Find Preschools Nonprofits and Charities

  Nancy Lam wrote:

This place was very enjoyable and great to work in. I volunteered for a while here and learned a lot about children. The workers are always upbeat!! They also have great energy, which is why the children here are always happy!!! Once in a while, a child... more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. more »

  2tuscany wrote:

The Center for Independence is Amazing!! My grandson, Cody, was born at 25 weeks gestation and 2lbs.,2oz. Because of this he has Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Dysplasia, He began physical therapy at the age of 9 months and my daughter was frantic to find... more »

  lisa58 wrote:

My daughter was born in China and spent the first 10 months of her life in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. Half the Sky provided for her and saw to her daily physical and emotional needs. When we picked Reagan up we expected a malnourished, underdeveloped... more »

  Writer wrote:

You are doing a wonderful job by educating the underprivileged segment of the society. Keep it up ....Salman Muhsin - Dhaka, Bangladesh more »

  gayelist wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Hope for Kajiado since it began. It has made a significant impact on how I view helping others. I never understood before getting involved with this organization how much of a difference one person could make on the life... more »

  rrajani wrote:

I have been working with Indian Dreams Foundation for a short while now and in that time have been incredibly impressed by the organisations commitment and drive to bring education to underprivileged children. With little money, they have made an incredible... more »

  Nancy71 wrote:

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

  laurabob wrote:

I have volunteered for EPAK in many capacities over the past 8 years. I have found the organization's board members and volunteers to be very committed to public education and promoting educational opportunities for students in this low-income area. ... more »

  scubajan wrote:

This organizations makes an impact in the future success of young people in school and life by helping they and their families develop an interest in reading. more »

  kaufamy wrote:

Both of my children has been students of the KidSafe Foundation Pre-K program. Years later, my kids remember the valuable lessons that were shared in the 8 week curriculum. Both kids loved reading the KidSafe books to each other. I can't say enough... more »

  steve-dorvee wrote:

The CDA serves many single, female heads-of-households. It enables these mothers to work to build economic independence and security for themselves and their young children. The CDA concentrates on the working poor and makes sure that they know that,... more »

  sykee wrote:

The RKF team know what they want to achieve and this makes them very successful. Keep up the good work and it's always great being a part and helping around more »

  AmandaPearlViitanen wrote:

Love to Langa does incredible work in the townships surrounding Cape Town. We are 100% volunteer driven, meaning all donations go directly to the projects and people in the communities where we work. Our priority is helping bring new opportunities to... more »

  costaypaz1 wrote:

This nonprofit is committed to empowering refugees through education and sports. Their efforts have changed the lives for the better of many families that endure the almost unbearable consequences of genocide and refugee life. more »

  AlexEarl wrote:

Lewis & Clark Montessori Public Charter School is both an inspiring and highly effective educational institution. It offers a rare combination of an authentic and heartfelt nonprofit mission with passionate staff, students, parents, and volunteers who... more »

  highschools wrote:

It’s great to see the young adults volunteering for a great cause in spreading youth literacy to our communities. Thank you Global Give A Book, team. more »

  Emily86 wrote:

Since the day that I gave birth to my son, WarmLine has been a support like no other. I wouldn't have survived the terrible two's (and three's) had it not been for this organization. Also, as a single parent, WarmLine helped me find... more »

  HillelMama wrote:

I never imagined I would find a preschool with teachers who truly love my children as their own! At Hillel, I know my boys are happy, safe, and well cared for. They leave school singing Shabbat and holiday songs that bring joy into our home every week!... more »

  barrystet wrote:

I go to pick up my kids and the do not want to leave. The Staff is nice and my kids love them. Its always a pleasure to leave me kids as I know they will be taken care of. more »

  Kevin Berghoff wrote:

The Central Institute For The Deaf (CID) has been, and continues to be, an extemely positive experience for my entire family. My daughter, Kennedy, was born with congenital CMV that has slowly taken her hearing. Now completely deaf, but aided by two... more »

  Amy A.2 wrote:

I was fortunate to be honored by the TLLCCF as one of the 2017 Early Childhood Teachers of the Year. The foundation staff was amazing, they provided an amazing trip to honor childcare teachers and the funds from the grant they provided have enhanced my... more »

  Jinny J.1 wrote:

Fun Time knows how to prepare children—for reading, for getting along with others, for learning in general and for succeeding in kindergarten. Executive director Jessica Campbell leads an extremely qualified staff in nurturing the students on so man... more »

  Matt B wrote:

What a wonderful opportunity for these young children to have access to things that without this organization would not be available. It is so much more than just a place for these kids to be during the day. As well donations support a wonderful local... more »

  aberke wrote:

After participating in CFNC's ESL classes, Mr. Natividad Jesus Oreyana wrote the following review of CFNC's ESL/Family Literacy Instructor and ESL/Family Literacy Program (translated from Spanish): I am Mr. Natividad Jesus Oreyana and I have had... more »

  walt-jennette wrote:

The Lucy Daniels Center is truly a remarkable and unique organization with a national reputation. I searched for an organization to support that consistently makes a difference in the Triangle, especially among young people. I have learned that the... more »

  owiygul wrote:

Through my work with the RESET organization, I've been able to speak to tons of enthusiastic young minds who are interested, engaged, and entertained by uncovering the mysteries behind science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. The best part of... more »

  angielyn74 wrote:

I love Kid Smart! My classroom has benefited from this organization this year. I teach in a low income community where most of the kids can’t afford school supplies, even the basics. Being able to give them notebooks, folders, and pencils is extremely... more »

  Marytza S. wrote:

WITH out you guys my son wouldnt get the HELP he needs hes progressed so much thank you so much for everything UCP SCHOOL IN THE EAST CAMPUS BAILY CENTER more »

  ValOMar wrote:

Our Son has absolutely flourished at St. Michaels, he's been there for almost 2 years now and he has changed and grown so amazingly! At not quite three years old he is communicating and comprehending on a far more advanced level than toddler, in both... more »

  r-harrod wrote:

I am an athletic director at Millwoods Christian School in Edmonton Alberta Canada. Last year we brought a high school basketball team to the DR to work hand in hand with Dream reaching out to the community. We ran basketball clinics for the locals... more »

  Sagittarius wrote:

The Children's Music Foundation is an organization committed to the education of young students through music. The program is well developed and, most importantly, FUN for the kids in the classroom. The "First Note" program uses music... more »

  Spencer7 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Nehemiah for 5 years. What a positive experience!! When you walk in the door you feel a part of something great! The workers, the parents, the volunteers, even the students know they are involved in something extra special! more »

  dverley wrote:

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

  KaylaRoussos wrote:

One of the best childcare facilities in St. Joseph County. My family loves El Campito! more »

  timmytunes19 wrote:

It's an honor to volunteer at such a great organization. Helping under-privileged children in the Cincinnati area achieve a Catholic education and change their families lives is special. more »

  DollyC wrote:

Provides support to families with children 0-5 years old in Chatham County. Provides programming for fathers, child care providers/teachers, early identification of children with special health care needs. more »

  rtrtrt wrote:

As a volunteer, I worked with residents to organize and catalog their art supply closets used for the community Montessori school and after school/summer programs. Over the years, Crossway continues to add programming to increase the likelihood... more »

  LoriCox wrote:

I became involved with Tapestry of Love Ministries (TOLM) about 7 years ago while on a mission trip to Magdalena Milpas Altas Guatemala. What I saw and experienced changed my life. I saw the poorest people with the most beautiful spirit. The school... more »

  joenilly wrote:

The Kilgoris Project is one organization that I can say is truly building up the people they serve to carry on with true sustainability. Not only is TKP educating and caring for the thousand or so kids in their schools, but they are building up the whole... more »

  22camey wrote:

My 3 year old son has received much needed speech therapy and education to support his language development since he was only 3 weeks old. Cochlear implants have given him the ability to perceive sound, but the hearing school gave him the skills to use... more »

  Jonathan G. wrote:

I have 2 children that went through the program of the LBDN. The start they got helped them in their years of school with one being a college graduate and the other being a 3rd year university student studying to become an elementary level teacher. ... more »

  marlatodd69 wrote:

I joined the program when my daughter was born back in 2001. I don't have much for family so it was so nice to have my home visiter come out and go over where my daughter should be on things she should be able to do by what age she was at and showed... more »

  Suzanne27 wrote:

ECS Is one of the finest organizations I have ever worked with. Their leadership and staff are dedicated without question to making the world for disadvantaged children and their parents a better place to live in. Additionally, they have been innovative... more »

  bprice2 wrote:

The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools is a trusted partner that has done so much to benefit the educational experiences of our boys and girls in Baltimore County Public Schools. Since 2019, they have funded four of my proposals... more »

  jefito wrote:

We came to the Orchard School looking for an educational/social building block for our children, and we discovered so much more -- a warm gathering of caring individuals, working hard to serve their community and their students in equal measure. The Orchard... more »

  Greg W. B. wrote:

EducateMe is committed to improving access to quality education in sub-Saharan Africa. The staff works diligently and with great care for each student. more »

  dlclabaugh wrote:

The Book Worm Angels have supplied the students at Alexander Graham School with an abundance of books for their classroom libraries. Through their donations, my students now have the opportunity to read a variety of trade books that are helping to increase... more »

  doctorgretchen wrote:

My three children were cared for, taught and nurtured at Love To Grow On. The staff are tremendously patient and caring to every child. They plan fun activities and keep the kids active! We appreciated their attention to Christian values very much. Our... more »

  LifeChanging wrote:

PRAB, Inc. has an outstanding commitment to families in need where ever those families may be. It reaches families in need in and beyond its immediate community. The amazing thing about this company is that it continues to research and analyze the needs... more »

  myothername wrote:

This Catholic School System is the result of combining several parish schools in the city. We actually moved into Watertown so that it would be practical for our 2 children to attend. Excellent academics, a great environment in which to mature, and... more »

  thelonestarv wrote:

At a time when our society is clearly lacking in respect for others and in honoring authorities either in the home, at work, in schools or in government, Honorable Character (HC) has a timely program to help teach and train young people in positive character... more »

  Richard Saulsbury wrote:

I was a member of 16 person volunteer team who, in November of 2010, had the opportunity to work in and observe in a Guatemalan village school in which Child Aid has been working for improved children's literacy. Although the school was then on vacation,... more »

  RemzieBoisrond_ wrote:

I come from sheltered roots and for most of my teenage life, I did not think I could do much for my community— in fact, I did not even feel a part of it.The United Foundation has been a bridge for high school students to connect to our ever-growing... more »

  Jamie_Korns wrote:

Several years ago, my husband and I initially chose a very popular school in our own town, but we realized very quickly the fancy facility and high tuition was not reflective of academic quality and what happened inside of the school. There, it felt like... more »

  liaDJ wrote:

Little Tree Huggers Earth Center is part of a nature based preschool where farm animals get rescued and care for. Educating the community about clean energy and the best environmental practices, to make the world a better place for the future generations.... more »

  Clarkperks wrote:

Catholic Partnership Schools offer the best educational opportunities for Pre-K through eighth grade students in the City of Camden and surrounding areas. more »

  Samuel Brock F. wrote:

I graduated from High School from this school and it was awesome there and had an enjoyment at this school. They have became a great school in Crossville,TN. more »

  louise wrote:

Connections for Children is a wonderful resource, provider, and community partner on behalf of young children. CFC works with center-based and home-based child care and early education providers to improve quality and build morale, professionalism, pride,... more »

  helpfulone wrote:

I have know Abilities United since they were C.A.R. (Community Association of Rehabilitation). Their services are extraordinary. Every staff member I have come in contact with has been professional, caring and extremely helpful. This organization is helping... more »

  Bethany H. wrote:

Family is the first word that comes to mind when I think about the Children's Association. The staff is small, with many of the employees only ever working for the Children's Association. There is a spirit within this group of educators, therapists,... more »

  elizabethbrooke. wrote:

Volunteering here has been a great experience! The atmosphere is so positive and welcoming, and the employees are super nice and helpful when needed. Definitely recommend MPPFC to anyone looking for a place to volunteer and/or parents with children birth... more »

  ron-sussman wrote:

We became involved with Books for Kids Foundation within the last year. They are constantly doing everything possible to change childrens' futures. The centers that they work with have a scarcity of books at their sites and none of them have a library.... more »

  ejo321 wrote:

I met the founder of Reading Ready Pittsburgh in the Fall of 2018. Mary accepts the research that demonstrates that it is essential to read to and otherwise use language with children under 4 years of age, or their brains will not develop the capacity... more »

  oasingleton wrote:

This organization is thinking outside the box by offering a variety of programs for the BIPOC community for all ages. They are doing great work to continue Phyllis Wheatley's legacy . more »

  BroChick wrote:

Tomorrow's Promise Montessori School is the best place to send my kids. It's not just a daycare, it's a school that teaches children practical and behavioral life skills beginning in infancy through school age. The teachers are competent and caring and... more »

  alexbedoy wrote:

Precious Lamb has been such a blessing for our whole family, especially our 2 year old daughter. She was not talking when she started at PL last summer, and now she is talking, singing and absolutely thriving. All of the teachers and staff are incredible... more »

  pdbeth wrote:

As a teacher who has been expected to implement a number of literacy programs over my career, it was a huge surprise to come across Children's Literacy Initiative! The outstanding components of their program, for me, are an in depth and coherent understanding... more »

  avbhake wrote:

My 3 year old son has been truly thriving at Blue Skies for the past 1.5 years. The thoughtful and detailed approach to childcare is unparalleled and we look forward to sending our daughter there later this year. more »

  Bicthus wrote:

I've traveled with GMH 5 times, working to open a preschool and running reading camps for 60+ children. GMH truly is changing lives in Ghana. The children have hope of a brighter future because of GMH's work. The village where our school is located is... more »

  lori Lombardi wrote:

My son attended this school as well as his children. I feel they were all given a "head start". The teachers are wonderful and are so passionate about everything that they do for these children. I would and have recommended this school to many and... more »

  audrey4 wrote:

It was so much fun being a reading mentor with the Oregon SMART program. It was great to see how excited students would be for their reading time! I only wish I had known about the program sooner. I volunteered during my last two quarters at the U of... more »

  Stanley Krippner wrote:

This charity was the vision of Laura Huxley, the celebrated author and humanitarian. She realized that children play a special role in society due to the fact they they grow into their social group's leaders (and followers). An investment in the physical,... more »

  CBeazley wrote:

I have been volunteering with the Book Exchange for about 4 years and can testify to the impact of the work the organization does. Every week during the school year, we bring in about 100 local students on “literacy field trips” and let them choose... more »

  cmajesk1 wrote:

Starfish Family Services helps many families. They offer awesome volunteer opportunities from helping in a classroom to helping in the shelter. It's a great place to check out and become involved in! more »

  mrslove wrote:

Tommy 2 Shoes was an amazing experience for our developmental preschoolers! They generously have a book to each student and read and discussed an engaging story of friendship. Thank you Tommy 2 Shoes for sharing your love of books with our preschool. more »

  snyderbc wrote:

I had such a fun time sorting books at BookSpring--it especially makes for a great company volunteer event. I was very impressed by their staff, and loved learning more about their incredible mission. more »

  SaraChick wrote:

All three of our children attended LCA from Preschool through 6th grade and we loved every minute they were there! They received an excellent education that served as a solid foundation for middle school, high school, and beyond! We could not have asked... more »

  33rich33 wrote:

Love of Learning has done great work in our community. My children love the read alouds and picking out their new books. more »

  EASCOTT wrote:

As the alumni coordinator for ResponsiveEd, I get to hear daily how the experience at our schools have changed the lives of students. The encouragement and support that our teachers and administrators provide allow students to find their voice, find... more »

  mollycnm wrote:

My elder daughter started 3rd grade today and her sister 1st. This is the start of our family's 6th year at TIS. We have had the most amazing learning experience at TIS. My girls are fully immersed in Mandarin Chinese language and culture while at the... more »

  kclove01 wrote:

Serving Christ, Church, and CommunityThe Love Family Christian Foundation (LFCF) is a 501 (c) (3) Organization touching and empowering lives through Education, Performing Arts, Community Outreach, Worship and Global Missions.LFCF Education... more »

  PatBW wrote:

Our House, Inc may be a small facility but it has demonstrated monumental results that have improved the lives of families experiencing homelessness. The condition of homelessness can be demoralizing to the families affected. Children in particular suffer... more »

  visionforthefuture wrote:

For information about Waldorf education, you can visit www.whywaldorfworks.com. Prairie Moon was founded by a group of parents and community members committed to bringing Waldorf education to Lawrence, Kansas. Since the initial impulse began in 1997,... more »

  vanessa2 wrote:

I went to preschool with A Stepping Stone Foundation. The staff and volunteers raised money in order to help young children and their families who are at disadvantage due to their socioeconomic setting. My preschool teacher was a staff of ASSF and she... more »

  Old Colony Montessori School wrote:

Since my daughter began attending Old Colony Montessori school, she has grown intellectually, socially and emotionally by leaps and bounds. The staff, parent community and all that volunteer their time at OCMS care so deeply about the students - they... more »

  c-martin wrote:

Apple Tree serves preschool children who are at risk of academic failure in one of the worst school systems in our nation - Washington, DC. The program is so successful that other states have hired them for teacher assessment and review implementation.... more »

  Palash Palli Unnayan Sangstha wrote:

You are doing excellent job for children to ensre their better tomorrow. more »

  Annitar Frank wrote:

My experience with CCI has been very positive. I have been attending Network Support Group meetings at CCI for the past 6 yeras. During this time I have had the opportunity to meet and network with other trainers in the field.CCI provides the opportunity... 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 »

  SDuran wrote:

I joined the Assistance League of Santa Ana as a volunteer almost 2 years ago. The organization contributes in so many ways to the community. As a teacher at Santa Ana High school I became familiar with this group as they have given scholarships to many... more »

  JenWalker wrote:

I attended the Parent summer virtual workshop at Moog Center. It was an truly amazing experience. The group sessions were informational - I learned so much about audiology, sound, and how to incorporate language in every day activities. Then the individual... more »

  michelle dover wrote:

Excellent preschool/daycare! DLC offers a well planned program that fosters self confident, kind, inquisitive little people. My son loves his teachers, his friends, his classroom and the awesome outdoor play area. I never stress about him when I’m... more »

  msanch58 wrote:

Erie House has supported countless immigrant / low-income communities over 15 decades. As a teenager, they helped provide me with year-round programming, school-year mentorship, and guidance towards college. Without them, my immigrant parents and I would... more »

  Ljd wrote:

I am a supporter of their capital campaign which is renovating two beautiful, historical buildings in the South End in Boston. This project will truly make a major difference in our community and expand services to families seeking quality child care... more »

  gratefulvolunteer65 wrote:

Our three daughters graduated from NorthPointe Christian School with a great education and a wonderful depth of Biblical understanding. Their teachers displayed a love for the Lord, a love for learning and a love for teaching. The families at NPCS were... more »

  Sammyone wrote:

This private girl’s school is financially mismanaged. The experienced staff is routinely abused by a Head of school who is incompetent and extremely volatile. Faculty and staff fear for their jobs, students are unhappy, there is little diversity;... more »

  fred zambroski wrote:

Let's be ready funds to grassroots programs in Guatemala headed by local women. These young Women Are Disrupting the Model of Preschool Education in Guatemala! I have visited them every year (except during covid) for the past 18 years. The long-held... more »

  Elizabeth Dixon wrote:

ChildCareGroup meets a real need for so many working parents throughout Dallas County- offering their children a safe place to learn and thrive. The educational quality of ChildCareGroup child development centers is extraordinarily impressive- teachers... more »

  Schaefers wrote:

My adult daughter attends the Ability Fitness Center at the ARC of Loudoun. This professional team of physical therapist, lead by Helen Parker, are exceptional. They exceed in their clinical knowledge, their team work and their ability to connect with... more »

  chuckwaldsmith wrote:

A very great organization. Money goes straight to the kids. Teach them about Jesus and feed them. Keep them safe in a gang torn area. Please give if you have a chance. Do a monthly sponsorship and feed a child for $50 :-) more »

  Shelley31 wrote:

August of 2015, I had the privileged to spend a week in Haiti, volunteering at an Orphanage in Port-Au-Prince. In the beginning I was hesitant about going to Haiti, mainly because I was concerned for our safety. However, after we arrived all of those... more »

  MayasMom wrote:

What a terrific experience I've hadworking with the National Children's Center! All of the staff I've encountered have been caring, knowledgeable in their fields, and attuned to to the needs of parents and other members of the community. The facilities... more »

  Mary247 wrote:

UES is a fantastic organization that has allowed me to keep my child in Catholic school during difficult financial times. more »

  greermyles1 wrote:

Assistance League of LA (the "League") is a 103 year old nonprofit organization. It has been able to sustain itself all these years through providing varied volunteering opportunities, member's donations, corporate and government grants, special fundraising... more »

  Kevin C. wrote:

Kids Home international is not only a shelter to destitute kids but a home to them all. In my stay at KHI, i understood better Helen Keller's words that "Face your deficiencies and acknowledge them; but do not let them master you. Let them teach you... more »

  Tammy A. wrote:

Warren Village believes all families should have access to affordable housing, safe and reliable child care, and the skills necessary to lead an independent life. Warren Village provides these services to economically disadvantaged single parent families... more »

  Writer wrote:

Our community is so lucky to have Learning Outside. With more early childhood programs focusing on academics, Learning Outside provides a wonderful opportunity for children to begin learning through play, exploration, and the outdoors. Additionally, Wendy... more »

  Lumpkin Literacy wrote:

Our volunteers, including Board members and outstanding program committee members such as the Spelling BEE Planning Group, help put literacy in the forefront of this community. Helping youth get the GED diploma, giving dictionaries to third graders,... more »

  teamwilson45 wrote:

My child was enrolled in the four year old program this past school year. She was placed in a classroom that the teachers had NO control of the children, the children were allowed to sleep until 3. I was really disappointed in the program. The director... more »

  Margaret wrote:

