Find Seniors Nonprofits and Charities

  jas wrote:

This is an outstanding charity doing good for our Armed Forces families. Some of the children are orphans while others need a home while a parent is deployed. This Children's home understands that kids are not grown at 18 and has services to successfully... more »

  Amanda55 wrote:

I first contacted the Sanctuary for Senior Dogs when I was volunteering in dog rescue & attempting to match a senior dog in a kill shelter with a rescue. They were unable to take a dog from out of state at that time due to resource constraints but they... more »

  Donna M. wrote:

Minis and Friends presents the true meaning of bringing joy to all. As a volunteer and a mini owner of this non-profit organization I have seen and experienced remarkable things happen to children and adults. These little horses and donkeys can make... 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 »

  kns413 wrote:

Great organizatoin that cares about the needs of all older adults and works hard to allow them to live better lives. Support them today! more »

  Nancy wrote:

Neighbor Ride has won Best Non Profit in Howard County, MD for the past couple years. No big deal you think, but it is only 6 years old! Neighbor Ride provides transportation to seniors, those above the age of 60, by volunteers. These volunteers give... more »

  Linda K.1 wrote:

Mississippi Coats4Kidz is awesome. Since 2015 we have worked with some amazing kids. They are loving and all they need is a coat for the cold weather. This has truly been a blessing for me as well. Feela good to help others. more »

  smatthews2 wrote:

SCA was a pioneer in the field of aging over 35 years ago. The vision to capture the experience, wisdom and volunteer capacity of older adults was 20 years ahead of its time. Now, 58 active centers are in the network. Survey data from across the network... more »

  Americanga wrote:

I have worked with United Military Care for several years as a key referral for service members in need. UMC tries to help anyone in distress by doing a thoughtful intake and staffing for immediate assistance. Plus they are very active in general support... more »

  RJ235 wrote:

Who says crime and poverty have to go hand in hand! I have been a police officer in the city of St Paul for many years working in the Ames Lake area. For years and years, the Ames Lake Neighborhood was one of the worst places to live or in my case,... more »

  Jtal wrote:

Missoula Aging Services is a wonderful organization and I highly recommend that others get involved! more »

  dmliberi wrote:

West Chester Area Senior Center provides meals for 3,500 seniors each year. They offer programs all day long for information, health & exercise and just good fun. They partnership with other community organizations such as Chester County Family Academy,... more »

  Carl George wrote:

I am 80 years old and a retired Union College professor. With the recent death of my wife of 46 years I now live alone in a rural setting that I love very much but which challenges my maintenance abilities. With the appearance of my Umbrella associate... more »

  jacklundee wrote:

About 6 years ago I was recruited to join the board of Senior Citizens Council of Clackamas County, and for the last few years I have been president. "Senior Council" as we call it, serves more than 1,000 clients with 4.5 FTE's on a budget comprised... more »

  sprtshmn wrote:

I have donated to this group for some time. I found out about them when they were included in the King County Charitable Campaign. I have followed the chimps on the website and am fascinated by these wonderful creatures. What a life they must have... more »

  ACP4 wrote:

PSS (Presbyterian Senior Services) is an outstanding organization, with highly committed and competent staff and volunteers! They deliver a range of programs and services for senior citizens in the NYC boroughs, that are second to none, in focus, scope... more »

  Tim B. wrote:

Episcopal Place serves the needs of its disabled population in a myriad of ways. One of the most important ways is advocacy. Even though differences are made and lives are improved upon on an individual basis almost every day, advocacy brings about... more »

  Karin24 wrote:

Blessings in Disguise is dedicated and passionate about providing temporary assistance to middle class people who have fallen on hard times due to job loss, health conditions or other set-backs, I know of specific instances where board members have worked... more »

  sonnywaddell wrote:

What an incredible ministry, they feed thousands of less fortunate Arizonans each and every month! They have a senior and Veterans food bank that provides food and toiletries to folks in need! The staff is all volunteers and have a heart to serve. more »

  Freda1981 wrote:

Best Musical experience of my life! Made me feel great and wanting more! It also proved once again that Cancer WON'T win! We can feel great about ourselves and our lives in spite of Cancer! Yeah! Thank You PLAY MUSIC ENJOY LIFE! more »

  jllevine wrote:

Having been employed by WISE & Healthy Aging for the past several years, it has become evident that the structural support and historical foundation of the agency has allowed for continued expansion of services for older adults, giving consumers as well... more »

  Connie Sorrentino wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Arlington Neighborhood Village (ANV) since its inception in 2014. ANV provides many services to senior citizens who are aging in place. I have served as a driver and a friendly visitor and always enjoyed my time with the... more »

  KLPoelzer wrote:

As founder of this program in 1994, I learned many stories of sadness and self neglect of seniors due to their isolation. I worked directly with county adult protection social workers who all too often were following up on reports of seniors self neglect... more »

  aspengillian wrote:

great asset to atlanta as well as state of georgia more »

  Good Girl wrote:

I love being with RSVP. I have volunteered at a number of not-for-profits and really like the promptness with which the RSVP coordinators get back to you if you are having issues or concerns about a site. The staff act as strong advocates and liasions... more »

  tucsonk wrote:

In today’s world mental illness has become the dirty little secret. However as in our son’s case Handi-Dogs is helping to reclaim daily lives. Once unable to be in public for any great length of time (to shop, a restaurant, appointments, or even a... more »

  Norena G. wrote:

I believe that every member of the Native American community deserves healthy and safe housing. Red Feather has been serving this constant need for over 20 years. Their educational outreach and hands-on training serves families, elders, women and children... 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 »

  CaroleMyers wrote:

I am an 80 year old widow with no family living in San Antonio. Meals on Wheels began delivering lunches to me last week and I am delighted with the delicious and nutritious variety that have been brought to my door! The ladies are all very friendly... more »

  sparkin1947 wrote:

In an area where decent housing is unaffordable for many, Fellowship Square provides an answer. For hundreds of low income older adults, its houses in Reston, Lake Ridge VA and Largo, MD are home. more »

  bdews5223 wrote:

The Castle Rock Senior Center continues to provide services, to the senior community in Castle Rock (1,000+ now), that include:-new adventures-rides in a Senior Center owned car, and/or bus, for field trips, medical, grocery, etc.-ongoing... more »

  dalton wrote:

I have been a Dorot volunteer for around 6 years. It has truly changed my life. I have had the opportunity of visiting several senior citizens and getting to know them, making them my new friends. I am currently visiting a senior that has really become... more »

  emmenold1 wrote:

I give to Sayre Christian Village because I believe they go above and beyond to provide Godly-care for older adults. They have been serving the community for over 35 years and have a great reputation for providing healthcare and residential living options... more »

  Allison H. wrote:

GlamourGals is a unique foundation that unites teen and the elderly though complimentary beauty makeovers. Teens form local chapters affiliated with their high school or college/university and partner with a local senior center to provide this incredible... more »

  Pop2corn wrote:

I am a volunteer for Chit Chat Chums which is something YMOW created to help during this pandemic since the delivery people can't meet face to face with the clients now. I call the same 10 clients every week and chat with them to make sure they have... more »

  Chrissie M. wrote:

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

  Lorraine wrote:

With the money that was raised for the new building at 290 Broad Street, it should have been used more effectively. There is a large empty building that is dark and much too big for the employees that are working there. Too much wasted space and high... more »

  jcbjr wrote:

Lifelong Learning Institute (LLI) is a combination social and continuing education center for members fifty years old and older in the Midlothian, Virginia area. It offers classes (including fitness) to its members in addition to lounge, library, and... more »

  mowvol wrote:

By delivering hot and cold food on a daily basis, Meals on Wheels provides a vital service to those unable to provide for themselves. As a volunteer I have been privileged to participate in this unique service. We deliver food that is nutritious and... more »

  Jose L.1 wrote:

My experience with this organization has been wonderful seeing the good things that has been done for our community is amazing Enchanted keep up the Good work great Job !!! more »

  Lynn wrote:

Meals on Wheels is a wonderful organization that brightens the lives of so many folks who aren't able to get out. Meals on Wheels West has a very friendly staff who acts in a professional manner toward the clients and volunteers alike. It has been truly... more »

  josh5674 wrote:

I started with Moove and Groove a little over a year ago. I was nervous at first because it was such a big class but everyone was so warm and welcoming that is was clear this was a family. Tami has done a great job of creating a program that strengths... more »

  Zalke wrote:

Silver Source does an amazing job helping Seniors in their community with needs such as keeping the lights and heat on when they are troubled or taking them to Dr appointments when they have no other way of getting there. When Covid hit they instantly... more »

  bethpuma8 wrote:

Turnstone has been a blessing to our family. Our daughter was born prematurely, and because of that, suffers from retinopathy of prematurity. Because she has such little vision, she can only play sports in a safe environment. With Turnstone's adaptive... more »

  jhank wrote:

very committed to cause, professional.and courteous more »

  spencer3 wrote:

There are better homeless centers to donate to or assist. Roseville Home Start states it's purpose is to "transition homeless children and families into affordable, sustainable, permanent housing and self-sufficiency", but the program is little more... more »

  gentlerider wrote:

I was going to donate to them, but thought to investigate first and am relieved that I did. I feel uneasy donating to them because according to their self-published tax forms, they received over $167,000 in donations in one year, and out of that,... more »

  genuineact wrote:

Affordable Homeownership Foundation Inc., has a knowledgeable and well informed staff who work hard to insure that their clients get the best service possible in all areas of home oenership. They specialize in Foreclosure Prevention, short sale help,... more »

  kneequeen wrote:

I participate in Dr. Brantley’s class on Zoom. She makes even Zoom classes personal. It is a pleasure to get up early and move with her. Her classes move every part of the body. Monthly she introduces a theme. This month was improving sleep.I... more »

  pthomason wrote:

Friends for Life in Waco, Texas is a blessing for the whole state of a Texas. They are the leading guardianship for the elderly and disabled. My daughter is disabled and she has attended their wonderful Adult Daycare for 15 years. They provide money... more »

  frayruss wrote:

I have been involved with Volunteer Center of Bergen County for nearly 15 years. The services they provide to Bergen County and beyond are critical. From mobilizing volunteers for hundreds of non-profits to their signature support programs, such as... more »

  lata.anil wrote:

They have done many amazing services for the community and help in making things easy. I have witnessed them in action many times during my visits to Bokaro and I can vouch for their sincerity and dedication. more »

  Writer wrote:

I started volunteering with this agency four years ago as a "Big Sister" in their then Big Brothers Big Sisters program. They've since changed names to Youth Mentoring but I really enjoy the time I spend with my match and I'm thrilled we have this program... more »

  swasko wrote:

This wonderful senior center serves my mom and dad a Home Delivered Meal Monday - Friday. Mom has Alzheimer's disease and dad is at end stage COPD. A few months ago dad was outside and attempted to lift a jug of water. He then fell to the ground with... more »

  debbie wrote:

I work in the Senior Community; all of my clients are over 65. I have recommended Senior Concerns to some of my clients and friends. They have provided excellent care at the Adult Day Care Center, good counseling thru the Advocacy Program and nutritious... more »

  ashleef wrote:

Twilight Wish Foundation grants wishes for deserving seniors. The experiences and gifts provided by this organization are truly inspiring and create life lasting memories for the seniors and those involved in granting wishes. more »

  Kathleen L. wrote:

I moved to the Borough of Queens several years ago and was really struck by Queens Community House (QCH) -- each of the staff takes on so much work and there isn't a lot of ego. Without trumpeting the fact that they serve such a broad diversity of races,... more »

  Cindy57 wrote:

I began volunteering for this non-profit last year for their Operation School Bell program. The faces of the children as they entered the makeshift store in their schools gymnasium were unbelievable. They were so very happy. The first child I took... more »

  glear1 wrote:

I have volunteered with Shepherds' Center Central for over 10 years, doing Meals on Wheels and Medicare counseling. They are extremely supportive of their volunteers, providing ongoing communication, support and recognition. The programs they operate... more »

  Holly C.2 wrote:

Smiles for Seniors is a wonderful organization helping seniors in the Cincinnati, OH area. I'm eager to join them in spreading cheer to the seniors. more »

  Brendq wrote:

Stamford Senior Center is a vibrant and diverse community with energy and warmth that you can feel when you are there! There are a great variety of programs ranging from physical activities to art, trips, community speakers, music and food! The staff... more »

  AngieFelts wrote:

Karie and her team are dedicated to making a difference in Douglas County. Our aging residents are positively impacted by their services every day. They are always willing to collaborate with other partners in the community to meet any needs that arise.... more »

  paysonseniorcenter514 wrote:

The Payson Senior Center was there for me and my family. My father-in-law had Lewy Bodies Dementia. They provided resources to help us. The have a dementia support group and offer free medical equipment such as walkers and wheelchairs. The Center becomes... more »

  Betty36 wrote:

I first approached Chaparral House about volunteering in their garden after they put out a request for help. During my interview I shared that what I really preferred to do was lead a chair-based yoga program. After I described my qualifications and experience,... more »

  Shanna O. wrote:

...in 2009 at 60 yrs and disabled...the abusive marriage that I had been in for some 12 yrs was becoming more terrifying and fearful...leaving meant loss of income, my "home"...after sometime of living in shelters and places for women from domestic abuse...I... more »

  garycaskey wrote:

