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 »

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  sledford28 wrote:

The Asante Africa Foundation is really changing lives one child at a time by building schools and establishing scholarships for children that would be unable to attend school without assistance. Founder, Erna Grasz, is very committed to the children... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  L Zaiontz wrote:

I've supported the Indian children of St. Labre for more than 20 years. This is a place that is actually accomplishing good things not only for the children it serves, but also for the families of these children. The only way these kids are going to make... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »