Find Sports Nonprofits and Charities

  farishields wrote:

Team HEAL is a Great Non-Profit organization serving the high school student athlete in the Los Angeles Area. Dr. Clarence and Barbara Shields are doing amazing work. Over 25 scholarships have been issued since 2008 Every year Team... more »

  SonoJo wrote:

Grassroots non profit serving hundreds of New Yorkers. I'm impressed with the league and their leadership more »

  mom wrote:

Skills and Drills, Inc was established by experienced sportsmen to help young boys gain knowledge of baseball rules and regulations and at the same time get some guidance from someone who has played the game. Any youth can benefit from this non-profit... more »

  Emmy1903 wrote:

Great organization! Their summer camps are amazing! I have been to retreats at their facilities as well, and those were great, too! more »

  FOSCP wrote:

Our mission is to promote, enhance and maintain community support for Sarasota County Parks and public recreational lands through activities, fund raising and volunteer efforts. Our main goal is to bring participants, volunteers and wildlife into our... more »

  supportyouth wrote:

This organization goes all out for the kids. They put their heart and souls out for the kids. They have a dedicated volunteer staff that are real mentors to the kids in the program. more »

  whitneysw1 wrote:

Palm beach elite was like a big family. It brought young girls and boys together to express themselves through cheerleading. If I were Rich I'd bring this non profit back to life. It's been roughly 8 years Sence our jym has closed and I still dream of... more »

  Monica88 wrote:

My son just completed his 7th summer with RHYCSS. It's a well done program with extremely skilled staff. Many of the instructors were students when my son started many years ago. This sailing school is located on incredible waterfront with many different... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman, co-founder more »

  Hannah B.1 wrote:

When I look back at my first day at San Diego Therapeutic Horsemanship (SDTH) I was living in a bubble of ignorant bliss. I knew PTSD was something that affected our veterans, I just didn’t realize how deeply this brutal mental illness ran. Our vets... more »

  Joseph Murray wrote:

Alpine Pony Baseball League has been an instrumental part in creating a sense of self worth and appreciation of being part of a positive instructive team oriented organization for my son. Joseph Murray started this league in Alpine from scratch... more »

  Dfktaxman wrote:

I attended ACA camps for many years as a child, so I know how enriching the experience summer camp can be. The campers that are given this experience through our grants, are changed in a substantial and positive way. The letters from their parents expressing... more »

  Alwaysmore wrote:

The Women Leaders Forum in the Coachella Valley provides high achieving young women with up to a $5000 scholarship if they complete a fantastic program of mentoring hours, educational sessions, community service, and more. They have provided over $100,000... more »

  Marco B. wrote:

I have been a donor, volunteer and also Board member of this youth organization. They are dedicated to helping youth sports and fitness. They do great things behind the scenes, such as donating school supplies to needy children. They also donated sports... more »

  Florence31 wrote:

SCORA is a 501(c)3. However these various chapters have their own IEN and generate revenue/profit for members and their families in the form of self dealing. more »

  franklin wrote:

Working with the wonderful volunteers has been a life changing experience. These dedicated people have stepped up at a time of dire need. Their dedication and hard work has been inspiring. Many of the residents were elderly and the center of the... more »

  tsumimasen wrote:

I work for this non-profit and think it's terrible. Overrall disorganized, rude people (myself included), and it's really just a scam. In fact I'd probably say that only about 5% of the money we raise actually goes towards making a difference in the world,... more »

  MrsBradely wrote:

This Organization should not be in any community. The person who runs this organization inappropriately touched my child. I went to discuss the situation with Dr. Jackie Cousins boss and she wouldn't provide me with any information. She apologized for... more »

  Josh19 wrote:

I got my children into sports within this organization about 5 yrs. ago. I have been very excited about the positive impact this has had on them. I have since gotten involved by becoming a board member to continue the success of this organization. more »

  coachB wrote:

Team Providence is one of the most dedicated programs to helping youth excel in sports and being leaders on and off the court. Their staff works year round to help the student-athletes they encounter. There are not too many programs like them. more »

  Supporter and friend wrote:

Dogpaw is an all volunteer group of people who build and maintain dog parks in the Vancouver, Washington area. They also sponsor special events like Doggie Olympics for pets and their owners participation, as well as dog shows featuring Best Tail Wagger;... more »

  ortizdelatorre wrote:

Wondering why you ousted your executive director that lives with a disability and then refused to answer questions about it. Eventually a convo needs to be had about representation in leadership of adaptive sports programs & whether y’all as... more »

  flagshipdetroit wrote:

This group has fully restored the oldest flying DC-3 aircraft in the the world to its 1937 glory. Through the generosity of the volunteers and donors this historic airplane is now available at air shows throughout the country for viewing and for local... more »

  6loveyouthdevelopment wrote:

6 Love Youth Development is the perfect experience for my cildren. Because of all their extra-curricular activities. My child learned alot in a short amount of time. They have a 6 Level Tennis/Education Character formation curriculum. For all of the children... more »

  Soccermom4020 wrote:

When we first started with Tumwater Soccer Club it was great. Now they have made the teams so large, it allows for very little playing time. It doesn't allow the kids to develop as quickly. Disappointing for sure. more »

  Florence31 wrote:

SCORA is a 501(c)3. However, This is a group of private recreational clubs generating profits for members in the form of self dealing. more »

  dkbrowneyes1 wrote:

This is a profit Organization, However they ILLEGally USE A NON PROFIT NUMBER. I have been involved on observation of them for many years now over five,and know first hand. They keep a obscene amount of money for them selves instead of paying for... more »

  meeooow wrote:

What an amazing difference they have made in our state. There ability to convert unused railroad tracks to trails is nothing short of spectacular. They promote healthy living and a safe way to bicycle. I'm glad to give of my free time. more »

  TetonValleyGirl wrote:

The ice arena has been such a wonderful addition to our community. They continue to do upgrades and are currently working on raising money so they can get pipes installed to make the season longer for the kids. more »

  Mom2 wrote:

The team is not managed in the best interest of the children. Not all players are being trained or allowed to participate in the game. There is no structure. The self esteem of some of the players is being damaged my men with big egos. more »

  Talottals wrote:

Joining NAC was a goal my son set when he was 3 years old at his very first swim lesson. He had no idea that swimming was a competitive sport and when I told him he could swim at his high school on a team in races against other kids he got so excited... more »

  Kirsten W. wrote:

The purpose of the organization is to provide environmental education, preserve and enhance the integrity of the park’s natural and cultural resources, and serve as an advocate for the park for the benefit of the citizens in the greater Hamden area. more »

  Writer wrote:

I volunteered at the 13th Annual Children's Expo created and organized by Body Sculpt of New York. As a volunteer, my registration and communication experience was very good. I arrived at 9 am on Saturday as requested and received my name badge and... more »

  House of Champions wrote:

House of Champions Boxing Academy is doing a fine job in their community by mentoring at-risk youth. Their program revolves arount helping youth realize their value and worth--along with teaching traits that these kids can take itno adulthood. They... more »

  watchdog wrote:

The non-profit organization,USA DEAF NASC CUSWIA WRESTLING INCORPORATION ASSOCIATION, who has been assigned the IRS EIN#56-260193 is not to be confused with the 2008 Form 990 filer listed on GuideStar.com: Colorado USA Wrestling Incorporation Assoiciation,... more »

  desirees2009 wrote:

As a former student athlete with this organization I received the training, encouragement and support to be able to achieve my goals to go to college. I had no idea how really to go on to college. I assumed because of my families income college was never... more »

  Alec wrote:

Camp Turley is 64 acres located in Carterville, Ill. Purchased in 1948 by the Mt. Olive Baptist District Association as a place for their children for picnics, camping, fishing and other recreational activities. During the course of the years, membership... more »

  marychan wrote:

I went to a tryout lately, and the club is just really unfair. Before they evaluated players in every area, they already gave the spots to the players from last season, there was no point to the tryout at all. It was really unfair as I actually did really... more »

  sales93727 wrote:

This organization seems to be ran by a group of unprofessional people who have no regard for the Youth that they are suppose to serve. Michelle the Cheer coordinator who served as the 1st and 2nd Grade Coach for last year some how managed to get promoted... more »

  coedsnfp wrote:

Coeds is Helping our children to actualization their potential through various educational art forms, sportsmanship community partnership and responsibility. more »

  hiiiiiiiiii wrote:

I love swimming here, such a joy. Just terrific!!!!!!!!!!!! more »

  Kick For A Cause wrote:

Since July of 2005, Kick For A Cause (KFAC) has held an annual women’s charity soccer tournament. A couple hundred amazing women playing a sport they love to help those whose lives have been affected by violence. We are always looking for teams,... more »

  scottmmx wrote:

I was amazed at how this organization changes lives. The ability to let children with medical disabilities ranging from mild to quite severe to forget about their problems for a week is amazing. This organization is wonderful to volunteer and donate to.... more »

  tom wrote:

A great organization. Well deserving of whatever funds you can afford to donate to them. To see the faces of these children and receiving 'High Fives' as they round the bases makes it all worth it. Come and see for yourselves. more »

  dontgivegrants wrote:

The Marsha Barbour center is CLOSED. Unfortunately this center was built too far from communities that it could have served. The community where it was built does not support it due to their lack of disposable income. Grants seem to have been spent... more »

