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  Peter S.4 wrote:

POSITIVE what we do see is issues being raised in appropriate areas! more »

  ken-krauss wrote:

This is a great source of information and inspiration for me, offering news and articles from all over the media which I otherwise might miss. It is one of my top current event resources, and I am grateful it is there. more »

  jguiles wrote:

Ruth Elliott is a dynamic passionate giver of herself and she does this through inspiring little and big people to tap into their creativity. In times when education is confined to testing scenarios, bringing art into the classroom is what many students... more »

  teresapalooza wrote:

I started volunteering with WriteGirl last year and I absolutely love it! The organization and the founder Keren Taylor are so inspirational. She really sets the tone for the work the volunteers do. After my initial training, I volunteered... more »

  Tara wrote:

PERCEPTION INTERNATIONAL promotes perceptual diversity worldwide. The organization is dedicated to the concept that, just as biodiversity is necessary for the survival of the environment, different ways of perceiving reality are essential for the survival... more »

  Writer wrote:

HelpGuide's message is hopeful, motivating, and empowering. The medical model of mental health often focuses on things outside of a person’s control. HelpGuide empowers people to take greater control of their mental health—a message that gives people... more »

  Kimberly M.6 wrote:

Bay Nature Institute has published Bay Nature Magazine for decades. Through this magazine I have been given the chance to understand our region's natural history - from botany to birds, geology to hydrology - through articles, events, art, & photographs.... more »

  Esther Chae wrote:

BOMB is an insightful art magazine that I was thrilled to write for as they covered international filmmaker extraordinaire Korean filmmaker PARK Chanwook in depth to expose and share with the American audience. BOMB is always about the genuine core of... more »

  alicia wrote:

I'm very impressed by the unique work being done by the Press Institute. From both an economic development standpoint as well as a journalism one, they are an important addition to the development landscape. Brilliant work! more »

  rschmalz wrote:

I traveled with PDK on a 10-day trip to Scandinavia. The tour guides were exceptional, and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations were great. The meals were fantastic. And the tour group was wonderful. I have done some traveling throughout... more »

  leslie1 wrote:

My 10-year old son benefited greatly from his poetry class at the Telling Room. He already excels in sports; and this wonderfully designed program at the Telling Room helped him unleash his creative self in a supportive setting. Extremely professional... more »

  Craig_in_Tucson wrote:

Whosoever Ministries is an online Christian magazine for the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered community. It's positive, fully supportive message that the Gospel includes EVERYONE without exception is incredibly important to glbt Christians everywhere.... more »

  Victoire wrote:

I have had the pleasure of serving as a board member for NCM Network (previously known as PIRATES) since 2001. At the time I worked at a local TV station in the Community Affairs department and was the associate producer for a weekly Public Affairs program,... more »

  Kent M wrote:

Based upon my experience with the Historical Society, the organization does the best job of reconnecting our community members with their past. Let me share an example of what I'm talking about. A couple of years ago the society sponsored a... more »

  trish-aiken wrote:

The organization has helped me understand the important role that women have played in Nevada. I have attended the, "Wall of Women" event several times and I found it to be very educational and inspirational. more »

  CherylKru wrote:

I have been part of Nagari Magazine as a contributor for many years. The content that they bring to our community is invaluable! They bridge the gap for emerging artists and create a welcoming community that keeps culture alive in our vibrant city. more »

  Mihir S. wrote:

I am a part of the UN Volunteer Group which is helping AYM strengthen its online presence and reach out effectively to its various stakeholders. Over the last two months, through numerous online meetings we have taken constructive steps to enhance AYM's... more »

  jacobvon wrote:

Rainbow Rumpus provides an amazing, and essential, service to kids, young adults, as well as parents, teachers, and friends of youth who are growing up in LGBT households. As far as a volunteer experience, I have really been impressed with the level... more »

  Michael H.8 wrote:

The Naturist Society Foundation INC promotes and protects body acceptance and nude recreational opportunities. The organization has feet on the ground where necessary. They sponsor several a eastern and a western naturist gathering to gatherings feedback... more »

  AlisonR wrote:

The organization really helps people around the globe with the information in the psychic readings of Edgar Cayce. I have been a member for 15 years and a volunteer for 3. There is a ton of free material on the website including a free meditation course,... more »

  thelibrarian wrote:

I am a librarian at a school who was in search of non-contracted Braille books for a student. I was able to put in a request for a student to recieve two free braille (non-contracted) through Seedling's Book Angel Program. Non-contracted braille books... more »

  Margaret Von wrote:

Though APH serves many important functions in the VI community, it is very clear that it is beginning to lack cohesive in-house leadership and a proactive direction. The organization could utilize technological advances more effectively with more direct... more »

  Rajeev wrote:

I have been with TAP for over a month now. I believe this is an ample time to get a feel of how things are. So I am just going to share few of my thoughts, which some of you might find helpful. Working here has evoked a range of feelings inside me.... more »

  Peter30 wrote:

Woodland Pattern is a fixture of the Riverwest Neighborhood in MIlwaukee, WI. Beyond being the biggest collection of zines/small press in the country (world?), they also host community events like the info session I attended for Solar Riverwest, which... more »

  Donna33 wrote:

Fifth Wednesday Journal is one of the best literary magazines in the country, with an international reputation, and deserves to be recognized for the fine poetry, fiction, nonfiction, and photography that graces its pages in every issue. Staffed by readers... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys do a great job of trustworthy reporting, helping keep the powerful honest. more »

  CapitalClimate wrote:

This organization exists primarily to spread anti-scientific propaganda to influence legislation on climate change. It should therefore not have tax-exempt status. more »

  jzwa wrote:

Thank you to WordsAhead for your help and support with my 1st grade class last year. I was assigned a 2-3 combo this year and have many of the same kids. more »

  Lelia C. wrote:

Merritt Clifton is the editor for Animal People and according to evidence he has given donor names and contacts to the fraudulant charity ROLDA, Romania League in Defense of Animals. This scam organization registered in Galați, Romania does NOTHING good... more »

  Jessica23456789 wrote:

Taproot Theatre Company is a fun, safe and educational place to send your child. They offer classes starting at 12 months/walking through adult. I have both taught at Taproot and sent my children to classes here and love knowing that they will be just... more »

  Jorge R. wrote:

After 30 years of operations, Stage Of The Arts, Inc. is in a process of corporate re-organization, reviewing our mission statement and recruiting new board members. more »

  riggnn wrote:

The proprietor of this business, Terry Smith, considers himself a minister yet has no record of attending any divinity school. His church (I call it a cult) The Open Door Christian Fellowship compels its members to shun family and friends who do not worship... more »

  mbustamonte wrote:

The YFL (Youth Financial Literacy Foundation) is an excellent organization committed to delivering to the youth in this country core fundamental financial training that is currently lacking and threats to undermine the financial future of the next generation. more »

  HigherEducationProfessional wrote:

Collegiate Empowerment is not what I would consider a true nonprofit and its services are dismal. The organization charges $2,500 at a 2-hour minimum for speaking at a college/high school; it's revenue is provided by people (like a nonprofit) but only... more »

  Writer wrote:

I met David Peters 3 years ago and his character and perseverance of telling these people's incredible stories of unconditional love is amazing! I can't wait to see the film,"From Heartbreak to Heaven" and also his book of public collections of love stories... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys do a good job of getting the most credible versions of news stories identified, and are building impressive new forms of truth squad work. more »

  tigger wrote:

Rudy writes very inspiring books. Offers powerful insights of many years of teaching . He draws from his years of personal experience and daily journey of faith with the Lord. more »

  Dominick wrote:

This is a great site for teachers involved with human development, sexuality. It also provided week-to-week fetal development for expectant parents to track their baby's growth. It's free! 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 »

  stoid60 wrote:

American Prospect is the best political magazine I read. Its stories are very well researched, it seems to have excellent young journalists, and the brief takes offer a good and sometimes amusing summary of recent events. I particularly like the extended... more »

  robyndarlene wrote:

As a supporter and consultant with Great Towns, I continue my support to this organization because of the inspired and dedicated vision of the leadership as well as the unique and multi-faceted programming. Keeping the stories alive in our communities... more »

  TerryBelanger wrote:

I cannot be called an unprejudiced commentator about the Book Arts Press and Rare Book School, since I founded these organizations at Columbia University's School of Library Service in 1972 and 1983, and moved them to the University of Virginia in 1992.... more »

  Varzakakos wrote:

I have attended and participated in several events hosted by the Greek America Foundation. Each time, I found myself inspired and motivated to get more involved with this organization. The vast range and amount of work that this small organization does... more »

  phil4508 wrote:

This is another "para church" organization....started by one person...as such they spend a lot of time promoting their organization...if they don't convince that they are filling a "need" they are out of business...Also, have been to their "training"... more »

  amykincaid wrote:

Nearly every time you walk into the studio or exhibit spaces, you discover artists engaged in making art, inventing new approaches, or teaching others. This place is about collaboration among artists, youth, and community - specializing in printmaking,... more »

  Loverofabundantlife wrote:

This organization is a world-wide outreach for solid biblical teaching. A highlight of their current work is expanding their reach from excellent printed material into making their material available online. I have done a number of the courses and... more »

  Anon. Donor wrote:

Believers Bookshelf distributes and publishes a treasure trove of Christian literature both old and new. It's great to know such timeless truth is being preserved. BB publishes out-of-print works by C.H. MacIntosh, J.N. Darby, William Kelly, Hamilton... more »

  rugger wrote:

This "Non-Profit" has continued to operated as one even after the IRS revoked its status. Organizations web site stated it was a 501c3 as of 1/12/13. Organization also claims to sponsor a holiday event which they claim to be under Americana's 501c3 tax... more »

  MMWest wrote:

Any time VOX does a program around Oxford, I go to it…Last year the line-up was amazing with not only local talent, but National names such as Barry Hannah, Neil White, Jack Pendarivis, etc, but the one I enjoyed especially, a night at the Power House... more »

  Richard_S wrote:

The Trumpet of Truth Homeless and Substance Abuse Center is a 501c3 organization in Slidell, LA. It is a homeless shelter and Substance Abuse recovery center for men. It was started 16 years ago and was donated two used trailers which were used to house... more »

  Hank wrote:

I'm very impressed with the low cost overhead in the US and the very high return on the dollar of New Hope International, by partnering with churches and educational institutions throughout Eastern Europe and employing national staff and large numbers... more »

  Wawokiya wrote:

I’ve had the pleasure of being involved with the Lakota Language Consortium for eight years and can confidently say that this organization does an outstanding job of fulfilling its mission of supporting and promoting the Lakota language. The LLC has... more »

  brewsterkahle wrote:

I am biased-- I work with this non-profit library, but am a big fan and supporter. Please visit the HQ in San Francisco, and especially tours on friday afternoons at 1pm (covid willing). more »

  kath1 wrote:

Our family loves everything the Rabbit Room does, especially the books they publish! more »

  aalbc wrote:

I'm a longtime supporter of this important organization. Literacy is a key to freedom and the Literary freedom Project has been handing those keys out for a long time. They deserve more of our support. more »

  brlreader wrote:

I have been a volunteer and an intern for the past 3 years and have loved the experience. They kept me busy and all the staff are extremely friendly. I got to work in just about all departments except for a few that require more in-depth training. ... more »

  ThatGuy wrote:

I love their posts! Hopefully they can continue to post on a regular basis. more »

  makokhapastor wrote:

Thanks for the work of non profit charity.Im from kenya east africa and interested to know more about the foundation. i see it can realy be of a great help to my foundation which i have organised in kenya.it is called copa shelters{child old poor abused... more »

  lm2 wrote:

Community Press was incorporated on June 07, 2004 at the Puerto Rico’s Department of State in San Juan, Puerto Rico, USA. It's mission is to help Puerto Rico’s disadvantaged and marginalized communities to create and develop Mass Media -such... more »

  KT77 wrote:

Hello, I am writing to inform ratings organization Great Nonprofits of repeated misuse of funds and unethical behavior by a mid-sized 501c3 nonprofit, Project Veritas:Subject:Project VeritasEIN 27-28948561214 W Boston Post Rd Mamaroneck,... more »

  majoranne wrote:

Jane's writing circles have encouraged and improved my writing, so my disjointed diary is now the start of a memoir manuscript, ready to be sent to agents. more »

To promote the education of the human mind torwards recognition and practice of the spiritual principles and values upon which... more »

A non-partisan source of global policy analysis and thought leadership that focuses on complex challenges that demand cooperative... more »

The organization is organized exclusively for charitable and educational purposes; more specifically, for the purposes of exercising... more »

Be a light for schools, teachers and students in Kenya on their journey of education. more »

Developing innovative learning models more »

To support, encourage and nurture writers. more »

Strange Horizons seeks to bring literary-quality speculative fiction (science fiction, fantasy, magical realism, slipstream, etc)... more »

The mission of off our backs is to provide news and information about women's lives and feminist activism; to educate the public... more »

Poetry and song more »

To produce investigative journalism, as well-informed citizens make better decisions. more »

Promote women of exploration and education. more »

Fund raising for the needy more »

Elevating diverse voices through media. more »

Peservation of historical items more »

Starcherone Books exists to stimulate public interest in innovative fiction and nurture an understanding of the art of fiction... more »

To publish books to advance the education of the public with respect to buddhist religion, philisophy, and practice. more »

Kairos Ministries distributes quality literature and other materials which forge, and strengthen Christian values, stimulate spiritual... more »

Promote dance as an art form more »

The mission of the philalethes society is to educate its membership body, the masons, by acting as a clearing-house of information.... more »

The iprc's mission is to facilitate creative expression, identity and community by providing individual access to tools and resources... more »

Publish and distribute the results of faculty studies and research. more »

Publication of free monthly newspaper more »

Our mission is to treasure and preserve our regional appalachian heritage and traditional music through the arts more »

Cape champions diversity by educating, connecting, and empowering asian american and pacific islander artists and leaders in entertainment... more »

Newspapers for Knowledge, Inc. started in 1992 as the Newspapers in Education program which has grown tremendously out of the... more »

Sustainable journalism and a well-informed public more »

Whit press is a publishing organization dedicated to the transformational power of the written word, promoting the literary arts... more »

The organization's primary purposes are to promote and foster public appreciation of and participation in the literary and visual... more »

The organization was formed solely for the purpose of publishing the grand street literary magazine (the "magazine"). The magazine... more »

We promote artistic expression that cuts across borders, that engages different languages, that seeks a different context. We... more »

Eternal Life was formed in 1991 to educate Catholics in the full teachings of the Roman Catholic Church. Polls and surveys in... more »

A group dedicated to providing an informational and educational network that promotes the positive aspects of blue island. Through... more »

Talking writing inc. Supports writers and the literary community, primarily through the publication of talking writing online... more »

Production of literary magazine. more »

To produce quality public, educational and governmental ("peg") access programming and to also provide free television production... more »

To provide group homes for adult handicapped individuals. more »

Graywolf press is a leading independent publisher committed to the discovery and energetic publication of twenty-first century... more »

To publish a literary journal focused on memoir and thereby bringing the public's attention to writers, poets, and artists and... more »

South dakota news watch reports untold stories that help south dakotans be informed and engaged citizens. South dakota news watch... more »

To eliminate Alzheimer's disease while optimizing quality of life for individuals and their families through education, family... more »

To provide musicians and singers with the opportunity to record and distribute their work in a world class facility with top professional... more »