Find Victims Services Nonprofits and Charities

  lora wrote:

I went to the clinic with my heart broken after learning that the baby I carried had died. My previous doctors were harsh and cold with me. At DVC, I was welcomed with warmth and caring. They helped me through my grief, infertility, and then the high-risk... more »

  diane11 wrote:

I first became interrested in International Crisis Aid (ICA) thru a friend who had spent a summer working with them in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She took bio's and pictures of children for the sponsorship program. When I saw the pictures, heard the stories,... more »

  funlovingdiva wrote:

NWCAVE is an amazing organization that has risen to the top of the nonprofit arena helping to end violence and exploitation of women and children. It has a passionate board, a leader in Michelle Bart, who has expertise, professional experience, and PR... more »

  AnyaRudd wrote:

I have been a volunteer at Assistance League of the Eastside since 2009 and have loved being a part of this remarkable organization that substantially improves the circumstances of people in our community facing hardship or violence. This amazing organization... more »

  Runner4 wrote:

The Elizabeth Stone House is a great organization, with dedicated staff, that works hard to serve its clients and the community. more »

  Fergumungus wrote:

These ladies are doing amazing work! Their commitment and dedication to women & children in need is very inspiring. more »

  SherryTB wrote:

Wonderful organization helping children and adults damaged from predators as children.Recommend to groups throughout Massachusetts and New England. more »

  Sharen Moessner wrote:

My husband has been involved with ACTS for many years, but he and I have only been married for four years and I came from the west coast to Virginia, so I knew nothing of this organization before arriving. Paul suggested that if I was ever looking for... more »

  miss-t wrote:

I was incarcerated and the director of Safe Places came to the jail each week to teach classes on trauma. My life had a lot of trauma from the time I was a child. I learned so much about how to respect myself and forgive myself in those classes. When... more »

  alysonv wrote:

I am attorney that has been doing pro bono work for Partners for Women and Justice for nearly seven years. Partners for Women and Justice does the invaluable service of helping women escape abusive relationships and obtain the protection they so badly... more »

  cisbayis wrote:

This is my first year working closely with Assistance League of Bay Area. I am a social worker in a school, and AL Bay Area has helped supply school clothes and supplies for many of my students. They are a tremendous resource. more »

  RobAho wrote:

Redeemed ministries has provided caring, comprehensive recovery opportunities for my family. It is difficult to fully express my gratitude to these great people. Redeemed ministries has given me hope for our future. more »

  dawn9 wrote:

This organization opened my eyes to the demographics of those who are abused and trapped in a foreign country and how difficult it is to obtain assistance in these countries. more »

  RichDurnwald wrote:

The Children's Advocacy Center is a voice for those who can not speak for themselves. It serves to prevent abuse that often times is inflicted by those closest to the child. The CAC quietly advocates, treats and defends children who can not speak up... more »

  Writer wrote:

Fantastic Organization! They have a coffee house, thrift stores, a book store and large meeting rooms - all supporting the empowerment of women and providing a safe place for them and their children. They do a great job over there! more »

  GOD PROVIDES Ministry Inc. wrote:

God Provides is a caring organization, big hearts doing big things through out Los Angeles County and beyond. Native American Food bank distributing food to local Tribes and feeding the homeless daily. Providing free clothing and turing away noone in... more »

  Stevie C. wrote:

Being a part of the We Are HER family the last 5 years has been a complete joy. I've seen so much growth in my own healing journey, let alone the healing journeys of countless survivors who have found a safe place in our community. more »

  teeeach wrote:

I found Elijah rising when I was seeking the truth about human trafficking. I listened to all of the current podcasts and became a supporter because I honor their practices of a- prayer driven (non-denominational), non -judgmental, wrap around healing... more »

  john soghomonian wrote:

OFR is an amazing organization that helps so many people who make daily sacrifices in preserving our rights and freedoms as Americans. The leadership is great and the hearts of the leaders and organization is greater. more »

  MariamR wrote:

DVRP is a great organization to get involved with if you like to see the impact of your work almost instantly. I have served as a community outreach volunteer, an advocate who has worked directly with survivors of domestic violence, and am currently on... more »

  bmtwells wrote:

A credible and inspiring organization that is transparent, knowledgable and survivor and law enforcement informed. They do great work in offering survivors of trafficking communication and confidence skills through professional and personal development... more »

  MelissaJ123 wrote:

Shuzz.org is truly one of the most incredible charity's I have ever volunteered with. The name, the image and the meaning of the charity group full heartedly strives to make a difference by putting brand new shoes on poverty stricken children around the... 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 »

  Golde wrote:

I’ve been blessed to work with GO:61 for a year to year and a half. GO:61 offers help, hope, and love to our community in so many ways that are needed such as blessing bags filled with food, socks, shampoo, feminine products, and so on to our homeless... more »

  bsingletary wrote:

Simply put, this organization is a champion for youth who need it most. They bring a constant, reliable sense of commitment to helping our most disadvantaged youth overcome significant hardships. As a former foster youth myself, I know how imperative... more »

  Writer wrote:

Good evening Ms. Price:Again, I can't thank you enough for being a blessing to my family and I. My girl's wanted to truly thank you. Sumorah is sitting holding Amirh the baby and Aubrey is the one standing with her arms around Sumorah. I... more »

  dgolden wrote:

I visited Transitions Global during a media trip to Cambodia with my organization. I did not know of them thought they came highly recommended. I was impressed by: - the scope of knowledge of their founders, James and Athena Pond - the systematic... more »

  mmarais wrote:

I currently work as a volunteer at Nomi. The goal of Nomi is to help survivors and those at risk of sex trafficking by giving them skills and other employment opportunities. This is a cause that really touches me. I think that Nomi does a good job even... more »

  ekamin wrote:

Faith, Hope & Love coordinated the effort for Christmas presents and cookies for the Kids in Juvenile Detention. The generous donations were delivered wrapped and ready for distribution on Christmas Morning. The kids and the Detention staff were very... more »

  le Le P. wrote:

Selah, is amazing organization. There purpose to love women, girls which may never have been loved before. Showing compassion and a safe place. more »

  Asia E.1 wrote:

TRC has dedicated and compassionate leadership and counselors whose main role is to help clients achieve long-term relief from trauma and emotional disturbance. The holistic, client-centered approach at this facility, combined with its fierce support... more »

  Stephen Troy V. wrote:

Sparrow Place is a growing organization in Southeastern Pennsylvania that is working to fill a much needed gap. Their current work speaking about and supporting survivors of human trafficking is bringing people into the struggle to end this terrible... more »

  richardkent wrote:

I have been a member for over 20 years. They helped me through my own victim experience and have been both helpful and effective. more »

  mcnerney wrote:

I could not think of a better non-profit to dedicate my time, talents, and financial contributions to. After 14 years with the organization, I continue to be impressed daily with the dedication of board, staff and volunteers. Crisis Center North is an... more »

  Quanisha S. wrote:

I met Florida the beginning of 2019 when she introduced me to her foundation. I believe Florida is a GREAT leader and advocate for domestic violence and overcoming obstacles. I stand behind her and Shining Light. more »

  melmat123 wrote:

Through my work with children, I am able to see firsthand the wonderful things that this organization does! We are truly saving lives and changing lives. I can’t think of an organization that I would rather share my time, talent and resources with.... more »

  mrmarquez wrote:

This is a great way to support and help others. Alpha K9 is a non-profit organization that provides PTSD service dogs to veterans in need. In addition, they can help with any and all dog training situations. I'm very proud to be a part of this organization.... more »

  Deena wrote:

As an advocate for victims of sexual assault, domestic violence and stalking I am constantly searching for resources and good training for myself and other professionals in the criminal justice system. I first attended an EVAW Inc. conference in San... more »

  donald124 wrote:

It Is wonderful to see that an organization such as this exists! They are taking care to the next level! In thinking ProActively and not Reactively in their programming, coupled with the variety of services offered to schools & communities - The Uvalde... more »

  Belinda1 wrote:

I donated to this organization because of their work on this horrendous practice. I get updates on how my money is being used and see the impact it is making in saving little girls who would otherwise have been hopeless. more »

  Writer wrote:

Wonderful foundation that has touched the lives of many children! more »

  BEHR555 wrote:

I volunteer at the WISH Project as a Board member and in other capacities, as requested (warehouse re-org, deliveries, unloading contributions, and ALWAYS being a vocal advocate for this quintessential service in our area. I also am the Exec. of another... more »

  Aleciamom wrote:

Parker and Brisa . It amazes me how much you have already accomplished while still so very young only 25 . Together you create a fierce force of determination with global visions of positive change for women and children . Brisas bravery of breaking... more »

  Kathy H. wrote:

My daughter volunteers on the board and has made me aware of the good works done by Casa Myrna. I am impressed with its length of success and the scope of the work for women and families in crisis. I especially like that they list the services provided... more »

  lyndelina wrote:

James Storehouse has an amazing way of illuminating the challenges faced by foster kids in their marketing/facebook! It encourages donations and adds crucial knowledge in the community. They have great systems in place for helping foster kids, even with... more »

  luvbug wrote:

I have volunteered for 5 years at CAFY. Their training and commitment to servicing the community has been a great experience. They are doing what they promise. more »

  swashin4 wrote:

I have had an excellent experience with the 911 cell phone bank. They are always friendly, fast response time and delivery is always when promised. more »

  dv_researcher wrote:

I interviewed for a victim advocate position with Chrysalis. I was asked to drive out to the center once a week on 3 occasions. Once for a formal interview with Kelli and twice for observations. I wanted to provide my feedback on what I observed. ... more »

  SandraLR wrote:

I have been a volunteer for the Trauma Intervention Program since 2001. The skills that are taught in the Academy will be foundation for any new person to be and effective volunteer on any call. With monthly continuing education meetings the skills stay... more »

  lois.reddick wrote:

I had the opportunity to do some volunteer work for this organization as part of the 2012 COSIA Charity Beneficiary Program. Rayn Boncie is doing wonderful work for the community and the children by providing crisis intervention services to abused and/or... more »

  lydia1 wrote:

I am, of course, biased... but I can say with absolute confidence that WEAVE provides life-saving and life-altering assistance to folks in the DC area who are experiencing domestic and sexual violence as adults or teens. WEAVE's model of empowerment and... more »

  p2rdevelopment wrote:

Project 2 Restore is a residential program that puts the survivor and her needs at the center. We provide a soft place to call home, with every service and resource she needs to rebuild her life. We place a strong emphasis on mental health, because that’s... more »

  phila wrote:

As a volunteer, I felt I was contributing in a meaningful way, and I would definitely volunteer again to support this important cause! more »

  janice-jensen wrote:

This is a quote from a email I received after our last retreat. "The benefits gained by all who attended does not come with a price tag. The opportunity for emotional, mental and psychological healing that PER shared with us was such a unique experience... more »

  Mariam B wrote:

To the wonderful Therapist (Dr Marcia Martin)I really don't know where to begin! I just want to thank you so much for helping me.For 3 years I have been going through a spiritual awakening which has been a very difficult and confusing... more »

  lupson wrote:

I write this to send congratulations on the 30th anniversary of the beginning of the organization established in Stephanie’s memory. I hope, as you look back over the past 30 years, you are able to see just a glimpse of the overwhelming impact you... more »

  Steph T. wrote:

I have known and Ramona D Miller and A Voice In The Wilderness Empowerment Center for many years. I love the work they do with love integrity, truth. People are in need and they go beyond to touch many lives. I thank God for Ramona and her work in my... more »

  ShiLA wrote:

In a climate of greed, Forgotten Children is truly one of those organizations that put their clients first-I've seen it first hand. The services they provide to the women they rescue is incomparable; from housing, new or gently used clothing, food, transportation,... more »

  lesterhayhay wrote:

Forever Found does an incredible job sharing their mission with donors. They accurately covey efforts made for the prevention and restoration of child trafficking victims. It’s an honor for my company to support an organization that is fiscally responsible,... more »

  Jannine M. wrote:

As a member of the Public Relations committee I have the privilege of seeing our volunteers in action. I have been present at Operation School Bell® dressings watching children get new clothes, shoes and supplies for school. You cannot have a bad day... more »

  lorene-gingerich wrote:

Program for Torture Victims (PTV) is one-of-a-kind in Los Angeles and in the United States. PTV is the pioneer organization in the United States for torture treatment. PTV has served clients nationally and internationally for over 30 years. PTV's staff... more »

  Phumulani2019 wrote:

When I called Phumulani, I was ineed of a different place to stay than my car with my two children.Phumulani, was quick in responding to my families' needs and the staff, understood my culture in a way that made me feel safe.I would highly recommend... more »

  taylorrae1212 wrote:

This amazing organization is doing everything they can to support women who have been rescued from Human Trafficking. I had the pleasure of attending their 15 year gala last month and what a great history. It was so nice hearing from their program director... more »

  Duane B. wrote:

This Organization is raising awareness in the Tampa community and helping many many victims of domestic violence develop a safety plan so they can escape the lives they feel trapped in. The staff uses a personal approach to listen to each guest's situation... more »

  miamigs wrote:

I started with Respite Care of San Antonio as a volunteer, and it didn't take long before I felt called to join the team. I began my journey as a consultant, and within a few months, gratefully accepted an offer to join the team full time. In the past... more »

  klboz12 wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization since its inception in 1986. I have over 41 years of work in the non-profit sector and this organization is one of the best I have ever experienced. Their priority is the people they serve; their service model... more »

  Dianne Nethery wrote:

I worked for this organization form early 1996 through late 1998 - (and was forced to volunteer for the "other" charity as part of my job description). THE ONLY PURSPOSE OF THIS CHARITY and the founder's other charity - CARING FOR OUR CHILDREN FOUNDATION,... more »

  Misty A. wrote:

As a volunteer for over four years now, I've had the opportunity to work first hand with these children. I've seen them grow together with others in their grief journey through experiences at the clubhouse, within the community and in a school setting.... more »

  Ashley74 wrote:

WCF does much more than just offer housing and shelter. The staff and board really are trying to end the cylce of abuse. Thru educational programs for youth on healthy relationships to required counseling for the clients. They take a hands on creative... more »

  susanstewart wrote:

It's an honor and privilege to support the life-changing services provided by FVLC, including free legal services for victims of domestic violence in Alameda County. The tireless efforts of passionate, dedicated, staff and volunteers is truly inspiring.... more »

  Hamantha wrote:

Thrive is always there to help encourage me, support me, and to help me find ways to solve any life problems i’m feeling unable to overcome! Thank you for all your love and hard work. more »

  mubehope wrote:

Focus on mothers and children has shown a big concern in changing the lives of women and children who are facing the problems relating to poverty. It gets involved in community activities to change the living style of poor citizens. more »

  harlieNelson wrote:

Sometimes we don’t always realize what is happening tell it’s to late. Here is my story and I hope it can help other people before it’s too late. I was living in another state as I match with this guy on Facebook dating. Everything was going... more »

  barry3 wrote:

I chose to volunteer at CAFVIC as a result of my own life experiences with Domestic Violence. Their educational programs are outstanding and their staff is will to serve as powerful advocates for the women, children and men that need shelter and legal... more »

  kylemglenn wrote:

Beauty From Ashes is up and running and providing hope and healing to those who have experienced the trauma of trafficking. Grateful for the leadership team, the board and the vision they have for the future. more »

  Writer wrote:

Great job and organization to have in the community more »

  Writer wrote:

What My Safe Haven is doing in our community is nothing short of a miracle. They are truly educating the community about Human Trafficking and the work they are doing with these victims/survivors is amazing. It is an honor to partner with them in this... more »

  Grace007 wrote:

Gave me the run around did not help. Went to four different offices for help because each was redirecting back and away from each other. It was a real life horror dealing with Safe Horizons. No return calls as promise. Their negligence went on for weeks... more »

  Lorre M. wrote:

I have known the ED of this amazing non-profit for several years who has created an amazing organization. Knowing the importance of volunteers, End Slavery TN has educated and continues to educate people in the community about the existence of slavery... more »

  smalls wrote:

I have trained with The Freedom House and have volunteered with them for several months now. I am impressed with the professionalism, the caring attitude, and the most hard working staff that I have ever worked with. I have seen the change in girls in... more »

  deea wrote:

I witnessed mothers with dependent minor children, uncaringly dismissed from the Hope's Door shelter during my stay there. While in my 2nd tri-mester of pregnancy, I was made to lift and do mounting chores, as mothers left the shelter. I explained that... more »

  Merrol F. wrote:

This organization began as part of The Shamrock Foundation. The date of separation was March 2013. Instead of going through the process required for a nonprofit to receive tax exempt status, they repurposed a dormant but existing nonprofit called Neuter... more »

  johncnokc wrote:

I do a lot of research before I donate or get involved in a charity/nonprofit!Oklahoma Interviewing Services (OIS) is special to me because they care about the continuing welfare of abused and neglected children. They provide a safe, caring environment... more »

