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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 »

  pjsii@yahoo.com 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  David111 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  maureen4 wrote:

Having been connected with the Goodie Two Shoes event for over 7 years now, I have seen from an observer's point of view just how this event impacts the children of Nevada. I know what its like not to have the coolest shoes or even a new pair of shoes... more »

  Therese Surges wrote:

In 2010, my husband was diagnosed with an orphan cancer called appendix cancer/pseudomyxoma peritonei. The ACPMP Research Foundation (ACPMP) is the only non-profit organization raising funds for research to improve the treatment for this rare cancer,... more »

  DLuz wrote:

Dear Reader, I'm extremely happy for having had the opportunity to witness and to be part of ABRACE since it's very first steps. Whichever way I try to describe the wonderful transformations that the absolute majority of the kids go through... 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 »

  holly33024 wrote:

I have had the opportunity to go and volunteer at a few events at the Hang Out and each time it was amazing. Silvia is very organized and has plenty for the volunteers to do with the kids visiting. Each event she hosts there are filled with lots of children... 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 »

  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 »

  Erikarod3816 wrote:

Guaranteed Rate Foundation was by all means fantastic their staff is amazing caring and resourceful. We are a family of 5 in the state of Texas and I'm so thankful for the grant we received from Guaranteed Rate Foundation. I recommend this organization... more »

  Marielle1 wrote:

Dignity and Power Now is an amazing place to work according to their employees because they are a very happy group of people. They are very respectful and always willing to help. In my own experience, the organization directly supports community members... more »

  jsackel wrote:

Sweet Dream Makers is a wonderful organization. The staff are extremely committed to their mission. This organization serves an invaluable role in the community. more »

  sophiecaroline wrote:

Infinite Strenght is an organization born out of love, commitment & support for women battling metastatic breast cancer. It is an organization I am proud to support. 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 »

  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 »

  michellecrowe wrote:

I have been following the Hance family tragedy from afar since that tragic day of July 26 2009.The admiration and respect I have for Jackie and Warren is immeasurable. I purchased Jackie's book and cried along with her as I am the mom of two beautiful... more »

  mlswc wrote:

Batonga helps educate young women in Africa. In most African nations, only a small percentage of girls are able to attend secondary school. But research has shown that educating girls is vital to improving living standards in developing nations. Educated... more »

  AnthonyRispace wrote:

Having spent time with the founder and learning the full vision and roadmap, I can say this is a nonprofit of stellar proportions. Their motives are nobel and their ethos inclusive and overall they are very original in their model for generating revenue... 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 »

  Childrens Alopecia Project wrote:

I am the founder, so I am bias. Please visit www.childrensalopeciaproject.org and see if you think we try to help build self-esteem, provide support and raise awareness. Thank you and take care. Founder, Jeff Woytovich Children's Alopecia Project, Inc. more »

  beth18 wrote:

I have traveled to Jalapa, Guatemala with people sponsored by the HEAR Foundation. We work with girls and young women in an orphanage there. I have concentrated on the sewing project. We have taught young women the proper use of sewing machines and... more »

  Stefanie C wrote:

Decibels is nothing short of a miraculous resource for children with hearing loss and their families. Hearing loss is a low incidence birth defect; however, intervention before 6 months of age means the difference between a child in regular, mainstream... more »

  HELP4ME wrote:

Dear Tyler Perry Organization. I am trying to raise funds to obtain an attorney to fight for my civil rights that was violated. I was unlawfully terminated from my 30-year career based on discrimation of age and falsely accused of a lot of thing, but... 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 »

  Jeff39 wrote:

What an amazing organization and so professionally run! more »

  melanie6 wrote:

I have LAM, and the week that I was diagnosed, I contacted the LAM Foundation and have been so greatful for them! They are all so kind and caring, and have made things so much easier for me. They have offered literature and advice more times than I... more »

  pelham wrote:

The Papillon FoundationThe organisation allows us to use their premises on a weekly basis at no cost. We only make a very small contribution towards the water and electricity bill. They have donated 10 computers to our organisation Indawho... more »

