Find Student Services Nonprofits and Charities

  gtmadigan wrote:

As a college student, NSCS has honestly changed my life. NSCS is an honors organization for high-achieving first and second year college students. I was invited to join as a freshman and quickly got involved. I was able to serve my chapter as Vice President... more »

  rgskoglund wrote:

Such a great organization that has a real impact on children's lives. They make a real impact and have received top ratings from organization's like Charity Navigator. And best of all your donations are matched. Truly a great way to help children... more »

  shamswk wrote:

The wonderful way of paying back. I have been associated with this organization for quite few years. Their support to the needy and deserving is commendable. Besides monetary help, providing mentorship, arranging seminars/webinars are few to list down.... more »

  Rosangela C. wrote:

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) is hispanic and latino serving organization that advocates and assists with the possible obtainment of a higher education. I have been a recipient of HSF since 2007 and had I not received some economic assistance as... more »

  Karina S. wrote:

Great organization that really cares about the students they serve. more »

  hazelangeleyes4u wrote:

My name is Donna Burke and I was born with Muscular Dystrophy. I am confined to a wheelchair since the age of 4 (I am 44 now). In Dec 2004 I was accepted into ECAD'S "Boot Camp" to receive a Service dog. I attended classes for 2 weeks and learned all... more »

  Christina18 wrote:

If you place your daughter in this school it is a death wish for her. I am a survivor of this hell and I came out with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, night terrors, depression, self esteem issues, and i had to take medication to correct physical problems. more »

  Ashleynem1 wrote:

The George Snow Scholarship Fund is a wonderful organization that has helped me achieved my dreams as a student and a future physician! It recognized my adversities of financial and emotional hardship and gave me hope through sponsoring my education.... more »

  saater wrote:

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

  marjie wrote:

The National School Climate Center is an amazing resource for schools, teachers, parents, and students to help create and sustain a healthy school climate. They also work to stop bullying by offering many resources on their Bullybust site. more »

  ssram246 wrote:

PURE - People for Urban and Rural Education, as I have known for more than a year is a dynamic, dedicated and vibrant nonprofit. Spanning across a wide range of social issues, PURE has been an ARMY-like team with either physical or virtual existence... more »

  oragwam wrote:

The Deborah Amoi Foundation has provided educational support for young girls and boys to attend secondary school in Kenya. Most of these young individuals would not have had the opportunity to attend secondary school without the Foundation's support... more »

  dnellis5 wrote:

What a great nonprofit organization and run by a group of very devoted people. I have been a sponsor/donor now for many years. One of the students that I sponsored was awesome, she sent letters and e-mails about how well she was doing in school and... more »

  zokire wrote:

This is an amazing NGO lead by some incredible people. They are at the forefront helping children in need in Ethiopia. They do outstanding work by providing school fees/supplies/food for children stricken in poverty. If you are looking for an NGO to... more »

  JPH_ wrote:

In my role as an accountant and consultant I have closely studied the operations and performance of several nonprofits. I am intimately involved in reviewing the financials of this organization. I can assure you that David, the founder, and his team run... more »

  melads wrote:

Inspiring leadership. Energetic volunteer community. It’s rare to find such a non profit that provide the students so much dedicated support — from dedicated mentors, math and verbal instructors, to strong programming, full summer program sponsorships... more »

  Writer wrote:

Greenhouse Scholars has absolutely changed my life. more »

  melindawollitz wrote:

This is a wonderful organization dedicated to providing affordable housing and academic support to students who may be in need. So far, every student that has participated in the program has graduated from college.The housing facility is right next... more »

  selena wrote:

The California Association of Student Councils (CASC) gave me a taste of true leadership when I began as Region 2 (of 12) vice president. Since then, my involvement with CASC has progressed exponentially to my current position on State Council. My experiences... more »

  Jack D. wrote:

I became a mentor in the first class of First Graduate in 2000. My student is close to graduating from UC Santa Cruz this year. I have also been a tutor at various times. It has been a wonderful experience. FG has an outstanding staff and a great... more »

  Skyler L. wrote:

Arts Partners helps Kansas students learn important thinking skills by integrating arts and design into the regular curriculum subjects. With over 40 practicing artists in a disciplines such as drawing, papermaking, music, game design, and more, Arts... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have participated in 3 events - most professionally run golf tournament I have played in. I have volunteered to help in the upcoming year. more »

  NeedCandy wrote:

The National Speech & Debate Association works to give all youth a voice. The Covid pandemic has muffled the voices of millions of students, both literally and figuratively, and the NSDA provides an avenue for the teenagers of America to become informed... more »

  Angie wrote:

I have been involved in PeaceJam program for the last 10 years. I was in high school when I first took part in the program and I can say I am today a much better human being because of it. Having Nobel Peace Laureates as your mentor and role model has... more »

  kstorey wrote:

Great organization. First, veterans get recognized for their service and sacrifice. Next, students learn valuable information about the importance of service and pride in our nation. Finally, students also get a wonderful chance to practice communication... more »

  HeidiWebbCFRE wrote:

I have had the privilege to get to know AXIS and to witness the results of their work with academically motivated students of color. I believe they are unique in that they are working to ensure the students they serve are placed in schools that engage... more »

  Jinny J.1 wrote:

Fun Time knows how to prepare children—for reading, for getting along with others, for learning in general and for succeeding in kindergarten. Executive director Jessica Campbell leads an extremely qualified staff in nurturing the students on so man... more »

  AzamLalani wrote:

Azam Lalani - I am so fortunate to be part of Medicine Encompassed. Everything from the welcoming community, lofty visions and ideals, to the hard-working spirit of our members, ME is a truly outstanding organization. I would highly recommend joining... more »

  alexia1306 wrote:

This organization has wonderful members helping Belizeans more »

  Beth Mulkerin I. wrote:

As a long time donor to Education and Hope, I thought I had a deep understanding of what it would be like when I visited. Nothing prepared me for the strong community and love that is woven into the fabric of this organization. Teamwork dedication, hard... more »

  Rock W. wrote:

As the Executive Director my opinion is biased; however, from the experiences I've witnessed of the students we have interacted with through our programs, I believe I can say we are on track and adequately promoting our mission. We have worked very diligently... more »

  Katie62 wrote:

I was able to volunteer with Edpowerment at a special needs awareness conference in the summer of 2012. I was thoroughly impressed with the organization of Kerri, Jillian and Grace (the facilitators). They were able to bring parents, teachers, religious... more »

  Smokey_1130 wrote:

Vita Global helped me when I first started college and made the transition a lot less intimidating for me. It provides a platform for students, especially international students, to network and exchange resources. Its team puts lots of effort into organizing... more »

  Frank E. wrote:

The Freedom school provides incredible services to youth in Chicago. They're providing a base for movements of the future to thrive and grow. That, and they take really good care of the folks that work with them, ensuring everyone is well recognized... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These folks are doing great work for communities in the Middle East. TYO is helping youth and parents in the Middle East to realize their potential as healthy, active and responsible family and community members. more »

  shirley4 wrote:

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

  deethyareddyy wrote:

I have been working with this non-profit for a few months now and I really enjoy it! more »

  Dora D. wrote:

I volunteered for this wonderful program and can honestly say that this is a program committed to helping kidsfrom kkindergarten to middle school with not only academics but with personal growth as well. Thr directorJansen Azarias gives his all to these... more »

  Andrew G.3 wrote:

The profound effect that participation in competitive debate has had on my life is hard to quantify. Besides the extremely valuable research, critical thinking and public speaking skills skills I developed, high school debate was where i discovered who... more »

  Shep wrote:

Bottom Line supports students not only through the college application process but throughout their entire college experience in order to help ensure they graduate. The personalized, one-on-one guidance and mentoring provided by Bottom Line helps low-income,... more »

  gingie-mcleod wrote:

HEAF is an inspiring organization. The level of professionalism amongst the staff during my presentation was exceptional. The flow of the career event was superb. The youth that participated in the series were very involved. They seemed so appreciative... more »

  rschmalz wrote:

I traveled with PDK on a 10-day trip to Scandinavia. The tour guides were exceptional, and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations were great. The meals were fantastic. And the tour group was wonderful. I have done some traveling throughout... more »

  CH2021 wrote:

Danita and her team have a heart for education and the very best interest at heart for students. more »

  danpr wrote:

THis organization does an amazing amount for our community. It is overwhelming to see so many community leaders pull together for a great cause!!! more »

  Rondell wrote:

I have watched Blue Heart change the lives of so many young men... As the only organization that caters to AA youth they are simply an amazing blessing. more »

  JoeHFM wrote:

Hope for Miami passed out 10,000 pounds of food to the community in need. This was done by an overwhelming support by Hope for Miami's volunteers and staff. Then the following month they had a huge back to school even where they distributed over... more »

  Betsy V.2 wrote:

My dd has been participating in Buffalo Prep's academic enrichment program for 5 years now. I love the staff because they care deeply about every student and they want the best for them. The staff members push the students to be the very best that they... more »

  kcrltr wrote:

My youngest son was struggling to find his place in traditional educational environments. Lots of feedback on how he wasn’t measuring up only served to make him feel bad about himself and to act up. Then we found Embark. From day 1 he loved... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

ICE does GREAT work and truly makes a diff for so many youth in Chi! Founder Brad E is a GREAT guy with a big heart! Team CLOZTALK is honored to call ICE a partner and we'll keep spreading the word for its imp work!! Jonny ImermanCoF: CLOZTALK,... more »

  metoo wrote:

I have taken their workshop and volunteered with the organization - every encounter was educational and positive, and it enlarged my sense of community. I am 70 years old, and love the challenge of doing new things, with new technology, and with new... more »

  JoseMaria wrote:

Borderless Friends forever is a complete fake students exchange organization. Please before sending your own kids and teenagers with this people analyze deeply the families their are using to place them.Our experience was terrible and we are still... more »

  omajames wrote:

I have been sewing purses for Sew Powerful for 3 years now. I like how it is organized, and the fact that there is only a 4% overhead. This charity does amazing things in the lives of the very poor, and gives girls a chance at a good education. They also... more »

  Marvin M.1 wrote:

I have experienced mentoring young males with Leadership conferences, training sessions, community service opportunities, cook-outs and other events. The Director has a passion for empowering young males to have a spirit of integrity, excellent and service!I... more »

  rschrouder wrote:

I decided to return to school after nearly a 15-year absence to study business. AIS was essential to assist me with my tuition costs over a two-year period and graduate with no additional student loan debt. I now have my undergraduate in Business Management... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Learning Lamp is a wonderful organization, the services they provide for the under servedchildren of the Johnstown and surrounding communities is amazing. The impact that theyare making in the community is noticeable. I have volunteered... more »

  Bill from Los Angeles wrote:

Minds Matter of Los Angeles is making a life changing contribution to the lives of academically achieving high school students from low-income families in our community. Rarely do we see the kind of support that this dedicated group of volunteers offer... more »

  ALD_Otter wrote:

I have enjoyed being part of a student-centered organization offering support through conferences (in-person & virtual), scholarships, and a variety of career-related resources. more »

  Kat H. wrote:

Limitless Ambition is continuously giving women and girls practical tools and resources to take charge of their dreams and aspirations. This organization never ceases to amaze me at how passionately they overdeliver on content and support to everyone... more »

  dar70rds wrote:

Prodigy Youth Services offers a series of youth-centered services from summer camp to mentorship that engage young people. I spent a day with their all-girl summer camp group called the S.W.A.G.G. Academy making ice cream to demonstrate the freezing depression... more »

  libmom wrote:

Nearly three years ago, my daughter enrolled in a Writopia Lab workshop because of her love of writing. At this unique organization, her drive to write intensified as her skills progressed. She is hardly alone: many young people have found a real home... more »

  tburrell wrote:

I have been volunteering with MAC for the past 2 years and it has been nothing short of amazing. The people involved go out of their way to provide resources for plenty of high school kids. It helps them and provides valuable insight on how you can truly... more »

  katfeva wrote:

Nicki creates a welcoming and comfortable learning environment that promotes a love of learning. more »

  dannYPStem wrote:

This nonprofit is an amazing one that gives everybody an opportunity to learn and experience new things in different STEM fields. YPStem offers many workshops, competitions, and initiatives that allow students from around the globe to learn new things... more »

  rodriguezidania wrote:

As a board member of Mental H2O, I have had the privilege of witnessing firsthand the profound impact our organization has on the lives of young people. Mental H2O is dedicated to providing vital mental health resources and support to students, and our... more »

  summachick wrote:

I have been volunteering with Ready Fest for three years now, and it is one of the best experiences I have ever had in serving my community. These school kids are so happy to receive all of their school supplies, along with a back pack, laundry detergent,... more »

  darcy1111 wrote:

The GreenHouse is an amazing community center that serves families by focusing on the educational, leadership and developmental potential of the children. The GreenHouse offers afterschool tutoring for through 12th grade, evneing "youth group" for the... more »

  DonaldDOC wrote:

Our board truly cares about the only thing that matters… the kids. Our focus is on improving school safety NOW. Not waiting for other systems to improve. WE CARE. more »

  Blossom wrote:

Friends of Outdoor school provided the opportunity for me to be a student leader for outdoor school with sixth graders, which was such a great gift to me. As a student leader I gained lots of confidence that I didn't have and came to believe that I am... more »

  angelapark wrote:

Great tutoring servicesVery talented and patient tutorsThank you for your services and education more »

  Jaclyn M. wrote:

SAVE has opened so many doors for me and my community. It also has made a huge impact on the epidemic of bullying and has lowered the numbers tremendously. Also, it has provided positive outlets for kids and adults of all ages to be themselves and to... more »

  Nichole M. wrote:

I am proud to say that my daughter is a Steppingstone Scholar who is currently a college junior at a top university. It would not be fair to deny that Steppingstone has been instrumental in her success. The summer program is tough as the kids... more »

  momton wrote:

Ripple Ministries has been an incredible experience. Not only are the leaders skilled professionals, but their commitment to providing the highest quality experience for those participating in their program is phenomenal. I cannot recommend this organization... more »

  kalynnatk wrote:

As my son began the difficult task of exploring institutions of higher learning during his junior year, Educational Student Tours provided him with the unique opportunity to visit historically Black colleges. The experience was one that he will never... more »

  cathyg wrote:

Great organization! The staff is amazing, dedicated and professional. This organization is truly doing great work with pro-life student leaders. more »

  Emily wrote:

I apriciate SEA so much and what they have to offer. They helped me with the entire prosess of me getting back into school and I am very thankful for them taking the time to work with me. Not only were they helpful in every aspect but they are able to... more »

  readingfun wrote:

My experience with FCOH so far is exciting and heartwarming. We've reach quite a few kids and there parents in the short time that we've been active. I'm looking for this organization to be bigger within a few months. more »

  AnaLuisaAhern wrote:

Thank you very much for this opportunity to inform you about the Organization for Youth Empowerment (OYE), an independent, sustainable youth organization in El Progreso, Honduras. OYE began in 2005 with a vision of a society where young people... more »

  veronica4 wrote:

NMF staff and program (GE NMF medical scholarship) is one of the best organizations that I have seen efficiently run. There was a structured outline and expectations of the program from the beginning to the end. The staff was always available for questions... more »

  lodw wrote:

I work as a grant maker. I was introduced to Lets Get Ready through a typical grant review process and had no prior knowledge of or connection to the organization. Lets Get Ready provides college access services to under-served students; typically those... more »

  Rob_12 wrote:

I have been volunteering for 7 years. CORE is unusually effective at teaching adults basic computer and job skills, better than other local nonprofits and the community college. The key is the volunteers. Volunteers hours are worth twice as much as... more »

  SamMel2 wrote:

This company really helped me out! I’m a mother of two and we’re homeschooling for now. StrikeHope donated a new Chromebook to my 11 year old Autistic daughter. This company is truly a blessing and I’m forever grateful for their generosity ������������ more »

  Lori246 wrote:

I volunteered with Dare Education Foundation (DEF) because this organization supports the students of Dare County. DEF provides grants to teachers to enhance learning experiences. For example, I read how First Flight High School has received funding... more »

  Butterflies for Kids Planet Kid Program wrote:

Butterflies for Kids involvement with Discover Presque Isle (a community 10,000 plus family event) was extremely creative, with environmental educational activities as part of our children's area. more »

  srynew wrote:

I am a volunteer but also a retired music teacher. I work in the office almost every week, and am amazed at the hard work and dedication of the staff. I wish for a day when all schools are well funded in the arts, but until that happens, MHOP foundation... more »

  Sophia S.4 wrote:

Project Engage NJ is a great example of a good idea put into place to become an amazing organization! It is hard to create a platform like this for young children to take free courses, but they did it. It is clear that every student, parent, and instructor... more »

  Bbroughton21 wrote:

Very inspiring organization. Pushing kids to accomplish their dreams through arts. more »

  Thinker wrote:

My son attended Explorations Academy for four years and recently graduated. He is a very bright and unusually creative young person who just didn't fit into the institutional school mold. At Explorations, he was able to find his own path and express... more »

  aks wrote:

The staff is so welcoming and energetic. You can just tell they are excited to go to work in the morning. The programs seem like they are innovative and effective- helping youth through many different aspects of getting an internship that puts them... more »

