered for the Awareness Film Festival last year. I was so impressed by the films that were shown and getting to experience the filmmakers being in attendance is great. I have also helped at one of their yoga classes when it was in Santa Monica,... more »

  volunteerval wrote:

My wife and I have donated to and volunteered for a different non-profit operating in Zambia. After finding AVOH and meeting their directors in Zambia and in the US, and after visiting their schools in Zambia, we stopped supporting the other group and... more »

  bcdilger wrote:

Project Manana is how nonprofits should run. Period. They clearly state the need, show it to you, layout how they help and their plans (both macro and micro) and how you as a donor can play into that. Their financial needs are small. Money... more »

  Lauren100 wrote:

I started volunteering with America On Track years ago. There are few pursuits in my life that have left such a feeling of inspiration and gratitude. This organization has created an extended family for hundreds of children, who's lives have been impacted... more »

  brentw wrote:

It was a great time. I was out of my comfrot zone most of the day, but put the day in God's hands. Praying for the people who came through was fulfilling and to see how gracious they were even in this time of need was amazing. It makes my problems seem... more »

  NPandC wrote:

Anthony, Andrea, Tony, and their team of volunteers and donors provide a beautiful, healthy meal for about 1,000 homeless men, women, and children every major holiday. more »

  Nancy71 wrote:

I have volunteered with Mil Milagos for about 5 years. It has been a special and rewarding experience. I have sold handmade jewelry to raise funds for Mil Milagros, helped coordinate jewelry sales at the annual celebration and fundraiser, and helped... more »

  FionaDawson wrote:

I love Recipe for Success! The programs not only impact the children's individual lives, but also contribute to a healthier, more sustainable community. Changing our world to less consumerism and more organic choices is great in my mind! more »

  africacounts wrote:

This charity is amazing. They do so much for so many kids in Sub-Saharan Africa and spend only one percent of their donations on administrative costs.They sure know how to make the donations given to them last! They support over 5000 kids in Africa... more »

  Cecih wrote:

ARO-Got Your Back SD is an awsome organization the feeds hungry kids each weekend. These kids are referred by local public schools as being hungry and/or homeless, but attend the public elementary schools. The teachers tell that the children's grades,... more »

  Sandra26 wrote:

Memo and his family are amazing people who believe in their community and in the power of honesty and hardwork. They empower both curious travellers and locals alike to help each other and learn more about the work through being active and doing what... more »

  assist wrote:

I found the Northern Virginia Assistance League to be rewarding, satisfying and fun while benefitting those we serve. The original Founder Ann Banning's philosophy "To act as a friend at any and all times to men, and women and children in need of care,... more »

  verapitt wrote:

I would like to say that since EatSF program started in 2015 in Tenderloin neighborhood that there's less people going hungry. That their able to afford and eat sustainable fruits and vegetables. The nonprofit agency that I work for participants... more »

  Melissa352 wrote:

I am very proud to be part of such a wonderful cause. It is extremely rewarding to see the direct impact we have on those we serve. Also, it's great to see that nutrition is the top priority. more »

  RobbieRob wrote:

This Organization changed my family's life about 16 years ago. This diet program is for children with ADHD and many other disabilities. By tailoring the diet you see a major difference in abilities both physically and mentally. Thank you Feingold... more »

  Felix S. wrote:

The McCoskrie Threshold Foundation, the humanitarian arm of the Air Commando Association located in Fort Walton Beach FL, has worked with BTC for over 12 years. Many thousand of pounds of medical supplies, clothilng, furniture, etc. the MTF collects... more »

  jbfly46 wrote:

Fraud. Phone number is registered to a Chinese name in Seattle, Washington. No contact info on their website. They don’t even pretend to hand out food. more »

  Jennifer87 wrote:

Hunger Relief International is leading the way in best practices for humanitarian aid. The services they provide enable families to develop skills and obtain life sustaining products to better provide for their families so they will not be forever dependent... more »

  1rivka wrote:

My kids have been attending the soccer at Seeds in the Middle for a few years now. It's a great program to get the kids moving for over 2 hours every Sunday. It also helps foster a positive environment for the different cultures in my neighborhood who... more »

  Carole Bader L. wrote:

I have been to many of Harmony Cafe's benefits. Rosemarie McCarthy and her team of volunteers work so hard to give everyone a chance to experience the great things they do. Rosemarie is constantly working to get to her goal of opening a cafe in Patchogue... more »

  Writer wrote:

I first discovered this NGO during my gap year in 2009. The foundation has such an impressive model, not only are they providing education to the students at the school, but they have numerous initiatives that help further break down barriers so that... more »

  zokire wrote:

This is an amazing NGO lead by some incredible people. They are at the forefront helping children in need in Ethiopia. They do outstanding work by providing school fees/supplies/food for children stricken in poverty. If you are looking for an NGO to... more »

  esmetrontz wrote:

One of my favorite things about CityScience is its mission and focus— improving science education in NYC public schools. I am pretty critical of the current curriculum in NYC schools— when I was in elementary and middle school, I never liked science.... more »

  Judywm wrote:

A fantastic nonprofit organization. When you make a donation, you get an immediate response and know how and where your donation will be used. Their work with FundaMaya in Guatemala assures the many needs of the people (food, education, health, etc.)... more »

  tjl6979 wrote:

I was a volunteer with God's Love for 6 years. Not only do they do wonderful work for the community, but they also provide fabulous and enriching volunteer opportunties for those interested. more »

  mobileUser373462 wrote:

Conejos Clean Water brings community together through their Valleybound Garden, engages area youth in outdoor recreation, stands up against fracking (even in court), and remains committed to serving the communities of the San Luis Valley. more »

  David M. wrote:

I recently spent 10 days in the Philippines touring the ICM oeprations at three of their bases. I have never seen this level of efficiency derived from the business leadership of David Sutherland, combined with local staff that all grew up in the ultra-poor... more »

  Tushna wrote:

Hunger is a serious problem our kids deal with even in this day and age. Weekend Wonders 4 Kidz is a step in the right direction in dealing with hunger and serving kids in need of nutritious food. Every week we deliver food packs to school kids in... more »

  Sue211 wrote:

As President of this outstanding organization, I take pride in leading this all-volunteer group of 350 women who provided more than 57,000 volunteer hours last year. Our 12 philanthropic programs serve children, seniors, veterans, and victims of abuse.... more »

  brianwalker wrote:

I've volunteered at Tri-City Volunteers for over 4 months now, and it has been an incredible experience. The staff and volunteers are all hard working, and our executive director has a clear vision that we all wish to see realized. I've always wanted... more »

  mowvol wrote:

By delivering hot and cold food on a daily basis, Meals on Wheels provides a vital service to those unable to provide for themselves. As a volunteer I have been privileged to participate in this unique service. We deliver food that is nutritious and... more »

  skplee5 wrote:

This organization and the people in it make the best effort to treat everyone, volunteers and clients, to feel welcomed, and respected. I've seen families we've helped, actually cry because they came in feeling down and left feeling happy and uplifted more »

  Lynn wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that brightens the lives of so many folks who aren't able to get out. Meals on Wheels West has a very friendly staff who acts in a professional manner toward the clients and volunteers alike. It has been truly... more »

  Siana S. wrote:

FTGU Farms is a brilliantly designed non profit. The simple and refined model allows the FTGU team to bring nutritious and healthy food to our most underserved community members fast. A garden can be put up in a matter of hours. Their projects not only... more »

  NewportPALibr wrote:

This organization uses the telephone for soliciting donations in an unscrupulous manner. My mother-in-law receives daily calls from theam (different numbers, but registered to AICR). When she answers, there is no one on the line. I did some research on... more »

  julierenfro wrote:

As a proud member of the board at Ascending Awareness, I’m thrilled to share my enthusiasm for our organization. Our dedication to providing housing, renewable resources, and sustainable energy for all is not just a mission but a way of life for us.... more »

  Writer wrote:

A Well-Fed World's model of supporting community based hunger relief and food distribution programs increases the sustainability and cultural appropriateness of these feeding programs. Additionally, the work they do to protect and help animals extends... 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 »

  Margaret Ann wrote:

Open Arms is a sunbeam in the dreary world of hunger. By preparing and delivering nutritious meals to clients with chronic and progressive diseases (HIV/AIDS, MS, cancer, ALS), we bring that sunbeam into our clients’ homes. When you envision a world... more »

  jazie24 wrote:

Goatlandia is the most wonderful place. Volunteering with them has brought so much love and joy into my life and I know my work is contributing to a greater mission of caring for, loving and saving animals. Deb and her team are passionate, caring, hard... more »

  sydshap wrote:

I did a one-time meal delivery with Citymeals--well I thought one time, but I've volunteered since and will continue to do so. It's great to see how a simple meal and short conversation makes a real difference in someone's life. more »

  hnh2020 wrote:

We love the work of Heart N Hands and how they focus on educating girls about heart health and how to love their hearts! Making an impact in the community. more »

  Laura W.9 wrote:

Baltimore Hunger Project is a phenomenal organization. I have admired their work for a long time, and have seen them raise their efforts even more during the COVID-19 pandemic to be able to assist even more people in need in our Baltimore community. My... more »

  ayeg wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that not only provides a healthy meal to the elderly. It is also a wonderful way for the elderly to have someone to check in on them on a daily basis and ensure that they are doing okay. The drivers are sometimes... more »

  dverley wrote:

As part of our community outreach we look for charities that we can do more than just donate money to. Not that money is not important but working together as human beings and showing we care matters just as much. Illinois Action for Children gave... more »

  calvinmcaward wrote:

This was a very fruitful experience and I am very grateful to have the opportunity to go on this trip with this organization. more »

  Tammy_R wrote:

Why we’ve done 2 food drives for the Food Equality Initiative within the last 6 months.My daughter is my world and I would do anything to give her good health, happiness and normalcy... No child should have to settle for less. But when... more »

  TerriKatrina wrote:

I have been involved with With Change in Mind for over five years and have been fortunate enough to go on two of the humanitarian trips to Malawi. It’s an incredible experience to see first hand how every dime donated is benefiting communities and most... more »

  Dan C. wrote:

ACMOW is an essential organization - feeding 2000+ seniors everyday. The organization has tremendous public support and runs very "lean." For donors looking to get bang for their buck, ACMOW delivers. more »

  Chris170 wrote:

What an amazing cause to help people not go hungry! more »

  Tahrea wrote:

Kulea Villages work really hard to keep their donors informed of success stories and needs by sending monthly newsletters, sending prayer team emails, sending letters from the children and also annual prayer cards to each sponsor. Sponsors feel connected... more »

  Grandma Rhonda wrote:

As a volunteer I am happy to bring a healthy meal - and some personal contact - to people who might otherwise spend their days alone, possibly with inadequate nutrition. The clients are grateful, the job is rewarding, and all the staff - from those who... more »

  Jeremy.O wrote:

I have been an active member of NorthStar clubhouse for over six months now. In that time I have found a part time job through NorthStar. I am currently working thanks to that, and I still am going to NorthStar a few times a week. I enjoy the atmosphere... more »

  Kristen R. wrote:

You will not find a more organized non-profit who can combine efficiency with sustainability, customer service, and empathy like Community Servings. There are a lot of non profits doing great work but Community Servings really comprehensively does its... more »

  Nancy B.4 wrote:

Nourishing Generations is changing lives-one bite at a time. This amazing non profit brings chefs, nutritionists and fitness specialists into schools, centers and programs that serve at risk children, teens and families. Nourishing Generations aims... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am the food service director for a small school district in Fordland, Missouri. I have been pursuing my degrees in Culinary Arts, Hospitality Management, and Baking since the fall of 2013. This past spring, I applied for the SNF scholarship. I was awarded... more »

  jgrise wrote:

PPB offered me the opportunity to work closely with children and mothers that desperately needed help. The 15 months I spent volunteering with PPB introduced me to a number of wonderful new friends and opened doors for me professionally. PPB does incredible... more »

  David V. wrote:

What a great blessing this organization has been in helping poor and impoverished children in Guatemala. We have organized fund drives and have helped in many ways. 1) An old unused storage shed was remodeled into a beautiful classroom. 2)... more »

  rgeraghty wrote:

This is a great organization that is helping people in need in Pittsburgh and being innovative at finding solutions to problems more »

  Danikanyc wrote:

I had the opportunity to volunteer with Plants on wheels during thanksgiving evening, giving food to the less fortunate, was really comforting be part of this beautiful cause and enjoyable to see people's gratitude more »

  hhswayngim wrote:

This wonderful organization is vital to so many in our community. The entire staff pours themselves into each client and volunteer that walks through the doors. more »

  fumitosu wrote:

I volunteered for TABLE FOR TWO for almost two years before joining as a staff member. The concept is so simple and unique, and the people involved are all extremely competent and driven, it's only a matter of time before it takes off in the U.S.! more »

  mhperron wrote:

As a founding board member I have been involved in every aspect of the HEAL Project, which aims to instill respect for personal and environmental health in students in the Cabrillo Unified School District Since begun as a pilot project in 1996, over 3000... more »

  mckennaknight wrote:

My family and I found HIP through our son’s school. HIP offered Healthy HIP Packs making sure students were well nourished on weekends. We thought what an amazing program that ultimately benefited the entire student body and staff. We started volunteering... more »

  wsklein3422 wrote:

I have been a board member for 2 years and it has been the most rewarding thing i have ever done. This organization has done more for the community than any other one I have ever been a part of. The leadership from top to bottom is committed and goes... more »

