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  Karen2345 wrote:

My husband has been deployed for 13 months. He is a reservist and we have never been through a deployment before. We live 100 miles from his base and have not been connected to the military support structures. His deployment pay is less than 1/2 of... more »

  Aconcernedperson wrote:

Minnies Food Pantry is an experience. The people there are friendly. The place is clean and amazing. It is a place of hope, where spirits are lifted and lives are changed. The staff is full of love and they are living their purpose. The food... more »

  Toni Neubauer wrote:

I have followed the growth of Educational Pathways International for the past several years as an advisor and friend to founders Sara and Leonard Lafrance. The organization provides university scholarships to gifted and needy rural students and provides... more »

  Asma Asma wrote:

I normally would never take time to write a review about a charity but, in this case, I feel compelled to do so. I've been donating to this organization, on and off, for several years. I've done so based on their four star charity navigator... more »

  LBrown wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that works very hard to support the agencies it supports and does a great job with services like 211 of connecting people looking for services with available resources. more »

  Lauree1183 wrote:

My best friend and I visited New York for the first time in August of 2009. Our Big Apple Greeter was a wonderful woman from Brooklyn Heights and she showed us a side of New York that we would have otherwise not seen. Her friendliness and knowledge... more »

  bill nelson wrote:

Hope For The Warriors I believe that there are two critical elements in ascertaining the worth of a charitable organization, especially one who's stated mission is to lend a much needed hand to our veterans and active military personnel in need. First:... more »

  Joanna3 wrote:

I've seen first hand how the Book Industry Charitable Foundation impacts lives. Whether it's eviction prevention or emergency medical assistance, the Book Industry Charitable Foundation helps booksellers avoid or manage potentially catastrophic life events. more »

  mbrannon wrote:

Young Life saved and has changed my life. I was first introduced to Young Life in 1997 and have been involved in some capacity ever since: participant, camper, staff and now volunteer. If you're looking for an organization that is TRANSFORMING lives..this... more »

  dkwiener wrote:

Since the death of my brother-in-law in a tragic accident I have observed the transformation of a beloved sister through grief and sorrow to acceptance and wisdom. The ability to connect with other women who experienced the same thing was obviously crucial... more »

  syed_saber wrote:

The organisation helping the needy people in most of the areas of the society such as Education, Health care, marriages of orphans, vocational training to the unemployed educated and uneducated youth as well as household women, self employment tools and... more »

  pjsii@yahoo.com wrote:

I got involved with Cambodian Children's Fund two years ago as a sponsor to seven girls. During three trips to Phnom Penh I have seen firsthand the profound impact CCF has had on their lives, and those of all the other CCF children, all of whom are among... more »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  connie5 wrote:

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. That is the mission of AAUW. My branch happens to encourage girls in science and other STEM fields. The advocacy piece is accomplished by working on legislation... more »

  Feras Abdelrahman wrote:

Zakat Foundation of America is an organization that I can believe in. I sincerely respect the efforts of the organization for they are truly committed to affecting the lives of others. As a donor I'm proud to be affiliated with the organization. Unlike... more »

  Kamakshi wrote:

It is said that children are our future. Vibha strives to give every child an opportunity. I am really happy to be part of such an organization and help make a difference in the lives of children in need. In the past couple of years that I have been... more »

  UniversalGivi wrote:

"Through Universal Giving, I identified two extremely worthwhile non profit organizations to support. Universal Giving's evaluation model helps provide the assurance that contributions will be put to good use. Andre, Individual Donor" more »

  F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wrote:

The organization has gone a long way to help not only horses diagnosed with EIA in the state of Florida but it provides a sanctuary for all other horses in need in Broward County. The rescue facility has been in existence since 1987 providing a place... more »

  puckster1224 wrote:

I have been a member of the Board of FSNP for a number of years. FSNP is a supporting organization for a spectacular national park surrounding Tucson, Arizona. It raises money to fund educational programs for disadvantaged youngers in Pima County, Arizona... more »

  cooleen wrote:

I chose to donate to the Barth Syndrome Foundation after reading one of their newsletters. I felt compelled to give to this incredible organization when I read the stories about these wonderful families. I was actually moved to tears, reading about... more »

  mikemoradian wrote:

As a board member, I am proud of the contribution Honor Society Foundation is making to help individuals lead better lives and pursue their education. Honor Society Foundation has been making scholarships to student leaders in 8 categories, has created... more »

  Amelia89 wrote:

