Find Public & Societal Benefit Nonprofits and Charities

  Harley1 wrote:

Be very careful of this charity. It appears to be a one man show trying to influence the United States to recognize a specific self designed flag to honor our KIA's. A very noble cause but they hold the trademark on this flag and receive all royalties... more »

  Kamira G. wrote:

I found PFA Hillside through Volunteer Match.com. I was out of work and looking to spend my spare time helping the community and animals. That's when I found PFA. I love the fact they are a low cost spay/nueter clinic service g the community. So many... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... more »

  BadChurch wrote:

After 8 years of being a student of Swami Kaleshwar, I decided to move to another lineage. The people at the Divine Lineage Church and one of its Florida members, Chinello, will not leave me alone. It has been a month and they are still sending energy,... more »

  David B wrote:

The paws4people foundation is an organization operated by volunteers that train service dogs. I believe that the most important aspect of this program is the enhancement in the lives of those who are disabled by using well-trained dogs taught with specific... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is one of the greatest charities I've ever had the privilege to be involved with. The whole focus of the staff is on the mission to help female childhood sexual abuse survivors heal. They live their mission and make it so you can't help but talk... more »

  BreKS wrote:

I love working with this group, they make some amazing things happen! Basically the groups main goal is to make the world a better place through random acts of kindness. This can be anything from donating money or clothing, cleaning up a park, or simply... more »

  momofcollegestudent wrote:

My son was off to college and needed a laptop. PC's for Maine saved our family $1050 by getting us a refurbished laptop instead of buying brand new. It works perfect, and he loves it. They also gave him Microsoft Office Suite and Antivirus protection... more »

  lerajane wrote:

I first learned of this organization in 2007 when a friend sent me a link to their website. Since then I have been listening to their podcasts and doing the one simple act they advocate. Recently, when I noticed my underlying anxiety had dramatically... more »

  david32 wrote:

The Diabetes Hands Foundation is masterful at engaging people with diabetes to educate and spread awareness. Through TuDiabetes.com, they have built a cohesive and inspirational social network for people with diabetes. It is truly first in its class. more »

  nikkisp wrote:

My involvement with Creative Migration has given me invaluable insight on how an independently-run non profit executes international initiatives. Through documentaries, social media and community events, I have seen Creative Migration build grow and expand... more »

  Trish D.2 wrote:

When no one else would help me train my dog to be a hearing assist dog Domino Service dogs step up and said yes. Losing ones hearing is scary and makes you want to hide from the hearing world. Having a buddy beside you that can alert you to people calling... more »

  redbracelet87 wrote:

PCAA implements research and evidence-based practices into the services they provide and the interventions they design. Local chapters creating Parent Circles are making a big impact on the the lives of parents and children who participate. I have had... more »

  lexy0822 wrote:

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

  Rob_4 wrote:

The Mission of the Urban Muslim Minority Alliance (UMMA) Center is to empower the lives of underprivileged individuals in Lake County by providing educational support and community resources. I've been involved with the UMMA Center since 2006. I started... more »

  gn.emails wrote:

I have been extremely involved with CORD for over ten years. The work is very close to my heart - having witnessed the core problems and how CORD has been successful in changing the lives of the poorest of the poor. By focusing on development (teaching... more »

  Beverly R. wrote:

I open my monthly Self Chec reminder and remember to check my body for any changes that may indicate some early, avoidable health problem. It is a brilliant site, beautifully designed to encourage people to check themselves and remind those they care... more »

  mobileUser500625 wrote:

It is amazing how great their accomplishments are in the short amount of time they have been established. Creating a legacy for their 16 year old daughter by spreading seat belt awareness and saving lives is not only astounding but heart warming. David... more »

  Professional-Care wrote:

SVS supports a variety of programs that enhance the lives of seniors in our county. They are the parent organization for the Retired & Senior Volunteer Program that recruits senior volunteers and helps find meaningful volunteer assignments throughout... more »

  jake wrote:

As an attorney I have the opportunity to learn about many nonprofit organizations. Seacology impressed me, to the point where I joined their board, with their unique "win-win" approach - an island village obtains something tangible the indigenous people... more »

  kayceegreninger wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer with Military Spouse Advocacy Network for nearly two years. In those two years, I have grown to love the mission and everything this nonprofit stands for. The impact I have witnessed has shaped the lives of military spouses around... more »

  terp722 wrote:

I have been involved with Protect Yourself 1 as a board member since 2005. As a relatively new organization funding has and will remain a vital need to continue the mission of PY1. While everyone I have come in contact with supports the efforts and says... more »

  Kijawna J. wrote:

The Troubled Movement has helped me not feel alone in my struggles and to know that I can overcome any hardships I may face and, for that, I am forever grateful! more »

  Writer wrote:

When my daughter, Brianna was ripped away from her Family and Home in Jan., 2015, I did not know where to or who to turn to for help. I came across CJE's website and was able to gather respirces and information on this nightmare within our Family Courts.... more »

  Jennifer A. Waggoner wrote:

The League has made me the person I am today. No other organization has given me such amazing opportunities to learn, network with fascinating leaders in their fields, and get involved in my community. I have been involved with all sorts of organizations... more »

  pace565 wrote:

Parker Street Ministries is a phenomenal, life-changing ministry that is committed to the very highest standards in urban ministries. Their leadership is very committed to transforming the neighborhood in what I consider the perfect example of holistic... more »

  Mary W.13 wrote:

PoWeR book bags has incorporated so much citizenship in our little community helping kids towards literacy as well as having my own adult kid distribute and promote the reading and giving and sharing to the younger generation. PoWeR has also allowed... more »

  MonkeyBrain wrote:

Free I.T. is a great non-profit organization that provides it's volunteers with a friendly learning environment, knowledgeable staff and the opportunity to earn a free laptop computer after a certain number of volunteer hours (working on refurbishing... more »

  bjg1951 wrote:

I have known the founder of this nonprofit for several years. In this difficult economy she had a goal of helping the poorest amongst us find a way to produce their own food. She began with distributing free fruit and nut trees and also seeds -- all of... more »

  will ray wrote:

As a donor who works in the nonprofit sector, I have been so impressed by this organization's efficient, low-overhead, non-bureaucratic business practice that I have asked friends and professional associates to join me in supporting it. Success is measured... more »

  reader007 wrote:

I have been a recipient of support from the Assistance League of Inland North County. The last two years, they have brought children's books authors to our school to encourage kids to read. The quality of the authors has been amazing and our students... more »

  yaffa wrote:

The Yggdrasil Urban Wildlife Rescue organization is dedicated to saving injured and orphaned animals that share our urban environment. Some do not know this, but we in the Bay Area live among a variety of wildlife. For example, deer. Yggdrasil recently... more »

  20ANGELS16 wrote:

Positive Charge! PDX began in 2016 at a time when a group of people wanted to change up what seemed like a different variety of bad news that we woke up to on a daily basis. It was overwhelming and depressing. We decided that in order to change the... more »

  Amanda23 wrote:

The Mommies Network has been an amazing gift for myself and my family over the last few years. I am truly blessed to have stumbled upon my local chapter when my oldest child was about 6 months old. Through my local chapter, I found the support of other... more »

  catschafer wrote:

Helps numerous cancer, geriatric , rehab patients. As well as fundraising for back to school items for underprivileged children!C.A.N. Outreaches the struggling/ forgotten/ financially burdened to help build a better life through all of the donations... more »

  Jennifer J.5 wrote:

After sending my Dad a Care Package when he was diagnosed with Lung cancer, I saw the tremendous impact this organization has on those affected by cancer. I decided then, that I would do what I could to help them continue to spread hope to more and more... more »

  vegan-man wrote:

I was anticipating just to meet Donna Stumpf but instead was given the royal tour of the entire facility and wow, and what a facility the AHANM is! The facility supports animals lives in ways that I did not even imagine a facility could. For example,... more »

  Hammerman wrote:

Chuck is doing a hell of a job training his Hero Labradors. He has put an enormous amount of work into the facilities and used one of his dogs during the Hurricane Harvey disaster in Beaumont, Texas. I believe that Chuck Ziegenfuss is more than deserving... 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 »

  Julie Klauer wrote:

My daughter and I have gone on two Ukraine mission trips sponsored through Frontier Horizon. Both trips went exceedingly well, with every detail thought out. Frontier Horizon took care of all the flights, hotels, in-country transportation, schedules,... more »

  vol2010 wrote:

Camp Koala, children's grief camp: What a wonderful, beneficial and important charity to support. We gave a group of grieving children a chance to come together for a weekend to express their feelings, and make friends with other kids who had also lost... more »

  Momma-McGreevy wrote:

The Michael Zemanek Memorial Foundation, Inc. is a 501c3 charity. It provides financial support to widows/ers and half-orphaned children of sworn VT Law Enforcement Officers (LEOs) who have died and to sworn VT LEOs who are faced with catastrophic situations,... more »

  Storyteller22 wrote:

I stumbled across this wonderful organization in Colorado and fell in love with their mission to create opportunities for people to volunteer. Small waves can make big changes more »

  nonprofitme wrote:

They aren't up front about their relationship to Good360.org. Good 360 restricts how much a nonprofit can use in a year, even if they receive a private donation specifically for purchasing an attachment to a store. I can't help but wonder if they are... more »

  canadayg wrote:

Their hearts are in the right place, however they miss the mark. They unintentionally exploit our wounded warrior for donations. more »

  Christie E.1 wrote:

We LOVE all of the wonderful opportunities DSFF provides for the members and volunteers in the community. There is something for just about anyone if you have a heart for service. It doesn't matter if you are volunteering at an event, as a social media... more »

  jcole165 wrote:

Raising Special Kids is dedicated to providing a catalyst for family to family support in the special needs community. It is very difficult to receive an unfavorable diagnosis for a child or family member. You feel lost and overwhelmed. Raising Special... more »

  jvsananikone wrote:

I found Crafting Change when my prior organization stopped making masks and I'm so glad I did. The people in this group are amazing, positive and supportive. I love that it is so easy for me to help the wonderful organizations they serve. I get to keep... more »

  awduffey wrote:

CRMF is a phenomenal organization that provides services to the poor in and around Toamasina that enable them to live better lives. The free literacy programs have served thousands of people, some of whom have then qualified for additional CRMF sponsored... more »

  saulsfamilycharity wrote:

CSRA Wounded Warrior Care Project is an excellent organization with superior leadership at the executive staff level and extensive experience/involvement of community leaders at the board level. I particularly like this organization's willingness to seek... more »

  Linda S H. wrote:

I have been volunteering at GiveNKind for over a year. Emily, the founder, has more energy than a 10 ton truck. She has built this organization from the ground up. The 1000’s of people who have been helped in the many ways that Givenkind gets and... more »

  sandy17 wrote:

It was such a blessing to assist at the Retreat. We toured the Mansfield Bible Walk. Lunch was delicious and the play encouraged and challenged us to live the life God has called us to as Christians. more »

  Dottie wrote:

I have come to know Mercy Center as an Ignatian Volunteer and am privileged to share, in a small way, (two days per week) in so much good that happens for and among the participants of Mercy Center. I do various and sundry tasks in my volunteer role... more »

  Paige S.2 wrote:

WeSNiP is such an amazing organization for the community! Without WeSNiP services there would be much higher euthanasia rate in Whatcom County over the last 12 years. more »

  courtneyh wrote:

I hiked with TrailBliss on a yoga and meditation hike. It was a refreshing experience to hike at a slower pace with full awareness to my surroundings. Yoga on the top of the trail was relaxing. The best part is all the hikes are offered free. more »

  skandalam wrote:

Inclusiveworld is an amazing nonprofit organization each and every volenter is really good nice understanding and very much helpful each one put lot of effort to help special need children My son was benefited a lot through buddy program this program... more »

  Goose S. wrote:

Game Genius is a phenomenal Nonprofit that utilizes the innovative power of play to assist other nonprofits in community engagement. For example, they have worked with other nonprofits to create Zoom Game Nights, and Table Top experiences like the Lincoln... more »

  melanie8 wrote:

Alicia is a brave and wonderful person who suffered terribly at the mistakes of a major L.A. hospital. She nearly died from hospital contracted infections that ravaged her body, ruined her career and destroyed her economically. Despite these setbacks,... more »

  outji wrote:

I had the opportunity to work with Fullfilling Destiny and I was amazed by how passionate they are about their work. We were able to make 300 bags filled with menstrual products such as pads and tampons that will be going to homeless women. The process... more »

  Lee M. wrote:

I have been reading Free Minds for over the past 15 years. Initially it was to gain information about Jehovah's Witnesses for a client of mine. Over the years it has been a great source of information to me personally and in my continued efforts to help... more »

  Hector Torres wrote:

These people are outstanding! As a client, we are all so greatful for their heart to help us. Whenever they have food available they call us so we can distribute it to our neighborhood. Last week we were able to help 55 families thanks to their support.... more »

  Cheryl84 wrote:

After working in early childhood for many years, I retired. It was great to find a wonderful organization for which to volunteer that let me continue to interact with young children. Books, singing, laughing and sharing are the key ingredients of the... more »

  jonathan brody wrote:

JHFA is an amazing charity, the events were amazing, jews helping africans is great , great job, sivan started this with a dream not its a reality, and soon in Israel also. wow more »

  sandy5 wrote:

Hi Linette...lots going on here. Have my neck surgery in a few weeks... Going to send an email we received from RED CROSS...unbelieveable! HAHAHA... Sorry it took so long to get this out. We have to redo our web site too! We should talk and catch... more »

  Kristina Q. wrote:

This is a great place for single moms to come and have childcare and a nice meal. They get to fellowship with other single moms and their kids enjoy making crafts. It's a great organizaion to provide support during a tough time! more »

  Paul wrote:

I run a website which gets between 70,000 to 100,000 visitors per month in which I often need to help people avoid getting involved in various scams. Eagle Research Associates has been a tremendous asset to my subscribers by not only providing alerts... more »

  Rosalie G. wrote:

Family and Children's Place is a Louisville non-profit agency that serves families in Kentuckiana that experience abuse, particularly child sexual abuse. This agency is raising the bar for first-response services for children who report sexual abuse... more »

  jeb707 wrote:

Great nonprofit doing wonderful things for children locally and internationally. They have unique programs and every member of this organization including the officers and board members donate their time. I would wholeheartedly recommend this organization. more »

  Beth Robertson wrote:

This may be an "okay" organization, but in one way they are terrible. I have been trying to stop the automatic monthly withdrawals from my mother's checking account, since she died in 2011. I sent land mail in December 2011, and again in mid-January... more »

  jameskwilson wrote:

Well spoke with Bart and he insured I would get help and would be on the list. The in about 5 to 6 weeks a local trainer which is located in talking rock, ga. Would contact me and set up the process to look for a companion and then training. The time... more »

  seatownsteph wrote:

As a volunteer wish-granter, I have the opportunity to live the Make-A-Wish mission to grant the wishes of children with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength and joy. I get the opportunity to meet with... more »

  Writer wrote:

I want to say thank you to Help Ministries for everything you have done for all of us, especially from me! I have enjoyed all the reading material that has been donated and passed around to enhance my relationship with my Savior. The more I learn about... more »

  nanash wrote:

Th Equamore Foundation is fantastic. In the ten years I've been a volunteer , I have witnessed miracles: Horses who were so afraid that they attacked people or ran away when anyone approached have been calmed and gentled. More importantly, their eyes... more »

  Barbara94 wrote:

I am honored to be a member of the Board of OccuPaws. OccuPaws continues to provide Guide Dogs and Visual Companion Dogs to the blind and visually impaired of Wisconsin and surrounding states at no cost. Our volunteers work tirelessly to provide these... more »

  klreed wrote:

I have been involved with Technology for All since its inception over fifteen years ago. I have watched it grow and develop and impact the lives of thousands of clients. i have witnessed youth being helped escape gang activity and continue their education,... more »

  Stephanie C. wrote:

PeacexPeace has allowed me to learn about peace initiatives, to connect with like-minded colleagues and partners around the world, and to spread the word about the work that our organization does. I found out about PeaceXPeace when the community manager... more »

  slaster wrote:

I purchased tickets to see Stephen Hawking speak as part of the Brilliant Lecture Series. Unfortunately, due to health issues preventing international travel, Dr. Hawking was unable to appear in person and BLS is instead showing an ‘exclusive’ prerecorded... more »

  MickeyJenson wrote:

My husband and I have been working at Ronald McDonald for close to 2 years now. We could not be happier with our experiences and the organization it is. We didn't know a lot about it before being involved but it has exceeded our expectations in it's value... more »

  DEM25 wrote:

Lighting the Path is doing great work empowering women in West Africa. Efforts to help women establish associations in villages and begin shea butter production are being successful and many women are benefiting. They are committed to their work and... more »

  ceo4onyx04 wrote:

As CEO of this great organization, I have seen first hand how we are making a difference in people's lives. We have provided opportunities for artists ( actors, dancers, singers, musicians, etc.) of all age groups to develop their artistic abilities.... more »

  Tony Walker wrote:

I am writing from Accra, Ghana where this nonprofit helped us with mosquito nets and food supplies. Malaria has been a killer diease in Africa. Thanks to this organization for helping us stay healthy. more »

  audanay wrote:

From personal experience, I can attest to the level of committment and the quality of services that this organization provides. The staff are some of the most talented, educated, individuals I have ever worked with. Each clinician has specialization... more »

  California Technological Care wrote:

For more than 10 years CTC has been a leader in establishing programs to help eliminate the "Digital Divide". I have seen individuals caught on the wrong side of the divide who would of had no chance to advance in this ever advancing digital world if... more »

  lawhorne wrote:

This is the best nonprofit. Helping a lot of local families, including my own ! Kind , generous, helpful . I can not say enough good things about this organization !!! I have donated when able and been a recipient when needed! Gained Personal friends... more »

  Edespres11 wrote:

In May of 2014 I went to my local pet store to adopt a cat. Jen and Mike worked with me every step of the way while I thought things over to make sure I was placed with an animal who was perfect for my situation. I adopted Nala, a tabby kitty. I couldn't... more »

  kelley2010 wrote:

Music in the Schools is a great organization. In addition to many community music programs, they fulfill their mission of supporting music (arts) education through scholarships for area high school students. Having worked wtih them in the past -- U.S.... more »

  David361 wrote:

I've volunteered for Jericho Road Pasadena over the course of the last five years. I feel great both about my experience with the organization and about the support I've offered the community. It's been great! more »

  Ankur S.1 wrote:

Mycelium has an incredible array of free classes on 3D printing for self-reliance. I learned a lot on how to get started and manufacture my own products at home. They focus on modern technology for reducing resource consumption and moving towards a circular... more »

  Marjolein wrote:

I worked with Field Ready in Nepal as a graduate intern from September 2017 until December 2017. Most of my time was spent working on my own project: a low-cost fluid warmer, a medical device that warms blood during blood transfusions to prevent... more »

  katielemon38 wrote:

The Creston Neighborhood Association has proven why this is such a great place to live! They have continued to surprise and revive this neighborhood year after year! I can’t wait to see what they do in the years to come! more »

  ed8 wrote:

For five years I tried to find a nonprofit who was willing to embrace my project and be the fiscal sponsor. Not only Help is Here accepted my project with open arms but also provided all the support I could get. Help is Here also supports other projects... more »

  rebel75 wrote:

Patricia and Day, as well as other folks that support them, create a space that is welcoming and where all kinds of connections and community can be made. more »

  Alan Eggers wrote:

One of the most narrow minded and Koran twisting intstitutions in the world. The Minaret of Freedom seeks to twist the Holy Koran into the form of the philosophy of Ayn Rand. more »

  VolunteerYP wrote:

I am the founder and president of Empower and Connect, an organization I created to make a positive impact on both local and global communities. I highly recommend everyone to join us as we offer a variety of projects that not only assist underserved... more »

  Kristin11 wrote:

This charity is not clear on their purpose. They need more board members (quantity) with more diverse levels of experience. more »

  one1 wrote:

We always appreciate the great work this organization is doing i our community may God bless you and every one that is assisting. more »

  jsc102780 wrote:

The Dispute Settlement Center has been a great supporter and advocate of local middle and high schools' peer mediation programs. They are a valuable resource to their surrounding communities. The staff at the DSC is wonderful and always responsive and... more »

  katie0873 wrote:

This organization has been open since 2007, and it has been a shining light in the Stephens County community! They work diligently to help patients receive their medications and other services for free. more »

  BlackHulk56 wrote:

This organization has been mentoring young Black men since 1996. The Concerned Christian Men have been teaching the principles of manhood, paying for A's , hosting a summer camp and most importantly exposing the young men to a God centered way of life.... more »

  MariaBouckaert wrote:

For years this nonprofit has been trying to determine what its mission and focus are but never really gets there. It has rebranded itself at least four times since the early 2000s. Especially when it lost PALTEX, it provides essentially no value to PAHO.... more »

  Bryan J.1 wrote:

With the help of this non profit it helped raise $1000.00 for victims of hurricane Irma in the community and has adopted a mile to help keep it's community clean. It has reached out to seek input to fellow divers and non diver to restore and maintain... more »

  dennis starr wrote:

Let me see, one million for the program versus 3.3 million for fund-raising expenses. Gee, that's a tough one! Someone is making out like a bandit. more »

  Rachel44 wrote:

I worked as an intern with Women Thrive Worldwide between January and May of 2012 and I was greatly impressed with the organization. More than other small NGOs I've worked with, they get things done. They advocate 24-7 on behalf of women throughout... more »

  jonathandorsaint wrote:

I joined Morrison Mentors as a volunteer in June. I had no prior experience in S.T.E.A.M( science technology engineering art & mathematics) . From repairing computers to aerodynamics I learned many valuable skills and this job helped me develop a love... more »

  John201 wrote:

Participating at DANA as a Docent gives me the opportunity to learn more about local history, the area's relevance in the history of California, and gives me a chance to try to make history interesting for the young. more »

  Gabrielle5 wrote:

I had no idea how profound the power of presence is until I became a volunteer for TIP of Northern Nevada. I was always the one who had a wealth of 'good ideas' on 'how to help' when friends or family were faced with trauma or tragedy. Turns out, I... more »

  shaggy1995 wrote:

As a program officer at a Foundation I have interacted many youth serving non-profits. To be very brief I'll highlight just a few reasons why the National Campaign rises to the top. 1. They are dedicated to using evidence. They support and publicize... more »

  seanr13 wrote:

An excellent organization that truly cares about the community it serves. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a riding club that started out by giving back to the motorcycle community. They then got hook on the money they made by selling beer at bike nights and concerts, pretty ironic a medical club selling beer to make money. They have made over $25,000.00... more »

  durkinl wrote:

MCUM is a great organization that really makes Bloomington a better place. It is an organization that is small enough to connect to people as individuals, and has employees who are dedicated and professional enough to make a difference in the lives of... more »

  BrenFaye wrote:

Approximately two years ago one of my clients, Rich a resident of Maine, advised me of a project which he knew would interest me. (Rich is a Vietnam veteran). He sent me a video link to watch of the House in the Woods pre-construction site when it was... more »

  Eileen14 wrote:

For 92 years starting immediately after women got the right to vote the League has made it's mission to ensure that everyone eligible to vote gets to vote, that we have fair elections and that voters have the resources to make informed votes. The League... more »

  miles26point2 wrote:

A major source of revenue for this organization is in the form of "donations" from people who receive hearing aids from them. The people receiving the hearing aids are told that they may deduct the amount of the donation from their taxes without consideration... more »

  Linda wrote:

The Women's Center of Jacksonville provides services to women in the community in a number of areas. The Rape Recovery Team is on call 24/7 and will go out to help victims (men or women) and guide them through the days after their trauma. The Counseling... more »

  Shawn A. wrote:

Tustin Police Officer's Association, TPOA cares is a wonderful non-profit that provides valuable services to their new fallen and injured law enforcement officers fund. This non-profit is dedicated to mentoring children in the city through a variety... more »

  sakalagama wrote:

Samskrita bharati is doing phenomenal jobs since several years in abroad and in India, promoting various programs for all ages to speak samskritam in day to day life. This organization is well organized with highly skilled volunteer and teachers to reach... more »

  kylenlim wrote:

I loved working with the Kala Project because they saw the value in the story that I wanted them to be able to tell, and they worked incredibly hard to find the right way to truthfully tell a story that is often easily misinterpreted. They are masterful... more »

  teresa7 wrote:

As a new mom, I was so grateful to find and participate in my local mothers' center starting when my first daughter was a newborn. I met friends, learned a whole lot about motherhood by watching other moms in action and was able to share my experiences... more »

  Amanda105 wrote:

I have been volunteering with PetPromise since 2001 after adopting my first cat, Savannah. I was appointed to the board of directors in 2004 and have served in that capacity for 7 of the past 9 years. PetPromise has become like family to me. Our volunteers... more »

  JB2209 wrote:

“If I had a program like ACCELERATE when I was in my 20sI’d already be living my dream. I’d be in some big corp. working oncomputers, doing what I love doing. I want othersto have this same opportunity.” — Joshua PaudaJoshua... more »

  Pat Arthur wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Ducks Unlimited for many years and have held numerous positions, both as a "worker bee" and in a leadership role. I started volunteering when I saw that the funds that were used for conservation programs have always made up... more »

  JeanBrubaker wrote:

The Transition Network offers a community of like-minded women, 50 +, the opportunity to "connect, impact, and discover" - addressing the various facets of what we are facing in this period of our lives. Our members are making transitions from work to... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

The AARP (American Association of Retired Persons) is one of the most trusted organizations in the US, having earned that trust and they continue to earn it. I've been an AARP member for almost seven years, as the card shows. I'm hoping the expiration... more »

  tigerlily wrote:

Back in 2004, after already fighting breast cancer for months...it was apparent there was a need that was not being met in the community. Good friend Donna Baxter, wanted to start do something in my honor , and came up with the idea of a Dressage Show,... more »

  ptbarrett wrote:

The National Whistleblowers Center is vital to the development of good whistleblower protection policy in the United States. Without the advocacy efforts of the NWC, the SEC rules for the Dodd-Frank Act would have favored corporate interests, leaving... more »

  SCVF wrote:

The passion of the people on the board is profound. I think the foundation has done an excellent job of diversifying their board. The staff at the foundation is very well read and helpful. The meetings are organized and their pre- meeting materials... more »

  David88 wrote:

National Organization for Marriage is an anti-gay hate group. They mischaracterize gay people as life partners and parents for the purpose of advancing a fundamentalist Catholic agenda. more »

  zjn3 wrote:

I was a communications intern for the Center for Responsive Politics from January to May of 2011. I can say hands-down it was the most enjoyable and educational internship of the four total internships I've had. The staff is helpful, knowledgeable... more »

  Terry_S wrote:

My grandfather was the most brilliant man I ever knew. Sure, everyone says that, and everyone believes it, but I think my Papa had a strong case. He built houses and cars. He was the Head of Design Staff at GM. He was a Naval Aviator. He held multiple... more »

  rick1107 wrote:

Thanks Cars- Insurance and Repairs for Single Mothers, Inc.for the GREAT WORK performed to repair my car. Torriana more »

  Bonita H. wrote:

Great organization. Every dollar is put to good use and the volunteers provide many hours of unpaid time. 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 »

  Lizz M. wrote:

I learned so much from this program. These people were such a help to me as I didn't know alot about the things I needed to know. I was so proud to be a part of this program. I would like to say that since I had these things taught to me I have become... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Fusion Foundation, through its affiliate Buffalo Gals gives women of all backgrounds in the Black Hills of South Dakota an opportunity to meet, connect, and combine their strengths to make our community better. It is a unique organization that reflects... more »

  amberic wrote:

This organization supports our military and their families with the love of Christ. more »

  kcathcart79 wrote:

Such a great cause. Jose’s passion is like no other for his service to Veterans and First Responders. more »

  Wisconsin Outdoor Enthusiast wrote:

Access Ability Wisconsin is a great community resource. All-Terrain Wheelchairs are expensive but can allow people to experience freedom in inaccessible spaces. I have loved the possibilities that have opened up thanks to the free outdoor wheelchairs... more »

  Montanalavender wrote:

The Senior Helping Hands Program of Big Sky Senior Services is a true benefit to the community. Senior Helping Hands assists seniors in our communities by providing homemaking services, including housekeeping, meal preparation, grocery shopping, laundry,... more »

  Ross wrote:

Proyecto De Compasion has been an absolutely marvelous organization. It is the epitome of what a non profit should be all about. I have personally experienced what it can do for the people of its community. All the Board Mmebers are volunteers. They... 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 »

  RRobeson wrote:

I work with several board members and their volunteer coordinators to foster rescued Basset Hounds. The care and support that incoming Bassets receive from this organization are extraordinary. Members are dedicated volunteers who are doing the very... more »

  dakotajr wrote:

I had a barn full of cats, started with one, she turned out to be pregnat, and they helped me fix them. The women really care about the cats. Just a phone call and I got them in to a clinic. with some. They gave me vouchers for the rest that I couldn't... more »

  shannon7 wrote:

o In 2009, THE INSTITUTE was instrumental in clearing the name of Sigma Huda; an anti-human trafficking leader unjustly smeared to stop her work, and organized her release from prison. o THE INSTITUTE helped to find justice for Sameh Khouzam, a... more »

  calebms wrote:

Great organization that helps many young people afflicted with this horrible disease called Cancer. Cancer presents many challenges one of which of which is financial. CCC helps take some of the financial burden of college from the family/individual who... more »

  DVeagle wrote:

Accessh2o is truly following through on helping people who are suffering keep access water. They are passionate about assistance for those in need and education in order to prevent future service disruptions. more »

  Tina T wrote:

Long Beach Rescue Mission is not merely a place where individuals can commit to make life (saving) changes, although that is an important and core part of their service, but by engaging neighbors thoughtfully and practically they also educate community... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

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

  donlegg wrote:

I did an internship here and I still volunteer. The tribal like atmosphere is an ideal environment for recovery. The Packard Institute Inc also provides Family Support Services for those who may have lost a loved one due to their addiction or have a... more »

  David Reaves wrote:

I originally contacted this charity several years ago. I knew some missionaries that were helping to coordinate translation of Scripture into a people-group's "heart tongue on cassette tapes. Faith Comes by Hearing had a hand-cranked cassette player... more »

  mslo wrote:

The founder of WFHD, Suna Senman-Lane understands the need to develop a healthy self by allowing the youth group that she works with to make decisions and choose goals that benefit their peers close to home and in other countries. She is committed to... more »

  Mercedes_brooke wrote:

Great Community of California has been very motivational to me it started out with a message on my Instagram and now through them I have been moved to start making and collecting donations for hospitals and kids in need thank you for all that your foundation... more »

  housing guy wrote:

This agency is funded mostly by the feds and State of Maine. Unfortunately, their executives are very overpaid - especially when compared to the front line workers who make peanuts. The administration has been in total disarray since the CEO of 30 years... more »

  Chuppecat wrote:

The Addiction Recovery Center (ARC) is led by a licensed team of experienced Certified Sex Addiction Therapists (CSAT). The program serves as a supplement (not a substitute) for the 12-step program. Although the director claims that you get treated... more »

