Find Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  cmrenee wrote:

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters has it all...Beautiful grounds, amazing outdoor adventures, and great campus activities/recreation. But the most incredible part of Snowbird is the people. The directors and counselor's spirit and enthusiasm make Snowbird... more »

  Carol80 wrote:

Roy Tuscany and the High Fives Foundation has a crystal-clear mission. They are dedicated to raising money and awareness for athletes who have suffered a life-altering injury while pursuing their dream in the winter action sports community. The High Fives... more »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  elliecarver wrote:

Camp Starfish is doing amazing things, supporting those children who need it the most. This camp specializes in giving kids with emotional, behavioral and learning problems with a normal camp experience. Beyond the camp experience, Camp Starfish is providing... more »

  sara22 wrote:

I got involved with Diveheart a few years ago when I heard about an exciting opportunity to try scuba diving in Key Largo, Florida. I joined in because I, at the time, was terrified of water and decided I wanted to over-come this fear. What better way... more »

  Kath1234 wrote:

Camp Casey is the coolest charity in town!! The staff & board are so great to work with, and they really have quality volunteers at every event!! The work they do with those adorable kids and their families is just amazing!! I love volunteering for... more »

  cnblomquist wrote:

This organization gives much opportunity to handicap athletes who may not otherwise have the chance to learn and grow in a fun yet competitive atmosphere. It is the only league I know of that asks you to leave it all on the ice and the only thing you... more »

  Alleysha T. wrote:

Playworks is the best non-profit I know of! They are the only non-profit focusing on the epidemic of the deterioration of play. Playworks truly values healthy play, inclusion, respect, and healthy community with both the children they serve and with... more »

  Docchesne wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by two Veterans from Mississippi, Dan and Hunter Fordice. They take Combat Wounded Veterans on outdoor activities and get them into the healing power of nature. Their special activity for each event is a bonfire... more »

  Kara McGeever Billingham wrote:

We began Lindsey's Place in 2008 with the goal in mind to bring happiness and more fulfilling life to individuals with special needs. I have worked with the wonderful population of individuals for over 16 years. The passion I have to make a difference... more »

  anniebell wrote:

I volunteer at the Plummer Home for Boys in Salem, MA. It is a home for abused and abandoned boys aged 14-22. They had a very run down basketball court in back of the home but it was the focal point for the boys. I contacted Forever Young to help with... more »

  Rtarpey wrote:

I was humbled by witnessing the gratitude and extreme passion that all of the staff at Happy Hollow put into this program from the top down. The leadership team displays all the attributes that you would want to see in providing our youth with a stable... more »

  Michelle312 wrote:

This organization, not only helps the stray animals in Puerto Rico, they try to find them forever homes in the states. They also do a free horse care class and share info of puppies that are looking for homes. Theyre doing a great job. more »

  kpmeow wrote:

If you are looking to have some fun and have a totally rewarding experience... Camp Odayin is the camp for you!!! I have spent three summers with Camp Odayin, as a nurse, and I would give it a top notch review! The kids are great and the camp is well... more »

  lauriekipp wrote:

This is a phenomenal group to work with. Providing educational opportunities and community outreach to people, this organization exceeds all expectations. It is serious work to bring attention to our fragile ecosystem and they hit the mark. Fishinars,... more »

  Frank Dailey wrote:

Heroes on the Water was there when I was experiencing the impact of Combat Stress, I had lost a total of 34 men during my 27 yrs of service. The last one was the one that broke my spirit, in addition to having to take part in the notifications of the... more »

  Sierra12 wrote:

I went on a trip with Soccer Without Borders to Granada, Nicaragua the summer before my senior year in high school. It was an unbelievable experience that I will never forget, and I enjoyed every minute of it. Working with underprivileged girls in the... more »

  Lavonne R. wrote:

This organization changes the lives of children in the most profound way and plants seeds of hope for children in the foster care system. Once a year children in the foster care system are allowed to be kids that aren't different. At Camp Felix they are... more »

  CarrieCoyne wrote:

I have been with this organization for over six years. The participants who are helped grow by leaps and bounds! Volunteers are also touched by the love and compassion that is shared here. My time here is very much appreciated and it keeps me coming... more »

  francescamccaffery wrote:

This organization is one of the very finest I have seen working with inner-city and homeless youth in Southern California; their reach in comparison with the size of their efficient but small staff is outstanding. They are working all year long, and have... more »

  Ralph Maness wrote:

I serve on the Board of this volunteer organization and I do so because of all the various good works CRRC does for our community. While there is a paid staff to maintain a sense of direction and stability, the vast majority of the efforts are carried... more »

  LoriGrubb wrote:

This place is awesome! It is great to know that the time spent volunteering will make a big difference in the lives of our Veterans, Military Service Members and Families of a Fallen Warrior. It is also nice to be able to do more than just say "thank... more »

  Angie54 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Black Dagger Military Hunt Club for 2 years. This organization takes our vets on hunting trips, fishing trips, a day at the shooting range. This organization give back 97+%; of tour donation to the vets. There is no paid... more »

  sroling wrote:

Believing in the power of people. I set out to establish an organization where people with disabilities could be included in the real world. What happened was beyond my ability to dream as people from all walks of life and all ages began to understand... more »

  Lauren100 wrote:

I started volunteering with America On Track years ago. There are few pursuits in my life that have left such a feeling of inspiration and gratitude. This organization has created an extended family for hundreds of children, who's lives have been impacted... more »

  Longdistance wrote:

I have seen the amazing things that this organization has done for our countries veterans and their families. They have changed lives and continue to create life changing opportunities for our hero's. Please look them up and support them. I do... more »

  Joyce48 wrote:

I just pick my special needs daughter up from the fall session of ENN Camp Arroyo. She LOVED it! She was able to succeed in climbing the rockwall and zip line. She made friends with everyone and greeted everyone as she left. Everyone knew her name.... more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  barbaralaslett wrote:

Going above and beyond to serve the disabled, who often are left out. Work with other local organizations to supplement programs for children and others. Empowering people every day! more »

  Jewels128 wrote:

C.A.S.T for Kids is a great program. While fundraising I have met handfuls of not only disabled kids but also volunteers that came up to me just to tell me how this program is and how much it has fulfilled their lives. I am very proud to continue to volunteer... more »

  angela.maddux wrote:

Wonderful causes supported by wonderful, loving people! The many causes that this group takes up is just beyond what words can describe. The help they provide for those in need goes without question, and they are willing to help all! If there were... more »

  MeganNoelle wrote:

I have been a volunteer for over a year and a half now and all I can say is wow. Even as a volunteer SMART has changed my life. I have watched dozens of students learn, grow, and improve even from week to week. The SMART team of instructors and volunteers... more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  Helpermom wrote:

I have been a volunteer since the beginning it is dedicated to helping at risk youth thru sports which has no barriers the thing I think is outstanding is the charity aims it's fundraising to younger people the events are not to expensive which brings... more »

  alexplechash wrote:

There has been no other veteran-oriented non-profit or charitable organization with which I have been involved, or that I am aware of, that is more dedicated and visionary than this one. The events organized are as well-run and inspirational as any I've... more »

  Stephcummings wrote:

AWOW not only brings the smiles to the children, their families, but to the volunteers as well. Although the day is tiring, the feelings that you leave with are indescribable. From the surf instructors to the water safety people, everyone bands together... more »

  fredlf wrote:

I started my relationship with Unalayee as a troubled teen. Unalayee helped me to gain the tools and perspective I needed to treat myself and others with self-respect and kindness. Since then I have worked and volunteered there for many summers. I... more »

  TobyAnders wrote:

Reins is a wonderful program where all the kids and voulnteers love everything about it. I volunteer there every Wednesday and Friday afternoon and I absolutely love it. The instructors are the sweetest and nicest people as are the other voulnteers.... more »

  Writer wrote:

As the Executive Director of the Williamstown Youth Center, I had the opportunity to bring children during our summer camp last year to Ramblewild, one of the major hubs coordinated by Feronia Forests. The children, ages 8-12, experienced the Aerial... more »

  Christopher18 wrote:

I wish Great Nonprofits had a role category titled "community member." The Fiver Children's Foundation has an incredible community, one that I have had a chance to observe as a volunteer, staff member and supporter from the sidelines. Through providing... more »

  saater wrote:

Not too long ago, for our John Austin Cheley Foundation 25th anniversary celebration, I wrote up a little piece explaining what going to camp as a kid meant to me. I've included it here for your reading pleasure just below. When you read it, I think... more »

  Christie8 wrote:

I have personally witnessed many veterans surprised by this wonderful organization. It is an absolute joy to watch these young men and women receive hunts of a lifetime. Veteran Outdoors goes above and beyond to accommodate each one of them and... more »

  Claudia34 wrote:

22q Texas has saved me. The group of men and women behind this group will never know the depths of my love for them. We are about 6 months into the journey with 22q as my daughter was diagnosed at the beginning of the year. I have made many friendships,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization that gives back to our nation's Exceptional Warriors and their families! more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since 2014 and have also participated in their recreational rehabilitation/adaptive sports rowing and kayaking programs. This organization originally started with 5-disabled Veterans in May, 2013 and by September,... more »

  Teresa wrote:

The Taylor Family Foundation provides a great service to children with a wide-range of illnesses and disabilities. The money that is given to TTFF is wisely spent and over 90% of it goes directly to benefit the children. It is a well-run and well-organized... more »

  Athena C. wrote:

I recently became a volunteer with this organization. The time and effort that the founder of the organization, Susan Kayne, puts forth for the benefit of the horses is astounding and impressive!She has saved so many horses from the killpen who were... more »

  mchenschel wrote:

I have been involved with Dream Big! since it was first founded in 2010, and I am amazed at all that CEO and Founder Linda Driscoll has been able to accomplish in such a short period of time. Dream Big! is truly making a difference in the lives of young... more »

  H. Sandbach wrote:

This extraordinary therapeutic equestrian center has it all. Great underlying management strength and direction by its founders, a well-rounded board of directors reflecting the best of the community, capable and caring volunteers and, best of all, a... more »

  PatrickB wrote:

The Flyin Ryan Hawks Foundation is doing awesome things for all the right reasons.These are interesting times we are living in. Children are bombarded daily with information and distractions. The Core Values and Decisions Programs are a great... more »

  EmWoj83 wrote:

I first got involved with NICA as a coach, working to build the women's program for the Berkeley High Team. Such an amazing experience! Their programs help student-athletes gain self-confidence and learn a sport they can continue throughout their lifetime.... more »

  pinklady412 wrote:

The Dragons Den is an amazing place. My son goes there everyday and loves it. He has a new found confidence in himself since going there. The staff is wonderful and helpful. more »

  revhev wrote:

As a local pastor, I am looking for community members with whom we can partner to change the direction of so many unattended young people in our community. SCIP has proven to be that partner--dedicated to serving the entire community, redirecting the... more »

  Wats wrote:

Grassroot Soccer is an incredible organization... creating crucial dialogue and action where it is needed the most! more »

  Sandy Walton wrote:

Beautiful Brokenness Ministry truly has been life changing for me. The picture of brokenness Katy uses to show us how much God loves us truly opened my heart and mind to seeing God's love for me in a way life never before. I wish everyone could... more »

  xtianw wrote:

This is an amazing organization. They run a lodge in the White Mountains where you can go to relax but also find community with people committed to social change. My partner and I have been going there for years with friends, because it is a great place... more »

  Writer wrote:

Have observed their Sports program in Queens and was impressed by how the children got along and how the community interacted with them. Highly recommend them as a program for children with autism and one if you are looking to make a contribution.Anonymous... more »

  LFig wrote:

They made it possible for my son to go from never taking his feet off the floor of the pool, to being more relaxed, to beginning floating, swimming, adding all together the many parts of swimming like moving arms, kicking legs, keeping face in water,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Compassion and dedication. The two best words to describe this amazing place! more »

  allensteere wrote:

I have served on the Ivy Hill Board of Directors for approximately 10 years. My role is to support the mission of Ivy Hill which is help individuals with disabilities gain strength, independence, confidence, and a sense of achievement through equine therapy.... more »

  glen-elder wrote:

This camp has been a huge blessing to our family and many others. My wife and I volunteered here for the past four summers. The founders have huge hearts for serving children with special needs and showing them the love God has for them as well as His... more »

  Andy22 wrote:

Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting post-911 Wounded Warriors through the game of golf as part of their rehabilitation. We run golf clinics, supply equipment and provide golf experiences that help... more »

  bryenbonet wrote:

The most rewarding experience of my life has been volunteering to help disabled divers! more »

  CortneyG wrote:

To be honest, I am completely smitten with TeachAIDS. And with good cause. I discovered them whilst searching for jobs/organizations I would readily add to my "has-a-heart-and-soul" list. While I found dozens and dozens of nonprofits also committed to... more »

  phermann wrote:

WHY STARS ATHLETICS? STARS Athletics is proud to offer a unique program for individuals with special needs from 4 years of age and up. Specialized training designed especially for individuals with developmental and physical limitations. Designed... more »

  Jillian R.1 wrote:

Each Winter season I look forward to working with Natalia, Alex, and their experienced and professional avalanche educators. The Nickolay Dodov Foundation brings the content of mountain safety and survival to my students in a modern, engaging, and hands-on... more »

  Lindsay wrote:

Excellent Organization! Treats all volunteers like stars, and everybody has a great time, while really helping kids with special needs! more »

  Rachaeleq wrote:

Equi-Ed is a wonderfully magical place! The horses are gentle, kind and quiet. The volunteers are professional, and help to keep everything running safely and smoothly! What a wonderful facility and program. Thank you! more »

  Writer wrote:

Our son joined the high school mountain bike team as a freshman training with Cycling Development. We were impressed from the beginning with the organization and all the people associated with it. From the very beginning we were treated like family.... more »

  TimGebby wrote:

Almost 9 years ago, I met Sean Casey through a mutual friend. Since that day, I've helped to raise money for this wonderful organization. This place embodies Case and the person that he is each and every day. I think most people look at volunteer work... more »

  glad2volunteer wrote:

Celtic Charms is aptly named, for it truly is a magical place that transforms people with disabilities into equestrians. While volunteering there I have seen the expressions of joy and pride on the faces of the riders and their family members. There... more »

  mysticmare wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Saddle Up Riding Club for over a year, and during that time I have witnessed the joy that horse therapy can bring to adults and children with various disabilities. The rocking motion of the horse offers many benefits to our... more »

  konnie wrote:

Great organization run by great people! A perfect example of helping others that comes from pure motivation from the heart and their desire to take care of those that have taken care of us by fighting for their country! more »

  JimRiley wrote:

I'm a Vietnam War era veteran and have been involved with Team River Runner (chapter of DSUSA) for over six years. Team River Runner (TRR) provides “health and healing for military injured, active duty, and disabled Veterans of our community through... more »

  costaypaz1 wrote:

This nonprofit is committed to empowering refugees through education and sports. Their efforts have changed the lives for the better of many families that endure the almost unbearable consequences of genocide and refugee life. more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an amazing organization that helps female cancer survivors get out and exercise in a variety of pursuits. I have done triathlon training, mountain climbing, dragon boating and hiking with them. My passion is hiking and thanks to this organization,... more »

  1rivka wrote:

My kids have been attending the soccer at Seeds in the Middle for a few years now. It's a great program to get the kids moving for over 2 hours every Sunday. It also helps foster a positive environment for the different cultures in my neighborhood who... more »

  camperparent wrote:

In 1995, my family entered into the incredible world of Paul Newman's The Hole In The Wall Gang Camp. My 13 year old son had just completed a year of treatment for bone cancer and although he had survived the horrors of his illness, he was utterly demoralized... more »

  Writer wrote:

Kari is an amazing teacher! My son has made so much progress in so little time ! She really has a way with the kids and keeping them focused ! I'm so glad that we were able to do lessons with her. more »

  mikhal wrote:

DC Scores is one of the best nonprofit organizations that I am affiliate with in the nation. I have witnessed how it has changed the lifes of you kids. The kids develop confidence, a passion to help their communities, a love for soccer and an amazing... more »

  megan-wynne-lombardo wrote:

Achilles is a wonderful organization that truly has the power to change lives. It helps people be active and achieve. more »

  Bweinrib wrote:

This is one foundation that I have found that attracts all different age ranges with varying events from Casino Nights to Movie Premiers. It is refreshing not to see the same demographic at all the events and see how the Cause is reaching everyone. ... more »

  Ellenmarkowitz wrote:

"PowerPlay changed my life!" or "PowerPlay really helped me find out a lot about myself"are the types of comments board members hear each year from participants in the organization's programs. PowerPlay is a small nonprofit whose mission is to educate... more »

  Amy_308 wrote:

The foundation is awesome to donate to and really cares about its donors as well as the many wonderful causes they support! I donate to them because not only am I supporting my favorite driver but I know that the money I donate is helping animal, children... more »

  mfay wrote:

The Volunteer Center of Sacramento has worked with this agency for the past several years. These people are miracle workers, friendly, helpful...everything you look for in a non-profit organization. more »

  suzwillis wrote:

I biked from Providence to Seattle in 2009 to raise money and awareness for affordable housing through Bike & Build. It was one of the most meaningful experiences that I have had. I was a part of a team of 32 that biked, ate, built, and slept together... more »

  weissbem wrote:

I’ve been involved with this organization for several years and have seen the impact on the kids first hand. The amount of work this organization accomplishes is impressive, to say the least! more »

  Michele P. wrote:

My children and I all year long look forward to and enjoy the ice skating rink in the winter time. During the spring, summer and fall my children en joy rolling down the hills and playing in the water. I enjoy the exhibits and the resturants and the... more »

  Nikki wrote:

My daughter has been involved in both summer and winter tennis through NJTL and she has just loved it. It's been a very inexpensive sport for her to be involved in and it's helped with her coordination and her confidence. We're planning to participate... more »

  SHAZAM wrote:

I have found the only, and wish to remark, the only person on this our earth who sincerely is making every human understand that PEACE is the only unswer to all the problems produced by man, his name is Prem Rawat, also known as Maharaji. At the age of... more »

  alicia-gallopnyc wrote:

Well I am biased, because I run GallopNYC! But I want to tell you that we offer supporters the opportunity to have a seminal role in fostering the growth of a sustainable organization that brings a uniquely effective therapy to people in NY City. By... more »

  Writer wrote:

Beverly at Wounded Warrior Support Network was instrumental in transition from my active duty time. She inspired me to focus my career on working with veterans and helping them in their transition. more »

  Reed100 wrote:

Reins In Motion Foundation provides one on one quality horse therapy to children and adults. Reins also has a program for Veterans and provides horse riding to the Taylor Family Foundation during their camping season. Each client has a team of individuals... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  Kia E. wrote:

Beloved and Beyond is an amazing experience for all participants. It is well organized, the volunteers are well trained and the staff is always on hand to help. This ministry allows young teens to older adults the opportunity to learn about and care... more »

  BrazilianArts_Houston wrote:

The primary reason that I became active with the Brazilian Arts Foundation was because the organization shows such a passion for MAKING THE ARTS ACCESSIBLE to everyone in the community. I've witnessed the BAF host more community-oriented activities and... more »

  farley wrote:

First Descents blew my expectations out of the water! I signed up for an adventure camp with hopes to step out of my comfort zone. Being a cancer survivor got me into the camp but living to my potential and beyond helped me finish my camp. I walked away... more »

  willieritchie wrote:

Awsome!!! Great leadership and amazing vision. Operated by a former Marine veteran and his wife more »

  Cecilia M. wrote:

The after school program at Porter middle school is well organized and structured. Nancy is the coordinator and is always willing to help and actually listens to parents' concerns. She and her staff are professional and caring. They not only organize... more »

  falon wrote:

First Tee had an event open to the public to introduce themselves to parents and kids in the community. We took our 11 year old son to take a look. He was given a set of Golf Clubs and received help through the Golf course, and then we were provided an... more »

  jkelements wrote:

I have been on the Board for "Bikes for Kids" for several years and I have seen the amazing impact it has had on the lives of the kids and families that have recieved bikes every year. If you haven't attended the May Event I would encourge you to do... more »

  Bruce C. wrote:

Wakina was born into a herd of 27 wild horses that wandered freely on the Texas range, living off of the land. Only two of the horses, the stallion and mare that started the herd, knew the kindness and love of the human heart. To the others, humans were... more »

  foooooore83 wrote:

After 11 years of service I left the navy with a medical discharge. I spent a lot of time trying to figure out what to do with myself and feeling a little lost at times. When I was introduced to the Zellner Foundation it was like finding the “light... more »

  NYCMAZ wrote:

Great organization with the focus of helping both kids and the community. more »

  Chrissie M. wrote:

awesome! great leadership. a real beneficial resource for our community. more »

  mobileUser636717 wrote:

IF by Innergy has saved so many dogs this year, from either hoarding situations or death row at local shelters. The volunteers are caring and knowledgeable, and the pups are well loved. more »

  coach white wrote:

As a teaching professional of tennis for over 25 years www.nyjtl.org, in New York with sites from Chelsea to the Harlem Armory, mens and womens tennis North Carolina A&T;University www.northcarolina a&t;.org.,the San Francisco Tennis Club www.sftc.org.... more »

  Tommy E.1 wrote:

My friend Emily is a part of Seaspar's EAGLES. I appreciate to no end, the support and experiences they provide for her. I follow online all of Seaspar's activities, and functions. I am so grateful that their programs exist for my friend, and for all... more »

  Micky2014 wrote:

I worked with the Sonoma County Regional Parks Foundation Board and I found the organization to lack focus, goals and specific objectives. They do a great job approving funding requests by Sonoma County Regional Parks with little or no investigation. The... more »

  nugget05 wrote:

The MOST WONDERFUL group of people in Naples! They provide horseback riding lessons for children and adults with special needs. The staff, volunteers, and the horses are outstanding! Thank you for considering this worthy organization! more »

  asclamb wrote:

I absolutely love Girls on the Run of the Triangle! I have volunteered as a coach for several seasons, and I always love my team. The GOTR office makes volunteering foolproof, and they also make volunteers feel valued for their time and work. Girls on... more »

  Fleet of Angels wrote:

This Old Horse is an absolutely fantastic equine sanctuary, retirement home, and play place for equines that need some extra TLC. And what a lot of TLC these folks have to give! Their specialty is giving a home to equines that even other 'rescues' won't... more »

  okitta wrote:

My daughter took the basics class a number of years ago, and the change in her confidence was dramatic. The boundary setting skills she learned have proven to be invaluable any number of times. more »

  Roberto Jr R. wrote:

We're getting close to our first full year of operation as FUTBL.org. It has been an unbelievable experience and we can't wait to continue to grow our team. Over the last year we have developed key partnerships with local businesses, developed a 5-year... more »

  bryancovell6 wrote:

I am so encouraged every time I volunteer with or get updates from Belong!. They are well organized and effective at bringing wonderful experiences that make learning fun for students who might not otherwise get out in the community often or spend extra... more »

  Lilygivoni wrote:

Kids in Cleats is an incredible, thoughtful charity that helps children in need by bringing sports into their life. It is run by a PHD with a wealth of experience helping children so that their future is brighter. Highly recommend this organization,... more »

  Guy C. wrote:

The organization is inclusive and friendly. Whether introducing community members to Lake Michigan, teaching new sailors to sail, or providing opportunities for handicapped sailors to get out on the lake, everyone from volunteers to professional instructors... more »

  wiseone wrote:

This organization really really should be appreciative of the staff that they have working with the youth they serve, because they really do care alot about the well-being of these children. more »

  Beth_C wrote:

I Give to Pay It ForwardI got my first pair of skis when I was three years old but I didn’t fall in love with the mountains until many years later when I learned how to parallel ski. A ski instructor patiently worked with me all day until... more »

  Pamella H. wrote:

I am the parent of a child who attended Renaissance and can attest to the value and commitment of the program. My daughter started the program to learn about music and her experience far exceeded her expectations. Not only did she receive a solid foundation... more »

  Writer wrote:

SCOPE bridges the opportunity gap by making summer camp accessible to as many deserving children as possible! more »

  pdames wrote:

When I first discovered this organization, I was immediately impressed by the people. Volunteers and staff seemed genuinely friendly and caring. As I got to know the organization better, I came to understand that everyone involved seems drawn there by... more »

  merivick wrote:

My name is Malcolm Bo Meriwether I am a part of JLT FIELDHOUSE. My experience so far with JLT FIELDHOUSE life lasting. It's more than basketball with these kids. Teaching the kids about life and basketball is great. Being part of this program has helped... more »

  snoopy wrote:

They are a wonderful organization to volunteer for . I had the opportunity to work with the American Buddhist Sangha during their winter 2007 canned food drive, and will do so this coming winter as well. They a compassionate , and caring group. I thank... more »

  Tamara Hatch wrote:

I have been taking field trips of grade schoolers to Tahoe Cross-country for years. It is a beautiful place and many of the children served would not otherwise get out in nature and try something new because many are from low income households. Tahoe... more »

  Jeremy wrote:

COTEF is a fantastic organization that helps connect kids and families with each other and the Earth. The skills and lessons learned are vital for treating ourselves, our communities, and our home with compassion and respect. more »

  bethpuma8 wrote:

Turnstone has been a blessing to our family. Our daughter was born prematurely, and because of that, suffers from retinopathy of prematurity. Because she has such little vision, she can only play sports in a safe environment. With Turnstone's adaptive... more »

  Writer wrote:

I took my adult client with a developmental disability to Unbridled Joy to volunteer and spend time with the horses. Cindy was very caring and patient with him, and offered ideas of how he could interact with the horses, including grooming, leading and... more »

  theclanton5 wrote:

My daughter Sarah was adopted at 5.5 years old from an adult mental institution in Ukraine. She could hardly sit up without help. She was kept tied to a cot by 3straps because she was blind & delayed. After we adopted her we tried every kind of therapy... more »

  Christopher and Balanga Madison wrote:

We really appreciate Rico Cabrera and his "Get Better Foundation" for helping our son Ausar see the bigger picture and being a very important piece of the puzzle. It has helped him realize his potential both on and off the basketball court. Rico's support... more »

  thankfulfornonprofits wrote:

1. Great team , especially Karen(volunteer co ordinator) and Bob. 2. Nice opportunity to interact with people from all over the world and all ages. 3. Nice stations like google earth and earthquake. 4. Fellow volunteers are friendly and helpful. ... more »

  kneequeen wrote:

I participate in Dr. Brantley’s class on Zoom. She makes even Zoom classes personal. It is a pleasure to get up early and move with her. Her classes move every part of the body. Monthly she introduces a theme. This month was improving sleep.I... more »

  PeterHamm wrote:

First Tee Puerto Rico is an organization that has given tremendous opportunity to my family and has grown our love for the game of golf. They lead by example, they genuinely care about each child apart of the program and they are driven to do more for... more »

  mcerna1514 wrote:

We have been with Camp about 10 years and we are truly blessed to be part of an amazing one of a kind Organization. Our family has grown in so many ways that I’ve never imagined. Camp has taught me that in order to keep caring for my son I must take... more »

  Kimberly M.6 wrote:

Bay Nature Institute has published Bay Nature Magazine for decades. Through this magazine I have been given the chance to understand our region's natural history - from botany to birds, geology to hydrology - through articles, events, art, & photographs.... more »

  wademedlock wrote:

The Clarkston Community Center has been home to a musical community which I host, called Goatville Jam, for more than 6 years. This monthly country music jam has benefitted greatly from the CCC's cooperative staff, its upkeep of its facilities, and its... more »

  celine wrote:

I love to volunteer at Youth Challenge. Everyone is so nice and helpful when I was a new volunteer. They showed me the ropes at Youth Challenge. Everytime I volunteer the children are so full of life and ready to begin the program. Youth Challenge offers... more »

  skittles wrote:

I was lucky enough to volunteer with UCLA UniCamp throughout college and beyond, and can't think of a more defining experience. Aside from meeting lifelong friends, I was exposed to a world I never would have known without the guidance of UniCamp. I learned... more »

  zonie wrote:

I have been going on WV trips for more than five years, first as a volunteer and now as a trip leader. They offer more than fifty projects a year across the US, including backcountry restoration, trail maintenance, invasive species removal, etc. The... more »

  helping-a-girl-helps-the-community wrote:

My experience is that GIG is an extremely effective organization that provides a critical foundation for young women and their self esteem. The building blocks are based on sports, nutrition, health and life -- and those elements are essential to empowering... more »

  jmiatsui wrote:

America SCORES is an amazing nonprofit that teaches students leadership, literacy, and healthy living via an integrated curriculum of soccer and poetry. The organization brilliantly combines and leverages students' love for soccer and athletics with the... more »

  summerwatkins wrote:

I have worked at The Summer Camp for the last two years and plan on going back this summer. This has been one of the best experiences of my life, and has led me to seeking a career in the field. The girls provide you with challenges, but the support... more »

  Danville wrote:

For many years I have volunteered my services to the Junior Police Academy. It is an organization that I firmly believe changes the lives of young people. They go into a classroom with the School Resource Officer and learn not only about law enforcement... more »

  rainbowpooh2003 wrote:

I have gone to this wonderful cancer camp since i was 6 years old. I have had an optic gleoma since i was 2. I now continue to volunteer at this wonderful cancer camp up in the beautiful mountains of Idaho. Despite the fast that i live in California.... more »

  marylulu wrote:

My grandson and I have been supporting this rescue now for several years. We have found them to be totally dedicated to their equines - rescuing them from bad situations and/or possible slaughter, rehabbing them to health and/or getting over horrible... more »

  SOUNTRU wrote:

My niece, Elizabeth has thrived at PRRC !!! I have joined the parent advisory committee. The staff is so very dedicated to the clients. What else can I say ????? UNBELIEVABLY GREAT !!!!! more »

  mlhuntington wrote:

I have been working with this organization for about 10 years. They are caring, compassionate group of equestrians who are committed to help fellow equestrian industry people in their time of desperate need. Through grants and emergency relief funds in... more »

  ldemonia wrote:

KindTree Productions has been our sunshine in a sometimes dark and isolated world. We are parents of an autistic daughter. She has been fortunate enough to have her art recognized by KindTree. This has helped us appreciate the gifts she has been given... more »

  Dottie wrote:

I have come to know Mercy Center as an Ignatian Volunteer and am privileged to share, in a small way, (two days per week) in so much good that happens for and among the participants of Mercy Center. I do various and sundry tasks in my volunteer role... more »

  _Shana_ wrote:

I love everything about volunteering with The Right Step. As a newer volunteer, I was able to contribute right away, despite it being several years since I have interacted with horses/ponies. The various riding instructors and volunteers have made me... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great Organization!!!Dedicated to helping our country's true heroes! more »

  Rob Banks wrote:

We love CCK! You just have to see it to believe it. more »

  LauraLeavy wrote:

The Dawg Nation Hockey Foundation is an extraordinary charity that provides critical assistance to individuals and families experiencing hardships. Their mission goes far beyond financial aid; the dedicated members of Dawg Nation devote their time and... more »

  courtneyh wrote:

I hiked with TrailBliss on a yoga and meditation hike. It was a refreshing experience to hike at a slower pace with full awareness to my surroundings. Yoga on the top of the trail was relaxing. The best part is all the hikes are offered free. more »

  shirley4 wrote:

While I haven't worked directly with The Boys & Girls Clubs, I have supported and facilitated numerous youth-support programs and activities since the mid-1970s. ANY organization that demonstrably promotes, nurtures and enhances youth education, leadership,... more »

  jabbood wrote:

I first became affiliated with the NCTRC back in the fall of 2009 through a friend of mine who is a current board member. My company offers service volunteer grants to any organization that employees support, so I had asked her how I could help out. She... more »

  Christine38 wrote:

Everything about Rolling Thunder Volleyball Club was misleading and negative. My daughter loves volleyball, but I can't believe how frustrated and aggravated her experience with RTVBC made all of us. We wanted her in a club close to home where she could... more »

  DonnaV wrote:

Since the fall of 2010, I have been a coach for Girls on the Run. This program helps young girls from 3rd through 5th grade develop a positive self worth. Weekly discussions with the girls include friendships, bullying, and positive attitudesThe final... more »

  Argonaut wrote:

My daughter has been involved with the Horse Harbor Foundation for the past 8 years. This began for her, and us, with a summer riding camp and over those years has evolved into a very natural style of riding as well as a deep respect and understanding... more »

  CJThomas wrote:

Special Equestrians has served so many children and adults over the years. Each rider is a part of a wonderful giving community of volunteers who have a passion for the program. The volunteers love to see the progress and smiles on the faces of the... more »

  Kelley4 wrote:

Together We Rise is a non-profit that supports foster children. What makes TWR different is that it is fueled by the actions of young adults - mostly college age, and some high-school. TWR was started by Danny Mendoza when he was 18-years old - go to... more »

  Jessi H. wrote:

Peaceful, serene, other worldy. You know, all those cliché terms people throw around. They are all true and yet do not begin to describe the experience I had SCUBA diving. Over the last few years I have had the great privilege to become part of the Lifewaters... more »

  brianna0898 wrote:

This nonprofit is all about the people. Anyone and everyone that comes through the door is different but Mokuroku Martial Arts Society always makes them as comfortable and as happy as possible. They not only teach people how to defend themselves but they... more »

  shwrina07 wrote:

My daughter loves it here! The staff is friendly and professional. You can tell that everyone there is passionate about helping our youth! CoVID has caused us all to adjust but I feel confident that Shining Stars Sports Academy follows and enforces CDC... more »

  Petad wrote:

What an incredible organization, doing great work to help children, young adults, parents, and schools. I have volunteered with this organization for seven years and every day I continue to be impressed with their work. Key members of the staff have been... more »

  sampson wrote:

I'm a huge advocate of the Jones Center - it's such a unique resource which serves so many different needs while maintaining an inclusive environment. more »

  MizJRoberts wrote:

My daughter is diagnosed with Autism,anxiety, and Sensory Processing Disorder. She used to hate the feel of the sand and dislike the beach for fear of touching it and getting wet. She is also a gymnast and I knew that she had the balance and athleticism... more »

  Writer wrote:

A few years ago in May, we were invited, approved to attend a Eagle Rock Camp family military retreat. We found this therapeutic retreat to be so close to our heart in that we lost a son that took his life due to a mental condition that he was born with.... more »

  Outstanding wrote:

T.S.Y.A. has helped develop my child into a Superstar athlete. Shyanna never really played basketball and was not that good until she met Coach/trainer Diago D. Hunter and his staff. She started playing for Tacoma Shine when she was 6th grade. She started... more »

  Jessika Kattah D. wrote:

Jessika Kattah - (Rider) and Reinaldo Maiz - (Rider);​When I was able-bodied, I ran many 5k's for causes dear to my heart. In 2012, I became paraplegic and the thought of crossing the finish line of a 5k was impossible. After learning that... more »

  cymbling wrote:

RCS is a great group. I'm a member. From river clean ups to on-the-ground direct improvements like dam removal and field trips for kids, this group of mostly volunteers gets a lot done on a small budget. Groups like RCS all over the country are responsible... more »