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  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 »

  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 »

  willieritchie wrote:

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

  Patriotsupporter wrote:

What a wonderful organization that honors our fallen heroes. Wishing them the best and look forward to seeing the children smile and laugh again. 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 »

  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 »

  Valentina Montes B. wrote:

This fitness studio is like no other that I have been to!! The coaches and Jr coaches are awesome! more »

  MrsJudyKil wrote:

They are a amazing group of people they really care about theses kids. more »

  Writer wrote:

Very compassionate with the kids. Have helped my son tremendously. Brandon really got my son to believe in himself and come out of his shell. more »

  vsgoliath wrote:

I've been a member for more than 12 years. There are three big reasons I continue to both support and be part of the SFBC: 1) It's more than a non-profit. There are many organizations that I donate money to, but the SFBC is a group that I BELONG to.... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a great organization....much needed! The staff and volunteers are passionate about youth. more »

  Nathan Z. wrote:

I volunteered at ASF at Windham mountain for many years. I have never worked with a bunch of people that were so dedicated. Everyone involved with ASF is there because they want to be there. I remember days where the weather was awful, with temps in... more »

  wilder101 wrote:

What a gift to our community! Kindness and compassion flow, but so does good old surfing fun! Aquaholics Special Surfers welcomes all kids and special needs adults who otherwise might not be able to enjoy surfing and makes sure each one has their chance... more »

  Tonya B.1 wrote:

Amazing experience with such a dedicated family! The love, discipline and integrity of this family hits you the moment you enter the building! We instantly felt welcome. I feel safe and confident knowing my children will learn the tools they need properly... more »

  SuzyC wrote:

One World TKD has become a family for me. The people are supportive - every class/test you feel the energy of the students - knowing they want you to succeee. When you work hard you can feel their smiles, and when you have a tough patch they are there... more »

  lhalenda wrote:

I have known Fish Florida since its beginning in 1998. They have helped children's fishing education programs from Pensacola to Key West! Every year, they donate thousands of fishing rods and reels to organizations that are teaching children how to fish... more »

  SSnowball wrote:

Our daughter started the Tots gymnastics when she was only 18 months. She didn’t even know how to jump! Now, 1.5 years later, she can get onto the balance beam unsupported, do forward rolls, and swing upside down on the bar among other things. We love... more »

  cristen1daniel wrote:

NLE is family. They are super-organized and develop the whole child. Basketball is a part of the larger picture that values education, leadership, sportsmanship, competition, and volunteerism through giving back to the community. I love how the organization... more »

  hillrdh wrote:

As a Meals on Wheels volunteer, I've seen first-hand the importance of the work Keystone does. It's a great organization that really touches a lot of lives. more »

  Eiichi J. wrote:

PearlSide Boxing is a great place to get fit, have fun, and learn the sport of boxing. The program is for children as young as 6 years old , teen, young adults, and mature adults in their 50's and 60's. They are open 6 days a week, classes at 5:30 pm... more »

  Writer wrote:

The teacher (Sensei) has over 25 years of continuous service to the community. The mission is clearly understood: provide high quality instruction in a traditional environment available to all who are willing to put in the work. Kids classes are fun and... more »

  Donna McRae wrote:

Special Olympics Northern California is an amazing organization that changes the lives of individuals with intellectual disabilities. My son's life has been enriched because of the wonderful volunteers and coaches who have encouraged and supported him,... more »

  USAFEOD wrote:

Great nonprofit with several programs for people with disabilities along with a wound warrior program call arrows for warriors! The staff, instructors and coaches are spot on, knowledgable and polite. If your new to archery or have been doing it for years... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great place for girls and boys to learn and grow and become better people. more »