  Shelley5 wrote:

I have been proud to be a donor for the National Inclusion Project for a number of years now. Their mission statement -- to insure that no child sits on the sidelines -- really resonates with me. I have seen first hand the amazing work they do by providing... more »

  tl1 wrote:

Tulsa Hope Academy is most ably and enthusiastically run by Debbie McCullough. The school develops the cognitive skills of its students while also instilling prosocial values and ethics. The school appears to measure its success based on the distance... more »

  misty62704 wrote:

Great group that has fostered the green economy! I love the national green pages that connect me with businesses around the country trying to sell truly green goods. I know when a company is listed in the National Green Pages that Green America has... more »

  DONATE TO HOMELESS SHELTER wrote:

This is one of the best Charity to support with your donation now, go to the website : www.ccnhousing.org (or ) www.giftsinkindccn.org and make your donation today ! . Christ Channel Network, Inc. doing business as CCN House Community Development Agency... more »

  VergilEsau wrote:

My wife and I have donated to EMM for at least 40 years. I believe we started with $1.00 or $5.00 per month. We have continued and increased that amount because the return on investment is high. My wife & I along with our son and daughter... more »

  Pug13 wrote:

It was great time this year at the National Banana Pudding Festival! The new location was great and the food was amazing! The volunteers were a huge asset to the festival and the community! Keep up the great work everyone! Can't wait until next year! more »

  Maree wrote:

Radio Free Moscow is the Palouse Regions ONLY progressive community radio station. You can hear diverse local and regional news, views, music, art and culture programs on KRFP 90.3 FM in most areas in Latah County and the Pullman, Washington area, all... more »

  Johnathan S. wrote:

Our small town has been the envy of other small towns because we have so many people who work together to get things done. I think it helps that we have so many connections with one another, both in this generation and in generations past. Giants of the... more »

  pleased volunteer wrote:

I had no idea that the Central PA Food Bank out of Harrisburg provides food to 27 counties in PA! They are a large and efficient operation - and no wonder - they have to be! I was so impressed with the people, the organization itself and the programs. more »

  woodridgepres wrote:

For years I have been writing letters to my PA state legislators, asking them to support bills that relate to elections, climate, fracking, public education financing and air and water pollution . Most of the time, my representatives seem to support... more »

  harrai wrote:

A wonderful group of people trying to make the world better, one windsurfer at a time! more »

  drood wrote:

The Disabled Veterans SCUBA Project came into my life at the perfect time. I had a scuba diving club that needed a new mission. I wanted to do something with the Veterans' but I did not know how to couple that potential project with scuba diving. To start... more »

  Writer wrote:

Is this charity? Money donated goes to people like this, who determine their own causes. more »

  Samantha M.9 wrote:

This non-profit has far exceeded my expectations for helping families in need and never discriminating against people. Anyone is able to be helped by this organization, without fear of feeling rejected. They truly accept all and love all. They offer family... more »

  Kerry119 wrote:

The League of Women Voters of Los Angeles provides the nonpartisan civic engagement necessary to understand tough issues. During my time as a volunteer, I became especially interested in the League's election management work, which included outreach... more »

  Vilate T. wrote:

Hello my name is Vilate Thacker. I am admitting to the world that I am a cloth diaper addict. There, I said it. This really isn’t news to those that know me. I live, eat and dream cloth diapers. Well, I guess I don’t really eat them.... more »

  JG304 wrote:

I bought tickets to an event that this nonprofit hosted at the Berkeley Spring Castle. All the participants were told that the castle was privately owned by a family. When we showed up for the shuttle bus there were a group of protesters and they informed... more »

  Earon wrote:

LETV is the vision of Martha Foster for the creation of global public television. Using documentaries made locally, around the world, the vision is one of allowing people to get to know their global neighbors directly, through films made by people within... more »

  jond wrote:

My kids are grown and have gone off to college. I now have some extra time and wanted to give back in a productive and meaningful way. Helping children that are struggling, I thought was one of the best ways to help. I have seen through some of my... more »

  cdwarren2 wrote:

I am a volunteer in Cup of Cold Water, one of DCIC's miistires. I am so blessed that God has allowed me to be a volunteer in this ministry. Every week I get to reach out to hurting people, in the name of Jesus, and give them a hot meal that actually... more »

  Claire_W wrote:

I give because I am a privileged, willing, and able teenagerhttps://www.facebook.com/highlandfoodpantry/I’ve always loved the feeling I get when helping others and I’ve had lots of experience through Kiwanis and various school clubs,... more »