Find Support Nonprofits and Charities

  Melendy L. wrote:

I heard about "A place called home" from a friend of mine who volunteered the year before during prom season. I was impressed by the mission of the charity and was eager to contribute my time. When i arrived the staff was very welcoming and friendly.... more »

  SusanK wrote:

Hope Stone is a gem! It is an excellent arts institute and provides an empowering atmosphere for children/youth, offering dancing, drumming, musical theater. Teachers are very talented artists who work well with children. Classes are given in a non-competitive... more »

  Yuli25 wrote:

I am really happy to be part of No Limits as a parent and to get help in different areas that my dauther needs. My dauther Jazmin has a profound hearing lost and I got help from this center. We come 2 times a week and I really think that they want the... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is a great service, help, encouragement and pretty accessories for women undergoing chemo. They kindly sent a well thought out parcel containing a suite of coordinated hats, scarf, costume jewellery and messages of hope to my sister. The uplift... more »

  artslover1 wrote:

I was reminded how spectacular the New Victory Theater is and why I’m so devoted to it —this past Saturday I took our boys to a Tony Award winning Broadway show for which I paid $116 per ticket. While it was entertaining, I have found performances... more »

  Robert G T. wrote:

I never understand sobriety until I received the tender stories and community of the Live and Let Live Alano Club more »

  staceed wrote:

I have been a Volunteer and now a Manager for this national organization for 9 years. We are always amazed at how far we can make limited resources go. We can reach 50 deployed service members for just $30 and some donated supplies. $3,000 will send... more »

  tristrambryan wrote:

Corinth Hist Soc has a beautiful 2-story museum located in the old Grange Hall, Main St, Corinth. It is open summers on Wednesdays 2pm- 7pm and certain other days as scheduled. A wide variety of displays illustrate life as it was once lived using actual... more »

  PSY123 wrote:

I am a mother of 5 beautiful children and my husband recently disabled. Things got tough very suddenly and I needed help. Canpaign for mothers assisted me in many ways. They helped me financially as well as with baby items. You are amazing! Thank you... more »

  jean@heritance.org wrote:

Hello, My name is Jean Bermon, I' m a french architect traveling right now in the Chiapas (Mexico) for Heritance. Here is an overview of my work with the Museum of Costumes funded in San Cristobal by Sergio Castro, an agricultural engineer, dedicated... more »

  2017 wrote:

i started to volunteer in this organization since 2018, it is great organization helps street children, orphans and single women in Rwanda, its change many lives of people need in community of Rwanda, it is good organization to partner with. Thank you... more »

  Meg M. wrote:

MUST programs, designed for tough times, are extremely cost-effective, as we constantly weight cost-of-service against impact. We emphasize teacher training as well as providing teaching artists, and we avoid “break-out” classes, which can be more... more »

  Patricknkilana23 wrote:

This organization is simply wonderful. Their heart is in giving back to the community and that is exactly their purpose and their plan. Whether you're a long-time member, a newbie or just an occasional guest to their charitable events...everyone makes... more »

  clifflund wrote:

This is a fine organization dedicated to providing support to Minnesota Community theatres by annually providing an outlet for peer review and providing a setting for any theastre to show its wares. In odd numbered years a one hour play festival is sponsored... more »

  luckywhip wrote:

I love this place!! They are the best dance studio around Orange County. Theey are the only studio in the area that is mainly adults and classes for adults. It's great to take classes with other adults and have teachers who care and are knowledgeable. more »

  FrankTG wrote:

The Florida Singing Sons Boychoir (FSSB) is an ensemble of young men's voices with at least one section comprised of unchanged voices. As a community-based music education program regardless of religious, social, cultural or financial background,... more »

  bobmcinnes wrote:

InCollaboration Incorporated together with its production unit, the Readers Theatre Workshop, is among the most honored of arts education organizations. Among Our Many Honors and Awards: The New York State Music Fund / Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors,... more »

  Annie44 wrote:

Designs for Dignity is making an immense impact in the Chicago land area utilizing the power of design to creates spaces of hope and solace for those experiencing life's greatest challenges. D4D has impacted 200,000 in Chicago and is expanding to other... more »

  Skye C. wrote:

I deeply value creativity, education, and diversity because I believe that they are important elements of a healthy society; supporting a strong democracy. Ninth Street Media Consortium is an extraordinary example of how a facility can embody these values.... more »

The pittsburg arts & community foundation's mission is to lessen the burden of the local government and improve the quaility of... more »

To provide funding for choral music education, and promoting and improving choral music in iowa and directly benefit the objectives... more »