Find Secondary & High Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  samantha11 wrote:

I was granted the real privilege of "shopping" at Crayons to Classrooms with several of my co-workers. The staff was incredibly helpful and efficient, and the volume of materials made available to us at NO COST was incredible! Each of us left with two... 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 »

  bobmc wrote:

As a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala I wanted to work in some way to support development at the grassroots level in Central America. AIR has provided me with the opportuntiy to work with Guatemalans as they seek to serve the poor in their... more »

  Mary105 wrote:

Volunteering w/ MADD was extremely rewarding. They were wonderful to work with! more »

  Dave wrote:

This organization spams universities all over the country with fliers trying to lure students into "volunteering". It is really a scam to separate college students from $2500. Yes, the volunteers are expected to pay for their trip. It is not so much... more »

  Cmwilliams43 wrote:

We needed to find a charity to donate a car to. Their website was very clear on how to donate so I called and made an appointment for the car to be picked up. They showed up on time, verified I had correct paper work filled out and the receipt was mailed... more »

  Marlene wrote:

I am an educator who has twenty-five years of teaching experience. I came to know Randi, the executive director of ESP, fifteen years ago while we were tutoring children in an impoverished neighborhood. I became a board member of ESP because I share... more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  Lee Trampleasure wrote:

I attended my first Modeling Instruction workshop in 2007. From that time on I was hooked. I'm now teaching my students to DO science, not just to learn it. Since then I have attended two other workshops, and each time I gather skills for my classroom. I... more »

  ebdickey wrote:

DFN is a phenomenal charity working to educate the Dalit children of India through English medium schools. They are freeing many Dalits from lives of slavery, oppression and poverty through the Dalit Education Centers. I highly recommend this organization.... more »

  blackbelttree wrote:

Conserve School melds encouragement of personal growth, an environmentally-focused education, and a great local to become comfortable with the wilderness. I attended Conserve in the spring of my junior year of high school. I arrived knowing some, but... more »

  JimKearns wrote:

My son has attended the Gow School since 8th grade; he is now a senior. The experience has been remarkable. He has learned to deal with his dyslexia, and more importantly he has matured as an adult. I could not be happier with the entire experience more »

  laurak4 wrote:

IHF is distinct from other NGO’s in this field as we practice the ‘Pass it on’ ethos in marginalized regions. I volunteered for the Thailand center in Chang Rai which houses 12 young people ranging from 8 to 17. I am currently undertaking the position... more »

  idikiy wrote:

I joined TEAK in 7th grade and with the help of their wonderful program and staff, got into the Collegiate School in New York, a prestigious all-boys preparatory school. Their Summer Institute was extremely helpful in preparing me for high school, and... more »

  hppsmom wrote:

I love the concept of this organization - getting deserving kids on the path to college while also inspiring you teachers. That said, I see that there is a tremendous amount of turnover in the organization which would cause me concern as a donor. more »

  laurabob wrote:

I have volunteered for EPAK in many capacities over the past 8 years. I have found the organization's board members and volunteers to be very committed to public education and promoting educational opportunities for students in this low-income area. ... more »

  kristin7 wrote:

Starfish One by One offers scholarships and mentorships to help Mayan girls get an education so they can ultimately break the cycle of poverty. Girls in that culture are not encouraged to get an education. Starfish not only offers financial assistance,... more »

  IntrepidAussie wrote:

We planned to volunteer at Shanti Bhavan once and then move on to other volunteer projects. We have now volunteered four times. Shanti Bhavan is the most sustainable volunteer project we have ever seen. They have serious long-term goals, to lift very... more »

  Brandy23 wrote:

I was 14 years old when I first heard about Admission Possible. Most of what I knew about college consisted of television shows and movies with college students drinking heavily and partying into the wee hours of the night. One of my friends encouraged... more »

  joesweeneysf wrote:

The eLearning Cafe has had a remarkable impact in the two years it's been serving the children of Incline Village. As of the end of the June school year, over 300 students took more than 400 semesters of mastery-based accredited courses. 32 % of last... 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 »

  jbug715 wrote:

The Northern California Youth Leadership Seminar has had such a big impact on my life. I attended the seminar as a sophomore in high school, and have been involved ever since. I have learned so much about myself and how I relate to others while working... more »

  deannabernsen wrote:

In my opinion, SWITCH is a revolutionary program addressing a variety of critical issues that our teenagers struggle with. Through the use of college students that serve as influential role models, they assist our teenagers in learning how to build strong... more »

  lettswill wrote:

