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  daveatkins wrote:

I have really enjoyed volunteering at Hope's Corner. Over the last two years, I've become friends with many of our guests, and I really enjoy seeing them every Saturday. It's also bee great working with other volunteers who come from all walks of life... more »

  Sabba wrote:

A unique and powerful way to make difference! I highly recommrnd this organization. more »

  jerrib1961 wrote:

I discovered Martha's Kitchen several years ago when I was doing my year end donations. I've been very concerned about the discussions of child hunger in America and I wanted to donate locally. Martha's Kitchen is just a few miles from me and they do... more »

  GOD PROVIDES Ministry Inc. wrote:

God Provides is a caring organization, big hearts doing big things through out Los Angeles County and beyond. Native American Food bank distributing food to local Tribes and feeding the homeless daily. Providing free clothing and turing away noone in... more »

  Marcia20 wrote:

FOCO Cafe is a welcome addition to our community bringing people together for the common good. Would also like to volunteer to help when time allows me to. Marcia DeMoss more »

  Writer wrote:

What Do you say about an O-mazing that do so much ,a woman who's heartstrings are pulled upon when she sees the homeless community and she does so much and many times she does things for them before herself.What do one call THAT , I call it SELF-LESS... more »

  dfiore05 wrote:

I founded this organization officially in the spring of 2011. It has been my life's work to create a strategy to eradicate world hunger through our foundation. We serve to create hunger awareness connecting sources of food to recipient agencies that... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went here twice and I loved it. Very nice & clean, everyone nice and friendly. The food was good and fresh as well. Any fruit or veggie you can name, they had it. The bakery goods were wonderful as well. No questions asked when you walk in. You just... more »

  Medin006 wrote:

Since I started to volunteer with Straight Street Orlando I and many have come to enjoy what it done through this ministry. This oranization goes above and beyond to assist those struggling in this economy. By providing a hot meal, doing the laundry or... more »

  EspeciallyDogs wrote:

I am a volunteer at the Old Town Mission. All of the people are really nice and always willing to help others. I help with a lot of different things including food drives, the Kid's Shop, and special events. I especially like working with Jessica, the... more »

  KathleneS wrote:

I am happy to give of my time and resources to the mission of Arch Street Center. They provide a truly safe haven for adults with mental illness here in the City of Lancaster. Their center is much more than a drop-in, it is very much a home to the clients.... more »

  Steve DeAngelo wrote:

My company has supported Potluck in the Park for over 20 years. As a caterer, feeding those less fortunate is a natural extension of giving back to the community. We donate time, resources, food and money to an organization that continues to see the need... more »

  meggpro wrote:

Sunshine Place is a wonderful concept. I believe that the board was harsh is letting Peter Curran go, and by not allowing him to volunteer with a group sponsored by Sunshine place. There seems to be some conflicts of interests but I believe the Sunshine... more »

  Willyie wrote:

They do the work that political parties speak of. Inner city clean up so make the city look better for us all. more »

  ggbgar wrote:

Great job on the web page, Very useful information, There is so much help out there for the needy and it is so full filling to be part of The saint Vincent de Paul Society of Sonoma County. I truly hope more people use this terrific service. A special... more »

  mahinalae wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization as a meal server over several years. I was surprised with how much DDH does for the homeless population of our community with a small budget. The leadership seems dedicated and feedback I've provided gets responses... more »

  CRBat1 wrote:

The Edmundite Missions are an intrinsic part of the community of Selma, Alabama. They do outstanding work with the poor in that city and in the Black Belt of the south. They run the Bosco nutrition center and feed hundreds of people every single day!!!!... more »

  Eugenia S. wrote:

I started volunteering to St. John’s Bread and Life about three years ago, with a group of volunteers from St. John’s University. My first tasks, was to register clients to vote for what was then the 2008 Presidential election. I quickly fell in awe... more »

  LeDee wrote:

Mr. Charles Knuckles has abused his powers by being bias and not demonstrating that he is working for the public. He helped send my husband to jail, while he did not break any laws, he only went against Mr. Knuckles beliefs. Mr. Knuckles even told my... more »

  Motherdiva wrote:

I have donated to this organization for years and am in touch with the founder Father Anthony. I have not been able so find out much information about how the money is handled but know they do good work and I have adopted 3 foster children through the... more »

  whatsyourdestiny wrote:

It was an amazing time. We spent the first hour and a half working under a fabulous chef to prepare a healthy meal for those in need. We spent the next three hours greeting, meeting and serving people of the community and beyond. Some people asked questions... more »

  ecbmurphy wrote:

I am so excited to have recently become a member of the board at South Community Food Pantry. I am not often able to volunteer in person, but have been doing behind-the-scenes marketing and design work to support the pantry. I am proud to be a small part... more »

  SMART wrote:

My work with Outreach began as part of a Strategic Planning Team. Since then it has expanded to include knowledge of their full operation, meal packagings in the U.S. and abroad, and participation in a mission trip to Tanzania. What strikes me about... more »

  Sametta B. wrote:

I began going to Faith Mission with my church on a monthly basis. As I sat there and would see not only the individuals but the families that were being ministered to (naturally and spiritually) it opened my eyes to the love and compassion that people... more »

  yourfriendmo11 wrote:

I had to get rid of lot of my stuff and furniture. Northwind teams 3 guys came to me. Theywere so nice. They took my bed apart and they knew what they were doing.I would highly recommend Northwind Ministries. Want to say many thanks to the 3 jolly... more »

  lovePOTS wrote:

POTS is a non profit that provides help in moving clients from crisis to stability to self sufficiency. They help with food, training, medical and dental care, legal help, mailboxes, showers, clothing, and more.Full time social workers and lawyers... more »

  vullivan wrote:

I volunteer weekly at UMC as a counselor. The homeless are able to get help with obtaining ID, food referrals, health care referrals, legal problems, social work referrals, transportation resources,and an endless variety of personal and related issues.... more »

  coliecam wrote:

I have been donating to the UGM for many years. I often help put on fundraisers for a wide number of groups in need of help. Very often I've brought leftover food , canned goods and other items from the benefit and have always been warmly welcomed and... more »

  Happy Mom of 2 wrote:

I started volunteering once a week in my childrens classrooms. The staff is so helpful and makes you feel very welcome. The children enjoy the extra attention and I was able to have one on one time with so many of them. It is so easy to get attached... more »

  Carol Kimball R. wrote:

I've been involved with this organization as a volunteer since shortly after they began operation. I am currently serving on the board of directors. You couldn't ask for a more caring group of people from the staff to the volunteers! We are the only... more »

  rtq2282 wrote:

i couple weekago I helped a friend that went to th public Market for the event they had for him to get his ny photo id. I just walking around, I got my friend a hot meal , sloppy joe. the man said for me to take one for my self, I said i could pay for... more »

  sean98lee wrote:

The salary listed for the CEO Deborah Tuck as some $25K is extremely mis-leading. She came in with the organization undergoing a turmoil, and then got fired in less than 1 year. Her salary was supposed to be $100K according to the following link. http://www.gazette.com/articles/share-61791-leader-new.html Her... more »

  avbeach wrote:

I have been volunteering with my husband there over the past year. They fulfill a critical mission for over 400 families a week by providing food, clothing, and referral to services to help the underserved population in South Richmond! Please consider... more »

  toobad4u wrote:

It was dirty and smelled bad! Had to deal with being treated like garbage. All you hear at night are flees jumping around you i was bit a number of times. To say the least i was treated 100 times better when i was in jail then when i went... more »

  Carlton_63 wrote:

This organization has helped so many in our community, such as low income and poverty stricken individual in Los Angeles, Ca. they serve a "Free Hot Lunch" a home cooked meal on every 2nd and 4th Thursday of each month, and they also distribute clothing,... more »

  jgreen2 wrote:

Lunch Break is an asset to the community. It not only provides services for those in need, it also is a place for those in the area to volunteer and learn more about their community. more »

  Nate wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that utilizes volunteers to help rescue and transport fresh surplus healthy food to those who need it in our local community. I have volunteered over the years and have nothing but good things to say about this much needed... more »

  Jane28 wrote:

The St. Louis Area foodbank touches the lives of over 57,000 individuals each week as they provide hunger relief to those struggling with food insecurity. Their service territory covers more than the St. Louis metropolitan area - it includes 14 Missouri... more »

  Dolly B. wrote:

JBJ Soul Foundation believes in helping people find homes. Not by letting them love for free but by letting them work for their stay there. Also they are the foundation of the JBJ Soul Kitchen in Red Bank NJ. People eat at a community restaurant... more »

  debosass wrote:

Several years ago, my friends & I helped out by making up after school lunch kits for latch key kids. It was impressive! I was LEAD starter & we made taco snacks kits. Chips, meat, cheese, lettuce, cookies, I believe some carrots or veggies. There was... more »

  Eric_S wrote:

Feeding People Inside and OutSitting down with this group of strangers at a table to eat was so uncomfortable for me that I came very close to not eating at all. I had worked with a group of teenagers from a local church to prepare food for the... more »

  isabelS wrote:

Great staff, clients who are very appreciative to see a new face and happy that someone cares about them. I will do this again and I recommend other locals do the same. IsabelS more »

Providing nutritional food and ;making clothing and small household items available to the needy of josephine county, oregon more »

Provide meals to area needy persons more »

To establish a well-stocked food pantry in cherry hill more »

Provide a free meal to the hungry, homeless and working poor in the lyman, duncan, wellford, jackson, startex areas. We share... more »

Degage Ministries was created with a mission "to reflect the love of Christ to the poor and dispossessed of the Heartside neighborhood... more »

Dedicated to bringing fellowship, support, and services to help foster healthy families and community relationships. more »

Home delivery of meals for homebound senior citizens and other qualified individuals. more »

To impact the people of boone county by feeding bodies and encouraging the spirit. more »

Covenant house alaska (cha) is part of covenant house inc. , the largest privately funded agency in the americas providing shelter... more »

Feed and provide clothing, employment, housing for homeless more »

Malta's mission is to provide assistance to the homeless and needy more »

Educate low income children more »

Provide meals at no charge to hungry persons in our community more »

Heartland hands inc intends to maintain its services to the hungry individuals and famility in northern mississippi, thereby lessening... more »

Serve all who are hungry whether needing food for body, soul or spirit. more »

The mission of North End Community Ministry is to provide direct services, such as food and clothing and educational classes to... more »

One World Everybody Eats, founded in 2006, grew out of a need to address the issue of poor nutrition as tied to both overfeeding... more »

Grants to provide meals for children of low income parents in childcare more »

To provide food and support services to seniors in needon low incomes and to grandparents raising grandchildren. more »

Provide hot meals to homeless more »

To provide ministry and services to persons in the community supplemental to and in conjunction with those services provided by... more »

Mission is to provide tangible signs of love in the piedmont triad of nc so that no children go to bed hungry. Nourishing childrens... more »

To provide free dinners for hungry children. more »

To feed the hungry of our community regardless of race, religion, or ethnicity. We welcome all volunteers to this service who... more »

Providing cooked meals for people who can not afford them. more »

To provide awareness, education,relief and prevention of food insecurity in america to support create and implement programs dedicated... more »

Soup kitchen to feed homeless & needy within the community more »

To provide financial assistance and medical assistance to people in need. more »

The missionis to provide comprehensive services families and individuals that restore families to wellness more »

To provide solutions for homelessness in dallas and the surrounding region by developing, coordinating, and/or delivering shelter,... more »

Building foundations and removing barriers to food business ownership through experiential education and access to commercial... more »

Non-profit hunger relief organization more »

Boomtown Cafe began in 1995 as a non-profit restaurant that served affordable and nutritious food to Seattle?s homeless and low-income... more »

To meet the personal and community needs of the poor and hungry in the city of quincy illinois and surrounding communities more »

Vision Chester is a community that is a diverse and vibrant place to live, work, raise a family, and where all people have... more »

Provide access to food, health services, shelter and employment. more »

Food pantry and soup litchen more »

Our meals provide a significant supplement so our recipients can use more of their resources to better their situations. more »

Providing daily lunch meals for more »

To operate a kosher kitchen as well as to serve free meals to the needy. more »

The organization's platform is to empower underprivileged people through education, healthcare and livelihood programs. It aims... more »