  Amanda Johnson wrote:

Life Changing. Our Pastor asked me to describe in 2 words my Mission Trip last year to Belize. Life changing were the 2 words I choose, but they hardly seem enough. I went to Belize to help run a Mission Medical Clinic with Dr. Paul Whisnant and International... more »

  carver316 wrote:

GCA does amazing work from Mexico to Africa to the Middle East.Niles Sharif, the head of GCA engages churches, individuals and philanthropists in the work of feeding, clothing, educating and healing the poorest of the poor. He looks for local... more »

  Lisa133 wrote:

I have given to this organization for many years, and I can tell you that they are genuinely concerned about their people. Their efforts have helped improve many lives by eliminating the suffering felt by these Native Americans. more »

  pmauro wrote:

A fantastic Catholic organization taking care of the poor and the sick. It truly lives the corporal works of mercy. more »

  esinnaeve wrote:

PBNM is an amazing organization committed to improving the heath of the community through education and sharing information on whole food plant based eating. I love their cooking demos and how they organize food drives. They go out of their way to help... more »

  Payson Stevens wrote:

I met Dr. Frederick Shaw in India in 2007 and was very impressed with his and the team of DIR people trying to improve the lives in Janta Colony, Chandigarh. This is one of the largest and older bastee/slums in the city. DIR people were on the ground... more »

  MTC2016 wrote:

We love what we do! Every day we focus on offering opportunities to end hunger and poverty and make an impact in the lives of families/communities in need. more »

  Shayrone wrote:

I began volunteering with WSCP in February and also became a Board Member. I have worked at food pantries in the past and this pantry has FRESH FRESH produce and lots of it. The small but mighty team works well together, has the interest of the community... more »

  nonprofit lover wrote:

AFAC has discarded its volunteer-run business model in favor of the currently popular corporate model. Specifically, over the past few years AFAC has doubled the size of the staff (with relatively high salaries, at least for a nonprofit), bought three... more »

  SadButTrue wrote:

Unfortunately, PCK far underserviced us a client and put our entire operation at great risk. They failed to inadequately staff, provide for food safety, did not provide menus in advance, disregarded food allergy issues, and maintained very poor sanitary... more »

  pamelabowman wrote:

Healing Meals is a great organization with passionate volunteers and leaders. I have been a volunteer since January and truly have loved every minute of cooking and mentoring the youth . Cooking with the organic foods and vegetables from fresh gardens... more »

  JohnWeaver wrote:

I have been for an elder Japanese American man now for the last 18 months. This has been a very rewarding experience for me, I have been able to sit down for a couple of hours every week and just talk to an extremely intelligent and witty individual.... more »

  Christy48 wrote:

Hartford Food Systems is a phenomenal community organization with a wide range of positive food based impacts on the community. They create accessible nutrition through their mobile market, food education through little city sprouts - a program for youth... 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 »

  Jim Gilmore wrote:

SeaShare is the only non-profit working with the U.S. seafood industry to solicit donations of fish for hunger relief programs. The six Seattle-area seafood companies that I represent joined together more than a decade ago, pledging to provide one million... more »

  jreigem wrote:

Such a great Foundation, educating and giving back to the local community! more »

  Writer wrote:

CBSHOME has worked with the Kids Against Hunger organization for the last 3 years and the fall of 2017 will be our fourth year. It has been a project that has brought many of our agents and staff into a team building, competitive environment of fun and... more »

  maryborojevich wrote:

After 12 years serving as the volunteer country director in Serbia and Bosnia, I have witnessed thousands of desperate children living new lives, with medical, dental, educational, and recreational services. A post-war and post-communist society marginalizes... more »

  MatthewSmith wrote:

I've been with this organization for a while now. It started as a small organization with only 2 or so staff and has now grown into a larger location while serving many more families. The evolution of the staff has been nothing short of remarkable, and... more »

  Matt42 wrote:

Ad+ World Health is a great organization and I fully believe in their mission. I have personally worked with a few of the board members and they are the most hard working people i know. more »

  Jenn G wrote:

There is really no experience quite like a welcoming community meal, and Break Bread does a great job putting one together every Saturday evening. It’s inspiring to watch strangers turn into neighbors and friends, as people from different generations,... more »

  Blaze123 wrote:

When I was in high school (I’m now a student at UC Berkeley) I took a trip to Guatemala with Via International. I’m not sure what I expected exactly but the trip was eye opening in regards to how the people we met, although generally so poor, were... more »

  Robert234 wrote:

I started to volunteer at Food & Friends as part of a monthly organizational function. But when I saw what wonderful work they did and what caring individuals they all were, I decided to volunteer on my own. I couldn't recommend a more worthwhile charity. more »

  KarenArscott wrote:

Although I am a current board member I am writing this review as a physician in NEPA. I had patients who received meals from Meals on Wheels of NEPA. This organization delivered cooked meals with a personal touch. Some of patients only ate if Meals on... more »

  CathyLB wrote:

I am honored to be a Board Member and volunteer for UCOM UrbanServe, Inc. I have witnessed the effects of food insecurity and hunger issues in our community and have been blessed to witness the positive effect getting a bag of food has on our clients.... more »

  Alice V. White wrote:

I admire Breedlove Inc. (Breedlove Inc., www.Breedlove.org & 806-741-0404. TTHolder42@Yahoo.com) for all of these life-saving reasons: Transforming lives through hope & encouragement. Partnering globally to provide nutritious food the world’s most... more »

  lucia00 wrote:

Crohnsnomore is a great organization with great people helping those who suffer from this awful condition. Awareness and keeping as healthy as possible is key in making strides towards better health. Thanks for all you do. more »

  Julie2345678910111213 wrote:

I serve as a board member but have volunteered for this organization for the past three years by delivering groceries to the elderly in my community. The first time that I delivered I was impressed with the effort that volunteers put into this program... more »

  Dick wrote:

A very professional and dedicated executive staff and a strong volunteer base fully focused on the mission to get food to the food insecure population. more »

  steph09 wrote:

This is a wonderful organization, Eugene and his team are always giving back to the community and impacting the lives of those in need. Eugene is a great mentor, he reaches out to the troubled youth and makes it his business to interact with them on all... more »

  cwhit wrote:

I have seen HCA in actoon - i have watched and assissted in the building of banos for two families, observed classes in action and spent a lot of time in the community with volunters and residents of El Porvenir. HCA does many great things and is a great... more »

  Convero wrote:

Meals on Wheels allows my 97 year old mother to continue to live alone, independently. While generally still mobile and relatively sharp mentally, my mother no longer has the energy or focus needed to shop with me or to plan and to prepare meals. We... more »

  NDerr wrote:

II love Pueblo a Pueblo (PaP). I learned about PaP from a friend and began sponsoring a young Maya girl, who recently successfully completed 6th grade. I am now sponsoring her young brother. PaP also has a mother-infant program that is doing wonderful... more »

  Shayne wrote:

OPERATION: Sack Lunch is a leader in the fight against hunger in the greater Seattle area. This organization works diligently and effectively to provide nutritious meals to a community in need, and is a leader in the fight for social justice through... more »

  ckck wrote:

Joined this program when I was homeless and could not find work. I didn't know anything about being in the workplace and it was intimidating to even go to an interview. But Salt n Light helped me totally change, and build confidence and learn that my... more »

  whatsyourdestiny wrote:

It was an amazing time. We spent the first hour and a half working under a fabulous chef to prepare a healthy meal for those in need. We spent the next three hours greeting, meeting and serving people of the community and beyond. Some people asked questions... more »

  teamstar wrote:

My mother is a participant of Community Bridges' Child & Adult Care Food Program. The food nutrition knowledge that the Consultants provide to licensed childcare home providers has had a huge impact on the nutritional meals my mother serves to the children... more »

  mikimoto.too wrote:

I have contributed to PCRM for years and have supported their mission. I have found them to be responsible and compassionate. I have met Dr. Neal Barnard several times and found him to be a highly devoted and ethical person. As for others feeling... more »

  SMART wrote:

My work with Outreach began as part of a Strategic Planning Team. Since then it has expanded to include knowledge of their full operation, meal packagings in the U.S. and abroad, and participation in a mission trip to Tanzania. What strikes me about... more »

  eltham wrote:

I am the chief plant propagator for the government of Jamaica we have benefited immmensely from TTFF in the introduction to new planting material to Jamaica more »

  SAT1234 wrote:

E-Roadmap is a refreshing nonprofit. I found their hands on approach to teaching children remarkable and engaging. Very excited about seeing more from them! more »

  danielarmendariz wrote:

I am a volunteer with Plenty Austin, a local arm of Plenty International. Plenty is a wonderful organization that finds its roots in the well known hippie community known as The Farm. As their website states: Plenty believes "that all life is connected... more »

  Sam wrote:

One fine day I had seen a Blue van with lots of pictures of children. I could find the name The Akshaya Patra Foundation in the van. Out of inquisitiveness I quickly jotted down the website address and checked it as soon as I came in front of the computer.... more »

  rxnrizzo wrote:

