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  Writer wrote:

This is a wonderful organization whose mission is to "warm the hearts and heads of those experiencing hair loss by knitting/crocheting caps with lots of love." The 4000 caps (handmade with love by 1000 volunteers!!!) are donated and delivered to patients... more »

  colmccallion12 wrote:

An artist friend told me about AFHC over a year ago, I took a workshop and was hooked. After joining the Guild and meeting others in all roles of AFHC, I decided to become a certified teacher through the Chapman program. These were life changing decisions.... more »

  crkuffner wrote:

My son, Jack, was diagnosed with high functioning autism at the age of 3. He was minimally verbal and had much difficulty with social interactions and activities. We spent a great deal of time with speech therapy and occupational therapy to help him... more »

  strazoff wrote:

The DaPonte String Quartet is giving three performances this weekend, in three locations in Maine. Last night, in Newcastle, they played quartets by Webern, Schubert and Beethoven -- three very different composers -- performed with musical insight and... more »

  jorgensenr27 wrote:

When I watched the Senior Spotlight show, I really liked the way the actors interacted with the elderly audience embers. They got them chatting and remembering things. I also thought it was great that the actors sang songs from their era (songs from the... more »

  Frank M.5 wrote:

This is a great program for children of all ages. Its gets them up and moving. more »

  herman.fritz wrote:

Long running art festival in Northport, AL. Beloved by art lovers, families, artists and kids. Great way to engender love of art in younsters. I volunteer in Kentuck for KIds more »

  greyteam wrote:

As a US Army reservist, Grey Team has helped my family and I integrate further into the community and contribute. I have now met an amazing group of people who help each other deal with the dual military/civilian persona in productive ways. more »

  Bob Chappel wrote:

Prime Stage provides valuable services to underpriviledged youth in the Pittsburgh region through their education programs. I truly believe in their mission to entertain, educate, and enrich families, students, and educators in the discovery of theatre... more »

  miss_camera wrote:

Every event I've attended has been managed perfectly and has been very entertaining. You can tell Sincop8ed Noize cares about the artists they promote and that they have their best interests at heart. Their events are well structured and complete. more »

  Writer wrote:

Any thing I have purchased, or any donation I have made for the the completion of a project, has been used for its intended purpose. I feel highly confident that the K9 Hero Portrait Project is a nonprofit that can be trusted to follow their mission... more »

  Donna Sue wrote:

Oats Transit is Awesome! Here in Monroe County it is a very Important part of the Folks' Life. For some, it is their only means of transportation to go to the Doctor, get their medicine, Shop, and buy groceries! Oats Transit will pick You up at Your... more »

  Judith Barnard wrote:

Thousands of Chicago children each year discover the excitement of reading, the boundless vistas opened by encouraged curiosity, and the adventure of sharing discoveries with others through the programs of the Chicago Public Library Foundation. These... more »

  annaguia wrote:

The whole staff is amazing & such a big blessing to my family. We are always grateful for all they have done & bless our big family with. more »

  rebel75 wrote:

Patricia and Day, as well as other folks that support them, create a space that is welcoming and where all kinds of connections and community can be made. more »

  one1 wrote:

We always appreciate the great work this organization is doing i our community may God bless you and every one that is assisting. more »

  9Carrie wrote:

Love This Program. They are so encouraging and Motivating on all age levels. They help guide girls in a better direction by learning to have confidence and love theirselves. more »

  Barbara Rutledge D. wrote:

This group does so many things to help animals and their owners/caretakers in Dona Ana county. Everyone involved with Uncaged Paws, Inc., from board members to animal fosters, is so compassionate and professional that it is truly inspiring. more »

  lovemusicals wrote:

Unbelievable group that is single handedly coordinating the resurgence of musical theater through Los Angeles by a festival that runs from May-July and also a huge educational component working with grade schools, high schools and colleges as well as... more »

  helaco wrote:

Healthy Latino Community is a non-profit corporation founded on sound moral principles and values. Its mission is to contribute, collaborate, educate, and respond to the health care needs of the community by offering integral quality solutions designed... more »

  Alie M. wrote:

CMMS is a great organization that helps promote Cahokia Mounds. They do a wonderful job of helping Cahokia Mounds World Heritage Site by paying for children and adult programming. They help buy land that helps preserve more of this ancient site. more »

  susanmarie1 wrote:

All three of my daughters have thrived in this program. They made friends and were inspired to work much harder in their music. The prospect of going on tours was such a motivator for them to keep up their instrument. JCM created a community for my... 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 »

  edkane wrote:

Friends of Cats is the largest no-kill and life-care sanctuary for cats in the greater San Diego area. Currently about half of the cats are adoptable and the remaining cats have a home for life at Friends of Cats due to health conditions or other issues... more »

  Elemiles wrote:

This organization provides opportunity for students that are under served. more »

  littleduck wrote:

This is a corrupt non-profit. They don't help nobody. They're a bunch of dikes operating a fake non-profit. Michelle Siri at The Womens Law Center of Maryland Inc. is the RUDEST person you will ever meet. She treats people very bad. more »

  Linda W. wrote:

In March, 2016, my daughter Liz was diagnosed with cervical cancer. She was living in Asheville, NC with my 18-year-old grandson Austin, and I was living in Ajijic, Jalisco, Mexico. I knew Liz would need my financial support as well as my moral support,... more »

  zombie101 wrote:

What fun and creativity was experienced with the Zombie Crawl. This event starts with volunteers, of LOLA, in Land’O Lakes, WI. Hours of planning, decorating, T-shirt sales and costume ideas fill our days. The whole community benefits from this... more »

  Robyn wrote:

My role with the HSKI is purely from a supportive prospective. My initial contact with Michael Brewer and the Haitian Street Kids inc. was about a year ago. My place of work throws away blankets because they didn’t fit the décor of the facility.... more »

  PaulaV wrote:

I have known this organization for more than 20 years: as a member; by attending programs, lectures and exhibits; and as a volunteer. The staff and management have changed over the years but the professionalism and dedication have remained consistently... more »

  Cynthia W.1 wrote:

We LOVE Visiting Prisoners, Homeless Shelters and transforming lives. We are experienced and Background Checked. References available. more »

  AnneViricel wrote:

The San Bernardino County Museum Association solicits, manages, and distributes funds, engages in programs, and advocates for the benefit of the San Bernardino County Museum and its mission. Their efforts provide for new exhibits that educate and inspire... more »

  makemusic wrote:

When my children needed help with after school and summer activities organization did not hesitate to help us. Several doors were closed to us because of our financial situation and my children were disappointed to hear that we could not afford any extra... more »

  smw100 wrote:

What a great idea and what a worthwhile mission! I know one of the organizers of Project Starfish and can say that this nonprofit is in excellent hands. more »

  friendopants wrote:

I have volunteered with Friends of Detroit Animal Care and Control (FoDACC) for about a year and a half. It is easily the most rewarding experience I've ever had. FoDACC works so hard every single day to improve the lives of homeless pets in Detroit,... more »

  Larry wrote:

Since 1982, I have watched this community organization provided classes and performances for a rural, culturally underserved 5 county area. All 6 daughters/stepdaughters have taken classes, matured and developed skills and friends. As teens, they toured... more »

  Shaqhowie wrote:

Great organization, they really care about the community. I love volunteering and working with TT House. more »

  alanda_watters wrote:

I was asked to fill in as a volunteer for one of the look good feel better programs. Having never done it before, i wasn't sure what to expect. However, It felt so good to be able to help a group of women battling cancer to feel better about themselves.... more »

  Robert P. wrote:

The U.S. Space Walk of Fame Foundation serves an important role in preserving the history of the United States' space exploration efforts from the perspective of those who made it possible -- the past and present NASA and contractor workforce. Through... more »

  Joy B.2 wrote:

Having lived in Newport Beach for62 years, I have extensive experience with our outstanding Library and have recently joined the Foundation Board. Whether it was forming the Friends of the CdM Library when it and our fire station were rebuilt to visiting... more »

  leahanke wrote:

The BCFF comes every year to educate my 7th grade Health classes at Marshfield Middle School, and the educator that comes is amazing with students! She shares personal stories, interesting information, and really makes the presentation relevant for teens.... more »

  Tania A. wrote:

I love how CDF just keeps on keeping on! They are a venerable institution in an under-served, historic neighborhood and have managed to expand their services beyond just children, as the name may imply. CDF deserves more support as they provide a vital... more »

  DGFPrez wrote:

It has been a great honor and pleasure to serve as the president of DGF's board for the past seven years. DGF has been steadily growing but, since the start of the pandemic, our board, our donors, and our staff have stepped up and heard the urgent call... more »

  amendez7058 wrote:

It's a She Thing, Inc. is a great non profit organization that helps women and young ladies with their everyday life. While attending the SheTalk group discussions, I came out with the right tools to help me through difficult situations and the right... more »

  JannaChristensen wrote:

I love this venue. I have been attending events here for years! The provide excellent customer service from the time I buy my ticket to the time the show is over. They are celebrating their 80th year in business and the city of Fresno, CA has put them... more »

  johnforr wrote:

This non profit has been supporting Marines, their parents, brothers and sisters. They provide an invaluable outreach of support for those that are defending our country. Often times these Marines are deployed, getting ready to deploy or have just returned.... more »

  JAH1 wrote:

Wonderful museum located six miles from the Penn Satte University. The current exhibits tell the story of the Commonwealth in conflict in the 20th century with the theme "Tactics and Logistics of Warfare." Nearly every artifact has a Pennsylvania provenance.... more »

  UDYAMA wrote:

Rural women Led Green Energy and End Poverty at Titlagada,Bolangir The details Address of the boy and his activity and invention-: Name of the boy: - Hemanta Sahu Age:-14 ... more »

  david14 wrote:

when i was first contacted back in 2006, and was showed all the things that was going to happen to the Sara. I said this was a good thing, and i still do. But sense i live so far away there is not much i can do except donate to this good cause, and hope... more »

  R. Friday wrote:

I have been a volunteer for Children's Bereavement Network for 4 years now and for the past 2 years have served on the Board. It is hard to describe the change in the children from the Friday they arrive at camp, to the way they are when they leave on... more »

  Hilda A. wrote:

My daughter has experienced so much with Girls Who Brunch Tour. She struggled in school and was never the kid to get awards or praises. GWBT gave the opportunity to run workshops, speak to large groups and grow in a space that she didn’t even knew existed.... more »

  hjohdos2000 wrote:

Dance Innovations Performance Foundation supports the community in a way that no other non-profit organization in the area does. It encourages special needs students to participate in the classroom, raises money and awareness for children with special... more »

  AUCF wrote:

This organization is doing a great in Africa helping the children of Liberia with educational materials, clothing, shoes and lot more. Most of the assistance of this non profit goes to Africa and it is fully funded by it's members whom are consider its... more »

  Mira L. wrote:

The Minnesota Sinfonia is a great Professional Orchestra that plays traditional, challenging, and often unique works of music - free to the public for families and children to enjoy and appreciate. These free concerts will often have great soloists accompanying... more »

  Susmita R. wrote:

This 40-year-old South Indian classical dance (Bharatanatyam) nonprofit has done a monumental amount of work to promote awareness of Indian culture in the Bay Area. Shri Krupa Dance Company’s objective is to promote arts among Indian communities in... more »

  ashleyphelps wrote:

My son played with Nebraska red wolves last year and went into the tackle football season looking at football completely different! He now looks at football in a technical way instead of just hitting someone! So excited for a 2nd year on the team! more »

  Gaenolee wrote:

La Luna's Experience Theater Program is a great way to introduce children to another culture and language. Their theater workshops help Hispanic kids maintain their Spanish while improving English, developing physical and mental skills, and having fun! more »

  Donation_9 wrote:

Trisha was so sweet and I love what she is doing for children in are area! more »

  jfreer wrote:

Written requests for a copy of the 990 return for 2011 on December 22, 2012 and again on December 24, 2012 were acknowledged by the organization but ignored. The copy of the 990 form for 2011 has not been provided as requested. more »

  Scottie Z. wrote:

Friends of the Palo Alto Library (the CORRECT name of the nonprofit) has existed for 30 years. Starting small, FOPAL has grown to include approx. 150 volunteers. The objectives of FOPAL include receiving donated books, sorting for subject (biography,... more »

  _1DatGxrlMari1_ wrote:

I’m 15, and my name is Marianna. I was adopted a 6 months old, and still remember vividly my birth parents. I suffer from major depression and major anxiety and have been to many mental health facilities. I love what you do for kids with mental health,... more »

  art41 wrote:

Our Museum has been in existence for about 28 years. Best of ALL is that it is FREE!!! For the past several years, the Museum has been the most-visited FREE Cultural Attraction in the State of Delaware. We are one of the few aviation museums where visitors... more »

  ilovedeltona wrote:

They work together very well together as a team to get the needs of people with different disabilities. They do their best to reach person on their level. They are very compassionate and trustworthy more »

  Cameron B.2 wrote:

what a great place, friendly faces and such a vibrant atmosphere more »

  Dottie137 wrote:

It's a joy to be a part of Palm Cottage and the Naples Historical Society! more »

  FlowersOtto wrote:

I have been to the Mesa Art Center many times . Great place to volunteer or attend an event. more »

  perez124 wrote:

My name is Mark Perez, I am a father of three. I recently lost my job and I was using my savings to pay bills. Well that started running low. I saught out community assistance and of course everyone either had a waiting time or was unable to assist me.... more »

  GUSF wrote:

The Guild does wonderful work supporting the Utah Shakespeare Festival. From 2005 to 2014, they raised and donated $175,000 to USF for their use. more »

  oceanbrzzz wrote:

A few years ago I realized Perham, MN had a museum totally dedicated to collecting Veterans oral histories. It is a beautiful museum with a fascinating "maize" where visitors can walk through and watch or listen to snippets from dozens of interviews,... more »

  gal12 wrote:

Friends of Ames Strings is a wonderful organization that supports youth orchestra programs and players. They offer great workshops including a two-week summer workshop for 4th-9th graders. Registration fees are very low and the experience is outstanding!... more »

  Daniellak11 wrote:

This museum is a treasure in its community. I am new to the area and enjoy living in Pacific Grove. The locals really take pride in their town and the Museum of Natural History is no exception. The staff and volunteers at the museum enjoy working there... more »

  tonya_r_gilley wrote:

Grandview Nursing and Rehabilitation is an amazing place! I have been so impressed with the care, respect, and love they give each resident. They invite the community to be involved daily. The residents have a great deal of autonomy. They ensure the residents... more »

  savmc wrote:

SAVMC Foundation is a non profit organization that supports the Southern Arizona Veterans Memorial Cemetery with special beautification projects. They funded the construction of a "Historical Soldiers' Memorial Cemetery" for 58 soldiers from the 1860s... more »

  angelsokc wrote:

John Kirkpatrick left behind a legacy of art and culture for our future through education, city beautification, and cultural arts. There is beauty throughout Oklahoma because of this fund. more »

  Friend-of-Fort-Hartsuff wrote:

This organization exists to preserve, protect and promote Fort Hartsuff State Historical Park. Fort Hartsuff is an 1870's Indian Wars period infantry post in the Loup Valley between Ord and Burwell, Nebraska. A small, but complete, post, Fort Hartsuff... more »

  Ex_Patron wrote:

This organization has engaged in predatory practices to offset enormous financial indebtedness by deliberately interfering with other arts organizations' programs. The superb quality of their music is belittled by the lack of integrity of its leadership. more »

  Boogie84 wrote:

Growing up in the 80s was hard.And with today's generation it's babies having babies and not being able to get a educationWith kids lives matter Inc I would like to focus on getting the kids into more activities local sports against other groups and... more »

  ronthom51 wrote:

About ten years ago I offered to donate a year of my time to this very small grassroots organization. Ten years later I am still very involved with this awesome little organization. American Indian culture tends to be collective in nature. Wildhorse... more »

  lemmy43 wrote:

A striking planetarium with state-of-the art technology, newly renovated galleries, and an enticing Friends Museum Shop -- that's the New Jersey State Museum located in the dynamic State Capitol of Trenton. Supported by the Friends, the Museum is treasured... more »

  veronicaholder wrote:

I love attending the library events with my children. They are always having wonderful programs for the community. The summer programs are always very special to my children. Love their book sales! Never miss one! It is one of the best libraries... more »

  Mac102014 wrote:

Careful giving to this once great charity. Elaborate spending on administrative cost has led this autocratic management to lose its original mission. Top management is marginally qualified and highly compensated. Spending on salaries, housing and perks... more »

  mobileUser387610 wrote:

Kids love the whole operation! more »

  twissa wrote:

Pequana Playhouse does an amazing job when you consider the small population base from which to draw for performers, crews, audiences, and administrative activities, not to mention the fact that directors and accompanists are paid almost nothing and everyone... more »

  Learningman wrote:

[Now also includes the Susanna Dickinson Museum] Although the City of Austin, Parks and Recreation Department, owns and operates these wonderful historical museums on Brush Square, our independent nonprofit, The Friends, plays a vital role in engaging... more »

  Hidde wrote:

My children and I love this facility! Always clean, and always something engaging going on. more »

  Jerry2016 wrote:

Tremendous presentation on a unique and important person in our history. The study itself is unusual and amazing. more »

  Jack5051 wrote:

I started to ask questions when I realized I was talking to a robot! When you ask a tough question, either the robot talks over you, or it says "I will refer you to my supervisor." At the end, the robot said, "God bless you!" I've never been blessed... more »

  socialbutter wrote:

Offered no helpWouldn't hear second legal senarioInsulted me more »

  Marjory wrote:

This organization is truly dedicated to serving people from every corner of Little Compton. It's archive is the most valuable resource we have for Little Compton history and its exhibits genuinely involve and reflect the community. more »

  michael stone wrote:

I love the California Center for the Arts, Escondido. They provide cultural programs, educational programs, exciting performances of all kinds, and really are the hub of activity for the area. They have suffered lately because their budget has been dramatically... more »

  ImNotThomas wrote:

Fabulous Annual Book Sales the first and 2nd weekends in October. Very dedicated people who prioritize raising money through Memberships and Book Sales to provide for the Thayer Memorial Library in the town of Lancaster. Contributions benefit programs... more »

  DBW3825 wrote:

All of the people who work at CARD are kind, caring, and helpful. This community is lucky to have the clinic advocating for those of us affected by Libby amphibole asbestos exposure. more »

  Public_Record wrote:

UPDATE: The Friends of Queen Anne's Revenge is currently named as a defendant in state and federal lawsuits, both filed in North Carolina. In June of 2013 the Friends of Queen Anne's Revenge, a 501(c)3, contracted with two video production companies... more »

  dlhall42 wrote:

My involvement with the Education Foundation for Billings Public Schools began in 1994. At that time the 100% volunteer organization didn’t even qualify for hand-to-mouth status. Today, through sound planning and hard work by the dedicated staff... more »

  htmonte wrote:

This is a awesome organization!!! They help children receive music scholarships. They also promote the importance of music in the public school system. more »

  jrokdagreat wrote:

I am currently in the Red Oak High School band and this organization is very helpful. They are all kind and willing to lend a helping hand when we need it. I have no complaints about this organization. GO HAWKS!!! more »

  dahal623 wrote:

Nepali Disaster Volunteers work best job in Nepal related to Disaster related work in Education and orphan sector. more »

  Christina A. wrote:

Me and my family visited the Heritage center in June 2011. We loved it! Both my daughters 15 and 12 yeras old and my 7 year old son thought it was fun and they got to see little bit of how their Great great great grandfather lived his life as a cowboy... more »

  novafan01 wrote:

After meeting failure time after time through benefits offered to veterans, I stumbled upon Check Point One. It's a breathe of fresh air to be able to slowly put my guard down and realize I can make progress and not have their system fail me as other... more »

  Renee38 wrote:

My membership with the Junior League of Sacramento has given me so much more confidence in my leadership abilities. I also have developed a greater sense of the importance of giving back to my community. I keep finding that the more that I give, the... more »

  FloridaGators wrote:

It was so nice to be able to get coats for my 3 boys last winter. All the workers make it so simple and they make sure the coats are just perfect. So glad to have this organization in the area more »

  anelbr wrote:

This non-profit has been under investigation by the Major Case unit Ohio Attorney General since August, 2013. The investigation is centered upon the loss of the majority of the endowment funds as well as insufficient and incomplete financial reporting... more »

  John370 wrote:

Awesome people involved with this group! Very dedicated to the important cause of supporting the branch library. All money received goes to programs. No paid positions. more »

  Ralfka wrote:

I worked with Timothy ray brown.. I gave them the idea for the blue rosé as I was painting them for over 25 years...I don't know what they do! Spend Money on them selfs.. How does this group help people with aids .. Any one get any help? The history... more »

  Sdeatonroberts wrote:

Eager to help. Welcoming and friendly staff. I feel comfortable. more »

  Beach55 wrote:

October is cancer awareness month. Doctors have found out that frankincense oil by DoTerra depletes cancer cells when applied to the soles of the feet. I will give gift baskets of DoTerra oil to patients at The Hope Lodge. La Roche Posay skincare has... more »

  nonprofitleader wrote:

It is truly a pleasure to serve on the CSHF board of trustees. The Foundation staff works tirelessly to raise funds for the thousands of families throughout New Jersey and beyond who depend on Children's for specialized medical and therapeutic care. more »

  anonymousf2012 wrote:

As of 2012-2013 the MPTV Friends are no longer in business. Donations for Milwaukee Public Television (aka MPTV, Channel 10, WMVS, Channel 36, WMVT) can be made though the Milwaukee Area Technical College (MATC) Foundation into the MPTV Fund. The MATC... more »

Support high school theater education more »

To bring people closer to their own stories and the american story by connecting them to history, culture, and domestic life in... more »

Endowment support for operation of maricopa county historical society's desert cabellero's museum more »

To provide the general public with an art museum and cultural center where education and appreciation of the visual and performing... more »

The purposes of the organization are to provide financial and other support to programs and projects that foster the understanding... more »

The purpose of the foundation is to solicit and obtain public and private funds for the conservation, restoration and preservation... more »

The rialto square theatre foundation's mission is to provide leadership and financial resources to support the cultural and educational... more »

Serving the city of chicago through accessiblity to the arts through free public programming at the chicago cultural center and... more »

To preserve a cinema theatre in waynesboro as a crucial component of a vibrant downtown and overall community quality of life.... more »

Museum more »

Presenting public literary events more »

To support musical activities for the students of granada high school. more »

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL SUPPORT AND FINANCIAL MANAGEMENT TO MANY PROGRAMS OF THE ARTS COMMISSION, THEREBY ENSURING THE PRESENCE OF... more »

To further the visual arts program in the community of the university of north carolina at greensboro. more »

Homeless outreachPrison outreachworship service for community more »

The foundation is organized and operated exclusively to support the charitable and educational activities of the air zoo. more »

Enrichment of public school music programs more »

To provide educational materials, facilities and programs to memorialize the history of the great platte river road. more »

The purpose of the etc foundation is to manage and grow an endowment for the benefit of the ensemble theatre company of santa... more »

Run museum and library more »

To support the madisonville north hopkins instrumental music program in any and all of its endeavors, which should include, but... more »

To enhance opera as an art in michigan more »

To provide financial and volunteer support for all activities of the brookville high school band program. more »

The organization shall cooperate with the music directors of upper sandusky high school to provide uniforms for the high school... more »

The organization is organized to operate exclusively for the benefit of the women's welsh clubs of america and to further its... more »

Preserving, protecting, and promoting the historic environment of the spring city area through public awareness, advocacy, and... more »

The endowment foundation's sole and exclusive purpose is to secure, hold and invest assets, the income from which can be paid... more »

Educational museum more »