Access to some of the world's most incredible art institutions is not always made possible to low income families, in particular young children in NYC. Cool Cuture addresses this issue as an social justice advocate, providing activities, materials, curriculum,... more »

  Letshelp2 wrote:

This is the worst place ever. Its dirty and the person Joan that is in charge of the facility is rude, lies and is disrespectful. Horrible experience more »

  ReadWest Tutor wrote:

ReadWest changes lives by providing no-cost one-on-one tutoring in English to residents of Sandoval and Bernalillo counties of Metro Albuqueruqe. ReadWest is the largest community based Literacy organization in New Mexico, with a 22 year history of helping... more »

  coffeysl wrote:

I am the current treasurer of this magnificent organization. I also work in the area of Speedway and see the extreme need for revitalization and role models for youth in the area. This Center has already made an amazing difference in the neighborhood... more »

  judyasbury wrote:

Mothers' Club Family Learning Center is an exemplary nonprofit. It is fiscally well managed, with all efforts directed to their work with low income families. The two-generation learning model they have developed has been proven to work at empowering... more »

  JP Mom wrote:

I was very newly pregnant when I put us on the waiting list, and my son started in the Infant Room at the Joy Picus Child Development Center downtown when he was almost 10 months old. We have now been in every classroom, and I would recommend each to... more »

  cbrentley wrote:

As an employee who's been part of the Early Excellence Project since its inception, I've witnessed firsthand our commitment to addressing the critical shortage of quality child care in the Greater Pittsburgh area. One of our primary missions is to provide... more »

  tosjrus wrote:

Time well spent fundraising. I hope the Camden Kids Preschool and Community Learning Center becomes a real green building in Camden City by 2015. It will become a hub that will positively impact the health, education, environment, wealth, and housing... more »

  Sakisha wrote:

Rockland Country Day School is full of caring educators. Staff members not only teach my children, they love and nurture my children. This school year is our third year as an RCDS family. My son Teon (8th grader) has grown by leaps and bounds since... more »

  Terry M.2 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to hear Kathleen speak and to hear the accounts of the wonderful work ATG does, providing learning opportunities, with unparalleled success for kids that need, for one reason or another, specially structured instruction. Keep... more »

  sara5 wrote:

I have two children at White Bear Montessori School and have been a part of the community for four years now. The staff are phenomenal, providing challenging work in a caring, welcoming environment. My children love going to school every day. My daughter,... more »

  x wrote:

My child was enrolled in summer camp at FBGNC and was neglected and endangered in the first week. We went through the chain of commands to have the problem addressed and it was a bunch of excuses and blaming of the child (3) and other staff. The CEO... more »

  DeborahDunkum wrote:

Because of the commitment to reading by the Barbara Bush Literacy Foundation, I have been a reader in a few underserved elementary schools in Houston. These bright beautiful young people have dreams and desires and I have had the opportunities to show... more »

  Faith12 wrote:

This school is amazing! Small class sizes, great academics, above average test scores and a wonderful family feel. The best decision my husband and I made was to send our children to Cedarcrest Academy. The academic and spiritual formation that our children... more »

  Ohiomama wrote:

We enrolled our child in The Overfield School as a toddler and she continued throughout Kindergarten. We knew right away that Overfield was a great fit for her. They encourage the students to ask questions, finding out what they are curious about and... more »

  lmedlyn wrote:

Sesame Street has been a big part of our daughter Tori's life from the time she was little. Tori was born with a list of medial issues and a diagnosis of severe autism. During all of her struggles Sesame Street has always been there for her. Our family... more »

  Kanalu wrote:

Keiki O Ka Aina has many programs to help the community and strengthen families. One program helps to find volunteer mentors to mentor keiki with a daddy or mommy in prison. Other programs help to defray costs for preschool, and child care and other... more »

  bhussey wrote:

NKMA has long been a diamond in the rough in Northern Kentucky. We have two children at the school.. In the time we have attended, the school has evolved from a 1 room school house into a 5 classroom academy. The level of independence, confidence and... more »

  S.Alex F. wrote:

Caring People Alliance has offered so many needed services to my busy family. From their wonderful Early learning Center staff through their after school. and summer camps; we couldn't have managed without their services. The before and after care enabled... more »

  dougroberts wrote:

I joined the Board of Trustees of Cincinnati Union Bethel 14 years ago and I am amazed at how much it has grown and the number of women, children, and families in need that it has assisted and continues to serve. Cincinnati Union Bethel will celebrate... more »

  elkins.chuck wrote:

I am a former Board member. This charity is run by two very dedicated individuals who, at times, have taken from their own funds to keep providing extraordinary and inovative services to young people in the black townships around Cape Town, South Africa.... more »

  kararichstone wrote:

Lionheart Children's Academy has been a huge part of my family's story. My son started at Lionheart when he was three years old and my daughter when she was one. The relationships we have built at Lionheart between the teachers, staff, and other parents... more »

  Mamie wrote:

Discovery Time Preschool and Kindergarten is an accredited private school in Bedford,PA that is able to offer scholarships through CCIS and Learning Lamp. Now in its 25th year of operations, Discovery Time emphasizes child-centered learning through active... more »

  momofthree3 wrote:

My three children attend Mtn. Pathways. I love the community, the education, and the environment. I have nothing but great things to say. more »

  CTanager wrote:

I tried to meet with the director of this preschool on multiple occasions because I had heard unsavory reports about her staff, and I had concerns about the fact that the school refused to include anti-discriminatory language regarding the LGBTQ+ community.... more »

  KC W wrote:

I am delighted that 82nd Street Academics was my daughter’s first school. She started in the pre-school/nursery school program a few weeks before her third birthday. A year and a half later, she is enjoying UPK and the extended day program. My daughter... more »

  Jaclyn M.1 wrote:

Great owners and great staff! My daughter has been under their care since she was 2 and I wouldnt have it any other way. more »

  AeLabady wrote:

I have supported Apparent Project Childcare and school for 3 years now. I absolutely love visiting this organization in Haiti! The kids are happy, secure, loved, and learning in the Montessori style classrooms. The teachers are amazing and self-sacrificing... more »

  Yukari Takata S. wrote:

Family Connections is our village - our community - our family. Even today, after graduating from the preschool program, we're still going to each other's birthday parties, running into each other all over town, and most importantly, they're the first... more »

  iarnocon wrote:

Hilltop is an ok school , but safety is a real conern. From what I understand, there are people coming and going in and out of the building without even having to identify themselves, let alone sign any kind of register. Personally, I wouldn't want to... more »

  NanaSusie wrote:

Crittenton Center provides so many services for the Sioux City/Siouxland community and their families in need. It provides a safe shelter for children from birth to 17 years old who have been taken from their homes for various reasons. It is the only... more »

  Writer wrote:

This Academy will help muslims in this specific neighboohood to do better and thrive.The mislims community in this area should be proud of their Imam and founder, and help him reach the ultimate goal of happiness which is helping others! more »

  zayas75 wrote:

La Escuelita Arcoiris is a non-profit, community-based Spanish language immersion school dedicated to serving the learning needs of early-childhood aged children and their families. It is the only Spanish language immersion school in Pittsburgh,... more »

  eccrocks wrote:

SouthSide does an amazing job meeting the needs of the whole child. SouthSide teachers know that each child is an individual with unique needs and abilities, and their curriculum reaches across content areas and developmental domains in order for the... more »

  rkozelski wrote:

My niece/daughter (NREFM) had to be removed from her Mother's home. She was given an early placement at Maryvale (she was 11.5 years old and they generally only take 12 & up for longer term placement). It is a lovely facility with caring staff and i have... more »

  margaretb33 wrote:

This is a great nonprofit that not only helps children from low-income families prepare for Kindergarten, but also gives the children free books to start their own home libraries. more »

  EJanJ wrote:

I’m a retired early childhood educator and former head of school (K-12). If my grandchildren lived in the area, this is the preschool they would attend! As a board member I find it very satisfying to support a preschool that integrates learning... more »

  ace123 wrote:

la casa is a very nce place to go if you need a safe place to go and you dont have anywhere else to go for finicial help or day care,anything its a very helpful place to have in waukesha more »

  earlylitprof wrote:

Raising A Reader can be a vital connection between children and their parents & parents and teachers. Through the red bag rotations, it is a great way for new and interesting books to make way to the home to be experienced in various ways. more »

  Terry D. wrote:

The Reading Tub(r) started in 2003 as a hobby and is now the centerpiece of a family literacy initiative that spans the country ... from the families who review to us to the Teens who help their peers find books to the authors and publishers who help... more »

  scroy wrote:

It has been a pleasure having the Foster Grandparents program at our school for the past few years working with students in need. The children benefit from the ladies working with them in many ways such as improving reading and/or math skills, offering... more »

  kuft wrote:

The Denise Louie Education Center is an organization that is committed to preparing kids for the future and empowering their families while also preserving home language and culture. The organization serves children ages 0 - 5 and their families through... more »

  Happy Mom of 2 wrote:

I started volunteering once a week in my childrens classrooms. The staff is so helpful and makes you feel very welcome. The children enjoy the extra attention and I was able to have one on one time with so many of them. It is so easy to get attached... more »

  Heather277 wrote:

Amazing staff who have loved all 3 of my kiddos over the years. The hearts of these people are just fantastic. I could go on and on more »

  Writer wrote:

OWCAP is an agency that provides great services to our community. They offer an emergency food pantry, employment help, and tax assistance. OWCAP also houses the CIRCLES USA program, helping those living below 200% of the poverty line to rise above... more »

  Krussom13 wrote:

Hello. My wife Shasta, 15 month old son King, and I are a low income family. We recently moved to Texas from Colorado and are living in a small house with family. We have a house that most be completely renovated before it’s livable. We are in need... more »

  mrsclark2017 wrote:

A new childcare center for the community of Hart county and surrounding counties. Will offer care for children 6weeks until 12 years old. more »

  katie8 wrote:

My son Jack, age 3, loves Pretend City and learns a lot. The staff is FANTASTIC and remembers his name every time. My daughter Lila, age 7 months, loves the Toddler Areas and the Chicks. We all especially love the Art Studio. We are members and highly... more »

  Notsure wrote:

There are many things that they do well at CA. However, I am severely disappointed with the weak character and integrity of Mike Davis.It is a good school; but as much as they charge, it should be great. I am familiar enough with the school... more »

  Caring Parent wrote:

Both my daughter and my son have attended (and are attending) this small school. It is a gem hidden in the friendly village of Fallbrook, CA. I didn't think that my children would be able to receive a Waldorf education in north county San Diego. I feel... more »

  mha5785948 wrote:

I believe Kidango provides a wonderful environment for each child to explore and discover many possibilities who he/she wants to be. Kidango is a very acceptance place as well as very family oriented. As an agency, Kidango put people first!!!! more »

  vchoa wrote:

I really enjoyed volunteering at the GreenSchoolsNYC resource fair and have since helped them get new schools to join, including my childrens'. more »

  kdunn wrote:

Kingsley House, with Dr Keith Liederman at the helm, serves the most vulnerable children and their families throughout Southeastern Louisiana. A member of the Child Welfare League of America (CWLA), they educate kids and strengthen families. For nearly... more »

  tspeier wrote:

When I was in high school, I coordinated a back-pack drive for the Elementary Program with IVYP. In my professional career, I coordinated a pen-pal program with the elderly clients I worked with and the elementary-aged students at IVYP. The IVYP staff... more »

  s.palan wrote:

My daughter has been attending this school for a little over a year. This school resonates with my child and nourishes her overall sense of independence. She wakes up excited to see her friends and do her "work" for the day. At Salado Montessori,... more »

  6loveyouthdevelopment wrote:

6 Love Youth Development is the perfect experience for my cildren. Because of all their extra-curricular activities. My child learned alot in a short amount of time. They have a 6 Level Tennis/Education Character formation curriculum. For all of the children... more »

  marydoyle wrote:

Resurrection Catholic School is a vibrant and safe school. The education and support given to the students and their families is outstanding. There is genuine care for each student 's progress in education, spirituality and community service. The school... more »

  tomreburn wrote:

My three year old daughter currently attends Farmstead. At the beginning of the year, she was an ambitious young lady who was scared of animals and not the best of listeners. Now, half way through the year, her comfort level with the farm animals has... more »

  mc23 wrote:

This is a great organization. Specializing in helping under income families by providing free childcare. They also help families with resources such as going back to school and getting training for work. more »

  NOLArhino wrote:

CMS is a wonderful Montessori school serving preschoolers and elementary-aged students in the New Orleans area. It is very affordably priced by New Orleans private school standards and offers a much higher quality of education by staying true to the Montessori... more »

  Kam H. wrote:

Sower of Seeds is a world class organization. I've been giving to SOS for years because their integrity is impeccable and their mission is incredible. - Kam Hunt more »

  Writer wrote:

Jaiden was a very weak reader. He struggled with almost all his English assignments throughout the year. After coming to Kem's House Inc., his grades went up 2 letter grades.This organization was always professional. Thanks for everything. more »

  Diane B.12 wrote:

The IMC has provided so much support and encouragement for our Non Profit school and I cannot speak highly enough of the people who established and manage it. They all do the most effective and wonderful work, very selflessly sharing their knowledge... more »

  Machkat wrote:

If you are looking for a charity in South Florida to allocate your volunteer time and /or money, Cooperative Feeding Program (LifeNet4Families) should be the one you select! The Executive Director is most passionate about this organization. she leads... more »