  Bob_30 wrote:

We both volunteered at and attended the KFM Foundation's 2012 Masquerade Ball and it was a blast. They did such a wonderful job organizing and executing the event. If you missed it this year, make sure that you go next year. You won't regret it. We... more »

  darcy1717 wrote:

Myla's Beleaf is one of the easiest causes to support and become passionate about. Each dollar donated is put to direct use to make their mission possible - sharing a fraction of the burden families face when a child is diagnosed with cancer more »

  Ratpatrol619 wrote:

I recently attended a yard sale sponsored by JRS Fire horse ranch and it was very well organized for anyone stopping to buy collectibles, and if you felt hungry or thirsty there were plenty of food, Whitewolf was amazing, I volunteer now for JRS Fire... more »

  hoosier wrote:

This charity focuses on the children left behind in Ukrainian orphanages. We focus mainly on vocational education projects for orphans that 'age out', getting life-saving medical care for orphans in Ukraine, and repair projects. We collaborate with... more »

  Patricia H.8 wrote:

The Hester J. Hodgdon (HJH) Libraries for All is a Colorado based 501©3 nonprofit Foundation whose mission supports library and educational opportunities in Nicaraguan communities. Via the main library in the town of San Juan del Sur, and the extensive... more »

  Daph wrote:

This group is absolutely amazing. Friends of the Fleetwood Playground, Inc. submitted a grant for a new playground at Locust Street in Fleetwood. Christine Anderton contacted our group, and met with Borough Council asking for permission to install a... more »

  TJames wrote:

Florida Heart is an amazing organization. They are committed to working with the community and are particular interested in finding "hard to reach" patients through outreach and education. They have "mastered" the art of conducting health fairs... more »

  Kelly211 wrote:

IFAA is a 501c3 non-profit that is run by patients for patients. They take on issues that matter to the patients living with autoimmune arthritis today and establish change to better the lives of patients tomorrow. They are a global network committed... more »

  Ananth M. wrote:

VT Seva - Live by the motto - service to others is service to god.Very impresses with the impact VT Seva has in the local communities (food banks, environmental awareness, health care initiatives (be the match drives), natural disasters (California... more »

  mobileUser751014 wrote:

I have watched AHF share their mission for years- they have such a powerful story. Great leaders who truly have a heart to help families for their lifetime more »

  Lisa Hayden wrote:

As an employee of the IRSF, I am eager to share that we have a lot of big initiatives underway right now and I am excited to see what we uncover next! Our foundation is only as great as our supporters and our supporters are amazing. We value what they... more »

  NasimM wrote:

IPSF is one of the few nonprofits that is very easy to see and feel the impact the donations make. The organization is run and supported by the people who care very deeply for its mission and the results are very transparent. Whether you have a... more »

  4 Homeless wrote:

I just never understood the power of a pair of socks until I learned about Comfort Socks. Now I go about with an awareness I never experience before, thanks to their mission. I love that Comfort Socks gives the new socks donated to homeless shelters all... more »

  Writer wrote:

Such an amazing organization helping children and families affected by childhood cancer. The love, hard work and dedication Ruth and her board puts in doesn't go unnoticed. To help others through such pain is truly inspiring. I know Faith is super proud... more »

  ageephilanthro wrote:

Philanthro provides a fun, easy and social opportunity for young professionals to participate and learn about charities and non-profits. I think we can do a better job of expanding outreach outside our member networks to increase awareness of non-profit... more »

  yadyehuda wrote:

It is through the combined efforts of so many individuals that the Foundation's programs have been able to help so many people and impact the community in such a positive way. The foundation is so grateful to all those who have helped make the foundations... more »

  Jamie55 wrote:

I contribute to CoSA's Annual Fiesta Night buy running the raffle. It is so much fun to know that running around selling raffle tickets and talking with fabulous parents and donors we make a huge impact on the students of CoSA and their future success. more »

