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  Karen2345 wrote:

My husband has been deployed for 13 months. He is a reservist and we have never been through a deployment before. We live 100 miles from his base and have not been connected to the military support structures. His deployment pay is less than 1/2 of... more »

  [email protected] wrote:

I got involved with Cambodian Children's Fund two years ago as a sponsor to seven girls. During three trips to Phnom Penh I have seen firsthand the profound impact CCF has had on their lives, and those of all the other CCF children, all of whom are among... more »

  puckster1224 wrote:

I have been a member of the Board of FSNP for a number of years. FSNP is a supporting organization for a spectacular national park surrounding Tucson, Arizona. It raises money to fund educational programs for disadvantaged youngers in Pima County, Arizona... more »

  David111 wrote:

As someone who has worked closely with several nonprofits TisBest knows what the business is all about. more »

  gt4990 wrote:

My family recently just began with Starlight Great Escapes program. My yopungest is 9 and has been dealing with a rare chronic disease since birth. We must travelk to National Institute of Health evey 3-5 months for treatment. She also has many appts... more »

  Concerned Community Member wrote:

This is an absolutely amazing group. They are saving dogs from the illegal meat trade. Some of these dogs were once peoples pets and have been stolen and are smuggled into and awful death trade. Please get involved, spread the word, donate, adopt. They... more »

  anniebell wrote:

I volunteer at the Plummer Home for Boys in Salem, MA. It is a home for abused and abandoned boys aged 14-22. They had a very run down basketball court in back of the home but it was the focal point for the boys. I contacted Forever Young to help with... more »

  jim-wallace wrote:

I first became interesting in Students Rising Above several years ago after watching a profile of a high school senior done by Wendy Tokuda as a news feature. The student was Student Body President at his high school. There were no parents in his life... more »

  Sue2011 wrote:

I had first read about Akshaya in an Indian magazine. My husband and I were deeply touched by the kindness of Mr. Narayanan Krishnan. We were almost in tears and wanted to help out atleast in a small way. What a selfless human being! Bless his heart,... more »

  Phyllis10 wrote:

My name is Phyllis Esposito-Bellocchio. I am a Board Member at TEAL our mission is to TELL EVERY AMAZING LADY ABOUT OVARIAN CANCER. Our mission is in our name. My Cousin Louisa McGregor was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and we could not find a walk... more »

  Bob Hansen wrote:

Can a small nonprofit humanitarian organization make a difference in this world? Especially when it is staffed exclusively by volunteers and not even the executive director gets paid? The answer is YES...just look at Humanity for Children. I've been... more »

  marjie wrote:

The National School Climate Center is an amazing resource for schools, teachers, parents, and students to help create and sustain a healthy school climate. They also work to stop bullying by offering many resources on their Bullybust site. more »

  Tom Curran wrote:

Aid for Africa is a unique organization that works with its partners to meet a broad range of health, safety, nutritional, educational and environmental needs facing the individuals and communities in Sub Saharan Africa. In my opinion, there... more »

  hmanyoma wrote:

Helping a hero has been a family of individuals that are more than just Big-Hearted, they are my extended family. From the time that I met Meredith and her family, they have been a blessing ever since. Helping a hero has helped my family and I in our... more »

  mameskis wrote:

The Dravet Syndrome Foundation was formed by parents who wanted to see aggressive research being done in the field of Dravet syndrome that would impact their loved ones and other afflicted with this disease. Although science might not move as quickly... more »

  Shellie R. wrote:

Helping kids fight for their dreams, not their lives -- is a passion of mine. I got involved with managing the redesign of the fightplga.org website some years ago where a team of us at work decided to do pro bono. I was hooked on the cause. Since then,... more »

  carlinhaidinger23 wrote:

The Perfect Game Foundation changed my life for the better. Their purpose is to help young professionals enter the sports business industry. I was one of the lucky few that was chosen to work with The Perfect Game Foundation. They were really supportive... more »

  Jewels128 wrote:

C.A.S.T for Kids is a great program. While fundraising I have met handfuls of not only disabled kids but also volunteers that came up to me just to tell me how this program is and how much it has fulfilled their lives. I am very proud to continue to volunteer... more »

  ch195 wrote:

Givology is dedicated to the pursuit of education on a global scale. Donors are allowed to select which students their time and donations are given to. They have the option of exploring Student Profiles, blogs, nation-wide chapters, which allows them... more »

  brightmoon008 wrote:

The Matthew Siravo Memorial Foundation is a Wonderful nonprofit organization commited to helping families deal with the realities and uncertainties of epilepsy and seizure disorders. All staff members at the foundation, including Mr and Mrs Siravo have... more »

  LMSW wrote:

VETERANS REBUILDING LIFE (VRL) Registered as the smallest, nonprofit organization in the United States, VRL was founded by Iraq & Afghanistan veterans. VRL's mission focuses on assisting victims of war to rebuild their lives. VRL's all-volunteer staff... more »

  Veee wrote:

Arlington Academy of Hope (AAH) is a phenomenal organization doing top rate education and health work in rural Uganda, one of the poorest countries in the world. They work in one of the poorest parts of Uganda, a remote area with dirt roads, little electricity,... more »

  TechMom236 wrote:

Three things I love about NextStep Recycling: 1. I can recycle "anything with a plug," out dated electronics, working or not. Keeping these out of a landfill is a good thing. 2. I can find parts and even complete computer systems very cheaply. Why pay... more »

  vestrella1126 wrote:

I had the amazing opportunity of working with the Cristian Rivera Foundation, and the eagerness of the board to make an impact on children with DIPG's lives was extremely impressive. The leadership of the organization is very motivated and makes sure... more »

  Michael Hagg wrote:

Adoptaplatoon has increased soldier support every year since 2005. In 2008 the organization spent $ 970,000 on soldier support and will spend over $ 1,000,000 on soldier in 2009. more »