I have known about seniors resource center through a long time friend and employee as well as being a former lead driver for the transportation department working 6 years amongst a great and dedicated group of carrying employees and drivers my wife and... more »

  1charlie12 wrote:

All the folks involved in Befrienders - seniors, volunteers, staff, board - are so committed to each other and their community. It is really special to see people so invested in each others' lives. Befrienders is a very special organization that deserves... more »

  suncity wrote:

working with Benevilla has been a wonderful experience for me. Each and everyone of the staff members are caring individuals who want only the best for Benevilla. At each board meeting, there is a chance for a person who benefts from using the services... more »

  aurorahelm wrote:

I am a medical provider working with the elderly. Social isolation is an indicator of worsening outcomes and higher costs. I found this organization on accident when looking for a local phone buddy in NYC. Even though my patients are in NYC, Friendly... more »

  nancy wrote:

H.O.M.E. fills a void that no other nonprofits in Chicago address -- the dignity of older pesons who have worked hard their whole lives but find themselves living in poverty while battling the challenges of aging. Staff are compassionate and the agency... more »

  lawrences2 wrote:

For the past ten years my work with RSVP's Volunteer Executive Consuling program has been extremely rewarding. It has provided an opportunity for me to continue to utilize and sharpen my marketing and communication skills (my pre-retirement field), while... more »

  Duane Travis wrote:

I have been volunteering for Action for Older Person since September of 2011. I tutor people in the operation of their computers, evaluate businesses for the Elder Friendly program, and have just started counseling in the HIICAP Program. AOP fills many... more »

  Freeman wrote:

Some social workers came to the house and just sat on the couch. "Helpful information" that we were given was inaccurate. Apparently no one ever checked the resources. They obviously had no personal experience dealing with elder issues in their... more »

  corinne wrote:

This friendly and welcoming organization is a pleasure to volunteer for; as the staff provide such a warm and wonderfully supportive environment. I just know that they appreciate my time and always make me feel like I am doing something special each... more »

  Kristen8 wrote:

Little Brothers Friends of the Elderly is a wonderful non-profit offering friendship and assistance to lonely or isolated seniors in the Chicagoland area. I've been volunteering for 4 years and the thing I love most about Little Brothers Friends of the... more »

  LindaS wrote:

I am not only been a volunteer at the JCC of Binghamton, but my children attending pre-school and day-care at their Early Childhood Center, my husband and I have enjoyed many social fundraising events there, we work-out and do fitness classes there, our... more »

  mimi46 wrote:

Imagine: age 23 marry the love of your life, Harry age 26 welcome your 1st child , then age 28 your 2nd childYou have a good life, nice home, good income. your kids grow up, get married and move away.You and Harry decide to down size... more »

  JimBuckner wrote:

It is hard to imagine so few doing so much as St James does by setting an example with its Food Pantry. As a volunteer, this is my second year of seeing the joy and social pleasure of the homeless and of those in need who come to share with us the holiday... more »

  S. Janet wrote:

My mother has Alzheimer's disease. I was at wits end until AFDC was recommended to me by a nurse at Fairfax Hospital. This place far exceeds any of the day centers in the region. Its population is people suffering from Alzheimer's. The staff is highly... more »

  Cyndi11 wrote:

Everyday when I walk down the hallways the staff and the people who attend give me such a special feeling. The connections made are amazing and the overall feeling of love for each other inspire me to make a difference in my day to day life. more »

  maggielevine wrote:

I delivered Thanksgiving meals for Ethos, and was blown away by the organization and kindness of planning that went into such a huge program. It went off without a hitch and was easy and fun to be a part of. Our family looks forward to being able to... more »

  Jon Atkins 38 wrote:

Due to the recent death of my Daughter. My Sons being lais off from work had to move in with me. I am experiencing severe finanical hardship. My Home owners Insurance cancelled my policy because my roof was in disrepair and leaking inside the house.... more »

  Aaron S. wrote:

AARP Legal Counsel for the Elder is one of the best volunteer experiences that I have ever had. As an undergrad, I was not entirely sure how an office functions in it's day to day life, but LCE was very welcoming and helped me adjust to a more professional... more »

  Flo S. wrote:

I volunteer for SMiles and love it. You meet the nicest people and they are so grateful to have a ride to doctor appts and grocery stores, etc. You are able to pick the rides that you can do weekly and if something comes up and you can't do it, the... more »

  Bev-SSV wrote:

The Silver Spring Village has helped me meet so many new people since I've retired. As a single person with no children, I was minimally connected to my community when working. Once retired, I looked for ways to get engaged with people doing things... more »

  deckenhoff wrote:

I was introduced to the Philadelpia Protestant Home approximately 8 years ago at their annual golf tournament. After attending several of these events, I was asked to join the Board of Directors. Prior to joining the PPH Board, I had never been on a... more »

  Heshie wrote:

For thirty years The Foundation Aiding The Elderly F.A.T.E. has served over 4000 families dealing with elder abuse. F.A.T.E. takes NO Governent monies and solely survives on donations from the public. Please visit our web site at www.4fate.org. more »

  GC Williams wrote:

I was a patient at the Center for Respite Care and now I’m living in the Respite Permanent Housing Program. There are simply not enough words I could write to express my gratitude for all they have done for me. The kindness, compassion and care I received... more »

  PKchris wrote:

A rare gem where residents are absolutely the No. 1 priority. The staff is experienced, committed and caring. In and around Poughkeepsie, people who know senior facilities know that Vassar-Warner Home is the best. more »

  eswedo wrote:

ISDD staff are so dedicated to the populations that they serve. It was a pleasure volunteering with them. I highly recommend their services and staff. more »

  Joyce Johnson wrote:

Mom has been happier now than I've ever seen her. Praise God there is still some joy for her after being diagnosed with Alzheimer's Disease. This was all thanks to the volunteer provided to our family by Na Hoaloha-Neighbors Helping Neighbors. We are... more »

  srehmani84 wrote:

Great organization supporting mental health and homelessness in San Francisco. more »

  Nick68724 wrote:

When I first walked into AlmaVia Of San Rafael, it was a warm and welcoming experience. The staff always has a sense of pride and are always smiling and it just seems like everyone enjoys their work. AlmaVia houses multiple residents around the Marin... more »

  ChrissyLove wrote:

Metropolitan Family Services is the best organization in the world! more »

  marketing vp wrote:

I have been working at St. Ann Center for Intergenerational Care for almost 15 years, and during that time I have enjoyed a most unique environment unlike any other in the for profit or nonprofit sector. Every day I associate not only with my coworkers,... more »

  frank5 wrote:

EARS is a top notch, very efficiently run organization. The staff really is very caring and concerned for all they assist. There tapes are very professionally done and do the job they were created for. Their website is very easy to use and has a database... more »

  Jan_16 wrote:

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

  Rameshwar Koirala wrote:

The Community Services offered by the India Home ( I H ) has to some extent contributed to make the life of South Asian seniors living in and around the Borough of Queens a little bit easier. IH has made it possible for the seniors to gather in the Community... more »

  poohmom004 wrote:

MISS not only provided a safe home for my family and I, they had services available for myself to help strengthen my life skills for when I was ready to move on in life on my own. The staff welcomed us with open arms and never once made us feel unwelcome.... more »

  MEG70 wrote:

Stagebridge is a unique Senior Theater Company. I had done a little acting in school and college, and again in a local community theater while in my 40's, but never did really follow through on my childhood dream of being in theater. Then, in the winter... more »

  Alonzo King wrote:

Art is the door to the deepest knowledge at any age, and Eldergivers opens that door for so many who otherwise would not have known, that art was their birthright and natural home. Eldergivers is one of the most inspiring organizations in the Bay Area. more »

  rayc wrote:

I was fortunate enough to ride with a meals driver and deliver lunch in the roughest part of town; it was truly an eye-opening experience. Many of the elderly that we visited have no other contact with the outside world except for when they open the door... more »

  Belinda wrote:

I have personally seen the pride and enthusiam the elders with whom Theresa works with show. They are so proud of the artwork they produce. The art related field trips that Theresa takes the elders on to are invaluable to opening their world to new experiences.... more »

  JohnWeaver wrote:

I have been for an elder Japanese American man now for the last 18 months. This has been a very rewarding experience for me, I have been able to sit down for a couple of hours every week and just talk to an extremely intelligent and witty individual.... more »

  axidvolunteer3 wrote:

I recently saw an NBC5 Chicago piece on the 10 o'clock news. I am currently signed up to volunteer for the organization and their upcoming initiative in October to end homelessness in Chicago. I never knew the shocking statistics how how many are homeless... more »

  jihbailey wrote:

The Shepherd's Center of Greater Winston-Salem provides outstanding service to seniors over 60 through expanded educational programs, assistance with transportation to medical appointments and grocery store, respite and companion visits and congregational... more »

