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  connie5 wrote:

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. That is the mission of AAUW. My branch happens to encourage girls in science and other STEM fields. The advocacy piece is accomplished by working on legislation... more »

  hashaikh wrote:

Basmah is a truly amazing organization. They have boots on the ground in the Rohingya Refugee camps and are active each and everyday in making a positive change for the Rohingya Refugees. I would urge everyone to check out their website at www.basmah.org... more »

  clkmc wrote:

Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) provides a great service to Bucks County by supporting non-profits by enabling them to continue to offer meaningful and essential programs to improve the lives of residents in the County. Their Summer Youth Corp... more »

  david-ridenour wrote:

One of the worst charity evaluators that exists anywhere, bar none. It's methodology favors organizations receiving large, government and corporate grants to the detriment of independent non-profits receiving small gifts from a large number of donors... more »

  Matilde T. wrote:

I have been a donor for the Lisa Beth Gerstman Foundation since the beginning of the foundation. It's a pleasure for me to donate year after year and knowing that I'm helping children with physical disabilities go to camp each summer. These kids would... more »

  theresakuda wrote:

This non-profit gets 4 stars from me hands down. Since 1989 they have honored over 5000 veterans and troops. They have over 36 different awards and several medals to honor our nations veterans and troops. They never charge any vet or active duty member... more »

  transferdan wrote:

BHI is the only "design & build" organization we trust to do first-class and cost-effective work in Haiti. They have a lot of in-house expertise and a service mindset. Despite challenging working conditions in Haiti for the last several years, we completed... more »

  Betty36 wrote:

I first approached Chaparral House about volunteering in their garden after they put out a request for help. During my interview I shared that what I really preferred to do was lead a chair-based yoga program. After I described my qualifications and experience,... more »

  PetersonC wrote:

The value that the JEKL Foundation Inc. and Dr. Toi Massey has instilled in my children is immeasurable. This has given my children a true interest in the STEM and other fields such as social justice. My children not only want to pursue these fields but... more »

  kblack31 wrote:

The Hope Center truly is one of a kind. From the second you enter the building, you can feel the joy and peace of God permeate throughout every corner. It is a collaborative environment unlike any other. Ministries from all over the world gather at The... more »

  Anne L.2 wrote:

The one-on-one approach to solving a woman’s life problems with a hand up (not a hand out) by Spirit in Action brings economic help to her, her family and her community. You can see the pride in their faces as they talk about the opportunity for hard... more »

  Myreview wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing organization! As someone whose family has been affected by cancer, being a part of Kits to Heart has meant a lot to me. Kits To Heart never fails in its mission to provide support and quality materials for cancer patients.... more »

  Da'Una H. wrote:

An excellent organization that loves to give back to the community. I have had the pleasure of volunteering for IdaMae Family Foundation and everything was well organized. I love the things this organization does to give back! more »

  AccountingGuru wrote:

This organization is run with no transparency or accountability. I believe the IRS should launch an investigation into their business practice to avoid defrauding stakeholders. more »

  Kevin67 wrote:

The City of Oaks Foundation is a local, grassroots-supported organization seeking to make Raleigh a better place. The Foundation's people do a great job of connecting Raleighites to the Foundation's mission. While the City of Oaks Foundation is young,... more »

  dixie wrote:

I am proud to help out with DFI because I have seen the medical research successfully meet with milestones over the past 20 years. I am excited to hear about a new study with affected family members that once again delivers hope for family member treatment... more »

  SoulasWay.org wrote:

The more I learned about The Michelson Found Animals Foundation, the more I love them and all the goodness they are doing!! Their backstory is fascinating! Founded after the devastation of hurricane Katrina, they created a movement for microchipping pets... more »

  nibbles wrote:

Eagles Nest Camp is a wonderful foundation that works to help children discover who they are and feel comfortable in their own skin. The friendly environment at Eagles Nest makes it easy for children to learn, grow, and to truly be themselves. As a former... more »

  Minnie S.1 wrote:

The Banyan is one of the most impressive non-profits I have ever known. Its stellar mission and totally dedicated staff can't be topped. I follow Banyan stories weekly on a private blog run by one of its medical practitioners and thus get regular glimpses... more »

  Miranda H.1 wrote:

As a Board member of Matt’s Place, I get to see first hand how impactful our contributions are to our community. From the daily supportive conversations to families in need of a listening ear, to large fruitful fundraisers showing awareness of our goals... more »

  schustercw wrote:

THIS IS A COMPLAINT ABOUT THIS ORGANIZATION I am an insurance agent. Our agency provided Youth Lifeline with a special event insurance policy for a function that they sponsored in the US Virgin Islands over Super Bowl 2011 weekend. We provided our... more »

  crew.soar wrote:

Donated $700 yet my credit card was charged for $1400 (I didn't make two separate donations)Will be disputing this/cancelling the charge ASAP. more »

  tigger wrote:

The farm is very organized and clean. The children have scheduled activities. The animals are well kept and healthly. more »

  myers20032002 wrote:

I was there in March and the director as well as one other staff member helped do an evening tour of thr whole Deere-Wiman house. Opening up areas that had never been open and explaining how the steam heating works. It was educational, it was fun and... more »

  Jayson P. wrote:

Their passion for helping waiting children in need of permanent placement is second to none. They have outstanding award winning leadership and quality staff. There are thousands of kids who have a better life thanks to TRAC! more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

CAST has such an important mission of providing free swimming lessons and classes for very young kids to make sure they don't drown!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CAST our partner!! CLOZTALK team >>... more »

  Nikist.3 wrote:

This foundation is not a charity and does little to no charitable work. is a tax free business for the profit of the trustees. Does not follow the wishes of the donor either who wanted works donated and monies donated to children's arts programs. Their... more »

  joeinla wrote:

Had a horrible experience with this place. They invited me for a chat about opportunities then during a polite conversation about the topic I was randomly cut me off mid-sentence and they called it a day. Never heard from them again. Bizarre and rude.... more »

  melindany wrote:

This grassroots group is 100% dedicated to the cause of peace. In addition to displaying non-violent productive actions for peace, they support related groups by working directly alongside them. Their efforts are 'in the trenches', 'getting their hands... more »

  chilpost wrote:

Do Not Waste The 6 hours of your Life @OWL.They give battery of psych testing and IQ just like my psych major at Transylvania. They never help you . They never will. BEWARE of this Scam of a Charity. The few people there are claiming a paycheck... more »

  Karen2019 wrote:

Volunteer and attended a workshop on Path to College & Career Readiness! Easy to follow and understand. more »

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Collier services foundation awards grants and allocates funds to various preselected non-profit organizations. These organizations... more »

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