  Mickie doodle wrote:

Kelsey's dream is amazing they raise money to give people in the hospital a snack because the chemotherapy is so long they do lots more then that but I just wanted to say that because when I go to the hospital I always look forward to getting a snack more »

  dada-ra wrote:

My initial exposure to AROHO left me with a feeling of warmth. Supportive of woman being empowered, it is done so in a classy, supportive atmosphere. There are not many sites I feel connected with like this. more »

  USMC99 wrote:

This nonprofit is changing lives for Veterans in our community. The program they provide has been so great... I have really enjoyed my time with Boots To Health Foundation more »

  mobileUser363974 wrote:

Mikey's Way connects kids with friends and family during treatment and helps to make them feel less isolated and alone. They truly put smiles on children's faces! more »

  Shar wrote:

The two signature events in 2009 by DrumsForCures raised awareness locally in Charlotte and around the world, about cancer education and raised funds for research. The Not So Silent Auction early this year combined live auction, silent auction, music... more »

  Writer wrote:

What this group does ... supporting multiple worthy causes is inspiring and noteworthy. The way they accomplish this .... with beautiful music created by joined voices is awesome. If you haven't already, go ... listen ... and support. more »

  algardner a. wrote:

I have been giving to St. Patrick Hospital Foundation since 1997. My greatest passion is giving to programs that support cancer patients because cancer has profoundly affected my family. I know that 100% of my donation goes directly to helping patients... more »

  AJ F. wrote:

I run a charity event titled "Pave the Clay Invitational". Drivers and crew of any and every division get together to race for the Steve King Foundation benefitting Injured Racecar Drivers. We began the event in 2014 and have done it annually since.... more »

  Samantha Schwartz wrote:

I have been extremely impressed with the time and dedication of the staff members and the orphanage coordinator and president Elizabeth Forchive, who has dedicated her life to the children of the orphanage. All efforts are made to ensure that the children... more »

  Terri77 wrote:

100% of the dollars donated go directly to patient grants! That is so rare in a charity! Incredible integrity, far reaching results, fast processing of need requests and grant awards, relevant, necessary, professional, and timely! I am proud to support... more »

  AJ C. wrote:

I have been thrilled with the growth and outreach Foundation Beyond Belief has been able to make in its first year and the impact and donations that are given in grants to important organizations due to this. I happily donate $20 a month for... more »

  Timothy H.1 wrote:

I have had the honor of serving on the Board of Directors of the Pasco Education Foundation for more years then I care to count and during that time I have had the great pleasure of seeing the true impact of what the Foundation has meant to so many students... more »

  Vincent7 wrote:

The Green Bay Tea Party, has a vision, a mission and a heart to keep AMERICA strong and free for generations to come. With strong leadership in James Murphy, they have a plan to preserve our liberties and restore our Republic! more »

  Starsky wrote:

This non profit which is successful because of the non judgmental, caring and personal touch one receives in this stressful undertaking. Asking for help is embarrassing and they make it fun. One of the owners has Parkinson's and has experienced the... more »

  willyoppenheim wrote:

Omprakash is raising the standards for international volunteering. The organization is run on a shoestring budget and is guided by its commitment to transparent, open relationships and dialogue between volunteers, donors, and its partner organizations... more »

  Lindy B. wrote:

They are great. This program exceeds other by far. more »

  Bill62 wrote:

I would not hesitate to recommend Touching Lives Worldwide for charitable donations or volunteer mission opportunities. My wife and I have been going on medical mission trips to The Dominican Republic for over ten years. During this time my wife met a... more »

  LibertyBelle1776 wrote:

Gary Sinise is one of the most genuinely involved and purposeful Patriots to lend his talent and 'celebrity' to actively support US military. Gary has demonstrated via his foundation and the Lt. Dan Band that he (and a select few others within the Entertainment... more »

  dinajorgen wrote:

I wanted to send someone a gift card so they could donate to any charity they wanted.... I came across donors unite and was WOW'd by the website and how easy it was to order and send the gift card out. Amazing idea and I look forward to using it for... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  sedelstein wrote:

I had a life-changing experience on my trip to New Orleans in February 2009. Honestly. The combination of helping a community that is in great need (insulating and dry-walling homes for Hurricane Katrina victims), learning about the community and governmental... more »

  sa_najera wrote:

Tibetan Children's Education Foundation has sponsorships to assist in the education of Tibetan children living in exile in India. There are also sponsorships for elders who are living in exile in India and are no longer able to work in road repair and... more »

  Adam29 wrote:

Really find this organizations exploiting the untimely death of their son at 13 (who would be about 24 now if not murdered) for their own belief system and think it is reprehensible. The only proper way of closure is justice for those who perpetuated... more »

  Alicia H. wrote:

well this is a great foundation. I didnt know to much about CMV and thought I was the only one going threw this. Im happy to found this and have learned so much. Thanks you guys are great and awesome. keep up the great work at educating everyone about... more »

  Annika wrote:

I am pleased to recommend the Brackett Refugee Education Fund. I serve on the Advisory Council and assist with donations. This is a hands-on organization led by the founders, Tom and Liz Brackett. There is minimal administrative costs. All monies... more »

  Jan_16 wrote:

Moose Charities is the fundraising arm of Moose International. Its mission is to secure funding to maintain Mooseheart Child City & School that houses and educates children in need and the retirement community for senior members of the fraternity. If... more »

  kelly83 wrote:

This charity is an amazing machine. They have a warehouse near Tampa, FL where then keep thousands upon thousands of donations from companies all over the nation. They take all these donations and and make care packages out of them, and ship them to... more »

  TSMech wrote:

I am president of a nonprofit mission organization, Harvest Bridge, and Global Commission Partners has been a trustworthy friend and ally in our mission to alleviate suffering and share the Gospel throughout South Asia. GCP has been wise and encouraging... more »

  PhilanthropistObserver wrote:

The Navy SEALs Fund has been a leader in the field of non-profit philanthropy with high regard to integrity and honor. While many of their assistance cannot be made public, due to security and privacy, they have helped hundreds since conception. Although... more »

  Pam_47 wrote:

Packing these care packages gives me such a wonderful feeling. Hearing from our Troops who receive them is so heartwarming! If you have a bucket list, you should definitely add this to your list. These Brave men and women deserve all they get and more!... more »

  Brianne W. wrote:

My Brighter Tomorrow is an amazing organization that helps children with special needs strive. Many insurance companies will not cover the cost of specialized therapy beyond what they state offers, and My Brighter Tomorrow covers those costs. We have... more »

  Randy P. wrote:

I have been touched by the Zak Johnson Memorial Fund personally and professionally. The impact I saw from their activities last year alone was astounding - providing support to so many organizations that enhance the lives of people with disabilities:... more »

  rviana wrote:

Steps Together is an amazing non-profit currently fundraising and assisting over 20 families in our local communities. This non-profit was born of parents, Mike and Courtney Newman, looking to pay their blessings forward after experiencing their own medical... more »

  TrishBoaz wrote:

CHEERS is an organization that gets things done. It has improved the awareness of the importance of women’s health-from the heart! I have supported CHEERS since its inception and will continue to do so. more »

  maryswaney wrote:

Renlavant, hands on, generous and inspiring in the work the Glam4Good team does!!! more »

  Judy Busch wrote:

Unfortunately my feelings/support for Hartsprings Foundation and Big Brothers/Sisters of CT has been ruined. Without permission your organization picked up three stuffed bags of Toddler winter clothing from my front porch - these were left there for... more »

  Craig G. wrote:

What impresses me about Green Empowerment is their focus and effectiveness. They are focused on providing two essentials to those in need: clean water and electricity powered by renewable energy. They are effective because the projects... more »

  jordan1 wrote:

This innovative foundation is doing great work for some of the most critically at-risk children and teens in GA's communities. more »

  Brian43 wrote:

I started this organization in 2009 in honor of my mom who lost her sight when I was a senior in high school. The people that I have met over the past 3 years, both visually impaired and those who support the VI community, have amazed me and changed... more »

  elizabeth_h wrote:

Wow-Students' commitment to youth and generosity in Blaine County is unparalleled. This organization is dedicated to ensuring that all of our community's youth have a voice and an opportunity to make an impact. They are easy and flexible to collaborate... more »

  sstudebaker wrote:

The absolute best. Honest, hardworking and transparent. Doing the work with great love and great results. more »

  Flor1990 wrote:

Bambi foundation works with love, passion and dedication. They have been a helping hand for hundreds of kids for more than 20 year! The best Foundation ever! more »

  RemzieBoisrond_ wrote:

I come from sheltered roots and for most of my teenage life, I did not think I could do much for my community— in fact, I did not even feel a part of it.The United Foundation has been a bridge for high school students to connect to our ever-growing... more »

  Robin B.6 wrote:

The hard work, passion and dedication of the Foundation’s volunteers come through in every event! Their clarity in purpose driven by research and a search for the cure is what sets Nancy Owens Breast Cancer Foundation apart. more »

  pheiland1 wrote:

The Foundation has help countless terminally ill patients and their families with basis life needs such as rent or mortgage payment, utility payments, home repairs related to patient and family safety, helping patients accomplish that "one last thing"... more »

  scrapper-angela wrote:

My son attended the Little Warriors Surf Camp in La Jolla this summer and had a blast. He was thrilled to learn how to surf and so excited to be given his own board that we ended up staying after so he could surf a little bit more. His only criticism... more »

  sbm23231 wrote:

Love the incredible staff of chaplains here at Sojourn! more »

  runner4u wrote:

Impact100 has been so fulfilling ! I've been able to build community, enhance my leadership teams and understand the inequities that exist within my community. Even when organizations aren't selected we still obtain a wish list from them to ensure they... more »

  Danaburrgr wrote:

E3 Africa helps children in Uganda receive an education who would otherwise not have a chance. These children are among the neediest of their country and yet are the most deserving of our care and attention. I am so passionate about the work they are... more »

  Nicci S.2 wrote:

An absolutely wonderful nonprofit that saves lives. They do an excellent job of increasing awareness and educating people on mental health. more »

  Rican wrote:

I have had the best experience ever with a non-profit. My issue has always been I never know where exactly my money goes when I send in a check. Here, I get to donate to specific individuals highlighted in their website/facebook page, where I get to... more »

  Robert A.6 wrote:

This is a great organization. We are really amazed at the good it provides. We are so proud of the way Lori has grown this business. Keep up the good work!Robert & Jane Ard more »

  Sondra Wise Kumaraperu wrote:

I am personally involved with this wonderful charity organization, Sharing Hands. They do so much for the underprivileged people. I wish there would be more organization’s like this. more »

  Tim Jordan wrote:

I have been affiliated with the St. Baldrick's Foundation since March 2004. My initial involvement was as a shavee, a volunteer fundraiser that shaved my head in exchange for donations. In the summer of 2004, several co-workers and I began the process... more »

  Just Be wrote:

I am a parent of Lake Washington School District. I am amazed with the volume of work LWSF does for the schools in LWSD district. I also volunteer for the schools, so I get to have first hand experience of the work done by LWSF. My favorite ones are Amazing... more »

  cd-greatnonprofits wrote:

MDF has been instrumental in helping me and my family learn about this little-known, but extremely impactful condition. Additionally, just becoming aware of the extended communities of families and others living with this condition has helped me understand... more »

  lgomez75070 wrote:

Seven Stars Foundation is an amazing non profit organization that offers children of military families an opportunity to attend camp! My 3 children were able to attend and made amazing memories and friends!! more »

  walkmo1 wrote:

When my son was diagnosed with CDKL5, I felt like I was handed a life-raft after being lost at sea. I had been drowning in the epilepsy unknowns and other delays my son had. The IFCR gave me knowledge and information, but even more importantly they gave... more »

  ppmit wrote:

What I love about this foundation is the cause: humanitarian and scientific. A very rare find in the world of nonprofits. The people who work for the foundation are passionate and hard working. When you donate to project prakash you know that your money... more »

  ckprobey wrote:

Mark Goodman and the crew at 70x7 have been so inspiring to me. As someone who grew up surrounded by turmoil, the book really hit home. What this organization is doing for people, helping them learn how to forgive and move on in peace is so great. Highly... more »

  ConstanceM wrote:

NCFASD Informed is a leader among state organizations that educate about and advocate for persons and families affected by fetal alcohol spectrum disorders (FASD). They bring the top thought leaders to North Carolina for training sessions that combine... more »

  Ashlea P. wrote:

I had found out on 7/10/19 that my 15 week baby did not have a heartbeat. I found out 7/11/19 in the evening that I would be giving birth the next morning. As soon as they found out they sent the packet to me that evening. I did not receive it in time... more »

  mrseltgray wrote:

Impact Austin has been a phenomenal experience for me. I have been introduced to and learned about so many non-profit organizations that are doing such great work for our community. Without my involvement with Impact Austin, I would have never have... more »

  larryk wrote:

Saving tiny Hearts is an incredible group of passionate volunteers who for the past nine years has raised over $1.5M which funded eighteen (18) ground breaking research projects which ultimately will help to improve, prolong and save the lives of countless... more »

  Kaylin wrote:

Jolkona's website is very user-friendly and makes giving easy. Plus, 100% of each gift goes directly to your project of choice. The donor then receives personalized feedback of how the donation impacted the life of one of the world's most poor. I highly... more »

  SaveTibet wrote:

I am generally reluctant to donate to charities given that they can be quite generous in giving to themselves in the form of executive salaries. At Tibet aid 100%, i.e. all of the money that I donate, goes directly to the person of my choice, either in... more »

  Elaine40 wrote:

My uncle was in the Chaparral House for approximately one year. It was the happiest year he had spent out of his last 15 years of life. He had suffered several small strokes after a car accident and was having problems with dementia as well. When he moved... more »

  Writer wrote:

Freedom Cares Foundation has been a great asset for both the Arts and Athletics programs at a very small school district. This program incentivizes each booster organization to easily raise funds for its student participants and at the same time creates... more »

  Leeloo123 wrote:

Luckily, I haven't had to use them in terms of them helping me or my pets personally but I have worked with the staff of this organization for years and have heard so many great stories of people and pets that get the help they need both financially and... more »

  cindyl2001 wrote:

BoldeReach was started by a group of Boulder-area women to raise awareness and funds to address in a culturally sensitive way the health, safety and educational needs of women and children living in desperate circumstances around the world. We leverage... more »

  rbgitha wrote:

We are involved with HELP Foundation since 1999. The whole family looks forward to the annual walkathon and meeting like minded people to raise funds to support destitute children in India. My son basically grew up with this family, first participating... more »

  Cristina11 wrote:

Worldfund, with little resources has found a formula to have great geographic reach and truly impact the public education system in Mexico and Brazil. It has a high focus and measuring and improving impact, and is totally true to its mission. more »

  Tulsi M. wrote:

As an experienced nonprofit professional, I give FONNJ an A+ for its stewardship of its funds. This organization makes donations go further than any I am aware of anywhere. Their wide array of programs and activities in humanitarian services are impressive... more »

  steveprince wrote:

I am currently battling cancer and the foundation has been very helpful in putting me in contact with various doctors, hospitals and related services in helping with my treatments and understanding of the disease. Their help and response has... more »

  NADER KAY wrote:

This is the best non profit orgnization that will help us to save this world we live in it from falling appart by educating the people in the wold about the laws of cration. more »

  Marsha Browne wrote:

I am Marsha Browne, Founder and Managing Director, and I am so pleased to have had the wonderful experience of working with so many good people to further this effort. At the moment we support the education of 450+ disadvantaged children in five different... more »

  DaTooch wrote:

Liberty Hill brings real Change, Not Charity to those most in need across Los Angeles County. It's not about giving the poor a fish, it's about teaching them to fish. more »

  Fallon OBrien wrote:

As a duped donor please visit wwwwheresthemoneyloiscom and find out why I think this tax shelter for a rich golddigger will never be built. more »

  Scrat12 wrote:

This organization has stolen a dog from a elderly gentleman and refuses to cooperate with law enforcement or follow veterinarian recommendations. more »

  Dainellescott wrote:

The Boerne Education Foundation (BEF) is an extraordinary organization that continues to uplift and empower our schools, teachers, and students in the most meaningful ways. Their unwavering commitment to educational excellence is evident in everything... more »

  Shelley Goodwin wrote:

EGPAF supports existing health facilities in multiple countries in the public sector with delivery of prevention of mother-to-child transmission of HIV and care and treatment services mainly through supportive supervision. EGPAF "supports"... more »

  TomA wrote:

The Red Sox Foundation (RSF) is an incredible organization dedicated to serving those who are less fortunate than most of us. My wife and I have been volunteering and supporting RSF for the past 8 years and have been inspired to try and do more for... more »

  ChefDouglas wrote:

This organization focuses on children with cancer. What I especially love is its 2 fold Mission. The first is to provide a medium through photography to help these children improve their quality of life through expressing themselves via photography.... more »

  Stanstockstan wrote:

Hi my name is Stan Gibson and i am the Founder of Stanstock.Here is the Stanstock story: We came together through the dream of Stan Gibson, a local musician, fan and compassionate humanitarian. He created a Facebook page called, “Baltimore Bands... more »

  Danielle B.9 wrote:

Odyssey Productions is an AMAZING nonprofit that has been in Atlanta for years. Each and every volunteer and members are full of love, service, and purpose. Giving back to the community and making a difference has always been front and center for Odyssey.... more »

  Mary247 wrote:

UES is a fantastic organization that has allowed me to keep my child in Catholic school during difficult financial times. more »

  kellycjk wrote:

I have worked with this organization for the past 3 years. The team (and I mean team) is passionate about what they do and most volunteered with the organization for years before becoming full or part-time staff. Getting nothing more than passion pay... more »

  gabyscott13 wrote:

I first heard about this organization from my Philosophy teacher at my HS who had worked on one of their trips before. He recommended me and after a lot of hoping and praying I was chosen to go on the 2010 Summer trip. The trip was packed with inspiring... more »

  baseballchamp wrote:

Great organization that has a dramatic impact on the life of all participants. I love seeing how sport breath positive life into a community. more »

  LuckyDonor wrote:

After giving for years and years to this group, we one day asked to see an accounting of where all the money is going. Since we knew first hand money had been given to them for specific things like saving the elephants in Asia or a new turtle rehabilitation... more »

  tinaa2121 wrote:

This is an amazing organization! None better! Best organization for Shires and their people. more »

  Agirl wrote:

Donating through this nonprofit is a great way to double your impact. Throughout the year I notice campaigns where they will match my donation to charities like the Heifer project (helping people help themselves, by giving them the tools to succeed and... more »

  katstock wrote:

This is a nonprofit ministry that truly helps people. It employs many people, educates children, provides learning opportunities and careers for adults, feeds it’s people and the community, provides a clinic on site, grows it’s own food, provides... more »

  JeremiahJ8 wrote:

In September of 2019 my daughter in law invited me to attend a Dare to Be event with her. I wasn’t sure I wanted to go. My little guy was not feeling well. August and September had been very difficult months. Our 2 year old foster son had been sick... more »

  N. Hawkinson wrote:

Fist, it is a 4-star charity. Second, they keep members informed about local situations and provide information and ways for members/donors to participate in keeping the planet safe, e.g., river waters. They should be listed in the top 10 charities... more »

  Jeff P.2 wrote:

As a human resources professional, the SHRM Foundation is a great way to give back to my profession to assist students, veterans, and aspiring HR professionals with scholarships and other supprt. more »

  blacklab wrote:

Person by person, village by village, Aruna Partnership is changing the lives of men, women and children through education and training. I am grateful to be part of this vibrant endeavor in which my sponsored child will continue this domino effect in... more »

  TheTexan wrote:

It is not surprising that this nonprofit does not have an impact report, since most "impact" is estimated or inferred from work that other organizations actually perform. It's shocking that it is even considered a nonprofit, since there is virtually no... more »

  Robin wrote:

I've been involved with Full Circle Fund for five years and I think it's a fantastic organization. It's such a rewarding experience to help our grantees. The quality of the people involved in Full Circle Fund is incredibly high - I'm very inspired by... more »

  mitanale wrote:

About 2 years ago, I learned that I was pregnant for the first time. It was a mix of joy and fear, as we calculated the months and realized my husband would be in Afghanistan and not meet our son until he was nearly 4 months old. We were also struggling... more »

  Triumphoversci wrote:

Triumph is a high impact nonprofit making quality of life of reality for children, adults and Veterans . A force to be reckon with! more »

  Eve_2 wrote:

I'm Allen Roush Owner/CEO of Skull Performance Racing and a two time cancer survivor, Eve the Director of Operations lost her father to cancer. So SPR wanted to give back and now offers a "Pink" line at (skullperformanceracing.com)... more »

  Steve S.5 wrote:

I have worked with this organization for several years, have served as a volunteer, met many of its "guests", and have heard what a difference Family Promise of Clear Creek has made in their lives. One of the things I love most about this program is... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have been a volunteer from the beginning. I have seen this organization grow and help so many people. more »

  scottmiller1818 wrote:

I have been able to witness the impact of The Hebrew Free Loan Association of Austin. As a board member, I have been able to watch many families and individuals receive support from the HFLA. The HFLA is a special organization helping local, Jewish... more »

  Po Murray wrote:

The Newtown Foundation is a Newtown-based, all volunteer organization formed after the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting to help families of victims, survivors and community members impacted by gun violence to transform their tragedies into positive... more »

  brysav wrote:

My son has NF which has caused tumors in his brain leaving him blind. Being blind, there are many things others think he can’t or shouldn’t do. Going to “see” the Long Beach Gran Prix is probably not something that many would consider a blind... more »

  Mike Sherbakov wrote:

On a mission to optimize human potential and create a better world, The Greatness Foundation team does a great job working with impact partners on the ground to focus efforts on sustainable and innovative solutions to the world's social and environmental... more »

  Thegroup wrote:

Bluesboy Foundation was formed to help the children in Western Jamaica with school supplies over the last 2 years we have helped over 800 children with book bags, pens, pencil, etc. all the necessary items for school. With bullying and suicide becoming... more »

  Oluwaseun wrote:

Delightsomelands volunteers are good at reaching and meeting the needs of cliends on a one one on one basis.Free psychotherapy for multiracial communityEconomic and mental health support for the less priviledge. more »

  RennaGuad wrote:

CMM Cares is wonderful grassroots organization making an impact and helping families on Long Island. more »

  Marty wrote:

Tides was a great help as I started GMT. The organization provided us with HR, accounting and legal help. Our major donors knew that the operations end of our project was going to meet their expectations for fiscal management and legal compliance. By... more »

  lifelinx@sbcglobal.net wrote:

We are a small non profit peer-driven addicitons recovery support service that sometimes faces difficulty communicating our mission to funders. The unique difference of the Guilford Foundation was there willingness to help us meet thier creteria, and... more »

  takdc71 wrote:

Shjon Podein and his wife Sherry are angels sent straight down from heaven. They raise money for children's organizations but what they give to each child in person is love and fun and an amazing connection. The good that Shjon & Sherry do is supported... more »