  Seven H. wrote:

Being a BTNY school-year tutor as well as a program intern has been an amazing opportunity and experience for me. The students are hardworking, dedicated, and intelligent. Going into each session on Mondays and Wednesdays are the best part of... more »

  pesutm33 wrote:

Phi Eta Sigma is a great honor society that offers leadership and volunteering programming at the local, regional, and national level, as well as an opportunity to apply for scholarships as well! more »

  Paul wrote:

BizWorld was awesome. I taught the program to a class of 4th graders at Strawberry Elementary in Marin. The students really enjoyed learning about entreprenueship, and how to manage their company finances. And they made a real profit on the sale of their... more »

  Trustme12121212 wrote:

Be careful of this organization. This organization is a scam. What organization has a different scam every few months? Most of the items received to support the public are in-kind dontations. They are always finding new ways to get money from sponsors.... more »

  Curtis D.2 wrote:

This is such a great organization. They help the community youth in finding meaning in their lives as well as feeding countless under privileged families! I give ever year to help them help others! more »

  Concerned Parent wrote:

A bit of a misrepresentation is presented in the 2008 Form 990. On page 24, where a description of the program is required, the following is indicated among its 'noteworthy accomplishments: "received funding and local agreement to establish after school... more »

  nmorristeacher wrote:

I'm a middle school teacher in the process of learning about NYCUDL. In an effort to learn more about what they do and how they do it, my colleague and I attended a middle school debate camp last week. Wow. NYCUDL had a wonderful debate mentorship program... more »

  Joe B. wrote:

This is an international high school student exchange organization. I have hosted three student through this agency, and I can't say enough good things about them. Everyone I've ever dealt with at iE have been just fantastic, and the kids I've hosted... more »

  Kay02062014 wrote:

I Am That Girl Mentoring Foundation is a foundation like no other. This foundation is a game changer for many young ladies from ages 8-18. It’s also a sisterhood. This foundation helps with self esteem, boost self confidence and self love. It also helps... more »

  Mekkadh wrote:

Winning Experiences has truly changed our lives , giving families an opportunity to have winning experiences together, exploring and learning about our country ,and visiting many historical sites. This is not just an organization this is a family of love... more »

  zariagriff wrote:

Being apart of this organization is extremely rewarding. Not only was the learning a one on one session, but it was also at a pace and level of my understanding. I am getting the help I need to feel completely prepared for the upcoming school year. more »

  bernard.luksich wrote:

I have been working with the International Cultural Exchange for a number of years. I have also supported them financially over the years. The work and impact this organization has is amazing. By putting together local families with international students... more »

  amouton wrote:

Artsplosions is a wonderful Enrichment Camp for the youth. They have awesome programs such as, helping kids start a business, excel in sports, and also grow a garden. If you are looking for a place for your child to flourish Artsplosions is a perfect... more »

  wickedbubbles wrote:

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  rgopaul wrote:

CBOB does more than just create awareness about the social injustices children face around the world. CBOB provides the opportunities for anyone to go on a Bound for Peace service trip. more »

  Cdh_123 wrote:

This organization is amazing! It gives high school students the chance to thrive in the debate community. I have volunteered with the Houston UDL for the past four years. Each time I work with new students they are so excited to compete and challenge... more »

  Christina C.16 wrote:

Christina Clark provided a Stem activity for the Manassas-Woodbridge Chapter of Jack and Jill age group 3rd to 5th graders on 3/13/21. She was wonderful. Before the activity began, she maintained contact with the me and described so many activities that... more »

  lifesupport wrote:

This Foundation helps medical,dental and nursing students at OHSU make their way through the cost of obtaining a degree. Support with housing close to campus is one of the hallmarks of H.O.O.F. Students with a genuine need and the desire to graduate... more »

  Vangie C. wrote:

An amazing organization that outreaches to at risk youth and has continued to create a safe for LGBTQ youth since 1992. I am proud to be a Board Member of this organization and the work it continues to do. more »

  Writer wrote:

Wingspan helped me start a TEDx program at my high school. While it sounds simple, I was looking for leadership opportunities but didn't know where to start. Wingspan helped break down complicated processes like the TEDx Manual and how to obtain funding.They... more »

  valvarez81412 wrote:

We heard about the muindi summer program through a family member. My daughter has not been around many children due to Covid and being the only young child in the family. We thought this would be fun for her. The first few weeks were hard. She would cry... more »

  dayb3 wrote:

Great organization that has been doing great things in my community. They even helped a famlily member of mine by raising funds to send our family to Disney after my aunt passed away. more »

  drdan wrote:

The Board of Directors hired incompentent Executive Directors to run the organizatioan During THE TIME FRAME OF 1999-2001 AND ONE OF THE executive directors was stealing from the orgnization by writing checks to himself with no back up documents to support... more »

  lizk826 wrote:

I worked with this organization for 2 years and I believe its a terrific program. I actually worked with just one student for those two years, giving us the opportunity to bond and grow our relationship. Essentially, it provides students with the tools... 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 »

  Chenoah27 wrote:

When my son was four, I was able to purchase a computer, thanks to your organization. I didn't want him to be left behind, even though we were poor. I was in my early 40s and I wasn't very computer literate myself, so we learned together. I have bought... more »

  Lilypits wrote:

An amazing thing happens to the students of Anh Linh school. My husband visited the school, and we are now sponsoring a boy. Wonderful people in Vietnam, many living in destroyed lands. more »

  chiara_fichtler wrote:

Exceptional live sessions, enriching and thoughtful video courses, nice people and overall a wonderful experience to learn, grow and develop with NET Training Institute Inc.Thanks to everyone and for everything! I appreciate your hard work and... more »

  HigherEducationProfessional wrote:

Collegiate Empowerment is not what I would consider a true nonprofit and its services are dismal. The organization charges $2,500 at a 2-hour minimum for speaking at a college/high school; it's revenue is provided by people (like a nonprofit) but only... more »

  defrees wrote:

Destination Imagination's stated goals are to teach creativity, problem solving, and teamwork. While it does these three things well, what it really does is empower young people. It gives them the confidence needed to try untested solutions to problems,... more »

  SynCore2022 wrote:

This nonprofit is really working to address two problems all at once. The shortage in the medical field and giving youth a better life. more »

  jazz1004 wrote:

We’ve belonged to the Grand Junction Gem and Mineral Club for about 4 years now and couldn’t have found a better organization to belong to. The clubs’ purpose is educational and social promoting earth sciences. They hold 2 meetings a month throughout... 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 »

  broken2bhealed wrote:

Boys 2 Men Girls 2 Women is an amazing organization that is helping at risk children in our community. The outpouring of love that they give to the community in their shoe drive and other campaigns just puts a million smiles on children. This is one organization... more »

  SchoolMarm wrote:

The Homosassa Civic Club has dedicated over 50 years to promoting the well-being of Old Homosassa and the surrounding area. Their newest project, the Homosassa Learning Center, is a tremendous asset to the community, young and old alike. more »

  valpostudent wrote:

President Alexander Uryga is a crook. He would sell the shirt off of your back if it meant him getting anywhere further in his own personal gains. more »

  marydoyle wrote:

Resurrection Catholic School is a vibrant and safe school. The education and support given to the students and their families is outstanding. There is genuine care for each student 's progress in education, spirituality and community service. The school... more »

  Cinzi Lavin wrote:

I'm so proud to serve on the NCTA board of directors. Our work helps bring tennis into the lives of low-wealth children and provides opportunities for good health and good sportsmanship. Off the courts, there is a lot of behind-the-scenes work that goes... more »

  erivera39 wrote:

MANA de San Diego was established over 26 years ago. In that time, Latina women have come together to support each other as minority group. We do so by supporing a) professional women through our Latina Sucess Conference, Networking Mixers and quarterly... more »

  mfree888 wrote:

Simply sharing a wonderful experience with Omics Live. There platform is to provide Internship opportunity programs to high school and college students. We believe a great opportunity to support the youth allowing for participation directly with the students... more »

  literacyelf wrote:

I first started working with this group as part of a day of service to celebrate MLK's birthday. It is an all-volunteer group with no paid staff which means I get to share a good experience with fellow volunteers. If you care about early literacy or are... 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 »

  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 »

  waggles wrote:

This organization provides immediate help to families with children enrolled in Maury County Schools. No child should have to go to school and wonder where he or she will sleep at night. There is no wait until Tuesday or get in line for food. They... more »

  Michelle2267 wrote:

There is money being donated without proper IRS documentation, fundraiser prizes are not distributed as advertised, monies raised for one thing then are being allocated elsewhere, and the staff are required to sign non-disclosure agreements regarding... more »

  Barb T. wrote:

Red Means Stop has been there for me since my son was hit and killed by a red light runner. Traffic safety awareness is very important to save lives. My involvement is done to honor the memory of my son, Michael Allanson, so hopefully, we touch the... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great Grant program! The Adopt a Grant program gives back to all campus' in FISD! more »

  UnhappyLaramie wrote:

Let me start by saying that if I could rate this event lower than one star I would. The problem I have is with how they awarded the prizes. I learned that the person that won the vehicle also won a plat screen tv. After a prize is awarded their name should... more »

  Karen_K2 wrote:

Last year in the US, people spent more than US $13 billion at retail stores between Black Friday, a popular shopping day - the day after Thanksgiving, and the following Monday - Cyber Monday) when many retailers feature online sales. Black Friday and... more »

  DougSend2 wrote:

Over the years we have hosted a total of six exchange students, five of these we hosted through Ayusa. We reluctantly continued to use Ayusa because we were already established with them. However, we will not use them again. In general, our hosting... more »

  tishg12 wrote:

I am having a great experience working with The NOVA Bulls Organization. From my first introduction to DeMarcus and Alora Henry I have been impressed. The organization is really passionate about serving the community and empowering youth through basketball... more »

  Kara13 wrote:

I directed a small student-run community service organization while an undergraduate student at Harvard. The program was affiliated with PBHA, a tremendous professional service behemoth outside of the University itself (let them explain it -- I will... more »

  Marnie wrote:

I have been involved with this program one way or another since I was a child. My mother (Lyn McNaught) spent over 30 years as executive director of this program at the New Canaan Country School in New Canaan, CT. I worked there as a counselor as a teenager... more »

  Trainer44 wrote:

This organization has helped me and over 700 others with the providing of computers to those unable to acquire them by other means. They also have recycled those computers though certified Microsoft methods to keep them from the junk heap. They give... more »

  drakem121 wrote:

I gave to KonnectAmerica and was excited to learn that all of my donation assisted a student. Recently, I learned of their initiative to aid student affected by Hurricane Harvey. These children need to return to as much normalcy as possible. My donations... more »

  jessoftherose wrote:

HSC has supported my goals throughout my undergraduate and graduate career. HSC has enabled me to achieve these goals through it's leadership programming, support, and amazing network of professionals and resources. My success as a student, leader, and... more »

  Ryan D. C. wrote:

Dr. Christopher has been such a driving force for STEM education in the Grand Rapids area and there's nothing more powerful than accessible education. I can't recommend STEM Greenhouse highly enough! more »

  charles06 wrote:

The idea of free tutoring with Iridium Tutoring is wonderful, and it benefits our communities greatly! more »

  GatheringofStyles wrote:

A 501c company that empowers the next generation to defend themselves. It was said to me "Not all kids are book smart, some are made to be warriors"! A great program for each State. A program to keep your kids on the right path. An awesome... more »

  Joseph57 wrote:

Sarasota Young Voices is a community children's choir for school aged singers in Sarasota, Bradenton and surrounding communities. SYV was founded in 2007, and has quickly grown into one of Florida's best children's choruses, receiving critical acclaim... more »

  Jenny N. wrote:

The White Bear Lake Area Educational Foundation exists to enhance our district's ability to provide excellence in education for ALL students. One of our heartfelt programs is the Angel Fund. 600 families in our district have been helped by the Angel... more »

  holly_volunteer wrote:

Surviving SCA is an extraordinary nonprofit with a mission that tugs at your heartstrings. Their story, rooted in a life-altering experience, fuels their relentless efforts to raise awareness and improve survival rates for sudden cardiac arrest (SCA).... more »

  xxl144630 wrote:

I have attended 3 DFW Chinese New Year Celebration Gala organized by CSSAT. The shows were fantastics with lots of students performances from UTD, SMU, UTA, UNT, Baylor and etc. I also went to their Halloween party in 2016 and career fairs in 2017. Thanks... more »

  BigSportsFan wrote:

The Most Awesome museum I have ever been to! The spinning top factory is amazing! You must go see this exhibit if you are there! My favorite place to go when I am in the Windy City! It is not inexpensive to go to this museum but it is definitely... more »

  Tiffany F.1 wrote:

Clarke County Choir Boosters Association is a group of students & parents dedicated to the education & growth of the Choir students in Clarke County Virginia. They have monthly meetings throughout the School year & events to raise funds to assist in the... more »

  Karla D. wrote:

The interview on the Acts of Kindness hour with Shelly Anderson was incredible! (www.hayhouseradio.com) It was inspiring and very informative. As a San Francisco resident, it is very heartening to know you are getting your voice and mission heard by... more »

  Forgetit wrote:

I do not like the lack of clarity about the additional fees that are charged to make a credit card gift, especially when you are also asked if you'd like to make an additional gift. It feels creepy and dishonest. If I didn't respect the work of the... more »

  lighthead wrote:

This guy Mr. Stanley Morgan is a fraud, DO NOT TRUST THIS GUY. He actually works for a cereal plant (General Mills) and have absolutely no idea how to build wealth for anyone. THIS GUY IS BAD NEWS more »

  mobileUser653021 wrote:

Be the light has incredible teachers who encourage others to learn more about speech and debate. As experienced debaters, they also give quality feedback. more »

  Chris65 wrote:

Friends of Project 10 has been a large part of my success. Between creating a safe space for LGBTQ youth to have their own "Gay Prom," awarding high school seniors with scholarships for furthering their education (who have contributed in some way to the... more »

  Maria Andrea P. wrote:

A great organization that gives opportunities to gifted children who need quality educational programs to enjoy with other gifted children. more »

  NorthDakotaKid wrote:

UND's Mortar Board has a long history of discrimination. This group qualifies members based on GPA (which is shared without a student's permission), then membership is decided by a vote of current members - without the members ever being introduced to... more »

  Jendresak wrote:

In the summer of 2002, I started an alternative troops to teacher to administrator certification program sponsored by the Chicago Public Schools. Over the next 3 years, I completed 90 graduate hours to earn the credentials to serve as an educator. The... more »

  den3 wrote:

5 goals in 4 days that will impact the next 4 years that will impact the next 40 years of the lives of young men and women coming from a low-economic background! amazing people, amazing inspirations. more »

  Brenda110 wrote:

Es un ejemplo a nivel internacional. Sigan adelante. Bendiciones :) more »

  nshah wrote:

This is a 100% volunteer run organization. They help close to 9,000 school age children in the Denver Metro area by providing food on Fridays. This helps eliminates weekend hunger in low income children. If you have a chance check them in action on Friday... more »

  Nicole59 wrote:

I am deeply encouraged by the vision and mission of Big Mouth Presentations. I am so grateful we have an organization who upholds character and integrity and is excited to teach this to our children. I have been overwhelmed to see the countless positive... more »

  Barna3015 wrote:

This New York society used to be a premier organization for finance professionals. Unfortunately, it has been in decline for a decade or more and it continues in a slow, spiralling descent into what I believe will be eventual obscurity. Membership numbers... more »

  percyedmunds wrote:

Awesome people to work . I volunteered for a project which is on going in Ghana_-Clinic for the less privileged in the deprived communities more »

  Mikey3 wrote:

I utilized the services of Launch when I was in high school and it greatly affected the leader I am today! They host a summer leadership workshop every summer that is an incredible affordable overnight 'camp' that legitmately makes positive changes in... more »

  Carole48 wrote:

As a former school district employee, I became interested in the 622 Education Foundation when it was developed in 1996. Their goal is to make educational opportunities available for all students in the North St. Paul-Maplewood-Oakdale public schools.... more »

  annebatzer wrote:

The Makena Children's Foundation is a true labor of love. In its sixteen year history of educating deserving Kenyan students, no American working for the Foundation has ever taken a salary or stipend. All are volunteers. Overhead is very low because... more »

  ras200 wrote:

I met the director of the program at an economic conference in Puerto Rico; where the speakers discussed about the socioeconomic deterioration of the island's conditions and the short-term myopic policies that were doing little to soothe concerns about... more »

  Kara13 wrote:

Excellence for Detroit is a small, infant nonprofit focused on preparing Detroit high schoolers to gain admission to college, pay for it, and succeed once on campus. In order to enhance the participants' ability to get in to and graduate from an institution... more »

  aishui wrote:

THT is a organization run by resourceful youth working to spread STEM education, focusing on women, as they recieve less opportunities globally. Furthermore, THT supports basic needs such as food, water, and more. They conduct their awareness campaigns... more »

  Tweety32856 wrote:

Gabriel's WIng went above and beyond what I expected. They helped me find housing as well as a career. They also taught me how to make my money stretch :) more »