  RObert R.1 wrote:

On Aug 10 2018, today I was visited by a man who dropped off a donation bag. As he approached he stopped, certainly noticing one of the three No Solicitors signs that are posted, to take out a cigarette and light it. Before he got close enough to my door,... more »

  ozanam wrote:

Darelle Porter, the Executive Director, is a gem. We are very lucky to have him. more »

  jamesclamoureux wrote:

I became aware of Yesha Ministries in July of 2011 through my home church, Creekside Christian Church in Saint Johns, Florida. there was an announcement in our bulletin about a demonstration and that Tae Kwon Do classes were starting at our church. I... more »

  A-Sauce wrote:

Biking is Life! I've been on bike trails since I was an infant in a trailer behind my dad's bike. Life changed a year ago due to a spinal cord injury sustained in a mountain biking accident. I'm now a quadriplegic. While in rehab, I participated in... more »

  Eric31 wrote:

Great organization and cause! They have been around for over 10 years and do fantastic work in the waterskiing sport. more »

  dpwarner wrote:

Toastmasters is an almost completely volunteer organization devoted to the development of oral communication and leadership skills. Members help one another by providing written and oral feedback on speech and leadership projects. It sounds simple, but... more »

  Nefty T. wrote:

One of those organization with true meaning of the word .. please contribute to keeps this alive . more »

  twinmomma.gy wrote:

My son has been riding at this facility for one year, and everytime he goes I see positive changes. He loves being around the horses, and has developed a special bond with some of them. The instructors and volunteers are kind, understanding, and extremly... more »

  chlcampbell8 wrote:

I must say that visiting this camp was a wonderful experience. The staff is AMAZING and really helpful. They really care for the special needs people. Not only does Spearhead have a camp for children, but adults alike. They care for all kinds of special... more »

  teamplayer wrote:

Was hoping for a great select league for my son to improve skills and enjoy a good learning environment. Instead, communications was rare and often inaccurate. Coaches quit during the season due to issues with management, kids weren't notified... more »

  bestenfield wrote:

This organization is a blessing to the youth of Alabama, teaching important life skills and providing guidance and divine support for children ages 7-16. AUSA YEA uses the sport of basketball to teach many core life skills during the most impressionable... more »

  ZayDay21 wrote:

My name is Isaiah Smart, I am a former player of this organization. I am in the 9th grade playing varsity at Clark Montessori. I wanted to say that this program is a very good one. They helped me become the person I am today and the person I will be in... more »

  SoccerDad88 wrote:

This organization is not managed well from the top down. Any inquiries from parents to administrators are answered disrespectfully and unprofessionally. I would definitely not donate to or sponsor this organization until they change their leadership... more »

  Joe K. wrote:

I founded this in 2006. There is a growing trend in high schools these days. They are either incorporating athletic participation fees or increasing their fees. While we are happy they aren't cancelling the athletic programs all together, we... more »

  parentwhocares wrote:

My daughter played two seasons with this organization. What really displeased me are the following: 1) some of the other teams were stacked, meaning the girls clearly had been playing together for years and we're very good. Our team was all... more »

  PissedParent wrote:

Son has been playing since age 4 at a very competitive level. Seven universities have been in communication with him. We tried out for Banditos and welcomed with opened arms. My son left a GREAT team in hopes of more exposure, however his dreams have... more »

  cats1234 wrote:

This organization is an independant youth sports organization that is run very poorly. Politics and cliques play a bigger role than youth development. The director uses the leagues as a platform for his club teams to practice in. This league is purely... more »

  Florence31 wrote:

Southern California Outrigger is a non profit. However these chapters that are listed act as private clubs generating profits. more »

  Jessie wrote:

More people need to be told about the wonderful opportunity that EEK provides to the community of special needs kids! Awesome program! more »

  KristaJD wrote:

My experience with Generation Fate is one that has effected my life in a positive and life-changing way. The organization is filled with people who have genuine care and concern for our youth and the fate of our future. One of my favorite experiences... more »

  bmxer wrote:

They have always been very supportive and honest with their goals for the year are, and how they hope to achieve them. more »

  Sarah67 wrote:

Swell Events has a two-fold mission to provide scholarships for performing arts education for k-12 students in Clark County WA and to provide venues for local students to perform, thus enhancing their life experiences, while raising funds for arts education.... more »

  seanb wrote:

Coach Shaun, I need to tell you THANK YOU from the bottom of my heart. Your personnel level of dedication to all the boys at all the levels is outstanding and should be commented. You are involved at every practice. It's obvious why you, David,Van, Earl... more »

  larry wrote:

RON IS WALKING BAREFOOT ACROSS AMERICA, because 18 VETS A DAY COMMIT SUICIDE; he is willing to do whatever it takes to get support for veterans’ well-being, and to tell our elected officials what to do about it. http://Causes.com/causes/498220/about home... more »

  HarryB wrote:

Camp Phoenix provides counselling, camps and after school yoga and art therapy programs for youth and their families in the central texas area. It is a growing organization that reaches out to more children each year. more »

  PlainfieldMom wrote:

Unless your child is in travel ball, your kid is not important to them. Our son started in Maverick, to learn the fundamentals of baseball, he continues to learn, considering baseball is a tough sport. He has had great coaches, mainly because his experience... more »

  Brandy Crago wrote:

I wanted to find a way to help families with special needs enjoy horses and experience healing through these amazing animals. Shining Stars not only helps provide for physical and emotional needs but gives individuals a chance to connect to a healing... more »

  LoDolce wrote:

I am the long time President of EAA1073 better known as the Experimental Aircraft Association Chapter here in Truckee, California. We are the main volunteer workforce that organizes, promotes and runs the Truckee Tahoe AirShow & Family Festival. We raise... more »

  Thomas Bone wrote:

The young ladies participating in the FM Lady Thunder organization and programs, serving the North Texas area, will gain valuable life skills through active participation and promotion of physical fitness, personal responsibility, discipline and community... more »

  pbfc wrote:

A youth soccer team with players ranging in age from 6 to 18. Travel to tournaments to see how the players are using their skills and advancing. They are currently unable to field 11v11 teams due to the lack of training space in Pompano Beach and lack... more »

  graceWilhite wrote:

I found my roots in grassroots rugby. I joined a world of people who saw potential in me before I saw it in myself, and that has led me to great success so far. It is my turn to give back to my team, as they have given so much to me. I believe together... more »

  Ryaisling wrote:

My son has participated in the Adaptive Water Skiing event sponsored by Champions Made From Adversity for the past two years. He has so much fun and looks forward to the day each year. The group and volunteers do everything possible to make sure the participants... more »

  Cammie G. wrote:

I can not even begin to express my disappointment in I Camp Timberline. My daughter has been attending for 5 years! She had a sleeping bag which was in her control until she relinquished the bag to her counselors to transport it to the pick up area. When... more »

  standingupformychildren wrote:

Only giving two stars because my kids love baseball and softball and we had awesome coaches. It would be zero stars if it could. This is our only option in our town for sports because we live in a smaller city and I think the people in charge or the organization... more »

  TrumpCard wrote:

Balls Without Borders sendsoccer balls around the world to children living in refugee camps and war-torn countries. They support the American goodwill image abroad, and provide balls to serve as play therapy for children and soldiers affected by Post-traumatic... more »

  gmriverrd wrote:

very well run organization, provides excellent value for cost more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chicago Run has such an important mission of empowering Chicago youth in need through running and athletic & academic programs! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CR our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny... more »

  soccermum wrote:

Diamond Bar Soccer League has amazing soccer coaches that volunteer their time to teach the proper game of soccer so that kids that want to excel to the next level of play have every opportunity. The offer recreational, signature and club level soccer... more »

  othermayeremail wrote:

This group is known as the Northwest Mighty Knights which offers Football, Cheer, Wrestling and Tennis for youth in grades K-6 that live in the Northwest Local School of Cincinnati, Ohio but is 501c3 umbrella under American Youth Football. more »

  Bam-bam wrote:

Ride a Wave takes special needs children to the beach. There they are taken kayaking, surfing, and body boarding, or they can just play on the sand. Afterwards they are given lunch and each one is given a special award. I have volunteered for... more »

  Writer wrote:

I give this organization one star for the exercise the kids get and that is the only reason they get a star. The attitude and professionalism of the owners/coaches leave a lot to be desired. Beware of this place unless you like your kids to be bullied... more »

  Rgr8boyz wrote:

Wonderful Little League!! Well Organized and Excellent with the Children. Very Family Oriented and Prayers are always said! more »

  nordicjules wrote:

Decorah United Soccer Club has developed into a great club, with a very hard working board. I think the goal is to help the youth of the Decorah area to become better soccer players, have fun and learn life lessons while participating. Many thanks to... more »

  Dominic R. wrote:

The United States Power Soccer Association is a 100% volunteer organization dedicated to providing those with a severe disability that places them in a power wheelchair the opportunity to participate and compete in a team sport. The mission is to grow... more »

  Judy Wiesenauer wrote:

As a volunteer who helps care for the therapy horses I have grown as a person. I was raised on a dairy/hog farm but didn't have horses. Getting involved in Hunters Brook Farm and Opening Gates has given me the opportunity to learn about horses and myself.... more »

  Cheley50 wrote:

Excellent team! Through the sport of jump rope, they promote health and fitness while helping our youth grow physically, emotionally, and socially. Most people have no idea that jump rope teams compete just as any other sport team...that's what makes... more »

  Brothers Care Inc wrote:

BROTHERS CARE INC is a NonForProfit 501(c)3 Organization that has been doing business on Staten Island for 20 years. We cater to less fortunate families and individuals in high crime rate, drug infested, low income housing Urban Areas on Staten Island.... more »

  Toochukwu E. wrote:

The Woods Project is a great organization that is really committed to providing amazing opportunities for the youth of Houston to grow and learn life long skills by being challenged to survive in the woods. The Woods Project is a positive influence on... more »

  rbibeau wrote:

The Maine Golf House dba. The First Tee of Maine is an outstanding organization and is doing great work with the under served and under privileged young people here in Maine and should be at the top of every ones donation list. more »

  tartis4 wrote:

A wonderful organization that provides far more than teaching the game of tennis. I have had the pleasure of meeting the founders and the children of the camp and I left with the desire to want to help in anyway I can. Keep up the amazing work you do!!!! more »

  GCCProud wrote:

After all of the time and items we donated, we found out that the head of the organization had stolen all of the funds out of the account. Over $15,000. Bills weren't paid, phone calls weren't returned, and the parents of the organization were not notified.... more »

  bouch166 wrote:

My friends home was lost in the Waldo Canyon Fire in Colorado Springs. Let The Kids Play opened up their inventory for the kids who lost their sporting equipment and clothing and let them help themselves to what ever they needed replaced. Let The Kids... more »

  amadland.me wrote:

From a very young age, our daughter has had her heart set on a career on the water. The opportunities and skills that have been provided to her through this program will help her as she begins applying for Maritime Colleges. In addition, family participation... more »

  mnasr1972 wrote:

This organization has provided much needed services to individuals with disabilities. I am pleased to attach M-NASR's 50th anniversary video highlighting their accomplishments. more »

  mbaker13 wrote:

The staff, volunteers, and board members of Agape really live the mission of the organization and it shows in the lives they touch through their horses! The volunteer training is fantastic and the programming is spot on with the needs of the community. more »

  Holley S Jacobs wrote:

After meeting with Raina from Easter Seals of Nebraska, I have such hope and even more determination to finish what I started in 2011. She is so great at explaining complicated in a way that I can understand. I appreciate it very much as anything dealing... more »

  N2A2C wrote:

The Y Saved my life. I was over weight and boarder line diabetic, I came to the Y lost and scared. The Y connected me with a personal trainer, Jackie, and now I am 78 pounds lighter and in better shape than I was before having kids. The Y not only helps... more »

  jeremiah schuur wrote:

The AMC is an outstanding mission driven organization that deserves 4 stars from charity navigator. The AMC has a clear vision which it is executing. http://www.outdoors.org/about/amc-vision2020.cfm Over the last 10 years AMC has... more »

  JamesRossInternational wrote:

Jim and Life School have done an outstanding job. I've personally witnessed the transformation of children who have been involved in their programs. I feel much better about growing older and knowing that places such as Lifeschool are making... more »

  Lyn S. wrote:

Founded by Billie Jean King in 1974, the foundation is the leading authority on the participation of women and girls in sports, and is dedicated to creating leaders by ensuring girls access to sports. Their work shapes public attitude about women's sports... more »

  TaraO wrote:

CANTER-OH is doing great work by helping racing Thoroughbreds find new homes and careers after the track. They network, do direct adoptions, list horses for track trainers and educate. I adopted my OTTB from them in 2008 and have been a fan ever since. more »

  bdf wrote:

This is a fantastic organization, run efficiently, so all donations are truly getting to the girls it supports. The premise is that underprivileged girls get to have figure skating lessons and perform, as long as they keep a b average in school. They... more »

  Buck3 wrote:

Is there detailed information in the board of directors for Christian surfers U.S. ? Where can this be found ? more »

  kvn1057 wrote:

My son "discovered" CYC five years ago. At first, he attended a one week session at camp because it was " FUN". Since then, he has grown to recognize that camp is an opportunity to grow in his faith, learn life skills, and meet lifelong friends. As... more »

  William G.2 wrote:

In February 2007,I had a TBI brain injury. For three months will in. the hospital I keeptalking about golf they introduce me to Mendie Deer the exitive did.of Fore HopeAfter several weeks Fore Hope help me back to playing golf IAM still playing... more »

  jingram wrote:

ENC does such great community outreach and education around the value of green space and parks in Boston. Their plans around Charlesgate area will be a valuable improvement for the city. more »

  volunteer wrote:

SECOM is a beautiful place. Very rarely does one see a community of like minded people as passionate as they are about doing God's will. One of the directors explained his job to me as "Making Friends". And that's what they do. Despite all of the excellent... more »

  Janet A. wrote:

I first met Merri Pearson thru the Medford Chamber of Commerce. I have since worked closely with her staff in a proffesonal manner. I was recently invited to the annual fund raising event. I have never seen so many people who enjoyed what they were... more »

  westendnative wrote:

I live in the West End of Atlanta, Soccer in the Streets just opened up free soccer programs for all youth at our local train station they also gave all the kids free soccer gear and cards to use the train and play other communities! We never had anyone... more »

  Huggable Helen wrote:

I volunteered for a retreat for women breast cancer survivors. What I saw the first day were a group of women with many health issues, who seemed disconnected. What I saw the last day of retreat was a group of empowered women with renewed spirits. ... more »

  friend-of-smrs wrote:

As a volunteer at Southern Michigan Railroad you can experience a variety of activities. Become a crew member, work on track, help with brush cutting, paint a sign, or work in the museum, create train programs. Get involved. Women and men work together... more »

  bebesqueaky2 wrote:

My I/DD kids participate in sport programs year round and it provides awesome opportunities for socialization, teamwork, exercise, trying new things, making new friends. It has been a very supportive and positive environment for learning! more »

  Connie H. wrote:

After working in child welfare for many years, it is refreshing and encouraging to see an organization so dedicated to providing children and youth in foster care a truly unique and empowering experience. Many people take things like summer camp for... more »

  dlkchristopher wrote:

I've had the opportunity to compare our YMCA with several others in pennsylvania, and I know it to be superb---a vital asset of our community. I feel very lucky to have such a Y. And I am proud that it serves all people in our valley. Thank you YMCA! more »

  jesus1160 wrote:

I have been involved with horses my whole life, so I figured I might put that knowledge and experience to good use, such as helping others! I started two years ago and have enjoyed every bit of it. The work I have done is directly with the students, walking... more »

  Madam Director wrote:

Brooklyn Bridge Park is truly one of the most spectacular parks in the world. Brooklyn Bridge Park Conservancy acts not as gatekeeper but rather a guardian of the Park. They provide programs that invite all New Yorkers. From "Seining: The Wild River"... more »

  cindy1958 wrote:

My wife has multiple health issues that she bravely faces every day. We came upon the Centerwhile driving around one afternoon. We inquired about there programs and were warmly greeted by the volunteer staff. The change has been miraculous. Although... more »

  blockb wrote:

The JCC-on-Hudson used to be a second home for my twin boys after school and on days off. My sons are autistic, or special needs, or whatever euphemism one chooses currently. Years ago they were severely affected and delayed, but with constant "work"... more »

  David Bjorkman wrote:

Bike to the Sea has been working for years to advance rail trails (old rail beds converted to walking/biking paths) and specifically the rail trail that leads from Revere, MA, and points prior to that town. to the Atlantic ocean. They work with very... more »

  Nathan8 wrote:

I volunteered for a work day cleaning up Fountain Creek in Manitou Springs, CO. I was pleasantly surprised with the amount of information provided by the very knowledgeable staff before we began the work. Some groups spend too much time standing around... more »

  Tim_53 wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this grop for 18 years. It is an unbelievable rush to see the smiles of parents and children who are doing something no one ever thought would be possible. The group operates with scores of volunteers, and... more »

  japan33325 wrote:

The president of this organization publicly opposed and tried to defeat the City of Jackson's bicycle helmet ordinance, and does not encourage the use of helmets even though this is the best practice to prevent traumatic brain injuries that can occur... more »

  debbyg93 wrote:

This organization gave my daughter an opportunity that she otherwise would have never had. It changed her attitude about life completely. Her grades got better, she made friends, and she found much more joy in life. I am grateful for this organization. more »

  elliepr1 wrote:

The Girl Scout Council of Tropical Florida serevs over 16,000 girls ages 5-17 in Miami Dade and MOnroe Counties and is committed to creating environmental awareness and leadership through the Girl Scouts Forever Green Community Action Project. The Council... more »

  Ilana S. wrote:

Surpise Lake Camp is by far a one of a kind place. It has shaped my life in a number of ways. I highly recommend this camp. It is a special place that will be part of your life forever. Once you are apart of it, you become part of this amazing SLC family. more »

  MKey wrote:

Outstanding outputs considering their size. Their reports are non-partisan and have a massive impact on city funding for parks. The results of their advocacy work is quite impressive as well. more »

  sea1gew wrote:

Working with the riders with disabilities and seeing the difference it makes in their life is amazing! I fell in love with the horses and the riders and have been volunteering every week for 5 years. It is hands on and direct helping with these kids... more »

  nascarfan wrote:

I attended GCC for nearly 8 years and have watched the evolution from a loving church to a church bent on building diversity and MONEY MONEY MONEY to earn more to offset its huge debt in the millions due to overspending and irresponsible spending. I... more »

  Claudia Varga wrote:

I am an addiction counselor from Romania and I received a lot of help in my professional experience and to become a good leader in this field. Since 1999, when I was a student Terry made my first introduction to addiction field by a small training in... more »

  Michael56 wrote:

We are pleased to announce the addition of Andrew Rasiej as co-founder and board member to ticKIDS. ticKIDS 2.0 will be launching in 2012 as a nationwide organization supporting at-risk and high performing youth through the distribution of tickets to... more »

  Mark240 wrote:

If you climb a fourteener, you should volunteer for or donate to CFI. Every trip up a 14er makes an impact. CFI mitigates that impact with restoration, hiker education and sustainable trailbuilding. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

CEL has such an important mission of providing free support services & programs for people with developmental disabilities in the Chicagoland area!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CEL our partner!! CLOZTALK... more »

  luvtybee wrote:

I first started voluntering with SPLORE in the early 1980's and continued to do so through 1987. I loved the experience. I feel this is such a wonderful organiztion. Mostly I am thrilled that SPLORE is still in operation. Special Needs populations... more »

  kate14 wrote:

I joined the board of Rainbow Health Initiative because it is unique in its mission. We conduct research, educate and advocate for the LGBTQ community so that our health needs may be better served. Health care is an emerging battleground in the fight... 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 »

  kirsten3 wrote:

I'm one of the original founders of Good Sports. Our mission is singlemindedly focused on providing all kids access to organized sports. Since our launch, the situation has become much more dire. More and more sports programs are being cut due to budget... more »

  Sgrobe45 wrote:

Adaptive Adventures has created a product that is top notch in the industry offering incredible opportunities every year for thousands of people with disabilities to experience the thrill of participating in a variety of sporting activities. Their product... more »

  piperm03 wrote:

The Foundation's work in Barber Valley has been AWESOME! So glad to see the Gregerson property cleaned up. Can't wait to see it as fully restored a wildlife habitat! more »

  dekats1 wrote:

It appears that the information upon which you based your evaluation and scoring is behind the times and does not reflect the current state of Pro-Kids. You need to do an investigation of this non-profit and then review and update your rating. Perhaps... more »

  transparency wrote:

I was very disappointed to learn that this org. funds smaller shell org.s whose roles involve spraying the fragile Hudson river marshes with herbicides. One of the shell org.s , the "Palisades Interstate Park League Of Naturalists" or "PIPLON", solicits... more »

  Jamecelle V. wrote:

Hollywood PAL is a nonprofit program that truly helps serve kids in the community. PAL has become a program that truly accomplishes its mission statement. Not only does it provide a sense of unity and community, but it helps the kids to stay off the streets,... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Wolf River Conservancy is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Wolf River Conservancy meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Wolf River Conservancy has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  Land_Trust_Accreditation_Commission wrote:

Androscoggin Land Trust is an accredited land trust. Accreditation means Androscoggin Land Trust meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. Androscoggin Land Trust has demonstrated to the Land Trust... more »

  Tucker_S wrote:

Why I #LoveParks & The Seattle Parks Foundation#MyGivingStory is not an inspiring or courageous one. Amy's #MyGivingStory (http://woobox.com/kxdcce/vote/for/11104736) about the Boiler Room Shelter (www.ptbr.org) in Port Townsend Washington is.... more »

  Danblack wrote:

I have been at Four D-College for almost a year, I have never heard of nor have I received any support from this "NON-PROFIT". I do not believe it exist! more »

  sarojnie1 wrote:

As a counselor who works with a large number of students who are in varying places in their acdemic program of studies, it has been very comforting to work with the professionals at Blueprint Education. Their services are very prompt, helpful and always... more »

  Writer wrote:

we first meet dragonfly when our daughter was 12 ,with ccmh . we had been through so much and they were there for our Family for two yr . can not say enough for them just "God bless each and every one more »

  linda46 wrote:

Limited amount of time but Google and local media sources would find that this nonprofit was corrupt and poorly run. It's director, Joann Sebby, kept funds intended to feed and house the animals. Taxes were never filed. Donations were not put where they... more »

  MarieF wrote:

The Q Center offers a safe and supportive environment for the LGBTQ and ally communities. The center has a wonderful group of staff and volunteers who work tirelessly to advocate for social justice and equality. They regularly host and support wonderful... more »

  Kelli Beach K. wrote:

Tron severe left his job as special needs teacher to become director of healing farms in Charleston S.C..His non profit is for younger disabled adults that are graduating out of high school,,. Unfortunately this is where their education, experiences,... 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 »

  Tonya17 wrote:

Words fall short when trying to encompass all that Camp Lu-Jo has meant to me, my family, and the group of life-long friendships I have developed throughout the decades I have attended and volunteered at this great camp. There is something very special... more »

  Jeanette Yoffe wrote:

Fostering Imagination goes beyond what most Mentor organizations provide. They truly create a connection with each Mentee as to create a family unit dynamic. Children in the foster care system need commitment, stability and consistency in order to work... more »

  Laura230 wrote:

So proud to be able to volunteer with such a great dedicated team, making an impact on our youth and elderly in South Florida! more »

  Debra49 wrote:

My daughter has MS, is quadriplegic and has been going to Monterey Bay Horsemanship for 5 years now and the results have been incredible from riding their horses. From keeping her regular, way less spasms, less body aches, uplifted mental attitude & outlook,... more »

  denisecouey wrote:

The Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition (SCBC) is a local advocate group for all bicycle riders of all levels. During the pandemic, bicycle ridership has soared, especially in temperate climates like Sonoma County, and the SCBC continues to work for bicycle... more »

  Writer wrote:

Where does someone begin with an organization/Rescue who has given it their all for so many years? From 5 acres to what they have now (30-40 acres). I am not good at spelling Anyway, how they utilized the 5 acres was amazing. Rotating horses turn... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Camp Quality has such an important mission of free camps for kids with cancer! They need to know other kids like them & connect!! :) CQ runs 18 camps across 13 states and they are amazing!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored... more »

  billt wrote:

This is an outstanding organization that has partnered with Rocky Mountain National Park(RMNP) since 1931. I became a member over 15 years ago, drawn by the high quality publications and seminars that allowed me to learn more about the Park I've loved... more »

  ruready1 wrote:

This program is most dynamic and creative. I had the opportunity to volunteer with them and found the experience most rewarding. They coordinate and implement the most dynamic recreation, athletic, development and academic programs that I have ever experienced.... more »

  For the Love of the Game wrote:

GVA provides the opportunity for young girls to play league volleyball in a healthy, safe environment that fosters positive teaching and encourages teamwork. GVA provides college scholarships to girls who have participated in GVA - especially those who... more »

  Madelin L. wrote:

I have been attending this camp since I was 12, and have now worked there for two years. The staff is SO amazing and kind, and they constantly strive to uphold their mission. This organization has overcome the struggles of the world pandemic while still... more »

  annlees wrote:

This organization uses every penny donated or granted to support sending kids to camp - each year they've increased the number of kids sent. They reach out to hundreds of kids including foster kids, and make a huge difference in each of their lives. I... more »

  Dang Skippy wrote:

DASA has helped my child achieve success when society's expectations would have given up on her. My daughter has cerebral palsy and suffers from partial paralysis. Kelly Behlmann, the Director of DASA was my child's Physical Therapist at school. Kelly... more »

  azobian59 wrote:

I have worked with Shawn Slevin, the founder of Swim Strong, for the past 8 years. The charities mission is to provide skills for life by offering affordable swim programs. Swim Strong Foundation has provided 5,003 individuals from children to seniors... more »

  John85 wrote:

Partners of Parks (POP) provides a tremendous support to the City of Long Beach Parks, Recreation and Marine Department. Through advocacy, awareness, and fundraising campaigns POP has helped to continue needed programming such as Movies in the Parks,... more »

  Dara Goldberg wrote:

SquashWise is an amazing youth development organization. I have enjoyed volunteering there. The staff is hardworking, friendly, and great with the youth they serve. They are clearly making a prfound difference in the lives of their students and I know... more »

  Remmic wrote:

This is a SCAM! South Padre Island Hoops is NOT in Corpus Christi. more »

  Emily Richardson wrote:

Nature Camp is a place like no other. While I am currently serving on the Board of Directors for Nature Camp, Inc, I was also a camper for 7 years of my youth and have been a volunteer for a number of years since that time. Nature Camp isn't just a place... more »

  KKirkpatrick wrote:

7 Rivers Figure Skating Club is dedicated to providing quality, cost effective, skating instruction to the people of the 7 Rivers region. The wonderful volunteers and coaches are top-notch and the annual ice show gets better and better each year. 7 Rivers... more »

  forboxing wrote:

Pierre Anasta is the most loving and caring person I know. He let everyone use the boxing gym, the gym does not get donation he uses his own money to pay the bills. It would be nice if people donate some money or even help out sometimes. I love the... more »