Find Personal Social Services Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  Staci2 wrote:

This has been a unique volunteer experience in that it has been not only behind the scenes but behind the computer. The use of technology has made this easy and also non-invasive to those that are not interested in the message or getting involved. more »

  MAK wrote:

No bells, no whistles, no huge salaries or administrative expenses; NHCO defines “full-service” and embellishes it with efficiency and seven pounds of caring. Over 6300 services were delivered last year. But that doesn’t really reflect... more »

  luvkitty22001 wrote:

The ministry is amazing! They were so nice and made me feel like family. They do whatever they can to help and treat everyone with respect. more »

  LCFP wrote:

My personal experience at Jeff's Place is in the role of Facilitator in the group of children grades one through three. I am in my second year of volunteering. My interaction with the young children is assisting with art projects allowing our group... more »

  JohnPearson wrote:

I have worked with many non-profits and I can personally testify to the "checks and balances", the strategic direction from the Board and the commitment of the staff and Executive Directors to the mission of Narrow Gate. Because of the confidence I have... more »

  gabysalib wrote:

TSW has been a favorite service opportunity of mine for several years. I've helped demolish furniture, strip and repaint walls, and even used the space for my sweet sixteen a few years ago! Now, seeing our efforts being utilized to provide women with... more »

  Americanga wrote:

I have worked with United Military Care for several years as a key referral for service members in need. UMC tries to help anyone in distress by doing a thoughtful intake and staffing for immediate assistance. Plus they are very active in general support... more »

  kozenber wrote:

As a parent with a child with ADHD, you are constantly on the look out for resources and information. Less than a week before the annual seminar, I found ADDA-SR. I was able to receive a parent scholarship to attend. Just being with other parents--hearing... more »

  weswinkler wrote:

CUMAC feeds people and changes lives, not just the lives of recipients but also the lives of the donors and volunteers. We work to directly reduce hunger through providing groceries to those in need and we work to break the cycle of poverty thropugh... more »

  Liz H.3 wrote:

I absolutely love Sparkle! Last year, they made Christmas possible for my friend that is a single mom of two wonderful girls. Not only did they provide gifts and necessities, but Sparkle also wrapped and delivered these gifts! It was incredible!This... more »

  quachitaman wrote:

I am an owner operator, I donate to st christopher fund during there annual fund drive not thinking i would ever need there help. I got sick in october of 2013. I got an ingrown hair that turned in to major infection causing multi abcesses which had... more »

  Veronica M.4 wrote:

I join with the Spirit of Harmony as a volunteer to advocate for the moral imperative of music education for children at the earliest age possible and to keep the music programs alive in schools. We have done several instrument drives and the musical... more »

  debescreerenti wrote:

I am the one and only volunteer that has worked for this corporation 17 years. I have done absolutely everything to make it succeed and will not give up! I feel honored to review DCET today. I designed DCET in 1995 as a Spanish family... more »

  Birthday Angels wrote:

The heart and wisdom that GPF, run by Naomi Eisenberger bring great meaning to the concept of Tikkun Olam. Their ability to identify and respond quickly to the needs of "the little people" is remarkable. Birthday Angels has on many ocassion received organizational... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization defiantly lives up their mission statement, by demonstrating compassion. Sharing Life feeds the hungry, clothe the poor, and provide educational enrichment classes to individuals in the healthcare field . I've witnessed "broken" people... more »

  MrIamGregMac wrote:

SHE Will says it all..... Support Help Empower. There are many organizations out there but The SHE Will Foundation stands out above the rest because they are standing on their words.. S.H.E. more »

  donna8 wrote:

Suited for Change (SFC)is an amazing organization! Their mission is to equip, educate and empower women to move from unemployment to jobs and self sufficiency in an environment of trust & respect. But those are just words---what they do is change lives!... more »

  GretchenC wrote:

My experience with Able Forces has been life-changing. I've never met a group of people so dedicated to helping our veterans. The main role Able Forces plays is to find employment for veterans who have come back from combat wounded. In some cases the... more »

  Maureen Reenie Connelly M. wrote:

Mercy Mall serves those in need by providing practical necessities (i.e. clothings, housewares, etc) but they do so much more. Every visitor is treated with love and respect no matter what their circumstances. It is the goal of MM that everyone feels... 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 »

  familymorency wrote:

This is an amazing faith based organization! With a strong, professional board of directors GCofH helps thousands of people each year to make positive changes and break the cycle of dependance and poverty. Well worth the investment! more »

  jantch wrote:

Jon and Angie are people serving with integrity and godly character to help at-risk kids. They are passionate about rescuing children from trafficking and reducing their vulnerability to the core issues that lead to entrapment. more »

