Find Specialty Hospitals Nonprofits and Charities

  lora wrote:

I went to the clinic with my heart broken after learning that the baby I carried had died. My previous doctors were harsh and cold with me. At DVC, I was welcomed with warmth and caring. They helped me through my grief, infertility, and then the high-risk... more »

  boca costa medical mission guatemala wrote:

I have been part of the Boca Costa Medical Mission since it first arrived in Guatemala in 2003. Liitle did they know 11 years later they would be the go to clinics in this jungle area. The inhabitants, displaced Maya, work seasonally in sugar cane and... more »

  Jennifer I. wrote:

I love Rosies Place. It is such a great place to connect with other families who also have children that are special needs. Rosie Place has the nicest volunteers and workers there. Everyone is very compassionate and caring. I'm very thankful that this... more »

  browniris wrote:

Although nobody hopes to be affected by a life changing injury or illness, South Davis Community Hospital offers a glimmer of hope to those who have been. As a registered nurse, I have witnessed the professional staff at SDCH provide kindness and deligently... more »

  Writer wrote:

HOPE Foundation show me how important maternal health is for the community well being. more »

  Joel G. wrote:

*NOTE* While techincally I also volunteer with CURE, I'm on full-time staff at the organization. In the time I've come to know about CURE as an organization, and become part of the organization - I've been incredibly impressed with almost every aspect... more »

  susanf wrote:

My friend's son was treated at St. Jude's and I think they're an incredible organization: they follow (and sometimes lead) the latest in research, while also being caring practitioners. more »

  jcjanes wrote:

Team Heart is made up of people who truly care about making a difference in the lives of those who are most in need. Team Heart provides free life saving cardiac surgery to children and young adults in Rwanda who would otherwise not have access to medical... more »

  jeffreyjeane wrote:

captain scott corwin was a west point graduate who was murdered in savannah georgia six years ago with the case still open and not solved. the family of scotts have come together and opened this organization to assist and show army families what scott... more »

  Melissa Jane wrote:

SACH is Israel's number one humanitarian organization, bringing children from all over the developing world to cure them of life-threatening congenial heart conditions, completely free of charge. SACH also serves their immediate community, offering screening... more »

  daisyray wrote:

My son arrived at Children's Hospital of Wisconsin by helicopter. He had contracted Meningococcemia, a deadly bacterial infection in his blood. He was given excellent medical care. He spent 161 days as a patient at CHW. Not only were his medical needs... more »

  mahesvaran wrote:

amma's network is so vast that it is difficult to choose one area to write about. most volunteers are active in many areas. but one of my most rewarding experiences was on my first trip to amma's ashram in india right after the tsunami. hundreds of houses... more »

  petersok wrote:

As a way of explanation, in 2008, Mercy Ships legal home moved from California to Texas. As a result, a new charity was formed and a new application for charitable status was filed and approved by the IRS. All assets, liabilities and operations were... more »

  Liz_50 wrote:

Sharon Richardson Hospice has been amazing in thier care of my mother who has ALS. Thier kindness, compassion, professionalism and efficiency has made our lives a little easier during this terrible time. Our RN Kathy and CNA Becky have treated Mom... more »

  rebecca.l.sturgeon wrote:

The people at Healwell are passionate, dedicated and committed to their work. What makes them truly special, though, is that they are human beings who are deeply honest about themselves. They embrace personal and professional growth as a key part of their... more »

  BobtheBuilder wrote:

The mission and achievements of Shriners Hospitals for Children (SHC) are truly unique and extraordinary, but the management is archaic and inefficient. Here are ten facts that the Shriners do not want you to know (check them out for yourself): 1) There... more »

  solden wrote:

I have been treated at the City of Hope for lung cancer. I can't rave enough about the fantastic medical treatment, the caring and concern demonstrated by everyone in the entire organization.. EVERYONE from the custodians to the upper management of the... more »

  gravesl wrote:

I volunteered with staff of Children's Hospital at a summer camp for diabetics this year and shadowed an educator in the Diabetes Clinic. I am a school nurse and work with children and families that rely on Children's Hospital when their kids are first... more »

  pete1258 wrote:

The exec dir receives $300,000 in pay. Far too much for a charity that generates just $4 million. more »

  shirleymelis wrote:

Despite a diagnosis of Waldenstrom's Macroglobulinemia at age 40, my husband John Bessey lived a full and remarkable life for another 18 years until periodic infusions of Rituxan to control his cancer stopped working. Ensuing months of roller coaster... more »

  Onesjc wrote:

I've been a volunteer at St. John's Regional Medical Center in Oxnard since November 1998. You can find me in the gift shop! I get to meet the employees, patients, visitors and other community volunteers. It is so rewarding helping someone find just... more »

  Mark J L. wrote:

Amazing people! I would give 10 stars!! I did a ride with them and volunteered for a ride. Professional, well organized and Fun for a great cause!! more »

  lvantassel123 wrote:

I worked in the Pathology Lab and loved every second!!! I am proud to say that this pediatric facility is changing the world of medicine. If you are considering working toward a career in medicine please spend some time at Texas Childrens Hospital. The... more »

  Nyugah wrote:

I have witnessed first hand the joys the Heart Foundation is giving to underprivileged Cardiac Patients who thought all hope was lost and was just waiting for their time to pass on to the next life. It's an experience words alone cannot express. It's... more »

  Perla N. wrote:

Long waits for appointments for pediatric GI. Especially on Wednesdays because apparently those are urgent days and they can't stick as closely to appointment times. We waited 1.5 hours to be seen. more »