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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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Elemiles wrote:

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

  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 »

  Cynthia W.1 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »