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  cmrenee wrote:

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters has it all...Beautiful grounds, amazing outdoor adventures, and great campus activities/recreation. But the most incredible part of Snowbird is the people. The directors and counselor's spirit and enthusiasm make Snowbird... more »

  Andrew Jernigan wrote:

As a long time donor/supporter I can vouch for the extreme integrity and fruit of their work in Africa and beyond. They run a tight ship with remarkably low operations/admin costs! Highly recommend them! more »

  daniela1 wrote:

I went to Bais Chana for the first time 4 years ago. There were classes for women from different backrounds. The classes were great and I left the seminar with a new approach to life, to religion, family etc.. I came back several times after that, including... more »

  lora wrote:

I went to the clinic with my heart broken after learning that the baby I carried had died. My previous doctors were harsh and cold with me. At DVC, I was welcomed with warmth and caring. They helped me through my grief, infertility, and then the high-risk... more »

  geneticsguy8 wrote:

GCN is an amazing organization that provides a place for thousands of GLBT Christians who often times feel like they have no where else to go. They are encouraging and provide great resources for the encouragement of their members. more »

  scott wrote:

I don't recall how we found ECM but have been very impressed with their program/expenses ratio and personal feel and approach to their missions. It is a small organization doing big things with modest resources. more »

  Granbear wrote:

Open Doors grew out of the clandestine efforts of Brother Andrew and others to smuggle Bibles into Russia to folks who had been deprived of the truth of Jesus Christ. It continues trying to bring the truth to ignorant peoples who need Jesus and his message.... more »

  rachel wrote:

After over 5 years of involvement with First Glance, my husband and I have witnessed God's work in this community and in the lives of students and their families. In addition, we can say that being involved has created change in us. We are so thankful... more »

  bell917 wrote:

I have been listening for truth for life with Alistair Begg for 4 years now, it's the first thing I do in the morning is I get up and go download the sermon to my mp3 player, the 30 minute broadcast is simply a wonderful tool I use to get more in depth... more »

  gkleyner wrote:

I have been volunteering at HFLA for the past three years, and it has become one of my favorite organizations. First and foremost, HFLA has such a welcoming and warm community. Everyone is so caring and truly wants you to enjoy your experience. During... more »

  Vinh L. wrote:

This place is just simply awesome. You feel bless once you walk in and see how many people (volunteer, homeless, pastors) are just hanging out as if they were in a living room (actually it is a living room)! The pastors are especially welcoming and loving.... more »

  wasupwida wrote:

I had been abused by my former "pastor" for years. When it came out, someone told me about The Hope of Survivors and I went to their website where I found an incredible amount of information that immediately helped me and my husband begin to cope... more »

  Nilesh Jethwa wrote:

I came into acquaintance with Swami Vidyadishanand Giri in the year 2010. Meeting Swami opened up all my submerged feelings about sprituality and yearning. Swami had a busy schedule so me and my wife gathered courage and asked Swami that if he could... more »

  Sally wrote:

What I like especially about CAIN is the way that anyone coming in its doors is welcomed as a guest and treated with respect. In return, the guests come to think of the volunteers and staff as friends, and the room where they wait their turn to go through... more »

  billymac wrote:

Met the Director, Constance Rhodes, through my daughter who has had emotional issues surrounding eating for many years. She is incredibly gifted at creating mutually supportive group activities and reaching out to those in need with a variety of excellent... more »

  atma08 wrote:

This organization has been instrumental in my spiritual growth. Its leader Dr. Rakeshbhai Jhaveri (fondly known as BAPA) has touched many a souls, including mine. Through his spiritual Pravachans he has shown us the path to salvation. more »

  snow3000 wrote:

They give 100% of your funds to the person YOU choose to donate to. None is taken out for administration! People who work behind the scenes find their own sponsors so that all your money goes to help the people in Asia. The Founder is an amazing person!... more »

  NeeCeeLee wrote:

I have had the opportunity to interact with several individuals who have benefited from this minstry. From witnessing baptisms to hearing testimonies of women who have turned their lives around, Grace Ministries is changing lives one woman at a time.... more »

  ariel wrote:

The information these people share is far from superior - it's clear, creative and very timely. They helped me go from depression to joy with the simple self-help techniques. I feel empowered now because of them. more »

  emilywagoner wrote:

I spent eleven years in the mental health system receiving treatment in various hospitals and facilities for Abuse, Depression, PTSD, Dissociation, self-harm, suicidality, and anorexia. At the end of my rope, I found Mercy Ministries. I did not know what... more »

  hplphotos wrote:

I first learned about the Jewish Council for the Aging in 1995 when my 80 year old father, a dementia patent, attended the JCA's adult day care program at their Misler Center. My father would return home from the Misler Center in the late afternoon with... more »

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... 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 »

  Child of God wrote:

I can say that I have felt God calling on mine and my husbands hurt to join the mission field. We had no clue where to start and then we tried to ignore the calling. My husband and I had moved to Missouri and then had to move back home to Louisiana.... more »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  LisaTC wrote:

From my personal experience and witnessing their action, PISI is outstanding at helping someone in any way, any kind of good to anyone like feeding the hungry, helping the poor, saving animals, taking care of orphans, lending hand to disabled, providing... more »

  Gerry F. wrote:

As an Ignatian Volunteer, I had the opportunity to work with the poorest of the poor - homeless pregnant women who have the courage to give their baby the gift of life. It was an opportunity to "be" there for them and to meet them where they are as they... more »

  kcjones wrote:

I first went to Uganda with Children of Grace (see www.children-of-grace.org) in July 2006. This organizations serves AIDS orphans in villages surrounding Jinja who are in desperate conditions. Children who would otherwise be unable to attend school... more »

  Liran81 wrote:

Hi my name is Liran Odeni a 28 years old from israel. Through ISEF I was able to realize my dream. Without ISEF’s support I would not be where I am today; a 3rd year medical student. Who could believe that someone with a lower socioeconomic background... more »

  James Jewell wrote:

Being active in Christian work I have followed IFCJ for more than 10 years. I've contributed to its outreach, and I've watched the organization carefully. It is a remarkable mission; unique in its purposes; impressive in scale; effective in its tangible... more »

  Susan86 wrote:

I have visited the Liberian Mission project of Mission Honduras International twice. The work that is being done there is amazing; providing education of mind and spirit to 350+ children. For many this is their only opportunity. The loving environment... more »

  BrentCindy wrote:

In 2007 my wife and I felt led to resign a 15 year pastorate without another ministry to begin. We were not forced out, but felt that we had done all we could in the present charge. We knew we needed some time away, and took a three-month... more »

  Marielah wrote:

Rich in grace has been incredible and essential to help my community in Orange County. Thank you so much kelly! more »

  bulwer wrote:

In 1972, when I was 16, I was deceived and manipulated into joining the cult, the Children of God, which later became known as The Family International. In 1991, I escaped the group while living in Japan, returned to Canada and went on to earn a law degree.... more »

  Livada wrote:

Please see our website at www.livada.org for all of the details on how the Lord is building His kingdom in Romania via orphan care. more »

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  LMandel wrote:

The Hillel JUC is a great organization that provides students with a home away from home as well as being an incredible resource for leadership and spiritual development. more »

  jjsteeles wrote:

This ministry has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years. In the Tallahassee Area we have three programs currently taking place. Kairos Inside for Men is now located in three local prisons. The program is designed to help those... more »

  Bluegrass princess wrote:

I am a native Lexantonian and having lived here my entire life, I have witnessed many changes. I too grew up in Fairington Apt a subsidized housing complex. I lived there from 1979 to 1991. I had no idea really how poor we were and we always had something... more »

  St Eugene Shelters wrote:

I am so proud to be able to recommend this great Not for Profit Corporation to any one interested in donating to the efforts taking place in Haiti. Catholic relief services has been on the ground in most 3rd world countries long before a major event... more »

  Eugene12 wrote:

Beware of this group. Victims and broken families are reporting this group in numerous locations. You can browse allegations here at http://www.scamorg.com/generations-of-virtue-47 It's quite terrifying. Their donations appear to be largely invested... more »

  Luke B. wrote:

The work that Shores Of Grace does for the trafficked children in the world is above and beyond anything I have experienced before. While similar organizations focus on awareness, feeding programs, prevention or shelter, Shores of Grace encompasses all... more »

  Howard F. wrote:

The only reason this doesn't get five stars is that I am still new to the ministry, and yet they've won four stars in my book easily. I have got to know their leadership, which has decades of experience in the neighborhood they serve, and am... more »

  Laura229 wrote:

Voice of the Bride is the most selfless organization I have ever had the privilege of working with. Wayne and Carol want nothing more than to love those who they serve. They do not care about recognition or size, they only want to be a light and a support.... more »

  SNAPPIN MINISTRIES wrote:

Time and time again I have seen the volunteers of this organization offer powerful compassion with small gestures of kindness to parents of kids with special needs. It warms my heart to see this highly neglected population given hope and encouragement... more »

  bduffey07 wrote:

After hearing about a 24 hour 7 day a week prayer chain in Washington DC, I felt an urgency to be involved with fighting abortion in our country. I have made it a practice for years to fast and pray weekly against abortion, and everything it incorporates.... more »

  khushboo_c wrote:

SRMD USA does such a wide range of work and is so keen on having a diverse impact. As a volunteer with SRMD USA, I have witnessed the organization empower people from children with education to public servants with moments of gratitude, and I’m amazed... more »

  Kbennett wrote:

I love supporting the International Leadership Institute because I feel a deep sense of connection with their vision and mission. I've been supporting them for the last 10 years and have seen them grow tremendously in that time. They truly pour their... more »

  kaygmo wrote:

I have gone through extensive training in how to share my faith at church, but was always more comfortable sharing when people came to me with questions about my faith and Christian beliefs in contrast to other religions. With Global Media Outreach... more »

  awatso20 wrote:

Being a college student you don't always have the money to donate to groups like HHH. But you can still give your time. I loved going on mission trips to areas stricken by disaster and seeing in person the difference HHH is making in peoples lives. more »

  cbprice2015 wrote:

The Family Greenhouse truly cares about people and the relationships people are building. In our own lives they helped to solidify several points within our marriage that needed work and were able to help us learn how to tackle those areas. We try our... more »

  acfrizzell wrote:

I became a volunteer for Laymen Lessons back in Nov of 2009. Louie and his dedicated group of weekly volunteers love and care for the homeless community. They are an inspiration to all of us. Giving of their time and resources and praying, knowing that... more »

  Aimee B.1 wrote:

Overcomers truly helped me during a time when I felt very alone coming out of cancer treatment. I met so many amazing women with incredible stories, and I discovered many areas of my life that still needed healing. This program helped me walk through... more »

  leannevaldes wrote:

I have been involved in CKC for about 7 years and have always loved the training, support and insight they provide to us when working with our club. The tools and resources are excellent, the staff team is very involved and helpful and the experience... more »

  badger1952 wrote:

The work that this organization does in over 40 countries abroad helping, not giving, locals the ability to find water source and to learn cleanlyness and healthy sanitation, is admirable. I do not know how much of the money donated goes for administration.... more »

  revaprilcoates wrote:

Effectively and passionately connects people to the global nature of Church. more »

  Zach H. wrote:

While volunteering with Habitat, in Omaha, I got to know several of their employees. After a year, I could no longer work there as I watched 1 manager, and 2 Supervisors get fired for disagreeing with the management, mainly because of being overworked... more »

  Carly K. wrote:

My husband and I started sponsoring two kids at Arms of Love about 2 years ago. Recently, we spent two weeks at Arms of Love in the Philippines, so we were able to see all of their work firsthand AND meet our sponsor kids. Awesome, in a word! The kids... more »

  ssierra wrote:

The Labouré Society exists to provide financial assistance and spiritual support to individuals who must resolve student loans in order to pursue a vocation to the priesthood and/or religious life in the Catholic Church.They have assisted hundreds... more »

  CarolB wrote:

I've attended High Holiday services for the past 4 years with Judaism Your Way (JYW). The organization welcomes all people and is very inclusive. Rabbi Field and the staff go out of their way to make you feel like you have finally found a Jewish home.... more »

  Kevin M.7 wrote:

This is a very trustworthy organization, we know Lisa and Carlos personally. They are very strong Christians and I highly recommend supporting them! more »

  Sandy Walton wrote:

Beautiful Brokenness Ministry truly has been life changing for me. The picture of brokenness Katy uses to show us how much God loves us truly opened my heart and mind to seeing God's love for me in a way life never before. I wish everyone could... more »

  Cindy C wrote:

I have been a prayer group leader since my daughter was in 1st grade and now she's in 5th. Our little group has grown from 2 of us the first year, to our current 6-12 moms praying together each week for our neighborhood school, staff, children, and families.... more »

  David H.15 wrote:

I have been involved with The Salaam Network since its founding. It developed in a time when the U.S. began seeing ever-increasing incidents of hate crimes and islamophobia. There is no other organization in the region which has done more to root out... more »

  Marianne Woodward wrote:

I have been giving to World Vision since 1989 and have nothing but praise for the organization. 87% of their donations go directly to the people in the countries that need it. They are in over 100 countries around the world providing humanitarian relief... more »

  Kaylee wrote:

This ministry has impacted my life in meaningful and lasting ways. I have learned so much about myself and God through the programs Ascending Leaders offers. I have participated in the Charting Your Course weekend program as well as three of the 10-week... more »

  Shelley Galbreath C. wrote:

Great organization serving the needs of people around the world. more »

  Jeri M. wrote:

I have been to the Bolivia Life Center 3 times in the last 4 years and contribute to them financially as well. Because I have been there and have seen for myself the amazing life being provided to the children at the orphanage, it has become a deep passion... more »

  hayes878 wrote:

The Priceless Journey's vision is like non other I have seen. I have personally seen the "You are Priceless" devotional work in the lives of the women around me. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this powerful ministry! more »

  CRBat wrote:

I have been donating to the Salesian Missions for over 25 years, and I am happy to see my gifts being used to help so many needy people throughout the world. The Salesians do such wonderful work, and they are honest and transparent - i love reading about... more »

  Vicki32 wrote:

Being a part of Nazareth House Apostolate is more than a position as board member or donor or volunteer - its being a part of a family that works together to help each other out. From the giver to the receiver, everyone gets to know each other - there... more »

  shadowz85 wrote:

I currently sponsor my second child through Compassion International. I went on a sponsor tour and was able to see first hand the work that CI does. I have seen the children at their projects as they were learning crafts as a work skills. I also saw them... more »

  Davises88 wrote:

I wear three hats. I am a board member. I am an alumna parent. And I am a parent of a child currently enrolled. Looking at SJCS from the alumna perspective, my child received an excellent preparation for middle school. She is continuing at a Jewish day... more »

  Annette B.2 wrote:

My husband and I and friends have worked with IFI for about 10 years. They are a well organized, thoughtful, fun, all-inclusive nonprofit who cares for the students they help as well as the volunteers who help them. Other cities and college campuses... more »

  glen-elder wrote:

This camp has been a huge blessing to our family and many others. My wife and I volunteered here for the past four summers. The founders have huge hearts for serving children with special needs and showing them the love God has for them as well as His... more »

  Steven W S. wrote:

This gamming community, Is one of the best I have been with. As a Christian and a Gamer, they help balance everything. more »

  Arcovio wrote:

John Arcovio founded Spirit Led Ministries International in 1985 which produces ministry resource materials and serves as a multifaceted international outreach. He has founded the annual “Eagles Summit Apostolic Conference” which is held in... more »

  bullish1 wrote:

KVSS radio is a blessing in my life. Their programming is of the highest caliber and provides a great deal of comfort and hope in our ever increasing secular world. I am very grateful for the opportunity to be only a radio dial away to the spiritual... more »

  hasnat wrote:

As the outreach manager for West Valley Muslim Association (WVMA), I have been involved with Abrahamic Alliance for a few years. WVMA has participated in both feed the hungry and habitat for humanity type projects. Abrahamic Alliance is a great non-profit... more »

  Cs Anonymous Association wrote:

Once upon a time people lived in an era of relative simplicity where choices were clear and beliefs were solid and rock like foundations of ones' community and life. Well those days are long gone. And it's a good thing too because I mean I really would... more »

  Writer wrote:

Very helpful. I was able to give my five children a wonderful Christmas. Without the support of Giggles & Coos, this may not have been possible. The founder Andrew has also been a great support spirituality and emotionally. more »

  th3w01fv2 wrote:

Living Waters Publication is not, and I repeat, is not a organization that you should in any way, shape or form contribute, invest or even associate with. They say it's to teach Evangelical Christians how to share their faith. In reality, The whole purpose... more »

  Carol Young wrote:

Since its founding in 1991, NPIHN has sheltered, encouraged, cared for and placed in their own homes, 275 families representing over 700 individuals. Of these about 92% have stayed in their homes. We do not separate family members which means that both... more »

  Phyllis C.1 wrote:

Dr. Pearson is always ready and willing to serve others with excellence. Her ministry was birthed out of much prayers and long suffering. Her desire has always been to help her community rise above commonality and reach higher heights through Christ.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jean and I have had the privilege of participating and supporting this pregnancy clinic for the past five years. The leaders are great stewards of the finances contributed by donors. The clients who come to the clinic immediately experience a warm, respectful... more »

  LorliP wrote:

I have known and admired Chad and Alissa Christiansen (the founders of In The Gap) for many years. Their dedication to mentoring children who are in need of an adult who cares has been a powerful influence in my life. I am so grateful for the influence... more »

  Davidoff123 wrote:

OneTable is a fraud and hosts (as well as guests) discriminate based on age, race, sexual orientation and religion. I have attended at least three dozen OneTable dinners with my partner who is African-American and Christian, but his father is an Ashkenazi... more »

  Yvonne Rosenblum C. wrote:

My son has participated in the JPB summer programs for two years. His experience each year was fundamental to his personal growth and understanding of the greater world we live in. JPB focuses on bringing kids together from Israel, Palestine, and the... more »

  Larry Scott wrote:

My wife & I first experienced Ligonier Ministries by serving as volunteer workers at the 2000 National Conference. We have been blessed, since that initial conference with volunteer duties ranging from stuffing envelopes to coordinating volunteers for... more »

  rick eaton wrote:

Four of us from Mississippi visited Love Botswana headquarters in late August and got to see first hand all the amazing work being done through the staff and volunteers. We were excited to see the Life Center just about ready to open its doors to the... more »

  Karen179 wrote:

This is a group that is so needed in society today. we have a plethora of priests who are in trouble as well as priests who have been falsely accused of sexual abuse. Opus Bono Sacerdotii is a godsend for these priests, supporting them, helping them with... more »

  heshort wrote:

Incredible ministry! The people and HEART behind the Bible studies are one of a kind, genuine, and Christ-filled. Just give one study a try and I promise you won’t be able to wait for the next one to start! Life changing and such a blessing. more »

  Dutch wrote:

I have seen first-hand the work that this organization does. I have never seen an organization that has done more with the limited funds that they have. Through there extensive volunteer network the limited funds are magnified and significant life change... more »

  Carlos N. wrote:

Con esta organizacion que contribuye a la educacion de Olancho, Honduras. Hay muchas cosas que con educacion se pueden cambiar en la vida de cada ser humano. Salir de la pobreza, cambios culturales, desarrollo de nuevas ideas solo se logra con educacion. Olancho... more »

  mobileUser446470 wrote:

S2L Recovery truly cares about the men God has put in front of them. They are not clients but rather brothers going through the same things that God has brought them out of. more »

  Ruby wrote:

I've been involved with Bet Alef over the past 12 years. As a teenager, it gave me a platform for spiritual growth and Jewish identity. Now, as a mother of 3, the synagogue has been there for me for my wedding, the bris of my boys, and now as a community... more »

  MichaelChanley wrote:

As the founder, I'm obviously biased in my review. However, I do love this ministry and our community. It's a huge honor to be a part of this team! more »

  Bobbie2014 wrote:

This Bhrigu Ashram is PURE FRAUD!!! I bought some gemstones which i took to another jeweler and they were deemed FAKE!! Sanjay is not a REAL GURU! He has exploited others in the name of GOD! Stay away from these frauds... In India also so many like this... more »

  texaco wrote:

I have been involved with ACCESS Colorado and ACCESS nationally for a little less than 2 years. The international reach of this organization is nothing short of amazing and the ability to connect with other young leaders from across the globe is inspiring! more »

  h2HOPE wrote:

I had the opportunity to assist the Lighthouse this year prepare grocery bags for Thanksgiving for the less fortunate in our community, and wow it went wonderfully. We packed 1000 bags in five hours and their team was just great. The Lighthouse had all... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered with Food For His Children in Tanzania, Africa since 2008. Food For His Children helps the rural poor in the Karatu District by coming along side of them and helping them improve living conditions through the micro-loan of dairy goats.... more »

  Tim H. wrote:

Son Safaris began as a dream in Fledge Fiamingo's heart in 2003 and became a non-profit corporation in 2009. We provide inspiration and encouragement through multimedia presentations conducted by former South African Park Ranger Fledge Fiamingo. But... more »

  Mike A.4 wrote:

This is an organization I truly believe in. They started out with very little and have worked so hard to help the less fortunate. I admire them so much. If ever a missionary organization was worth of help it's GSG Missions!!! more »

  Briana L. wrote:

I have known Lisa for over 8 years. She is an inspirational and Godly woman, a living legacy of her mother. She continues the mission that she and her mother began through her ministry, Lisa Bain Ministries. Over the past 8 years, I have witnessed first-hand... more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  sequoiabrigadecamp wrote:

Sequoia Brigade Camp is an adventure-oriented Christian camp which caters to boys and girls in the western United States. For more than 10 years we have partnered with Brigade Air to provide an aviation experience for young men and women 8th grade and... more »

  iwonderwonderwho wrote:

