Find Patient & Family Support Nonprofits and Charities

  Writer wrote:

I am 76, retired, and living on a fixed income so there is little wiggle room in my budget. The $700/month co-pay for the Imbruvica that keeps me alive and treats my CLL (leukemia) would be too much for me to handle. Thankfully, the Patient Access... more »

  Carolanne M. wrote:

My first meeting with the word Laryngomalacia was over 17 years ago and didnt meet anyone who had heard of it back then....... Infact alot of people did not even know what a Larynx was :) then 14 years later my much awaited child had the familiar stridor... more »

  SeaSalt wrote:

We benefit from a three events from this charity that went well. However, our experience with the next event was not what we would have ever expected and the manner in which administration handled it was even worse. We were at a baseball game and the... more »

  Becky C wrote:

I couldn't be more passionate about this organization. The Art of Elysium brightens the lives of children battling serious medical conditions. They’re constantly rewarded with smiling faces in their hospital-based arts workshops. more »

  Jessica234567 wrote:

CCBs sent our son Oliver a care package when he was in the hospital. The package brightened our day and helped out in the hospital. What a fantastic organization! more »

  Anabel wrote:

I have been a CFRI Volunteer, client served , professional in CF, for over 10 years. CFRI has been a gem in my life and is truly one of the reasons I am still alive with CF. It has provided me a home away from home, with wonderfully supportive staff,... more »

  Donna M. wrote:

Minis and Friends presents the true meaning of bringing joy to all. As a volunteer and a mini owner of this non-profit organization I have seen and experienced remarkable things happen to children and adults. These little horses and donkeys can make... more »

  CancerMomma wrote:

I have been in treatment for a rare form of cancer for the last year and a half. When I was first diagnosed, New Day helped our family. My husband and I have five children, all at home and in school. Last spring, I needed to resign from my position... more »

  Doug T. wrote:

This organization truly makes a difference for the community. This is a grass-roots organization that serves thousands of people every year across several states in the Southeast. The impact that Angel Flight Soars has is clear - - they get people to... more »

  gt4990 wrote:

My family recently just began with Starlight Great Escapes program. My yopungest is 9 and has been dealing with a rare chronic disease since birth. We must travelk to National Institute of Health evey 3-5 months for treatment. She also has many appts... more »

  dyoder wrote:

I just found the MAGIC Foundation this year when I was faced with a medical mystery with my son who is now 3. He stopped growing properly when he was less than six months old and after a parade of doctors I realized that it was up to me to find out how... more »

  Didi L wrote:

I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1988, before people spoke about it. I wanted to make sure that no one else faced it panic-stricken and alone so I talked about breast cancer all the time. When friends were diagnosed, I was usually one of... more »

  Launi Walker wrote:

The Children's Cancer Association is second to none. The CCA is run by the nicest group of people you will ever meet. They took our family in and offered us love, support and smiles during our darkest times. Their programs are top notch and... more »

  Nader wrote:

it is a wonderful organization. I have been helping them for over 7 years now through sponsoring a child. I see his report and his pictures every six month. It is a nice feeling to see how a child could prosper with my help on the other side of earth. more »

  Writer wrote:

I got in contact with the Rainbow connection February 2016 and my daughter's wish trip to Disney was granted and we went in May of 2016. She was three at the time and will be five very soon and still talks about it. She got sick while on the trip and... more »

  mobileUser416607 wrote:

Bounce is a wonderful organization which genuinely aims to aid children with chronic illnesses. more »

  Patricia91 wrote:

When my son became a Dragonfly, we were 2 years into his treatment of chemotherapy and high dose steroids. He is still in treatment. I don't think my family would have had the strength to keep going had the Dragonfly Foundation not swooped in and lifted... more »

  OnBehalf.org wrote:

Of course I'm going to give us 5 stars, I'm the founder and director! In all seriousness, we're honored you've worked with us as a contributor, donor or volunteer, and we're humbled by the courage and sacrifices of the wounded veterans we've helped.... more »

  allterrain wrote:

I have been involved with this nonprofit for over two years and look forward to more opportunities to give back. I help coordinate and host crafting parties and take every chance I get to volunteer at the local children's hospital! I am very grateful... more »

  hallet wrote:

I2Y is a driving force in our generation for young adult cancer awareness. I am impressed with their high professional and ethical standards-- and their ability to hold large companies and organizations responsible. I2Y provides a much critical eye and... more »

  theempress1223 wrote:

This is a great organization, whose goal is to provide support to families living with congenital heart disease and those who have lost a child to CHD. They provide training to parents of CHD children so that they can visit families in the hospital and... more »

  Jenniesmom wrote:

I have been blessed to be part of this all volunteer organization for 23 years. There has never been any paid staff, everyone is a volunteer! We share our certified and registered pets with those in need in care centers, hospitals, VA facilities, rehab... more »

  ericahalpert wrote:

All organizations do great things, but CoachArt goes above and beyond. I've personally seen what great it does by volunteering in the office as well as have a sibling that was serviced by this great non-profit. The employees and volunteers really care... more »

  Patrice D. wrote:

Kids Kicking Cancer is an awesome organization!!! My son uses his power breathing techniques regularly!!! The program has taught him how to use meditation and martial arts to help him during all of his medical treatments. Our family is thankful to Kids... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization that gives back to our nation's Exceptional Warriors and their families! more »

  websaucestudio wrote:

I am a Board Member and Marketing Director (voluntarily) of Campaign One At A Time. I love the team I work with as well as the children and families we help. I've had multiple instances where the impact of our work was driven home. The families we've... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

The International Pain Foundation (iPain) is your Power of Pain headquarters. We have grown off of the Power of Pain Foundation which was created in 2006. Our former tax ID is 65-1298571. As President of iPain I am excited to continue the mission of the... more »

  f.vicki wrote:

I recently attended a fundraiser for Compass to Care and decided to become a volunteer. I was overwhelmed by the much needed work being done by this organization. I had never heard of an organization addressing the needs of families who need help getting... more »

  My Assistance Dog Inc. wrote:

The Sunshine Foundation’s sole purpose is to answer the dreams of chronically ill, seriously ill, physically challenged and abused children ages three to eighteen, whose families cannot fulfill their requests due to financial strain that the child’s... more »

  lifechronicles wrote:

LifeChronicles is an organization that captures the essence of the incredible people that you and I see everyday. But, instead of just passing them by, we get to acknowledge what they are about. LifeChronicles, captures the stories and memories of those... more »

  Shelby14 wrote:

PCOS Challenge is such an amazing organization making such a difference in the PCOS community. With PCOS being so greatly underfunded and misunderstood, it was so comforting finding such a vast resource of knowledge and and sense of community with fellow... more »

  mike Belli wrote:

My son, SPC Jonathan B., was injured in Afghanistan in July of 2009, while on a mission to find and disarm IEDs. He was critically injured during an intense firefight, having received a concussion and a bullet wound to his chest. While recovering at... more »

  Writer wrote:

I dealt with Kathy. She was so friendly, helpful and informative. She eased my mind and answered all my questions. Being that she has been in her on battle/journey with CKD, she knew what I was feeling and gave helpful hints and tips to conquer some of... more »

  mw8791 wrote:

I am so very blessed to have found the Pink Warriors organization. They blessed me at a time when I needed it the most. I am a cancer survivor and it has been a struggle daily to make ends meet sometimes. I am thankful for the journey although I wasn't... more »

  Rosie Posie A. wrote:

I have watched Bee Brave Buddies from its inception. During this time, I have seen numerous children with childhood cancer have not just smiles, but BIG BRAVE SMILES on their faces when they received their new best friend. These dolls join each one... more »

  nmjen wrote:

We had to travel from New Mexico to Aurora, Colorado when my daughter had to undergo a bone marrow transplant to address her Severe Aplastic Anemia in 2009. After she was discharged to continue her treatment outpatient, she was severely immuno-suppressed... more »

  alink10 wrote:

TB1 Fund is one of the most incredible organizations you could be involved with. They truly care about others and are always coming up with new ideas to make a difference. Whether it is brightening days for Masonic families by giving them tickets to games,... more »

  wayne wrote:

Caiden's Hope strives to help families overcome the very real and very expensive cost of staying in a hotel near the hospital when a family member is hospitalized for an extended period of time. We need your help. more »

  Christopher M H. wrote:

They have supported me from the start. The only not for-profit organization that I know of with no paid salaries. more »

  rhwills wrote:

We have been donating to Jacob's Heart for several years and appreciate that our support helps families of children with cancer. more »

  Kristy13 wrote:

Best group of people around. All profits go back to helping families. more »

  MAM-mom wrote:

I found KFA when my older daughter was having trouble eating lots of different foods. The volunteers and members helped me work with doctors to sort out her food allergies, people on KFA gave me support when things were tough, gave me recipes and food... more »

  mobileUser624026 wrote:

During these uncertain times when everyone is in distress, Children battling cancer and their families needs help now more than ever. Forever Captain Poodaman! The Ahmad Butler Foundation recognize the seriousness of cancer and the devastation it causes... more »

  Lisa G.14 wrote:

This is an amazing group that provides hope, strength and support for the whole family facing childhood cancer. Everyone there has been touched by their own child having cancer. It’s a special group that truly understands and care. more »

  Freda1981 wrote:

Best Musical experience of my life! Made me feel great and wanting more! It also proved once again that Cancer WON'T win! We can feel great about ourselves and our lives in spite of Cancer! Yeah! Thank You PLAY MUSIC ENJOY LIFE! more »

  intuition wrote:

Pink Ribbon Girls provides much-needed services- meals,transportation, childcare and house cleaning- for young women undergoing breast cancer treatment. Their programs and events encourage awareness and have created a strong community throughout western... more »

  lizh321 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for a few years now and the Marty Lyons Foundation is great!They grant so many wishes for children in need and they are fiscally responsible with their funds.They are truly a class act! more »

  camperparent wrote:

In 1995, my family entered into the incredible world of Paul Newman's The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp. My 13 year old son had just completed a year of treatment for bone cancer and although he had survived the horrors of his illness, he was utterly demoralized... more »

  Walter F. wrote:

The past 3 years have been enlightening and heartwarming as I have come to know the the people who nurtured Molly Sharkey's dream of a temporary home for families of people receiving medical care on Florida's Treasure Coast; many of the people who actively... more »

  Sheri7 wrote:

We had an absolutely amazing experience for my daughter's wish! We were originally scheduled for a trip to Disneyland/Knott's Berry/Universal Studios in March, but then my daughter got really sick and had to be hospitalized unexpectedly. We were due... more »

  Barby I. wrote:

I have been working as a volunteer for the Power of Pain Foundation since 2007. I am involved with the awareness program, motivational and mentoring program and social outings programs. I have seen first hand how the POPF helps patients with financial... more »

  Writer wrote:

My son David was diagnosed with cancer at 3 years old. Throughout his year long treatment, he enjoyed getting his Beads of Courage to recognize each milestone in the journey. He was young enough that he will not remember most of the treatment process,... more »

  orthodoc wrote:

After we donated, we were besieged with calls every two days from telemarketers calling on behalf of this organization. We asked multiple times to be put on the do-not-call list and were ignored every time. Regardless of the merits of their cause, this... more »

  rurik70 wrote:

Great organization. They have many diverse and unique programs that are available to veterans. Their staff is congenial, respectful, and expeditious. more »

  Sandra Martin S. wrote:

This organization is a brilliant creation and beloved resource in our area providing exceptional bereavement care to families experiencing the loss of a child. Their care comes from the heart and this is exactly what these families need at such a difficult... more »

  Linda S. wrote:

As a frightened breast cancer patient I received support, supplies and smiling reassuring faces from the staff at In The Pink. I frequently met many other survivors in the friendly boutique and they shared their experiences which helped guide me through... more »

  jackriley17 wrote:

To Show We Care is an amazing organization. Through the selfless acts of the founder, Stephen Tyler and its many volunteers, so many that are not as fortunate to enjoy good health as we are, are able to enjoy a night out at the North Shore Music Center... more »

  shernicks wrote:

This foundation was so very helpful im truley grateful for all there help it's a great foundation more »

  rebecca9617 wrote:

Amazing, game-changing, priceless. Every special-needs parent in Utah should be part of Utah Kids. more »

  Anna50 wrote:

The Ronald McDonald House in Evansville, IN has been both an opportunity and blessing for our family. Without it, NICU families from the tri-state area wouldn't have a place to stay when they can't be at the NICU. Families from all over the country (like... more »

  Gina85 wrote:

Family friend and supporter! What a wonderful non-profit! Great group of people with huge hearts! The loss of children is a shared grief and should be talked about! Hugs and prayers to all the families that have lost a baby. more »

  catschafer wrote:

Helps numerous cancer, geriatric , rehab patients. As well as fundraising for back to school items for underprivileged children!C.A.N. Outreaches the struggling/ forgotten/ financially burdened to help build a better life through all of the donations... more »

  Jennifer I. wrote:

I love Rosies Place. It is such a great place to connect with other families who also have children that are special needs. Rosie Place has the nicest volunteers and workers there. Everyone is very compassionate and caring. I'm very thankful that this... more »

  Cure VCP Disease wrote:

Great organization that is focused on collaboration between USA and India rare disease patient advocacy organizations. IndoUSRare helped make a connection to doctors in India that were aware of my rare disease. This is just the start and networking... more »

  cneal wrote:

I am so grateful for my experience with Starlight Midwest. As a volunteer intern, I am able to help improve the quality of life for critically ill children and their families by planning family outings and hospital celebrations. I sent a St. Patrick’s... more »

  Mwmcclure wrote:

My sister had CaringBridge page last summer while she was in the hospital. It was a great way for her to keep in touch with friends and family. This site is a great idea, and we had a very good experience. more »

  TommyEarn wrote:

I volunteered for them in their Holiday office one time as part of our companies initiative to help charities by giving back. I was in the warehouse that has tons of toys. I helped prepare packages that were going to be sent to hospitals to give to sick... more »

  nugget05 wrote:

The MOST WONDERFUL group of people in Naples! They provide horseback riding lessons for children and adults with special needs. The staff, volunteers, and the horses are outstanding! Thank you for considering this worthy organization! more »

  rocdenman wrote:

I'm just beginning my Lichen Sclerosus (LS) journey and the Lichen Sclerosus Suport Network (LSSN) has been awesome! They provide more information and resources than I knew existed. I'm so thankful for Kathy and Jaclyn who teamed up to create the LSSN... more »

  Sam34 wrote:

KCC is an amazing organization that is dedication to helping children and their families. When we needed additional support, this organization went above and beyond. The arranged housing, transportation and activities for our child and our family. ... more »

  mitoadvocate wrote:

Cure Mito Foundation truly puts patients first and moves mountains daily to reach treatments and cures for Leigh syndrome and mitochondrial disease. All patients affected by Leigh syndrome - please join Cure Mito in our common mission. more »

  putnee wrote:

I have been hired by Pickleberry Pie to sing to children on the pediatric floor of our local hospital and at a public school classroom that teaches disabled kids. This is a wonderful service that brightens lives of children. more »

  seab wrote:

I've volunteered and arranged to have groups I'm apart of volunteer to cook for the resident's of the RMH of Savannah. It's a wonderful organization that does so much good for people in so much need. It's a blessing that we have it in our community. more »

  chawksgirl4ever wrote:

Common ground society is amazing. I am not eloquent with my words. But if you want to feel like home in a community then this is the place for you. If you want to feel accepted and need someone who knows what you are going through, that person is Larkin... more »

  Colleen75 wrote:

An amazing organization that I am proud to be a part of! The hope and kindness we bring to others during difficult times makes a positive difference and let’s others know they are important and cared for! more »

  txbasketballmom wrote:

After all three of my children were diagnosed with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome I turned to the foundation for information and support. Ehlers-Danlos National Foundation is THE source for all information relating to this inherited disorder of the connective... more »

  Andrea wrote:

Ears To You is a wonderful organization and a brilliant concept where a woman can buy great quality earrings for a low price and the money that is spent helps to fund earrings that are given to women free during chemotherapy for any type of cancer. A... more »

  VISTA wrote:

As a year long full time AmeriCorps volunteer for Amanda the Panda from 2009-2010, I got an inside look at this wonderful organization. Amanda the Panda really does fulfill its mission to bring hope and healing to grieving families. The people who are... more »

  ruth4 wrote:

When I reached out to African Mothers Health Initiative to volunteer while traveling. I was initially impressed by their personal dedication to their mission, the promptness of their response and the flexibility with planning and utilization of my skills.... more »

  kbavouset wrote:

This charitable organization is awesome. Working for no salaries, they make special spaces for critically ill children. Volunteers and business sponsors donate time, equipment, supplies and money to make it happen. Be it a bedroom, a play area in the... more »

  cholcobo3 wrote:

As a San Franciscan suffering from migraines all of my life, I jumped at the opportunity to participate in the Miles for Migraine race last July, 2012. Migraines are an underestimated and misunderstood condition, and I've always been frustrated by the... more »

  koeaterc wrote:

The Babylon breast cancer coalition goes out of there way to help breast cancer patients,they helped me with so bills,thanksgiving dinner also they are great for advice seeing they have gone through it as well..I highly recommend this great organization. more »

  Lisa Hayden wrote:

As an employee of the IRSF, I am eager to share that we have a lot of big initiatives underway right now and I am excited to see what we uncover next! Our foundation is only as great as our supporters and our supporters are amazing. We value what they... more »

  Kmcallister12 wrote:

Amazing Charity. Lorraine and her team do an awesome job of helping families through the difficult and scary journey of childhood cancer. The organization not only provides support, both financially and emotionally, they also provide special t-shirts... more »

  Denira E. wrote:

I've been a part of Dreamstreet for over 20 years! I know of no other organisation that can as much joy to kids with medical issues as they can. The smiles they bring to the children's faces is immeasurable, let alone the smiles on the volunteers! There... more »

  fmattos wrote:

We stayed at the house for 7 weeks in 2019 while our daughter was going through in-patient treatment at the hospital. Our daughter was very sick and it was a really hard time for us because of all the uncertainty about the treatment. When doctors told... more »

  Barry wrote:

In November 2010, my mother needed open heart surgery at U Penn Hospital in Philadelphia. She lived two hours away in northeast PA, and I live in NY. I didn't have family or friends in the area that I could stay with, and having gone through bankruptcy... more »

  my2sons wrote:

My son and I have been residing at Quantum House for 2 months as our son undergoes limb lengthening at St. Mary's Hospital. It has been a difficult process, especially because we are 1,200 miles from our home and separated from our family and friends.... more »

  Rob Banks wrote:

We love CCK! You just have to see it to believe it. more »

  Phyllis wrote:

I came to volunteer at the Ronald McDonald House of Providence at a time when I was looking for an environment in which I could contribute meaningfully and interact with pleasant, interesting people. Having had contact with the house in NYC, I knew and... more »

  Lilly M.1 wrote:

I go to the Team Nicolas walk every year with my family. Every year the walk gets better! Definitely one of my favorite organization's! Keep up the great work ❤ more »

  Jacob D.1 wrote:

This is an incredible nonprofit that meets not only the financial and physical needs but also their mental and spiritual needs as well! more »

  ratt182002 wrote:

I'm a TBI survivor for going on 14 years this September, & last fall I was having a VERY hard time going on with life & kept having suicidal thoughts that I just couldn't shake off. I've heard of Brainstorming 4 Us, Inc. through my other group PossAbilities... more »

  Cheryl54 wrote:

The CanSurvive GYN Cancer Support Group is open to women who have/had gyn cancer, their families, friends, loved ones, and the professionals who treat them. We currently have 2 support group meetings a month. It is so important to be with other people... more »

  Austin T. J. wrote:

Charlie is a great guy! Always has a smile and willing to do what he can to help others! more »

  cleanasnew wrote:

I cant say enough about how wonderful this organization is. My nephew has been going to Camp Simcha for the past 4 years. Each year when he comes back he is a happy, smiling, proud boy. his spirits are so fantastic and the doctors are always so happy... more »

  annrhea wrote:

I bring my therapy dog to the Miami Ronald McDonald House Charities of South Florida. She does what she does best—provide love, affection and comfort. The staff adore her; the kids smile upon seeing her and enjoy playing with her; the parents are grateful... more »

  Robbin J. wrote:

The gang over at The Courage Center have offered some incredible information for the community! Teenagers are so different today than they were when we were growing up (didn't our parents say that? Wow...) Today's teenagers can easily make a poor choice... more »

  Lunch Lady wrote:

My son Matthew 8 has a rare seizure disorder called Dravet Syndrome. He has seizures when he gets over heated, over stimulated or just plain hot. It is difficult in the summer when Matthew wants to go outside to play with the other children but he... more »

  heartmom21 wrote:

Our son had heart surgery 2 years ago this month. We had known he would need surgery around age four, but he started having problems at 28 months. He had his surgery within a few weeks, and we got invited to a Heart party at the park. This was where... more »

  friend12345 wrote:

This is a great organisation with lot of spirit to help the child with tumor. I have been part of there activities and they do things with heart. more »

  ladeoras wrote:

We moved to Charlotte 1 year ago with our 2 toddler sons who both have severe food allergies. Of course with any big move there is uncertainty, but we knew about PAK before we left. We were excited to have a local community for our family's food allergies.... more »

  karen g wrote:

I have CF with a gene mutation. I starting going to lung therapy at a local hospital in my area through my insuance once my insurance stop paying I wasn't sure what I would do. I am happy to say with the help of my CF medical staff they introduced me... more »

  TimfromNY wrote:

I’ve volunteered for a number of myFace events. It amazes me at how well they are run. The work they do is incredible. The folks they serve are amazing! The staff is out of this world! more »

  Kali K. wrote:

I work for an AYA program in a hospital and am constantly refering YA's to cancer and careers for sample resumes, workshops, and interview tips. Cancer and careers offers the best advice for young adults who's employment has been affecting by they're... more »

  seatownsteph wrote:

As a volunteer wish-granter, I have the opportunity to live the Make-A-Wish mission to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. I get the opportunity to meet with... more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

These people keep calling, make it stop! Who do I contact to make them stop calling? more »

  Marcela M D. wrote:

When I was hopeless and cancer struck my life,a friend mentioned Bright Lips ������ Against Cancer and and Lisandra journey.Following their page,seeing all the activities,the way they encouraged cancer patients their donations to the patients that... more »

  twitestedlim wrote:

