Find Scholarships & Student Financial Aid Nonprofits and Charities

  Toni Neubauer wrote:

I have followed the growth of Educational Pathways International for the past several years as an advisor and friend to founders Sara and Leonard Lafrance. The organization provides university scholarships to gifted and needy rural students and provides... more »

  gtmadigan wrote:

As a college student, NSCS has honestly changed my life. NSCS is an honors organization for high-achieving first and second year college students. I was invited to join as a freshman and quickly got involved. I was able to serve my chapter as Vice President... more »

  rgskoglund wrote:

Such a great organization that has a real impact on children's lives. They make a real impact and have received top ratings from organization's like Charity Navigator. And best of all your donations are matched. Truly a great way to help children... more »

  Amy K. wrote:

Christian Foundation for Children and Aging is an amazing charity. It is a charity to which you truly have to be dedicated and in whose mission you must really believe. Although I occasionally give $10 or $25 donations, most of my donations come from... more »

  sourabhvarshney111 wrote:

I was in first year . My family was facing a huge difficulty in paying for my fees. The foundation provided me scholarship which helped me a lot. more »

  Paula.Hester wrote:

Kenya Keys does so much for so many kids! We are happy to have sponsored 4 students through high school and college! We invite others to join us in this great work! more »

  shamswk wrote:

The wonderful way of paying back. I have been associated with this organization for quite few years. Their support to the needy and deserving is commendable. Besides monetary help, providing mentorship, arranging seminars/webinars are few to list down.... more »

  Ananth2019 wrote:

Superb organisation with dedicated volunteers making a huge difference via additional free tuitions and scholarships impacting 3600 kids from underprivileged sections of society - each year! My daughter also volunteered in summer and came away hugely... more »

  connie5 wrote:

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. That is the mission of AAUW. My branch happens to encourage girls in science and other STEM fields. The advocacy piece is accomplished by working on legislation... 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 »

  buildfutures wrote:

SteppingUP is changing lives every day. They mentor and tutor youth and guide them in the direction of college after finishing high school. This not only helps the youth they work with but the whole family. As someone who works with homeless youth 18... more »

  mikemoradian wrote:

As a board member, I am proud of the contribution Honor Society Foundation is making to help individuals lead better lives and pursue their education. Honor Society Foundation has been making scholarships to student leaders in 8 categories, has created... more »

  kathleenbethel wrote:

SSP is responsible for my daughter's success and for me not paying a dime for her college education! It all started when she was 13 years old and won a trip to Washington D.C. through one of the SSP programs to encourage interest in research. The excitement... more »

  FriendOfNepal wrote:

NYOF is an excellent organization. They're making a huge difference in the lives of thousands of children in Nepal by providing them with health care, education, and human rights. Because of the low cost of living in Nepal, and because NYOF implements... more »

  100741 wrote:

I learned of the MusicLink Foundation at a music EXPO put on by Schmitt Music, in the Minneapolis area. For several years I had wanted to try to teach piano lessons to children from homes who could not afford lessons. But I knew that most did not have... more »

  AngelaDavison wrote:

FIRST speaks in a powerful voice to the best and brightest students, letting them know that their interest in science and technology is a good thing. FIRST provides an safe environment that fosters, encourages, and frankly celebrates this interest. ... more »

  Kat White wrote:

I worked previously in an after-school program for middle schoolers, so I know what a great program can do. Aim High does an amazing job creating a culture that is fun and focused on learning. Teachers and students build relationships that will support... more »

  Rosangela C. wrote:

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) is hispanic and latino serving organization that advocates and assists with the possible obtainment of a higher education. I have been a recipient of HSF since 2007 and had I not received some economic assistance as... more »

  golfeiz wrote:

By giving me a generous scholarship and interest free loans, CSB helped me graduate college and go on to medical school. more »

  John W. Sheppard wrote:

This is a wonderful charity that supports the Lee County Florida Public School District--- provding beneifts to teachers and children that go farbeyond what the School Board itselfcould provide. For the record I have been both a volunteer and amonetary... more »

  terrioliver wrote:

Irving Schools Foundation provides financial resources for the students and staff of Irving ISD by funding innovative programs and scholarships. The Foundation offers an avenue for businesses and residents of Irving to get involved and give... more »

  holdingfast wrote:

I have never seen a more giving Charity go above and beyond for the families. They not only do what they say in their mission, but do more actually. We could have never survived through our hardships with out Children of Fallen soldiers and will always... more »

  back_c1 wrote:

I began volunteering with A Call to College in September 2012 and am still involved whenever I can be. This well established organization works to teach students from Newark, Ohio the importance of staying in school and going to college through a variety... more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. more »

  Sparky 1 wrote:

Able Flight has given so many deserving individuals one of the greatest opportunities of a lifetime.....the oportunity to FLY. Flying, in itself, is a great and wonderful experience, but when you have a disability, and you could never imagine being able... more »

  Gabriela P. wrote:

This foundation has given me a chance to fulfill my dreams of going to college. As a recipient of a 2013 scholarship, I'm truly grateful for the CFEF. Apply for as many scholarships as you can and at least try, I did and look what happened. Marie Holmes... 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 »

  Ashleynem1 wrote:

The George Snow Scholarship Fund is a wonderful organization that has helped me achieved my dreams as a student and a future physician! It recognized my adversities of financial and emotional hardship and gave me hope through sponsoring my education.... more »

  looksfar21 wrote:

Changing lives through scholarship and student support! 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 »

  JPNovaNation wrote:

As a Villanova graduate school alumnus, I had not had the privilege of hearing about the Blue White Scholarship Foundation (BWSF) until a co-worker brought me to a summer event in 2014. What I found there was remarkable: steeped in history, rich with... more »

  vale888 wrote:

This splendid program has changed my life completely through education. Not only has it facilitated the process of college, but has giving me hope for higher education. As a first generation and low income student I can now say that there is no obstacles... more »

  rrajani wrote:

I have been working with Indian Dreams Foundation for a short while now and in that time have been incredibly impressed by the organisations commitment and drive to bring education to underprivileged children. With little money, they have made an incredible... more »

  Gina R. wrote:

My daughter is in 5th grade and received a scholarship. I believe that recognizing students at this young age really helps to inspire them to keep work hard at acheiving their dreams and give back to the community. The banquet where she was recognized... more »

  Donate2sustain wrote:

EALgreen helps solve three problems: lack of funds for college students, too much waste created by overconsumption, and the need for businesses to do well while doing good. EALgreen unique model generates scholarships for students with financial need... more »

  cclouie wrote:

The SOLD Project is an inspiration to families and children in both Thailand and the United States. As a volunteer, I have had to opportunity to travel to Thailand and work alongside SOLD and am continually impressed with their efforts. Within a year,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Action in Africa cultivates a safe space for anyone who wishes to visit. Their programs, staff, and beneficiaries have nothing but warm and welcoming hearts to offer. If you're looking for an organization to give to, please consider Action in Africa.... more »

  CAmtnlady wrote:

I have worked with kids in Odessa, Ukraine for 12 years teaching arts and crafts and working with the Directors of each orphanage, finding out what their needs are and taking many pictures. I then write a report for UAC. Everyone loves Clara Pascal and... more »

  BigTJ wrote:

The best opportunity for minorities who want to pursue graduate degrees in engineering. more »

  PatrickB wrote:

The Flyin Ryan Hawks Foundation is doing awesome things for all the right reasons.These are interesting times we are living in. Children are bombarded daily with information and distractions. The Core Values and Decisions Programs are a great... more »

  Iman Jameela A. wrote:

LE.O has been on my side through every little detail of my educational journey! They have supported me both financially and emotionally as I navigated graduate school. I am indebted to LE.O for everything I have achieved in the past years. I love being... more »

  marie-ange wrote:

Many people shy away from change because they see the mass of problems there are to tackle. These obstacles burden the soul and crush aspirations. Others know how to look at a mountain and see that to get to the top, you must climb a path once step at... more »

  Writer wrote:

I came across this organization in an aisle of Walmart. Young man in his early or mid 20s looking at pens, and doing something with his phone. It caught my attention because I saw it strange that someone that needs pens would just grab pens and go, then... more »

  sophoria wrote:

I was a member of Mlles in High School and now I am a volunteer. As a student member and now an alumnae member I understand and see the benefits of this organization. I gained much and learned much about becoming a woman and I hope as a volunteer to help... more »

  ajshields0 wrote:

My family has been involved with Jericho since the beginning And have loved all the work we have done I consider everyone that Jericho aids part of my family! more »

  Fredrick P. G. wrote:

As a retired neurosurgeon and the husband of Eve's Fund president, Barbara Crowell Roy, I have nothing but admiration for the objectives and goals of this organization. Aside from the aims of injury prevention secondary to spine and cranial trauma, Eve's... more »

  SASAi wrote:

SAS Ai, Inc. has made tremendous inroads in its "outreach through education" program to the bright and promising children of poor and underprivileged families of the township of Tagudin and its neighboring towns and villages, in the province of Ilocos... more »

  Ogechi A. wrote:

AtlantaGLOW is an organization genuinely dedicated to improving the lives of young women, teaching them how to be responsible, both socially and financially. I'm so honored to volunteer here!! more »

  SallyHetheringtonOAM wrote:

We are fortunate to have been partnered with the SE Asia Foundation for several years already. Working with Bill is a pleasure, as whilst he ensures that our governance is up-to-scratch so donors know their funds are being used appropriately, he understands... more »

  tcpeaden wrote:

I am a mentor for Take Stock in Children. I've been mentoring the same young lady for a little over two years now. I've had the pleasure of helping her set goals and strive to reach those goals. This program will allow students from economically disadvantaged... more »

  sharon brazeal wrote:

It is a pleasure to be part of the Grayson County College family as a member of the GC Foundation Board. My husband, Don, and I consider our contributions to GCC an investment in students as well as our community. We hear so many success stories of... more »

  alchaikin wrote:

Great group of people, very mission driven and work insanely long hours. They often have parties for their volunteers, mostly just consisting of food and chats with other volunteers. One of those meetings led meet to meet a good friend of mine. more »

  L Zaiontz wrote:

I've supported the Indian children of St. Labre for more than 20 years. This is a place that is actually accomplishing good things not only for the children it serves, but also for the families of these children. The only way these kids are going to make... more »

  terryfund wrote:

the Terry Fund was created after the events of 9/11/01 to assist firefighters and their families with educational, medical emergency and equipment needs. Since 2004 we have granted over $600,000 in direct financial assitance and another $300,000 in surplus... more »

  GretchenMS wrote:

Northwest Ohio Scholarship Fund is an incredible organization helping so many children all over northwest Ohio. When I was younger, I attended a 2 catholic schools in the Toledo area and I personally knew a classmate and friend that benefited from NOSF's... more »

  Kerry5 wrote:

Peninsula College Fund is so much more than a non-profit - it s a dream come true for its almost 100 scholars, it is a family, a community, and finally, it provides financial, mentoring and job coaching to enable its truly remarkable college students... more »

  Rachaeleq wrote:

Equi-Ed is a wonderfully magical place! The horses are gentle, kind and quiet. The volunteers are professional, and help to keep everything running safely and smoothly! What a wonderful facility and program. Thank you! more »

  DWemyss wrote:

Education is the foundation for success in all areas of life. The Alliance of Women Executives (AWE) has a mission that is hard not to love. We raise money for scholarships to support young entrepreneurial women in our area to continue their higher education... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a proud donor for the Glendale Education Foundation. They have done so many wonderful things with the money and helped out with so many amazing causes. It truly is a great foundation and I am glad to be a part of it!! more »

  Adriana B. wrote:

I first encountered The Christina Noble Children's Foundation while living in Paris. The story of the founder, Christina, and her work to make the lives of children in need better moved me beyond words. The children of Vietnam and Mongolia have a better... more »

  Lucia wrote:

I was born and raised in Managua, Nicaragua, and after a few years trying to find a charity organization to help the children of Nicaragua, I found Fabretto Foundation. I was so touched and happy to find a group of dedicated people that are truly committed... more »

  Isabel S. wrote:

I am proud to be a part of GoldenHearts. GoldenHearts pursues such an important mission and makes an important contribution to the integration of refugees in Pforzheim. The great thing about it is that every support directly benefits the women and children... more »

  jedmonds wrote:

I am a director of a program on the campus of Arkansas State University Mountain Home Ar. of a program designed to assist students enroll in a two year college.We request all of our potential students to apply for the Single Parent Scholarship funds as... more »

  Debbie Steele wrote:

I have been so impressed with the Jeannette Rankin Foundation. Not only have they offered me scholarship money every semester I have been in school, they get to know me personally and send me little gifts to make my school life easier. They stay in... more »

  PB13 wrote:

Exceptional commitment and transparency from staff and leadership. more »

  drerose wrote:

Hello my name is Dreylon Rose and i am here to tell you that i was able to part of this great organization called Zero Debt College Project, which was ran by a lady by the name of Monique Thompson. In this organization we were showed how to fill out scholarship... more »

  hharley wrote:

LEAP changed my life by giving me the tools for success! I am more confident that I can achieve my goals and now have the network to do so!Thank you LEAP! more »

  Judywm wrote:

A fantastic nonprofit organization. When you make a donation, you get an immediate response and know how and where your donation will be used. Their work with FundaMaya in Guatemala assures the many needs of the people (food, education, health, etc.)... more »

  Robert T.8 wrote:

I have been a supporter of the St. George's Society of New York for over 20 years. Their Mission fit's my giving criteria. They were founded in 1750 and have been helping elderly New Yorker's live their lives more comfortably ever since. They also have... more »

  Writer wrote:

Saint Jude Tuition Fund Corporation has helped Iraqi refugees escape ISIS terrors, and is helping a Rwandan family stay together in a safe country after experiencing the horrors of the Rwandan genocide a few years ago. Neither the officers nor the volunteers... more »

  Writer wrote:

My family and i had just moved to Austin a week before the annual back packing even last year. Someone mentioned it to us and my kids and I showed up. We were so impressed with the volunteers, the board and most importantly, the mission! I'm a volunteer... more »

  KCcreates wrote:

As a local journalist in West Tn, I interviewed co-founder Stacie Freeman and her traveling students several times. I have been amazed at the ability of the organization to forge strong partnerships in country and support local students by offering resume-enhancing... more »

  Joyce J.3 wrote:

Moringa For Love (MFL) Foundation uses moringa trees and its products to help people in under-developed countries. Dr. Patrick Chou has worked with natives and planted over 10,000 trees; he taught them to consume nutritious moringa leaves to combat malnutrition.... 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 »

  mobileUser679046 wrote:

Superb organization, thank you for all the good you all are doing throughout the community. more »

  thesenumbers wrote:

great organization. great message. their work is focused, relational, and making a difference. i've been impressed with their marketing and branding as well. I think they are making a significant impact with youth in South Africa. more »

  NSan wrote:

LEEF is truly a cheerleader for classroom teachers. Their support for literacy is evident in the services they provide for our district (grants for teachers and provider of K-12 books). Attached is a photo of the LEEF team who came to Rutledge with a... more »

  Writer wrote:

Such a great supportive staff and one of the best non-profit organization run by such awesome and humble people. Great work !! more »

  Writer wrote:

My name Paul Quansah I am a proud volunteer of OKF. Osei Kusi Foundation has really helped me develop the role for caring for one another and boosted my level of making the right decisions in life. With the help of OKF my shyness is moved out of me. OKF... more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

I have had the privilege to get to know AXIS and to witness the results of their work with academically motivated students of color. I believe they are unique in that they are working to ensure the students they serve are placed in schools that engage... more »

  Zambia wrote:

I returned from a trip to Zambia in March of this year where we visited all the schools on their program, We met hundreds of students on the ZSF program, we spent two weeks with their young but willing Zambian employees and we sat in their office and... more »

  brenjames wrote:

In everybody's heart there is a story. A dream. A desire. A passion. An overcoming spirit. And when people come together, desiring the same kindred things, lifting others above themselves, giving hope to humanity, telling someone they really matter, then... more »

  Noanah wrote:

USAP is a community that allows young people to dream big and helps them achieve those dreams . I always had a dream to study in America and USAP made that possible for me. They provided me with the necessary education and resources throughout the two... more »

  inessalee wrote:

I have been volunteering at IFERS for 2 years now. The experience is wonderful. For example, I participated in the Yaba TV Live Telethon at KCET to raise funds towards bridging the cultural divide and helping orphans and widows in Africa. I highly recommend... more »

  ALMemberLM wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Assistance League of Boise since 2014. They amaze me more each and every year as I see us make sales in our Thrift Shop where the proceeds support almost 25,000 underserved children in Ada County that receive clothing, supplies... more »

  Gracelyn wrote:

I love Teens Help Other People (TeenHop) because I can volunteer with my friends and make a difference in my community. TeenHop has taught me that being selfish doesn't make the world a better place; it actually makes the exact opposite! Also if everyone... more »

  erting wrote:

it is very good charity fhelping children in China. I learned how to make difference and give to others from this charity. more »

  kerrydonley wrote:

The Scholarship Fund of Alexandria is a true community project that began with an idea of providing college scholarships to students at our public high school. Started with seed money from the City Council, the Fund has grown over the years to assist... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Burchell Youth Development Foundation holds a special place in my heart as I have not only benefitted from being a part of this foundation but I have seen and continue to see the tremendous impact it has on the lives of students and families in Jamaica.... more »

  elack wrote:

I have followed the Herb-It-Forward-Foundation since its inception. They are doing a wonderful job providing scholarships to students who in spite of experiencing their own challenges have a strong desire to give back to their community. In addition... more »

  rshap99344 wrote:

I have sponsored various students in Kenya through the KEF for the past 4 years. I have seen first hand the impact that this wonderful organization has made on the lives of young people there. Having visited various schools throughout Kenya where the... more »

  CarolynLH wrote:

Charlie and Betty Laliberte have led Children Up with great love and care for the students they support. Their intelligent leadership has found creative ways to solve problems. They never seem to give up. By encouraging donors to sponsor individuals,... more »

  Ryan R. wrote:

I am a Volunteer of the Wish Upon A Hero Foundation as well a donor. This is one of the most incredible charities on the planet. This foundation has helped tons of families throughout the world in so many ways. They have granted so many different types... more »

  jonathanpanning wrote:

I have had the privilege to work the Eastwick Foundation in supporting the Good JuJu project in Jamaica. As a former resident of the island, I continue to be impressed with the vision, passion and execution of this important work. Through the project,... more »

  carlino wrote:

The Thomas Miloscia Foundation is an amazing organization. It was started in honor of Thomas Miloscia who died at a very young age from cancer but was a giving soul who did great things for others in such a short lifetime. This organization raises money... more »

  tinat985 wrote:

I volunteered to help this foundation with an event and developed such respect for what they do and how they do it that I volunteered for two more after that. Now I'm on board to help with all local events. The Michael Sadler Foundation... more »

  Writer wrote:

I attended an event in early 2017 in NYC where current Point scholars, alumni and some of their new community college scholarship recipients spoke. I was very impressed with the drive of these young people to finish their degrees and do good in the... more »

  seanblatter wrote:

I grew up with Tourretes Syndrome and Kelsey B Diamantis Ts Scholarship Family Foundation Inc, awarded me a scholarship last year which helped cover part of my costs at LMU! Thank you so much, and please keep up the great work for others who have TS! more »

  Christine_LYNP wrote:

This organization has helped so many people in our community in a variety of ways! more »

  Fritz Diddle wrote:

I have witnessed On Point for College change the lives of thousands of students from Syracuse inner city. To date, On Point has helped 3,600 young people go to 216 colleges and universities, including homeless youths and refugees. Despite tremendous challenges... more »

  Don wrote:

I am glad to be part of this great Foundation supporting students in central Texas. Join us and help provide scholarships to students that may not have a chance to receive funds otherwise. more »

  Erin Halley wrote:

I worked with the Nanubhai Education Foundation on their New York City fundraiser March 2009. The event was a success and a blast to produce. The core team really makes you feel like one of the family. I will work with them again in the future and... more »

  emac21282 wrote:

When a close friend of mine told me about South Central Scholars and what the organization was doing for motivated students from Los Angeles, I immediately wanted to get involved. South Central Scholars help motivated students achieve their dreams and... more »

  volunteer1998 wrote:

Assistance League of Albuquerque is constantly evolving for the better. With only volunteers to do its work, it's astounding what has been accomplished in just the fifteen years I have been a member. We run two shop: the thrift store (our fundraiser)... more »

  Mrsdkrebs wrote:

I feel like I'm getting to know students and staff at both campuses of Daystar University through the videos, photos, and stories published on the website and social media. The donations I make go to important work at this Christian college--where... more »

  margaret4 wrote:

Matawi is a Maine-based nonprofit committed to supporting education, civic engagement and leadership development in the refugee community. They word directly with the immigrant community in Maine as well as directly with the refugee community in Dadaab. more »

  Audilvrs7 wrote:

This charity is one which honestly serves its cause to save our reefs with integrity and heart. It is run by an extraordinary group of people who are dedicated to preserving our reefs and taking on the challenge of tackling the lion fish problem. more »

  erinr wrote:

Exemplary organization that is fully committed to its mission. Very transparent and providing services to Native Americans who are greatly in need and lack opportunities for assistance. I feel confident that my donation is going directly to the people... more »

  kdcjones wrote:

I have known about CollegeTracks work in the community since their inception and the impact they make daily on the lives of students and families in our community who don't have the expertise to get to college and find enough money to attend once accepted.... more »

  har_rocks wrote:

Voice for Adoption does amazing work to improve the foster care system through spreading awareness as well as working towards important legislation. VFA's work on the Every Child Deserves a Family Act is important to ending discrimination in child welfare... more »

  luckykman wrote:

It is during times like these that I am both humbled and honored to be a part of such a talented and motivated team of trailblazers who are dedicated to making such an impact throughout the nation. It is often said that your calling is what you are made... more »

  jchristian wrote:

I can't say enough how impressed I am by CCEdFund. Carrie and Jennifer, the Fund's Directors, go to great lengths to ensure the children they support are excelling in their studies and attending Cambodia's best schools. more »

  Oscar_T wrote:

The Serve Trip that Changed My Life!As a dental healthcare professional, nothing brings me more joy then using my talents and abilities to help those in need. Even though it is my part of my career to assist in providing dental care in an office... more »

  tsaltveit wrote:

Watching a new student from a disadvantaged background access the resources and personal attention of a private school inspires me as an educator. SMART students often become the first member of their family to attend college, thus breaking the cycle... more »

  imhouston wrote:

The DACOR Bacon House in Washington DC is an historic gem. The organization of DACOR which advances discussion about diplomacy and diplomatic engagement is vital. My experience with the house and the organization over many years has been one of the great... more »

  windycitygal83 wrote:

The Marine Corp Scholarship Foundation is an outstanding way to thank servicemen and their families for their service in the most meaningful way possible....providing opportunity through education. It is run by extremely focused and passionate individuals... more »

  jeffreyjeane wrote:

captain scott corwin was a west point graduate who was murdered in savannah georgia six years ago with the case still open and not solved. the family of scotts have come together and opened this organization to assist and show army families what scott... more »

  aclynx wrote:

The scholarship is dedicated to a great leader and former colleague. His exemplary attitude and dedication to his work served as an inspiration to all the volunteers running the organization. Once I interacted with the volunteers to understand why they... more »

  thaley wrote:

I first learned about the Josh Stevens Foundation at the elementary school where I work. The Stevens family's story is incredibly touching. We implemented the Be Kind program this past year with the students and staff. It was so amazing to see kids being... more »

  Donor1 wrote:

Reach for College! is one of the most efficient and cost-effective organizations I know. It provides huge gains for low-income high school students--by getting so many of them to college--at very low cost. I have been a donor for three years and am always... more »

  gfhulme wrote:

This organization provides mentors to high school young people who need that extra support.The students are required to set both personal and educational goals over three years and after successful completion of the program will receive up to $2000 towards... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

ICE does GREAT work and truly makes a diff for so many youth in Chi! Founder Brad E is a GREAT guy with a big heart! Team CLOZTALK is honored to call ICE a partner and we'll keep spreading the word for its imp work!! Jonny ImermanCoF: CLOZTALK,... more »

  Sphillips wrote:

DMP has always done a tremendous job in investing in the youth of our community! This outstanding non-profit works year round to secure funding to give away thousands of dollars to deserving youth! We need more people like the Pettaway’s and DMP! more »

  Terra H. wrote:

They provide financial means to help native american students get an education! I'm so appreciative of AICF, thankful for all they do! more »

  Dian M. wrote:

I have been involved with the Jurupa Valley Firefighters Adopt a Family Program for three years and it is an extremely worthwhile group to support. JVF Adopt a Family Program has several evening parades a week through neighborhoods hoping for donations... more »

  jb412 wrote:

Student-aces is a great program in which I was proud to be apart of. The program didn't only involve teaching leaders to lead but it provided a way for not only young people but adults as well, to stay active in the community. Student-Aces is a very special... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing people! I am so happy with the service they are providing to Colorado! They were such a joy to work with! I more »

  hlswan wrote:

This is a fantastic organization that helps to address disparities in the community and equips future health professionals to address those disparities. The program provides great support for students (fellows) for one year and provides for and encourages... more »

  Pollyw wrote:

In the past, I have participated in the review of the scholarship applications, and will do so again this year. I am impressed that the Army Scholarship Foundation has the financial capability to award so many scholarships to so many deserving... more »

  MarissaWeidner wrote:

The College of Westchester Charitable Foundation can mean the difference between a student obtaining their degree or not. The foundation provides dollars to students that are in need to continue on with their studies and work toward completion of their... more »

  Phung T. wrote:

As a student who has been a part of Collegiate Directions, Inc. (CDI) for over two years now, I must say that this non-profit organization has helped me in so many ways. I got involved with CDI as a junior in high school, and I'm still an active member... more »

  marasco8 wrote:

This charity has been very responsible with it's finances. More students have been helped because of their hard work, integrity, and passion. This is a charity that you will see multiple in the coming years. The needs are real. The people are dedicated... more »

  bonnieduck wrote:

Back in 2007, when my 16-year-old granddaughter Rosie asked me to spend 3-1/2 weeks teaching in a school in Ghana, I agreed despite concerns about how well a septuagenarian might fare in primitive living conditions. Turns out, I fell in love so certainly... 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 »

  rschrouder wrote:

I decided to return to school after nearly a 15-year absence to study business. AIS was essential to assist me with my tuition costs over a two-year period and graduate with no additional student loan debt. I now have my undergraduate in Business Management... more »

  jota wrote:

For years, Haitian workers haved been toiling on Dominican Republic sugar plantations, called Bateys, without basic workers' rights allowed to native Dominicans. Generations of Haitians have been born on the bateys, but no one has been allowed to register... more »

  dbassettpalmerhome wrote:

Very happy to support and endorse On River Time! This organization is deeply committed to creating a unique experience that assists children who have experienced vulnerability in their lives by way of neglect, abandonment or abuse. The powerful combination... more »

  mobileUser400290 wrote:

Great initiative! Offers a variety of programs for the youth more »

  carrottopone wrote:

As an administrator of a tuition based school, the BASIC Fund has been an overwhelming help in assisting our lower income families that would never have the opportunity to choose a school for their children. There are aspects of our school that are very... more »

  lefteye02 wrote:

Im a federal employee and I had went to this organization which did not bother to help me. It seems like they want to make up an excuse of not assisting employees in dire situations and their employee had given me a useless advice, telling me to google... more »

  ALD_Otter wrote:

I have enjoyed being part of a student-centered organization offering support through conferences (in-person & virtual), scholarships, and a variety of career-related resources. more »

  tzivisky wrote:

Heritage Retreats provided me with a phenomenal learning experience that allowed me to grow as an individual while giving of myself to others. The program afforded many college age students to explore their heritage in a non judgmental, relaxing, and... more »

  creche1 wrote:

The Dearborn County Retired Teachers Foundation, Inc., a 501(c ) 3, is a group of retired teachers in Dearborn Co., IN, who support the active teachers in our county. We give an annual $500 grant/award to an active teacher in our local schools. Unfortunately,... more »

  Kat H. wrote:

Limitless Ambition is continuously giving women and girls practical tools and resources to take charge of their dreams and aspirations. This organization never ceases to amaze me at how passionately they overdeliver on content and support to everyone... more »

  4Boys8855 wrote:

BajaEd has enabled children in Maneadero Mexico to get their education thus lifting them out of poverty. BajaEd has increased their exposure allowing more people to sponsor the children. My donation to BajaEd is money well spent. more »

  excited2behere wrote:

Great mission with helping students acheive their goals by helping them financial through the scholarship program. College is expensive and these barriers need to be removed. more »

  Seguthrie42 wrote:

When I was looking for a non-profit organization to get involved with, I knew I wanted one that had a clear mission to help youth in need, a committed team, and a proven track record of maximizing the use of every dollar donated. I could not be more pleased... more »

  Mary Burns wrote:

In 2005, The Kasimu Education Fund (KEF), a 501C3 NGO, working to improve the lives of the people in the Manyesa area of Malawi began offering high school scholarships,for graduates of the Kasimu Elementary School, scholarships for college, building classrooms... more »

  Scott F. wrote:

The Stephan T Marchello Scholarship Foundation is a very giving organization. What make us unique is that 85% of the monies collected are given back in the forms of College Scholarships to childhood survivors of cancer. more »

  etchy001 wrote:

Are you looking to be a part of an organization where you can do good in the community and build a solid group of friends? As an active member of the club I have experienced first hand the benefits of being in this club. I initially joined to meet new... more »

  Robbie C. wrote:

This organization helps so many families, and they work so hard to help people. They deserve to be recognized for all the support they give to families in need. I have went to a couple of retreats,and have met life long friends. I can truly say that ... more »

  Philanthropy wrote:

COLLEGE FOR KIDS INC. does business as Take Stock in Children of Palm Beach County according to state records. Why has this nonprofit entity failed to file Form 990 as of 12/13/2009? more »

  SherryL wrote:

I have watched this nonprofit grow for the past 4 years. The CEO, Lory Jacobs has given all of the donations to HFLW to the people in Kenya. She has also set up sponsors for the children that need to go on to the next level of education as they have to... more »

  Nastiestattitudesincincy wrote:

The scholarship department could use new blood. Ned Hertzenberg been there 29 years too long. His program administrator, Liz Collins should try not to be so rude, threatening, irritable, and condescending to scholarship recipients. As the face of this... more »

  Janus wrote:

As a past intern at The Generation Project, I've had amazing opportunities to create my own projects as well as work on real non-profit challenges. Every day offered a new experience in a new medium, yet every day I was inspired anew by the level of... more »

  Sal B. wrote:

I have been following the work of Pagus Africa since I sponsored a child 4 years ago. Not only do I get updates from Pagus but i also get letters from my sponsored child as well as his Report Cards to be able to follow his progress. I can tell that... more »

  Dandosp wrote:

We are a Guide Star Exchange Gold member non profit that provides educational experiences in Natural Horsemanship for youth and adults to be applied to horse welfare, therapeutics, recreational , equi-business, and both competitive and recreational equestrian... more »

  Veronica27 wrote:

This is a great program that helped me with my reading and writing skills. This organization has improved my life drastically on alot of things i do today. more »

  mrich92 wrote:

The COMPASS Scholars Program works with high school aged youth in group or foster homes throughout Los Angeles County. It is their ambition to offer the youth they work with opportunities where they feel empowered and accounted for, while... more »

  rchill wrote:

I have seen Hope After Polygamy help so many individuals get closer to their goals through their scholarship program. They stay engaged with events or share great resources to their community. They genuinely care about all of their scholar applicants... more »

  Joanne P.4 wrote:

This is a great organization making it possible for young people to go to college with the help of a scholarship. more »

  laurenab wrote:

To me, HFLSD is more than a nonprofit - it is family. HFLSD helped me at my lowest point, without making me feel ashamed for asking for help. I recommend any person from the Jewish community of San Diego to reach out and ask for help. I gained more than... more »

  avbhake wrote:

My 3 year old son has been truly thriving at Blue Skies for the past 1.5 years. The thoughtful and detailed approach to childcare is unparalleled and we look forward to sending our daughter there later this year. more »

  Anita Jo M. wrote:

I was asked to be a "temporary" advisor of my university's chapter of Golden Key more than 20 years ago...and I am pleased to say that I am still involved to this day. Hundreds of my own students have been active participants in GK activities and events.... more »

  cchrone wrote:

I have donated $213.20. $100 on 9/21/2009 and $113.20 on 12/30/2009. After waiting a few months from the September donation, I sent Adopt-A-Classroom an e-mail asking why my donation had not been used. they said the teacher never used the money, and... more »

  Cindy wrote:

As a result from being a rebellious teenager, I became an alcoholic/addict with a criminal record. I came to a point in my life where I just didn't want to live anymore. I eventually fell to my knees and asked God for forgiveness and guidance. After completing... more »

  Arthur S. wrote:

My wife and I joined a visit to El Salvador where we met a number of friends and relatives of the hosts. An unique experience was being in the homes of relatives for a meal and group discussion. The main purpose of the trip was to take a group of local... more »

  hayward2010 wrote:

Links Africa provided me with an opportunity to sponsor two talented but poor kids in Africa to access quality education. By providing two scholarships through Links Africa, I felt that I had done something that has potential to impact lasting difference.... more »

  pierre1 wrote:

As the new administrator of John Paul II Academy Catholic School in Racine I was greeted immediately by SOAR representatives whose mission was very simply to provide a quality education to children in need. Their job is daunting, their task is overwhelming,... more »

  Howie A. wrote:

The Rabbis and members of TORCH are mor of a Family than a group of people getting together for learning. When I met Rabbi Yaakov Wolbe about 2-1/2 years ago it was an immediate fondness for each other on both our parts. Then meeting Rabbi Aryeh Wolbe... more »