Although their mission statement is "NICS/OASIS ASSISTS INTERNATIONAL SCHOOLS AROUND THE WORLD BY HELPING TO START UP NEW SCHOOLS, RECRUIT TEACHERS, PURCHASE TEXTBOOKS AND PROVIDE OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES TO THE SCHOOLS" NICS does not disclose that they... more »

  turner1973 wrote:

My daughter heard about MMS when some students came to speak at her school the end of her 5th grade year. She was so excited, she got permission to call me and ask if she could apply...right after the presentation. I researched it, and found out I wouldn't... more »

  oragwam wrote:

The Deborah Amoi Foundation has provided educational support for young girls and boys to attend secondary school in Kenya. Most of these young individuals would not have had the opportunity to attend secondary school without the Foundation's support... more »

  dewwest wrote:

What a fantastic organization which assists all local LA County Boys and Girls Clubs in awareness, marketing, fundraising, and event production. With partners like Disney, Toyota, ABC7, NBC4, Pacific Youth Foundation, WSS, and more, it is obvious this... 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 »

  Sarka Ozcanli wrote:

Pavla Zakova-Laney, the President of Educare-Africa is a vivid enthusiast which always looks for resources to help students in Cameroon. She keeps all supporters informed about her annual trip to Cameroon and about well being of the students, detailed... more »

  Sheryl Davis wrote:

The program is awesome, allows youth to give back to the community and learn about the environment, as well as nutrition (eating healthy, living gardens) more »

  bethturner wrote:

I love and am continually impressed with Gold Star Teen Adventures! What they do is so needed and the staff, as well as those served, care so much about the mission. I had the opportunity to see two retreats in action and was both amazed and touched at... more »

  Lili G. wrote:

My son is a Steppingstone's scholar and WE ARE PROUD to be part of it and also much blessed! Steppingtone Foundation is a FANTASTIC and AMAZING organization that helps kids not only academically and socially but emotionally. Thru caring teachers and... more »

  Andrew2014 wrote:

Society always need people who take this initiative. Education is best place to give back to community in multiple fold. Educate a child; empower a community . We all support this cause more »

  Margaret Gullette wrote:

Since 1997 I have worked with my Nicaraguan counterpart, Dr. Rosa Elena Bello, first to improve adult literacy and then to start and maintain a Free High School for Adults. It has had an illustrious history since it opened in 2002. It is open to all the... more »

  Ruperto Peres wrote:

Futures and Options provides a great opportunity for NYC youth to interact with nation-wide professionals through the Summer Internship Program. It also helps the youth mind to think about their prolong lives, college and careers they may dream of. My... more »

  johnlombardo wrote:

I've seen these folks at work when I visited them on site early on in the program's infancy. The educators are great, the mission is great, and the students work together and feel a part of something big. more »

  mlswc wrote:

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

  willieritchie wrote:

Awsome!!! Great leadership and amazing vision. Operated by a former Marine veteran and his wife more »

  Tushna wrote:

Hunger is a serious problem our kids deal with even in this day and age. Weekend Wonders 4 Kidz is a step in the right direction in dealing with hunger and serving kids in need of nutritious food. Every week we deliver food packs to school kids in... more »

  Margaret23 wrote:

Mentor some at-risk teens? Teach them how to write a business plan? Form long term relationships and support students as they raise their GPAs and apply to college? I had no idea what to expect when I started volunteering with BUILD as a business mentor... more »

  samjones wrote:

I volunteered as a presenter for the Choices program for several years, and considered it one of the most important programs to have in the public school system. Encouraging students not just to stay in school, but to take the important classes that... more »

  bar1217 wrote:

I have worked with H2O for Life for many years. I am so impressed with their commitment to bringing clean water and sanitation to schools in Africa. This partnership means that African students have clean water and latrines. This is especially important... more »

  jennkass wrote:

MATHCOUNTS has been apart of my life since I was a little girl. My dad was a math teacher. He believed everyone could do math and math was everywhere. He loved sharing problem solving skills and coaching students for math competitions especially MATHCOUNTS.... more »

  NeedCandy wrote:

The National Speech & Debate Association works to give all youth a voice. The Covid pandemic has muffled the voices of millions of students, both literally and figuratively, and the NSDA provides an avenue for the teenagers of America to become informed... more »

  TLCFamilyandYouth wrote:

Expressive Path provides excellent art and music services throughout the Montgomery County area. They have provided creative arts opportunities to our students at TLC Leadership Academy and their services were a favorite at our academy. This organization... more »

  olga wrote:

Mi nombre es Olga, yo tengo a mi hijo David en Peninsula Bridge. El esta muy contento en este programa y yo he mirado que el le ha servido mucho. Yo quiero dar las gracias por haberme dado la oportunidad a David de asistir a este programa. Todo es... more »

  kcam511 wrote:

Such an interesting, innovating, and inspiring program based on the personal story and journey of a true American hero. More schools should adopt their curriculum and Mrs. Klein's story should be required reading for all Americans. more »

  pinkthing21 wrote:

As a public school teacher, this organization is absolutely everything. Most people are unaware of how much teachers spend on classroom items, supplies, snacks, and materials for ESE students. I have donated money to this cause because it is something... 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 »

  ryan5 wrote:

Ecosa was a great learning environment for me. I knew I needed to learn more about sustainable design in-between undergraduate and graduate school, and this was the perfect fit for me. I am certain that the studio project was a big reason on why I was... more »

  Therese F. wrote:

As a teacher, I have found FOSOTA extremely helpful with supplying the talents I lack as a teacher...writing grants. I have written ideas for three grants this year and FOSOTA grant writer has polished them. I have also truly appreciated the management... more »

  pmassman wrote:

Once a week for the past eight years I've taught journalism at the shelter's on-site school. Getting to know these kids and witnessing Lois Lee's dynamic dedication to their well being has inspired me to become a major donor as well as a volunteer. I... 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 »

  sefmpb wrote:

This is a great organization! They have a clear big picture, keeping the focus on Christ and His work in the world, but also offer real world, hands on, nuts and bolts opportunities. Partnering with a local Ugandan pastor, they are able to realistically... more »

  Spencer7 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Nehemiah for 5 years. What a positive experience!! When you walk in the door you feel a part of something great! The workers, the parents, the volunteers, even the students know they are involved in something extra special! more »

  Angela L Bryant J. wrote:

Garvey Allen not only focuses on academics, but they focus on community. The teachers truly care about the Achievers and they work diligently to help them succeed. more »

  ZenMindMichelle wrote:

This organization helps so many underserved teens in need with food and other needed items like toiletries and backpacks. They also offer a safe place to hang out and have a snack during lunch and after school 3 days a week. The love and care all of the... more »

  OSCGR wrote:

I have been involved with Oaxaca Streetchildren Grassroots for nearly 20 years. The transformation in the children we serve is amazing. When I first went to Oaxaca the street children we seek to reach were shoe less, hungry, malnourished, and often in... more »

  katie5 wrote:

LSMSA is a wonderful school that provides talented youngsters with the chance to bloom! There are not many schools like it in the U.S., and it is a truly special place. more »

  jbraids wrote:

We recently partnered with ACE for our Earth Day event at Chabot Space and Science Center. Wen and Gaby did an amazing job. They were personable, competent, and knew how to interact with the public. When a surprise TV crew showed up to cover the event,... more »

  Barefoot2023 wrote:

Barefoot Books has long been a supporter of Heart of America Foundation's mission to increase educational access to children in underserved communities by creating beautiful spaces (and they are beautiful!) and filling them with quality materials. As... more »

  krodr0324 wrote:

this school has been a very important challenge in my life. it help me to respect different cultures and get along with my classmate. on the other hand, it helped me to improve my english and my grades. day by day teaches me how to worship God and be... 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 »

  Lupe D. wrote:

Five years ago I interviewed with the Silicon Valley Children's Fund in search of a new start (more like desperate). I had a 1.7 GPA, homeless, living in a car, and with all of the worries in the world. They gave me the opportunity of a lifetime; a fresh... more »

  MCFDonor wrote:

I have been familiar with the Madagascar Cooperative Foundation for a number of years. This nonprofit helps the people of Madagascar in a number of ways, with a particular emphasis on practical and business education, and in providing small loans to... more »

  gingie-mcleod wrote:

HEAF is an inspiring organization. The level of professionalism amongst the staff during my presentation was exceptional. The flow of the career event was superb. The youth that participated in the series were very involved. They seemed so appreciative... more »

  Simone v. wrote:

Even though I only joined Gramiksha quite recently, I have noticed that Gramiksha stands out due to these two strengths especially: 1) As a volunteer, joining Gramiksha truly feels like joining a family. Everyone is very supportive of each other and... more »

  Kal V. wrote:

I follow EcoRise, use their materials, and attend their professional developments for furthering my education. I teach Environmental Studies and EcoRise provides a wealth of information to help me provide well-rounded, standards based lesson plans. more »

  Christine86 wrote:

Like many mom's of an autistic middle schooler I had reached the end of my rope. In spite of his intellect, kindness and great sense of humor, my son was no longer able to function in public school. We held it together with the consistency of a small... more »

  Jeanne99 wrote:

I am a proud alumni of St Joan Antida High School. The experiences I had there, specifically with having the ability to be involved in so many different clubs and multicultural groups, has been a wonderful foundation for me in my life. I believe that... 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 »

  Chaney N. wrote:

I started volunteering with Junior Achievement of the Mahoning Valley in Ohio when my children were in Kindergarten. It was so fun doing lessons that were very clearly age appropriate, easy to teach and easy for them to learn. When I started volunteering... more »

  Ngorongoro wrote:

Daraja Academy is quite simply an outstanding organization. The staff is extremely qualified and dedicated to seeing these girls succeed. It's hard to believe that just a few years ago the first class of 26 girls joined Daraja Academy to begin their... more »

  oaksx006 wrote:

WEDI's impact far exceeds its size. Unique and innovative, WEDI addresses economic inequality by working to level the playing field in education, lending, and entrepreneurship. The staff are passionate and effective. Members of the community as well as... more »

  JoseMaria wrote:

Borderless Friends forever is a complete fake students exchange organization. Please before sending your own kids and teenagers with this people analyze deeply the families their are using to place them.Our experience was terrible and we are still... more »

  myothername wrote:

This Catholic School System is the result of combining several parish schools in the city. We actually moved into Watertown so that it would be practical for our 2 children to attend. Excellent academics, a great environment in which to mature, and... 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 »

  Przorn wrote:

Books before Bags! This club has dedicated adults to help kids with homework before hitting the bags. Next, the kids have great workouts with inspiring coaches. They work hard to create champions in life & in the ring!! I highly recommend this club!! more »

  psobier63 wrote:

Preston High School has made me the person that I am today. As a student in the 1960's, I developed confidence and leadership. I entered Preston as a shy freshman and left as a woman of compassion and conviction and ready to go into the world and make... more »

  tallent wrote:

As we work to get more children interested in math and science, English language learners are often left behind. Math4ALL changes all that and allows these children to excel at math while they are still learning the English language. As a country, Math4ALL... more »

  Social worker 26 wrote:

This at one point a great organization but due to severe mismanagment the place is being run into the ground. The CEO makes an absorbanant amount of money while shutting down houses and laying off the people who do the work with the children. The program... more »

  Denise Delgado wrote:

Smart Girl is a past grantee of The Women's Foundation of Colorado. In particular, they have supported our annual Girls' Leadership Council program by serving as an applicant and participating in a youth led grant making process and site visit. Smart... more »

  tburrell wrote:

I have been volunteering with MAC for the past 2 years and it has been nothing short of amazing. The people involved go out of their way to provide resources for plenty of high school kids. It helps them and provides valuable insight on how you can truly... more »

  SKrishna wrote:

I've worked for The Art of Problem Solving for a few years (as a faculty member with the BEAM summer program). BEAM students are smart, talented, creative, and brimming with talent! It is a pleasure to teach them year after year. The year-round BEAM staff... more »

  CSFamily wrote:

We love NVSI! Our son is thriving in school in all areas. We are so happy we enrolled our son here for his middle school years. It’s not just that he’s thriving in academics, but emotional and interpersonal skills as well. 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 »

  Youth Making a Difference wrote:

I have watched YMAD grow over the last five years and I have loved to see the growth. It has been incredible to see the difference that these teens can make just by being who they are. They have such great attitudes and such a remarkable desire to serve... more »

  Anushasendil wrote:

Pennies 4 Pads is one of the best NGOs I have had the pleasure to engage with. Their multidisciplinary approach to addressing period poverty lays an important foundation. I am grateful for the professionals involved in helping girls have access to menstrual... more »

  TerriTab wrote:

I learned more about Green Tree School & Services (GTSS) when I volunteered at their Lasting Legacy Award dinner fundraiser in June, 2014. During the dinner I experienced the true magic of Green Tree. Over 300 guests were left spellbound following the... more »

  Jennifer J.8 wrote:

I joined HACA on a trip to Haiti in December 2015. The dedication the organization has to helping the underprivileged of Haiti was warming to see. We spent days gathering and organizing canned goods, school supplies, food, and more into care packages.... more »

  leehuntington wrote:

Girls With Books! represents the merger of two grass roots non profits that supported girls’ education in South Sudan. Girls With Books! and its two predecessor organizations achieved amazing results in South Sudan for nearly twenty years - building... more »

  Stanley Krippner wrote:

This charity was the vision of Laura Huxley, the celebrated author and humanitarian. She realized that children play a special role in society due to the fact they they grow into their social group's leaders (and followers). An investment in the physical,... more »

  kristen6 wrote:

Youth Vault Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to helping kids kick crime. It is in its beginning stages, but there is a lot of potential and already working to educated youth about crime. more »

  educator19 wrote:

PCA is cultivating future leaders in the South Mountain community in Phoenix, AZ. It's preparing students for college using the power of high expectations. PCA offers students dedicated teachers, a longer school day, the academic support students need,... more »

  Suzetteh5 wrote:

The first time and every time after I go into this organization it always feel inviting, my daughter and my son have learn a lot. I can see the changes in them which is in a good way, they are more respectable they even teaches me a lot of things. Being... more »

  Pavan K. wrote:

EFEC grew out of a school funding crisis when the community didn't pass an initiative in an election. Since that time many years ago, they have worked closely with the district to help hire, retain and reward great teachers. They have also been important... more »

  Five 4 Five wrote:

I guess I am what you would call A Client Served. Both my children went to CSSSA nine years apart and both had exquisite experiences. They both became artists --my daughter Gina Maggiore Brownstein became a visual artist and my son Maximilian Maggiore... more »

  isaacfineman wrote:

I have had the privilege to serve along with the administration, faculty, and staff at Shepherd's Hill Academy. I have also had the tremendous opportunity to meet with several of the current and alumni parents. Shepherd's Hill is by far one of the nation's... more »

  Michael336 wrote:

I know first hand the great work this organization does. Media is a growth industry in the USA and offers immense opportunities for at risk kids. Not only does it allow them to creatively express themselves and their frustrations, but it also gives... more »

  Grandma Jax wrote:

I joined the Assistance League last December and have never been so impressed by this amazing group of women. The members raise funds primarily by the operation of the Wayside Inn Thrift Shop in Lafayette and use them to benefit the residents of the... more »

  SaraMaldonado wrote:

Center for Powerful Public Schools is a wonderful organization working hard to create equitable practices in education to make sure all students have access to a quality education. more »

  moiseslean wrote:

I have gone to some of the schools that Educate2Envision has created and talked to some of the students. They told me how grateful they are for the school and for forming them into leaders of the community. How Educate2Envision has given them hope for... more »

  Katie234 wrote:

I was introduced to Web Wise Kids by a friend, and from the moment I met the staff, I would have done anything to help! What a dedicated, hard-working, committed group of people. They truly care about the kids and families they are serving, and are always... more »

  EASCOTT wrote:

As the alumni coordinator for ResponsiveEd, I get to hear daily how the experience at our schools have changed the lives of students. The encouragement and support that our teachers and administrators provide allow students to find their voice, find... more »

  Dan K wrote:

As a Vietnam Veteran I initially had my suspicions about the concept of building a memorial to Vietnam veterans believing it would reopen the wounds of a tragic time in American history. Since the memorial was completed in 1982 I have become an avid... more »

  TerryRobles wrote:

Community ISD - Education Foundation Board Members are the BEST! more »

  Karen H.3 wrote:

Despite suffering an immense tragedy, this family stepped up and said NO MORE! I admire their strength and courage. I personally would have crumpled. I am honoured to know this family personally and fully support their journey, one they are taking... more »

  Clawdia R. wrote:

My son graduated a year early & was asked to be valedictorian, all because of one specific amazing educator here! I never imagined this would be my son’s high school ending, on such a high, all because of what he was taught. Now my daughter is on a... more »

  Teresa wrote:

The Quest Scholars Program connected me to Stanford University and I received a full 4 year scholarship through this program. When I first heard about the program it seemed to good to be true, but after talking to my high school counselor I was reassured... more »

  JACwvfd wrote:

I have no idea what personal vendetta the first reviewer is pursuing, but my experience with Still Creek could not be more different. I have lived in this area for over 40 years. I have never been directly, formally affiliated with SCCA, but I have watched... more »

  Alan L.1 wrote:

Civicorps shares their data and statistics so that a donor can easily decide if they are doing what they say. With a 72% graduation rate, Civicorps is accomplishing what few other programs can claim working with 18-26 years olds who did not previously... more »

  Cristina11 wrote:

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

  lodw wrote:

I work as a grant maker. I was introduced to Lets Get Ready through a typical grant review process and had no prior knowledge of or connection to the organization. Lets Get Ready provides college access services to under-served students; typically those... more »

  sherah1 wrote:

The VFC works hard to preserve and celebrate Vermont's history. It is a strong supporter of community and the people who create it. The exhibits at the VFC harvest the richness found in the depth of Vermont culture and share it with all of Vermont. more »

  Writer wrote:

I believe this nonprofit born from pain has the greatest impact on our children and grandchildren from their level I've ever seen. It affected my family personally and they have my total support forever. more »

  Judy105 wrote:

Target demographics: low income students and their teachers Direct beneficiaries per year: 500 teachers in 3 cities Geographic areas served: Oshkosh, Omro and Winneconne WI Programs: free school and classroom supplies to any... more »

  MaryannCord wrote:

The Happy Valley Foundation in Ojai has been a cornerstone of educational, cultural enrichment, and the arts in the valley for decades. More than just an authentic Ojai institution, it represents a unique confluence of history, education, and artistic... more »

  Lee_19 wrote:

This group does great work for the students of the Manchester Twp School District and I am proud to be a volunteer. Please visit their website and find out how you can help too! more »

  anyecuador wrote:

Every year I attend the annual fundraising luncheon and am inspired by the experiences the student speakers share with us. REACH Prep has changed the lives of their remarkable students and their families. more »

  jpk12 wrote:

ELEEF is an outstanding organization that makes a huge impact in the lives of students in our schools. They support programs in all areas that give kids opportunities they would not have otherwise. This is a truly dedicated group of people who work hard... more »

  Sammyone wrote:

This private girl’s school is financially mismanaged. The experienced staff is routinely abused by a Head of school who is incompetent and extremely volatile. Faculty and staff fear for their jobs, students are unhappy, there is little diversity;... more »

  cmaxey wrote:

Cape Eleuthera Foundation supports educations focused on a more sustainable future. www.capeeleutherafoundation.org shares stories of support with Deep Creek Middle School, Cape Eleuthera Island School and Cape Eleuthera Institute. more »

  Thinker wrote:

My son attended Explorations Academy for four years and recently graduated. He is a very bright and unusually creative young person who just didn't fit into the institutional school mold. At Explorations, he was able to find his own path and express... more »

  FUMADad wrote:

FUMA is an first class organization which excels in developing leadship qualities in young men. Their academics and other activities are outstanding and their approach to the development of successful young men of integrity is second to none. more »

  Paul wrote:

BizWorld was awesome. I taught the program to a class of 4th graders at Strawberry Elementary in Marin. The students really enjoyed learning about entreprenueship, and how to manage their company finances. And they made a real profit on the sale of their... more »

  gratefulvolunteer65 wrote:

Our three daughters graduated from NorthPointe Christian School with a great education and a wonderful depth of Biblical understanding. Their teachers displayed a love for the Lord, a love for learning and a love for teaching. The families at NPCS were... more »

  mike4lax wrote:

I have visited Sails Angels several times so far this year. The child I mentor and I have had wonderful times with Tom Lewis and one of his volunteers, Amanda. Tom clearly has a wealth of knowledge about the river and nature in general, as well as a... more »

  Alexa Y. wrote:

Shared Science is the only STEM education nonprofit advocate in Long Beach, CA. This organization has made a great impact on thousands of students in Long Beach and its greater areas. They lead robotics teams, host STEM events, and partner with local... more »

  claymoreb51 wrote:

This organization is extremely well managed and highly successful. Accounting is exemplary and the use of funds is the most effective I have seen. The impact far exceeds that of other less well managed non-profits. more »

  omega3 wrote:

it's awesome they're helping with the gun buy back programs. a worthwhile effort to help get guns off the street and reduce violence. more »

  nmorristeacher wrote:

I'm a middle school teacher in the process of learning about NYCUDL. In an effort to learn more about what they do and how they do it, my colleague and I attended a middle school debate camp last week. Wow. NYCUDL had a wonderful debate mentorship program... more »

  pancho wrote:

Miss Petrina Trice, the founder of TriTech Prep, is such an inspiration to soo many individuals including myself. Her vision and dedication to assisting former gang members, immigrants, and other members of society desiring a second chance is incredible.... more »

  KSB11 wrote:

As someone who is married to a former teacher as well as being the sister of a teacher, I see first hand how much personal expense goes into each school year. AID FOR EDUCATORS is such an amazing organization that not only recognizes the sacrifices of... more »

  C.Worthy wrote:

The first time I walked into UCAP, the poise and confidence of my student host told me this was a good, safe place, a place where youngsters who'd repeated an elementary grade could accelerate, could catch up. My host was proud of her school; she had... more »

  Mary247 wrote:

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

  Tobysuki1 wrote:

Unbelievable what this school does for kids who otherwise fall through the cracks of our public school system. They offer a variety of teaching methods, care about the "whole" student, academically and personally, and help prepare them for adulthood.... more »

  jeremybrimm wrote:

I was introduced to this organization long before I joined the board. I am most impressed by the passion that went into the founding of Angels & Doves Inc and that has followed Kim and Joyce throughout each event and advancement. What I believe sets... more »

  MaryBrower wrote:

Incredible outreach project, run with love, expertise, and fire. Like all good things in the world, Shake It Out, Inc. furthers real people's relationships to meaning, purpose, and dreams. more »

  SRR_ wrote:

I've seen first-hand the incredible results that Strive has produced. They do so much for not only students, but the community as a whole. They offer so many outlets that these kids and families so desperately need - Girl Scouts with a STEM program, Youth... more »

  Pompy wrote:

The purpose of Promise Worldwide is to educate and empower underprivileged children across the world. The goal is to provide knowledge to children through literacy so they have self-respect, can make informed decisions about their personal and human rights,... more »

  Nissa S wrote:

I have volunteered several years with the Longs Peak Science Foundation, serving as a member of the Scientific Review Committee, judge, judging coordinator, and have helped organize/emcee the awards ceremony. Though I would probably choose to volunteer... more »

  shesherwin wrote:

I have been involved with Youth Initiative for decades, first as a community member and donor, later as a parent of a YIHS student and sometimes teacher, and currently as the Director of Development. The more I get to know the school, the more I appreciate... more »

  M. Berry wrote:

The Foundation for LPS works with donors to provide a satisfying giving experience. That personal touch is invaluable and results in repeated gifts. I have been making a gift to my granddaughter's classroom each year upon the advice of staff. This year,... more »

  b_roque611 wrote:

Amazing school and staff. I love how involved they are in getting your child where they need to be. more »

  LUXIE wrote:

Rinky-dink place, hires pretty much anybody off the street. more »

  jt31 wrote:

In traveling around the world, I have encountered many people who have contributed humanitarian and PTSD relief for this organization. One gentleman spent a long time telling me how he got members of opposing sides in a ten-year bloody conflict to participate... more »

  azorfara wrote:

I just started following this NPO on Instagram and I seen all the great work it’s doing , it’s a small organization who is really motivated on helping others , I have always love giving back and this organization is starting with a positive effect... more »

  Andrea wrote:

This school, one of 24 Cristo Rey schools in the United States, is a model for inner city education. Economically challenged students recieve a college preparatory education and corporate work experience as well. The corporations pay tuition directly... more »

  Sakisha wrote:

Rockland Country Day School is full of caring educators. Staff members not only teach my children, they love and nurture my children. This school year is our third year as an RCDS family. My son Teon (8th grader) has grown by leaps and bounds since... more »

  bloeller wrote:

I have been associated with the Adirondack School for about 5 years, first as a parent volunteer, and, for the past three years, as a board member. My personal story: My daughter did fairly well in public school until middle school. She attended summer... more »

  g1coppola wrote:

I have known about and worked with Keystone Prep for almost a year and their programs, staff and leadership are top notch! This school fills a critical gap in educational services and we are lucky to have it in our community! more »

  tl1 wrote:

Tulsa Hope Academy is most ably and enthusiastically run by Debbie McCullough. The school develops the cognitive skills of its students while also instilling prosocial values and ethics. The school appears to measure its success based on the distance... more »

  Andrea Z. wrote:

Step Up Women's Network is an organization with two purposes: 1) Facilitating professional networking, mentoring and partnerships among its members and 2) supporting underserved teen girls with after school programming focused on the arts, leadership,... more »

  nibbles wrote:

Eagles Nest Camp is a wonderful foundation that works to help children discover who they are and feel comfortable in their own skin. The friendly environment at Eagles Nest makes it easy for children to learn, grow, and to truly be themselves. As a former... more »

  nesagrider wrote:

My name is Andy Eads and I am the County Commissioner for Precinct 4 in Denton County. I am writing this letter to express my support of Journey to Dream and their efforts to support at-risk teens in Denton County.Journey to Dream provides hope,... more »

  Mike Yoell wrote:

The EOBA is a safe and nurturing facility that provides physical education, tutoring, computer skills, leadership and mentorship free to youth and children under 20 years of age. I recently began volunteering here, but I've been aware of the program... more »

  Amber_D wrote:

My family gives back to our community in many ways but our donation to the children's school in memory of their father is our largest and closest to our hearts.Toledo School for the Arts is the place that their dad dreamed of as a kid. We had... more »

  thomas611 wrote:

I began volunteering at Hetrick-Martin in January 2009 and was quickly impressed by the scope of their services. They provide counseling and academic enrichment programs to hundreds of youth members and still find the time to provide a hot dinner every... more »

  Larsfen wrote:

I am happy with the education they helped my son receive. Career Pathways partners with outside groups to being resources to their students- such as Youth Build, College in the School and Scientist in the Class. It's a very caring staff! more »

  mswan17 wrote:

Working as a marketing intern, I had an amazing experience at Covenant House Michigan. I wrote articles to promote the organization, interviewed kids, helped organize events, and learned as much as I could about CHM. During my time, I noticed how passionate... more »

  Loriann R. wrote:

I have been with this organization for 5 years now, I have watched it grow and get more recognition over the years. Greg Reaster is the founder and CEO and has done remarkable work. He donates computers to the children in the Tampa bay area that are without... more »

  jackiecuevas wrote:

Bright Star School is very strick... Students are to wear uniform no exceptions. Students are very quiet and organize at lunch time, students don't have time to waste, they are always busy in class, but best of all,, Students are very respectful to all... more »

  Jay_39 wrote:

This foundation is comprised of good and decent people who have experienced a terrible tragedy and have refocused their energy on Vicki’s passion to improve educational opportunities for both students and teachers. This is less of an “organization”... more »

  juliescott5 wrote:

I love Haiti Child Sponsorship and the work they do in Port-au-Prince! The school and community served benefits greatly from their investment -- from daily meals to clean water projects and rebuilding the school after the 2010 earthquake -- they have... more »

  elkins.chuck wrote:

I am a former Board member. This charity is run by two very dedicated individuals who, at times, have taken from their own funds to keep providing extraordinary and inovative services to young people in the black townships around Cape Town, South Africa.... more »

  Heather Bell A. wrote:

I have been involved with Elevate since it began and really am impressed by Elevates impact (helping so many underexposed teens graduate high school and go on to college) integrity (seeing how donors time and money is used so effectively) and unique model... more »

  apsf72 wrote:

Albany Public Schools Foundation makes a huge impact for Albany kids through the scholarship program. Last year the Foundation gave out over $86,700 in scholarships to graduating seniors from AOS, WAHS and SAHS. more »

  Melissa wrote:

Wonderful agency. The staff is very helpful and supportive. We would definitely use them again and refer other families to them. more »

  conceptnext wrote:

Despite being a small NGO, My Himachal has done great work in the Himachal Pradesh towards community health care thorough vaccination/ immunization of thousands of children as well as through health awareness camps in the last few years. Additionally,... more »

  Antonia wrote:

iMentor is a high-impact, smart organization that has made a tangible difference in thousands of teen's lives. All backed by a great, thoughtful staff. more »

  Nik F. wrote:

It's truly amazing what this organization has accomplished, and WILL accomplish in the future for students. I volunteered for just one day with the group to help set up their "presentation", or ROCK CONCERT if you will, and soon found myself with goosebumps!... more »

  davisjr6 wrote:

I've had the great pleasure of working with the Center for Native Health on a new project examining climate change and community resilience. From the outset, the center has been an absolute dream to collaborate with. Their unwavering responsiveness, deep... more »

  Madiha wrote:

I became associated with TCF USA in 2007, after moving to the United States from Karachi. Throughout my association with this wonderful organization, I have admired it for its acute attention to financial transparency, fiercely passionate and no-frills... more »