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  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 »

  JuneRose 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  jmiatsui wrote:

America SCORES is an amazing nonprofit that teaches students leadership, literacy, and healthy living via an integrated curriculum of soccer and poetry. The organization brilliantly combines and leverages students' love for soccer and athletics with the... 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 »