The weather changes all the time! I was here during a change in seasons but it can get very cold at night and when the sun comes out in the day it gets warm! I learned that I must have patience with the new culture and my job . It took me a while... more »

  Concerned Community Member wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing group. They are saving dogs from the illegal meat trade. Some of these dogs were once peoples pets and have been stolen and are smuggled into and awful death trade. Please get involved, spread the word, donate, adopt. They... more »

  Pat wrote:

This organization does not provide any financial or material support to in-country organizations. The organization also does not in any way help overseas organizations obtain such support. Despite this, this organization has US IRS non-profit status,... more »

  Alleysha T. wrote:

Playworks is the best non-profit I know of! They are the only non-profit focusing on the epidemic of the deterioration of play. Playworks truly values healthy play, inclusion, respect, and healthy community with both the children they serve and with... more »

  Srivera wrote:

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

  neetis1969 wrote:

Two years back in a Giftivism retreat in India i received Rs.5000/- (appx. 100$ then). I was so surprised with this unexpected money coming my way that i had questioned myself a number of times, whether i really deserve so much kindness from this Universe.... more »

  Emily wrote:

As an intern at FSD's San Francisco office, I have been privileged to see a broad range of what it is that FSD does. As of late I was going through different projects that previous interns have contributed to a wide variety of partner community-based... more »

  CCDO wrote:

Having just returned from Cambodia with a first hand report on ALL the amazing improvements the Friends of CCDO is accomplishing. Our water-well initiative brings clean water to over 12,000 people. It only takes $220 to build a hand-pump water well.... more »

  dberger1 wrote:

MISSION: Gift of Life facilitates bone marrow transplants for patients around the world by increasing the representation of donors of Jewish ethnic ancestry in the international registry. SERVICES: Recruitment Development Community recruitment campaigns... more »

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... more »

  Pauleen wrote:

I had the chance to participate in a volunteering activity organized by Glasswing in Guatemala. It was a wonderful experience, because we painted a mural to revitalize an old avenue in zone 11. The mural covers a public sports center and the graphics... 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 »

  plamb wrote:

I LOVE this organization. Both the idea of having independent, transparent reviews of nonprofits, and the tool itself. Great Nonprofits is well thought out and easy to use. I know from my own work in the nonprofit sector that it is really hard to get... more »

  David111 wrote:

As someone who has worked closely with several nonprofits TisBest knows what the business is all about. more »

  anniebell wrote:

I volunteer at the Plummer Home for Boys in Salem, MA. It is a home for abused and abandoned boys aged 14-22. They had a very run down basketball court in back of the home but it was the focal point for the boys. I contacted Forever Young to help with... more »

  clothingelf wrote:

This is a great organization and is run by all volunteers--not one person there gets any money. They only give out new clothing, toys and books and the parents come through the warehouse at their appointment time to select the items they would like to... more »

  VolunteerD wrote:

Volunteering through PMD has been a fantastic experience for me. I have attended several projects and all have been very fulfilling. What I like most about volunteering with PMD is the diversity of the projects and people you are able to help. I have... more »

  kmw55 wrote:

WNP has opportunities for people from all walks of life and with a wide variety of skills and interests. The programs include lending libraries, bike repair, youth sports, sewing projects, gardening projects, farming, and MUCH more. Check our www.wisnic.org... more »

  Sasa Zorovic wrote:

FRAXA is the hope for all those affected with Fragile X and their families. The organization is singularly focused on funding research to cure Fragile X. It is very efficient in terms of using donor funds in putting it towards research--a cut above most... more »

  Nancy wrote:

Neighbor Ride has won Best Non Profit in Howard County, MD for the past couple years. No big deal you think, but it is only 6 years old! Neighbor Ride provides transportation to seniors, those above the age of 60, by volunteers. These volunteers give... more »

  max10 wrote:

There are really so many water-related organizations out there. You've got Charity:Water, Blood:Water, Water.org, and many many others. All of them, of course, do fantastic work. The reason I would recommend The Water Project specifically is this: The... more »

  Phyllis10 wrote:

My name is Phyllis Esposito-Bellocchio. I am a Board Member at TEAL our mission is to TELL EVERY AMAZING LADY ABOUT OVARIAN CANCER. Our mission is in our name. My Cousin Louisa McGregor was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and we could not find a walk... more »

  Richard Asztalos wrote:

The primary purpose of the Fallen and Wounded Soldiers Fund (FWSF) is to help those veterans in Michigan who return from the Iraq and Afghanistan campaigns and find themselves in need of support and assistance. The FWSF is an all-volunteer organization,... more »

  Beate F. wrote:

Originally I just wanted to help my best friend and her husband with their charity. I had no idea it would have such a huge impact on my life. Since then I have become a sponsor for 6 years and also a board adviser. Himalayan Children Charities is an... more »

  Sara H. wrote:

Little Helping Hands has become an integral part of our family's activities together. The volunteer events are perfectly suited for children and parents and give our family shared experiences that will last us a lifetime. Getting our son involved in... more »

  encycloman wrote:

I have seen this organization grow over 35 years. I personally know the founder, and canstate that this is one of the best organizations I know. This group sends more aid and help for each dollar than any other I know, and uses people who are already... more »

  Fergumungus wrote:

These ladies are doing amazing work! Their commitment and dedication to women & children in need is very inspiring. more »

  Bob Hansen wrote:

Can a small nonprofit humanitarian organization make a difference in this world? Especially when it is staffed exclusively by volunteers and not even the executive director gets paid? The answer is YES...just look at Humanity for Children. I've been... more »

  Jack607 wrote:

Save The Kid Fund began in 1987 to provide assistance to children less fortunate than our own. We have given in excess of $800,000 to children with less than 2% in expences. STK is an all volunteer organization with a service area of Connecticut and... more »

  Susannah D. wrote:

This is an excellent non profit foundation. When I first started looking for an organization to help, I found ones that usually only served one target demographic. Then one day I was introduced to TCF and I was amazed at how professional they were and... more »

  cobbhamcharade wrote:

What an amazing contribution Reef Ball Foundation makes to people, communities, nature and the future! To arrive and see the devastation caused by man to both the undersea and coastal areas. To see the joining together of natives and volunteers from... more »

  ToryTore wrote:

I volunteer for ASTEP once a week, mostly doing office-y type stuff... and not only does it make me feel awesome (because that's what volunteering does), every week i learn another fabulous amazing thing that ASTEP does, or i learn about another amazing... more »

  rslevy wrote:

CorpsAfrica is a phenomenal organization! As a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer from Morocco, I love seeing firsthand the amazing work they are doing to instill the spirit of volunteerism and community development in Morocco and now Senegal and Malawi.... more »

  jacobnibu wrote:

My first contact with New Heights Educational Group was through Volunteermatch website where I saw an ad looking for a proofreader. I got a quick response from the director, Pamela Clark, welcoming and introducing me to the group. She gave me an outline... more »

  BreKS wrote:

I love working with this group, they make some amazing things happen! Basically the groups main goal is to make the world a better place through random acts of kindness. This can be anything from donating money or clothing, cleaning up a park, or simply... more »

  ASCFBOD wrote:

The Amschwand Sarcoma Cancer Foundation changes the lives of families affected by sarcoma cancers. It is an honor to serve as a board member for this amazing organization. more »

  Deepalaya wrote:

Deepalaya is doing a great job. I was touched with the tremendous work they are doing for the not so fortunate people. more »

  amleigh wrote:

I volunteered for the Tim Brauch Memorial Skateboard Contest last year and loved it! It was such a fun event put on by great community leaders. As a volunteer I got a free T-shirt as well as pair of Vans shoes. The raffles had tons of product from all... more »

  LMSW wrote:

VETERANS REBUILDING LIFE (VRL) Registered as the smallest, nonprofit organization in the United States, VRL was founded by Iraq & Afghanistan veterans. VRL's mission focuses on assisting victims of war to rebuild their lives. VRL's all-volunteer staff... more »

  TrojanTheDog wrote:

My 15 year old dog should have been dead three years now. He isn't - because he is being treated by the people who run this organization. Through their research and the research they support, we have kept his immune system up while he not only goes through... 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 »

  barbara bsewell59@yahoo.com wrote:

One of the most poorly run organizations I've ever encountered. They don't seem to have any comprehension of what their role should be. more »

  malucibello wrote:

Durga Tree International was founded just over a year ago by Beth and Tim Tiger. Together, with the help of some volunteers, the Tigers have effectively began to grow Durga Tree into a very successful nonprofit. Durga Tree has been built on the premise... more »

  Jewels128 wrote:

C.A.S.T for Kids is a great program. While fundraising I have met handfuls of not only disabled kids but also volunteers that came up to me just to tell me how this program is and how much it has fulfilled their lives. I am very proud to continue to volunteer... more »

  Writer wrote:

The purpose of Heavenly Productions Foundation is to help children in need. Some of the Foundation’s projects include the creation of the: "Heavenly Lullabies CD"–which raised money for the Babies & Orphans of 9-11-01 and several cases of Cd's were... more »

  jim-wallace wrote:

I first became interesting in Students Rising Above several years ago after watching a profile of a high school senior done by Wendy Tokuda as a news feature. The student was Student Body President at his high school. There were no parents in his life... more »

  impinv wrote:

Resolution Project is at the forefront of helping a growing wave of college students interested in social entrepreneurship realize their dreams. more »

  disasterheroines400 wrote:

I represent the Florida Association of Public Health Nurses, Inc.(FAPHN) We became involved with Just Give/GuideStar a year ago. We received recently our 1st donation through this program. Very efficient. Easy to use for donor and easy for FAPHN to... more »

  Brenda120 wrote:

A great non-profit to volunteer with. Hours are flexible and people are great.Such a great community cause as well. more »

  hmanyoma wrote:

Helping a hero has been a family of individuals that are more than just Big-Hearted, they are my extended family. From the time that I met Meredith and her family, they have been a blessing ever since. Helping a hero has helped my family and I in our... more »

  vestrella1126 wrote:

I had the amazing opportunity of working with the Cristian Rivera Foundation, and the eagerness of the board to make an impact on children with DIPG's lives was extremely impressive. The leadership of the organization is very motivated and makes sure... more »

  Lory O. wrote:

I reached out to Kimberly Moore in February 2015 after hearing about her amazing program bringing hope to over 30,000 underprivileged children in the United States, AND being from El Salvador I sent her a letter so she can adopt the needs of our country,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have worked with the Reno Rodeo Foundation for several years now. From Denim Drive and Distribution to Toy Distribution and scholarships as well as Reading Roundup and now the Reading Rooms at the Justice Court the Reno Rodeo Foundation helps so many... more »

  texaswalker wrote:

I just recently started with Homefront Hugs and what a great organization. From the serive they provide to being prompt with helpful information, I really am getting into this opportunity! Our service men and women deserve the very best!! more »

  Christopher18 wrote:

I wish Great Nonprofits had a role category titled "community member." The Fiver Children's Foundation has an incredible community, one that I have had a chance to observe as a volunteer, staff member and supporter from the sidelines. Through providing... more »

  archaeologymom31 wrote:

I have been on two missions with this charity and am preparing to go on the one in June 2015 to Equador. It is extremely well organized, not a penny is wasted, all funds raised goes to patient care, no one gets a salary not even the director. We pay... more »

  larc wrote:

I joined Assistance League seven years ago as a way to make new friends after moving to Norman. I got involved with Operation School Bell immediately and continue to volunteer with this vitally important outreach. As a retired teacher, I know how important... more »

  JesusLovesMe1464 wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Love INC of Brevard for about a year now. I began as an administrative assistant, but with my accounting background was soon recruited for an open bookkeeping position. After about 6 months I was asked to serve as Director of... more »

  libbif wrote:

Bowlers to Veteran's Link does an amazing job supporting the Veteran's Administration Hospitals across the United States, as well as providing support to our men and women in the Armed Forces who are still serving. Nearly all donations for this organizations... more »

  Aref Rifai M.D. wrote:

The Karam Foundation is comprised of dedicated individuals who champion humanitarian causes and support those who are in need around the world. Their record of tangible projects on the ground overseas has made a difference in the lives of impoverished... more »

  Sue2011 wrote:

I had first read about Akshaya in an Indian magazine. My husband and I were deeply touched by the kindness of Mr. Narayanan Krishnan. We were almost in tears and wanted to help out atleast in a small way. What a selfless human being! Bless his heart,... more »

  marjie wrote:

The National School Climate Center is an amazing resource for schools, teachers, parents, and students to help create and sustain a healthy school climate. They also work to stop bullying by offering many resources on their Bullybust site. more »

  Margot wrote:

I served as a classroom docent for this fabulous nonprofit for almost ten years before returning to full time paid work. Teaching young children about the water cycle, tectonic plates or bird bills was very rewarding and helped to maintain my faith in... more »

  Writer wrote:

Helping others have a great smile is the policy of Unspoken Smiles.Have you ever seen an heart smile? Donate to Unspoken Smiles Foundation to experience so.This Foundation strives to not only bring a great smile to children around the world, but also... more »

  Eli G. wrote:

I have been with this organization for numerous years and to see the the devotion and dedication they give over to the kids is enormous it's truly magical to see what they accomplish I am proud to be part of such an amazing organization. more »

  tamara3 wrote:

Cancer sucks. I think we can all agree on that one. I am always supportive of companies and products that give back to Cancer research, regardless of the form. I love that many, many companies and fine upstanding citizens of the world – such... more »

  vitomart wrote:

I was first introduced to BEST Robotics in the fall of 2003. I was asked to serve as a sportsmanship judge for the event at a local high school. As part of my judging assignment, I observed the interaction of the student teams not only within their... more »

  Russlyn N. wrote:

National Cancer Assistance Foundation Inc came just at the right time when we really needed help esp during Covid-19 pandemic. All jobs stopped for 5 months and only 1 daughter got called back to work only with lesser hours. At times, I don't know how... more »

  nolan wrote:

The people are nice and this charity changed my life. They really helped me a lot and the experience with them has been great. more »

  4thechildren wrote:

I volunteered with Point Hope Inc at their Teenista Event, which benefits and serves children in the US foster care system. The Teenista provided many young ladies with a day filled with pampering. They were able to shop for new clothes, get their hair,... more »

  4palmers wrote:

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

  westlasoccermom wrote:

The Dillon Henry Foundation is standing up for local foster children in my area. Los Angeles has one of the largest populations of children in foster care in the entire country, and due to the recent economic decline, nearly all public funding has been... more »

  maureen4 wrote:

Having been connected with the Goodie Two Shoes event for over 7 years now, I have seen from an observer's point of view just how this event impacts the children of Nevada. I know what its like not to have the coolest shoes or even a new pair of shoes... more »

  jcpenner wrote:

Shopping for a Change™ (SFAC) is a business model that provides work for marginalized groups of artisans and a means for marketing their products. That in and of itself helps make the world a better place, but it doesn’t stop there. What makes Shopping... more »

  JBB89 wrote:

Team South Florida (TSF) is a phenomenal nonprofit organization for the Law Enforcement family! The countless hours, the true dedication and hard work that the volunteers put into running this organization is admirable. TSF supports families of fallen... more »

  charbel59 wrote:

The NephCure Foundation has done more for bringing awareness of Nephrotic Syndrome and FSGS to the public eye than any other organization we have worked with. more »

  Kathleen Hubbard-Ismail wrote:

For the past twenty years, I have been spending two weeks of my vacation time volunteering with Global Volunteers in countries around the world. I have traveled with Global Volunteers because I believe in their philosophy of service, know that I will... more »

  Therese Surges wrote:

In 2010, my husband was diagnosed with an orphan cancer called appendix cancer/pseudomyxoma peritonei. The ACPMP Research Foundation (ACPMP) is the only non-profit organization raising funds for research to improve the treatment for this rare cancer,... more »

  John H. wrote:

Having known about Becky's great success in helping prevent domestic violence, as well as helping victims escape abuse and coordinating and promoting events to raise more awareness and self defense methods, Becky's Fund is the top of my list for DC based... more »

  gn.emails wrote:

I have been extremely involved with CORD for over ten years. The work is very close to my heart - having witnessed the core problems and how CORD has been successful in changing the lives of the poorest of the poor. By focusing on development (teaching... more »

  DLuz wrote:

Dear Reader, I'm extremely happy for having had the opportunity to witness and to be part of ABRACE since it's very first steps. Whichever way I try to describe the wonderful transformations that the absolute majority of the kids go through... more »

  Writer wrote:

I came across this organization in an aisle of Walmart. Young man in his early or mid 20s looking at pens, and doing something with his phone. It caught my attention because I saw it strange that someone that needs pens would just grab pens and go, then... more »

  Abby F. wrote:

Atlas Corps is the nexus of where talent meets opportunity! In 2008, I served as an Atlas Corps Fellow in Bogota, Colombia. It was an opportunity to share my knowledge and, more importantly, to learn from others. For a mid-career professional, there are... more »

  sophoria wrote:

I was a member of Mlles in High School and now I am a volunteer. As a student member and now an alumnae member I understand and see the benefits of this organization. I gained much and learned much about becoming a woman and I hope as a volunteer to help... more »

  sasef wrote:

The Shirley Ann Sullivan Educational Foundation (SASEF) is a not for profit organization and has been implementing innovative educational projects for nearly ten years. As a grass roots organization, SASEF works very hard to raise money to facilitate... more »

  Justin Reilly wrote:

Just a couple of years after its founding, WPI is the clear world leader in the science of neuro-immune diseases including ME. They were founded with a $5M donation from the Whittemore family, whose daughter Andrea suffers from ME. They do incredible... more »

  Marine R. wrote:

I came to know of Maya's Hope through Reece's Rainbow. Maya's Hope helps children in the Philippines and in Ukraine, including special needs orphans in very great need. They do an amazing job with the money they raise. Bed bound children receive massage... more »

  hashaikh wrote:

Basmah is a truly amazing organization. They have boots on the ground in the Rohingya Refugee camps and are active each and everyday in making a positive change for the Rohingya Refugees. I would urge everyone to check out their website at www.basmah.org... more »

  HARMONYfarm wrote:

After a 37 year career as director of non profits, I chose to volunteer at Harmony Farm Sanctuary because of its mission executed in every day actions. The founders and volunteers walk the talk in millions of ways through blood, sweat, and grunt work... more »

  Citizen-Midcoast wrote:

President embezzled $4.6 mln.The board of directors that looked the other way is still -mostly- there. From Portland Press Herald:The former head of a Camden-based charity for the needy who embezzled more than $4.6 million from the nonprofit... more »

  Shaydah G. wrote:

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

  jerry4ins wrote:

My mother died of cancer in 1960 when I was 17. Years later in my working life, I was introduced to the Maine Cancer Foundation through clients and was impressed by their mission. Later I was asked to join the board and did. Over the years, the MCF... more »

  Sarah355 wrote:

I became involved with this charity at the ground level when I volunteered as their photographer and became a temporary Board Member. I was overwhelmed by the passion, level of commitment, and professionalism demonstrated by Katarzyna Sanetra-Butler... more »

  tarabelzer wrote:

Great group who really informed the public about the hardest adopted group, Black Dogs! I’ve had 4 at a time and all sorts of breeds. They do a wonderful event every spring. more »

  Tom Curran wrote:

Aid for Africa is a unique organization that works with its partners to meet a broad range of health, safety, nutritional, educational and environmental needs facing the individuals and communities in Sub Saharan Africa. In my opinion, there... more »

  Annual Fund Volunteer wrote:

It is a few days away from November 2010, and Network for Good's 990 for 2009 is still not showing on Guidestar. It's also not posted on the company's own Web site. Network for Good is hosting the online donations for an independent school for which... more »

  terryfund wrote:

the Terry Fund was created after the events of 9/11/01 to assist firefighters and their families with educational, medical emergency and equipment needs. Since 2004 we have granted over $600,000 in direct financial assitance and another $300,000 in surplus... more »

  Writer wrote:

I absolutely love serving in this amazing organization. The board members, staff, team members, volunteers, partners, and donors are so caring, loving, and always are looking for way to better serve others. The whole team loves being the hands and feet... more »

  hasnat wrote:

As the outreach manager for West Valley Muslim Association (WVMA), I have been involved with Abrahamic Alliance for a few years. WVMA has participated in both feed the hungry and habitat for humanity type projects. Abrahamic Alliance is a great non-profit... more »

  rl8504a wrote:

I was a communications intern at Partners of the Americas for 8 months. As the communications intern I was tasked with managing their blog, as well as doing research for their upcoming 50th Anniversary oral history project. Through both these mediums,... more »

  Dr. Bill wrote:

Free To Smile is organization providing dental care with an emphasis on cleft lip and palate repair in poor and underserved areas around the world. My son, a dentist, has been on multiple trips to Guatemala and Cambodia with this group. The experience... more »

  Lisa Kaminski wrote:

I became involved in Impact 100 over 5 years ago because of a desire to give back to my community and know that the funds were making a difference! Since then I've been part of buying a van to enable outreach, enabled a weekend food program to add MANY... more »

  holly33024 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to go and volunteer at a few events at the Hang Out and each time it was amazing. Silvia is very organized and has plenty for the volunteers to do with the kids visiting. Each event she hosts there are filled with lots of children... more »

  phermann wrote:

WHY STARS ATHLETICS? STARS Athletics is proud to offer a unique program for individuals with special needs from 4 years of age and up. Specialized training designed especially for individuals with developmental and physical limitations. Designed... more »

  Shellie R. wrote:

Helping kids fight for their dreams, not their lives -- is a passion of mine. I got involved with managing the redesign of the fightplga.org website some years ago where a team of us at work decided to do pro bono. I was hooked on the cause. Since then,... more »

  lois4 wrote:

Cultivating Our Sisterhood International Association, Inc. (COSIA) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit whose mission is to cultivate a sense of sisterhood among women and to enhance the lives of those whom they support. At COSIA, we develop supportive networks that... more »

  carolyn9 wrote:

KTMB Staff were easy to work with and provided information in a timely manner. I enjoyed participating in this project and will definitely volunteer again. more »

  andria wrote:

Village Volunteers is a great organization. It works in partnership with rural villages to support the development of sustainable solutions for community survival, education and growth. There are a number of non-profits out there that organize volunteering... more »

  jazzatbay wrote:

Pratham was one of the first organizations that I got associated with in terms of field work. It was always an eye-opener while visiting Pratham centers in India and also viewing their impact. The ASER survey is one of its own kind and has been beneficial... more »

  rick eaton wrote:

Four of us from Mississippi visited Love Botswana headquarters in late August and got to see first hand all the amazing work being done through the staff and volunteers. We were excited to see the Life Center just about ready to open its doors to the... more »

  Connie Meents K. wrote:

I have been lucky enough to have been part of this worthwhile organization for 10+ years. It is a win/win - reading to a child every week makes such an impact - to both the child and the mentor! more »

  clkmc wrote:

Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) provides a great service to Bucks County by supporting non-profits by enabling them to continue to offer meaningful and essential programs to improve the lives of residents in the County. Their Summer Youth Corp... 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 »

  D.mart wrote:

As a volunteer I get to see first hand the impact that 1 Voice has on the children and families. When is a need seen everything is done to fulfill the need. My life has been enriched by the the children, families, volunteers and mostly the management... more »

  carlinhaidinger23 wrote:

The Perfect Game Foundation changed my life for the better. Their purpose is to help young professionals enter the sports business industry. I was one of the lucky few that was chosen to work with The Perfect Game Foundation. They were really supportive... more »

  Seth W.1 wrote:

Love all the work this organization does, the community they have developed, the people they have enriched, the improvements they have made on the environment, and so much more. The work they do speaks to their name as they truly are Leaving a Positive... more »

  The Immokalee Foundation wrote:

I learned about this amazing organization several years ago when I was researching educational issues in the area. I was so impressed by the philosophy and goals of the organization and of the students whose stories I read. I recently began serving... more »

  ESchorr wrote:

I have been involved with the Mona Foundation for almost three years. I began as an attendee at the annual fundraiser and immediately was touched by the incredible, personal stories of children in developing countries whose lives had been directly touched... 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 »

  stonewallgroup wrote:

The Tamarack Foundation is a wonderful example of the American and West Virginian "can-do" spirit and drive. The Foundation's staff works many, many hours with more than 1,900 WV arts-based businesses each year. In concert with the efforts of artists... more »

  angsmith wrote:

WILS is an all-volunteer, state-wide organization dedicated to providing leadership opportunities to high school sophomores and beyond. Through the annual seminar and follow-on alumni activities, it provides on-going leadership skill-building and support.... more »

  Ms. lisa wrote:

Vietnam Veterans of America provides great service to those looking to donate used clothing and home items. They helped me get rid of all the clutter in my home and it was too easy. All I did was schedule a pick up and leave the bags on my porch and they... more »

  Joel O.1 wrote:

UPDATE: an innocent inquiry by a neighbor, who knows the owner and her family, and a report about a similar set-up in The Chicago Tribune, make clear what is likely going on here. This appears to be a clear for-profit, illegal puppy mill ring. The sister... more »

  arzueck wrote:

I purchased a gift card as a present. The delivery was prompt, and the recipient loved the gift. Global Giving lets the gift card holder choose from thousands of grassroots projects all around the world to donate to. It was a great gift that I will... more »

  southsidetrees wrote:

A great group linking innovative grassroots organizations with people wanting to help. A true link in the search for a global community. more »

  JustinTime wrote:

"Thank you for your interest in our Leadership Programs. We are pleased to inform you that you have been selected to be a participant in the Executive Learning Group beginning in January 2012."This email message was my introduction to Fieldstone... more »

  Maartje van den Elzen - W. wrote:

As an elementary school teacher I had long summers and none of my friends could take 6 weeks off. I decided to go to Nepal in 2009 and teach English in a Monastery through VIN's Monastery program. Apart from the teaching bit Bhupi (VIN's Founder) asked... more »

  megskaggs wrote:

I will never forget the day that I received a care package from Breath of Hope. My son was about 16 days old and fighting for his life. He was born with a congenital diaphragmatic hernia and we received so many thoughtful items in our care packages. I... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... more »

  Jeff C.6 wrote:

I've been working with Move For Hunger (MFH) for 7yrs. With MFH assistance we have collected more than 100,000lbs of food for locally communities. MFH is easy to work with, very dependable and has been a huge value add for our company. We currently work... more »

  Fab63 wrote:

My first encounter with Called by Love Institute and Dr Marj Britt, founder, began in October 2012. Little did we know then that less than a year later, I would be joining the volunteer team as we were preparing to launch the first worldwide “Living,... more »

  ch195 wrote:

Givology is dedicated to the pursuit of education on a global scale. Donors are allowed to select which students their time and donations are given to. They have the option of exploring Student Profiles, blogs, nation-wide chapters, which allows them... more »

  Harold wrote:

Since launching the Foundation to Assist Young Musicians (FAYM) in December 2007, the public's response has been overwhelmingly positive. FAYM has been able to help young musicians through scholarship assistance, mentoring, and professional career advancement... more »

  Tim Godfrey wrote:

I'm so glad to see micro philanthropy coming to U.S. (so much is focused in other countries). What a great concept IOBY is! I'm really excited to see it replicated in other cities/states. more »

  Clare W. wrote:

One of the most insightful, powerful, and positive experience of my life was traveling with FOH to Haiti, with a group of 8 high school students. I feel that the work FOH does truly helps save lives, by empowering people and giving them the resource to... more »

  Erikarod3816 wrote:

Guaranteed Rate Foundation was by all means fantastic their staff is amazing caring and resourceful. We are a family of 5 in the state of Texas and I'm so thankful for the grant we received from Guaranteed Rate Foundation. I recommend this organization... more »

  Lloyd R K. wrote:

United Way of Cass County is a great organization with the mission to help as many persons in the community as possible. While the UW has several programs that serve the Cass County area, I am especially proud of the Reading Railroad where books are given... more »

  Khonsavane Maharatboutdy wrote:

This charity sends unwanted goods with used donations to third world countries. THey also have a board that is primarily members of the Mahfood family. THey also collaborate with a for profit shipping company run by the Mahfood family. I wouldn't donate... more »

  Allisonmaryf wrote:

Went to Volunteer Training and now I volunteer with another organization that I love. Spirit of Giving did all of the work. They also always send different volunteer events out. more »

  Mike1956 wrote:

I have donated to several non profit organizations in the past and the thing that always concerned me was how much of the organization's income went to administration expenses rather than the need it was raising funds for. People for Care and Learning... more »

  dsac wrote:

This non-profit does a great work particularly in helping street kids of urban slums in Kampala to access a basic education. They have small-scale projects with great impacts! and they need you! They also work closely with a local non-profit called... more »

  pjallen2 wrote:

I'm honored to be a longtime supporter of SJPLF going back more than a decade. The Foundation's steadfast advocacy helps our public libraries continue to provide equitable access to information and lifelong learning! more »

  DavidAndCary wrote:

I have been receiving their newsletters and am very impressed with the work they are doing in Jamaica and a few other Caribbean islands. I like that they focus on children and the environment, but I know they also support hospitals, community centers,... more »

  johnnyw wrote:

You will want to be careful with United Charitable Programs. http://www.unitedcharitableprograms.org The children of the Houks have spun off United Charitable Programs from Congressional District Programs which was also spun off from National Heritage... more »

  website wrote:

Community Link Mission is one of the finest organizations that I have ever had the opportunity to work with. The Board of Directors is top-notch, and the volunteers are an amazing group of people who give and serve tirelessly to make sure that no one... more »

  Good Girl wrote:

I love being with RSVP. I have volunteered at a number of not-for-profits and really like the promptness with which the RSVP coordinators get back to you if you are having issues or concerns about a site. The staff act as strong advocates and liasions... more »

  dallooj wrote:

Giving Forward is nothing short of amazing. The organization is impactful and raises money for charities and benefit events uniquely through ad revenues and content marketing efforts. I had the opportunity to volunteer for Giving Forward last year, and... more »

  TGB1 wrote:

The mission of Community Health Charities is to unite caring donors in the workplace with our nation's most trusted health charities. They do that effectively and efficiently and in a manner that ultimate benefits all of their member charities who are... more »