Find Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  D1kris wrote:

Our gym has partnered with the Heroes' Movement for about 6 months now. We've grown the program every month since we started in October and last month we served 54 different veterans, completing a total of 342 sessions! The conversations I've had and... more »

  corri1225 wrote:

They are doing great work! My son volunteered to help out at a Hapa Mana free sports clinic in Kunia and he really enjoyed himself. He said they brought in a van full of children from a homeless shelter and he had a good time talking with them and playing... more »

  Anna G.4 wrote:

Nylda does an amazing job in challenging our students by providing them with the means necessary to fence just like all other athletes. She instills a sense of discipline and holds our students accountable for their actions not only helping their skill... more »

  Jermaine W. wrote:

This is the most intense basketball team out in Miami Gardens. They travel all around the states for competitions. I had my son there for the last 2 years and to see him grow is nice. Thanks to the coach’s Adrien and Jermaine for the good basketball... more »

  TwistedWaters wrote:

As a retired Special Forces guy. I truly appreciate what this organization has done for me and for others. I participated in a pheasant hunt and the experience was absolutely awesome. I have also been a part of a fishing trip in Alaska where I guided... more »

  shantoyat wrote:

Brighter View Foundation is passionate about helping to remove barriers by providing supportive independent living resources to marginalized and underserved seniors, individuals with intellectual/developmental disabilities and caregivers that care for... more »

  bikemd wrote:

I have helped Ted since the beginning in 2019 and the level of professionalism and altruism has grown every year. Volunteers are motivated to do more and feel rewarded by the mission of FB4K. I predict that the organization will continue to grow and... more »

  RevRance wrote:

I was a participant in Altar's 2023 Pastor's Renewal retreat in Buena Vista, CO. I was originally attracted to Altar for the fishing aspect of this trip. A time when pastors can be together and fly fish, WHO COULD RESIST? Although fishing was an exciting... more »

  nfiddler wrote:

The Honey Badgers are a player first organization that continues to develop athletes of all ages. Love the Honey Badgers and all they have to offer!! more »

  kwarny wrote:

I'm a proud volunteer for this organization with a great mission to support our community with water and ice recreation facilities. more »

  Elle wrote:

I have been involved with Jamestown for five years and I feel confident that every dollar I give or solicit is well spent in the community helping kids and their families meet their potential. Programs grow and change based on the community needs and... more »

  heydavid13 wrote:

A few years ago I made a connection with BORP due to a unfortunate theft they endured that turned into a blessing in disguise for them, myself and possibly a lot of others. BORP works to improve the health, independence and social integration of people... more »

  prescott wrote:

The Harlequins are a fantastic organization. They offer programs to the kids in and around Pittsburgh that teach responsibility and sportsmanship. They offer youth programs in neighborhoods that really need constructive things for kids to do. more »

  Dawn 23 wrote:

Variety the Children's Charity of Pittsburgh is an amazing organization that is dedicated to empowering children with physical and mental disabilities. Their work is truly inspiring. more »

  grrreengirrrl wrote:

WHOA is full of caring people dedicated to helping others through the joy of horseback riding. It's such a fabulous organization! more »

  Unhappyclient wrote:

We joined the Elmhurst swim team based on recommendations from friends. We expected great things but realized in the first week that this is just a money making business. My child's swimming actually deteriorated with the practice, so much so his strokes... more »

  Susan N H. wrote:

Visited the club for a boxing tournament and was impressed by how clean it was and how professional the staff was .very hands on and helpful with the boxers and making sure they had everything they needed. more »

  Paul Bennewitz wrote:

Our son has been a participant in the recreation program for many years. This provides him with many friends and the opportunity to become involved with most every aspect of our community. For example, they attended a city council meeting and this has... more »

  marieclaire wrote:

My son was 9 years old when we got the heart stopping diagnosis of leukemia. We were told the treatment, if he lived, would last for 3.5 years. This was all overwhelming, but Kids-n-Kamp was with us all the way. They answered questions before we knew... more »

  Connie L. wrote:

The Forget Me Not Foundation provides a wonderful, and unique experience for people with disabilities. For the volunteers who work at the foundation, the uplifting and fullfilling experience of wittnessing the joy it brings is unmeasuable. Volunteers... more »

  happymom wrote:

my daughter has been in several programs that the "J" offers and had nothing short of an amazing experience. The staff really cared about her needs, worked with me on getting a scholarship for her to attend the summer camp and made sure that she felt... more »

  pgw5644 wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization because of their amazing work. I love that all the money raised through this organization benefits the local community in North Carolina. The mission is so important and we have such a fun time with our... more »

  Appreciative wrote:

I'm very grateful to have experienced the entire Wyman Center Inc. Teen Leadership Program. As a parent of one of the teens Wyman has included me, made me feel important and also has educated me on how to raise and listen to my daughter. Our relationship... more »