CLF has yet to post their 990's for 2008. Calls and letters to the CFO and the Board Chairman regardging the status of the Sylvia Brown Endowment have never been responded to. more »

  MickeyJenson wrote:

My husband and I have been working at Ronald McDonald for close to 2 years now. We could not be happier with our experiences and the organization it is. We didn't know a lot about it before being involved but it has exceeded our expectations in it's value... more »

  Annette wrote:

Wow, what can I say about Starlight? There is absolutely nothing better. This organization has brought so much joy to our family when going through a very difficult time. My daughter, age 5, was diagnosed with Leukemia the day after I had twin boys... more »

  ajpalmiotto wrote:

I am on the board of Special Needs Respite and I absolutely love serving with this team! This organization is filling a need in Metro-Atlanta by supporting special needs families financially to ensure that they can afford care for kids with special needs... more »

  spypaint wrote:

I have known the people who started this organization for some time. They are focused and passionate about their work. They take their mission seriously and are savvy with their use of funds, media, and event organization. Your time and your funds will... more »

  Terrance D. wrote:

My name is Terry Donaldson and I am the founder of The Nathaniel Brock Donaldson Foundation. This entity was created in honor and memory of my son, Nathaniel. Nathaniel was a survivor of childhood cancer for many years and during that time was source... more »

  Magenter wrote:

They do not use accredited trainers. They claim their training costs $10,000 in outsourcing per dog. They do not pay to outsource the training to professionals. Their dogs are under trained and not suitable for service dogs. They pocket the training money... more »

  SamanthaR22 wrote:

I intern for this wonderful organization since the start of Summer Semester, and I’ve gained so much experience with families and hearing their stories. I’m building social media experience , along with stepping outside of the box and helping in any... more »

  valleyofthesun wrote:

My husband, who was diagnosed as being in the mid stages of Alzheimer's, attended The Perfect Place for a year for several half days or whole days each week. This place was truly a Godsend to me as I didn't have in-home help, and this was my only opportunity... more »

  Matthew J.2 wrote:

Fantastic cause!! Year round community that allows children who have experienced a parent’s cancer to have a week of escape, and families to have a lasting network of like-minded and similar experienced persons. There’s nothing like it. more »

  jketelhut18 wrote:

I have been with this organization for almost one year and have had the wonderful opportunity of becoming involved not only with the helping provide guidance for the organization but working directly with the participants in many of their activities.... more »

  savannahtrone wrote:

I have attended a couple Leia's Kids event and seen first hand the impact this non-profit has on children. Their faces light up when they are being crowned! I support the mission of Leia's Kids! more »

  mefinefoundation wrote:

As founder of Me Fine Foundation, I am extremely proud of the assistance we have provided over the past 8 years. Nearly 800 families have been served through the generosity of our supporters. I look forward to extending our mission to other hospitals... more »

  masonvn wrote:

I had the opportunity to work with Urban Baby Beginnings when they began setting up the Petersburg site. I was able to help clean up areas, put furniture together, and make new friends. It was an awesome experience and to know that families will benefit... more »

  Laura327 wrote:

I have never seen a more caring, quick to jump into action, and more efficient group. The minute they get notice that a child had been diagnosed with cancer they are sending volunteers to the hospital to help these families. I have been volunteering with... more »

  Pat M. wrote:

Four years ago, after spending a week with a friend whose son was at MD Anderson Hospital in Houston, and after realizing how important the Ronald McDonald House there was to her and her family during their child's illness, I began volunteering at the... more »

  marty4 wrote:

The Jester & Pharley Phund Reading Makes A Difference Literacy Program made a huge impact on all the students at my school. During the Read-A-Thon their enthusiasm for reading was quite evident. They enjoyed the competitive aspect of the program and... more »

  Debra69 wrote:

I have been priveleged to be a volunteer for over a year with RAF and have loved every minute. This is a terrific organization which spreads smiles to those in need. What you may not know is how wonderful it feels to do a random act - the reward is... more »

  Bekah A. wrote:

The Ronald McDonald House truly is a home-away-from-home for so many families each year. I've had three personal experiences with family friends finding comfort and strength through their stay at the House. When I was in high school, a very... more »

  nj345 wrote:

Have witnessed first hand the impact this charity makes in the community taking meals to care workers during the pandemic and putting together support packages for pediatric cancer patients. more »

  ChiDevil wrote:

Beauty Bus is a wonderful organization. Those of us who are able bodied and healthy don't realize how much we take for granted simple things like getting a haircut! Beauty Bus provides personal care services to those for whom those trips are incredibly... more »

  Karmen T. wrote:

This is a true grass roots organization that is truly making a difference! Board members are all volunteers, working together to make a difference for those affected with Usher syndrome. I have been working in clinical genetics for 15 years, and I have... more »

  Hillbilly41A wrote:

Halleck Creek Ranch is a beautiful place, it's out in the country where one cannot help but feel terrific. The disabled children and some adults get ride a horse, what a thrill!! I often see the riders return from a trail ride with a huge grin on their... more »

  sbpozner wrote:

My annual discretionary giving goes primarily to Overlook Foundation, along with the $10,000/year commitment I made 2 years ago. This is because the support of the Foundation to renovate and improve the hospital is invaluable. When COVID struck, given... more »

  Jenni S. wrote:

I've volunteered with the Special Olympics of Southern California on many occasions and I'm pleased to say that its the best part of my year. Working with the athletes is truly inspiring. At the last Summer Games I met with a young golfer. To see the... more »

  PeggyJ wrote:

Mattie Miracle Cancer Foundation gives so much back to children with cancer and their families. I have watched the organization grow over the last many years and am very proud to be a volunteer helping with their events and their fundraising activities.... more »

  Writer wrote:

The VR Kids team is passionate and proactive about their cause and they are on track to do great things in the Las Vegas community. They are extremely dedicated and the work they do for children in hospitals and homes across the valley is truly awesome.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Dream Factory inc is a wonderful volunteer based organization granting dreams to sick children all over the United States. Dream Factory is amazing because 90% of the money raised grants the dreams of sick child at a local bases with Chapters all over... more »

  jatavia15 wrote:

I Care is an amazing organization. Gives back to the community and helps the individuals and families impacted by breast cancer. Encourages and supports fighters and survivors women/men. more »

  Tippi wrote:

Two years ago, I began to look for a meaningful volunteer opportunity. As a parent & former teacher, I knew that I wanted to work at an organization that supported and celebrated children and their families. From the moment I called the RMH in Camden,... more »

  harasxlacidar wrote:

This is an amazing organization that helps NICU families in need, which is huge! They are willing to do whatever families need to make life a little easier while their baby is in the NICU. more »

  KASP wrote:

RMHCCNAZ is truly a home away from home for families dealing with the trauma of a sick child. I have volunteered with this organization since 1987. I have watched them grow from one house in central Phoenix to 3 houses in The Valley to support the... more »

  MarkMiller031378 wrote:

This nonprofit was started by a Townview student bringing baseball to kids with cancer. I am thrilled to support the work this Townview alumni brings across the United States. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=k5ZCNw-8WYY If you can tell... more »

  horsemankind wrote:

I think my story is a bit different. To show you how generous and caring the energy is at GAIT, I was welcomed there as an "instructor in training" when I needed hours for my certification with NARHA, now known as PATH. I was working for an in-house program... more »

  Renee wrote:

Over the past several years, Kayla Cares 4 Kids has donated games, toys, books, and videos for the play therapy rooms, children, and families served at Center for Child Counseling. Their support has been crucial! We are so grateful to Kayla and the team.... more »

  ckprobey wrote:

Mark Goodman and the crew at 70x7 have been so inspiring to me. As someone who grew up surrounded by turmoil, the book really hit home. What this organization is doing for people, helping them learn how to forgive and move on in peace is so great. Highly... 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 »

  msmustang wrote:

After my breast cancer diagnosis,I didn't have anyone to talk to or get guidance. Other support groups ignored me. Gilda's club was the worst. Then I found this group and now have several ladies I am becoming friends with and even feel like family. This... more »

  tarajames1 wrote:

As a pediatric oncology social worker in a lower income urban city, I am constantly connecting with foundations to provide financial support for families. The Sammy Gelband Foundation is one of my favorite organizations to connect families with. They... more »

  Lieby wrote:

I have personally volunteered with GIGGL. Their concern for every patient is unbelievable! The attention given to every detail is amazing. They do everything possible to bring happiness into these ill children's lives. Go to GIGGL.org to see their work. more »

  gibsonland wrote:

Our facility had no activities except bingo until Compassionate Artists starting bring art, dance and music activities and our lives changed. more »

  Kelly R. wrote:

I learned about CATR Farms when I was looking for Non-profits in need of volunteers. I learned that my schedule just does not fit with their schedule of classes so volunteering has not been possible. However, they have several other ways to help support... more »

  Organic101 wrote:

Friends 4 the Future does an amazing job of demonstrating personal accountability & responsibility to children with their programs and lesson plans that are available. They constantly strive to add new and unique programs and amazingly fun events to their... more »

  StanBrinkerhoff wrote:

I have known Renita for 10 years and watched the RMHHF grow both in mission and how many families it has served each year. I am a proud donor every year to her incredible efforts to help those in need. The RMHHF supports the community from within, offers... more »

  mlasater57 wrote:

PreBorn is the only national, nonprofit organization that does NOT profit off pregnancy centers and offers all their services for free. The literally walk the talk by being the hands and feet of Jesus. If you or your center needs help, this organization... more »

  judybeem wrote:

I found AHEAD With Horses 9 years ago, called to offer my time and help, met with them the following Saturday. They had me from "hello" from the call back response. Here was an organization I could bring my 40+ years of nursing, experience raising 2... more »

  Alicia M. wrote:

In January of 2010 I started losing peripheral vision and it was misdiagnosed as a posterior vitreous detachment and I was sent home being told that I would get used to it and it would disappear, that it was quite common in people my age. I was 48 at... more »

  mmmurrr48 wrote:

I have been at Riding Unlimited for over 18 months now and I have seen the good that is done at this center. Our riders make progress in ways most of us take for granted. For instance, being able to dit up on their own because riding helps them gain... more »

  sbowma02 wrote:

Crickett's Answer for Cancer is a grass roots, effective and accessible charitable breast cancer organization started as a promise from a mother to her daughter. To keep Crickett's memory alive, Bonnie Julius developed and implemented a plan to help... more »

  Silvia L. wrote:

I came to NIH some years ago with my son who had a life-threatening disease and I didn't know what to expect or where we were going to stay while under treatment. Well, we were welcomed to stay at The Children's Inn at NIH and I just couldn't believe... more »

  Kim wrote:

Platelet Disorder Support Association (PDSA) is a GREAT organization. You’ll find helpful resource for patients with Immune Thrombocyto Penia (ITP). PDSA Provides education, treatment information from top doctors who treat ITP patients and a... more »

  jishmo wrote:

This center does so much above and beyond to help the clients out. They not only provide free pregnancy tests, and sonograms, but they also are there to counsel the clients, provide resources, give them emergency diapers, food, formula, baby clothes,... more »

  katbalu60 wrote:

I cannot say enough about what Challenge Air has done for our sons. Tommy and Jimmy are now 12, and flew for the first time at age 5. They are autistic and they also have cerebral palsy. They were essentially non-verbal the first time they flew. Following... more »

  timmy-jones12 wrote:

wow!THIS IS JUST LIKE A KILLER FOUNDATION! TO THUMBS UP!GO!GO!GO!GO! GO! GO! MAKE A WISH FOUNDATION.I loved working for them! more »

  GCNYC Supporter wrote:

Cancer affects the entire family and at Gilda's Club NYC, no one has to face cancer alone. Supporting this organization impacts thousands of individuals (men, women, teens and children) as they face cancer in their lives. more »

  mictull wrote:

As a board member, breast cancer survivor, and fervent advocate for those undergoing the harrowing journey of breast cancer diagnosis and treatment, I can attest with both personal and professional insight to the invaluable role that the Breast Cancer... more »

  piedpiper wrote:

The www.AmericanPieParty.org is a grassroots, quintessential, diamond in the rough, faith-based, 501c3 non-profit that fights cancer with Pie in the Face humor. We believe, with your help, Americans will embrace our Pie Party Tag campaign and raise... more »

  Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation wrote:

The Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation’s mission is to enhance the quality of life for burn survivors and promote burn prevention education in California. Celebrating over 40 years of service, AARBF works in partnership with local firefighters, educators,... more »

  Brenda_Owens wrote:

I wish Marsha would have let me know about this earlier because I would have written a review sooner. I chose volunteer but I also donate and am their permanent face painter for all their events. Volunteering is where it all started but I will be around... more »

  Larry1h wrote:

I was one of the founding members of this organization in 2006. We initially began strictly for the fun and fellowship of a group of veterans around a golf tournament with inter service rivalries. We learned of the mission of the Active Duty Rehab Unit... more »

  motta33076 wrote:

Sofia is my daughter and I am beyond inspired by her determination to help children with illnesses be supported and heard. When she came to her father and I to ask to start the organization we could have never imagined how far she would go. 3 years later... more »

  stephholz wrote:

YANA is an incredible organization that supports mom through motherhood. and is making a difference. Allowing mothers to see that they are not alone, there is support and a village out there for them. more »

  kharrisom wrote:

In summer 2020, my family received a devastating diagnosis for 2 of our 3 daughters. Miraculously, we were able to get both girls enrolled in a clinical trial for gene therapy. My oldest and I headed to the NIH for a 4.5 month stay enduring countless... more »