Find Recreational Clubs Nonprofits and Charities

  TobyAnders wrote:

Reins is a wonderful program where all the kids and voulnteers love everything about it. I volunteer there every Wednesday and Friday afternoon and I absolutely love it. The instructors are the sweetest and nicest people as are the other voulnteers.... more »

  Chrissie M. wrote:

awesome! great leadership. a real beneficial resource for our community. more »

  merivick wrote:

My name is Malcolm Bo Meriwether I am a part of JLT FIELDHOUSE. My experience so far with JLT FIELDHOUSE life lasting. It's more than basketball with these kids. Teaching the kids about life and basketball is great. Being part of this program has helped... more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »

  susan62 wrote:

When I completed graduate school, I looked around for a company that took people with developmental disabilities on vacations, as I had been doing on a smaller scale in NYC. I found several companies and worked for a few, with moderate satisfaction, but... more »

  Laura wrote:

As president and coach of my running club, I credit the RRCA for the courage to start and confidence to continue leading this club. I knew nothing about the actual running of a track club before we started. With the help of the RRCA State Rep, coaching... more »

  C.O.S. wrote:

Thank you Bridge Lacrosse for another successful partnership! Circle of Support's mission is to expose the students in the Southern Dallas and surrounding cities to new and exciting experiences and your program was a major part of that mission.... more »

  katie4 wrote:

The Hartfel Foundation is making the dream of dancing professionally come true for me. Through an extremely dedicated and self sacrificing mentor and teacher I may one day realize my true potential as a dancer. more »

  angelabeth1074 wrote:

I lost my job in March of 2018. I came to Goodwill Veterans services and and they had me a temporary job and help with the mortgage withing 2 weeks. They also helped me get into summer class to help hone my skills as I was making a career change. ... more »

  Bosslady7177 wrote:

AMT Up 3D provides many of services such as mentorship, youth development, educational support and our main source, which is double dutch services to the youth as well as community members. We are looking to provide more services to the youth during the... more »

  Michael H.8 wrote:

The Naturist Society Foundation INC promotes and protects body acceptance and nude recreational opportunities. The organization has feet on the ground where necessary. They sponsor several a eastern and a western naturist gathering to gatherings feedback... more »

  Big Bird wrote:

The Shasta Sky Sailors have been actively developing Hat Creek Rim, a ridge and thermal soaring site in Northern California for paragliding and hang gliding, since we pioneered the site in the mid 1970's. More information about flying at the site... more »

  rgrdmd wrote:

This club is amazing. It was formed in 1907. Currently the emphasis of the club is community service. The club runs a fishing derby for people with disabilities, a fishing seminar for children, and a fishing derby for children. The club members work... more »

  Brian W.1 wrote:

As an Active Duty military service member, I have used the USO locations during my travels with work and personal life. Often being stationed far away from home, the USO offers a sanctuary to get away from the stresses of travel. They provide a friendly... more »

  G. Holmes wrote:

The NY-NJ Trail Conference is a special organization. It performs well the important mission of connecting people with nature by maintaining 1,800 miles of hiking trails that take people into nature. It does so efficiently with the work of committed... 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 »

  Tony57 wrote:

Order of Ronin MC is and has been registered with the IRS as a 501 (c)(7) non-profit organization since 2004. We have been registered with the state of Minnesota since 2004. Our mission statement is for the betterment of the community, for the betterment... more »

  littlecbsmom wrote:

The people at Salem Classical Fencing were great to work with. They did a wonderful demonstration for our homeschool group and not only was it a great learning experience, but it was a lot of fun too. They are obviously passionate about the sport and... more »

  michelle-hoffman wrote:

I have been involved with OkEq for 15+ years. The most amazing thing about this organization is that it is managed by volunteers - and has been organized that way since the 80's! The leadership at OkEq is committed to providing an environment that is... more »

  whatnousername wrote:

There are many wonderful organizations in Philadelphia and surrounding towns. The William Way LGBT Community Center is at the Center, offering services of all kinds to all kinds. Our beautiful lobby is the living room of our communities. The building... more »

  laracorinne wrote:

After a very motivational and informational meeting/training with Bent On Learning I began my first volunteer experience for the non-profit at school in Manhattan. Because of the guidance I received and the clear outline of our goals, I felt very comfortable... more »

  Swanky wrote:

Angels With Special Needs Organization has help so many special needs children in our community. We have provided the children with recreational inclusion so they would be able to interact with other children both disabled and non disabled. Our program... more »

  bemck wrote:

The Sussex County Stamp Club holds meetings at, 7:00 to 9 p.m. the 2nd Wednesday of each month at St. John’s Hall, The Episcopal Church of St. John the Baptist, 307 Federal St., Milton. DE . The formal meeting starts at 7:00 pm with club news... more »

  love17 wrote:

I held my special occasion for free venueSocializing with the seniors and they cooked tasty Filipino food more »

  evelyn510 wrote:

I recently requested tickets for my family i was denied tickets to the Montrey Aquarium by the person that runs it Janet. I am very upset with her reason was she would'nt be able to give them to me because we went in August. My child is deaf an is going... more »

  ginann-deppstanton wrote:

NEMC CHARITABLE FOUNDATION & North End Mothers' Club provide generous scholarships to many graduates of Evanston Township High School. The Club is well-known for contributions to children's charitable organizations. Please locate the Club's account... more »

  walden333 wrote:

NEMBA is a great group of people dedicated to building, maintaining, and getting people out on offroad trails. There are always an assortment of rides and cycling events they put on to help riders connect with other riders and see trails and areas that... more »

  cpippin wrote:

Girlstart is an impactful organization that empowers and inspired girls in STEM education. I am grateful for the work their team, staff, volunteers, and donors are doing! more »

  Marvina L. wrote:

Young American Bowling Alliance:My name is John Lewis. Recently, my wife found a ring produced by you for an "800 Series"! I bowled for 35 years and had a 600+ series only twice, so I know this is a rare trophy. I live in Seymour, a town of... more »

  Writer wrote:

About 1960 , just before I joined the us Marine Corps, I sold my 1929Model A Ford coupe to Carl Wagner. I paid $80.00 for it and sold it to him for $300. I drove it from the garage where it had been stored. It was in perfect condition, including the paint... more »

  ortizdelatorre wrote:

Wondering why you ousted your executive director that lives with a disability and then refused to answer questions about it. Eventually a convo needs to be had about representation in leadership of adaptive sports programs & whether y’all as... more »

  House of Champions wrote:

House of Champions Boxing Academy is doing a fine job in their community by mentoring at-risk youth. Their program revolves arount helping youth realize their value and worth--along with teaching traits that these kids can take itno adulthood. They... more »

  dpwarner wrote:

Toastmasters is an almost completely volunteer organization devoted to the development of oral communication and leadership skills. Members help one another by providing written and oral feedback on speech and leadership projects. It sounds simple, but... more »

  friend-of-smrs wrote:

As a volunteer at Southern Michigan Railroad you can experience a variety of activities. Become a crew member, work on track, help with brush cutting, paint a sign, or work in the museum, create train programs. Get involved. Women and men work together... more »

  bebesqueaky2 wrote:

My I/DD kids participate in sport programs year round and it provides awesome opportunities for socialization, teamwork, exercise, trying new things, making new friends. It has been a very supportive and positive environment for learning! more »

  b-dog wrote:

Excel Youth Sports was started three years ago by two young men who had a vision to bring a cost effective sports program to the valley that developed character in young athletes. They would accompish this by finding quality coaches and hold them accountable... more »

  bedwards62 wrote:

This charity is wonderful. Established nearly 25 years ago, Cut N Shoot Charities, Inc. provides financial and volunteer support to Montgomery County, TX charities that assist women and children in the county including Montgomery County Food Bank, SIRE... more »

  lovebug wrote:

The TWRC is a tellephone workers retiree club. The board that runs it are very qualified members. Virginia Rossi who is head of the board always takes no credit for her outstanding job. She always said, that her board members created these great banquets... more »

  scamstan wrote:

DO NOT SOLICT this group , its a scam if i ever seen one , when asked what there income was for the year they refuse to say , also the President who runs this scam ,his wife is the treasurer that should tell you something about the foundation right there... more »

  dhallsw1911 wrote:

Most of the few members left in this club are life members that over fish the pond, have all the good hunting spots reserved, and contribute nothing financially to keep this club in the black. Sure they will let you apply to be a member, take your money,... more »

  Violated wrote:

Horrible male-dominated club.....men can behave badly , but how dare a woman! I’m reporting you to the LCB for serving me alcohol beyond my limit! Also, one of your members took me home (even though I was in the process of acquiring an Uber) and sexually... more »

  Bryant-Donigan wrote:

Members Only Please. This is a Private, Non-profit 501(c)7 Social Club (Just our local neighborhood watering hole) more »

  Joseph50 wrote:

In my opinion this is a politically charge groups that has created a hostile club experience, the board votes members/leaders out who's opinions differ from current leadership without hearings. Club leadership appears to be disconnected with members... more »

  cathyhartz wrote:

I just bought this tractor and spreader. Silly me, I didn't look at it first. I thought I was getting a tractor to putter around my hobby farm. Now, my family and friends are all excited. Can anyone help me with info on what I got? more »

  George Fallar wrote:

We have had the pleasure of being involved with the Coyotes Booster Club for several years. Rather than simply being a gathering of Phoenix Coyotes fans, the Booster Club manages to, every year, donate money and other things to organizations... more »

  Writer wrote:

Paradise perverted with a poor attempt to make God's beauty into a fish farming operation. Most owners lose a lot of money on resale with 3 going into foreclosure in the past decade. Forty percent of the lake properties are abandoned or for sale. more »

  wldcntry wrote:

Unfortunately this club does not meet any of the criteria’s for a non-profit organization. The elected officers from 2011 and prior fulfilled the duties honorably. Unfortunately the founders make changes that affect the club as a whole. For example,... more »

  RoyC wrote:

They honor our American veterans, 1st. responders, and civilians who contributed and suffered to make and keep America great. Never Forget, is more than a motto or saying at the monument it's an inspiration to all, A place of Honor. Great club with great... more »

  Stanscorvette wrote:

Friendly Club Members. A very active Corvette Club for those that want to drive their cars. Well organized planned events with Club runs to fun and interesting venues. A Club for a Corvette owner that wants to drive his Corvette with others and not... more »

  5William6 wrote:

The ladies of this motorcycle club are just that, LADIES! I met them at a cancer fundraiser and became an instant fan. They are not your stereotypical rough, tough, mannish biker type. They are feminine to the core, yet tough enough on the exterior to... more »

  Former Member David wrote:

My name is David Wiatrek. I was the secretary and treasurer of the South Texas Coin Club for a few years and was responsible for establishing the non profit status. The club was based out of Karnes County, Texas. When the membership decided to shut... more »

  Susan Cannon wrote:

Mostly a social club which also raises money for local causes. more »

  crazyman2 wrote:

Be careful out there. I hear these guys are vicious and will verbally attack you when hiking or biking throughout the year, not just during hunting season. The "Ranger" is said to be a selfish, unlikeable individual with no morals or ethics even though... more »

  ronn wrote:

I was visiting from colorado and have many years in this program, I have been to meetings all over the world. I have never seen a area of self asorbed people that have egos, rather than recovery. If you find your self in vegas/Henderson and need support... more »

  Anna O.1 wrote:

Nam Knights Lehigh valley was there for my husband , and I when he was diagnosed with Stage 4 cancer . Then he lost him job ,and we had only my income. Nam Knights of Lehigh valley helped my husband with a donation because he was a vet. Thank you,... more »

  Mongo wrote:

The San Juan Shootists Cowboy Fast Draw club is a LLC (Limited Liability Company) established in Pagosa Springs, Colorado in May of 2009. We are an IRS recognized 501(c) 7 non profit organization. We are a Cowboy Fast Draw Association affiliated club. Please... more »

  Debby11 wrote:

Very disorganized and would not consider helping them again. more »

  DiAlegna wrote:

This is a defunct nonprofit, and the same address as the Toastmasters International club in Bowling Green, MO. more »

  Writer wrote:

Did this snowmobile clubs fun run on 1-28-23. Some of the bars on the poster weren’t even aware it was going on in Ellsworth and Beldenville. Poster says they’re supposed to stamp cards at whatever place u started at. Wasn’t the case. No stamp... more »

  Salma_N wrote:

The Red Elephant Foundation is working for many global causes, but to me what is inspiring the most is their contribution to promote peace and harmony among different cultures. they provide an online platform of discussions and question answer session... more »

  Sarah K.1 wrote:

Charity??? Board of Directors member stated that trails will be for 4wheelers ONLY, after they get the property deeds to the trails. Meetings and fundraisers consist of alcohol, drugs and drunken driving. Many home owners that paid more than $10,000... more »

  AMarshallNewcomers wrote:

This club has over 350 members, all "women of a certain age," who are active in various social and civic activities. Our mission is to help women who have recently relocated to the LKN area build a new social network, get to know what's happening in... more »

  sorofireassociation wrote:

They are a fantastic group of people. The things that they do for the community and their cause is something to be truly commended. more »

  leyleede wrote:

Raider Dad allowed my daughter and I to go see a game. Up until then, driving by the stadium and hoping to experience one day was just a passing thought. To be able to go inside, see the game, feel the buzz in the atmosphere was incredible. I... more »

The organization is a social club. more »

Social and recreational functions for members. more »

To worship the teachings of the ancestor more »

Danceart, inc. Supports the performing arts through management, production and education services. more »

Provide social meeting place, meals, as well as interesting cultural and topical events for members and guests, and serving as... more »

Maintain housing and meeting place for the benefit of the undergraduate members of nu chapter of theta fraternity at the university... more »

The exempt purpose includes the operation of a social and recreational club [within the meaning of irs section 501(c)(7)] that... more »

To serve & educate multi-sport athletes more »

To develop, conduct, promote and govern the game of volleyball on an amateur basis, among youths of the greater san francisco... more »

Social and recreational more »

The corporation is organized and operated exclusively to promote education regarding collectible automobiles and to create an... more »

To encourage and promote art more »

Conduct golf tournaments and related awards ceremonies for its members. more »

To promote the socialization of bass fisherman through regional tournaments in california thus creating an opportunity to share... more »

To promote goe games and organize goe events more »

Yachting and social activities of the club which is organized for the pleasure and recreation of its members. The organization... more »

The mission of glenview swim club is to promote social activies for its members by providing recreational activities surrounding... more »

Quilt show community outreach more »

The Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County (RCC) builds community and promotes well-being among Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual,... more »

To provide a facility for the surrounding community to have a place to swim with their families and to support the local swim... more »

Instructional and recreational youth sports more »

To promote social and intellectual welfare of the members of the organization via the rental of premises to members of the related... more »

Alumni association more »

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The mission of the lambda chapter of chi phi fraternity is to build better men through lifelong friendships, leadership opportunities,... more »

To provide a safe,comfortable and pleasant living environment for members of the organization. more »

The organization was established to further the culture and language of kerala to the residents of northern california who are... more »

Facilitating the timely interchange of fishing information and to be a voice for recreational fisherman in matters of governmental... more »

Mutual benefit social club more »

The organization is an exempt social club under irc section 501(c)(7) whose program service activities are organized & operated... more »

Alumni networking and charity event more »