Find Technology Nonprofits and Charities

  richardmathews wrote:

How do we raise the next generation of leaders in science and technology? It is important to have the general population informed about issues related to science, but we also need top people to form the foundation of our science program. The latter is... more »

  kathleenbethel wrote:

SSP is responsible for my daughter's success and for me not paying a dime for her college education! It all started when she was 13 years old and won a trip to Washington D.C. through one of the SSP programs to encourage interest in research. The excitement... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... more »

  AngelaDavison wrote:

FIRST speaks in a powerful voice to the best and brightest students, letting them know that their interest in science and technology is a good thing. FIRST provides an safe environment that fosters, encourages, and frankly celebrates this interest. ... more »

  hoatzin wrote:

This is the 3rd summer my now 13 year old son has attended the Miller Institute Summer camp. My son loves the technical content and depth and highly respects the knowledge of the camp leaders. As a result, we donated funds to enable another child... more »

  VolunteerD wrote:

Volunteering through PMD has been a fantastic experience for me. I have attended several projects and all have been very fulfilling. What I like most about volunteering with PMD is the diversity of the projects and people you are able to help. I have... more »

  lauriekipp wrote:

This is a phenomenal group to work with. Providing educational opportunities and community outreach to people, this organization exceeds all expectations. It is serious work to bring attention to our fragile ecosystem and they hit the mark. Fishinars,... more »

  amystone31 wrote:

This organization does everything possible to help stranded marine mammals up and down the central coast of California. I had the wonderful opportunity of spending all my Saturdays for almost 5 years working with elephant seals, sea lions, fur seals,... more »

  Writer wrote:

The mission of Save the Water™ is to conduct water research to identify toxic chemicals harmful to humans, animals, and the environment; to find methods to eliminate the toxins and improve the quality of drinking water; and to apply this research towards... more »

  Robin106 wrote:

I am a new volunteer but I have been following their work through facebook and they are an amazing group of dedicated volunteers educating the public, with amazing programs for school children and they save entangled whales. more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  holm15es wrote:

What a wonderful organization that encourages young people to learn more about robotics and rocketry, which includes the STEM initiatives. Their summer Camp is well run with knowledgeable staff. There are daily field trips to appreciate the "behind... more »

  Ann Danner wrote:

I'm a long-time board member of RAFT, having heard of the idea when Mary Simon first thought of starting a nonprofit that would enable teachers to use materials from community businesses to implement hands-on math, science and art projects in their classrooms.... more »

  cwillen wrote:

Cultural Heritage Imaging (CHI) is a great nonprofit organization that works with archivists, conservation experts, museums, archaeologists, state, national, and international park staff, scholars, and dedicated individuals to develop and implement digital... more »

  mini1 wrote:

AWIS is an organization dedicated to raising the status of women in science and bringing more women into the science field. The organization is extremely useful to facilitate networks among female scientists. Scientists aren't usually outgoing so AWIS... more »

  josiah-stevenson-iv wrote:

The Institute for the Preservation of Medical Tradition (IPMT) serves a unique role in medical research: uncovering, organizing and making available to modern medicine ancient knowledge and therapies developed since the dawn of human history. The founders... more »

  Mark101 wrote:

I participated in the first year of the program, in 1984. The Center's Research Science Institute program has made a big difference in my career path. I believe strongly in this program, and have personally donated more than $50,000 to the Center's endowment.... more »

  diana loo wrote:

My son started learning to program in JAVA at Wintriss Technical Schools (WTS) 3 years ago, in 8th grade. What began as something "just for fun" quickly became a life path for him. He has learned how to program well, earning a 5 out of 5 on the AP Computer... more »

  Justin Reilly wrote:

Just a couple of years after its founding, WPI is the clear world leader in the science of neuro-immune diseases including ME. They were founded with a $5M donation from the Whittemore family, whose daughter Andrea suffers from ME. They do incredible... more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter was in the most recent batch of high school students selected for the internship program. She was really looking forward to it. The program started off ok with regular meetings but soon deteriorated. No responses to questions. No real workshops... more »

  charles4 wrote:

Earth Force is a wonderful organization that investing in our nation's youth. Earth Force gives youth the tools they need to make a change in thier communtiies. Earth Force does a wonderful job with working with teachers, students, schools, and other... more »

  Coqwa wrote:

We worked with Richard and Rosalie to install mycofiltration bags along a very polluted stretch of a local creek in conjunction with high school students doing riparian planting. Richard and Rosalie are very knowledgeable, brought everything we needed... more »

