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  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  VeronicaWeston M. wrote:

I have first come in contact with the Rally Foundation in 2009 through their internship program and since then our relationship has gotten stronger and I am very honored to be part of their Board of Advisors and continue my activity with the foundation.... more »

  emmacohen wrote:

I started working with 5 for Fairness last year and recently taken on a larger role. I think the power of this organization is not in the numbers (well not yet at least), but rather in the fact that it uses social networking to create equality for women... more »

  mjktfischer wrote:

It has been a joy and a privilege to engage with the Asian Hope students this summer during their internships. As they get ready to begin the Fall Semester at their various colleges, I am sad to see them go, but optimistic for the future of Cambodia... more »

  lizsjohnson wrote:

I'm the volunteer executive director of Grand Vision. I've been in this position since 1999. Our organization was formed in '96 to save the theater, which is an art deco movie palace and community icon, from being torn down or becoming a swap meet. Since... more »

  sasha wrote:

my name is jessica and I have daughter who just turned three who has celebral palsy. I found this organzation online when I was just browsing one day. This is the greatest place for people to go if you have a child with a disabilty. Insurance only covers... more »

  Laurie Payne wrote:

Human Connexus is a wonderful small non profit run out of San Jose CA. Human Connexus helps people who have been hit with an unexpected financial burden due to a medical or health issue. Human Connexus helps families be able to afford to get treatment... more »

  JMW77 wrote:

This organization is doing great work in the hope to build the next generation of givers. The children of today will one day have to tackle the problems of tomorrow and Start A Snowball is starting from the ground up to help teach and help kids understand... more »

  Terri53 wrote:

As a long term ovarian cancer survivor, I had been looking to get involved with an organization. After many years, I found a "home" with the Sandy Rollman Ovarian Cancer Foundation. The Executive Director/CEO Robin Cohen is passionate for finding a... more »

  Therese F. wrote:

As a teacher, I have found FOSOTA extremely helpful with supplying the talents I lack as a teacher...writing grants. I have written ideas for three grants this year and FOSOTA grant writer has polished them. I have also truly appreciated the management... more »

  Cars 4 Causes wrote:

A Chance For Therapy, Inc. is a wonderful organization committed to providing financial assistance for children with special needs so they can access the therapy they need. We are honored to support them through our Cars 4 Causes Vehicle Donation Program.... more »

  danapgh wrote:

Amazing organization--helping so many kids in so many ways in and around the Pittsburgh area! Well organized events include, giving Batchpacks to kids at a local elementary school, Project Chuck is the basketball program for kids in the summer- that ends... more »

  Jorge6 wrote:

Project AWARE is our international non-profit of choice. We donate $ 10 per dive certification we issue because their projects and philosophy are just right. We highly recommend project aware to anyone interested in a worldwide, accountable non profit... more »

  kraziekelly9 wrote:

The Akilah Institute is transforming the lives of young women in Rwanda, giving them tangible skills relevant to the Rwandan economy. Thanks to Akilah, these women have the chance to lift themselves out of poverty and find meaningful employment in the... more »

  Colley4Him wrote:

I have joined Servants on almost a dozen mission trips including places such as Guatemala, India, and right here within the U.S. in Mississippi. The teamleaders are well prepared and I really appreciate the spiritual opportunities we receive with team... more »

  khodges wrote:

I spent 6 weeks volunteering at the remote orphan care project in late 2012. It was a transformative excursion that showed me just how big the world is and how much of an impact small actions can make. The Real Uganda staff based in Mukono, Uganda were... more »

  BRIAN-B wrote:

EXCELLENT JOB IN MAKING OUR COMMUNITY A MORE POSITIVE PLACE!! more »

  robdoar wrote:

What a wonderful organization. You cannot do much more good then to feed people who are dying of starvation. The meals are packaged in centers in the US, and sent all over the world. The meals are engineered to provide essential nutritional needs.... more »

  mbrizzio wrote:

As a Volunteer Cardiac Surgeon involved with Cardiostart for the last 3 years I have say: Thanks God, I joined this organization!!!. . I have been always amazed how a small charity organization with very limited funds can put toghether a medical and... more »

  sharonmaxwell wrote:

The Comanche County Healthcare Foundation has been a tremendous support to our small critical access hospital in rural central Texas. Their hard work and contributions have helped CCMC keep state of the art diagnostic and surgical equipment in our facility!... more »

  jobueno8 wrote:

I decided to engage in a volunteer internship with Care for Life. In my time with them so far (one month), I have been so impressed with the programs and work that Care for Life does in Mozambique. CFL really focuses on engaging a whole community in their... more »

  Lola M. wrote:

This is the best FREE after school program in Milwaukee. more »

  hopedolls wrote:

Manley Foundation is such a caring Foundation with a true desire to help us who help others. They give the personal approach without making you feel as if you are communicating with someone only through paper. I sincerely thank them for all their efforts... more »

  Jamie S.7 wrote:

Absolutely wonderful organization that helped my mother after a significant house fire that left her with nothing. Much appreciated for everything you did. more »

  algardner a. wrote:

I have been giving to St. Patrick Hospital Foundation since 1997. My greatest passion is giving to programs that support cancer patients because cancer has profoundly affected my family. I know that 100% of my donation goes directly to helping patients... more »

  ocean wrote:

Fun and educational atmosphere. Great music. Festive decor and great natural scenery from the Ocean Insitute in Dana Point. Painting activity with Wyland and the kids provided a wonderful learning opportunity for them. Nice variety of food and beverages.... more »

  masallas wrote:

I was the editor of the Fisher House Magazine for many years, and as such traveled to visit many houses, heard many personal stories and read many letters written in thanks to this organization. The Fisher Houses help real people every day in their time... more »

  beckber wrote:

Our adopted daughter spent two years at the Inter-mountain Deaconess Home for Children. After suffering repeated emotional trauma, our daughter learned how to trust adults again through her time at the home. My husband and I received training in how to... more »

  Happy2BHere wrote:

I have been involved with the United Way for years as a volunteer. The work they do is dedicated to the people they serve and want to fix, not patch problems in our community. I cannot imagine what my life would be like without the support of people... more »

  magic wrote:

SLCAC supports the arts, all the arts, and participating artists in St. Lawrence County. I have received assistance from SLCAC in marketing, in class planning and site hosting, in support and honest dialog about the concerns I have as an artist who doesn't... more »

  jburgan wrote:

I have been to several of the events hosted by Whiskey Valor and all of them have been nothing short of incredible! Luis, the founder, and his wonderful wife (who is also a Marien Corps vet) does an amazing job bringing veterans together over a great... more »

  jtierney9845 wrote:

I love this foundation's focus on sponsoring events that create opportunities for parents to spend time together with their children. I have been to two of their events, and the time with my sons has been memorable and enriching. Thank you Family First... more »

  Larrysmith0522 wrote:

This organization is the vanity project of the founder. The board turns over completely every 1 - 2 years and no executive director has ever stayed past 10 months. If you want to put your money somewhere, I would suggest not funding a rich lady's hobby. more »

  ag2159 wrote:

Hogar Infantil is a charity in Tijuana, Mexico that cares for orphaned, abandoned, and abused children from the area. This charity is different from other organizations with similar goals because they don't just provide food, shelter, and an education... more »

  njb3701 wrote:

I have been a volunteer for a few years and have witnessed first hand the amazing work they do. more »

  bsilverman wrote:

Oakland Fund for the Arts provides funding so our underserved youth have a chance to find their creative voice while building their self esteem. I've had the pleasure of witnessing first hand these programs in action and have been thrilled to see how... more »

  Jay Williams wrote:

This is a good Charity that helps lots of families and kids. I've done lots of research on Share Our Strength and I believe everything they're doing is great. more »

  runner4u wrote:

Impact100 has been so fulfilling ! I've been able to build community, enhance my leadership teams and understand the inequities that exist within my community. Even when organizations aren't selected we still obtain a wish list from them to ensure they... more »

  Jimmy D. wrote:

I am so proud to share with you the good work that Reiser Relief is doing in Haiti! They have many projects all over the country. The one project i would like to highlight is the Village of Jesus in Leogane. The Village of Jesus is a home for 36 elderly... more »

  Jaclyn M. wrote:

SAVE has opened so many doors for me and my community. It also has made a huge impact on the epidemic of bullying and has lowered the numbers tremendously. Also, it has provided positive outlets for kids and adults of all ages to be themselves and to... more »

  Kira Connel wrote:

They made it possible to say yes to helping our son. We didn’t have the means to do this without their kindness and the goodness of the Lord making a way. Where resources for care where we live were so limited and insufficient, our son needed more help... more »

  Amado E. wrote:

Having been a member of the Board of Trustees of this organization since it was incorporated in 2005 it has been exciting working with people who genuinely care about the community. The founder is truly a caring and dedicated individual who donates tens... more »

  courud7346 wrote:

PromBringIt is an excellent group! The woman who runs is is such an inspiration to the community! What an uncanny ideas to fund a way for all kids to be able to have the prom of their dreams! I think that is so incredible! Seeing the kids in our community... more »

  Motown wrote:

JNF has taken ledership in Israel on a number of important projects, water development and building the Negev are just two of many important contributions JNF has made to the State of Israel. When JNF sees a problem, it moves into action. more »

  Debbie97 wrote:

CHARITYSMITH is a wonderful non-profit that creates and manages memorial funds. My husband and I lost our 26 year old son in January of 2013. We were introduced to CHARITYSMITH as a way to help us continue our sons legacy. It has helped us to have a positive... more »

  Christy T.3 wrote:

We applied to Bergin University of Canine Studies for a facility dog at our children's organization. Although we were prepared for a long wait we were called within 5 months and started training 6 months after applying. We were matched with a 2 year old... more »

  Tracy B. wrote:

I greatly enjoyed working the day at Annunciation Maternity Home. Volunteering is very rewarding regardless of the organization with which one works, but AMH was particularly well organized and direction for the activities were planned in advance which... more »

  One N wrote:

This agency has been around for nearly 20 years and every year they give gifts to thousands of children. Each year the need is greater and each year the Family Giving Tree responds to the needs of the community. I started out as a volunteer the first... more »

  dscouton wrote:

The Minnesota Women of Today foundation does a lot for the members of the Minnesota Women of Today and their chapters. The foundation offers scholarships to members to further their education and also offers chapter grants for those chapters that need... more »

  Writer wrote:

My experiences volunteering for Dallas Junior Forum are some of my most cherished memories. The faces of smiling children with their new school backpacks... the gentle touch of an elderly woman thanking me for my visits... the smiles of homeless families... more »

  Keaton Raphael Memorial wrote:

The Keaton Raphael Memorial is an amazing non-profit. They have helped over 600 kids with cancer and their families. They have raised over 1 million dollars for continued research since their conception. They truly bless the community and help around... more »

  clairemporter08 wrote:

I love everything this foundation stands for! While they are new, they are a great addition to the community and I can't wait to continue to see what they can do. I am excited to be apart of this foundation and help it grow. more »

  Mrcamp82 wrote:

This organization has been a very powerful one and one of the most rewarding organizations I have ever dealt with. Home for the Holidays does what only other groups would like done and they do it with a smile on their face. Not all situations they deal... more »

  KimboHewbert wrote:

After learning about the Brighton Centre and the direct work it does in the community I was quite impressed. The organization has a very grass roots feel, where it can mobilize the local neighbourhoods by working with them one on one and providing them... more »

  Flscoyle wrote:

Being a volunteer/board member for 25 years has been a blessing. We do more than merely issue a check; we have established a personal connection with our recipients and consistently follow up to stay informed about their progress and needs. more »

  jballew wrote:

United Way of Siouxland has been a fantastic community partner of the Boy Scouts of America, Mid-America Council. Because of their mission driven work, we are able to impact over 400 at-risk boys via our Outreach Cub Scout programs. more »

  EmmyMcDowell wrote:

Though this is my first year being a recipient of the Magic Johnson Foundation scholarship, the opportunities that have come forth from being a member already have benefited me in so many differents aspects of my college career. Every summer there is... more »

  joelnkrueger wrote:

Officials with the Family Care Foundation (FCF) steadfastly deny this, but FCF has long been accused of having ties with the controversial evangelical sex cult called the Family (formerly known as the Children of God), started in the late 1960s by Oakland... more »

  mlesliepalmer wrote:

As a partner and board member, I a proud to stand with my fellow partners working to improve the working dynamics of nonprofit organizations in the greater San Antonio area. I see first hand what our work does to support and grow leaders and thus their... more »

  Virginia wrote:

My daugher has IH and suffered for 5 1/2 years. The IHRF Foundation has been a great asset for us. They have wonderful people that can help us to have a knowledgable person to talk to about what is happening with our daughter. The support team is awesome.... more »

  Robin wrote:

I've been involved with Full Circle Fund for five years and I think it's a fantastic organization. It's such a rewarding experience to help our grantees. The quality of the people involved in Full Circle Fund is incredibly high - I'm very inspired by... more »

  Steve180 wrote:

This is an amazing organization that funds and operates a full-time womens' and childrens' health clinic in Esteli, Nicaragua and uses professional volunteers to do twice annual outreach trips to find children with chronic illness in the surrounding area... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jacqui Caffey is a solid citizen whose kindness-of-heart always does her talking. Her efforts to help, nurture, guide and celebrate are not new, they have just become public and I applaud her initiative to help the true heroes of this country who... more »

  k3abad wrote:

We Illume changed my life when we did our first project in Dominican Republic in 2012. We know that through Solar Energy we were able to produce power to a smallVillage in between Haiti and DR in the region. Of Ellias Piña. We know for fact that... more »

  Patricia A. wrote:

A lot of information- great collaborative effort. (This review was collected in person at Bay Area Bootcamp 2008 and entered by a GreatNonprofits staff member). more »

  tythomasjr wrote:

I have heard many wonderful things about the effectiveness and assistance provided by members of this organization. Mrs. Lacy in particular has helped a great number of people with counseling, financial resources and personal care in thier time of need. more »

  TamiJackson wrote:

Through the generosity of people like you, our work has made a difference in the lives of many in our community. Your gift to The Rotary Club of Deerfield Valley allows us to improve our community by promoting peace, preventing disease, bolstering economic... more »

  SheSheLaree wrote:

The help they have given me because I am being actively treated for cancer (multiple myeloma), has been a life preserver being given to a person caught in a whirlpool. It's been just the help I have been needing but believed it was beyond my reach.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization strives to meet needs within this community and solve problems. I have been very impressed with how hard they work to achieve results in areas within health, education and financial stability. They look at ways to make this community... more »

  kolcott wrote:

#BeMoreLikeClaire is a fantastic nonprofit. I began to volunteer with them after I saw all of the good they were doing in our community. They have given out thousands of grant dollars to other local organizations such as the Boys and Girls Club, Habitat... more »

  bubbykalar wrote:

Great things are happening at United Way for Greater Austin! I have been involved with this organization for almost a year and have truly been inspired by the commitment of the board of directors, staff and donors. UWATX is working to address poverty... more »

  amandao wrote:

I attended the 1st Gala in September and it was wonderful! Lots of people attended from all walks of life so many interesting donations to choose from to bid on. The speakers were all great and shed light on what Heroes' network is trying to accomplish... more »

  acm2 wrote:

Clients are ignored. I left messages and emailed with no response. I was awarded a grant, but never saw the funds dispersed. I was going to use these funds to travel to South Africa on a mission trip to help jump start a health education program. I was... more »

  Faith Comes By Hearing wrote:

I feel very assured that my monthly donations are bearing the most fruit possible per each dollar given. My family and I have been blessed to be a part of helping poor and illiterate people hear God's Word in their own language. God is faithful. ... more »

  JanuaryK wrote:

What a great organization! They helped me to begin a project in my community to help the homeless. They are ready to assist, and they actually answer the phone when you call. Lovely company, lovely people. more »

  clancytwomey wrote:

Since October 2011 I have had the good fortune to work as the Chief Executive Officer of the Winn Feline Foundation. The Winn Feline Foundation is a non-profit organization established in 1968 that supports studies to improve cat health. Since 1968, the... more »

  tbonderenko wrote:

Red Hot was a wonderful organization to deal with. They were receptive to our needs for funding, responsive, and generous beyond expectation. Most importantly, they understand that HIV is an epidemic in our country, but especially here in Baltimore, Maryland.... more »

  LaLehua wrote:

The Womens Fund helps get funds to smaller nonprofits that otherwise fly under the radar of larger funding sources. I've heard meaningful, wonderful stories at their Tea and Champagne fundraiser from nonprofits that have benefited from their work. Awesome! more »

  Doingitallforhim wrote:

I am the Founder of All for HIM Ministry and we serve each Sunday rain or shine with our unhoused community in both Nashville and Wilson County. We provide food,clothing, hygiene and a church service. We also provide help for anyone dealing with addiction.... more »

  KSALA wrote:

I saw a photo, of a tree growing within the cracks of the sidewalk in San Antonio, Texas. It reminded me of the wonderful dedication of Institute for Maximum Human Potential to revitalize and replenish our communities. Kudos more »

  wellnessforall wrote:

How does one measure the greatness of an organization? We could ask how many lives it has touched, but that really only tells us about the size of its reach and not its greatness. We could assess the importance of the issue(s) it works to resolve, but... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hi,I have been struggling with bulimia and body dysmorphia for over 20 years. My overall health has been slowly getting worse with time. When I decided it was time to get the help I felt like I had know where to go. I couldn't afford treatment, and... more »

  J12345 wrote:

After reading the Public financial reports through the IRS (Form 990), I am extremely disappointed, saddened & actually extremely suspicious of this organization. I had never heard of the "CHK" organization but decided to research it after making... more »

  leonard brown wrote:

These people are just middlemen. Don't donate to these people, donate directly to your charity!!!! more »

  amy wrote:

A great local nonprofit resale shop. The PROP Shop accepted donations of gently used clothing, household items and furniture. These donations are either given away free of charge to clients in need or sold in the shop as a means of meeting operational... more »

  swaney wrote:

Live changing opportunity to go to Tijuana, Mexico and help many truly needy people. Help comes in many ways: build houses, provide educational scholarship, and occupational assistance. more »

  Emily C. wrote:

My name is Emily. I had an amazing experience as a member on the Grants Monitoring Committee and also Salon Committee. I really enjoyed being around such a great group of passionate, professional, and generous women who care deeply about healthy communities... more »

  fselker wrote:

I have given in the past, but the 2009 990 suggests that the top 3 salaries consume nearly 10% of all revenues! Note to Board: time to seriously reform the payroll to match current revenues. more »

  JCoast wrote:

They do wonderful work: efficient and effective. I had a great experience and will volunteer again in the future. more »

  mstrong10 wrote:

We've given to both Share the Spirit and Wish Book over the years. The donation all goes to local organizations and we know they do a good job of collecting good groups to help each year. more »

  peruano-chicano wrote:

My name is Miguel Donoso, we are the Hispanic Task Force, from Stanislaus County, are issus with the Continuum of Care, from this County, we believe that this County CoC, have many issus :, in the Agendas , do not have , Public Coments, do not have,... more »

  duane wrote:

Without the EARN program, life for me and my family would not be what it is today! I came from a non-traditional family, I never met my father and my mother passed away when I was six or seven. I was raised by my mother’s only sister with her family... more »

  RachelJ wrote:

Lifebeat is a wonderful program which makes HIV/AIDS information available to the public through music. The program aims to provide literature and condoms to multiple groups of people who attend concerts and anyone who may be touched by music. The program... more »

  Debusman wrote:

The Center trains tutors and provides tutoring to students. The tutors are supervised by highly qualified instructors. My daughter attends the Center and is gaining the skills she needs to read. The Center provides her with excellent tutoring services... more »

  emailbyelizabeth wrote:

Nicolette and her team heard my mothers story and immediately offered love, compassion, and encouragement!! They then confirmed they would help her throw a fundraising event just for her!! They put together an amazing flyer, did necessary marketing for... more »

  aldiaz wrote:

Horizons does a wonderful job in providing a summer enrichment program for disadvantaged children from our Title I, public schools in Norfolk, Portsmouth and Virginia Beach. Focus is STEM, socialization and skills leading to self-confidence leading to... more »

  Ronald K.1 wrote:

Maybe this type of review would be very good, or very bad for the Do Right Foundation, so I leave that in your hands, as to make it public or not. I am a USS Liberty survivor. The USS Liberty story can be found on the internet, about anywhere. The... more »

  Wandajean wrote:

United Way of the Piedmont works constantly to find ways to help the Upstate of SC by partnering with businesses and not for profit agencies that serve those in need. Several recent partnerships include:VITA, Gifts in Kind, VISTA, and AmeriCorp. All of... more »

  ashley_s wrote:

I've been volunteering with Current Initiatives and hosting Laundry Projects for 8 years now, and it has been such a rewarding and impactful experience. I have seen the direct impact this project has on the community, and it never ceases to amaze me how... more »

  David390 wrote:

It's hard to say good or bad things about this organization simply because 14454 friar st doesn't exist, therefore this organization doesn't exist. more »

  David H Zimdars wrote:

We have just completed our online registration and UWBR reviews of site and budget and I am impressed. The new Director, Steve Kinkade, is doing a masterful job, along with his United Way co-workers of creating one, new, strong United Way out of two... more »

  kathy h wrote:

Every time I go to Institute, I feel like I have come home. The atmosphere is welcoming, old friends pick up where we left off, new friends become part of the magic, the courses are amazing, the discussions at mealtimes are energizing, and I never want... more »

  jenny11 wrote:

SRCF has been one of the most successful community foundations in California, even during the recession. They provide a valuable service to the Northstate, by managing funds, and giving support to many organizations and initiatives in education, the arts... more »

  geraldmoore wrote:

No reviews? Better check that non-profit status or do they just do nothing? more »

  Jim wrote:

Affordable Services is an umbrella for Scout Troop 835 that does emergency services and has give on over 4,000 hot meal in the past 3 years, Help Northwest that helps homeless teens, provides free and low cost counseling, a food bank and clothing bank. more »

  ggscentsy101 wrote:

I used to refer tenants to House of Ruth for rental assistance when they were in need until this past year. Seems that they promise to make payments to Landlords, but fail to tell you that the funding isn't available for a month or so. Then they tell... more »

  Writer wrote:

NCIB merged with the Philanthropic Advisory Service of the Council of Better Business Bureaus around the year 2000 and no longer exists as an independent entity. For current information, see http://www.give.org more »

  begyud wrote:

The Long Beach Public Library Foundation provides supplementary financial support for the LB Public Library in the areas of literacy, education, and arts and cultural programming that would have been eliminated because of the local city budget crisis.... more »

  Angels wrote:

I have seen this organization blossom over the years in working closely together, for the betterment of their community, and the people on dialysis with a dire need. A small grassroots organization who have brought great difference to the rest of the... more »

  MSMF wrote:

Founder Ron Silverman created Matt's Foundation (MSMF www.mattsfoundation.org) four years ago to honor his only child, Matt, who he lost to suicide at age 18. In order find meaning + purpose after that tsunami of loss & to honor his beloved Matt, Ron... more »

  BritneyLindner wrote:

It has always been a difficult thing for me to believe real hackers do exist or could improve low credit score, not until I met “SKYHOOK AT WRITEME DOT COM” on a general discussion forum on how to fix and repair bad credit score, I read many articles... more »

  socialbutter wrote:

Offered no helpWouldn't hear second legal senarioInsulted me more »

  Ted Cohen wrote:

Cantor's president Richard Cantor, in the name of his own foundation, donated nearly $300,000 to a charity run by his wife, Pamela Cantor, known as Turnaround for Children Inc. What was the original source of these funds? Richard Cantor? So... more »

  Randolph B. wrote:

Steve and Carol care so pasionaltly about the youth in Africa. They have helped build classrooms and provide inspiration to thousands! Also important is the education we here in the USA get about such a great opportunity to spread love and compassion... more »

  DN24503 wrote:

UWCV has high impact in Central Virginia for three reasons: a great marketing campaign keeps UWCV in the minds and checkbooks of donors and community, a talented campaign cabinet covers all the bases with corporate, individual donors, and employee campaigns,... more »

  hunger-helper wrote:

i did this ride a few years ago, and it was laid-back but fun. it's not the type of event filled with bells and whistles, and you might even get lost, but it's clear that it's done for a good cause and funds go to that, not to someone' s salary. good... more »

  castillo.charles wrote:

Resources for Families and Communities (RFC)provided several highly acclaimed programs designed to assist economically disadvantaged families residing in Santa Clara County. RFC operated as a 501(c) (3) non profit, and was of great importance to the... more »

  wilks91 wrote:

My 3rd and final child will graduate from Millard West in 2020. I have been involved with MW Booster club for the last 5 years as a representative for football and as a board member. The booster club is there for each sport to assist them where the... more »

  lilred777 wrote:

A donation to Lourdes Foundation, transforms healthcare for patients and the community. All gifts - large and small - save lives, train caregivers, improve patient care and create better healthcare for everyone. more »

  tlc1970 wrote:

Trellis for Tomorrow is an great nonprofit partner focused on the sustainable growth of youth and the community. The work they do to educate all about sustainability and health is invaluable work in today’s world. We are looking forward to partnering... more »

  chefschef22 wrote:

Great nonprofit with a valuable mission to bring women together. Collective philanthropy helps fund transformational and sustainable change in our communities nonprofits. more »

  nedcone wrote:

Contacted customer service 4 weeks ago about an issue with an address for a non profit we donated to and have yet to receive an answer back. To add insult to injury, tried signing into my account tonight and never received a verification code... more »

  Joanie D wrote:

I joined the board in 2006 knowing a little about Groundwork Hudson Valley's commitment to invasive vine cutting, outdoor classrooms, and community gardens. I didn't realize how many programs GWHV actually tackles in a single year. One of my... more »

  nltubesing wrote:

Wheat Ridge Ministries provides seed grants for creative ministry projects focused on health and healing that emerge within local congregations. I have been co-recipient of a grant, as well as serve on their board of directors. I am awed by how the... more »

  tduenas1 wrote:

Hello my name is Tatiana Duenas and I am a nursing student at Lion Creek Oakland Head Start facility completing my community health rotation. Our plan was to help educate the student population of 3-5 year old's at this location, and Children's Smile... more »

  Tonya17 wrote:

Words fall short when trying to encompass all that Camp Lu-Jo has meant to me, my family, and the group of life-long friendships I have developed throughout the decades I have attended and volunteered at this great camp. There is something very special... more »

  Jay F.1 wrote:

Everyone should know how they treat people. I was held as a prisoner and they even tried to not let me go to school so they could bill for "homeschooling". I was not a person to them, just some thing to extract as much cash as possible out of. Once they... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Festival of Children Foundation is comprised of a wonderful group of caring individuals working to help nonprofits such as the National Diaper Bank Network (NDBN) improve the well-being of children. Our organization was invited to participate in... more »

  arlyne wrote:

Great group that collects and donates childrens eyeglasses.. more »

  TKFFan wrote:

I have volunteered with the Tariq Khamisa Foundation ("TKF") going on 19 years now, currently as Board Secretary. On January 21, 1995, 20 year old Tariq Khamisa was killed by a 14 year old gang member named Tony Hicks - over a pizza. Three weeks... more »

  iteachtoo wrote:

This is a great little organization who does more than I ever knew! I always heard about United Way, but never really knew what they did until my workplace became involved in a campaign with them a few years ago. The work that they do in our local community... more »

  mokearney wrote:

I was recently introduced to Tipping Point Community through a good friend, Lorraine Fox, a portfolio manager at Clear Rock Capital, who recently put on a conference on endowments and business models for nonprofits. Lorraine introduced me to Kelly Bathgate,... more »

  ONA2001 wrote:

Operation Noah's Ark is a one of a kind 501 (c)(3) public charity that is their for the familes in the most trying times that they will ever ebdure and to ever experience. It's a time when a family member and or even a friend is no longer with us. This... more »

  kat49 wrote:

This is a terrible charity. Self serving, toxic and abusive. I was asked to volunteer on one of their committees, because of ana antiracism project I was organizing. I have never experienced such bulling and abuse. They used their wider network of "elites"... more »

  klempa wrote:

I worked at ECFA from Jan 2008 until Jan 2009 as a bilingual foster care case worker. This agency is incredibly dedicated to providing the best services possible to clients, making it one of the top foster care agencies in the state. It is structured... more »

  rebowles wrote:

It’s about choice. We are much more likely to choose healthy food if we help prepare it. FEAST is a hands on group cooking experience using fresh seasonal local ingredients with a focus on childhood and family nutrition. We cook and eat food that... more »

  believe271 wrote:

One of the greatest cancer foundations for firefighters more »

  LBJohn wrote:

I can find no person that has benefited from this charity other than Mildred Collins, who is listed as the President, Clerk and Treasurer. The charity has no website, no pamphlets, no flyers and no other advertising that shows anyone what it is they... more »

  Naya123 wrote:

I've been so pleased to be a part of the Portland chapter of NCL! Such a friendly, warm and welcoming group. It's been a wonderful way to spend time with my daughter, while giving back to our community. There are a variety of speakers and programming... more »

  Peg_5 wrote:

I am proud to say that I have been a volunteer for the Westmoreland Cultural Trust for 10 years. I believe that WCT strives to uphold their mission statement for enhancing the cultural and economic development of Westmoreland County through a variety... more »

  ycn5 wrote:

Streetcats does amazingly innovative things with very little funding. They partner with other youth groups on both shared funding initiatives like their ONE HEART FOR KIDS and produce multi-organization radio psas and distribute them to radio... more »

  oblady10 wrote:

The Evergreen Project is a great organization. I worked very closely with them and even though they are a small, start-up organization, I was really impressed at their endless optimism. Working to develop the after school program was a fun and creative... more »

  Writer wrote:

I do not recommend this cemetery to no one, the worst place to bury your love one.No compassion , everything that they can profit of , they will.Not upfront with all their specifications and rules, they just sweet talk you into how beautiful the... more »

  Rln1989 wrote:

This place is a joke. They won't let you call your lawyer when you ask to speak with your lawyer. They tell you can just leave then.. They make you make fudge for them to sell and tell you that it is your room and board ! They say they are religious but... more »

  browndaniel307 wrote:

I had been homeless in the past if it wasn't for this organization helping out, by feeding, dressing, getting job leads, writing resumes making calls,getting me off the street I would not be another person today. My thanks to everyone in that Organization.... more »

The purpose of the plan is to raise funds through various events to be used towards awarding scholarships to college students... more »