  Helen Nothnagle wrote:

As the parents of a 39 year old man with intellectual disability, we are so grateful for the huge positive impact that Special Olympics Massachusetts (SOMA) has had on our son since he joined at age 8 (now open to 2 year-olds through Young Athletes Program!).... more »

  Heather H. wrote:

The Reece Center has created not just a wonderful place for helping the disabled, they have created a family for all of the volunteers and riders together. Everyone cares at such a genuine level for each other that the riders get more out of it than... more »

  Ranchosia wrote:

I have been involved with NCR for the past 4 years. Helping people with Special Needs learn to ride and enjoy equine facilitated activities has become my passion. Over the past several years NCR has gone through a revitalation period. The Board of Directors... more »

  volunteer wrote:

Located in Moorpark, Special Equestrian Riding Therapy (WWW.SERT.ORG) offers therapeutic equine-assisted activities for children with special needs. SERT has been serving families in Los Angeles and Ventura Counties for 23 years. I have been a volunteer... more »

  Weirdo wrote:

This is a residential camp for the visually impaired starting at age 5 and up to the age of 84. During the summer the sessions are approximately one week long and are broken in different age groups. Campers participate in the same activities as most... more »

  drpasteur wrote:

I am a single father who lost my beloved wife to cancer 8 years ago. I have 2 children aged 12 and 14. My 14 year old is on has learning disabilities but the Mosholu Montefiore Community Center has been there for my children from pre-school to after... more »

  diane wrote:

I had the opportunity to meet with a former rider of Therapeutic Riding of Tucson, she was wheelchair bound and had serious dissabilitied. She had a TROT tee shirt on and when I asked her about it her eyes lit up and she described her experience at TROT.... more »

  Virginia resident wrote:

This organization has violated numerous County, State and Federal laws for years. They failed to submit 990EZ tax returns to the IRS for the years 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007. Formal complaints have been filed with the IRS... more »

  MisterMike wrote:

Poor sportsmanship, nepotism and small town politics abound in tri river little league. It's a shame this organization is not community minded. more »

  benefitsandjoy wrote:

Being part of the Bitterroot Therapeutic Riding family is my honor and privilege. Riders, adults and children alike, have such fun and look forward to their weekly time on their horse. Some of the most withdrawn students, smile, talk and bond with their... more »

  Claire18 wrote:

CTSC gives volunteers a variety of opportunities to interact with children and adults in different ways.Locally, we host free sports camps for children who might otherwise not get to attend sports camps. CTSC provides equipment and supplies to communities,... more »

  marvin.bell@att.net wrote:

Wonderful job in reaching and teaching the youths of the greater killeen and surrounding communities in central Texas. Sidenote: Fort Hood is the largest Army installation in the free world, where a lot of families from all ethnic groups merge. CTPGA... more »

  Robert wrote:

Aiki Extensions was founded 11 years ago on the simple but worthy proposition that the founder of Aikido was right when he claimed that the philosophy underlying the art, often called "the art of peace", was much more than a set of martial techniques... more »

  Paul143 wrote:

One of the oldest and most successful girls fastpitch softball clubs in SE Wisconsin, the Pride of the Midwest is an elite club based in Brookfield, Wisconsin, and attracting talent from all over Southeastern Wisconsin. ​ Celebrating their 15th... more »

  Writer wrote:

Disappointment all around. Not always a registered nurse at camp as advertised. Poor leadership. The camp has seen better days... Save your kids... Don't send more »

  annwride wrote:

So happy that FFRP exists to manage the gorgeous property in Cambria. It has ocean, bluffs, forest, Monterey pines. Happy to donate here, such an asset to Cambria more »

  ms2014 wrote:

Paws for Reflection Ranch is an awesome organization! The staff is extremely friendly and help make you feel welcome. Volunteering is a blast - always LOTS to do, including caring for the animals, assisting with therapeutic horseback riding lessons (side-walking),... more »

  Mugume N. wrote:

HISTORY Helping Hands was founded in 2003 by Drs. Richard and Brenda Kowalske, who had their calling to the mission field during a medical mission trip to Bolivia in August, 2002. The vision of Helping Hands has expanded to include work not only in... more »

  littlecbsmom wrote:

The people at Salem Classical Fencing were great to work with. They did a wonderful demonstration for our homeschool group and not only was it a great learning experience, but it was a lot of fun too. They are obviously passionate about the sport and... more »

  Eran wrote:

The Play On! Foundation, a 501(c)3 non-profit foundation based in Sonoma Valley, pro-actively seeks out, sponsors and enables talented but financially-challenged young girls to play soccer. more »

  d_hughes00 wrote:

An incredible organization! Pittsburgh Soccer In The Community does an amazing job of serving the Pittsburgh area by providing children in the “at-risk” communities of Pittsburgh with access to tuition-free soccer programs and lifestyle skills. The... more »

  Louise Maxwell wrote:

The West Fork Youth Camp was established 50 years again and countless number of kids have attended. For me, I have memories that will stay with me forever of friendships made and how my life and the lives of my sons were changed. Serving on the Board... 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 »

  Caroline.Kutz wrote:

We are impressed with their commitment to help our community. The staff and volunteers are committed to the cause. I feel confident that my donation will be put to the best use. more »

  Boisean wrote:

I was a volunteer who made safety-based suggestions to the group exercise program and had my membership terminated unilaterally as punishment contrary to state nonprofit corporation laws. Not a an operation that operates according to its professed corre... more »

  WOMBAT wrote:

I have been volunteering with Project Kindle for over 5 years. I learned about Kindle when I went with my sister to a fundraiser in Nebraska. I was immediately impacted by all the people who were involved and the cause they stood for. I submitted my application... more »

  Jenny888 wrote:

I have served on the board of The Horse Shelter since 2004 and I know for a fact what an amazing organization this truly is. Our overhead expenses are kept incredibly low so the largest percentage of dollars possible is used to benefit the horses. We... more »

  ChaChaDancer wrote:

The people who lead this organization lack proper communication skills. They never answer their emails, no one ever picks up the phone and when you do get to speak to someone, they dont have an ounce of passion about dance. Most of them are over 80... more »

  anonymous55 wrote:

The Youth Leadership Foundation is a fabulous organization. I am proud to have the opportunity to work with DC's youth through YLF. With a healthy balance of academics, personalized mentoring, and engaging extracurricular activities, YLF has seems to... more »

  Kara June wrote:

It was nice to meet everyone at the camp! I am SO happy to have been a part of this event! I only wish I could have done more! :) I love the mission of this organization and would love to participate in future event and programs as much as... more »

  Tina-cious.com wrote:

The Triangle Community Center ("TCC") has really made a big impact on my life. So much so that I asked to join the board so that I could contribute to the community. TCC hosts support groups such as couples discussion, transmasculine group, AA, a youth... more »

  michelle-hoffman wrote:

I have been involved with OkEq for 15+ years. The most amazing thing about this organization is that it is managed by volunteers - and has been organized that way since the 80's! The leadership at OkEq is committed to providing an environment that is... more »

  Victor L. wrote:

They have been great at giving us advice as we build our chess education organization, Learners Chess Academy, in Albuquerque. We have called them from time to time looking for advice or a perspective and they are always willing to share what they've... more »

  Horse-Lover wrote:

I visited this organization on several occasions, and I am always amazed at the level of dedication thatis put forth for the animals in their care. Including animals otherthan horses - they never turn away an animal in need and provide the highest level... more »

  gamesetmatch02 wrote:

I have worked with Tenacity for 4 years tutoring and mentoring children during the school-year program. I have also attended and worked at several fund-raising events Tenacity has hosted. My experience has been fantastic. Tenacity has allowed me to... more »

  kristen3 wrote:

Ny name is Kristen Cuneo and I am the Teen Mentor Program Coordinator for Girls’ LEAP. I have been with Girls’ LEAP for nearly 4 years, beginning when I was a summer intern. I was a college (aged) mentor, and then came on full time with the... more »

  I have none wrote:

I have checked Paralyzed Veterans on another sight and it looks as if over 85% is used for fund raising and administration, leaving a maximum of 15% for aiding veterans. more »

  Barrett D. wrote:

It's a special thing to have the opportunity to nurture the connectivity of a community. Gorton represents that special place in our community with the opportunity to both reach and impact all ages. It's a model for communities nationally. We are blessed.... more »

  galennation1 wrote:

TDC does an excellent job of helping the people in the North Tulsa area. They provide food for the hungry, medical help for the sick, and provide love and acceptance to those who need it. Wendel Hope is a loving, caring, nurturing type of person as director.... more »

  Kay Q. wrote:

I have heard nothing but good stories coming from the services that Prospect Mountain Therapeutic Riding provides to the children. I can't think of a better organization or way to provide what these children need. I have heard also of other organizations... more »

  kat2008 wrote:

Fishing is a time on the water when everyone is equal. It is more important today to give those that can not go themselves a helping hand. Sharing a day on the water is more than just the moment it is a time to remember when and next year when they... more »

  kktruran wrote:

The Golden Soldiers is an amazing, unique organization that applies the golden rule to "treat others the way you would like to be treated" while serving the special needs community. We have attended several of their sponsored events, and as a family... more »

  Mickeyboy wrote:

Our son has autism. Last summer he spent his first time away from his parents in his 13 years. We had never visited Badger but heard from many people in the field as well as others about Wisconsin Badger Camp and decided to try it for him. From our... more »

  drood wrote:

The Disabled Veterans SCUBA Project came into my life at the perfect time. I had a scuba diving club that needed a new mission. I wanted to do something with the Veterans' but I did not know how to couple that potential project with scuba diving. To start... more »

  Bowman3 wrote:

Camp Julian Oaks, also known as Julian Oaks Youth Ministries is a non profit christian camp for current or former foster youth in San Diego and Riverside County. I have been attending this camp since I was 9 years old and I am now 21. This camp has... more »

  snedeker wrote:

Over 30 Years of Sports Training, Lifestyle Coaching and ImpactHistoryAbility First Sports began in 1985 at California State University, Chico through the Physical Education Department to educate and train physical education professionals... more »

  bobl wrote:

I've volunteered and been involved with several youth sports groups over the years with girls and boys. This group goes out of their way to be part of the community, not just a pay for play experience. The leadership has spent countless hours reshaping... more »

  marysharpe213 wrote:

We started with Buttons going to the park. She absolutely loved it. We added Maxwell to our pack and he loves it so much. Their day is made if they get to go to the park. Definitely great for physical activities for them and myself. 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 »

  Writer wrote:

I like to thank your organization for helping my family get accustom to the American school system. Without your help my kids would have been lost. Also, not only did Audacia help us with school but they went out their way to help us with our everyday... more »

  srazani wrote:

I have attended a few events and a film screening. The video really opened my mind up to possible solutions to climate change! I learned that we need to stop wringing our hands and start actually working together to work out solutions. This non-profit... more »

  Nancy H.3 wrote:

My son's first season was the Spring of 2017 and everything seemed to be legit and I initially gave them a 5 star rating. They played tournaments every weekend, had practices which included actual baseball drills, and they received practice and game... more »

  Bethpage Park T. wrote:

One of the best programs offered by Serve and Return, Inc. is teaching tennis to the Veterans at the Northport VA. Getting the Veterans out on the court, laughing with them, running them around and making them sweat — it is the highlight of my week.... more »

  abelmach wrote:

Along with a high level of professionalism in coaching I experienced Coach D’s very nonprofessional approach in dealing with an accident that happened in TGK facility. My two sons, 9 and 6 years old, were attending a summer camp program and... more »

  didddy57 wrote:

There is a major conflict of interest with Ignite Hoops because the Owner/President is also the Head Coach of multiple girls’ teams in the organization. The goal of any business owner is to generate & grow revenue and when that same business owner... more »

  adm00001 wrote:

Keep up the good workYou are an inspiration to those who wants to give up! more »

  SgtGriff wrote:

There will never be a moment in my life that I will regret my service for this country. And it's moments like these that make it all the more special. As soon as I joined the March, I was welcomed as family, because that's what we are. We stuck together... 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 »

  Audrey Eastridge wrote:

Great non-profit organization! They seek veterans who are needing help and go above and beyond to accomplish what is needed through horse therapy as well as gardening. I would recommend them to anyone. They treat veterans as FAMILY!! more »

  Heather B.7 wrote:

This organization has helped both of my children. My daughter (now 11y) was the 1st to attend. I had a child that was full of anxiety and lacked self-confidence. I was very pleased with her leading horses and even riding off lead after sessions. She... more »

  mobileUser517324 wrote:

My son has traveled with Camp Wego for over 4 years. He loves it and he returns s ok happy and excited for a new trip. Thanks to their scholarships my son is able to enjoy travel and become more independent. more »

  lmadorin wrote:

The horses find themselves at this rescue, under a variety of reasons. However, they are then met with a variety of opportunities to meet their needs. while striving for more than the basics of healthcare but the mental and emotional health as well.... more »

  walkersharon wrote:

Accompanying the Tender Little Hearts Mini Therapy and Mini Tales horses on their visits has been such a rewarding experience filled with many special moments. I’ll never forget my first visit to a memory care facility. I was surprised when we walked... more »

  john.auborn wrote:

California Breakfast Burritos - Because Donkeys Make Us Happy John Auborn & Karin Usko The distinct bray of a donkey, their long ears, soft muzzle, kind eyes, and their insatiable affection always bring a smile. We sometimes apologize to... more »

  Shannon F.3 wrote:

Great organization to get involved with. They do group rides on the weekends and plan many other events. No entry fees to join the "team". Just a group of active folks with disabilities doing cool things. more »

  hazellmr513 wrote:

Moving to Ravenwood Farms in 2020 was the best decision I could have made for myself and my horse! Dawn has always taken great care of my horse, and the time, care, and effort she puts in to all of the horses and the farm really shows. She is able to... more »

  UCWHoops wrote:

The atmosphere is positive. There’s definitely a family vibe there. The coaches are great teachers. They’re also interactive with the parents. They allow you to come and sit down watch what they do. I love it! more »

  kailikane96753 wrote:

Was very satisfied with the volunteers, their expertise and their professionalism when working with the kids. They were very flexible and understanding to one of the teams that were running a little late and still managed to keep to their time schedule.... more »

  Sherry J wrote:

Our Nawakwa exists to preserve Camp Nawakwa and get kids outside. Lots of opportunities for a day, an overnight or longer at camp all year round. Groups can stay in modern lodges or seasonal buildings. Hike the Ice Age Trail. Swim, boat or fish Picnic... more »

  Andrea wrote:

I am a new employee at the JCC in San Francisco and am really impressed with the quality of both their programming and operations. As someone who previously worked in the private sector, I was unprepared for the level of professionalism, enthusiasm,... more »

  cyclocross wrote:

excellent work to keep trails open to mountain bikers, help maintain them. they also educate mountain bikers on how to ride with minimal damage and maximum consideration, and educate other trail users on how mountain bikers can be trail stewards and... more »

  Chris66 wrote:

I have played in this program when it was just starting and when it was much bigger and I have always had a great time. I love the way First Base Foundation allows all kids to play baseball with them no matter their economic background. I am very satisfied... more »

  glizardo wrote:

I came to Third Street as a student volunteer from SJSU. I came with little expectations, but I did come with a great curiosity of what was in store for me. I've been working with kids almost all my life and I wondered if Third Street would be any different... more »

  SCapone wrote:

I run a program funded through the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg called YReads! We are an after school reading intervention program for struggling readers and at-risk youth. The students I serve have had increases in their reading levels, but have also... more »

  jess62585 wrote:

HorsePower is a program that allows disabled people to have fun on a horse while strengthen their body. I want to someday be able to walk and this program is allowing me to push myself to be able to walk. more »

  Giigii wrote:

Worst baseball expericne ever, all these white people act superior over other races who join the team. Most of the the coaches have their own kids on their team, In which they favor over other teammates. They don't give the others a chance to sprout.... more »

  majortrends wrote:

Financially sound, a staff that cares, programs that make a difference. A winning combination. more »

  aunti wrote:

This organization provides wonderful experiences for children with special needs. Its heartwarming for me to see these children making memories to bring home and cherish. Most of these children will never get an opportunity like this to enjoy the rides... more »

  Liz B wrote:

Habonim Dror Camp Gilboa is an organization that brings out the creativity and leadership of its campers and counselors, providing a joyful camp experience every summer and a year round opportunity to keep in touch with friends all over the state and... more »

  Loved wrote:

The CEO needs to go!! The Goverment needs to investgate!!! more »

  Jason Goodman wrote:

They have little respect for donor privacy. I rarely make any type of donation that is not anonymous. After I moved to Georgia, I find myself using parts of the A.T. for day hikes and some weekend backpacking. I figured I'd donate to the conservancy... more »

  Hg5432 wrote:

We had a terrible experience with Forest Cove Baseball, all the way from VP to the rude guy answering phone calls, to the coach. Writing this review in hopes of sparing someone else the pain of dealing with them. Our coach was awful; the league did... more »

  acct wrote:

Overpaid executives and directors. Misappropriation of funds. Lack of customer service. Self appointed CEO should be Executive Director. Pay increases of double digits in each of last 5 years when economic growth is down. more »

  Jack T. Sculfort wrote:

CCI continues to offer an excellent socialization experience and outdoor activity center for the population it serves. The staff is attentive, kind and genuinely cares - this is self-evident when watching their interaction with our customers. Additonally,... more »

  omara91 wrote:

I have worked with Rising Stars as a provider of a scholarship to one of their participantsThey are a first class organization that truly has the best interest of the kids in their programsI would recommend them as an excellent non profit to be... more »

  Javier M. wrote:

I have to give a cheer for sure. This persons did a great job with the forrest. I was amazed by the old trees, the and farm (the biggest I ever seen) the many monkeys and amazing animals who came to live to La Reserva becasuse there's nothing compared... more »

  Gary Kowalski wrote:

The Champlain Valley Exposition hosts the annual Champlain Valley Fair, which has a sordid history of scheduling rodeos and unsavory circus acts. Details of animal abuse at the Fair can be found at www.expocruelty.com. more »

  tulsacharitywatch wrote:

The YMCA of Greater Tulsa has experienced significant employee turnover and numerous layoffs in the last several years, indicating that their financial and leadership situations are not stable As in past years. They have made infastructure improvements... more »

  IheartFL wrote:

I joined the JLCD to build friendships with women who had the same objectives I did, volunteering and fundraising for social change. I've had opportunities to work with youth aging out of the foster care system and families staying at a local homeless... more »

  Taylor Miller wrote:

The impact that Special Olympics Kansas has on the lives of its constituents and their families is immeasurable. There are too many stories to list where the families and athletes have had dramatic, life-changing experiences that would not have been... more »

  RDunfree wrote:

I would not recommend this YMCA. The facility is extremely dirty, staff are unfriendly, their child care program loses children, and no one cares. When you try and talk to an Executive or the CEO, they blow you off and act like nothing is wrong. This... more »

  Professional1 wrote:

Halifax Rowing club it's a great club with ks much opportunities to offer to Youth in Volusia county. But the sad part is that HRA leadership has been and still is poor and no one cares about the kids/youth and their future. Club has changed 4 coaches... more »

  NonProfitReviewer wrote:

This non-profit focuses on the horses, not the heroes. It's definitely all about horses, and there is little 'therapy' for the girls who are the heroes ranging in age 8 to 18. The owner/manager is volatile & leaves children as young as 10 years old on... more »

  Ron_15 wrote:

The Wallingford Senior Center is considered one of the best senior centers in the State of CT. The many and varied programs serve the needs our senior citizens in our town. We also have the best staff and a very active committee on aging. more »

  Writer wrote:

Our family has played at the Children's Course for years. It is where our children were first exposed to golf. The 9-hole course is a good length for them to play. We appreciate the pro shop and the selection of used golf equipment. We recently purchased... more »

  Terry16 wrote:

Board refuses to release Form 1023 and attachments as required. They claim they are not required. One person has deemed herself President, Vice-President, and CEO. They have threatened retaliatory action against me for even asking for the documents. more »

  John h2 wrote:

Suncoast Epilepsy Association has been the sole source provider of services to people affected by epilepsy for more than 38 years. Their organization has access to some of the best epilepsy specialist and diagnostic services in Florida. Suncoast's staff... more »

  CBI Member for 20 years wrote:

Community Boating is a greatplace for adults to learn how to sail, windsurf or kayak on the Charles River in Boston. Adults purchase a 30 day membership which includes instruction and boat usage, and that funding allows CBI to run their Junior Program... more »

  Bert Cooper wrote:

This is a terrific community organization. It really is a "core organization" for the Concord community. Socially, people of all economic backgrounds interact, and people of all ages can be found using the facilities. In an era when finances are tight,... more »

  CasperMom wrote:

The Casper Family YMCA is a wonderful place to workout and for my children to get involved in sports and youth programs. The building is dated, but don't judge this book by its cover. The people are amazing, especially the swimming lesson instructors. more »

  NadiaQuraishi wrote:

I've been volunteering with H.E.L.P. for over two years, and I've never met a more warm and welcoming group of people. Whether you're interested in getting involved as a volunteer, a donor, or a client, H.E.L.P. will put in effort to help you feel like... more »

  CDavison wrote:

I have been working with the Agape Community Center as an intern through Georgia State's MSW program. The work that I have seen and the dedication of the program staff to the students is phenomenal. more »

  kc0esl wrote:

The Big Bend Railroad Club is the oldest model railroad club in the St. Louis area and has proudly served the public and its members since their beginning in 1938. As a popular local attraction, they became owners of one of the few remaining railroad... more »

  Takagi G. wrote:

Takagiです。 この度の東北地震について、心よりお見舞い申し上げます。 トトロ図書館（Takagi Japanesr Library)は、現在休館中ですが、 今　我々が出来ることで応援したいと考えます。 寄付を募り日本の災害施設に送る。 ととろ図書館は、主に子供向けの図書を多く貸し出していましたが、 今回の支援も子供を支援することを対象として寄付したいと思います。 賛同者の意見を聞きながら、よりボランティアー活動として、何かアイディアがある方、意見をください。 案 1）セイリングを行い参加者より募金を募る。 2）ゴルフ、バザー　 more »

  Mika C. wrote:

I'm a volunteer and strong water farm is the best place to go I get involded to help with so many fun thing from trail rides to helping with sponge baths although greatest thing I get to be apart of is those kids that smile at the end of their lessons... more »

  Writer wrote:

They have many coaches who don't know how to handle children. The only mission of the club is to win but for that damage to children . more »

  latheropjulia wrote:

The Director of Holyoke Rows, Stephanie is not to be trusted with financial matters. Our organization utilized their club in 2015 and have witnessed multiple unsafe events including the following: A gentleman who went out with his son in a kayak that... more »

  swimmers wrote:

This is not a nonprofit organization. We were asked to participate and donate in fundraisers to fund new dry land exercises equipments for swimmers. $60,000 later, there has been no new equipments, kids do dry land in the parking lot of a high school,... more »

  KellieGibson wrote:

I donated to fund a child's Kids K run in the Ogden Marathon, and Weber Cultural Legacy Foundation matched my donation! I back the Weber Cultural Legacy Foundation all the way because as a mission, they support healthy living and challenge the community... more »

  Alberta wrote:

Serenity Farm has served Northwest Ohio for the past 12 years providing therapy and learning services to kids and families. The volunteers give generously as they bring their professional skills and time to share with the positive programming at the... more »

  momm wrote:

Think twice before you join this sub-par volleyball club. Chip Schulte is full of himself and the coaches think they can talk to the kids any way they want. This club claims to teach kids volleyball and about values. It is simply not true! more »

  Jeanette C. wrote:

My son is a 9 year old with Down syndrome. We are unable to afford hippo therapy for our kiddo but Palomino Mounted Patrol makes it possible for him to receive the therapy at no expense. They help many families in the community and is a wonderful organization. My... more »

  dago0829 wrote:

We removed our daughter from this environment after finding out one of the coaches was a pedophile, we did not feel as though this was a good environment to have our daughter in when there are so many other choices for high-level soccer. more »

  disappointed fan I wrote:

I signed my son up for the Homer Stallions football program this year and was greatly disappointed. When I signed him up, I was told that it was a developmental league that teaches the boys basic football skills and the love of the game. They wouldn't... more »

  laurence18 wrote:

Michael and Maria Westbrook, the heads of Greater Life, Inc. are the real thing: they care about youth with a passion. I have met with and talked to both the youth who have gone through the program plus the community leaders who rely on GL for technical... more »

  davecarlson68 wrote:

I've lived in Texas since 2005, been active in shooting sports throughout the state. Finally moved to San Antonio and tried to become a member and attend a training. Tactical and defensive trainer looked me up on the internet, and looked at my CV and... more »

  Patty1960 wrote:

Hi, I hope you will consider learning more about our foundation. We are made up entirely of volunteers and work hard to maintain a camp facility to benefit children and community groups who often cannot afford to participate in more competitive programs.... more »

  Janine12 wrote:

We provide equine based programs fir individuals with physical, learning and emotional disabilities. Help each rider reach their fullest potential . improving muscle tone, balance,posture, coordination and motor development. Help improve the client's... more »

  noreturn wrote:

ASSA needs help, No leadership. Useless. No community program, a program within it self. more »

  Young Tigers wrote:

Young Tigers Foundation is a highly effective, cost efficient intervention and mentoring development program that works with low income individuals to help them overcome attitudes, bulling, negative behavior, aggression, substance abuse and breaking the... more »

  soccerparent wrote:

This club monoplizes the Austin area, thus it does not create a healthy environment for players. There is a huge level of fear amongst the parents and players. They fell trapped and at the mercy of the club. I would seek other options. There are... more »

  KathyLes wrote:

Barren Heights is a volunteer driven organization, serving families who have children with disabilities. We offer free weekend retreats at the Barren Heights Retreat Center in south central Kentucky, and will soon be opening the new Barren Heights Community... more »

  greennatasha wrote:

Hidden Gems, Inc. is currently working in community around New York City to bring archery to youth and adults. It is a commendable task to bring the family around family-oriented activities. The volunteers are, and I am a part of the volunteers, are very... more »

  BeetleJuice wrote:

Complete JOKE! League does not pay its bills to those who do work for them and their President skims a profit out of the whole league. Don't believe it...ask him to review the books---THERE ARE NONE! more »

  Melvin Brown Jr. wrote:

The purpose of SWRGA is to promote the general interest and welfare of the true spirit of the game of golf; foster the concept of fellowship and brotherhood; create an atmosphere that supplemented the existing recreation, social, and health needs of golf... more »

  JPJ3 wrote:

As a Washington native I have long enjoyed the beauty of the three National Parks in Washington State - Mount Rainier, North Cascades and Olympic - and it delighted me to find a nonprofit organization that supported these specific parks that I could... more »

  Martha22 wrote:

Hosanna works with underpriviledged women and children in areas of healing, education, family counseling, formation, tutoring, and other services. more »

  bleacher-reacher wrote:

First Round Baseball Academy has been a God send for the west side of Chicago, prior to their clinics, coaches training and personal skills programs baseball was not an option in this under served community. The coaches make the game easy to understand... more »

  Rmau wrote:

I wanted to share what a great program this is. Helping young girls have the confidence to grow into young adults is priceless. Sherri, the owner and her staff help mold and develope the behaviors young girls need to become strong young adults. Behaviors... more »

  Mom154 wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with leukemia in 2004. That year was the first year that she attended Camp Rising Sun. The first 8 months of chemotherapy was awful and she was in and out of the hospital for treatment. She was in pain from the chemo but they... more »

  az44514 wrote:

Poland Parents Beware. If your child goes to Poland Schools and is interested in playing football for the Poland Little Bulldogs football team you will want to start them out at 6 or 7 years old. If they start later, their opportunities will be very limited,... more »

  CoachKris wrote:

Two of my children competed in their Scholastic Action Shooting Program and their Scholastic Clay Target Program. Super program and not for profit. My daughter even received a $1000.00 college scholarship. They give over $100,000.00 a year in scholarship.... more »

  parrotheadstoo@cox.net wrote:

This person currently has numerous civil judgements against her resulting from the non-payment of expenses related to this business, such as building leases, etc. Verify this by searching for Melissa Glass on the Virgina Judicial website under Gloucester... more »

  Chris2324 wrote:

Great service! Helpful! Affordable! They help youth learn bike maintenance and the kids can earn a free bike. There is good energy in the shop. This small non-profit is a real gem. more »

  Derrick G. wrote:

I have seen this organization do amazing things for people with disabilities. The attitude is always to find what they can do and how people can benefit. more »

  whatnousername wrote:

There are many wonderful organizations in Philadelphia and surrounding towns. The William Way LGBT Community Center is at the Center, offering services of all kinds to all kinds. Our beautiful lobby is the living room of our communities. The building... more »

  kerileeann wrote:

When my child was diagnosed with moderate central brain atrophy at 6 months old, we were crushed. We were told she may turn out fine, or may have severe learning and motor delays. We started home based therapies soon after and our life was consumed with... more »

  catherine6 wrote:

Beyondmedia is an amazing organization. Basically, BME partners with other organizations (local, women-centered, GLBTQ, etc. groups) to teach them how to conceptualize a video project from storyboard to editing. Some of these projects include making... more »

  karo wrote:

I began donating to the River Parkway Trust 12 years ago when I first walked my dog along the multi-purpose trail they established that runs through Woodward Park and has access to the San Joaquin River. Since then, I've watched rapid urban growth in... more »

  Alexandria O. wrote:

This is the worst place I have ever been to. They left me without medication for 3 weeks and called me a liar about it. Their staff is very unprofessional . Save your time. They will leave you in a much worse position than you arrived in. They do not... more »

  Kathy L. wrote:

I have volunteered for Special Olympics since the 1999 World Games. I have also volunteered and been employed by a number of nonprofit organizations. With all that experience, I have found Special Olympics North Carolina to be among the best run organizations... more »

  artfan wrote:

Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA) offers an extremely comprehensive after-school visual art program. Their classes include ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, comic book drawing and print making. They also teach music, acting and singing. It's really an... more »

  Frosco wrote:

Great organization! They endeavor to provide quality social services, defend rights and interests while trying to restore the level of dignity, honesty and pride which are identified elements of the Immigrant name in the United States 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 »

  laracorinne wrote:

After a very motivational and informational meeting/training with Bent On Learning I began my first volunteer experience for the non-profit at school in Manhattan. Because of the guidance I received and the clear outline of our goals, I felt very comfortable... more »

  Missv1973 wrote:

They are professional, patient and very experienced in teaching swimming. We were very pleased that they could teach our girls water survival skills. more »

  David128 wrote:

I coach my son's U12 soccer team and this fall season we matched up with a Team we only knew from the posted schedule as the Fugees. As we took the field for our first of two scheduled games, we noticed this was no ordinary team. They we very skilled... more »

  Swanky wrote:

Angels With Special Needs Organization has help so many special needs children in our community. We have provided the children with recreational inclusion so they would be able to interact with other children both disabled and non disabled. Our program... more »

  Teri D. wrote:

Miracles for Kids allowed my daughter and granddaughter seek the best possible cancer treatment available. We were out of options, financing, and insurance had stopped my granddaughter's active live saving critical treatment mid stream. Both sides of... more »

  codysowner wrote:

The summer before last my wife and I traveled to Nairobi, Kenya, and visited the school and soccer program located in Kibera, one of the world's worst slums. The 60+ girls in the classroom were focused, task oriented, and very interested about life in... more »

  David Western wrote:

I was inspired to become a donor to the Meriwether Lewis Memorial Eisteddfod because I believe the Welsh culture is seriously under-represented in North America. While everyone knows the cultural contributions of the Irish and the Scottish, few know... more »

  Concerned40 wrote:

The Charlotte Junior Orioles (CJO) Athletic program still exists. However, the organization is currently under scrutiny for how they administer the funds received for participation in sponsored athletic programs and for funds collected at sponsored... more »

  Heather247 wrote:

My child has been a member of this organization for 7 years. I cannot express enough how much we both love it. We both look forward to football season every year. This organization not only teaches football fundamentals, but also teaches respect for peers... more »