Find Unknown Nonprofits and Charities

  Buffalo wrote:

This was one of the most incredible experiences of my life. Every day we woke before sunrise, put on skis, and went out onto the buffalo's habitat. While most days were absolutely perfect--watching buffalo, elk, and wolves in their natural grace--other... more »

  mamamagnolia wrote:

I am a spouse of a 24 year Green Beret. I went to the GBF in search of support for a very select group of people that many of the non -profits do not recognize as having needs and support. I'm talking about the Spouses and caregivers of our SOF warriors.... more »

  bill wrote:

I love La Casa de las Madres. They provide amazing support to women and families in need - especially those fleeing domestic violence. Every year around the holidays, I 'adopt' a family or two and provide holiday presents to them, because no... more »

  NYCNancy wrote:

I have had the privilege of being a mentor at Girls Write Now for two years; thus, I've gotten to know two girls very well--helping each with her school and personal writing. I've also learned about the lives of hundreds of other girls--through readings... more »

  KatieLNA wrote:

Before I found BTS I felt a lone. I was in denial that I was ever in an abusive relationship. The daily posts helped me feel like I wasn't alone. Then I was able to travel from NH to California to attend the retreat. The retreat CHANGED my life. I found... more »

  jjsteeles wrote:

This ministry has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years. In the Tallahassee Area we have three programs currently taking place. Kairos Inside for Men is now located in three local prisons. The program is designed to help those... more »

  stasee2009 wrote:

I came to T.F.C 4 months after completing treatment fearful and fighting for a new life. A year and half later, I’m here and I am a new women. That has been taught what it takes to change. Through willingness hard work, mentorship, classes and leadership. more »

  RJ235 wrote:

Who says crime and poverty have to go hand in hand! I have been a police officer in the city of St Paul for many years working in the Ames Lake area. For years and years, the Ames Lake Neighborhood was one of the worst places to live or in my case,... more »

  Julie161 wrote:

Our family love these people. When my father was diagnosed with Mesothelioma they were there for us all the way. We've tried to be there for them as well. Claire and the rest of the professionals at PHLB, have put on some wonderful events that we were... more »

  Sashemani E. wrote:

CAW4Kids worked with our students in East Harlem during a weekend intervention program we call Saturday Academy. This program served children from grades 3-5. Each grade level received an hour long of art instruction from very engaging, professional... more »

  dalton wrote:

I have been a Dorot volunteer for around 6 years. It has truly changed my life. I have had the opportunity of visiting several senior citizens and getting to know them, making them my new friends. I am currently visiting a senior that has really become... more »

  Jen Chapin wrote:

I am so proud to be associated with WhyHunger. It has been part of my life for as long as I can remember and I have seen it grow (but not too fast) and evolve (quite organically) into a dynamic, innovative, collaborative leader in the hunger-fighting/food... more »

  MYRNAGARY wrote:

This is the peoples charity. The best kept secret in our community. Dedicated to helping needy families with children, sick, elderly and homeless. Giving of themselves regardless of circumstances. Selfless always serving others. more »

  Jeff M. wrote:

This organization meets the needs of kids when they have been abused or neglected. They are always working tirelessly to bring healing to kids who would have no one to turn to. more »

  Michele24 wrote:

The Women's Educational Center has been an invaluable resource for myself and countless other women. I started going there in the 1970's as a young woman trying to make my way in the world, and the classes, 12-step meetings, networking, and resources... more »

  Jazmine C. wrote:

Blessed by Success Outreach Ministries is a great organization that is making a difference in our community. They are about “changed” lives. Blessed by Success Outreach Ministries is a Christian based organization that meets the spiritual needs of... more »

  Heather J. wrote:

I love Teen Mania!! They are a non-profit organization that focuses on reaching out to young people in America through events called Acquire the Fire and BattleCry that take place throughout the school year. Teen Mania also has a worldwide missions... more »

  Helenjoyce wrote:

I recently participated in a Compassionate Listening trip to Israel/Palestine. The experience was intense and has impacted me in many positive ways. Of course there was the educational value of learning from people directly involved in the conflict,... more »

  Katja T. wrote:

I found "The Golden Carrot" while being on a mission to save an elderly horse. After making initial contact, they immediately responded with a shout out to their donors, volunteers and the readers of their website to help me save my equine friend. Within... more »

  meg3 wrote:

I recently heard Birth Roots described as a safe space where a new mom could go with breast milk leaking onto her shirt and feel supported. Before becoming a new mom 7 months ago I wouldn't have appreciated that description, or the importance of having... more »

  Coats wrote:

Trailblazer Foundation was founded as a tax exempt non-profit in Wyoming, USA April 2004. Trailblazer works in Cambodia, specifically Siem Reap Province, bringing clean water and hope to rural villagers. Since 2005 Trailblazer has provided access to... more »

  crhampton wrote:

Pulmonary Fibrosis is a relentlessly progressive lung scarring disease without a known cause, treatment, or cure. I lost my father to Pulmonary Fibrosis two and a half years ago. He was only 65, was otherwise healthy, and lived an active life. There... more »

  NinaBDRC wrote:

I first discovered Birth Defect Research for Children (BDRC) after the birth of my second daughter who was born with multiple birth defects. I was initially shocked and devastated; I couldn’t believe it happened to me and my child. What tormented... more »

  Writer wrote:

I'm a proud volunteer for a wonderful organization known as Animal House Project.This organization allows economically challenged individuals to continue to keep their pets, rather than surrender them, by providing free food and reduced immunizations.... more »

  Yelland wrote:

GHI worked with us at OECD in a global school seismic safety initiative starting in 2003. GHI assisted in preparing the ground for the OECD Recommendation concerning Guidelines on Earthquake Safety in Schools. The meeting of international experts that... more »

  DuWayne wrote:

I thank God for the opportunity to use my Life to serve Him to the best of my ability. Finding this mission has been the purpose of my life. more »

  g.mcmorland wrote:

“Hunger is political, together we can end it.” – Just Harvest plays a unique role in the fight to keep our social safety net from being torn open by discriminatory policies that endanger families and neighbors in our community. From standing up... more »

  empeppas wrote:

As a Girls Incorporated volunteer, I have had a very enjoyable experience working with students as well as with staff. Through helping the girls with test prep and homework, I've seen them show such enthusiasm and excitement for projects they're involved... more »

  crspromo wrote:

The Friends Food Pantry at Other Options is the only free food source in the 405 and 580 area codes for the HIV population in Oklahoma. The number of people living with HIV/AIDS in Oklahoma is growing significantly which continually places a burden on... more »

  Madi S. wrote:

Riverside Life Services (RLS) is not just a pregnancy center, but holistic in it's practices. RLS offers free pregnancy tests and limited ultrasounds to meet the medical needs for women in potential unintended pregnancies. In addition, RLS offers counseling... more »

  scgdvm wrote:

This Charity is devoted to promoting the Human-Animal Bond. They work to help sick people through therapy and service animals. They have a pet-partner program that teaches people the skills needed to visit safely with animals in hospitals, nursing... more »

  MotherOdd wrote:

I became acquainted with the founder of Seedlings before the nonprofit became a reality and encouraged and supported her goal to have this come into being. I was asked to be on the Board and I was proud to be a board member as I so believe in the general... more »

  Jane Marie P. wrote:

This organization continues to grow and provide assistance to anyone in need no matter their race, ethnicity, sex, age, political or religious affiliation,etc. They work tirelessly to give Hope to their community and others. They are truly non-profit... more »

  Writer wrote:

HEF does incredible humanitarian work changing the lives of the blind and underserved throughout the Pacific and beyond! Volunteering with this organization has changed my life! more »

  Amanda S.26 wrote:

New Foundations is my home. I was a Program Participant and NOW I am the Intake Coordinator. My foundation is New Foundations and I don’t know where I would be if it wasn’t for this organization and the lovely women and men within it! #TeamNFTL more »

  windy777 wrote:

friendly Center help more than 1000 family each year. They make sure that they have enough food to provide to everyone. They have their big party that include food and toys every year for people live in Orange, Garden Grove, and Placentia. Friendly Center... more »

  HilaryGroh wrote:

NWTRC is an absolutely amazing organization! For 21 years NWTRC has been providing life-changing opportunities to people of all ages and abilities in Whatcom County. NWTRC operates on a tiny budget in order to keep costs low for participants, making financial... more »

  bette1 wrote:

My organization, Returned Peace Corps Volunteers of Long Island, has partnered with Pedals for Progress for the last six years in a once a year bike collection. Pedals has always provided guidance in setting up and publicizing our collection. The trucks... more »

  Zoe D. wrote:

I struggled with depression and self injury. Launching Point provided a safe place for me to work out these issues by providing both a self injury support group and a Celebrate Recovery group to help me deal with the underlying causes. I went there for... more »

  yajairavaldez wrote:

this association has help me in so many ways! one of the way is helping with my anxiety. It has help me gain so much confidence in myself and making me better myself in many ways also challenging our self to learn and do think that we haven done before!... more »

  ewild wrote:

Team A.Maise donated coffee and snacks to our Pediatric ICU at UF Health Jacksonville! All of our patients and families have enjoyed the donations which have made their stays at the hospital a little more bearable. Thank you Team A.Maise for sending our... more »

  RAlvernaz wrote:

My mother was involved in Pro-Life movement beginning in the early 1970s. And she instilled those values in me from an early age. But by the time I reached high school, and being male, I was challenged for that veiw point; being often told "the pro-life... more »

  Pushpa K. wrote:

When I needed help and an advocate for my child NVPEP was always there. Guided me and my child through the education program. There were many orientations for IEP, positive behavior etc which really helped me understand the IEP and goals for my child.... more »

  Ejackson0387 wrote:

I worked as a volunteer at Triumph in Life and it was one of the most rewarding and fulfilling experiences of my life. Cindy, the founder, is amazing. Her passion for the work we were doing was so clear and infectious. The staff is great. It's an experience... more »

  Tahirah wrote:

These teachings clarify the confusion among humanity. They show how each religion, indeed, has an important part of the whole truth! When they are understood and realized how each step has been God's plan and each religion has been his plan and how perfectly... more »

  Bernardo D. wrote:

This organization changed my life! Volunteering for EMP opened my eyes in the sense that I was a 9 to 5 employee in a regular company, but when I volunteered for EMP I understood that my work had an impact in the world. Specially, working for an organization... more »

  rick98126 wrote:

I believe in WestSide Baby because I know that children in my neighborhood need essentials like diapers and clothes. As the one place where these are distributed free of charge to this region, I know they are filling a significant gap. I've always had... more »

  mcziegler wrote:

DeSales provides something at nearly every level that's important to a neighborhood. On a "macro" level, DeSales helps to ensure there's affordable apartments in the Fox Park and Tower Grove East neighborhoods (two of my favorite neighborhoods in the... more »

  rdalelio77 wrote:

I have a one month old son, and I have been going to carenet for 10 months for pregnancy support. The staff is very caring and focused on providing for the needs of pregnant couples and for the needs of the unborn and young babies. My husband and I feel... more »

  JCollins wrote:

The Washington Legal Clinic for the Homeless is one of the most worthy causes in our nation's capital. As a first-year law student, new to Washington, DC, I was astonished at the number of homeless people living on the streets in dire conditions just... more »

  lynnward wrote:

My experience with Girlsource , as a TLP member, was very informative and fun. We were always doing digital media activities, having workshops and just having fun with each other. I think everything works about the program it was a great experience. more »

  surfqueen wrote:

Turning Point USA is doing the work to save America! more »

  Emmy7 wrote:

Lissy’s Legacy of Love is dedicated in helping kids affected by addiction. more »

  Linda462 wrote:

Surrendered after a life of neglect, high HW positive and starving, AABR rescued my Titan. We’re so lucky to have adopted the most wonderful, adjusted (bomb-proof) soul. He is our joy. I watch them every weekend, running their transports to move... more »

  Zoe Kopp wrote:

I co-founded GRACE Cares in 2002 with my husband T. Namaya and Kenneth Giancola. Both Namaya and I have worked internally in health and community development since the 1970s. We started GRACE Cares as we wanted to find a way to help local heroes; that... more »

  carolyne7 wrote:

Great food!! Everyone is welcome regardless of their ability to pay. more »

  lmenteer wrote:

We have had the opportunity to be working with this organization fir years now. Our worker checks in on us often which gives me a piece of mind. My story is very long so I'll just say the knowledge this organization has to help people is amazing. They... more »

  Giacomo.colarullo wrote:

I don't know where to start. I used to work in a pharmacy, and my dream until I die will always be to work for the UN. I was speaking to a former customer of mine about my dream. She informed me that she runs a non-profit called global children that helps... more »

  VRembert wrote:

HeartLove Place is a unique organization, that meets the needs of many! Great staff and great families working together to make a difference! more »

  Kare13 wrote:

I first heard of Magdalene, Inc. in October of 2015 through a web show called "Waking Up In America." Becca Stevens the founder of Magdalene, Inc. was interviewed by Tajci Cameron. I was so impressed I wanted to give to this organization. Magdalene,... more »

  Writer wrote:

I believe this nonprofit born from pain has the greatest impact on our children and grandchildren from their level I've ever seen. It affected my family personally and they have my total support forever. more »

  Kathleen52 wrote:

When my son first came to me and said that he wanted to join a drum corps, I had no idea what was in store for him. I thought that he was going to attend a few camps, and give a few performances as he had done in his high school marching band. I was... more »

  Francie wrote:

I have worked with this organization in the past. They are dedicated to what they do for victims of crime. I had one son that went through the violence prevention class. One day with the counselors there and he was already thinking positive. He went... more »

  Michelle57 wrote:

Project Dignity is an amazing non-profit organization. They help many in need that most of us don't even think about and they are the motel families who are the motels for various reasons, some working poor, some homeless, and some just in dire straights.... more »

  dnreedy2 wrote:

We share a double blessing of being a member of Gospel Tabernacle Assembly of God, Philipsburg PA, the congregation that sent their pastor David Wilkerson to minister to the gangs in New York City; plus we are friends of one of their global leaders with... more »

  deanoak wrote:

Upward Bound House is a gem. This unusual organization provides housing and services to homeless families with kids in a way that keeps the families intact, restores the family's sense of dignity and self-worth, and guides them back to self-sufficiency.... more »

  thethreeofus wrote:

Cupertino Hoops basketball in Cupertino. I have had the unfortunate, misadventure of joining the basketball program for my 5th grader. We had played with the YMCA and NJB in previous years. We thought it would be a great experience to have my 5th grader... more »

  sgorring2222 wrote:

I have been an instructor under the Lake Erie Fanfare for approximatley 17 years and i have never been involved in an organization that i treasure more. I have seen many kids go through this organization that have benefited and grown in so many ways that... more »

  engund wrote:

This is an amazingly cost-effective non-profit with a simple but revolutionary idea: teaching people to ask strategic questions in encounters with decision-makers (whether doctors, landlords, school principals or others) alters the balance of power and... more »

  FarrellCDP wrote:

The importance of literacy on future success cannot be overstated. The California Dictionary Project recognizes this and it's very hard-working Board does all it can to get dictionaries into the hands of as many 3rd graders as funding allows. Nearly... more »

  jt31 wrote:

In traveling around the world, I have encountered many people who have contributed humanitarian and PTSD relief for this organization. One gentleman spent a long time telling me how he got members of opposing sides in a ten-year bloody conflict to participate... more »

  Maj H. wrote:

Luv-A-Bull is an amazing dog rescue organization. I've never seen one more focused and heart=centered. Liesl Wilhardt, E.D. is a powerhouse of energy, enthusiasm and encouragement. The dogs are all walked twice daily and given better care than mos... more »

  Rajeev wrote:

I have been with TAP for over a month now. I believe this is an ample time to get a feel of how things are. So I am just going to share few of my thoughts, which some of you might find helpful. Working here has evoked a range of feelings inside me.... more »

  sswope wrote:

This nonprofit is the only one in Marshall County that is open for people who are having Mental Health Symptoms to come to the center mon- fri to try to work on their issues using taught coping skills, redirecting with arts and crafts, listening to guest... more »

  CitizenRights wrote:

This agency employs morons through a government run jobs programs funded by federal money for profit. They receive bonuses for every child that is not returned back to their family. They cause more harm to every child that enters their program than... more »

  SOCALRODEOMOM wrote:

PROUD TO BE A PART OF SUCH AN AMAZING ASSOCIATION THAT SUPPORTS THE YOUTH AND FUTURE OF BULL RIDING! THANK YOU TO ALL THE PARENTS WHO SUPPORT SCYBR! more »

  m-s wrote:

Being able to share in the experience of our members' success makes my role with NAWMBA especially rewarding. NAWMBA is fortunate to support such an amazing group of women who are personally driven to make the most of their talents. What's more: NAWMBA... more »

  TYH228 wrote:

The Boys & Girl's Club (East Dallas location) permits an atmosphere of theft and lacks integrity and morals as well as breed an environment of irresponsibility, from the President, Charles English, down to his staff. There is no location of which children... more »

  ptbarrett wrote:

The National Whistleblowers Center is vital to the development of good whistleblower protection policy in the United States. Without the advocacy efforts of the NWC, the SEC rules for the Dodd-Frank Act would have favored corporate interests, leaving... more »

  sdaba wrote:

The SD Chinese Historical Society and Museum has been a parter of the San Diego Asian Business Association for many years. They frequently contribute to our annual fundraiser and have partnered with the organization for events throughout the years. ... more »

  timeisnotlinear wrote:

One of the best organizations dedicated to the study of dreams you can find, IASD is dedicated to allowing the dreamer to be the ultimate authority on their dreams. If you are interested in dreams and have not checked out this organization yet, you are... more »

  fyah wrote:

Images on The Rise is a "non profit" business which houses homeless women/men and their children. This organization has NOT been registered with the state of California for over 10 years and is operating illegally. The woman "running" the business is... more »

  raskemisrak wrote:

I am the founder and National Director, of Positive Contacts, Inc. i attempted to carry on my father's vision of exposing those would not able to be exposed to everyhting that you can, then they will be able to see what I see. Over the years we have... more »

  pmckenna wrote:

Pegasus is a registered non-profit organization which assists in the therapy of children and adults with physical and mental disabilities. This great organization has helped better the lives of hundreds of people. My Daughter Lauren has come so far thanks... more »

  toridragon wrote:

Breast Cancer Action (BCA): www.bcaction.org carries the voices of people affected by breast cancer to inspire and compel the changes necessary to end the breast cancer epidemic. Breast Cancer Action is the only national breast cancer organization that... more »

  Emily F.4 wrote:

IFM is a rooted, growing organization with a commitment to serve with excellence. They are made up of loving, compassionate Christ followers who have a heart to impact the nations. more »

  shelly wrote:

CCCI saved the life of our (now) son, Mesfin, by providing him with needed open heart surgery twice. I am now working with them to help other children that need surgery. I'm also helping with an education project in Ethiopia with wonderful students,... more »

  Barb6171 wrote:

A no judgement zone !!! No questions asked !! I needed clothing for my Grandchildren and myself and was treated with respect !! Thank You for all you do for those of us in need. more »

  sfbrendan wrote:

I gave money to this organization as a UC Berkeley student and have often been asked for donations by their subsidiary, Environment California. Too much, in fact. What distresses me is that I feel they spend more energy trying to raise money than actually... more »

  incountryvet wrote:

The Veterans Assistance Fund has made a commitment to the future of America and has continued to encourage the youth of America. In these troubled times, when there is so much emphasis on negative information about Drug Abuse and Violence, the Veterans... more »

  LawyerMediator wrote:

CDR is the most highly disorganized, leaderless organization in this field. I would recommend working with any other training institution aside from this one. These people do not seem to have any grasp of any reality outside of their own. Founders' Syndrome... more »

  MMcWilliams wrote:

SOAR is a one-of-a-kind non-profit dedicated to helping older adults in need in Frederick County, MD gain access to items needed to live a healthier life. Best of all, there are very few, clear eligibility guidelines, and the assistance is provided quickly,... more »

  Holly V. wrote:

My son and daughter have taken classes and been involved in performances from InnerRhythms. The instructors are always professional, friendly and encouraging to the children. The dance studio offers a great array of courses and my children's lives have... more »

  2nd Shifter wrote:

I volunteered to work at one of the shelter sites this year, for the 2nd shift, which runs from 11pm to 3am. I didn't know what to expect and was a little nervous on my first night. But the experience was really a remarkable and simple one for me. ... more »

  Tiffany M. wrote:

The organization has come back from near dissolution in the last two years and the amazing new board is working hard to make dog parks safe and fun for everyone. Goals for 2011 are to develop the board and committees structure further, to increase membership... more »

  Snowbirds2 wrote:

This is an exemplary organization because it is devoted to helping juveniles who are serving very long sentences behind bars~sometimes Life Without Parole, which means that if a young person is convicted of a serious crime, he or she could remain incarcerated... more »

  c87buc wrote:

MP effectively gets vital resources to needy people more »

  Rory_D wrote:

Paying it forward, because this cause is bigger than one child or one family. It seems like just yesterday that my husband and I were sitting at our son Cameron’s crib-side in the NICU at Children’s Memorial Hospital as he underwent his... more »

  Shirley24 wrote:

I have been actively involved with The Garden Project for almost 3 years now. I really enjoy being involved with a wonderful group of people anxious to give back to the community! It is such a wonderful feeling to be able to pick fruit that would otherwise... more »

  schnapp wrote:

The Nonprofit Risk Management Center(NRMC) and its staff are invaluable resources for the nonprofit sector, offering a wide range of programs, resources and tools for staff and board leaders which address risk management topics in all management areas.... more »

  erinn.g wrote:

WSCADV had been a key part in my personal development as a leader in the domestic violence movement, has offered invaluable support to our agency, and is a leader not only in the state of Washington but across the nation. The programs, trainings,... more »

  Lynda12 wrote:

I've been with FCF for many years now & I have found when helping the general public with cat problems such as trapping & Spay or Neuter or trapping a sick cat or injured cat or just answering questions that they are very appreciative on the fact that... more »

  drew67 wrote:

World Central Kitchen of FL was in Pembroke, NC to assist with flood victims in our area & others being displaced. There assistance was appreciated more than they know. Thank You. more »

  wandaphd wrote:

I participated in Leadership Osceola Class 2014, and it is the best experience to develop leaders in the community. So needed in this days. more »

  artistintraining wrote:

I joined the Fort Wayne Artists Guild in the fall of 2010. I'm not a professionally trained artist, more self-taught. As a group, they have taken me in, befriended me, and accepted me as I am. The monthly meetings have helped immensely in teaching... more »

  kencojdgcaprock-spurcom wrote:

I live in Kent County a rural county with limited resources and we are always in need of outside help concerning environmental, research and conservation assistance. With our monies obligated to fund the services to sustain a present existance if life... more »

  byoung9 wrote:

Angels of Long Island is amazing. There is a store. The Lowest cost clothes anywhere. They help the hungry in our area everyday with a sharing table. They help families in crisis with whatever they need. Backpack give always for the students going back... more »

  Patricia B.3 wrote:

This organization sends care boxes to our military serving overseas at Christmas. They are out of supplies to put in these boxes because no one knows about them and what they do. We still have a lot of men and women in our military protecting our country.... more »

  ConcernedParent1974 wrote:

First, as a parent we are made to buy merchandise with "Boone County Pee-Wee Football LEAGUE"...NOT Boosters Club, Inc? It took me a while to find it because of that reason. My family has been volunteering our time to the BCPFL for over 9 years.... more »

  plus wrote:

a growing number of elementary school children from challenged home situations fall through the cracks. Lev Ltalmid (a division of LMH INC.) addresses this concern in a most effective way. providing mentoring and tutoring in a goal oriented setting... more »

  chucho9 wrote:

From the perspective of a returning resident after having lived in the SF bay area for 20 years and a working chef, I am proud to be able to contribute to an organization that does so much with so little. Hands down Pajaro Valley Loaves and Fishes... more »

  Taurean wrote:

Ms. Presley and the Diaper Bank blessed our church in Cleveland and the surrounding community on two occasions. The organization's sensitivity to women and children's needs is unparalleled! We are still reaping the benefits from our partnership! more »

  Gary G. wrote:

I have been sitting at the CSCAA site on Thursdays for the last year and a half. I have gotten to know the people at Site 2 quite well. I have witnessed first hand the amazing work they do and the quality of service they provide to the individuals and... more »

  broncobillyreno wrote:

There's other places where your donation can do more good! more »

  sashasmom1902 wrote:

I was homeless 3 times in a period of 12 years, and then 13 years ago became a homeowner after Hayden Homes offered an interest free home to someone in our community of Walla Walla Washington. Starting Hope Heals saved my life. I wanted to be the person... more »

  Lynn V. wrote:

Prices are reasonable and every dollar collected is given back to the community to help those in need. Totally operated by volunteers thru the area churches. more »

  cjaggard wrote:

The IFR continues to fight for sustainable fisheries and environmentally sound water policy. A devoted staff ensures that projects are followed through with, in order to achieve lasting results. more »

  Surefire wrote:

WalkBoston is making the green, healthy transportation option the safe easy option! Their work in my community is giving teens and community members the confidence to stand up and make the case for sidewalks and safe spaces public spaces. more »

  pixiegirl wrote:

As a local freelance reporter I have covered events and written features on volunteers and programs at the Women's Coalition of St. Croix USVI. The success stories in the programs offered are fabulous such as people earning GEDs after hardship and... more »

  contact wrote:

Over the course of a decade the New America Foundation has come out of nowhere to become one of the top twenty think tanks in Washington, DC, with revenues approximately $15 million and a staff of over 100. Its forte has been recruting talented, well-established... more »

  Angel4 wrote:

I love Christmas and I love helping people. What better way to do that than combining both?!?! When I moved to Santee a few tests ago, I was looking for a way to volunteer my time. I came accessed Santee Santas while looking through the chamber of commerce... more »

  kvogler113 wrote:

A wonderful nonprofit in memory of two beautiful souls. Continued prayers for Madison and JonPaul and their families. more »

  mrhoward wrote:

This agency both under-serves, profits from and exploits the women, children, families and employees who have the misfortune of coming into contact with them. The leadership is incompetent and detached from the employees and clients they allegedly serve.... more »

  Ron_Ellis wrote:

A great organization, unique in that it's service model that first qualifies recipients needs and then works with congregation member volunteers to get those needs meet. Recipients are almost always grateful for the services they receive. Service teams... more »

  newmanmd wrote:

Tim Hoehner is an indigenous American landowner on Standing Rock reservation, the site of the Keystone Pipeline violation of water, sacred ground and tribal sovereignty. Although it is unlikely the current White House will reverse the policy... more »

  captain seaweed wrote:

Captain Seaweed&Crew Inc was developed to educate children on being environmentally friendly towards the great out doors and the beautiful Chesapeake in the Maryland area.We also go to many schools around Maryland,and it's surrounding states,Captain Seaweed... more »

  cbarishman wrote:

This institute seems to send out spam and biased emails out to educators. In particular an email was sent out telling us how much we can save by not joining our Union/Association. This reflects biased and predatory research for the purpose of proving... more »

  aventyr wrote:

My work with Program Directors and Executive Director has shown me the professionalism this group promotes with respect towards others as primary action. The goals of self-actualization are set and conducted with the students through camps, seminars... more »

  Lisa_C wrote:

Brain Injury Awareness http://bianys.org/In May of 2014 when I was 23 years old, I had brain surgery to remove a tumor from my cerebellum. My entire life changed on that day. I went from living on my own, to outpatient therapy and even living... more »

  Manny H. wrote:

The day Bill Polonsky founded BDI the world for people with diabetes changed for the better. BDI has grown into a global authority on the emotional side of diabetes, something overlooked by most, yet at the heart of making a person with diabetes more... more »

  dhuber4 wrote:

I have been volunteering for BayKids for almost a year, helping kids at UCSF Children's hospital make movies. It has been amazing to see how BayKids affects kids in the hospital in very tangible ways. The children are so excited to have the opportunity... more »

  beckerdrygoods wrote:

I found HealGrief.org shortly after my mother died. I wish I had found its services and website earlier. I could have written the obituary on the site, posted the funeral notice and been able to truly communicate my mother's death in a less stressful... more »

  diane19 wrote:

Our family has been involved with the DPRC for about 20 years. The ministry to women and their partners in unplanned pregnancies has grown to include 3 clinics, hundreds of volunteers, bringing hope and practical assistance in a confidential, free and... more »

  Gary Swint wrote:

Though I have contributed to this organization for years, when I attempted to get information from it this spring and summer I did not receive any helpful response. I complained in writing to the administration and did not receive any answer. more »

  Anonymous22 wrote:

The management does not care about education, they only care about money. more »

  littleduck wrote:

Rabbi Tovia Singer buys himself a brand new car every year with the grant / donation money. He's also rude and short tempered and he's a sexual harasser. He use to have a convert working for him answering his phones. She use to talk about Jesus all... more »

  johanna wrote:

Really amazing how many people they serve with a small staff. I've seen a lot of nonprofits that seem to waste money, but this is not one of them. more »

  Spense wrote:

Reverend John T. Murphy is the president, chairman and treasurer of SAVE THE BABIES FOUNDATION. Triggered by the information provided on your website I prepared a 4 page written inquiry addressed to Father Murphy asking for responses to certain inquiries... more »

  Leonardo Cablayan wrote:

Operation HOPE through it's Banking on Our Future program is positively impacting the lives of students through teaching the language of money. I've personally taught students using their curriculum and have literally seen the light bulbs go off... more »

  Francisneighbor wrote:

The Endangered Species Coalition is one of the only groups in the U.S. that works exclusively to protect endangered and threatened species and they do an amazing job. With staff in Washington, D.C. and biological hotspots like Montana, California, and... more »

  coreystary wrote:

I continue to be impressed with the exponential impact a CASA ("Court Appointed Special Advocate") can have on the life of a foster care kid. CASAs fill a unique role that isn't satisfied in the current system of case workers + foster parents. A CASA... more »

  lovingparent wrote:

I love the work that In Time Of Need, Inc. does. They helped my daughter that had dropped out of high school get back into school. They mentored her and worked with her on her studies. She actually graduated high school and is now a college graduate.... more »

  Kathleen_M wrote:

My Giving StoryI grew up as the third child in a middle class family of six. I always felt I was loved unconditionally and felt safe and secure in my family home. Never, ever, did I expect to be uprooted from my family or my home!Well,... more »

  Pink Ribbon Connection wrote:

This company is out of business. Pink Ribbon Connection took over their services and can be reached at 317-663-8750. more »

  Barbaraplgbtcenter wrote:

I have worked for this agency since 1995 in a variety of roles. Today I work at the Staten Island Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender (LGBT) Community Center at 25 Victory Blvd., 3rd floor, as Manager of Information, Referral & Special Projects. ... more »

  xxxxx wrote:

Excellant!! Money donated goes directly to students after they apply and are interviewed by high school counselors and the Board. more »

  momoboys wrote:

Amazing program for kids, my boys went all through elementary and during the summers. They loved going so much as young kids that they volunteer as much as they can now. My 15 year attended summer school so he could not work a full day but insisted that... more »

  keepemhonest wrote:

This organization is defrauding the US Tax Payer...... 1.) The 2003 IRS letter stated stated that any "donation" FROM this organization, American Patriot Foundation, SHALL be to another 501(c)3 as per IRS Federal Tax Laws ... However, this organization... more »

  KathleenMarieG wrote:

I've been volunteering with DLD, now known as IHH for three years. I love that no matter what, rain or shine, on the third Saturday of the month families know that they can come and be served by IHH. It takes a lot of hard work to last 10 years. Now more... more »

  Writer wrote:

LDOD inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization.All donations may be tax deductible. History of LDOD: In June of 2000, Lips Down On Dixie (LDOD) was formally organized. LDOD was formed to perform screen accurate productions of “The... more »

  MonaGr1isa wrote:

This organization is doing a good job providing the local community with information on becoming more environmentally wise, active, and involved. They inform about classes, speakers, volunteer opportunities and facts. more »

  Dick Adams wrote:

SABR is a society of friends. Every member I have ever met will go out of his/her way to help you. I have been a member of several other non-profits, SARB is #1 for social organizations with the Beer Judge Certification Program running second. more »

  Savannahmooney886Add wrote:

Gives back cash -$88000 donation health insurance an dental disability more »

  Katie2022 wrote:

Started my career here 25 years ago and fell in love with working with kids! more »

  louguy wrote:

This organization has completed some wonderful projects but needs to consider public sentiment as they set their goals. An example is their plan to remove the beloved teepee in Cherokee Park, a plan that is opposed by park users, historians and preservationists.... more »

  Jackeling D. wrote:

This organization make a wonderfull job, in oakland but also in el Salvador more »

  times1 wrote:

Excellent grass roots organization serving as role models for young black men in the greater Baltimore area. Passionate leadership with original founders still actively involved. Annual scholarships to black males pursuing college degrees are the cornerstone... more »

  randomuser123456 wrote:

MIRI is one of the few beacons of research on AI safety, called the control problem. They collaborate with the future of humanity institute and the FLI. This is perhaps the most important research of our times, given the possibility of advanced AI fairly... more »

  georgia47 wrote:

Since 1992, SHAF has been raising funds to award scholarships for higher education to graduating seniors at Sweet Home High School. An all volunteer Board of directors who have numerous committees in place, standard operating procedures and legal documents... more »

  Skier wrote:

The PSIA-W Education Foundation assist members of the organization in developing skills to teach the fundamentals of Skiing, Snowboarding and Nordic to able and adaptive participants. A large part of teaching is understanding the guest and understanding... more »

  tposedly wrote:

The mission statement: The mission and objective of the ADSCC is to improve the welfare of deaf senior citizens in state of Arizona. The purpose of the ADSCC is to form a state-wide organization to establish deaf senior citizen housing and care complexes. Banish... more »

  Huggable Helen wrote:

I volunteered for a retreat for women breast cancer survivors. What I saw the first day were a group of women with many health issues, who seemed disconnected. What I saw the last day of retreat was a group of empowered women with renewed spirits. ... more »

  Gabby G. wrote:

HCCF provided much needed financial support when our son was diagnosed with an aggressive cancerous brain tumor, rare in children. In an instant your family is faced with this unexpected journey, and it is impossible for both parents to continue to work.... more »

  JDDavis wrote:

W.O.W. International, known as WOW JAM is an outstanding, energizing, passionate, and solid Christian organization! Stephen and Linda Tavani are sincerely committed and dedicated to sharing their love and gifts by transforming "hopelessness to hope,"... more »

  Eval-123 wrote:

Organizacion que dice promover el bienestar de la mujer puertorriquena y sin embargo se ve que re-cae en el amiguismo caracteristico de ONGs del pais. Personalmente me contrataron para cumplir con sus numeros para sus financiadores, luego ni la opcion... 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 »

  kellyjean wrote:

This is an amazing Organization with dedicated instructors and volunteers who are very passionate. This amazing group of people work tirelessly to help the special needs community and their families. I have been voluteering with them, along with my... more »

  sherrycohenrichards wrote:

I have had nothing but positive things to say about PFLAG San Diego County. They support, educate, and advocate on behalf of the LGBTQ+ community. I am very grateful. more »

  teddo wrote:

I have a family member that has been a missionary for BCM in Kentucky for 35 plus years. She works very hard and I am blessed to be able to donate to her for several years. The work she does for young people in the area is great. more »

  rjharris wrote:

My daughter and family just returned from the disneyworld trip that was provided by this foundation. This foundation brings approximately 50 special needs children and their families to disneyworld. All expenses paid. We all go as a group. Not only... more »

  Beyond Boardshorts wrote:

As a new non profit charity, we have been inspired by many individuals as well as organizations to start our movement. However, we have to say that the Columbia Gorge Windsurfing Association has been one of our BIGGEST inspirations! They truly give... more »

  lilypea wrote:

Thanks to Midcoast Hunger Prevention Program, and a host of other local, state, and federal programs, my children have no clue that, as a family, we struggle with food insecurity. Thanks to MCHPP we have access to healthy, nutritious food that we otherwise... more »

  teddyr549 wrote:

This Library is the most amazing labor of love I have encountered in many decades. They started with an idea and through tireless efforts, fund raising and grant writing have given the White Haven area of Northeast Pennsylvania a free public library.... more »

  NoVAMojo wrote:

As a proud member of a 2015 VIF (Very Important Family), words cannot begin to describe how amazing this organization is! From start to finish, the members of this organization and the community that supports them made our week memorable and beyond.... more »

  briankoonz wrote:

I am a newspaper columnist in Connecticut and I have written about "Voice for Joanie" several times over the past few years. I have found Shirley Fredlund and her husband, Frank, to be tireless and selfless in everything they do to help people with... more »