Find Small Business Development Nonprofits and Charities

  Jeffrey17 wrote:

I consider myself a volunteer for The Jonas Project, in the manner of amplifying and sharing their message on social media as best as I can. The Jonas Project helps veteran entrepreneurs connect with professional mentors to develop their goals and realize... more »

  cheextraordinary420 wrote:

I became familiar with VHCDC in 2004 as a double-minority owner of a distribution company. Though my company was located in the Northern portion of North Carolina ( near the Virginia line) I received an invitation from VHCDC to attend a conference for... more »

  colleendonnelly wrote:

During the summer/early fall of 2012, I volunteered in the communications and social media department of Trickle Up. Not only is the staff extremely dedicated to serving the ultrapoor, but they have also distinguished themselves thought leaders in the... more »

  kalismom wrote:

I love what FINCA does and how they do it! I feel so empowering when I think about how my modest donations can help a woman start a business, expand her enterprise and, in turn, help others. I also love that the FINCA approach is so simple and direct.... more »

  ashkun-zaker wrote:

The results that Womens initiative delivers are often clearly seen in the form of successful businesses, more local jobs, and a better standard of living for the women; while income is increased the vast majority of the time, it's the confidence and empowerment... more »

  jmonthsm wrote:

Here is my personal experience with supporting The Proud Foundation. This charity goes way beyond offering temporary relief for immediate needs. It chooses to put enormous energy, creativity and heart into the long-term well being of those they help.... more »

  Chillymama wrote:

It is an absolute truth that when you educate girls and women and provide them with the opportunity to better themselves through business, they will lift their family, even their entire village, out of poverty. Friendship Bridge follows through on their... more »

  armyjeb09 wrote:

Women in Progress is the kind of nonprofit NGO that helps people (specifically women) by not giving them handouts but empowering them with their own skills to make a living for their families. Women in Progress gives the women it works with a market... more »

  MarilynRoss wrote:

I am an AARP Volunteer and have been volunteering with the agency for almost two years. I thoroughly enjoy working with the agency. We dress men and women for job interviews, have a mentoring program and provide transitional housing for homeless men... more »

  phiesm wrote:

Often we’ve been given the VISION, but the path to the destination is covered by a dense fog. That fog is really a smoke screen that entails the tools, expertise, and direction needed to navigate your course and make course corrections along the way.... more »

  nonprofitadvisorsgroup wrote:

A cursory review of this organizations published fiinancials statements show that they are diverting operational expenses to program related expenses to show that more money is spent on programs expenese versus operational expenses. They have at least... more »

  nakiakelley wrote:

The Diversity Business Resource Center has been extremely helpful to my woman owned landscaping and construction company. DBRC has been an awesome resource when I needed assistance with running my business. Whenever I have ran into issues that they... more »

  makerman wrote:

A compelling mission delivered by a passionate team of professionals. The CEO is innovative and charismatic, and fosters an environment designed to help her staff learn and grow as they collectively help others do the same. more »

  Mattie Wheeler wrote:

Having volunteered with Opportunity Fund for a year, I can attest to the difference that it really makes in the lives of Bay Area residents. The Bay Area is one of the most expensive areas to live in the US, and Opportunity Fund is extremely helpful to... more »

  cgreenwood wrote:

I have given thousands of dollars to this organization because I believe in its mission to provide microfinance services to the working poor in the developing world. I also believe that giving loans to people to start or build a business is the best way... more »

  ladiesautoknow wrote:

Mission Bridges is a great resource for people looking to start or grow their business or nonprofit. I was greatly beneficial to us. more »

  misty62704 wrote:

Great group that has fostered the green economy! I love the national green pages that connect me with businesses around the country trying to sell truly green goods. I know when a company is listed in the National Green Pages that Green America has... more »

  oaklanddigital wrote:

ODALC calls for leaders of Silicon Valley and beyond to participate and contribute technical experience. Together we will strengthen the social fabric of the City while rejuvenating the image and future of Oakland's workforce. more »

  Lori61 wrote:

Suncoast Community Capital assisted in the IRS tax filing prep after I learned my sweet 81-yr "young" Mom had been financially scammed by fake Publisher's Clearing House telemarketing reps...and later we learned Mom was officially diagnosed with Alzheimer's.... more »

  bobman112002 wrote:

This so-called non-profit....is a scam, a joke....very dishonest should be shut down...N O W bad for the state of New Mexico...brings a bad name to all new mexicans THEY ARE CHEATS.....AND LIARS....STAY CLEAR!!!!!!!!!!!! more »

  papa wrote:

Fort Worth Tech guided our start up company in how to transform educational principles and a rudimentary educational technology into a company providing web-based training for students attending training programs in the health professions. We will be... more »

  ivolunteer wrote:

ACCION is a very well organized institution. It upholds strict standards in lending and prospecting. It has has a great volunteeering program that has attracted many Chicago area young professionals. The friendly and professional staff, as well as the... more »

  cory3 wrote:

Great youth centered non-profit helping youth grades 7-12 in achieving their dreams. Lifeskills 411 engrains holositic character building concepts into youth through sequential courses and trainings. www.lifeskills411.org more »

  BigTJ wrote:

Excellent organization! I'm honored to be a long time supporter. The work TTS, Inc. is doing in the community is just what is needed to help those seeking employment. more »

  Paul E. wrote:

VRBIzTools extends the experience that SEED Business Network has developed over years of useful service. more »