Find Protection Against Abuse Nonprofits and Charities

  Sandy32 wrote:

InMotion is helping my mom to have justice and I could do anything that is my power to serve or voulnteer this Great Organization, they stand up for an abuse women rights, I am very thankful to them. more »

  mominnyc wrote:

This is a wonderful charity. They are so helpful!! They answered all of my emails in order to help me. These people really care. It is not often that you reach out for help and get personal help from people who care. more »

  Mermaids1024 wrote:

This is a wonderful program to help empower kids and keep them safe. My kids really enjoyed the class and it was done in a non scary way. I would highly recommend this class to kids and teens of all ages! more »

  Sibelia wrote:

Counselor who I saw was fine, the unlicensed one who saw my teen son was a loose cannon, did not get consultation from supervisor before he acted impulsively to break confidentiality. Created lots of difficulty for my family. Supervisor met with me... more »

  KatieLNA wrote:

Before I found BTS I felt a lone. I was in denial that I was ever in an abusive relationship. The daily posts helped me feel like I wasn't alone. Then I was able to travel from NH to California to attend the retreat. The retreat CHANGED my life. I found... more »

  Ron Baradel wrote:

This is one terrific organization. It does fantastic work with a segment of society (abused and neglected children) that are truly victims and need help from dedicated people with great hearts who know what they are doing. That describes Anne Arundel... more »

  Sherry J. wrote:

Being a Board member of this prestigious Organization has been so rewarding. This Organization genuinely cares about the welfare of the people in our community as well as across the nation. ..especially our youth. I encourage anyone who is anyone... more »

  jsanchez7 wrote:

Had the opportunity to volunteer with CASA and I was able to learn and meet wonderful people. Not only was I able to make a difference in the lives of two children but I was also able to learn a lot from them. The CASA program is wonderful and very supportive... more »

  miss-t wrote:

I was incarcerated and the director of Safe Places came to the jail each week to teach classes on trauma. My life had a lot of trauma from the time I was a child. I learned so much about how to respect myself and forgive myself in those classes. When... more »

  Aubrey wrote:

One of the most rewarding experiences I have ever had was working as a court appointed special advocate. It was an opportunity to interact with a child who was going through some very difficult family situations and make sure that his best interests... more »

  lexy0822 wrote:

Pure advocacy- the CASAs are For the Child! What a great organization that changes lives! more »

  mobileUser544654 wrote:

Doing well serving hurting families and their loved ones with equine assisted learning and building community. Could improve raising more mentor leaders and fundraising. Horses are expensive and we would like a herd manager on staff more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Organization! They have a coffee house, thrift stores, a book store and large meeting rooms - all supporting the empowerment of women and providing a safe place for them and their children. They do a great job over there! more »

  amyrosa wrote:

Casa is an amazing organization that really helps the most vulnerable children in our community. I was a teacher for23 years and had needy children in my classroom so I decided to volunteer on a individual basis with one child when I retired. Not only... more »

  Kimberly406 wrote:

This organization effectively cares for the most vulnerable in our community. My family gives to this organization in lieu of gifts to each other. These children come to the shelter with nothing and they provide everything including love, support and... more »

  mariaperezrn wrote:

Global Innovation Foundation is an inspiring and creative organization dedicated to making an impact in the community. They have stayed in the frontlines educating the communities on current topics that impact everyone especially the most vulnerable.... more »

  Darren P. wrote:

We have seen so many cases in recent times of children being severely abused and in some cases even being killed. A group of Veterans decided to make a make a difference. The goal of MVACA is to make people aware of what is going on in their local... more »

  Daywalkerpoet23 wrote:

GLBT Advocacy & Youth Services is a one-of-a-kind organization in the Tennessee Valley area. I have personally been witness to the organization's growth from an idea into an effective community service agency that not only serves the gay, lesbian, bisexual,... more »

  Mary240 wrote:

Not exactly a main-stream group. Did not seem well organized here locally in New Orleans. more »

  Joseph12 wrote:

I joined CASA of Prince George's County as a volunteer, commissioned by the District Court - Family Services to be an advocate for a teenager in Foster Care. The experience has been of immense responsibility and joy to see that most of your recommendations... more »

  John Crombach wrote:

I am a board member however I am also a client that was served by NCCD. NCCD was involved in a couple of projects involving the City of Oxnard addressing issues of gang and youth violence. NCCD was instrumental in the selection and training of the street... more »

  okitta wrote:

My daughter took the basics class a number of years ago, and the change in her confidence was dramatic. The boundary setting skills she learned have proven to be invaluable any number of times. more »

  KissingTheCockroach wrote:

I was so encouraged when I heard about Guardian Group. It is beyond amazing and brave that these groups of warriors exist to tackle the insidious secret cesspool of trafficking. I myself am a survivor of trafficking and have seen the darkest side of humanity... more »

  rgephgrave wrote:

The Martinsville/Henry County SPCA is one of the crown jewels of our community. As a client and a donor, I feel that the care and protection they give to our orphaned animals is the best that animal will get anywhere in the United States. The facility... more »

  dillenmeyer wrote:

Hello my name is Dillen Meyer and i am currently serving a term as Social Media Manager. I took on this role a few months ago and i love it! I am the only teen in Ark of Hope for Children staff. Blair is the wonderful guy of this amazing company. He serve's... more »

  reviewer7000 wrote:

This is a fine charity. As a former board member, I can attest to the fact that this SPCA's humane education programs and aggressive policies on pursuing animal cruelty are well worth one's contributions. Adoption and related ancillary programs are top-notch... more »

  Mission Kids wrote:

Mission Kids has been an important nonprofit in the community for over 10 Years! They help abused children to regain a part of their childhood that was taken from them. They also help the child's non-offending caregivers put the shattered pieces of their... more »

  christopher williams wrote:

My daughter has been learning karate at CAE for the past year and she enjoys it tremendously. She sometimes demonstrates to us at home what she has learned and I can see that she has really learned a lot. She always looks forward to attending class... more »

  tbing wrote:

CONNECT is involved in the education and prevention of gender violence. Through community education and collaboration, CONNECT's Supervising Attorney and advocates advise victims/survivors of domestic violence. For several years CONNECT has participated... more »

  Anon wrote:

Tu puedes ensenar a alguien a volar pero ellas no van a volar tu vuelo. Tu le puedes decir a alguien como vivir pero ellas no van a vivir tu vida. Pero en cada vuelo y en cada vida tu huella va a ser lo suficientemente profunda para hacer la diferencia.... more »

  spirithorse wrote:

A success story: Nadia is a beautiful 3 ½ year old girl who was born in Russia. Born without arms and with her right leg two inches shorter than her left. She was adopted by an American couple who had that special love that is so important in adopting... more »

  str4wb3rri3s wrote:

This organization exploits its employees, provides very few services very inefficiently and is, in and of itself fairly, abusive and disrespectful. I highly do NOT recommend Rape Trauma Services. more »

  melmat123 wrote:

Through my work with children, I am able to see firsthand the wonderful things that this organization does! We are truly saving lives and changing lives. I can’t think of an organization that I would rather share my time, talent and resources with.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Clear Charity provides much needed but un-glamorous & often ignored necessity, DIAPERS. more »

  Danholohan wrote:

I moved to Bethesda, MD a year ago to be close to three of my daughters after my wife of 50 years died suddenly. Right after moving in, Amazon invited me into their Vine program. Vine is a group of product reviewers. We have access to thousands of products... more »

  AlishaB wrote:

The Loula Foundation is a vital organization promoting recovery within family units, addressing a critical need in the community. By taking a holistic approach, they provide essential support to women, families, and children, fostering healing and resilience.... more »

  Helper wrote:

I have volunteered twice in Guatemala with the God's Child Project and say first-hand that this organization is saving hundreds of children from abject poverty by providing them with first and foremost an education, but also with safe housing, food and... more »

  camig78 wrote:

This is great organization that helps battered women & children. Check out the website www.rhemawings.com more »

  shortyb9 wrote:

I have been going to Purple light for about 3 years. They have helped my way of living. I had a transplant almost 8 years ago. Valerie has helped with the pain from the fluid that builds up. Valerie does wonders for so many people that have gone through... more »

  JTaylor wrote:

I became involved in CASA through a friend who introduced me to the organization through its Light of Hope event in 2003. I became a board member in 2006, and have been honored and privileged to serve in several capacities ever since. I truly believe... more »

  VeronicaFinlay wrote:

As the Development Director of this nonprofit, I am often out in the community promoting the agency. Quite often a survivor will come up to me and express their gratitude because they went to Safe+Sound Somerset for help. Some have even told me that... more »

  gholcomb924 wrote:

I first learned about Choose Courage when a friend was a model. It was so powerful to see her pictures. I knew that I eventually wanted to be in a place that I could take part. A couple of years ago I got my chance. It changed me. I met with Rhonda... more »

  anita-rae wrote:

This woman embodies Love and Compassion in a way that reaches the Forgotten. I have witnessed this organization do things for people that has left a lasting footprint on one's heart. I too suffered sexual, mental and physical abuse as a child. This Woman... more »

  RemiDherb wrote:

This organization, in which I volunteered during 2 months, helps teenage girls or young women (and their babies) reintegrate into society after sexual trauma. They have a farm and implement permaculture to produce more sustainably. Thanks to the farm... more »

  Steph T. wrote:

I have known and Ramona D Miller and A Voice In The Wilderness Empowerment Center for many years. I love the work they do with love integrity, truth. People are in need and they go beyond to touch many lives. I thank God for Ramona and her work in my... more »

  LRock wrote:

Having been involved with LVF for less than a year, I am amazed at how far the arms of this organization reaches to help so many people. We live in a small community with, unfortunately, a large need for the services provided by LVF. The staff is extremely... more »

  KaraLarson wrote:

I became a board member of SAFEHOME in January 2014. Since coming onto the board, I am very impressed with the professionalism of all of the board members as well as the very high level of fiscal oversight exercised by the board. I have had the opportunity... more »

  JenBoswell wrote:

CASA of Collin County is a WONDERFUL place to volunteer if you want to truly affect the life of a child. Advocating for children I've worked with is a special privilege, and being there for each little person as they go through hard, scary, confusing... more »

  ppine wrote:

I know the story of Stop the Silence very well as its founder, and I can tell you that those working with this organization have worked their hearts out providing wonderfully creative and impactful programming that has literally touched the world. From... more »

  tsmirx wrote:

I am currently working as a fellow at Polaris Project and it has been a wonderful experience, in terms of my academic, professional and personal interests. The fellowship lasts for about 5 months and gives students and graduates the chance to work and... more »

  Bianca M.3 wrote:

BSCC is a very special organization. It has been the primary emergency response service provider for victims of human trafficking in San Diego for over two decades. BSCC has served hundreds of clients, provided training and education to thousands of... more »

  jmorel2327 wrote:

This organization provides a great service in our community, and is working to grow its reach every year!! more »

  rchill wrote:

I have seen Hope After Polygamy help so many individuals get closer to their goals through their scholarship program. They stay engaged with events or share great resources to their community. They genuinely care about all of their scholar applicants... more »

  klboz12 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since its inception in 1986. I have over 41 years of work in the non-profit sector and this organization is one of the best I have ever experienced. Their priority is the people they serve; their service model... more »

  Irenefroggy wrote:

Doris is a dear friend to me for more than 18 years. She is hard working & very caring. She always puts everyone's needs before her own. She has always been there for me & my family. more »

  kusarigama wrote:

Parent Aid truly is a mission-driven organization. All of their programs serve their mission and I'm always impressed with the passion and dedication of the staff who work so hard to strengthen families and prevent child abuse as well as the board members... more »

  harlieNelson wrote:

Sometimes we don’t always realize what is happening tell it’s to late. Here is my story and I hope it can help other people before it’s too late. I was living in another state as I match with this guy on Facebook dating. Everything was going... more »

  kweaver38 wrote:

They truly are the voice of the child in the court system and the only 'constant' for many children. Their involvement with the children they represent is more than any other agency or caseworker can provide. They make recommendations to the judges... more »

  cjmoye wrote:

As a Guardian Ad Litem in Greenville and a volunteer with this organization, I have been able to witness the hard work and resources that they have been able to accomplish. more »

  bkadloj wrote:

James House and its staff are always helpful. Excellent service in our community! more »

  jojobird wrote:

Run 2 Rescue is a great organization!! They get to the core issues that may have contributed to a trafficking victims exploitation. They are direct yet gentle. Teamwork and faith are crucial to leading girls out of 'the life' and into a thriving future.... more »

  Melinda B. wrote:

When I met the co-founder of One Circle, whom I now call Dr. K, I was awed with her experience and knowledge in the field of child behavior. (Where was she when my children were young and Dr. Spock was the only expert parenting resource we had?) We have... more »

  elia wrote:

Hello, My name is Elmira. I want to tell how thankfull i am for the help from this great organization! I've been blessed to meet Ana Corson - former staff of Pisgal Legal Services and i received so much help and compassion. This great organization helped... more »

  Janaina F. wrote:

I have worked at this center a little over a year. I have to say that it has given me great experience with providing community based mental health services at a non-profit clinic. Also, extensive opportunity to develop skills in applying trauma-focused... more »

  aessner1 wrote:

Deirdre's House provides more services for the dollar than any other non-profit organization to which I contribute or on whose board I have served. Maria Savettiere, Deirdre's House Executive Director, seems to have thrown the word "No" out of her vocabulary:... more »

  carol17 wrote:

After the death of my father I struggled with a way to use this difficult time to help others. I became a volunteer for Ozaukee Family Services and a facilitator for the nationally renowned Rainbows program, a support and counseling group for children... more »

  Lucretia S. wrote:

This program provides children that are in the foster care system with the opportunity to have a responsible adult in their lives who offers consistency, guidance, and cares about their overall wellbeing. more »

  pazamor wrote:

Ruby's Place is a hidden jem within the non- profit shelters in Hayward, CA. The shelter is comfortable enough to call home, staff is supportive and diverse, and they have services for the children as well. They are one of few shelters that serve a diverse... more »

  Deana Mis'Dee W. wrote:

There is LOVE in this place. Many times women don't have a place to go or people to count on when things in their lives are not going as planned. Tragedy happens, loss happens, and those things alone can cause other issues. What if there was a place where... 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 »

  jessa1 wrote:

Puertas Abiertas means open doors in English. It truly encompasses that translation because it is endless to the resources it can provide for victims of domestic violence. Its doors are always open to aid and empower women, children and men who need it.... more »

  aruna wrote:

Raksha is an amazing non profit in Georgia that promotes a stronger and healthier South Asian community through confidential support services, advocacy,and education. Raksha has been recognized by Anti- Defamation League for closing the book on hate,... more »

  anonymous wrote:

Great organization. They are the only group in the nation educting kids and parents on the dangers of the internet and child sexual abuse and the only group helping to identify the victims of child pornography nationwide. My experience with them was... more »

  Richard wrote:

I have heard numerous testimonials from Youth Ranch clients, and I always find them heartwarming. This is truly one fine organization! more »

  Iona R. wrote:

Since December 1999 I have had the pleasure of working in an Accredited Child Advocacy Center as a Social Worker and Forensic Interviewer; however, in 2009 I was given the honor to become a team member at the Baltimore Child Abuse Center (BCAC). At the... more »

  Justin58 wrote:

This foundation does amazing work, the employees and volunteers are the best Ive seen in this type industry.. God Bless Them... more »

  351291AIHE wrote:

I've been able to volunteer my time with staff and clients served at DTG. The time spent in community together has been invaluable. The staff has a genuine connection with the clients and truly seeks to serve to meet the needs of the girls/women served.... more »

  dsebgc wrote:

While the CASAs in Texas provide assistance to many neglected and abused children. there are several that are run by corrupt individuals in positions as Executive Directors, e.g., one who embezzled funds, one who committed credit card fraud, and one... more »

  sweetthang1013 wrote:

Great Organization, fun and i feel good after volunteering with them. Thanks 1 Step for actually caring! more »

  Lina1111 wrote:

I called New Hope in one of the darkest days in my life. I left my abusive husband and I was trying to put "scattered myself" together. No self-esteem, no self-respect. I felt absolutely devastated and empty, I lived what I call in "personal non-existence".... more »

  maryanne wrote:

Sacramento Women Take Back the Night has had consecutive rallies and marches to end violence against women annually for the last 35 years! This is the longest running Take Back the Night that we know of. I am so proud to be a part of this grassroots community... more »

  Lesleemre wrote:

Circle of Hope is an amazing organization! The advocates and other personnel work tirelessly to meet the needs of their clients. They have so many wonderful resources to help support and empower victims of domestic violence. They are a wonderful organization... more »

  DV Survivor wrote:

I was married for ten years to a man who treated me horribly. I blamed myself for the condition of our marriage and for his abusive behavior. I thought I was doing something to make him angry. When I tried to talk to him about his behavior, he would... more »

  JohnnyPanic wrote:

HIPS does it all, There is no other organization in this city that works so hard to meet the needs of people, where they are at! more »

  kristen3 wrote:

Ny name is Kristen Cuneo and I am the Teen Mentor Program Coordinator for Girls’ LEAP. I have been with Girls’ LEAP for nearly 4 years, beginning when I was a summer intern. I was a college (aged) mentor, and then came on full time with the... more »

  anderson_penny wrote:

In January of 2015, I joined Sew for Kids (SFK) after researching volunteer opportunities I could do from my rural home, FYI: SFK is one of the umbrella partners under Lakota Friends Circle (LFC). I was impressed with how LFC vetted sites for... more »

  AbusersSuck wrote:

The Salt Lake Valley Emergency Fund is there to assist crime victims with emergencies, when nothing else is. They work quickly and quitely to provide financial help to people in Salt Lake Valley who are in deseperate need. These are the stories that don't... more »

  Mallory H.1 wrote:

I love volunteering with CASA of Jefferson & Gilpin Counties! I meet with my CASA child once a week and get to feel like I am making a real difference in her life. more »

  cathyf wrote:

I started as a volunteer in this CASA Program in 2000. Being an advocate for abused and neglected children in South Central Idaho has given me a chance to give back to my community and make a difference in the lives of these children, one at a time.... more »

  pamellaolson wrote:

I have been involved with SFCASA for 16 years. I have been a child advocate, a board member and a donor. This organization serves the children in foster care who have suffered neglect and abuse. SFCASA has volunteers involved with over 250 children... more »

  michele_702 wrote:

CASA of Williamson County is a great place to be. Everyday volunteers are being asked to work very hard in the child welfare system where they are giving it all they have to speak up in the best interest of a child. This means making endless phones... more »

  sunnysugden wrote:

CASA has completed my lifetime goals and given me the oppoetunity to work with Foster children specifically. I am a retired high school counselor and when I was finishing up my degree at Cal State Fullerton , I was assigned an internship at a local home/school... more »

  Sara wrote:

I believe it would be helpful to link CASA and especially ENOTAH CASA to foster parent groups. This is a source for possible future volunteers to the CASA program AND a ggod way to engender cooperation from foster parents when working with CASA volunteers. The... more »

  Jeans wrote:

A terrific agency which started out in the 1960's as HeadStart Program now provides services for HeadStart and Early HeadStart families across the comjunities in Hawaii. It is one of the leaders in Domestic Viiolence Preventio and Intervention and runs... more »

  nanagurl wrote:

Bound for Better Organization has personality helped me with trying to find my daughter Briana Estevez who has been missing for over a year. Bound for Better stepped in with, flyers, Facebook live, podcast and so much more. Bound for Better Organization... more »

  rmkali00 wrote:

I came to know about Enough, Inc while shopping at various Wal-Mart’s. I am always happy to donate funds to nonprofits who aid in child abuse because this topic closely relates to my childhood. On numerous occasions and at various Wal-Mart locations... more »

  AndreaSeeds wrote:

Not only does the National Advocacy & Training Network (NATN) deliver training on domestic violence, sexual assault and the co-occurrence of substance use and abuse to every professional and community group seeking to educate themselves as a way to intervene... more »

  shcorwin wrote:

I was able to meet the staff at CPAF and tour the women's shelter. What makes this center special is that it's mission is to serve the special needs of the Asian Pacific Family. The staff understands the different cultures, i.e. the culture and sensibilities... more »

  Michelle Pagni wrote:

As both a donor and a prior volunteer, Promises2Kids is close to my heart. Originally founded in 1981 as the grassroots Child Abuse Prevention Foundation of San Diego, this organization continues to be the preeminent organization for preventing and treating... more »

  justicelondon2 wrote:

I rate it a 0! How can the volunteer not respond to a child going home after a visit with dad even pics were sent but will respond to the father complaining he didn't get to see his child. And volunteer ask for a emergency court hearing and gets... more »

  Shanna M. wrote:

I am writing this review to let everyone know what good work CASA does !!! I have been a volunteer for over three years and have seen and helped so many young ones. With out CASA these kids would not have a voice in court. CASA Volunteers check up on... more »

  Heather157 wrote:

The assistance I received from the MLSA and Flint Murphit was Life-changing. My husband and I owned a welding company and were doing well for ourselves and yet both came from relatively poor backgrounds. My husband passed away and I was left with... more »

  eelizabeth wrote:

I have followed this organization's inspiring work for the past 8 years. They work tirelessly to combat sexism and racism in the media. more »

  Joan22 wrote:

Soroptimist International of Clovis is a wonderful organization that continues the good work of their International club. The Clovis Club has raised over $60,000 that has gone back to the women and girls of the community through scholarship awards, certificates... more »

  Lenora R. wrote:

This non-profit is and will be a Godsend to anyone who has been a victim of sexual abuse. If you need someone to talk to or a place to heal, this is the non-profit. more »

  nonprofitgames wrote:

Jennifer Ann's Group is doing incredible work. They are using technology to reach young people and help them understand dating violence. By making video games they make sure that teens are able to learn about dating abuse on their own rather than waiting... more »

  Susan302 wrote:

Fairfax CASA has one of the most inspiring missions I have yet to see of an organization. They employ a friendly staff, and bring together a great group of volunteers that really want to make an impact in their local community. Most importantly, they... more »

  Robin - productionpartnersinc.com wrote:

A serene and compassionate surrounding for people to regain their identity, create a new path and thrive in the world. The staff and volunteers are truly miracle workers and the people that pass through their doors are very thankful that a Shelter of... more »

  dakotaspappa wrote:

Childwatch funded my lodgeing during a long term still ongoing international parental abduction they are still actively helping and funding my annual visits to spain ( i am remarried and have a very small income) without the invaluable service my daughter... more »

  Donor9 wrote:

This CEO burns her bridges. I do not recommend. After hearing how she treats her volunteer staff, and failing to implement promised programs, I will not further support this organization. more »

  mmartingardner37 wrote:

staff members are in here spraying my food w chemicals in here playing the mindful app game and they activate w that activation smell they poisoned soaps and tissue Annie sharonda and more more »

  Michael G.5 wrote:

Great resource with the community during outreach and doing the difficult work to battle human trafficking more »

  NeighborShare wrote:

Echo Training is a nonprofit partner of NeighborShare, Inc. We partner with effective, trustworthy organizations on the ground working with families and individuals, like Echo Training. They identify one-time urgent needs that would otherwise go unmet... more »

  lois123 wrote:

run, don't walk to the nearest "real" charity, this one has not filed tax on income for the past 10 years, falsified tax forms, no records of donations, no records of cash donations, no records of sales of donated items, the CEO Lois, uses funds to help... more »

  linda40 wrote:

This rescue is top notch and do a great job in rehabbing the horses they take in. When the horses are ready, they are placed in qualified homes under contract to assure their safety. more »

  Judy wrote:

I have been a member of Soroptimist International of the Americas in the Soroptimist of Atlanta GA club since 1992. The Atlanta club has now served to help women and girls in the greater Atlanta area since 1946. Membership is this business and professional... more »

  Tina23 wrote:

I have volunteered for CASA in a variety of ways from answering the phones to conducting classes. They strive to help parents build skills to help foster healthy productive children through many programs. There children first procedure is a much needed... more »

  CASA Omaha wrote:

This summer I was on an Intern team that got to work with CASA on a campaign that will run throughout Omaha. CASA is a great organization to work with. I was not sure what they did until we took on the project, but now after meeting the people and hearing... more »

  Jeannea124 wrote:

We are a local grassroots program dedicated to providing support and education to child victims of sexual abuse. We are now 25 years old, and have served hundreds of victims over the years. There is n-e-v-e-r a charge for services ... And somehow we... more »

  aguerra1980 wrote:

CASA of Tulare County is a Nonprofit organization that advocates for te abused and neglected children of the area. They train volunteers from the community to work with children in the juvenile dependency system, and advocate for their best interests.... more »

  cindyB777 wrote:

This place should not be allowed to stay open. From the board, to the director, to the staff they are abusive and abuse their power covering up for each other. They judge and are supposed to be christian. They are rude, arrogant and even with proof will... more »

  KimberlyBarahona wrote:

CASA, Child Advocates of Montgomery County Inc, provides an amazing service to the county. They provide an advocate for every single child who is under CPS services. The advocates get to know the children and help them through the most difficult time... more »

  helpkids2011 wrote:

As a CASA volunteer I was able to be a powerful voice in the life of a child who had been negelcted by her parents. Through visits and contact with the child, I got to know her and what she liked and became one of the only positive female role models... more »

  lepking wrote:

I have worked with CEO, Donna Bartos, for many years and have applauded her dedication to ending teen trauma in many areas. But it wasn't until my granddaughter disclosed to me that she had been a victim of sexual assault by her mother's boyfriend and... more »

  CASAKIDS wrote:

Winnebago County CASA.has made a difference in children’s lives for 30 years. Training community volunteers to support, advocate and be the voice for children who have experienced abuse and neglect as they move through the court system is a true calling.... more »

  TammyA wrote:

I was the manager of the thrift store for this non-profit for 2 years and 2 months. Although I do believe in Soroptimist International, I don't believe the abuse of power this particular branch of the Soroptimist is running. There is a lot of neglectfullness... more »

  LIGHT4LIFE wrote:

CASA Volunteers: The voice that speaks out in the wilderness through the court system for the best interest of the child within their being, they withhold the keys to unlocking the impending problems that the children are waiting for them to solve,... more »

  Darryl E. wrote:

Family Assistance Program provides great services to families in need. With an emphasis on creating a safe and stable home, they are making a tremendous impact on our community. more »

  ssingh11 wrote:

I have been a volunteer in this organization for the last 10 years and we have helped many victims of domestic violence with minimum financial resources or funding. This org has been functioning mainly with volunteer help and only had a full time staff... more »

  BUT22 wrote:

My reason for scoring this Organization are for these reason: 1. Lack of prompt returns calls or no return calls when needed. 2. Answering machine is often used. 3. Money was shown to be the major factor for the organization... more »

  Bugs74 wrote:

What a fantastic organization! Sally and her friends have a lifelong vision to help battered women get away from their abusers! The hardest part is the first night... where do you go, where do you stay, where do you get money, will he find you? Future... more »

  Writer wrote:

I experienced this program about when it first started. They came to my home interviewed me during my divorce case. Judge Wolf was presiding many years ago. I gave them my complete story as a combat veteran, with the Purple Heart, Combat Action Ribbon,... more »

  AvonCOGirl wrote:

Every community deserves to have an organization that supports victims of domestic violence like the Bright Future Foundation. With a victim's hotline available in English or Spanish, crisis intervention services, and a buddy mentoring program this organization... more »

  intellmkt wrote:

A great organization that effectively uses it's limited resources for a very socially worthy cause, maintaining a volunteer organization for Court Appointed Special Advocates that speak "for the child" in court in cases involving their displacement from... more »

  PetsitterG wrote:

This agency is great. They are court appointed by the Judge in the court system to cases of children that have been removed from their homes by SRS b/c their parents were neglectful or abusive to them. These highly trained volunteers are then appointed... more »

  rintwin wrote:

My twin sister, Debbi Fallet, passed away in 2013 unexpectedly. She has been a victim of domestic violence for too many years and also a drug addict. She got clean and sober the last 16 years of her life and in those years she spoke of Soroptomist often.... more »

  Ellen30 wrote:

Court Appointed Special Advocates of Orange County is part of a large network that helps children in foster care. Volunteers like me spend time with a child or youth who is overseen by the Juvenile Court System. The Special Advocates are able to know... more »

  PSC9586 wrote:

This organization has a website called standardofliberty.org which is filled with offensive homophobic statements. I do not understand how it can qualify as a charity. more »

  LindaJ wrote:

This program provides service to a community with a population of 160,000. It has a complete scope of domestic violence services. Provided in a holistic approach to healing. This is the only dv services in our area. more »

  Barak wrote:

There are many groups working for equality, all doing great work. What's special about AFER though is that they are uniquely focussed on Prop 8, meaning that they are fully and totally committed to winning it's overturn. When groups work on too many issues... more »

  RockOn1 wrote:

I was looking for a nonprofit in Minnesota that combats and/or brings awareness of this very important issue and found this. I once knew a special wonderful person who was sex trafficked so I am doing this in her memory. Even if she wasn't a nice person... more »

  Brandonburgos333 wrote:

I am a African American woman who has birthed 3 children .I have experienced rejection as a female. Black woman and mother. Men thinking they can take women children and laugh in their face. I have had men think they can abuse my family to call me a black... more »

  Spiderwomanlegs87 wrote:

I am ADHD/BIPOLAR DEPRESSION DISORDER and looking for financial assistance with help in pertaining to my medical bills and mediation services. Social Security Disability denied me. Please if I could receive some financial assistance,please contact... more »

  smaloney wrote:

As a Guardian ad Litem in Miami-Dade County for the past 17 years, I can truly appreciate all that Voices For Children Foundation has done for the abused, abandoned and neglected children in our community. As a reputable charity for over 25 years, Voices... more »

  jackiehuyck wrote:

I've been a member for 11 years and counting and love working with this great group of women who are giving back to their community by helping disadvantaged women and girls who are trying to improve their lives. more »

  mariadelcarmen wrote:

Hello. I am donating today late by many years. I ended up at the center after fleeing my blind date. I gave that night's STYX tickets to some of the ladies there. The center gave me $11 to get on a bus and back home to Casa Grande in the middle of... more »

  jillyjill779 wrote:

This group doesn't serve Prescott or Prescott Valley communities as they claimed, they do serve Chino Valley tho. more »

  patriotel wrote:

This shelter is great at getting animals adopted out and they are always grateful for anything when you drop it off at the shelter. The greatest thing about this shelter is that they are a no-kill shelter and will keep and animal until it is adopted out.... more »

  Grandma10 wrote:

My grandson was abused and CASA in Sullivan county didn't protect him and neither did his law guardian. They all believed his mother who has been a liar ever since she was a little girl...so my grandson suffered till he turned 17 and came to us. We went... more »

  pthosdeane wrote:

This organization donates time and money to local and international charities that improve the lives of women and children and gives scholarships to deserving young women. Money is donated through a grant process; every year all money raised the previous... more »

  paintnthrift wrote:

Family Advocates offers the unique full-spectrum support for at-risk families as they not only support families with training and support to learn more about parenting, but they offer support to children who find themselves in foster care and need someone... more »

  Irishuga wrote:

This organization has a great mission and staff that strive daily to meet it. One thing they do is to train numerous volunteers to advocate for children in the foster system. I had the chance to serve on their board and know they are positively impacting... more »

  Diane Winward C. wrote:

SI Corvallis is a terrific group of women working for women and girls. We raise over $35,000 a year at our annual fundraiser and offer scholarships, volunteerism awards and community based awards to other non profit organizations. more »

  casagal wrote:

What could be more worthwhile than advocating for an abused and neglected child? The reason Richland COunty CASA excels is due to an amazing staff led by a dynamic, creative, think-out-of-the-box director, Paige Greene. I love this organization and proud... more »

  SICoronado wrote:

As the President of Soroptimists International, Coronado, CA I'm proud of the professional women who dedicate their time and resources to improving the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world. Our members are entrepreneurs;... more »

  Janice J.2 wrote:

I have been a member of Soroptimist International of the Chino Valley, Inc. for four years. After I retired and helped with my grandchildren I realized that I had more to give. My time, my life experience and more. I joined this wonderful group of... more »

  darci.minnella wrote:

As a recent retiree, I wanted to get involved with a worthwhile charity. Due to my love of young children and knowing there are so many children with support needs, I found CASA of Middlesex County a worthwhile charity to donate my time to. From the beginning,... more »

  AldoRomero1 wrote:

My name is Aldo Romero and I am the Program Manager for Time of Change. This program offers 13 different curriculums and works in Yolo and Sacramento County to help survivors of Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault heal from trauma and have resources... more »

  KimBurkhardt wrote:

Freedom Project provides a much needed service: nonviolent communication courses in local jails and prisons. In addition, they actively participate in - and support - local networking among Seattle-area "prison nonprofits," thereby strengthening the... more »

  dlstrole wrote:

I actually applied to volunteer with this organization. I filled out all the paperwork, discussed when I could come in, and a background check was completed. I believe the person I spoke with in the office was Twila. She later called and asked if... more »

  brandiesh wrote:

I volnteer with this AMAZING charity. I have known Debbie Butler, The president of our Board of Directors for many years and I am proud of the work she has done for the families and children in our community. She is a woman on a mission and I am glad... more »

  tuscany wrote:

I have enjoyed being a part of soroptimist international of the verdugos. It includes the areas of La-Cananda Flintridge into Montrose and through Burbank. We help a local woman currently going through breast cancer by giving her a grant that she can... more »

  smokey28 wrote:

Baker County CASA shouldn't be in business. They like to give children back to the Mom who has a child molester living with her. All of her children have been sexually molested and yet the Judge and CASA work together to make sure that the children go... more »

  CASAbeliever wrote:

As a a former Board member, I want everyone that considers making a donation to know that this is one of the best non-profit organizations that is helping foster children in so very many was that might not be possible for the foster parent(s) do. I am... more »

  Karen347 wrote:

This organization has helped me and my children heal from the trauma and abuse we experience. They are amazing. I really recommend their services more »

  Anne_K2 wrote:

One Caring Adult Can Change a Life www.bostoncasa.orgIn my volunteer work as a court appointed special advocate, I have become a mentor/friend to an 18 year old who now has a one-year old girl. They live in a teen parent shelter in the Boston... more »

  tiphanieb wrote:

A Disappointing Experience with Su Casa: Broken Promises and UnprofessionalismI had high hopes for Su Casa, a non-profit shelter in Los Angeles, but my experience has been nothing short of disappointing. The organization seems to make a lot of... more »

  Coco1949 wrote:

No review. I'm a 72 yr old disabled woman. I live on $841 a month SSI. I'm in dire need of a mobility scooter , Can you help me? Colleen Brang. 706-405-8979 more »

  believerb4u wrote:

My husband and I have been able to use the Champs meal program. We appreciate the benefit. Eating a balanced diet most days is so appreciated. more »

  Orphaned wrote:

I was a patient at EYE in 1986-87 I was in a foster home repeating my senior year because I was moved around so much I had to repeat.When I told my social worker about the abuse and misappropriation of state funds by my foster parents I was left homeless... more »

  EWoodworth wrote:

The information in their presentations is vital to identifying and preventing financial abuse before it occurs. If you aren't aware of this problem, you should be! more »

  Dr. Patricia Davis wrote:

Peace and Hope Partnership International is an organization created in response to the atrocities committed by the Shining Path terrorists in Peru and which now advocates for the rights of women and the unjustly abused/accused in Peru, Bolivia and Ecuador.... more »

  tinag17775 wrote:

I had a life-changing experience with Impact this weekend. The program is amazing and I will be recommending it to everyone I know. more »

  aaron. wrote:

They got me closer to the community and participate in events. more »

  BelieverBee wrote: