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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  smatthews2 wrote:

SCA was a pioneer in the field of aging over 35 years ago. The vision to capture the experience, wisdom and volunteer capacity of older adults was 20 years ahead of its time. Now, 58 active centers are in the network. Survey data from across the network... 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 »

  Brenda120 wrote:

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

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Connie Sorrentino wrote:

I have been a volunteer with Arlington Neighborhood Village (ANV) since its inception in 2014. ANV provides many services to senior citizens who are aging in place. I have served as a driver and a friendly visitor and always enjoyed my time with the... more »

  jfrey wrote:

I have been associated with the Interlink Volunteer Caregivers for over 15 years. As the County EM it is critical to know your partners who can support those in our community during a incident or disaster. IVC can be counted on to support the needs... more »

  sdgramatan wrote:

Seems to cover all areas - great generous help with both support for practical daily living (such as finding aides and arranging rides to appointments or events) and for fun and social activities to keep the elderly engaged (lunches, movies, lectures,... 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 »

  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 »

  proaging wrote:

As a professional who has worked with thousands of older adults in the Northern Virginia over the last three decades I am incredibly impressed with the model of support and community building provided by Shepherd's Center of Northern Virginia. Their... 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 »

  Salvador wrote:

Unfortunately our experience with PCACS in Valparaiso on Campbell Street has not been pleasant. The person or persons answering the phone can sometimes be very impolite bordering on rude to the seniors. And that has happened more than once to my parents. ... more »

  RReyes19 wrote:

They helped us get the fur baby of my dreams back to the states! With my husband, we came across an abandoned kitten not even 8 weeks old along in Los Machos Beach in PR alongside his deceased mom and sibling. We had no idea who to turn to or how to even... 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 »

  maria1682 wrote:

Rayito de Esperanza is the most committed organization that help pediatric cancer patients I have ever know, they are always ready to help and give the best to children. We receive their help when we need it most, they are always present when it comes... 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 »

  Kris wrote:

I am a single mom and Hands of the Carpenter repaired my car at a reduced price focusing on things that were of concern regarding safety. I had saved up some money to repair my car but new that the cost would be much greater than what I had and what... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  yknotgo wrote:

I have been a volunteer driver at Dial A Bus since 2007. I find this job very satisfying and rewarding. The organization is run very ably and emphasizes a helping attitude.The clients we serve are happy and very appreciative of the service. Yigal... more »

  jentxgal wrote:

Well, I am very dissatified with this company. They aquired many clients here in the senior community where I live but so far have helped very few. The one and only time I called for thier transportation service they claim they dont do intown rides. This... more »

  maxopete wrote:

I wish my out-of-state mother had a fantastic place like this she could turn to! TASC volunteers caringly and carefully transport my older, non-driving neighbors to and from critical appointments. They are able to access the healthcare they need while... more »

  mstiger95 wrote:

I loved head start so much when my children attended that after they graduated I applied for a position within the company! I have been apart of headstart as a parent and employee for 7 years!! What a great company to be a part of! I highly recommend.... more »

  mdv wrote:

According to Charity Navigator, one the nation's largest and most-utilized evaluator of charities, the Disabled Veterans Associtaion fund raising expenses were 94.6% or of the over $9M collected almost $8M was used in fund rasing. I will no longer donate... more »

  Blessings2011 wrote:

A few years ago, I was in a very bad situation. I was single with 3 children and was in a domestic violence situation. While waiting for a PFA to be issued, the kids and I left my house with nothing. Interfaith/Sweet Repeats helped me with clothing for... more »

  H Bright wrote:

This organization serves the special needs community in ways that parents could only dream of. An amazing outreach to children with special needs offering technology that affords them a chance to have their voices heard and their true abilities to shine.... more »

  kara.daly wrote:

I'm currently a VISTA volunteer at SGSM Network. SGSM Network is a network of churches working collaboratively to meet the needs of the older adults in our neighborhoods. Our goal is to create a local community response to the needs of older... more »

  Sally W.1 wrote:

Muskego Senior Taxi Service is a powerful example of how a community can come together to improve the lives of some of it's most vulnerable members. Care and love is shown to seniors and young persons with disabilities by providing them transportation... more »

  Writer wrote:

I sent a check to DAV in Cincinnati, Ohio Feb 5,2017 and it was cashed on 2/8/2017 and every one that I call gives me the run around. I also have a neighbor that gives on a regular bases and she has not received anything. Whats up? We thought we were... more »

  scofieldmike73 wrote:

I have been a volunteer driver for The Wheels Program of Greater New Milford since 2018. It has been a wonderful, uplifting experience. By offering the simple act of driving people to and from medical appointments we provide a service that is invaluable... more »

  James50 wrote:

Air Calvary is one of the few organizations I have been involved with that puts the mission ahead of its own interests. They Prize service to others above all else. I have been involved in emergency response for over 25 years. it is very rare to run... more »

  Heather1972 wrote:

Heart of the Valley has been doing amazing work keeping Seniors independent in their own homes. A great resource for any senior who need s a little help with home maintenance, shopping, doctor/vet visits, organization or anything you can come up with.... more »

  clareg wrote:

I've worked with this organization for about 30 years because one of my causes has always been helping the elderly -- the invisible population because many are home bound, cannot drive, and have no one to help them. They live behind closed doors -- they... more »

  blacksheepnation wrote:

This company has never provided me with satisfactory service. Because it is a monopoly, this explains why. The Stockholm Syndrome that has captured PA medical transportation recipients ensures their future, too. For public health, New York and... more »

  Lmenekou wrote:

The Downtown Ft. Lauderdale TMA operates one of the key public transportation systems in Broward County - The Sun Trolley. The Sun Trolley runs several routes in and around the Ft. Lauderdale city-area - providing a free/affordable way for residents and... more »

  msleah49 wrote:

i would like to say thank you because you have compassion. I feel like i walked into Heaven and everybody is just so nice and understanding and helpful with the problems people have everyday. I am going to tell somebody about you guys. It gives me hope... more »

  User1313 wrote:

Now called Hope Cancer Resources provides compassionate, professional cancer support and education in Northwest Arkansas. The staff is wonderful. The best thing is they want to be there and want to help patients and their families. I can't say enough... more »

  Marksc wrote:

I am a volunteer driver with Northwest Valley Connect. This organization does great work. There are so many people in this area who don't have a ride, who are isolated in their homes. Northwest Valley Connect gets people out and where they want to... more »

  Spiderwomanlegs87 wrote:

I am ADHD/BIPOLAR DEPRESSION DISORDER and looking for financial assistance with help in pertaining to my medical bills and mediation services. Social Security Disability denied me. Please if I could receive some financial assistance,please contact... more »

  patriciarentz94 wrote:

I am 65 and have no family to help me and have no car and no way to get to drs office or grocery store or anyway. I go to the senior center and have 1 person there that can take me places once in a while. But when they passed out a schedule and fee... more »

  Gifted-giver wrote:

This dynamic organization serves around 18000 individuals in any given day in Maui, Molokai, and Lanai. They utilize a caring staff and high technologies to help people help themselves and each other. more »

  Shelly9 wrote:

I have been blessed to be a part of LLP and to see first hand how the generosity of the volunteer pilots has helped hundreds of children and adults reach their long distant medical appointments! more »

  Theresa E. wrote:

As Director of Faith in Action for Cass County for the past 6 years, I can say that this is the most rewarding work I have ever had. I am honored to interact with over 100 generous, compassionate volunteers who provide transportation, friendly visiting,... more »

  DeniseDarcell wrote:

VIRGIE NEEDS YOUR HELP. SHE DESPERATLEY WANTS TO REMAIN IN HER HOME . BUT HER NEED TO BE HOYA LIFTED OUT OF THE BED , REQUIRES 2 PEOPLE , THE BED IS NOT OF CODE , AND OUT OF HER THREE INSURANCES ,NIETHER WILL GIVE HER A FULLY ELECTRIC... more »

  Jcancersurvivor wrote:

Joe's House helped me find a place to stay in Bethesda that saved me a lot of money. They were very helpful. more »

  Writer wrote:

If you are looking for a rewarding place to volunteer call Neighbors Who Care and sign up for an orientation. Not an obligation, just a way to find out how you can help others. When you give a few hours of your time each week you will be helping senior... more »

  ltcbill12 wrote:

This wonderful organization has a stellar reputation for being a friendly and safe means of free transportation for senior citizens in DeKalb County, Georgia. Volunteer drivers use their on vehicle to drive clients to their medical, dental, and clinic... more »

  Robert.Q wrote:

I have been trying to reach anyone who can help me. no one is overseeing this charity, big question is why not . I know Al Mertz has died. very sad, he was the strength of this operation . why is there no board members taken care of this, their has always... more »

  LeiSmith wrote:

After jumping through all the hoops and then filling their instructions to a “T” to have no response is unacceptable. To then reach out several more times leave messages more then six times because you desperately need help. Again, no reponle is unacceptable.... more »

  Pgh Girl wrote:

This is a new nonprofit that puts donated vehicle into the hands of low-income workers to get to work or to meet other critical family needs. Care is taken to match each family's needs with the right vehicle. So far 55 families have received cars at significantly... more »

  Janewonka wrote:

My opinion they are not very dependable they have a message at the beginning of the phone call that says they will get you where you need to go on time and that is bull there were 4 guys from a certain facility that was not able to get to work on time... more »

  el wrote:

“I write in strong support of Health Air and its work to enable the aging and persons with disabilities to remain in their homes and communities, access quality health care services, and avoid unnecessary institutionalization for as long as possible. Through... more »

  Barbara wrote:

Transportation Alternatives (TA) has shown me how to make my city more livable, how to become a "livable city" advocate in my community, and how to reimagine this country's urban space as a whole. I never realized before that there has been a massive... more »

  John398 wrote:

The Shepherd's Center of Richmond (TSCOR) is an amazing organization of volunteers. It is the best lifelong learning organization around in terms of value and variety of classes and lecturers.In a nutshell, it's fun, fellowship and stimulation. more »

  Steffiegirl815 wrote:

My son has attended Children's camp and gets behavioral management. It's a great organization that assists people with disabilities. more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

BCS has such an important mission of providing support and free transportation to cancer fighting families in Boston area!! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call BSC our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny Imerman,... more »

Ridefinders is organized for the purpose of fostering a total community effort to participate in all possible types of ridesharing... more »

Provide free needed care and kindness to senior citizens throughout the Lowcountry of South Carolina, through activities aimed... more »

Itn lehigh valley provides dignified, community-based, individualized, reliable transportation for seniors and visually impaired... more »

To encourage the use, development and support of public transportation, to provide more »

To provide free or low cost transportation to senior citizens and low income families. more »

To provide transportation services to all persons within the greater chittenden more »

The purpose of the National Patient Travel Center is to ensure that no financially-needy patient is denied access to distant specialized... more »

The aaasea's vision is to be the #1 provider of services in the community, embracing today and tomorrow's needs. We pledge to... more »

To provide quality coordinated transportation and community services that meet the needs of the people we are entrusted to serve.... more »

Transportation of elderly, disabled, youth and the public more »

Provide transportation to the elderly and the handicapped more »

The company contracted with carroll county to provide transportation for the elderly, medically impaired, and other residents... more »

Our mission is to improve the overall quality of life for the economically disenfranchised by providing FREE transportation services... more »

Provide non-emergency medical transportation services for low more »

The mission of Faith in Action: Interfaith Volunteer Caregivers of Solano County is to promote the independence, end the isolation,... more »

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Working with communities and partners, WCCA improves people's lives by creating pathways to self-reliance and healthier living. more »

The mission of Miracle Babies is to provide transportation and supportive services to families with newborns in the Neonatal Intensive... more »

To provide transportation to disadvantaged individuals so that they can obtain access to healthcare, education, employment, shopping,... more »

Transportation services in rural kentucky. more »

The mission of the organization is to provide transportation services to the handicapped and under-served communities unable to... more »

Organization's primary purpose is to provide bikes to people in need of transportation in thirld world countries to get to work,... more »

The council on aging of martin county is designated the lead agency for aging in martin county by the area agency on aging psa9... more »

To provide housing for the elderly and handicapped more »

Provide affordable public transportation. more »

Promoting consumer more »

Collect, repair and give away bikes free of charge more »

Through advocacy and bicycle salvage, our mission is to participate in affordable bicycle transportation, education, and creative... more »

Provide free transportation through safe ride prog more »

Transportation services for medicial, nutritional, educational and other purposes more »

Non-medical services performed at no charge for senior citizens over the age of 70. more »

EASY LIFT IS A NON-PROFIT, CHARITABLE ORGANIZATION ESTABLISHED TO PROVIDE TRANSPORTATION TO SENIOR CITIZENS AND PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES... more »

To prevent disenfranchisement of seniors in our area by providing the same access to services as those who can operate a motor... more »