A great inter-generational, inter-ethnic and even inter-denominational group of friends and activists committed to a more generous and peaceful world. Fascinating programs and projects of an international nature with opportunities for people to volunteer... more »

  jrsdca wrote:

Franklin Graham, the CEO of this organization makes $417,000.Per year. this info is on Charity Navigator. This is Billy Graham's Son. I will never give them another $dollar. He Is working for Jesus and should not be getting more than $50,000. Spread... more »

  dlfen wrote:

We are a small day school in a small Jewish community. This network of peers has been invaluable to bringing information and tools to improve our success. Why reinvent the wheel? The sharing of creative, progressie ideas benefits all of us and strenghtens... more »

  2021asahlberg wrote:

The Gbarnga Lutheran Mission Project does important work for a community in need and what continues to impress me is not only what they do, but how they do it. Every program is thoughtfully planned and revised with great care and compassion for people.... more »

  thetrush wrote:

My 2 daughters have attended and I can assure anyone reading this review they will be pleased with the talent/experience/and Godly wisdom and direction that the owners, Barb and Sal give to this organization. Our world would be a better place... more »

  mmetcalf wrote:

Legacy Pregnancy Center exists to serve the community with professionalism, excellence, and servant hearts. www.legacypregnancy.org more »

  rachelelaine11 wrote:

Great communication from staff who truly seem to care about the work. more »

  Maureen Reenie Connelly M. wrote:

Mercy Mall serves those in need by providing practical necessities (i.e. clothings, housewares, etc) but they do so much more. Every visitor is treated with love and respect no matter what their circumstances. It is the goal of MM that everyone feels... more »

  Lelania wrote:

The International Association for Near Death Studies website (www.IANDS.org) is the place to visit if you have had a Near Death Experience (NDE) or if you want reliable information about NDEs. IANDS is the oldest and largest organization devoted to... more »

  drobidas wrote:

My first experience with SSFOH was in June of 2011. I donated money for water. I got more involved with the foundation and now I am a board member. I have not found any other foundations/charities that your donation will go 100% to a specific cause (IE:... more »

  kmleichty wrote:

Word Made Flesh is an incredible organization that serves marginalized communities and people around the world. I continue to learn alongside of them about service, about community, about poverty and how to be with people. more »

  Heather J. wrote:

I spent 3 summers with teen missions as a team member and now my son has spent 2 summers as a second generation team member. They spend their time taking changing the lives of North American kids and supporting missionary work around the world. I trust... more »

  ldarris wrote:

When I first encountered this group, I was immediately impressed with the unique, high energy performance that involved sign language and creative motion choreographed to music. I subsequently became more involved as a volunteer and supporter. Vision... more »

  Mali wrote:

Before there was even a building, Mayyim Hayyim was a dream, a dream of a community that was welcoming and inclusive, a dream of an organization that was committed to innovation and learning. I have been privileged to be part of this dream; trained in... more »

  Charlene Sorby A. wrote:

I have been involved with this ministry for the past 10 years and feel so privileged to do so. There are so many opportunities to be the hands and feet of Christ on a small scale for a larger purpose that I would never know about on my own. I love getting... more »

  jockie wrote:

We were first atrracted to T & V because of the Shabbat service. The congregation was fully engaged, the liturgy was traditional but the service was egalitarian, one of the first Conservative synagogues to adopt that positon. That was almost 30 years... more »

  Stackie16 wrote:

Hope Project works diligently to change lives for the better. We were able to take a trip to Nicaragua and not only see where many donated dollars go, but able to work alongside the founders who live to make a change in the World. We saw people come together... more »

  Kia E. wrote:

Beloved and Beyond is an amazing experience for all participants. It is well organized, the volunteers are well trained and the staff is always on hand to help. This ministry allows young teens to older adults the opportunity to learn about and care... more »

  wayne wrote:

This is a solidly biblical institution that meets the needs of those called to ministry later in life that could not otherwise afford to receive a seminary education. more »

  FredSpaulding wrote:

I went to The Christian Center in 2014 as a volunteer and working with the residents and neighbors living on the street changed my life. Remarkable organization that impacts thousands in our community for good. more »

  valleykat wrote:

This nonprofit organization has been serving the homeless for 15+ years in downtown Phoenix every Sunday without fail. A group of selfless people who love God and people. They serve with excellent wherever and whatever the need is! more »

  Lori Patterson wrote:

I've been a public school librarian for nearly two decades. My husband is an educator as were my parents. I came across NPP's new book "A People's Guide to the Federal Budget" at a book fair and was absolutely blown away by the organization's ability... 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 »

  tim wrote:

The Sacred Fire Foundation publishes a magazine titled the "Sacred Fire" magazine -a [human] antidote to human amnesia. The latest edition (#10 has an interview with Grandfather Fire - can you believe it?? This has got to be one potent group! more »

  leslie.shatto@yahoo.com wrote:

Project Share meets a huge need in the Carlisle community providing food and clothing to approximately 1200 families a month. During my volunteer time I see the compassion for the recipients and witness recipients who are truly appreciative of the services... more »

  choicepursuitsyahoocom wrote:

I'm a consultant who works with abortion clinics across the country. In my work I train counselors and medical staff and have found the Faith Aloud materials incredibly valuable. Staff get to work through their own religious and spiritual issues while... more »

  59virginia wrote:

Operation Bandanas is a great ministry that individuals, groups, or churches can do. You can buy the Psalms 91 bandanas and send them to troops as they are deployed or you can make this a ministry partnerhsip with your church and Operation Bandanas.... more »

  Michael P.8 wrote:

I have been out with outdoor emersion dozens of times...each time I learn more about myself and nature. Not only have I made great strides towards living a normal life but my son is now apart of my lifeThese are pics of myself and my son out with... more »

  MyKidsSccrMom wrote:

I discovered Rest Ministries about 8 years ago. it became a big source of support and information in my physical battles with Fibromyalgia, IBS, Depression and Anxiety. Lisa Copen has a heart of service to those within her organization. It provides a... more »

  GerriMiller wrote:

Located in the heart of Golden Gate City, Grace Provides a safe haven for children and families I have been an after school Volunteer for the past 8 years. I have worked with children from the 4th & 5th grades, helping them with their homework,... more »

  Margie wrote:

Moving Traditions provided my daughter with its Rosh Hodesh for girls program at a critical time when she was begining to explore her identity and especially her Jewish identity. The engaging, thought-provoking, and fun curriculum I think made my daughter... more »

  BethWNS wrote:

Not only do I support the Jewish Women's Archive and its mission, but I have had the pleasure of personally benefitting from their work. My granddaughter was given an assignment to write about a Jewish woman made an important contribution to American... more »

  k.rae. wrote:

Very genuine and caring! The Director himself called to thank me for my partnership with them. Because of some of my specific interests, he gave me a book that was a testimony of one of African Enterprise' leaders. This touched me so much, I actually... more »

  daviduhl wrote:

I have been very impressed the quality of care L'Arche provides to those with developmental disabilities. It goes beyond the care-giver/client relationship. It can be more aptly called a family. I just am inspired by their work and am glad a place... more »

  lostsheep wrote:

I've known the Founder of Restoration 1:99, Candace Wheeler, for nearly 20 years, and have supported her ministry financially ever since I met her. She is highly principled, of moral excellence, and most notably, caring and compassionate. Even the name... more »

  rbirkey wrote:

My family and I have supported Global Action in various ways since it was founded. We are very confident that the money we give is used for good purposes and ministry to people who need it. more »

  Nutmeg wrote:

YMI is an organization that focuses on spreading the gospel through unique missions experiences, but also focuses on helping the youth that go on these trips to grow in their faith and their relationship with the Lord. I went to Guatemala two years ago... more »

  nhunt wrote:

As a North Carolina State Senator, I can attest that Capitol Commission has been an effective ministry to the North Carolina Legislature. They sponsor weekly Bible studies, monthly prayer breakfasts and meet individually with legislators when requested.... more »

  Park Springs wrote:

Park Springs Christian Camp (run by Piedmont Christian Assembly) is a model for other camps. As with most non-profits, Park Springs operates on a very tight budget, but gets maximum impact. In the last few years every building on campus has been updated... more »

  taylorfoods wrote:

My family moved from Shul to Shul to Shul to Shul over a 4 year period, wandering through the Los Angeles landscape searching for a spiritual home for my wife and me, along with our "coming of age" daughters. Our searching ended when we discovered Ikar... more »

  jenny.k.heil wrote:

I have both volunteered with this organization and been served by it. In my experiences volunteering with this organization, I have always been wow-ed by the way that the CFJ values and cares for its volunteers. Some of the most profound experiences... more »

  Carol94 wrote:

So excited as I watch Gods miracles unfold for this Mission. Great people, doing Gods work. This school will inpact so many girls lives and empower them to change their lives forever. more »

  queryme wrote:

This ministry has, by far, been the most life-changing for me in the way of growth in my faith in Jesus Christ. It has deepened my walk and really brought be down to the core of my pride and selfishness. Through teachings in this study, and doing it with... more »

  Shannon Meade wrote:

I love this organization because I love the vision of helping children that desperatately need it. This organization gives hope to people who would not otherwise have it if not for Dorothea and Robert Kalatschan who started GIBTK. These two people... more »

  Kevin66 wrote:

Having had the privilege of being a donor to this organization I have to say that their integrity is only one reason for their success. They do everything they do with excellence in the love of Jesus Christ. They honor everyone as equals no matter... more »

  kaijura wrote:

Jason was extremely supportive at a time that I was subjected to some very distressing incidents relating to my lack of religion. He was warm and caring and encouraged me on the appropriate measures to take and how to express myself. I probably wouldn't... more »

  nnapolitano wrote:

ISN's programs, website, and network opportunities offer high school and college students, young professionals, and adult parishioners training and opportunities to live out a faith that does justice. Each year, more than 1,000 members of the Ignatian... more »

  fmarr3 wrote:

I have served on the board of the American Bible Society for close to 20 years. During that time I have observed how ABS has enhanced its traditional program of providing the Scriptures by becoming an enthusiastic advocate for the regular reading and... more »

  beulah wrote:

The clear and concise message of Father's Love I received from Places in the Father's Heart has changed my life: I've gone from wounded and self-defensive to healed and confident in my place in Father's heart. The Taylors have become good friends and... more »

  MAHolmes wrote:

SERV International was started and is managed by a long-time acquaintance of mine. He is genuine about his faith in Christ and obedient to the charge of caring for the poor and spreading the Gospel. The money donated to SERV is carefully managed and is... more »

  Trauma Specialist wrote:

2014 Student Advanced Reiki Class # 2: During class Bill calls student a “trouble-maker”. Student emails Bill asks not to be called names. This request falls on deaf ears. Class # 3: During class Bill called same student “wicked”.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I think they do a great job helping the community. A small group that does Big things. more »

  For the Kids wrote:

I have served on several projects with Kids Around the World from building playgrounds both in the United States and in countries around the world to packing meals to help stem the tide of hunger in small bodies. I wondered, why play? After seeing,... more »

  Brian105 wrote:

As a board member I have watched Boat Angel Outreach Center reach out with their unique children's programs to hundreds of thousands of children spanning nearly ten years. They have given without cost without thought of expenses involved to people around... more »

  Heather Joffe R. wrote:

I have had the opportunity to see their outstanding work first hand in Bolivia since 2008 when I supervised a U.S. government-funded grant made to the organization. (I work for a federal contractor that was in turn making federally-funded grants to NGOs.)... more »

  Betsy Fulmer wrote:

Our daughter is a resident at Bishop Grady Villas. We've never seen her happier. It is a pleasure to volunteer with the residents. more »

  africa231 wrote:

I give to Heroes of the Nation's child sponsorship program on a monthly basis. I appreciate that HTN operates on a 100% model...I can be confident that my donation will go directly to Kenya and will positively affect my sponsored child. I was able to... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  ilanamantell wrote:

Kavana is the perfect combination - innovative, thoughtful and welcoming. The programming is of superb quality, and caters to a really diverse range of interests. There are a lot of people who just don't fit into traditional synagogues, but they can... more »

  ramahkid wrote:

I traveled to Kanchipuram, India with AJWS as part of their Volunteer Summer program in 2008. The program was the most meaningful thing I have done with my entire life and has completely changed my path. Because of my experience with AJWS, I have now... more »

  Marie Revere wrote:

Interfaith Community Services is the only non-profit willing to take on serving those with brain disorders with a supported housing and employment model-Fairweather Lodge. They returned self-worth to our son who had lost just about everything to schizophrenia.... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm constantly recommending the resources of ICTG to community and church leaders. There's really nobody like ICTG out there and they consistently offer invaluable materials for groups managing in the wake of traumas. more »

  ileanaB90 wrote:

Wonderful organization! They are involved in making every community they reach out to impacted in a positive way. I’ve seen great results from this organization. They get involved with some of the most crime infested areas to bring help and hope to... more »

  Retired320 wrote:

As a young police officer with the Chicago police department I connected with a group of Christian cops who met once a week to talk and study the Bible. We became aware of the FCPO and applied to become a chapter. The FCPO was a big help to me throughout... more »