Find Transportation Assistance Nonprofits and Charities

  alicia3 wrote:

Free charity cars gives away cars everyday, Not only have they helped me but they have helped so many people in dire need of transportation for many reasons. I will always support this charity and if you were to go read some of the stories at the charities... more »

  mse wrote:

This charity requires you send a photo of yourself before they will donate a flight. I have gone through several other charities for free flights to treatment and have never been asked for a photo. To ask is one thing but these people REQUIRE it before... more »

  tim5 wrote:

I love what VAC does, and I love it when I'm able to fly a mission for a veteran and/or a Vet's family. My last mission was a bust because of a mechanical issue with the plane and I felt really badly for having let them down. This was on December 26... more »

  Nancy wrote:

Neighbor Ride has won Best Non Profit in Howard County, MD for the past couple years. No big deal you think, but it is only 6 years old! Neighbor Ride provides transportation to seniors, those above the age of 60, by volunteers. These volunteers give... more »

  hplphotos wrote:

I first learned about the Jewish Council for the Aging in 1995 when my 80 year old father, a dementia patent, attended the JCA's adult day care program at their Misler Center. My father would return home from the Misler Center in the late afternoon with... more »

  Darlene P. wrote:

My name is Darlene Pounds, I came to get help because am a sinlge parent of a three year old. I difficult get to work and to doctors appointments for me and my son. I hadto take three bus to and from work everyday, which two hours each. Me and my son... more »

  f.vicki wrote:

I recently attended a fundraiser for Compass to Care and decided to become a volunteer. I was overwhelmed by the much needed work being done by this organization. I had never heard of an organization addressing the needs of families who need help getting... more »

  jllevine wrote:

Having been employed by WISE & Healthy Aging for the past several years, it has become evident that the structural support and historical foundation of the agency has allowed for continued expansion of services for older adults, giving consumers as well... more »

  Brenda120 wrote:

A great non-profit to volunteer with. Hours are flexible and people are great.Such a great community cause as well. more »

  Tasha A. wrote:

AUCP has made great organizational and management changes, within the past couple of year, now focusing more on quality of services and making sure employees are heard, respected, and appreciated.Helping with their strategic plan has opened my eyes... more »

  Michelle88 wrote:

I started volunteering with the intention to help out during one event four years ago. Once I got to really know what Angel Flight was all about, I never quit and wanted to do more. They have a true, sincere heart to help people and I couldn't think of... more »

  rcdunham wrote:

The missions I have logged as a pilot with Angel Flight West and the time I have spent with the Directors and with other pilots of this fine organization have allowed an ongoing fulfilling of the humanitarian goals I established when I first became a... more »

  intuition wrote:

Pink Ribbon Girls provides much-needed services- meals,transportation, childcare and house cleaning- for young women undergoing breast cancer treatment. Their programs and events encourage awareness and have created a strong community throughout western... more »

  Flo S. wrote:

I volunteer for SMiles and love it. You meet the nicest people and they are so grateful to have a ride to doctor appts and grocery stores, etc. You are able to pick the rides that you can do weekly and if something comes up and you can't do it, the... more »

  Janet N. wrote:

Gaithersburg HELP is a non-profit that assists local families with assistance for basic needs including food, infant diapers and formula, prescriptions and transportation to medical and social service appointments. Clients are scheduled to come to the... more »

  JohnWeaver wrote:

I have been for an elder Japanese American man now for the last 18 months. This has been a very rewarding experience for me, I have been able to sit down for a couple of hours every week and just talk to an extremely intelligent and witty individual.... more »

  jemila7 wrote:

Ways to Work is a great resource for the working mom or dad, they teach you how to fix your credit, so that you are able to purchase a reliable car that will get you to and from work. Then once your credit is up to par,and all paperwork is complete,... more »

  Evelyn Edelman wrote:

I look forward to going there. The people there are very supportive of my condition. The staff are wonderful. The bus drivers are very courteous when they pick us up. I am very happy and grateful to be part of this organization. more »

  vans-for-vets wrote:

I can honestly say that I've never seen a man work harder for our Vet's and families than Dr. Resnick and VansForVets.Org. I was 'flat-broke', homeless, no car, no money and no clothes and worst of all, no family and was ejected from the VA Hospital... more »

  karussell8 wrote:

I have served on the Board of Sound Generations for nearly six years. I have watched first-hand as they have changed the lives of the people they serve. The multidimensional programs offered provide community, nutrition, health and other services to our... more »

  judymosley wrote:

They do great work and are an asset to our seniors. more »

  Writer wrote:

We volunteer for Rider's Club, and the people who use the service rave about Rider's Club. They talk about Rider's Club leadership, and how friendly and helpful they are. They talk about how valuable the service is to those who can not drive and can... more »

  DebbieWinnick wrote:

I am both a long time donor and staff of the Needham Community Council. It is a wonderful organization that offers a variety of supports to Needham, MA residents - the food pantry and holiday gift giving programs help our neighbors who are having financial... more »

  Kimberly Marquar A. wrote:

When no one else would help me and I was out of money to fly back and forth for treatment, this group came through for me! I had to move to Houston for treatment and the only way I could go back home to my children was because of the great work they do... more »

  revcbwalter wrote:

Faith in Action Caregivers of Wheeling/ Ohio Valley performs a very valuable service. Many older and disabled people in our community are often able to continue to live independently at home with just a little help, like transportation to doctor's appointments,... more »