  Laura C.7 wrote:

Liberty Haven Farm is a beautiful facility that helps both animals and people! The staff and volunteers are very welcoming and friendly. I look forward to volunteering there in the near future! more »

  samantha.lee3 wrote:

We worked with SEI for a service project, bringing out PCC volunteers to serve alongside the SEI Academy students. It was a wonderful experience working with Jackie Meyer and the enthusiastic students to beautify the center grounds. It was clear that... more »

  Allison H. wrote:

GlamourGals is a unique foundation that unites teen and the elderly though complimentary beauty makeovers. Teens form local chapters affiliated with their high school or college/university and partner with a local senior center to provide this incredible... more »

  sdgramatan wrote:

Seems to cover all areas - great generous help with both support for practical daily living (such as finding aides and arranging rides to appointments or events) and for fun and social activities to keep the elderly engaged (lunches, movies, lectures,... more »

  Pippa Brown wrote:

I learned the stress reduction meditation they teach and was delighted by the dedication and authenticity of the instructor. more »

  jojo2 wrote:

Seeing what this organization does with the money I donated made me feel real good about my decision. They "really" deliver for our military. Even the families of military people receive help from AVET. more »

  ResourcesNOW wrote:

I have been working with therapeutic and personal growth organizations for almost 40 years, and the Soltura personal growth workshops are the best I've found. Working closely with the organization for the past six years, I am throughly familiar with the... more »

  jeremygregg wrote:

I served as a volunteer member of the Dallas Advisory Board from 2007 until 2012. I found the organization to be a remarkable change-agent in the lives of some of society's most broken lives, and always knew that my time, talent and treasure were invested... more »

  mrbunny wrote:

I was having trouble filling out the paperwork with my legal name and gender change. My parents contacted Kathie and she came to our home and sat with me while she helped me complete the paperwork and told us exactly what we would need to do and what... more »

  oneblessedmama wrote:

I can remember clearly someone whom I consider to be family letting me know about this beautiful woman who had begun this work here in Marin county when I was expecting my 4th little one and was experiencing a major depressive episode, although I hesitated... more »

  JerryJampolsky wrote:

My name is Jerry Jampolsky, M.D. and I founded Attitudinal Healing in 1975. The name of the non profit is the Jampolsky Outreach Foundation which also includes (dba) Attitudinal Healing International (AHI). There are many independent Centers for Attitudinal... 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 »

  Buck E. wrote:

I've had the pleasure of being a counseling client of GSM and training as a counselor as well as small donor, and I've seen the impact they've had on communities in many countries around the world, including here at home. GSM is one of the very best Christian... more »

  carlisat27 wrote:

They Very nice people was helpful for everything I needed was professional Thank u girls like me inc more »

  Writer wrote:

All Things Made New in Irving Tx has been a great influence on my teenage daughter. She is a good girl but she can't always talk to me about things that bother her so with this group of other teens and WONDERFUL ladies she can open up and share things... more »

  Melissa M. wrote:

I was a volunteer host family for the summer of 2010. We had the best time with the kids and the organization does wonderful work for these kids. more »

  trisha.hellogorgeous wrote:

Thank you for reviewing Hello Gorgeous of HOPE Inc. We provide professional makeovers and cosmetic education to women battling any types of cancer free of charge in our 34 foot mobile day spa and affiliate salons! Check out our website www.gorgeousgals.org... more »

  Queenme wrote:

Lydia's House is a jewel providing services to families in a significantly challenged section of the Nation's Capitol. This section of the District of Columbia has demographics that reflect severe need for residents living below the poverty level including... more »

  fish8012008 wrote:

WE WENT INTO THE OFFICE ON BE HALF OF A FAMILY MEMBER AND ASKED FOR A FININCIAL REPORT. WE SAW SEVERAL ERRORS REGARDING MONEY, THEY COULD NOT ACCOUNT FOR WITH RECEIPTS. THEY SAID THEY WOULD PROVIDE CANCELLED CHECKS AND AS OF TODAY THEY HAVE NOT DONE SO.... more »

  Sharnya Smith wrote:

I am the coordinator of a youth workplace readiness program on Va. Peninsula. We have worked consistently with GSGG to provide employment opportunities for youth. Renita and staff have provided transportaion and developed seasonal work sites for youth.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am currently a volunteer, and I was a member that participated in various activities when I was under 18. RPAL is a fun and positive environment for youth who are often exposed to environments where there is a great deal of negativity. A lot of RPAL... more »

  christina wrote:

As the Director of the Hospitality Center for the past 5 years; I have grown spiritually and emotionally. I have such respect for the Center whose mission is to feed the hungry with diginity and respect. The most important thing I have gained is a second... more »

  luisloorjr wrote:

Great organization, attended their fundraiser in April 2013 and their efforts are outstanding!!!! I have joined their organization by volunteering my time to help the kids. more »

  NoraWhalen wrote:

Creating sustainable positive change in one's life can be challenging. Those that can afford to partner with a professional coach are more than 3 times more likely to make sustainable positive changes. From personal experience I know... more »

  marciastein wrote:

I taught a class to the residents of Rebekah's House on money management. Two weeks before the class the residents were asked to keep a log of their daily expenses. The evening of the class we reviewed the logs and developed a plan for better money... more »

  alakai wrote:

The need for child trafficking rescue and recovery is real. Especially in Brazil. I'm so glad that the people from LUZ Ministries tackle this issue and get their hands dirty to abolish this slavery. The people I've met from this organization are great... more »

  My Queen wrote:

This is an amazing non profit organization, They believe in breaking the cycle of homelessness and empower every homeless individual for a better future. Good Job TenderLove!!! more »

  estherscuba wrote:

I could write volumes about the incredible work of the Matthews House! My favorite story is about a young man caught up in the juvenile court system. The Mathews House did not judge him for his past but accepted him and saw that he had a promising future.... more »

  Fountains of Hope wrote:

The Retreat Campus is a wonderful place for your organization or church to take a break from the busy pace of life. Judi and the entire staff will help to make your event a huge success. They add the personal touch helping to make my own conference... more »

  shanta30a wrote:

This organization runs with all volunteers. Provides clothes, shoes, toys, household items, food and many more to families in-need in Delaware! more »

  Joyce Johnson wrote:

Mom has been happier now than I've ever seen her. Praise God there is still some joy for her after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. This was all thanks to the volunteer provided to our family by Na Hoaloha-Neighbors Helping Neighbors. We are... more »

  devochcka wrote:

The teachers at Hosh Yoga are attentive and well trained. They do a great job of balancing rigorous poses and pacing with gentle, even meditative positions. This is definitely a modest space, but the no frills environment make me feel more at ease, personally. more »

  ChadSenteer wrote:

Elysian Trust has such earnest and thoughtful members, and they deal with their tasks with utmost professionalism in addition to warmth. more »

  stephc00 wrote:

South Florida Wellness Network changes lives every day. From the one-on-one interactions to the bigger community events, the staff impacts and inspires everyone they interact with. I have seen first hand how individuals recovery journeys are supported... more »

  beth416 wrote:

I originally became involved with Caris out of college, as my first job. I was not aware at that time how my experience with them would change my life. The staff at Caris are truly committed to the women they serve, and are dedicated to not only serving... more »

  mspalmisano wrote:

A dream to create leaders within the next generation: to develop skills, confidence and find their own dreams. It has been a joy to watch the spirit of this team interact with local youth and to watch that same youth find their own joys. Never... more »

  KatieSimonson wrote:

I struggled in my addition for years. Step 2 saved my life. This program is either taken seriously by the client or the bed will go to someone who will. The daily groups I attended taught me so much. They also inspired me to go back to school. I have... more »

  Tina M. wrote:

I developed the symptoms of Dystonia 3 yrs ago this August. This disease is rare (probablly not as rare as they think); so all of the numerous doctors I went to shuffled me from here to there. I went through every kind of medical test. My original... more »

  joan wrote:

I have been involved with CEO Women since its inception. Under the dynamic and inspiring leadership of Farhana Huq, the organization has grown by leaps and bounds, serving hundreds of immigrant women who want to change their lives by starting a small... more »

  SonyaE wrote:

I've been to a number of seminars by this organization. They are all free, they give out a wealth of information; there is no need to donate to them, no need to do any form of registration. They are completely free. All information about mental health... more »

  lisadanielswall wrote:

The team at EFI are truly dedicated to making the world a better place...Keshia, Candice and Elyissa are devoted to raising the human condition.... more »

  Holly Peery O. wrote:

This is one of the Best kept Thrift Stores that I have ever seen. The way the store is merchandised makes it easy to shop and find treasures. The whole Team is committed to helping those in need and a joy to work with! more »

  FMDOSE wrote:

I first became envolved with the then, Protestant Social Service Bureau, in the late 1970's and early 1980's as Warden at Christ Church Episcopal in Quincy. At which time I had the good fortune of meeting and negotiating with Mr. Robert Taylor the PSSB... more »

  portlandmom wrote:

I found out about DVSD years ago and have always been impressed with the care and knowledge that they have for both survivors and offenders of domestic violence. One must heal both parties, not just one side, if a difference is made. Highly recommend... more »

  boigrrlwonder wrote:

My family first attended camp in 2022. The moment we stepped out of the car, my oldest (who is skeptical, shy, and anxious) said "Can we come back next year?" I knew right then we had found a forever community. more »

  Latoya_570 wrote:

CARE Inc is a superb institution to volunteer. They are a small giant in the community of Miami Gardens. Grateful for all its programs and services to those in need. more »

  Pettit2002 wrote:

Such a wonderful group that truly finds may to make a difference in the community.My Father is battling Cancer and this organization when out of their way to honor him by send blanket to the Center to give the other and my Father hope as they went through... more »

  mobileUser713916 wrote:

Raising awareness of mental wellness through yoga. Great cause as all classes are always free. Connecting experts to individuals who do not get opportunities or understand Yoga. Increased flexibility through stretches. more »

  drnikki wrote:

This non-profit has helped many in the community and I am happy to support them. more »

  JB H. wrote:

SWFL Veterans Alliance is an organization continually acting on behalf of Veterans. This is an organization that actually does things for Veterans. There are events planned year around, for Veterans, that include Veterans. All events are planned, organized... more »

  davroach wrote:

Families Forward is a transitional housing organization that helps families to learn to succeed on their own, or just get through a rough period in their lives. They assist with money, food, personal and career couseling, and a system of support that... more »

  karlitanner wrote:

Nearly eight years ago, I was introduced to Every ONE Free, and I had no idea just how much this organization – and the women it serves – would change my life. Volunteering with them has shown me exactly how their amazing staff members walk alongside... more »

  Lisamiller wrote:

His House Foundation has provided resources and help in our community as a organization focused on the under served and at- risk population. Serving our area through this foundation is a privilege. We have assisted hundreds of families and individuals... more »

  jameyapplegate wrote:

I first connected with To Be Like Me through the United Way of Metropolitan Dallas Social Innovation Accelerator. They are doing such impactful and necessary work to empower people with disabilities and to help build a kinder and more inclusive community.... more »

  Angela Dildine Swan wrote:

PRSG truly cares about the families it is helping. These individuals work consistently to meet the needs of their clients and have dedicated resources to help with financial aid, mental health, education and social support. Their leadership is... more »

  Stacey Smith wrote:

This organization operates as a group-home funded by county and federal funding which is $9,000 per bed per month - they are licensed for six beds for a total of $54,000 per month yet they continually raise funds from the faith community. Other licensed... more »

  jen wrote:

My New Red Shoes is an excellent organization, focused on meeting the needs of children who struggle every day in the Bay Area. They fulfill their mission with keen expertise and great passion, working hard to engage our community in service and understanding... more »

  Sway219 wrote:

This is an awesome organization. Especially now with the Haiti earthquake they are moving mountains to get help in. I highly recommend giving to this organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a volunteer with CAP Tulsa for a dozen years. I've learned so much about our city and our citizens with CAP Tulsa. I've also learned so much about running a great nonprofit. I can't recommend this agency highly enough. more »

  tpears wrote:

Awesome organization doing great things to help those in need. Samaritan Community Center offers soup kitchens and food pantries in two locations, an amazing backpack program and much much more. more »

  alan6 wrote:

I have worked in volunteer capacity with this organization for many years. I am continually energized by the fantastic community that surrounds the Green Yoga Association. Born from a clear vision by founder Laura Cornell, this organization has established... more »

  pmay wrote:

Prescott Joseph is making a real difference in Bay Area communities by operating the one and only Breathmobile® in Northern California. Weekly this 33 ft. Winnebago RV, outfitted with the latest equipment to function as a mobile asthma clinic, visits... more »

  Da'Una H. wrote:

An excellent organization that loves to give back to the community. I have had the pleasure of volunteering for IdaMae Family Foundation and everything was well organized. I love the things this organization does to give back! more »

  Mgbeard wrote:

I became acquainted with this non-profit through my job coordinating a giving program for a nearby hospital. With a small staff and a small army of volunteers, I was so impressed with all the good works that they were able to accomplish helping seniors... more »

  deanoak wrote:

Upward Bound House is a gem. This unusual organization provides housing and services to homeless families with kids in a way that keeps the families intact, restores the family's sense of dignity and self-worth, and guides them back to self-sufficiency.... more »

  david30 wrote:

I responded to a request by the founder, Jenna Edwards, to go to a hospital in upper Manhattan. I didn't know what to expect, but had a free afternoon and thought it would be a great experience. I wasn't wrong. We met with 4 kids who had various stages... more »

  mrsguerra-baker wrote:

The following mission statement sums up exactly what the Pink Purse Project does.. the women that are involved a exceptional , caring and motivated beyond measure.. I have been homeless before, and I would have wanted an organiztion just like this to... more »

  flo4 wrote:

Brooks House of Hope is a great charity that really goes into the community to help everyone. From students, senior citizens, to just helping where they are needed I commend them for jobs well done. more »

  DonnaLockwood wrote:

I volunteered for this non-profit and found so much fulfillment that I went on staff fulltime. One of my first cases was Lisa, a National Guard Vet. Lisa's PTSD drove her into a hard-core heroin addiction to numb her pain. Lisa reached out to GCVF for... more »

  cherylreiffblevins wrote:

The medical massage at Center for Integrated Therapies is top notch! I came to the therapist with lower back and neck issues. The therapy went a long way in alleviating the pain. If you have chronic pain issues, this is really the place to go. The... more »

  Jacob12 wrote:

Love for the Elderly does inspiring work in the lives of the world's seniors!! more »

  jchou87 wrote:

NSP is one of those rare nonprofits that have members that truly live out the mission of the organization. The entire organization is transparent and from the CEO to the volunteers, everyone is in the loop of what is going on. NSP is also so crucial in... more »

  dbatpg wrote:

"This program has helped me deal with a variety of issues such as relaxation therapy to reduce pain levels, meditation to put my mind at ease to better control the fight or flight problems and learning that I'm not alone in this walk because others are... more »

  2toothmcgee wrote:

be very careful in dealing with this individual Esterlita Sta Teresa. I had a difficult time with this individual about budgeting my monies and getting me an atm card which she attempted to have an account at a bank i could not get any access to so this... more »

  JAM2JAM wrote:

A great cause with caring leadership. It is definitely a one of a kind organization that is needed. Great job on making a difference in the lives of grieving women and I look forward to supporting this noble organization in the future. more »

  timgoodman wrote:

We cannot thank GAME DAY BUNCH and MS. CATHERINE MCKINZIE enough! They went out of there way to provide an AMAZING experience for a group of our high school students with disabilities! Through their efforts 9 of our high school students were able to enjoy... more »

  capkel wrote:

This was the only dental program that actually really helped me with restoring my dental health. I can even eat a steak now!!!! They were a blessing from above. more »

  Warme wrote:

I volunteered there and appreciated the one to one with clients to meet more than their material needs which were met with more than food! more »

  pancho wrote:

Miss Petrina Trice, the founder of TriTech Prep, is such an inspiration to soo many individuals including myself. Her vision and dedication to assisting former gang members, immigrants, and other members of society desiring a second chance is incredible.... more »

  Celeste wrote:

One Life Alliance was started by Master Charles Cannon of Synchronicity Foundation and Kia Scherr. Scherr lost her husband and daughter in the Mumbai terrorist attacks and responded by offering forgiveness to the terrorists. One Life Alliance promotes... more »

  Smoky P. wrote:

my name is dylan terreri. i am a victim of financial exploitation, done by my counselor at "transformation counseling center" in cranberry township, pa. i was told that i would have to sign my house over to his associate at "helping hands" if i wanted... more »

  carla2 wrote:

SomaliCAN is a wonderful charity. It is always ahead of the curve in identifying and responding to community needs. In 2009, SomaliCAN focused on safety issues. The organization implemented various initiatives to protect Americans regardless of race.... more »

  frannc wrote:

A friend at work told me about New Beginnings so I attended a meeting and joined. I was embarassed about my pending divorce, so I transferred jobs within the company and told no one about the divorce. I felt like a failure. At meetings I learned there... more »

  Hanna H.2 wrote:

I wake up every day in a continuous flow of gratitude for the way Momma Bear has taught me to Honor life the Sacred Way, every minute of every day. She has done so by merely Being a walking example of The Great Mystery’s physical creation of such. My... more »

  dwaynesingleton646 wrote:

Dear public, please be advised that the Kail Ferro Memorial Youth Service Organization in Roosevelt at 128 East Roosevelt Avenue is a SCAM AND A FRAUD!!!! The owner of this organization, Denise Ferro is scamming supporters and the government into sending... more »

  Naftoli wrote:

On my recent trip to Israel I was extremely impressed by the work done by Hazon Yeshaya in helping the poor. Anyone from a first world country who visits would be surprised at the numbers of people lining up to receive their daily hot meal from this... more »

  mobileUser582860 wrote:

Pastor Cory and Brenda always have things to give even if it comes from their own pockets. I've came here many times for food and clothes and have never been turned away. They do Free Food Fridays too, that's when they have lots of food to give to all... more »

  Brittany01890 wrote:

I found All Care Plus through a friend and she insisted I go here to take CPR/First Aid training. I absolutely loved it. The instructor was so lively and humorous. I have yet to find anything that could possibly be close to beating that safety training... more »

  SteveFalk wrote:

I have watched Carlos build this Charity from merely volunteering to teach yoga to the elderly in the park to now serving multiple schools, wounded warriors, Haven for Hope (homeless shelter), battered women's shelter and many more. He now has recruited... more »

  351291AIHE wrote:

I've been able to volunteer my time with staff and clients served at DTG. The time spent in community together has been invaluable. The staff has a genuine connection with the clients and truly seeks to serve to meet the needs of the girls/women served.... more »

  GO 111 wrote:

I have watched and donated ESA/Love INC as they have done the outstanding work of mobilizing churches, faith based organizations and individuals to touch lives. I highly recommend giving them a call and investing in this vital work. G more »

  Bill C.9 wrote:

A Solution to City, County and State Budgets - Learn How Non-Violent Offenders Can Stay Out of the System by Helping Special Needs Kids Through Community Service. The onslaught of the 2020 pandemic has hit many city, county, and state budgets... more »

  denise9 wrote:

C.A.R.E. Cornerstone Assisted Riding & Equitherapy provides therapeutic horsebackriding and equine assisted activites for children with physical and cognitive disabilities.Our goal is to help students improve physical strength, self-assurance, communication... more »

  Writer wrote:

After several years of watching Mulligans for life and Morning Line Chapel in operation, and listening and fellowshipping with Chaplain Glen Walden in particular, I knew it was time for me to start supporting his ministry with my money as well as my prayers.... more »

  myHonesty wrote:

They don’t deserve a single star but you have to give one in order to comment. This company is very unprofessional. I have left several messages and gotten no response, when I finally manage to reach someone I am told, we need to look into the account... more »

  Writer wrote:

OUTreach Resource Center is a wonderful organization. It provides much-needed services to LGBTQ youth. more »

  hotboxgunna wrote:

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

  Fab63 wrote:

I found my way to my first Insight seminar (Insight I: “The Awakening Heart”) in February 2015 as a participant. I could not have known at the time I had signed up for it, how meaningful (and perfect) it would be to be there, just one week after a... more »

  pope wrote:

We are proud to have been donors to IHS almost since its founding. IHS is a charity we support because it is providing a critically needed service to people who are often in desperate circumstances and have no place to turn for help. IHS uses every penny... more »

  teknonana81 wrote:

I have participated as a volunteer with Women Helping Others of Tampa Bay on several occasions. Whether it is food, clothing or toiletries I see the look of gratitude and appreciation from those being served. I firmly believe that when we are blessed... more »

  Jan wrote:

The folks at Heartbeat of Lima do a wonderful job making you feel welcome, finding out what your needs are, and helping you to find the answers and resources that you need. I especially appreciate the "Hand Up" philosophy they offer rather than just a... more »

  Shirley wrote:

I have been a board member for almost 7 years.....my level of commitment to this organization has never wavered! They provide essential services to many families in Washington State and run programs from the 24 hour family hotline to Conscious Fathering... more »

  JThomas95 wrote:

I love the Ohana Project!We're talking about a non-profit not concerned about money or noteriety, but sincerely cares for youth. A non-profit willing to play the background for free to help youth! I am a foster alumni, and as a foster kid I was... 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 »

  bashmikel wrote:

I LOVE transmentors. its helped me so much. i have grown so much from transmentors in the past few months. i couldnt ask for anything better! more »

  TFuerst1 wrote:

From 2005-2006 my husband and I served together in Kandahar, Afghanistan. On June 24, 2006 he was killed in action. As a combat veteran and military widow, I felt alone and lost for almost 2 years. It wasn't until I met the members of the American Widow... more »

  Artlady wrote:

Welcoming Youth Program for LGBT youth houses a number of adult based LGBT organizations, good collaboration efforts with those organizations. Home of two choirs and Pridefest Milwaukee. more »

  Johnturn wrote:

This organization provides Equine Assisted Therapy to returning veterans suffering from PTSD. I have seen the change in the men and women who have gone through this program. The program is run by a Vietnam Vet who understands and teaches people how to... more »

  Tomc wrote:

I have been affiliated with The Lazarus Project over the past 13 years and have been continually impressed with the success of the organization. The mission of the organization is to bring the impoverished of Placer County to self sufficency and it has... more »

  nicole-hecker wrote:

This is the most amazing place! Women helping other women 18-24 find their identity in Christ, teaches basic skills and equips them to go out on their own with a knowledge of their self worth and value. When all others have let these girls down, Saving... more »

  greenjen wrote:

I started volunteering at the ministry in 2009. Back in the days, I helped at job fairs for homeless, ALIVE (the clothing give away), and attended Bible study at the shelters. LIVING Ministry isn't the most organized and large NPO I'v been volunteering... more »

  PAINT wrote:

If I could give a zero rating I would! I have never met so many hungry families that have tried to reach Helping Hands only to be left without help! I'm so disgusted by this I will soon be opening my own food pantry for those people who have been ignored... more »

  Song wrote:

My organization, Asian Real Estate Association of America (AREAA), DC Metro Chapter offered 4 foreclosure prevention workshops during 2009. Each 4 workshops (3 in Virginia, 1 in Maryland)were offered on Saturdays. Housing Counseling Services Inc.; there... more »

  03_4_Life wrote:

Valhalla Sailing Project (VSP) waves the flag and claims to be a PTSD and suicide prevention organization but in practice is more of an annual sailing get together with little interest in supporting Veterans. This organization has a treats veterans as... more »

  345mlk wrote:

I had to go to the Pahoa clinic a few weeks ago and just wanted to say that the doctor out there was really great. The nurse that helped was also really kind. It was a good experience for me. I know it gets busy, but I didn't feel like I was being rushed... more »

  Writer wrote:

Sept. 1st 2012 was a huge day! Our wedding day!My life changed.Sept 2nd 2012 was a huge day!Spirit Center welcomes its first resident !My life changed.Spirit Center community touches lives.Vision,Grace,Purpose,Motive,Action and Love.Life... more »

  Tracy B wrote:

The simplest things are sometimes the most rewarding. Knowing everyday you have created a space to help animals in need. A place where the simple act of kindness can fill the day with joy. Caring and responding to the need of others is the deepest... more »

  House1 wrote:

The organization has been volunteering in Hillsborough community as student advocates in order to maximize instructional time for students. Many parents and students have benefitted from the organization advocacy and commitment to being a partner with... more »

  Dawnja L. wrote:

Warrior Wives is a wonderful support group of women that have helped me (and others) in the journey of military life. The group provides small group activities and support that is vital to the emotion wellbeing of the wives of military members. I was... more »

  dcrabtree wrote:

The ReEngage program is guided by Mr. Rodney Knott who provides a very inspiring program to the core cause which is get the underprivileged urban core males back into the workforce with the emphasis of reprogramming the thought process of converting males... more »

  AKnott wrote:

Unfortunately this business is not great. I say unfortunately b/c I would hope a business that the disabled community relies on would be better. Communication is the biggest problem here. It is nearly impossible to reach them. They rarely even really... more »

  kathysc wrote:

Wonderful group of dedicated individuals working to support our areas families and their children and adults who experience disabilities. Staff is always welcoming, supportive and eager to help. They are open to developing new programs when there is... more »

  Rhodensareclueless wrote:

This charity is a complete joke. They openly support Timothy Taylor who had multiple convictions for felony strangulation, domestic violence, and other serious offenses. They parade him around as a victim and he is the PERPETRATOR. Check St. JOHNS FL... more »

  JodyWilliams wrote:

I'm troubled when I find more than one article that states that this is the "only one of it's kind in the country" or the "sole program that offers these services" when that's not true. This program was started in 2009 and was founded by a survivor who... more »

  Joey8 wrote:

100% of the money spent in the Thrift stores go back into the local community. The staff is friendly and the stores are clean. They also provide social services/client services for the local community. They provide, "Help for Today and Hope for Tomorrow." more »

  jeffbrodeur wrote:

QOLF is on the right track and listened attentively to the caregivers of our nations wounded warriors. Jeff and Maura Brodeur caregivers of wounded warrior Vincent Mannion- Brodeur - WIA Tikrit - 3-11-07-82nd ABN more »

  LostCause wrote:

The Executive Director's behavior has been unprofessional, immature, and alarmingly inappropriate, raising serious concerns about his ability to lead effectively. Since his tenure began, revenue has declined dramatically while overhead costs have surged.... more »

  mike wrote:

The Latin American Youth Center does so much for the youth of DC and MD. They have so many programs a young person can take part in. The staff are hardworking, high performance, caring youth development professionals. I love the organization. more »

  morgan3874 wrote:

This company continuously loses resident's checks or sends them late. 70% of the time residents do not get their checks on time, and when the company does send out another check it is for the following week. Therefore, the resident never receives the... more »

  Concerned wrote:

Project Hope of Marion County is helping to house families who are homeless. They are working to expand services and increase funding to do more. They have caring staff and dedicated volunteers who are committed to helping End Homelessness in America. more »

  Owen F wrote:

CAPAC works to increase the awareness of, and to increase the reporting of Child abuse. It's an all volunteer (no p[aid staff) organization with minimal administrative expense. more »

  Tara_Director wrote:

Community's Child truly cares about and for homeless and disadvantaged women and children originating or residing in the South West region of the South Bay. Many believe that the families living in this area are all well off. Community's Child currently... more »

  AbnerGarcia wrote:

I am a teenager who has volunteered at the Adventist Community Service Center since i was 8, and i can honestly say that they do good work in the valley. In my time volunteering i have seen several success stories come out of the center from people who... more »

  John_I wrote:

Before I tell you about the organization I have been involved with for many years, I want to first share my #GivingTuesday experience. It was a bit spontaneous, but I decided to give a little bit to a number of smaller, local groups, throughout the day.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Freedom Foundation is a great organization dedicated to helping veterans and their families in need. Their goal is to help veteran and their families return to self-sustainability either by providing short to long term transitional housing, helping them... more »

  pat-nathan wrote:

I met Dress for Success when I did a suit drive for a company I was working with. I was moved by a poster that showed a women in a business suit jacket that said....."to many women this is a life jacket." That memory stayed with me and when I retired,... more »

  emilym16 wrote:

I volunteer at Shepherd and love it! They have wonderful staff that are devoted to the children and really do strive to break the cycle of poverty. more »

  TrinityOutreach wrote:

Trinity Outreach saved my life! I suffered from severe depression, financial instability and loss of hope. I wanted to die. I tried to commit suicide and was Baker Acted to a mental health facility. Trinity took me in when I had nowhere else to go. They... more »

  JeffClairmont wrote:

I participated in Lifespring back in 1986. I was a participant, team leader, and Lifespring Foundation representing San Francisco. more »

  Jake S. wrote:

I volunteered to help with some marketing advice as well as web-related material, and was honestly moved by the concept and their plans for expansion as well as their dedication to the community. It's a fantastic cause for women who have faced many hardships... more »

  COH4673 wrote:

I received amazing support after the loss of my husband. The counselors are incredibly kind, caring, patient, and understanding. I could not have come through this loss on my own. Now I am able to give back to Cornerstone as a donor and volunteer. Thank... more »

  miket148 wrote:

This is one of the most effective social services organizations in which I'm involved. I has one the the best training programs for their volunteer mentors and works aggressively with their families to help them move to financial independence. Very effective... more »

  Mrs. G wrote:

Having been a part of the Florence Caring Pregnancy Center since 2003, I am able to say first hand that this organization is making a difference in the lives of families in this community. It is a privilege to work with dedicated volunteers that give... more »

  stephne wrote:

The Independent Living Center goes above and beyond to ensure that the needs of people with disabilities and chronic health problems in southwest Missouri receive the services they need. I have been extremely impressed by their willingness to help people... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

CFB has such an important mission of donating furniture to those in need and often finding stable housing for the first time! The founders are young, smart, driven, caring, and awesome! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored... more »

  susmart3 wrote:

The oldest, grassroots women's self-defense group in the country, update to another powerful Women's Self-Defense group. Happen to know the founders- and current teachers- personally. A very dedicated, smart and hardworking group of women. more »

  pamschou wrote:

Great group of individual caring for their neighbors. They have been providing free produce every Tuesday during the Covid crisis. Now the biggest need is help with utilities, prescriptions and rent. What a truly loving group of staff and volunteers.... more »

  Knubbs wrote:

a2o Ministry is a global 501 (C)(3) that is lovingly called "the vine line" because we are a group of people from all walks of life, who come together, every morning, seeking a connection with Christ, the Vine (John 15:5).In addition to doing... more »

  artbydesign wrote:

Rosalia Vickers living at 3 Danhurst Ct. Towson, Maryland 53 years old my husband left me because of that with that lost my home, I have MS and there is a new drug which I can not get because midicad will not cover I have lost everything including... more »

  faithheals73 wrote:

My name is Jody Settles and I am a client of walkers angel house and I am so pleased and happy and blessed to be apart of this organization. the love and care they give you is outstanding a place called home and you feel like your right at home this organization... more »

  Johanna H. wrote:

An amazing Organization putting the principles of yoga into action more »