Find Primary & Elementary Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  samantha11 wrote:

I was granted the real privilege of "shopping" at Crayons to Classrooms with several of my co-workers. The staff was incredibly helpful and efficient, and the volume of materials made available to us at NO COST was incredible! Each of us left with two... more »

  rgskoglund wrote:

Such a great organization that has a real impact on children's lives. They make a real impact and have received top ratings from organization's like Charity Navigator. And best of all your donations are matched. Truly a great way to help children... more »

  edenssong wrote:

We at Eden's Song have worked with SMI for 7 years now and are amazed at all they have accomplished for the people of Uganda! Each year has brought a new and exciting element to their outreach from providing well water to the community to a medical clinic,... more »

  jessica27 wrote:

Children are an important part of society; they are the future. Giving kids hope and guidance by teaching them the tools they will need to be successful in life is what In2Books does. They teach kids that there are role models out there that are interested... more »

  mike49 wrote:

Healthed Connect in my opinion, represents the best in what a non profit organization is intended to be. A defined mission has been created and everyone involved has personal interest in taking the actions necessary to accomplish that mission. Healthed... more »

  Dave wrote:

This organization spams universities all over the country with fliers trying to lure students into "volunteering". It is really a scam to separate college students from $2500. Yes, the volunteers are expected to pay for their trip. It is not so much... more »

  Eva B. wrote:

I’m a TECH CORPS volunteer because I want to give back to the next generation and build a pipeline of girls and young women that are excited about technology and want to create and develop tools that we can’t even imagine right now. Getting them excited... more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  Swayamsevak wrote:

My personal experience with Ekal has been nothing short of extreme joy. Nothing embodies the dharmic saying "Vidyadanam Mahaatpunyam" better than their concept of single teacher schools in the remotest parts of Bharat (India). Specifically, their zero... more »

  Leah9 wrote:

I am proud to be on the board of Bess the Book Bus. Bess is a non-profit mobile literacy outreach dedicated to getting books into the households of children who would otherwise go without. There is ample research that shows kids without books in the... more »

  ebdickey wrote:

DFN is a phenomenal charity working to educate the Dalit children of India through English medium schools. They are freeing many Dalits from lives of slavery, oppression and poverty through the Dalit Education Centers. I highly recommend this organization.... more »

  laurak4 wrote:

IHF is distinct from other NGO’s in this field as we practice the ‘Pass it on’ ethos in marginalized regions. I volunteered for the Thailand center in Chang Rai which houses 12 young people ranging from 8 to 17. I am currently undertaking the position... 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 »

  maskgirl wrote:

I am so grateful for the Youth Science Center, without their dedication and hard work to provide classes that are not only educational but FUN! My kids have learned so much and they were bummed when the classes ended. My four year old, Sawyer, told me... 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 »

  Ecology4Kids wrote:

Ecology in Classrooms & Outdoors has a dedicated bunch of Scientists in Residence & Board Members. These people work hard to uphold the organization's mission to bring science enrichment programming to elementary schools. ECO programs are fun and hands-on.... more »

  FionaDawson wrote:

I love Recipe for Success! The programs not only impact the children's individual lives, but also contribute to a healthier, more sustainable community. Changing our world to less consumerism and more organic choices is great in my mind! 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 »

  dustySr wrote:

I visited the Boyer School in Haiti to look at my gift being used and was amazed at the level and scope of construction. They told me 5 schools had been rebuilt by Star of Hope after the quake. It was a great trip and the staff was open and honest. Its... more »

  dzinndzinn wrote:

Staying power for the long term. Visited the Hosanna Public Library constructed with SIGNIFICANT local contributions on the grounds of the local Elementary School. This is truly an amazing feat -- it shows that the parents support the project and really... more »

  IntrepidAussie wrote:

We planned to volunteer at Shanti Bhavan once and then move on to other volunteer projects. We have now volunteered four times. Shanti Bhavan is the most sustainable volunteer project we have ever seen. They have serious long-term goals, to lift very... more »

  CarolynT wrote:

I'm proud to be a Board member of The Lemong'o Project. Since it's formation, The Project has provided countless free school lunches and supported teacher salaries, which make education accessible and successful for the children on Lemong'o. 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 »

  joesweeneysf wrote:

The eLearning Cafe has had a remarkable impact in the two years it's been serving the children of Incline Village. As of the end of the June school year, over 300 students took more than 400 semesters of mastery-based accredited courses. 32 % of last... more »

  lettswill wrote:

Although their mission statement is "NICS/OASIS ASSISTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD BY HELPING TO START UP NEW SCHOOLS, RECRUIT TEACHERS, PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS AND PROVIDE OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE SCHOOLS" NICS does not disclose that they... more »

  alchaikin wrote:

Great group of people, very mission driven and work insanely long hours. They often have parties for their volunteers, mostly just consisting of food and chats with other volunteers. One of those meetings led meet to meet a good friend of mine. more »

  maureen12 wrote:

Caring for Cambodia is an incredible organization which is truly changing the education template in Cambodia. They are working directly with the government to emphasize the importance of effective teacher training as a means of improving education. When... more »

  Cecih wrote:

ARO-Got Your Back SD is an awsome organization the feeds hungry kids each weekend. These kids are referred by local public schools as being hungry and/or homeless, but attend the public elementary schools. The teachers tell that the children's grades,... more »

  Stuart Veitch wrote:

Unbelievable achievements against all the odds, delivered in a caring and empowering atmosphere, involving the girl students and the parents, particularly their mothers, who themselves are empowered too. more »

  turner1973 wrote:

My daughter heard about MMS when some students came to speak at her school the end of her 5th grade year. She was so excited, she got permission to call me and ask if she could apply...right after the presentation. I researched it, and found out I wouldn't... more »

  studio333 wrote:

I have been involved with JLMS for over 10 years providing consultation and experiencing the growth of this organization as they serve the youth in the Los Angeles and Inglewood communities. From personal piano lessons, to restoring music in the schools,... more »

  Amber110 wrote:

They are doing amazing things for the kids and people of Swaziland! The goal is to raise the next generation of Swazi leaders. more »

  LorliP wrote:

I have known and admired Chad and Alissa Christiansen (the founders of In The Gap) for many years. Their dedication to mentoring children who are in need of an adult who cares has been a powerful influence in my life. I am so grateful for the influence... 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 »

  dewwest wrote:

What a fantastic organization which assists all local LA County Boys and Girls Clubs in awareness, marketing, fundraising, and event production. With partners like Disney, Toyota, ABC7, NBC4, Pacific Youth Foundation, WSS, and more, it is obvious this... 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 »

  masonsatt wrote:

From my personal experience with Simone's Kids, I have fallen in love with the non-profit. Simone is an excellent manager and handles the organization very well. I was fortunate enough to actually go to Uganda this past summer with a 5 person team,... more »

  Sheryl Davis wrote:

The program is awesome, allows youth to give back to the community and learn about the environment, as well as nutrition (eating healthy, living gardens) more »

  freddy12 wrote:

I first came into contact with Havserve's founder Carline Brice-Webb in March 2010 just before I visited Haiti on an official visit to assess the situation. I made a report for donors and my organisation Children of the World 2000 made some donations... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a proud donor for the Glendale Education Foundation. They have done so many wonderful things with the money and helped out with so many amazing causes. It truly is a great foundation and I am glad to be a part of it!! more »

  sapirionyx wrote:

Had a chance to get involved to one of their BIG events last MARCH 15. And I didn't experience anything but FUN, GRATEFULNESS and LOVE. This is an up and coming Non-Profit organization that I believe would change the "game" of being a helping entity.... more »

  ccivolunteer wrote:

Wonderful organizaiton fully committed to serving those in need in Tanzania. Dedicated volunteers run this organization. We worked with them at Gillette to help them raise funding. 98% of their funds go directly to their programs. Humbling and fulfilling. 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 »

  Lili G. wrote:

My son is a Steppingstone's scholar and WE ARE PROUD to be part of it and also much blessed! Steppingtone Foundation is a FANTASTIC and AMAZING organization that helps kids not only academically and socially but emotionally. Thru caring teachers and... more »

  Kay wrote:

I have always been passionate about reading and wanting to see all young children have opportunities for educational advancement. So when I looked to my community for a place to serve, Rolling Readers came to the top of my list. This outstanding literacy... more »

  Pleased Parents wrote:

My daughter was a student at Schechter Manhattan from Kindergarten to eighth grade. One of the primary values of the school is menschlichkeit--and this is what drew us to the school. The pedagogy at this school is ahead of its time as the rest of the... more »

  Faith S. wrote:

It brings me such joy to be able to volunteer for this organization. A simple pair of pajamas can make such a difference to a child in need, helping them feel love and warmth at bedtime. I am honoured to be a part of this fantastic organization. more »

  vcave wrote:

More than one hundred students received new clothes and a backpack full of school supplies thanks to the Hayward Rotary Club’s annual Child Spree program. On Saturday, Aug. 22 at 7AM, eager K-8 students met at JC Penney at Southland Mall and... more »

  bar1217 wrote:

I have worked with H2O for Life for many years. I am so impressed with their commitment to bringing clean water and sanitation to schools in Africa. This partnership means that African students have clean water and latrines. This is especially important... more »

  jennkass wrote:

MATHCOUNTS has been apart of my life since I was a little girl. My dad was a math teacher. He believed everyone could do math and math was everywhere. He loved sharing problem solving skills and coaching students for math competitions especially MATHCOUNTS.... more »

  ckehn3 wrote:

Experience Corps is a great program! I have been an AmeriCorps VISTA with this program for almost a year and have seen what a strong, positive impact Experience Corps makes in the lives of the students and our members. more »

  teachercesille wrote:

I have seen great changes among my students because of Manners of the Heart. My students are always anticipating their kind instructor every week. I thank them deeply for creating a change in my students' lives. more »

  mblue wrote:

This organization's work affects not only the future, in preventing kids from starting to smoke, but also the present in helping people quit the cigarette habit. The Foundation for a Smokefree America doesn't just help the teens in this country, but it... more »

  pinkthing21 wrote:

As a public school teacher, this organization is absolutely everything. Most people are unaware of how much teachers spend on classroom items, supplies, snacks, and materials for ESE students. I have donated money to this cause because it is something... more »

  tina wrote:

My daughter loved this program so much she asked to enroll in it twice! Awesome program, kids are having so much fun they aren't even aware of the magnitude or value of the lessons being taught. I would highly recommend it to any parent or organization... more »

  Carole C.1 wrote:

Around 40 years ago I was looking for a pre-school to send my son to and my neighbor suggested Spectrum School. We went to visit and it felt like home - the students, the teachers, the volunteers were warm and welcoming, the students were actually enjoying... more »

  Zambia wrote:

I returned from a trip to Zambia in March of this year where we visited all the schools on their program, We met hundreds of students on the ZSF program, we spent two weeks with their young but willing Zambian employees and we sat in their office and... more »

  ALMemberLM wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Assistance League of Boise since 2014. They amaze me more each and every year as I see us make sales in our Thrift Shop where the proceeds support almost 25,000 underserved children in Ada County that receive clothing, supplies... more »

  billytheshrubber wrote:

I volunteer for Children Across America. They are a small childrens non profit that focuses on getting kids healthcare and does literacy tutoring for young kids. They have a clothing closet and even an organic garden. Their is always something... 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 »

  noahsmom0904 wrote:

My experience with this nonprofit organization has been very informative and beneficial for my special needs son Noah who is 12. He needed a tablet for his educational needs and he also received a micro grant which allowed me to further purchase homeschool... more »

  KEEP wrote:

I was introduced to the Kids Excel Educational Program (KEEP) in early 2008. Since then, I have been volunteering on a weekly basis as an Assistant Teacher working directly with 4th graders of selected schools within the El Paso School district. Having... more »

  johnmcmahon3 wrote:

I worked with the Marshall Direct Fund as a Program Assistant intern for approximately six months in the winter of 2009-10 and spring of 2010. Specifically, I was responsible for developing a social networking presence for the organization, creating and... more »

  ameliamae wrote:

My oldest started tutoring inmath last year and it helpedhim throughout his 8th grade year. Upon the onset ofhis freshmen year we continued weekly tutoring withEVTA. My daughter also began tutoring with atthe onset of her 6th grade... more »

  KellyDC wrote:

The work The Baobab Home does is unrivaled in its area. Providing a child with a warm, nurturing environment in which to thrive is their mission, and I have seen firsthand how this goal is behind every decision they make. They are a forward-thinking organization... more »

  Ghada S. wrote:

Great organization , Thank you for their support they have truly changed my life! more »

  dmilakovic wrote:

I was privileged to participate in a Book Drop event at a Title 1 elementary school and it was an excellent experience. Handing books to young children who don’t often own treasures was an inspiring moment. The work Writers Cubed Inc is doing will change... 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 »

  Nancy wrote:

DOGGONE GREAT TIME When I discovered my new hometown had a parade every year, I couldn't wait! Off we went that fateful morning six years ago to our $10 grandstand seats. We cheered each group on with hoops and hollers that left me nearly voiceless.... more »

  lhaskins wrote:

Hope for Learning has been a great organization, contributing books and supplies to my school for low income, underserved students. My family and I are always happy to contribute to Hope for Learning as they continue to support communities in need. Personally,... more »

  seapsych2 wrote:

I work as an educator and mental health professional in Arizona, USA. I've been donating to The Library Project for over ten years and continue to be impressed with their work . The Library Project has identified the key component to achieving independence,... more »

  sefmpb wrote:

This is a great organization! They have a clear big picture, keeping the focus on Christ and His work in the world, but also offer real world, hands on, nuts and bolts opportunities. Partnering with a local Ugandan pastor, they are able to realistically... more »

  LialParent wrote:

Lial [Lee-al] is truly the most unique learning environment in the Greater Toledo area, and the campus is truly something special. Set deep in the woods of the Oak Openings region, with large wall-to-wall windows in each unit, an outdoor classroom, a... more »

  ghellwarth wrote:

I have been impressed by Cultivate's agility to source source quality food destined for waste, convert it to delicious and nutritious meals and coordinate delivery to hungry school kids and others. Cultivate is also training in-demand culinary workers... more »

  Dayna McFarland wrote:

I have visited this organization in Uganda. I have witnessed first hand the wonderful work that they do. The organization is run by loving and caring people. These people are also very frugil with the organiztion's funds. They make wise use of the... more »

  Harvestnowinc wrote:

Harvest NOW is a five fold ministry that is taking the message of God's love, healing and restoration to the millions of people who are waiting to hear the name of Jesus Christ. Together with over 400 full time missionaries, pastors, evangelists and teachers... more »

  OSCGR wrote:

I have been involved with Oaxaca Streetchildren Grassroots for nearly 20 years. The transformation in the children we serve is amazing. When I first went to Oaxaca the street children we seek to reach were shoe less, hungry, malnourished, and often in... more »

  Cristy wrote:

Helping Honduras Kids is a truly and great NGO with Christian values that is doing everything posible to provide love, education adn Health to improve the lives of orphaned, abandoned, abused and/or neglected children on the North Coast of Honduras. more »

  keidy wrote:

The W.E.R.C. program is beyond wonderful! my kids love it, the staff is awesome, caring, nurturing, professional, and fun! They offer daycare as well as different after school activities like Mexican dance, theater, chess, basketball, soccer and more;... more »

  Cameron C. wrote:

It is truly one of the best! Parents are valued, student learning is personalized, and the school is a place where academics are celebrated and students become better thinkers, communicators, and achievers. www.classicalacademy.com details all the options,... more »

  misstammie wrote:

School Day Memories with my mom, Merle Hancock Duncan. Wonderful preservation project in motion. We must work diligently to save our past to assist in educating the future “rabbits “ more »

  Barefoot2023 wrote:

Barefoot Books has long been a supporter of Heart of America Foundation's mission to increase educational access to children in underserved communities by creating beautiful spaces (and they are beautiful!) and filling them with quality materials. As... more »

  varna wrote:

Full circle is a non-profitable organisation sitiuated in Bangalore. It is efficiently serving since 10 years in karnataka and working in the field of education,environment,employment and society at most to bring it up well. the main objective of the... more »

  NicciReno wrote:

I have traveled to Kenya in 2018 and Uganda in 2019 with WHOlives. It was an incredible life changing experience. We stayed in local communities and visited many orphanages, schools, and other groups who are working tirelessly in behalf of the African... more »

  jackie7 wrote:

I have been bringing my fourth grade class to Mohonk for education programs for about 12 years. The programs enhance my curriculum in numerous ways, including supporting my students in learning to compare and contrast, to engage in scientific observation... more »

  lisar1 wrote:

The Highlands School believes that children who learn differently need to be taught differently. This school has helped so many children realize that different IS NOT LESS THAN. Not only are the children helped academically, but they are nutured socially... more »

  ginny wrote:

There is so much positive energy at WINGS. The first thing that grabbed my attention was the sense of community that everyone shares. I honestly have not seen an after school program like this before. Everyone is having fun - even the staff. Definitely... more »

  franks-cd wrote:

HealthMPowers is one of very few organizations in the nation with a proven program for promoting healthy behaviors in children. HealthMPowers provides exercise DVDs to engage students in physical activity, has been conducting testing that prospectively... more »

  JenSwan wrote:

Founded in 1964, California Poets in the Schools is one of the largest literary artists-in-residence programs in the nation. We encourage students throughout California to recognize and celebrate their creativity, intuition, and intellectual curiosity... more »

  Writer wrote:

Shady Lane School is almost 50 years old and has achieved NAEYC accreditation as well as a Keystone STARS 4A rating. Children learn through play and the arts in developmentally appropriate classrooms arranged according to age. The school is diverse... more »

  Kal V. wrote:

I follow EcoRise, use their materials, and attend their professional developments for furthering my education. I teach Environmental Studies and EcoRise provides a wealth of information to help me provide well-rounded, standards based lesson plans. 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 »

  courtneyag wrote:

The “easy,” but valuable volunteer experience … I have been a reading to kids volunteer for two years, and this is my first review on great non profits. I joined reading to kids as part of a new year’s resolution to contribute... 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 »

  Barbara Westermeyer wrote:

Kelsey was struggling terribly in 3rd grade. She was diagnosed with Dyslexia nad we chose Hope Academy for 4th-5th grade. They helped her reading comprehension/math and overall confidence. She soared there and learned so much. She is now back in mainstream... more »

  oaksx006 wrote:

WEDI's impact far exceeds its size. Unique and innovative, WEDI addresses economic inequality by working to level the playing field in education, lending, and entrepreneurship. The staff are passionate and effective. Members of the community as well as... more »

  Chaney N. wrote:

I started volunteering with Junior Achievement of the Mahoning Valley in Ohio when my children were in Kindergarten. It was so fun doing lessons that were very clearly age appropriate, easy to teach and easy for them to learn. When I started volunteering... more »

  Billburw wrote:

Today I shared in the US Coast Guard's monthly visit with their class. I saw these Adopters share their knowledge of the Ohio River and how to contain oil spills. I could see the excitement of both the students and the Adopters as they asked questions... more »

  benskin wrote:

The Golden Bell Education Foundation is a vital partner to teachers and schools in Boca Raton. They have helped support the Boca Raton Community High School Science Olympiad team for years and have helped to encourage our school community to get involved... 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 »

  lisabarsky wrote:

This is an amazing group! I became involved during the early days of the COVID-19 quarantine when I got to experience firsthand their creative pivot from the group's normal mission activities to provide food and support for those in need due to job loss.... more »

  marasco8 wrote:

This charity has been very responsible with it's finances. More students have been helped because of their hard work, integrity, and passion. This is a charity that you will see multiple in the coming years. The needs are real. The people are dedicated... more »

  Cindy116 wrote:

Bringing Miracles, Inc is making an impact in the lives of vulnerable children in Kibera, Kenya. They receive food and education and are provided with uniforms and medical help should the need arise. more »

  Christiandevelopmentpakistan N. wrote:

Very good Ministry. doing great job God bless this ministry very much. Amen 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 »

  rschrouder wrote:

I decided to return to school after nearly a 15-year absence to study business. AIS was essential to assist me with my tuition costs over a two-year period and graduate with no additional student loan debt. I now have my undergraduate in Business Management... more »

  carol-ryan wrote:

As a Public Health department, we work collaboratively with this greatr program and it is made all the difference for the children in Sullivan County. The County went from not having any quality dental care for low income children to having high quality... more »

  tdean wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this program since 2005. I learned about the organization from members of my church who had been active volunteers for yeats and spoke in glowing terms about it. The program focuses on kindergarten, 1st, and 2nd grade students,... more »

  Alison wrote:

My daughter Jodie is diagnosed with autism and has been attending Matan classes since she was in Kindergarten. This year she will celebrate her Bat Mitzvah. I honestly never thought this would be possible, and it wouldn't without the incredible support,... more »

  tallent wrote:

As we work to get more children interested in math and science, English language learners are often left behind. Math4ALL changes all that and allows these children to excel at math while they are still learning the English language. As a country, Math4ALL... 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 »

  friend of KWC wrote:

I have worked with KWC for the past 11 years and have found it to be one of the most fun experiences I have ever had. Run entirely through dedicated volunteers. more »

  Karmen Lemke wrote:

The Einstein Project is a nonprofit organization partnering with schools and communities to provide leadership and support for science education in Wisconsin. The Project offers 41 inquiry-based science units, developed by the Smithsonian Institution... more »

  marty4 wrote:

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

  JackieBlue wrote:

NEXT.cc provides valuable tools for teachers and students that help student LEARN about over 250 different topics! Each subject area includes an introduction, terminology, activities, references to additional information, and a chance to test what's... more »

  xtribalwarriorx1 wrote:

I had the opportunity to travel with Shekinah Gloria Ministries to Peru in 2009 and to see firsthand the amazing work that they are doing! The village in the area they planted their school has flourished in leaps and bounds since they began... more »

  mccumber1 wrote:

The Center for Cyber Safety and Education fills a critical educational need for elementary-aged children. These needs are being met by neither public nor private schools. Helping children understand the threats they face in cyberspace is as important... more »

  Dafrose wrote:

Attending the launch of library 245 at MCEDO BEIJING School was one of my top highlights of 2022. The priceless expression from the learners was very satisfying and a gentle reminder of the impact Start A Library is making.This library will continue... 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 »

  tristamarquez wrote:

Delphi Academy offers an engaging, hands-on program and allows students the opportunity to learn at their own pace. The location is beautiful, the staff are wonderful and the students seem genuinely interested in their education. Art instruction and... more »

  Ashish S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Ravishing Women for the last 5 years and have seen the organization grow over a period of time by doing some great community projects, helping women from various walks of life and providing them with a platform to grow together. more »

  Leader1 wrote:

CONCERNED ABOUT THE SAFETY - Our troop has been to Camp Tonkawa on 3 separate camp occasions. We loved everything except the outdoor kitchen and food preparation methods. There is no refrigeration, no running water and the conditions of the equipment... 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 »

  TerriTab wrote:

I learned more about Green Tree School & Services (GTSS) when I volunteered at their Lasting Legacy Award dinner fundraiser in June, 2014. During the dinner I experienced the true magic of Green Tree. Over 300 guests were left spellbound following the... more »

  Angela H.2 wrote:

Beyond Backpack has been a huge part of the yamhill county community. I first began as a recipient of this program growing up. My parents needed help with supplies from time for time and beyond backpacks was always there to help. Once i reached the age... more »

  Grandma Jax wrote:

I joined the Assistance League last December and have never been so impressed by this amazing group of women. The members raise funds primarily by the operation of the Wayside Inn Thrift Shop in Lafayette and use them to benefit the residents of the... more »

  Gay G. wrote:

I am thrilled to donate to this organization. It is the only program I know of that is working on parent engagement and getting parents to read and talk to their children every day. Their results are very exciting. I know it's going to take a long... more »

  Himanshu wrote:

Building Dreams Foundation is doing great job for development for children and for betterment of our society.They are working on education for every children and no food waste and pad for all.They are doing wonderful job 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 »

  I. Rate-Parent wrote:

This school needs money, if only to stop nickel and diming the parents to death. They claim that their tuition is all inclusive, while activities like science and music are activities with participation fees like other private schools in the... more »

  mukarram.dhorajiwala wrote:

They have done some great work with The Murugeshpalya School project in Banglore, India by sponsoring the uniforms and shoes for around 100 children. more »

  nancyCBF wrote:

My son LOVED all of these summer camps. They were able to accommodate his special needs and made him feel welcome and accepted. more »

  educator19 wrote:

PCA is cultivating future leaders in the South Mountain community in Phoenix, AZ. It's preparing students for college using the power of high expectations. PCA offers students dedicated teachers, a longer school day, the academic support students need,... 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 »

  sirmike001 wrote:

Hi, I am Teacher Michael of Palayuhan High School. Farm Tech is a non-government organization that helping a community through charitable works. In our school, Farm Tech shares voluntary teaching sessions that enhance our learners in the field of communication... 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 »

  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 »

  OpaOmi wrote:

My wife and I spent two days this fall at St. Bonaventure Mission and School--a charity we have contributed to for many years. We spent most of our time in the school. We are both professional educators and can attest to the high quality of education... more »

  clashmanca wrote:

This is a marvelous organization that helps raise funds so our elementary students can receive a great education - and this is a great way to volunteer while helping the children of our community. 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 »

  clari wrote:

Volunteering for Kindness for the World has been a great experience. Helping kids improve their education and meet personal goals is incredibly satisfying. Kindness for the World believe in matching volunteers with tasks that meet individual skills and... more »

  Suzetteh5 wrote:

The first time and every time after I go into this organization it always feel inviting, my daughter and my son have learn a lot. I can see the changes in them which is in a good way, they are more respectable they even teaches me a lot of things. Being... 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 »

  Katie234 wrote:

I was introduced to Web Wise Kids by a friend, and from the moment I met the staff, I would have done anything to help! What a dedicated, hard-working, committed group of people. They truly care about the kids and families they are serving, and are always... more »

  Pavan K. wrote:

EFEC grew out of a school funding crisis when the community didn't pass an initiative in an election. Since that time many years ago, they have worked closely with the district to help hire, retain and reward great teachers. They have also been important... more »

  machen wrote:

Being a wildlife defender for years, we found OCBPC several years ago. It exceeded the five criteria we use to determine how interested we would be. Their goals, leadership. Volunteers, efficiency and enthusiasm is what all non-profits should envy and... more »

  Mal Quick wrote:

My daughter is thriving at this school! Suncoast School for Innovative Studies is all about helping their students and their community. I love that they are very family oriented and offer so many amazing things. They truly strive to fulfill their mission... more »

  Clawdia R. wrote:

My son graduated a year early & was asked to be valedictorian, all because of one specific amazing educator here! I never imagined this would be my son’s high school ending, on such a high, all because of what he was taught. Now my daughter is on a... 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 »

  JB401 wrote:

Our family has been at Barrington Christian Academy for over eight years. We have one son who graduated from the high school and is now a senior at Messiah College. BCA prepared him well for college academically, socially, and spiritually. The foundation... more »

  TerryRobles wrote:

Community ISD - Education Foundation Board Members are the BEST! more »

  Cristina11 wrote:

Worldfund, with little resources has found a formula to have great geographic reach and truly impact the public education system in Mexico and Brazil. It has a high focus and measuring and improving impact, and is totally true to its mission. more »

  laotoole wrote:

Southwest Key is a dynamic national organization that isn't afraid to get creative and try new things. I had the privilege to be a graduate intern there in 2010 and get involved with everything from strategic planning to job coaching program design to... more »

  omarktb wrote:

This is an incredible organization that works at building not only a school but a community. It teaches it childrens to be responsible human beings that are not only concerned about their grades, but also about taking care of the earth and the outside... more »

  Neale B. wrote:

I write this as a board member, but regardless of that, I must say that this has been an exciting year for AMEDICAusa, far exceeding what one might expect. The programs have found wide acceptance, enthusiasm and acclaim from the recipients, as... 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 »

  Lee_19 wrote:

This group does great work for the students of the Manchester Twp School District and I am proud to be a volunteer. Please visit their website and find out how you can help too! more »

  Judy105 wrote:

Target demographics: low income students and their teachers Direct beneficiaries per year: 500 teachers in 3 cities Geographic areas served: Oshkosh, Omro and Winneconne WI Programs: free school and classroom supplies to any... more »

  mrsv2002 wrote:

I have been lucky enough to meet the children of Urban Compass that participate in the after-school program - playing games, participating in artwork. Their enthusiasm and appreciation for the program is so evident. One leaves feeling lucky to have... more »

  Alexa Y. wrote:

Shared Science is the only STEM education nonprofit advocate in Long Beach, CA. This organization has made a great impact on thousands of students in Long Beach and its greater areas. They lead robotics teams, host STEM events, and partner with local... more »

  fatuskitchen wrote:

This organisation is doing great things changing people's lives, in Godly ways. Well disciplined and structured that rubs off the people they're mentoring. more »

  atcac-hope-center-of-haiti wrote:

BRINGING A SCHOOL TO LIFE IN HAITI... All the Children Are Children (ATCAC) A certified 501(c)(3) Nonprofit public charity organization headquartered in Cape Coral, Florida since 2002. ATCAC has been serving Haiti for eight years. It has successfully... more »

  jpk12 wrote:

ELEEF is an outstanding organization that makes a huge impact in the lives of students in our schools. They support programs in all areas that give kids opportunities they would not have otherwise. This is a truly dedicated group of people who work hard... more »

  Robert Schmid wrote:

I first began volunteering with LCF in 1987 when they came to MN to do educational demonstrations. This became an annual occurrence for me. The rest of the year I volunteered in various capacities in various charities. I sat on the Board of Directors... 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 »

  Paul wrote:

BizWorld was awesome. I taught the program to a class of 4th graders at Strawberry Elementary in Marin. The students really enjoyed learning about entreprenueship, and how to manage their company finances. And they made a real profit on the sale of their... more »

  Minhaj H. wrote:

Dar-us-Salaam & Al-Huda School are always pushing the goal line further when it comes to service to the Muslim community. The school by itself -- especially the fully accredited high school -- is a huge deal for DMV Muslims. Their counseling services,... more »

  mugato7 wrote:

I have worked and volunteered for several non-profits, and Albuquerque Reads is the best. It is very organized, and volunteer time is used very efficiently. Best of all, you see results! If you can make it to the tutoring sessions regularly, you see... 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 »

  jt31 wrote:

In traveling around the world, I have encountered many people who have contributed humanitarian and PTSD relief for this organization. One gentleman spent a long time telling me how he got members of opposing sides in a ten-year bloody conflict to participate... more »

  Concerned Parent wrote:

A bit of a misrepresentation is presented in the 2008 Form 990. On page 24, where a description of the program is required, the following is indicated among its 'noteworthy accomplishments: "received funding and local agreement to establish after school... more »

  Sean O. wrote:

Ear Candy Charity has such a fantastic goal of keeping music in our under-funded public school system programs. The founder, Nate Anderson, works tirelessly to gather musical instruments and funding to run this charity and is a truly fantastic person.... more »