  Brownsugar wrote:

I am proud to be a second generation member of Vintage. We don't sit around twiddling our thumbs at Vintage, there is always something to do.We have various exercise programs,speakers who enlighten us on many subjects,quilting and other crafts.... more »

  mollyzwerdlinger wrote:

Kavod has wonderful residents who receive support from a dedicated Board and stellar staff! more »

  margaretmay wrote:

This 501c3 nonprofit charity is 100% volunteer. They provided me with a new roof which I could not possibly afford. Now I can stay in my home! I am 83 years old on social security. SAFE was a Godsend for me. I later found out they have provided... more »

  carolaraza wrote:

La Raza Centro Legal was started in 1973 by Chicanx law students from the community who recognized that Latinx and Spanish-speaking community members were not receiving critical legal services and representation and there were very few Latinx lawyers... more »

  melvetaroyal wrote:

I enjoy the community initiatives. I have been able to fellowship with like minded people and offer my life experience and expertise and furthering organizational goals. more »

  bradnelson2003 wrote:

PAWS is a wonderful organization and I am so happy to be a part of it! I love working with the pets and the people involved! more »

  6amshopper wrote:

I have been a volunteer shopper with Store to Door for three months and find the experience very worthwhile. I learned about Store to Door from another volunteer and was impressed with its mission. My father died earlier this year and was able to stay... more »

  audreyrwc wrote:

I first became aware of the Peninsula Volunteers twenty years ago when I took a computer class at their 'Little House' in Menlo Park. I enjoyed the class and the teachers and class volunteers and took more classes. Eventually I was asked to help teach... more »

  proaging wrote:

As a professional who has worked with thousands of older adults in the Northern Virginia over the last three decades I am incredibly impressed with the model of support and community building provided by Shepherd's Center of Northern Virginia. Their... more »

  awalnoha wrote:

Community Human Services has been partnering with OPDC to provide housing to folks in need for ten years. I became a board member because of that incredible service partnership. I think OPDC is a perfect example of how Community Development... more »

  Jclary wrote:

We had the BEST time with Jade at the Landing at Watermere Frisco! Everyone was super gentle and kind to all of our residents. Already booked a barn tour! more »

  Pera wrote:

Through our firm's work with the employees of Center for Elders Independence, I have witnessed a genuine pride in the standard of care provided to the population that they serve. This is evident when I see the enhanced quality of life for the seniors... more »

  P.Chip wrote:

Wow, just wow! I just can’t say enough about HOPE and the work it does in the community. In today’s world where there is so much despair and hurt this group literally brings HOPE right to those who need it. I’m especially honored to be part of the... more »

  muppal24 wrote:

It is my favorite way to spend my time and give back to the community. more »

  Karyn.may wrote:

My sister started doing research on available help for seniors and their families when my Dad's Dementia started getting more serious. We found Seniors First in Auburn California and called them for advice and support...this was Oct. of 2010. Our initial... more »

  Anderson1 wrote:

This is a great organization doing things that are necessary to help the elderly. This generation is often forgotten, so thank you My Link's. more »

  javad wrote:

(This review was entered by GreatNonprofits staff on behalf of the reviewer) I think that my program is the best! I am retired and enjoy coming here. more »

  Michael P. wrote:

MAHO is unique in Cleveland because of their focus on universally accessible housing for people with mobility disabilities. In addition to owning and operating five communities, MAHO is in the midst of a successful capital campaign to build a sixth facility... more »

  mariaf wrote:

Midtown haven been working for the community. During this difficult time, Midtown has helped hundreds of families not become homeless. During the Covid-19 pandemic, midtown helped families who lost their jobs, became ill or reduced their working hours... more »

  stretwize wrote:

Went to their xmas program 12/18/2010 broke down in tears it was great you should go to their website and facebook page more »

  loumecia wrote:

I would like to take this time to commend our wonderful Executive Director, Lia C.G. Miller, on her great work, vision and efforts with the Creative Aging Network of North Carolina (CAN-NC). In spite of the economic times that our nonprofits are facing... more »

  JadesandRoses wrote:

If I were a philanthropist or donor I wouldn't dare donate money to this organization. St. Joseph likes to pretend they are helping people behind a facade of merely a greedy business. When they moved to the new location they changed management... more »

  cathyellis wrote:

There is nothing that comes close to the JOY of volunteering to give back to the community. Over the past year or so, it has been my great honor to volunteer at a multitude of diverse opportunities with VCI. It's never the same thing twice, which means... more »

  sandra wrote:

RedBird PowWow , The Powwow it very inspirational, The location is in an open field, drummers,dancers and the MC's is very traditional. The only thing I would change is that the MC give more information on the different dancers, Many Non-native are in... more »

  Yvonne73 wrote:

Alonzo Curtis, This man was previously homeless after losing his mother a year ago. He was contacted by the Community Restoration Project and after 5 days he was admitted into the Permanent Housing Program. He is a prime example of how resilience... more »

  Salvador wrote:

Unfortunately our experience with PCACS in Valparaiso on Campbell Street has not been pleasant. The person or persons answering the phone can sometimes be very impolite bordering on rude to the seniors. And that has happened more than once to my parents. ... more »

  donna-kuhl wrote:

My exposure to Catholic Charities of the Diocese of St. Cloud has become first hand since I took their tours and started volunteering. In my opinion, this organization truly lives its mission to serve those in need. The services provided are so many that... more »

  shrutidash wrote:

I am a volunteer for the VNA Hospice, and it has been a great experience. The work that VNA does in all their programs, whether its 'meals on wheels' or 'hospice care' or anything else, is carried out with a great deal of competency and by people with... more »

  leonam42 wrote:

When I play the harp in nursing homes, I usually offer my harp to some of the residents so they can play it. When those with arthritic hands are able to pluck or slide their fingers across the strings and make sounds, the smiles on their faces are priceless.... more »

  Mike wrote:

This non-profit left our senior center and took all of the money we saved for a future building. I hope someone turns them into the Corporate Commission. more »

  MBateman wrote:

I started out like many other Board Members, as a volunteer. The wonderful feelings of love and friendship that you get back from working with elderly is tremendous. It is hard not to want to find a special 'old friend' to be paired up with - but LBFE... more »

  vondeffner wrote:

Affordable Livng for the Aging is an amazing organization that I have been interning at since September 2011. more »

  gzeist wrote:

The heART of Friendship Gallery has proven to be an asset to me as an artist. I am pleased to have sold many pieces of original paintings, prints and notecards. Paying the rent each month is not a problem since I know the gallery is there to benefit those... more »

  senioradvocate wrote:

HFSS claims to have many programs in existence that they no longer operate. They do not offer repairs, clean-up, or ramp installations to seniors anymore. They have the supplies and volunteers but they no longer schedule these services. more »

  karussell8 wrote:

I have served on the Board of Sound Generations for nearly six years. I have watched first-hand as they have changed the lives of the people they serve. The multidimensional programs offered provide community, nutrition, health and other services to our... more »

  ACaregiver wrote:

Independent Living came into my life at a very stressful time for our family. My husband and I were struggling to deal with challenges that resulted from his chronic illness. Christina Snider was very kind and compassionate during our intake interview,... more »

  BrittaniR wrote:

Dial 4 Seniors is an excellent organization to work with that does most of its fundraising within Dial Senior Living properties allowing older adults to meaningfully engage with their community which benefits everyone in the process. more »

  Ljd wrote:

I am a supporter of their capital campaign which is renovating two beautiful, historical buildings in the South End in Boston. This project will truly make a major difference in our community and expand services to families seeking quality child care... more »

  Trisha B. wrote:

This school has been amazing for my daughter. We feel we have found our home. more »

  nickvandekar wrote:

Surrey Services has sponsored The Main Line Antiques Show since it began, bringing 30+ antiques dealers to our community. The show based on the Main Line features lectures and an exhibit about different issues related to The Main Line. This year the theme... more »

  Executor wrote:

These folks tried to keep the room deposit money after my loved one passed away. You don't want to deal with these folks. This place is not recommended. more »

  alotalike wrote:

RHF celebrates 50 years of serving. In addition to providing quality housing options and services for families with Children, RHF has the following very successful programs that help children and families. Children’s Education Fund – provides... more »

  pf45150 wrote:

The alarming language in solicitations and the frequency of mailings to elderly individuals amounts to coercion. This nonprofit spends most of its income on administration rather than program expenses. Most questions on available reports indicate that... more »

  carol17 wrote:

After the death of my father I struggled with a way to use this difficult time to help others. I became a volunteer for Ozaukee Family Services and a facilitator for the nationally renowned Rainbows program, a support and counseling group for children... more »

  Mgbeard wrote:

I became acquainted with this non-profit through my job coordinating a giving program for a nearby hospital. With a small staff and a small army of volunteers, I was so impressed with all the good works that they were able to accomplish helping seniors... more »

  cari b wrote:

This an excellent organization, with distinguished, experienced leaders who maintain their commitment to the mission and values of the company. more »

  anitasmail wrote:

AFSC is a vital resource for the Orange County community. My mother volunteers there and absolutely loves it. I have seen the good work they do on a daily basis and can vouch for how much compassion and love the staff provide to the participants and their... more »

  Counselor II wrote:

This company threatens their staff to meet billing requirements or they will fire them. Very stressful company to work for, also they cheat the CARE voucher system by over billing for services rendered. Employees work overtime without pay while the upper... more »

  Dean23 wrote:

The Detroit Area Agency on Aging is a great asset for seniors. The programs they offer help make the lives of seniors much easier and stress free. The events held influence seniors to become more social and mobile. The Detroit Area Agency on Aging stays... more »

  PetalumaPete wrote:

Best team of dedicated people I have ever encountered. Ever. more »

  fepowell wrote:

Golden Cross Ministries, Inc. provides supportive services to residents of Wesley Living. As Wellness Counselor for Wesley Living, I can attest to direct support that provides incentives for program development which in turn fosters the use of fitness... more »

  deanoak wrote:

Upward Bound House is a gem. This unusual organization provides housing and services to homeless families with kids in a way that keeps the families intact, restores the family's sense of dignity and self-worth, and guides them back to self-sufficiency.... more »

  judymosley wrote:

They do great work and are an asset to our seniors. more »

  Catherine Way wrote:

25 years ago, at the age of 56 my father suffered a massive stroke that left him paralyzed, unable to speak and unable to swallow. In one split second, our family was forever changed. My father could no longer work as a pharmacist and small business owner... more »

  makeadifference wrote:

Over the years I have lent my time and volunteer efforts to several nonprofit organizations in the Houston area. My experience as a volunteer for Catholic Charities has been wonderful. They were unbelievably kind, supportive and appreciative of everything.... more »

  Richard wrote:

I have heard numerous testimonials from Youth Ranch clients, and I always find them heartwarming. This is truly one fine organization! more »

  Paul Beiring wrote:

Volunteers of America, Michigan has programs for Veterans across the state. They have transitional housing programs in Detroit, Lansing, and Niles, and also have an employment program for women and families. The service they do for homeless Veterans... more »

  jane wrote:

amazing caring and devoted staff. easily accesible and they serve a wide and diverse area. it is wonderful to have JFS in our community. more »

  JEBosanko wrote:

Give me A Break, Inc., is a very small grassroots organization, that assisted my family and I with respite for my son with special needs. There Respite Day activity is a wonderful day that my son attends once a month that makes a world of difference.... more »

  Lisa Williams wrote:

Second Wind Dreams has helped us change the culture of our Eldercare Community. I cannot express enough thanks to this organization for their support, training and assistance in making the dreams of our elders come true! Staff morale has improved, family... more »

  mrwindt wrote:

Under One Roof is the sponsor, developer and operator of "The Marvin" - affordable congregate housing with supportive services and "The Marvin Children's Center" - a full day full year accredited child care program for 3 &4 year olds. Under One Roof... more »

  rdouglas0 wrote:

I am a volunteer with Pro Seniors, and speak directly with Nursing Home Residents, and their families. Pro Seniors helps resolve serious care problems, by working with the Home's Administration, the resident, and the family, to make sure the resident's... more »

  Montanalavender wrote:

The Senior Helping Hands Program of Big Sky Senior Services is a true benefit to the community. Senior Helping Hands assists seniors in our communities by providing homemaking services, including housekeeping, meal preparation, grocery shopping, laundry,... more »

  oohayliam64 wrote:

i asked them to unsubscribe me 1/28/2012 and in the middle of may they are still sending me crap. my guess is on top of not honoring unsubscribes they sell your information to other charities to make a never ending pain in the azz out of themselves. more »

  Nana8888 wrote:

The Priests of the Sacred Heart do remarkable charitable work around the world. Unlike other organizations, Fr. Dominic, Spiritual Director, has established a one-to-one connection between him and donors. This personalized approach ensures that each donor... more »

  lauracannon wrote:

St. Louis Health Equipment Lending Program (St. Louis HELP) is an organization that provides Home Medical Equipment (HME) to any individual, for as long as necessary, at no charge. It is a program designed to remove some of the limitations placed on... more »

  Jerry45 wrote:

This facility helped my sister regain her strength and her dignity in a time of great illness. more »