It is an amazing non-profit to volunteer for. You know you are making an impact in a child's life just by giving a few hours of time! more »

  Bonnie wrote:

The Delaware Valley would be a hungry place without Philabundance. They distribute foods to most of the smaller food pantrys in the area and deliver over 3000 senior boxes every month. They never turn any one away that needs food. The people that work... more »

  Keye wrote:

Loaves & Fishes is a food pantry that not only supplies food to their local community but to all military families in need as well. Its staff and volunteers are warm and friendly. Their goal is not only to feed the hungry but to empower them as well... more »

  SDennis52 wrote:

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Hands of Hope for the Community is an incredible organization that truly makes a difference in people's lives. Their dedication to fighting hunger and supporting those in need is unmatched. From their warm and welcoming volunteers... more »

  SMeyerMD wrote:

The Community Health Resource Center (CHRC) is a remarkable gem hidden in the corner of the California Pacific Medical Center Professional building at 2100 Webster street. This care center focuses on the essentials of everyday well-being with an emphasis... more »

  jason4 wrote:

While an intern at ECHO for one year, through hands-on experience I gained invaluable knowledge and skills that are foundational to my work here in Bolivia serving the poor through sustainable agriculture. While working here in Bolivia, ECHO continues... more »

  Program Partner wrote:

Common Threads was an amazing experience for our students to learn about various diverse regions of the world and to appreciate the differences among other cultures. more »

  Jack DAurora wrote:

This is a well organized group that makes an impact. Its staff members are dedicdated and hard working and know how to convey the group's message and obtain results in reducing childhood hunger. more »

  Saritat wrote:

Kitchen Angels prepares and delivers nutritious and delicious meals to homebound people with chronic illnesses who live alone and cannot shop for or prepare food on their own. Approximately 125 people are served five days a week. For many of the clients,... more »

  NIKHOL wrote:

I first learned about Puente a la Salud Comunitaria (Puente) in 2008 while living in Oaxaca, and since then I have been constantly intrigued, inspired and impressed by the work carried out and the results achieved. I have been volunteering with Puente... more »

  sillylittlegoose wrote:

Meals That Connect has been an absolute lifesaver for my elderly relatives. As a family, we were concerned about their well-being, especially during the challenges posed by the pandemic. The organization's commitment to delivering nutritious meals to... more »

  karly1 wrote:

The Miscarriage support group at the Cayenne Wellness Center provided the exact environment that I was looking for as I was working through the grief of losing two babies due to miscarriage. For months after my first miscarriage I craved an environment... more »

  catmen29 wrote:

I've been a parttime volunteer for MOW of Tarrant County. MOW's meets the needs of members of our community. They work tirelessly each day to bring food to those in need. I am proud to play a small part in their success more »

  Hannah Bedford wrote:

I have volunteered at the Flint location a couple months ago with some of my cross country team and parents of the team. I have been changed through this. I'm currently writing a research paper on the Eastern Michigan Food Bank and I volunteered at one... more »

  DonnaSmiley wrote:

We get all of our cleaning supplies and hygiene products every month from Help for Our Elderly every single month FREE! You have no idea how much it means to me and my friends to not have to worry so much about what we can do without so that we can afford... more »

  Lindsey22 wrote:

Hi! My name is Lindsey Shifley and I am a volunteer Food Ambassador for the JOFF Food Revolution. I came across this organization after making a family food change that helped my daughter overcome social and academic difficulties she was having in school... more »

  mandy3 wrote:

Serving the scavengers of the Guatemala City garbage dump through Potter's House has been a true blessing! The genuine love they have for the more »

  DaleVolunteer wrote:

I have the opportunity to volunteer at Meals On Wheels of Northampton County every day. I especially enjoy delivering meals on various routes. The clients are always appreciative of the visit and the meals. I also do grocery shopping for seniors through... more »

  white wrote:

Volunteers deliver my meals with a smile. I am very blessed b/c volunteers do not get paid more »

  Dianne wrote:

About six years ago, I read a notice that GRuB was looking for people to help stuff envelopes for a few hours. I had been curious about GRuB, so I went. I found a group of staff and youth crew employees who were friendly, open and giving from their... more »

  deckermt10 wrote:

Such a wonderful organization! Dedicated volunteers who help to provide delicious and nutritious meals to local residents. more »

  maryanndefazio wrote:

I worked as a volunteer at Wellspring once a week for seven years (three to four hours at a time) I've also worked at some of the annual functions over the years. This is without a doubt one of the best run, most open-hearted, and well functioning programs... more »

  Melissa54 wrote:

My experience as a volunteer with my daughter's Girl Scout troop was very rewarding. My whole family took part in volunteering to pack food for those less fortunate children. I broke my heart to watch the short video and seeing children suffer in that... more »

  SphynxScrivener wrote:

This organization does good work for Greater Boston - however, they engage in the questionable practice of requiring any non-profits who apply for funding to participate in their Walk for Hunger fundraising event - not a trivial investment of time and... more »

  ericnost wrote:

I have known Local Foods Connection for over a couple of years now. I first helped out in the summer of 2007 when I accompanied families in the program who receive CSA shares out to the farms which supply the produce. Most of these families, especially... more »

  odessalowes wrote:

This is a great organization that not only provides food for the community, but other services as well! I've had the pleasure of working with them to assist in finding employment for members of the community! Keep up the Great work! more »

  Anu Joshi wrote:

HKI has been working in this sector for well being of lives in different country for those in need. They have helped those in need to change their lives. more »

  uhcoogs wrote:

Everything this organization stands for is amazing. Low self esteem is a major issue with a lot of women. The women behind the organization are well established women who are simply donating their free time to make a difference in the lives of women.... more »

  petunia05 wrote:

I was unemployed for over a year and was trying to find ways to cut back on my expenses. I attended a Budget Meals Educational Class received tons of the penny pinching ideas, shopping techniques and nutritious recipes. The instructor (Carol Scudere)... more »

  CindyRabbitt wrote:

I have recently become aware of HealthStart and the work Founder, Robin Herskowitz is doing in central Texas around preventing childhood obesity and other health issues in young children. Her program targets 3 to 6 year olds teaching them good health... more »

  mission2022 wrote:

In New York City, Over 2 Million Residents Face Food InsecurityA homebound senior says thank you for helping her to defeat hunger.Edna is eighty-seven years old who lives alone and who has been homebound since the pandemic. Edna has a fear of... more »

  sarahpf wrote:

I have volunteered with Smoothies 4 Students and continue to support this organization due to the incredible work they do to ensure all students have access to a healthy breakfast before school. more »

  dee1 wrote:

Great events - especially the World Veggie Fest that the San Francisco Vegetarian Society sponosors the first weekend of October of each year. Speakers were very informative - and fun. Especially liked the cooking demos! The group also hosts many other... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered at this program before and I just so happen to work for the public schools. When you volunteer, sometimes you don't get to see the end result or see the people you have helped make a difference for, but I was lucky enough to see the... more »

  Barbara Murray wrote:

Fiscally, this is the way charity should be run! Most $ goes to programs, comparatively little to administration and fundraising. It is a rare pleasure to see a charity have more than 90% (94.5%!!) to programs. I will happily increase my charitable... more »

  dtyagi wrote:

This group has helped our community in so many ways, and the more I see of them, the more impessed I become. Their staff works tirelessly in order to bring food to the community and has done an amazing job with their limited budget. more »

  danruben wrote:

Syd and Taina spoke to our group of Boston hoteliers about their program, which facilitates donations of food, used toilet paper rolls, shampoo, soap and other goods to a homeless shelter. What makes R&WIU special is that they understand the... more »

  CIndylou67 wrote:

Volunteering in the MANNA kitchen is the most fulfilling and meaningful volunteer experience of my life. Playing a role in nourishing others, bring part of a "family" so to say...amongst the staff that run the kitchen and teams of volunteers that show... more »

  Diana wrote:

Healthy Living Inc is changing the lives of its constituents by showing them, many for the first time. how to prepare and enjoy healthy, delicious, simple, affordable meals. Women in homeless shelters learn about vegetables, how to prepare them, and... more »

  rrrrr wrote:

I have worked with Teen Kitchen Project for 3 years now. It is an amazing organization. I get to see each week how much the clients that receive the food really appreciate it, and how much the delicious food affects their lives and their health. It... more »

  pattheratlol wrote:

THE FOOD BANK HAS SAVED LIVES IN A TREMENDOUSLY DEPRESSED AREA!!!!! THEY ARE ALWAYS THERE HELP KEEP DESPERATELY POOR PEOPLE ALIVE !! THANK YOU !! FOR YOUR OUTSTANDING EFFORTS !!!!!!!!!!! more »

  R.Gephart wrote:

I love being a volunteer lactation consultant with Better Beginnings. When a mom comes into one of the Cafes, I can take the time to listen to her story and find ways to help her. The other moms are like her breastfeeding, older and experienced sisters... more »

  gcooper wrote:

I have been a volunteer with CNNSSA and The Meals on Wheels Foundation of Cook County/Northern Illinois for more than 15 years. I currently handle maintenance and care of vehicles owned and operated by CNNSSA and MOWF. I work with CNNSSA managers and... more »

  ajmyworld wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this organization for the past five years. Every effort from the daily prep volunteers, food delivery drivers, event management and social outreach is done on a 99 percent volunteer basis. This is the only volunteer driven... more »

  mscottaustin wrote:

SSLW for twenty- five plus years cheerfully, willingly, and generously provide free and ongoing services and resources from infancy thru adulthood via five programs: seniors enrichment; families outreach; infants - young adults development; community... more »

  veganhacktivists wrote:

Expanded Circle Collective is one of our favorite non-profits! They have a goal to see every internet-using member of the current teenage generation exposed to the realities of animal agriculture by the time they turn 25. To do this they create... more »

  Eileen_S wrote:

My mother taught me the importance of giving whatever you can, and now I give in her spirit and memory.My earliest memory is of my mother reading. She read voraciously; she wanted to understand everything. It was a window on worlds she would never... more »

  JulieMarie wrote:

Napa Farmers' Market has local farmers, artisans, and food producers from the region. The variety and quality of the produce is excellent and the artisans work is first rate. It is one of the best ways to spend a Tuesday or Saturday morning in Napa more »

  Writer wrote:

They are horrible at what they do. They misuse funds and do not care about children. Do not go here or waste your time with them. I cannot believe they are still allowed to operate. With the amount of money laundering and poor customer service that goes... more »

  lovethosekids wrote:

I am a child care provider who has been getting help from the Childcare Network for many years. They have helped me become a better provider, helped me with training, USDA Food program and are always there to help with questions and concerns. When parents... more »

  Stacy G.3 wrote:

This nonprofit does phenomenal work in Yolo County by supporting edible gardens, hands-on experiential learning, and ag/nutritional education. As a West Sac parent with children in elementary school, I appreciate that our school garden has thrived, thanks... more »

  Dianne H. wrote:

I was a vendor at the Hub City Farmers market and they discriminated against me. The new executive director told me that I needed to go away and that my presence was not needed at the market. BUT found all the time to cater to their white vendors and... more »

  MAEfan wrote:

My two daughters attend Moving Arts (MAE) after school classes. Not only are the teachers talented and gifted, but most importantly they share their passion for learning with students. Both daughters started in gymnastics, then followed their individual... more »

  Meals on Wheels wrote:

I've been volunteering for Meals on Wheels of Chester County in PA for about 9 years. It is incredibly rewarding! All that is required is that you can drive your own car to deliver already prepared hot meals to the homebound. Most of the clients are... more »

  Renee G. wrote:

A truly wonderful charity with so many passionate chefs and volunteers. Here's a pic of me and two of the committee members I volunteered with for many years at the Dinner & Auction. The mission to alleviate malnutrition by teaching the importance of... more »

  tsherman wrote:

I've seen patients who received assistance from Food for Life Network, inc., who didn't qualify for other services provided by the state or other programs and can say that their services are truly a lifeline. The basic food provided frees up family resources... more »

  sean98lee wrote:

The salary listed for the CEO Deborah Tuck as some $25K is extremely mis-leading. She came in with the organization undergoing a turmoil, and then got fired in less than 1 year. Her salary was supposed to be $100K according to the following link. http://www.gazette.com/articles/share-61791-leader-new.html Her... more »

  JGrateful wrote:

I am so thrilled to have been a client of this organization and I later volunteered. I was laid off during the summer of 2011/2012 and the summer program feed my children Every day Free. Breakfast and lunch and Director and staff was a Blessing. I... more »

  hollister123 wrote:

A place you can count on when you’re in need. You’ll always feel welcomed going here. more »

  jean wrote:

Meals on Wheels does so much more than provide hot meals. There compassion for people (and their pets) is endless. Totally self less in their mission to provide assistance in our community. "two thumbs WAY up. more »

  DCDebbie wrote:

I was a volunteer with Iona as a "friendly visitor" to a retired 87-year old lady who was frail and had very few community ties. She had been found passed out on the floor of her apartment by the janitor. When she then got connected to Iona, she had... more »

  Mezzo-soprano wrote:

HaitiChildren, formerly known as Mercy & Sharing, has been providing care, food, and education to abandoned, orphaned, and disabled children in Haiti for almost 30 years. This nonprofit uses a two-pronged approach by providing for children today while... more »

  FriendofNonprofits wrote:

I've worked with Vitamin Angels in a professional setting, and all I can say is the global reach and impact this team is making towards ending malnutrition is unbelievable. With a devoted team, global consultants, field partners around the world, corporate... more »