  Kathi14 wrote:

CRF is the largest nonprofit in the world exclusively dedicated to funding research for a cure and supporting all those affected by CHM. Celebrating 20 years of service in 2020! more »

  Jason915 wrote:

As an un-paid volunteer, I have spent time at the Stroud Center doing stream monitoring with the lab assistants. I continue to be impressed by their knowledge of a stream's eco-system and its importance to our way of life. The Stroud Center does freshwater... more »

  Janice M. R. wrote:

Wow! What a beautiful experience for the children, their mentors, the ocean and future Generations. This Camp is well-organized, conscious, supervized and informative! The children were engaged and eager! I appreciate their leadership program for older... more »

  Catharina wrote:

We cannot continue to live in comfort on our planet, while our brothers and sisters are in poverty, unsafe and without education. We have a strong obligation to uplift those in need. The time has come to be proactive. ... more »

  Lelania wrote:

The International Association for Near Death Studies website (www.IANDS.org) is the place to visit if you have had a Near Death Experience (NDE) or if you want reliable information about NDEs. IANDS is the oldest and largest organization devoted to... more »

  jc1208 wrote:

AISES is the best non-profit organization in North America! They have and continue to provide a community and space for Indigenous students in STEM. Through the National Conferences, Leadership Summits, Regional Conferences, Networking events and College... more »

  Bonnie68 wrote:

Plastic Ocean Project, Inc (POP) started in 2008 as a graduate student thesis project in Wilmington, NC. After traveling nearly 10,000 nm and witnessing the proliferation of plastic in some of the most remote places on the planet, a small group of volunteers... more »

  EAST Initiative wrote:

The EAST Initiative is a quality, STEM education organization that has impacted not only students, but communities across the nation. EAST students are bright, innovative and ready to take on real-world challenges through critical thinking and focus on... more »

  simpona-fotsy wrote:

I have been very impressed with the growth of CPALI over the years. This is probably no surprise to people familiar with it's founder, Dr. Cay Craig, a brilliant scientist in her own right. She has worked tirelessly in difficult conditions to help local... more »

  CarolDunbar wrote:

We had 3 Scientists arrive early, set up and put on an amazing hands-on, interactive Science Night at our school. They were prepared, professional and really showed their passion for teaching science. We have worked with other science organizations... more »

  jennkass wrote:

MATHCOUNTS has been apart of my life since I was a little girl. My dad was a math teacher. He believed everyone could do math and math was everywhere. He loved sharing problem solving skills and coaching students for math competitions especially MATHCOUNTS.... more »

  hamptonsurfer wrote:

These folks serve a critical role in this area and they do so in a friendly and professional manner. By allowing the public to participate in releases my children have learned about our local Marine Mammals. I once had to call these folks to... more »

  Veronica22 wrote:

While looking for volunteer work, I came across a number of similar groups, CRESLI was the first to respond with a detailed email clearly indicating what would be expected of the volunteers. I have been a volunteer for a few years now, and have... more »

  danielorrs wrote:

I started my involvement with Iridescent about a year ago by helping out a friend as she taught a Family Science Session to elementary school students. I had a great time and was able to get involved in my Fall semester, taking a course at USC, AME 490... more »

  Limitless8 wrote:

Volunteered to help out at their camp it was very organized and professional.They went the extra mile to make sure campers were safe and social distancing all well running a successful and educational camp.Coaches being current and former... more »

  jennyyang wrote:

Treobytes was an incredible experience for me. We got to do lots of fun things like control a robot we made, and it was great for all students involved. The staff especially were very kind and great towards us. I would recommend this to anyone looking... more »

  BotsBob wrote:

I’ve been working as a board member with The Community Bots for the past four years and I’m excited about the mission and the work they accomplish to help young aspiring women in underserved communities around the world. They work hard to provide... more »

  Ocean444 wrote:

The work they do is vital to our oceans, they connect people to nature and build a bridge between awareness and action. Not many other nonprofits focus on behavior change, so I am thankful for their dedication. They also run the only global sea turtle... more »

  JoshuaC wrote:

Nothing but good things to say about this team, they have been amazing to work with since we first started planning out the business, and I can't wait to see what else we can get done. I've enjoyed being a board member as being able to look over and help... 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 »

  DJones55 wrote:

They Rock! They have given Millions of Dollars in research money to finding a cure and enhancing the lives of Individuals with AS. Whenever I have a problem I can call them and find support. I've been participating in their walks and they are a blast,... more »

  gary-nashif wrote:

Our company is in the Technology Staffing Business. Even in times of high unemployment, we have that their is a 20% shortage of technology workers. Our economic future depends on the young people coming out of college with technology and engineering... more »

  jwhit1989 wrote:

I love the work that ACT does to protect our global environment and natural resources. At the rate that deforestation is taking place, we depend on organizations such as these to go to bat to preserve nature's beauty more »

  Kathleen A. wrote:

Orca Network works daily to keep us updated on our wonderful J, K and L pods of Orcas--it is like having a little window into their world. I am so thankful that Orca Network informs about the past wrongs that we have inflicted on these Orcas, advocates... more »

  BPowell1980 wrote:

Reach for the Stars does amazing work. I watched as they gave a young lady a telescope, her and her adopted mom and sister began to cry because the family didn't have much. This young lady had a passion for the Stars and Kira and Carlos allowed her... more »

  dasmanin wrote:

Someone once told me that 80% of kids that live within 20 miles of the beach in inner city Los Angeles have never visited the ocean. Fishing can be an expensive hobby. And it can be daunting when you don't have a parent or guardian to show you the ropes... more »

  Kevin_M wrote:

Amazing group of people using facts to help understand the vital role sharks play in the ecosystem. SRI uses education in a variety of countries to help promote shark awareness and how best to manage the variety of species in the ocean. This... more »

  scvignes wrote:

The President of the Louisiana Technology Council, Mark Lewis, is constatntly contacted by candidates who are seeking positions in the technology fields. These candidates may be considering relocating to Louisiana, initially entering the workforce, totally... more »

  deethyareddyy wrote:

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

  oilers wrote:

ISA has been an important part of my life when I first out of college, and later as an opportunity to network and take a leadership role within both ISA and my own company. The story I will share is that someone invited me to to be a part of ISA Houston... more »

  Patriotsupporter wrote:

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

  ddj1201 wrote:

Headwaters Science Institute is an absolutely amazing nonprofit to be part of, whose message strongly resonates with me. They provide a high-quality science experience to the younger generations in a country that continues to neglect the needs for a high... more »

  Barbara wrote:

We were so glad to have Sarah Egolf speak at the F. E. Warren AFB Women's History Month Tea. Many people commented on how interesting her talk was to them and that they were very enlightened by her speech. Sarah is indeed a very knowledgeable and personable... more »

  jared3 wrote:

After bringing the BioBus to my school for a week and seeing the excitement it gave to my students I was committed to getting more involved in this project. Since that visit I have joined the BioBus's board of directors and helped to develop its science... more »

  alicia5 wrote:

Dudley Observatory has tought me values about lfe and what I want to do with my future. Some nights we were in SPAC showing the public practically anything they wanted see through our telescopes and some nights we were setting up tables at various locations... more »

  drbillc wrote:

CSSP is an organization dedicated to science, education and their use for advancement of our economy and environment. Elected Presidents from organizations representing all fields of the physical, biological and ecological sciences (and hundreds of thousands... more »

  kate10 wrote:

The Anita Borg Institute has touched me in many ways over the past few years and provided me with priceless opportunities to grow professionally as a Computer Scientist and also to expand my network. I have had the opportunity to travel, speak at conferences,... more »

  vemacshane wrote:

They have sone nifty tools and apps that are of great use to researchers as well as public. Their CancerStop app in Google Playstore is a gem. They are currently aiming to create a unique information resource for SARS-CoV-2 as well. This organization... more »

  Jessicavela wrote:

The downtown tour was very educational and entertaining! This was our first night out in El Paso and the tour was a great way to learn about the town's history and culture. My husband and I plan on attending future tours to other locations :) ***... more »

  Alfonso G. wrote:

Great team dedicated to the support of tech development and teaching throughout the world using the F# language! more »

  KTorguson wrote:

I have worked with Oak Crest for almost a year and I'm impressed by the standards to which they hold their students, their collaborators and themselves. Encouragement of and collegiality toward their students, wrapped in the context of hands-on research,... more »

  bubbat wrote:

I have known Dr. Caryn Self-Sullivan for a number of years as she performed her doctoral research on manatees in Belize. Caryn also started a number of years ago a fine organization, Sirenian International, which brought outreach and awareness of sirenian... more »

  jrpowers wrote:

IRI continues to amaze me for its disciplined thought in exploring new technical options. The US will only remain competitive in the coming decades if it can maintain its competitive technical edge and this will be an increasingly difficult challenge.... more »

  dkurnick wrote:

I have been working at the Academy for about 4 years and I have had a great experience doing so. I started volunteering in the Outside-In (the childrens' nature museum) when I was 12, started in the Live Animal Center when I was 13, and began working... more »

  Bhakti Niskama Shanta wrote:

All Glories to Sri Guru and Sri Gauranga. This is a place for nourishing one's true self under the expert guidance of Sripad Bhakti Madhava Puri Maharaja, Ph.D. by practically engaging in one's own constitutional activity of serving and glorifying... more »

  rostafnk wrote:

During a professional lull I followed my curiosity for sustainable living, NGO development, and culture to Long Way Home in Guatemala. Despite my plan to move about the region I spent the entirety of my 3.5 months working with LWH. During this time I... more »

  wearevertheweather wrote:

I am always thirsting for knowledge, so I love to visit museums, especially new and interesting ones. Originally there to do research for my website WeareverTheWeather.com, I was very pleasantly surprised with my experience. The amount of information... more »

  andreask wrote:

Sunwork is an incredible organization that is putting solar on rooftops and is also training people how to do this important work. Sunwork makes renewable energy work for those people and communities that aren't supported by traditional solar installers.... more »

  Mel H. wrote:

Education in Science and Technology are the keys to America's future and that means we have to start with the youngest members of our nation! That's exactly what Sarasota Florida's GWIZ Science Museum does everyday. The Museum is chalk full of "hands... more »

  Meemshigg wrote:

As soon as I learned about AARO I was interested in donating funds and following it's growth and impact on educating the public about how to help prevent Alzheimer disease. The concept of starting the prevention early by changing one's diet... more »

  Karmen Lemke wrote:

The Einstein Project is a nonprofit organization partnering with schools and communities to provide leadership and support for science education in Wisconsin. The Project offers 41 inquiry-based science units, developed by the Smithsonian Institution... more »

  Sherie61 wrote:

Working with and for "CEDO Intercultural" is a joy and an honor. for 35 years, the founders (Rick & Peggy Boyer) have focused on collaborative, cooperative, inclusive conservation of the Northern Sea of Cortez, and their work is making a difference.... more »

  amellis wrote:

In a fragmented industry, NIBS is uniquely structured to bring together the diversity of leaders from across the built environment to tackle new, ubiquitous challenges. This includes resilience, use of convergent technologies, and much more. All viewpoints... more »

  darol wrote:

Robin discovered the cattle problem while studying for his masters degree in Animal Science at Hebrew University in Jerusalem. Israeli ranchers had cattle that did not fit the semi desert environment which lead to high losses and costs. Together with... more »

  nanabio wrote:

The Expanding Boundaries team is known for helping minority students study or work abroad. The team is made up of dedicated and knowledgeable members that will walk you through the study abroad process with ease. The organization also has a STEM exchange... more »

  JTC63 wrote:

As a volunteer, I have seen first hand the impact of getting today's technology into the hands of eager children. I have seen 50 fifth grade children be excited about working a new program on a computer that they new was their's to take home. Not one... more »

  matt-love wrote:

This is a great organization. It has a unique ability to facilitate multi-cultural collaboration on issues related to science and technology. The organization has an exceptional executive director and board. more »

  cbrahmandam wrote:

The most committed youngsters I have ever met. The rocus towards serving the community and spreading the STEM knowledge and the confidence with which they articulate the knowledge is inspiring. Kudos and keep doing it. more »

  mccumber1 wrote:

The Center for Cyber Safety and Education fills a critical educational need for elementary-aged children. These needs are being met by neither public nor private schools. Helping children understand the threats they face in cyberspace is as important... more »

  JackieBlue wrote:

NEXT.cc provides valuable tools for teachers and students that help student LEARN about over 250 different topics! Each subject area includes an introduction, terminology, activities, references to additional information, and a chance to test what's... more »

  SKrishna wrote:

I've worked for The Art of Problem Solving for a few years (as a faculty member with the BEAM summer program). BEAM students are smart, talented, creative, and brimming with talent! It is a pleasure to teach them year after year. The year-round BEAM staff... more »

  fieldworking wrote:

Earthwatch is a great organization to volunteer for and I hope to particpate in one of their volunteer research expeditions again (next summer). more »

  VolunteerYP wrote:

I am the founder and president of Empower and Connect, an organization I created to make a positive impact on both local and global communities. I highly recommend everyone to join us as we offer a variety of projects that not only assist underserved... more »

  jrgogo wrote:

TRI 's work and research projects has helped thousands of indidvuduals who are afflicted with addictions. Truly valuabe to the community. more »

  familyiseverything wrote:

Relentless Academy exceeded our families expectations. The program introduced our kids to multiple experiences they had never experienced before. Specifically, my kids enjoyed coding, gardening, and entrepreneurship enrichment activities. In addition... more »

  GoodFish13 wrote:

A wonderful organization actively involved in solving complex environmental issues. Dedicated to protecting and preserving native fish, wildlife and their habitats though science that works!! more »

  kb0qqw wrote:

Started with the group in 1990 as a high school student and have worked with Prof. Moravec since that time to not only help pass along my knowledge but also to help grow the organization so that future generations of students can be impacted by the program.... more »

  steelaster wrote:

Infectious diseases are disproportionately represented amongst resource-poor countries. If you're truly concerned about social justice, equality, and global health, this is a great organization to support. They do SO MUCH with their lean staff, really... more »

  Tesseract wrote:

I was super impressed by the amazing and dedicated team at Open Earth Foundation. They are definitely a top notch nonprofit dedicated to technology solutions that will help the world meet the Paris Agreement.Plus, their innovative NFT drop was so... more »

  celery wrote:

BeHASSTic is a great organization helping kids learning. It's amazing that Beatrice and the team at these ages can operate such a highly organized program. The tutors they recruit, the classes they offer, and the customer services they provide are all... more »

  pebelanger wrote:

I am a Ph.D. (Brown U, 1974) geologist and climate scientist that moved here 5 1/2 years ago. Sound Water Stewards, a non-profit established 1/1/2016, has an amazing 13 week professional training program modeled after the Master Gardener program. It's... more »

  sarah.vargas83 wrote:

I recently made a donation to Event Horizon Research and was pleased with the interaction. Supporting Event Horizon Research has been a positive experience, reinforcing my belief in the importance of their work. I recommend this organization to anyone... more »

  Kristy M wrote:

This organization is great for our local community and for the bigger environment. I'm very impressed with the staff: they are dedicated to working together with the community, rather than fighting against it. I also am 100% behind their strategies:... more »

  spacshelby wrote:

I am a proud AAPT member of 30 years. As a Physics educator, AAPT is the guardian for physics education around the globe. I have be active on the National, State, and local level providing and receiving valuable teacher training. This incredible... more »

  SpaceCowboy wrote:

I wish to remain anonymous for various reasons, however I feel that something should be said for the complete lack of professionalism within the organization. My wife and I have been long time donors, since the Sagan days, and always had a great relationship... more »

  patocka wrote:

As an advocate for the safe integration of transformative technology and society, the IEET is an essential nexus for distribution of knowledge, techno-progressive policy, and grass roots organizing. We live in an age of accelerating and disruptive... more »

  shannon3 wrote:

The Expanding Your Horizons network provides hands-on outreach to girls in the areas of Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics by engaging members of the professional community. It's incredibly motivating for girls to have the opportunity to... more »

  Lisa C. wrote:

AbleGamers is a nonprofit that I mostly interact with through Twitter and their website. There Twitter feed highlights interesting articles about gaming on other sites as well as letting me know about updates on their site as well. Plus, when I've message... more »

  fatmarauder wrote:

Shodor Education Foundation is the work of Dr. Robert M. Panoff. Bob has dedicated his life to education and mentoring in the sciences. He is an award winning physicist as well as a highly regarded educator. Shodor is built on the premise that doing good... more »

  philip2 wrote:

A first rate organisation. Knowledgeable, experienced and dedicated to the exploration and understanding of Libyan archaeology. I admire the energy and enthusiasm with which director, Noel Boaz, has overcome many challenges to make new discoveries and... more »

  Adam28 wrote:

The Coral Restoration Foundation is the only coral restoration program in the world that is truly fixing our depleted reefs. The organization has nearly 30,000 corals in the water, is working to protect and strengthen genetic diversity, which is critical... more »

  cwhit wrote:

I have seen HCA in actoon - i have watched and assissted in the building of banos for two families, observed classes in action and spent a lot of time in the community with volunters and residents of El Porvenir. HCA does many great things and is a great... more »

  DanFam wrote:

A terrific family experience. The kids were thrilled by the touch tank and aquariums. more »

  Whaleguy wrote:

I am a proud co-founder of this amazing organization, as well as an active Board Member and Lead Educator! In the past 9 years, DARLING CETACEANS has done more than anyone thought it could, and on a very limited budget. It has educated children & adults... more »

  RobertHarker wrote:

Women's Audio Mission or WAM is working to make the professional recording and sound engineering profession more women friendly. They are breaking down the barriers in the male dominated sound profession by empowering women with knowledge and skills. Their... more »

  jliz33 wrote:

For several years Project Tomorrow staff have collaborated with State Department of Education staff in their data collection initiative. Not only have they consulted with us as they craft each year's national survey, but they also work with us to analyze... more »

  shamira7 wrote:

Agroecology - In a world where land is overused, community members need to learn how to protect and rejuvenate their land, water and other natural resources. Heifer helps by teaching environmentally sound agricultural techniques. Animal Well-Being -... more »

  Tiziana S. wrote:

IEDRO is a small organization, run entirely by volunteers, that works to digitise old weather data before it is lost and is very worthy of supporting. Once reformatted, these data can be easily distributed to any interested party for use in various research... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  AES2 wrote:

Let me be clear: the turtle work you will be involved in is incredible. I worked as a research assistant at the Pacuare Project from April-August 2012. I led night patrols, PIT-tagged and skin-tagged leathbacks and greens, collected eggs, relocated... more »

  Writer wrote:

Where else can scientists, technologists, data scientists and data managers hang out together to move the whole world of science and data forward in ethical ways. It's a place where folks from government agencies, industry, academia, etc. get together... more »

  geverett wrote:

As a board member I have been able to see into this non-profit at a deeper level than most including their management and operations. I have been involved with this non-profit for several years and see it mature through some rocky times and can say... more »

  arenier wrote:

I finally found something worthwhile. I've never had the sense that what I was doing really mattered in the grand scheme of things until now. The work we're doing has the potential to really make a positive difference for this planet and its inhabitants.... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great place to learn more about amateur astronomy, whether you are just getting into the hobby or an advanced observer. You can be involved with public outreach, group trips to NE star parties, and share knowledge with other members! more »

  sarahepley wrote:

I have witnessed Project3R inspire students on field trips and unite communities towards a common cause. When attending cleanups, I have met incredible dedicated individuals who care about the planet and want to protect it. I have seen families, coworkers,... more »

  DaveN wrote:

I have followed Reasons to Believe for the past 20 years, received huge encouragement to my Christian faith from their staff and many resources. RTB specializes in showing how the latest scientific discoveries support the claims of the Christian Bible.... more »

  tertiushand wrote:

I was raised an evolutionist as if it were the only theory. I studied it in school, was accepted in my household. I never even considered questioning it until I read one of Dr. Morris's books.I was 17 years old when I first started questioning... more »

  danthewhaleman wrote:

CSI provides a path to really help whales and dolphins. There are no paid positions at CSI, an all-volunteer board ensures that 93% of your much appreciated donations support our very worthwhile programs. If you care about cetaceans and are... more »

  aks wrote:

This organization provides a great resource, particularly for nonprofits in the Pittsburgh area. The information for so many different services is in one location. For instance, I was looking for a comprehensive list of after school programs in the... more »

  windandsun wrote:

My company was a member for 3 years, but didn't renew this year because we couldn't justify the pricey dues. ACORE events were great in the beginning, but began to get stale, with the same (or similar) speakers saying the same things. President seems... more »

  Thorminator wrote:

This team offers incredible resources to change people's lives! Supported by Maria Escuela, this group goes out of their way not only to help their constituents, but also help make PPE in the US and even Afghanistan! I love this team as they... more »

  dab2036 wrote:

My child participated in the summer camp 2012. There were counselors that seemed to be better trained than others but those who were not left harmful marks. In my opinion and from what I observed, children at this camp should never be left to be supervised... more »

  czoethomas wrote:

Presently, I am working for Tier One Two Aspire Leap Inc., a non-profit organization that seeks to close the STEM proficiency gap in socioeconomically disadvantaged and minority communities by providing computer science education, training, and certification.... more »

  Daimeon wrote:

My spouse and I decided it was time to do our married planning. My mail to spyhackelite @gmail com made the process easy. He listened to me, what we wanted and made great recommendations on how we can best plan for the future. He explained in simple language... more »

  BensonJoe2 wrote:

I want to let the world know about Dr, Sam the Great spell caster that brought back my husband to me when I thought all hope was lost. Dr, Sam used his powerful spell to put a smile on my face by bringing back my man with his spell, at first I thought... more »

  jamesroe wrote:

The Alliance for Astronomy, Inc. is a Missouri non-profit founded in 2004 to promote interest, awareness and education in astronomy and related sciences. AfA started the Astronomical Society of Eastern Missouri in February 2005 as its primary outreach... more »

  papa wrote:

Fort Worth Tech guided our start up company in how to transform educational principles and a rudimentary educational technology into a company providing web-based training for students attending training programs in the health professions. We will be... more »

  greatgreat wrote:

I continue to be amazed by the outstanding work that EPIC does on privacy, one of the most important issues in our country today. Top tier policy analysis. Impactful cases. Powerful media and Internet presence. Brilliant campaigns. Clear focus on mission.... more »

  James K.4 wrote:

I want to help others; I have a passion for learning new things and have a BSBA Degree in Information systems with some CompTIA certifications and no hands-on experience. IT4Causes is an incredible non-profit that teaches its IT volunteers technical knowledge... more »

  swcon wrote:

Great organization with an impressive team that is dedicated to their mission. more »

  MattBille wrote:

"I’m a science and space writer in Colorado Springs, and I’d like to congratulate Kimberly Ray, Founder and CEO, for her efforts in education and conservation. She started with nothing but the desire to make a difference and has kept up the effort,... more »

  lindsaygo wrote:

I started as a volunteer 5 years ago and then was invited to become a board member a few years later. I've been passionate in supporting the mission of Ignite because: -it provides STEM education awareness and career opportunities to young girls and... more »

  RFLM_STEAM_8 wrote:

Our Town of Rincon, Puerto Rico want to Join the Fab Lab Foundation Mission from MIT. Creating the first Community STEAM FAB LAB Center to help them learn and access high tech machinery that will develop their crafting skills to improve their towns unique... more »

  svk123 wrote:

Wonderful school! They helped me as a Veteran to complete my Professional Mariner Training for FREE with the G.I. Bill. On campus housing, an entire fleet of training vessels, and quality instructors make this an enjoyable, fun, and highly sought after... more »

  bunnie2 wrote:

The Fascinating Learning Factory is dedicated to improving the quality of educational media for middle school ages and up. Their programs are engaging, fun and well researched. The productions are highly professional and 'broadcast quality'. They... 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 »

  s-grove wrote:

For a young nonprofit, The Society For Ocean Sciences has done amazing work. They have done educational programs for diverse groups of students - environmental science magnet programs, black high school and middle school students, and PreKindergartens.... more »

  anonymousaaa wrote:

The management has made it clear that any employee who raises concerns about ethical improprieties that are occurring at the company will be terminated. Senior level executives are compensated inappropriately for a charitable, nonprofit, tax-exempt organization... more »

  msilawalls wrote:

I’m an RN and single parent. I mistakenly transferred my rent payment to this company while completing a bank transfer. After contacting them to request the money be sent back, i was told no and to not contact them again. The moral standards by which... more »

  Pablo wrote:

I am a High School student and I won an award from this organization for doing an engineering project focused on making the environment cleaner and safer. This organization stands for a good cause and should continue to do their wonders. more »

  thomas notides wrote:

I think its a bit unfair that GC has such a low rating with Charity Navigator. They are the only organization that I know of doing very critical work to preserve the incredible ecosystem that exists in the Galapagos. I think their review is solely based... more »

  mrsaberg wrote:

Took my son, nephew and mom one day- became members the next! Clean and fun learning with the most perfect spot in New Hampshire! more »

  Maxwell_R wrote:

Robotics & Beyond: A Place of Safe Learninghttp://roboticsandbeyond.org/ I first became involved with Robotics & Beyond two years ago as a student in their summer camp. Before this, I was looking for a feeling of purpose and belonging, I didn't... more »

  aidan wrote:

SCCi does an amazing job of minimal impact management of the preserves. They protect caves through preserving the land around the entrances while educating the public on the importance of caves to their surrounding ecosystems and the effects they have... more »

  MichTonga wrote:

Waterford.org is a wonderful organization providing an amazing academic opportunity to families in several states throughout the USA! more »

  Sunny20 wrote:

Thanks for supporting Chrissy Teigen Teach Your Child To Cook and Fun at Emporia State University at Lulu bookstore. Thanks for the donation at PayPal.me/CandyMichelleJohnson more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These folks provide sustainable Internet tech with serious bandwidth for commuities in key areas around the world like Haiti, Kenya and the West Bank. more »

  soapycrab wrote:

Marine Lab honestly changed my life. I wasn't one to really care about the environment but after just 3 days I spent here I now always do my best to care about the earth and all animals big and small. From reusing and recycling, preventing the use of... more »

  Altarumscam wrote:

Place is being run into the ground by money hungry execs. Their pay is ridiculous, more than companies 10 times as big. Executive team is all white male who only care about enriching themselves more »

  PrasadNR wrote:

Couldn't help giving a 5. (Well, why not 7?) It is surprising that I am writing the first review. From my little knowledge, every individual of the board member is himself/herself extremely impactful (Consider the effects of impact they provide, the... more »

  rick7 wrote:

SEDS is a great organization that has existed for 30 years before finally turning non-profit due to the work of a few of its most dedicated students and supporters. SEDS supports a ton of different outreach activities and contests for college, high-school,... more »

  gelderman wrote:

SKy Science Festival held its inaugural Expo Day in April 2015 at Bowling Green's Circus Square Park, and the first of its monthly Science Cafe conversations at White Squirrel Brewing. more »

  JennyBeatty wrote:

Many years ago I worked for the Observatory and have been returning for years to volunteer for various events (like their Educational Trips) and for the annual fundraiser "Seek the Peak." The "Obs" has an amazing website, including beautiful... more »

  findjeannie wrote:

I’ve worked and volunteered for iNSL for more than 2 decades and watched kids that never passed a state test turn into math loving problem solvers. Long history and federal research with outside evaluators mean you can trust their results. more »

  viochitafea wrote:

In the U.S., the captive cetacean industry is increasingly understood to be archaic and cruel. The CEO of this for-profit "non-profit" recently urged Washington State not to adopt a ban on performing cetaceans, fearing ethics and morality on the Pacific... more »

  affs wrote:

The Foundation For Future Science is an organization working with innovative and open-minded professionals for the practical implementation of scientific findings applied to humanitarian and environmental needs. Although registered in the United States,... more »

  Ejembi Onah wrote:

Major Accomplishment: 1.Formation of the largest nanoscience and nanotechnology initiative; the US-EU-Africa-Asia-Pacific and Caribbean Nanotechnology Initiative (USEACANI) with a first of a kind nanosciencetech-academy. Establishment of... more »

  yohannes32 wrote:

The smallest unity of the Community is family and within that community member there long time existed and most accaptable and tied the the community togher and made closer to each other is culture. In this dinamism world the community issues need more... more »

  LAPlori wrote:

My students thrived with the work from this organization that develops their own Executive Functioning curriculum, webinars, tutorials and support.I am a fan and I would welcome any work opportunities or further use of their materials when I am at... more »

  Rhonda25 wrote:

This organization has been volunteer led for many many years and successfully manages several endowments and many restricted funds that encourage women in the geosciences through scholarships, networking events/conferences, continuing education events... more »

  ScienceQ wrote:

NOGLSTP is a strong and helpful voice for LGBTQ+ people in STEM! They work with other professional societies to make sure LGBTQ+ people are included in the effort to broaden participation of diverse people in STEM. They get an incredible amount of work... more »

  Writer wrote:

Science with a Mission, Inc [SMI] is dedicated to sending medical diagnostics to developing countries. It is a very small organization that has helped tens of thousands of people in countries around the world that relies almost entirely on small donations... more »

  Kathleen C. wrote:

Great group who think globally and act locally. They provide reforestation and sustainability efforts to areas in Costa Rica where the land has been degraded by poor management. They provide education and workshops to locals and non-Costa Ricans who... more »

  burgess40 wrote:

Spacelab is a great makerspace in the Chicago suburbs. Members are involved in a variety of projects such as power wheels, 3D printing, crafting, drones, and electronics. The space runs the local maker faire and hosts a variety of classes for adults and... more »

  joan_1 wrote:

Hi everyone Am here to testify of a great and powerful spell caster called Dr Tunde I was so confused and devastated when my husband left me without a word, I needed him back desperately because i loved him so much. So a friend of mine introduced me... more »

  RicWerme wrote:

Years ago - decades ago I was looking for a private research organization doing pure and applied research as opposed organizations dedicated to helping people with immediate problems, something I thought group like United Way do well.I settled... more »

  raineinspain wrote:

Provides research and support groups for people going through transformational experiences. I've found the group very helpful and their organization has connected me with others going through the same experience--which sometimes includes spiritual crisis.... more »

  ericlighthouse wrote:

This lighthouse group has a fully restored lighthouse along with keepers houses. In one of them is a museum full of interesting information. You can climb the tower and there is even a bench to rest on half way up. Kathy and... more »

  Penelope1959 wrote:

I have heard of Charles Stark Draper, Organization and feel they do quite intelligent design modules for medicine. My interest in the organization would be more specific quantum leap programs designed for children to be better productive. Elemental... 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 »