  Ron1980 wrote:

Awesome Organization! There is never a Moment a person is left behind. more »

  Cathy Felts T. wrote:

Great support for families that have lost loved ones to gun violence. more »

  karlitanner wrote:

Nearly eight years ago, I was introduced to Every ONE Free, and I had no idea just how much this organization – and the women it serves – would change my life. Volunteering with them has shown me exactly how their amazing staff members walk alongside... more »

  Marivel O. wrote:

Anyone can go to Henderson House for help, everything is confidential, there's a 24 hour crisis line and anyone can call with questions, for options or just to have someone listen. There's a safe shelter for women and children, they offer several support... more »

  YouGotThis12 wrote:

This nonprofit has been an amazing help to me in many different ways. The amount of resources they are able to provide is I believe the best part and they are always just one call away. Thank You Survivor Outreach! more »

  ChloePerceval wrote:

I have been documenting Mentari's culinary art program earlier this year. I had a great time working with Mentari. The culinary art program is well thought-out and run, and participants gained a number of practical skills during the training. A lot of... more »

  CAinsworth wrote:

WomenSV addresses a problem that is often hidden but all too common: abuse of partners by powerful men in affluent communities. In addition to supporting the women directly the organization also educates the community, including police officers, attorneys,... more »

  Jonathan L.4 wrote:

Excellent job on a daily basis providing meals for veterans and seniors. more »

  jojobird wrote:

Run 2 Rescue is a great organization!! They get to the core issues that may have contributed to a trafficking victims exploitation. They are direct yet gentle. Teamwork and faith are crucial to leading girls out of 'the life' and into a thriving future.... more »

  Korey wrote:

Silicon Valley FACES is a great organization. I have had the opportunity to work with them on several events such as Camp Everytown. SV FACES provides many opportunities for people to come together and appreciate cultural differences, as well a provide... more »

  Jeannie E. wrote:

As the human half of a team for HOPE AACR I have had the privilege of witnessing these dogs work their magic in many varied location, from natural disasters to school campuses. I have been so impressed by the organizations dedication to professionalism... more »

  productivity wrote:

Court Watch may be a small and scrappy nonprofit yet its many accomplishments have proven to make a mighty impact on the Montgomery County court system. Their cadre of intellectually curious and dedicated volunteers are trained to sit several hours on... more »

  JME04 wrote:

This organization provides a vital service to our community – and it’s a great place to volunteer! I’ve worked in the children’s room at the shelter, and always left wishing I could stay longer. The children are always so excited... more »

  silvsabby wrote:

I worked with VEST as a volunteer and then become an employee for a short period of time. I enjoyed working with Tanya and the rest of the staff as everyone was welcoming and demonstrated their passion for the mission of this organization. Unfortunately,... more »

  Seth Chelini wrote:

I have been a volunteer for several years for the Eli Home; helping with the construction with the shelters as well as helping out at fundraising events and the Thrift Store. I have seen firsthand why this organization has been around for 27 years and... more »

  Yani wrote:

I was appaled by the way Brighter Tomorrows staff is expected to treat sheltar residents. They were treated as less-than and the healthy amount of pride that normal human beings should have was refused them. It felt like they were being further abused... more »

  debiwren wrote:

Volunteering at Families to Freedom is the most rewarding experience. Helping women and children get to the safety of shelter or family is saving their lives. I am grateful for the opportunity more »

  Tracy C. wrote:

COVA is an amazing organization!! They provide excellent training year round to new and continuing victim advocates. I have attended the COVA conference for the last 4 years and have always walked away being more knowledgeable on how to further help victims.... more »

  chriscom wrote:

I have been really impressed by the work the Alaska Network on Domestic Violence & Sexual Assault has done to promote awareness of the problem in our state and to support the 18 shelters in our state. They are there for us to provide advocacy, legal assistance... more »

  sfholt wrote:

I have been volunteering with this organization for several months. The VRLC does amazing work for sexual assault survivors! The training they offer attorneys is second to none. During my time volunteering for them I've learned about representing victims... more »

  anonymous wrote:

Great organization. They are the only group in the nation educting kids and parents on the dangers of the internet and child sexual abuse and the only group helping to identify the victims of child pornography nationwide. My experience with them was... more »

  dcoffeycup wrote:

I have been volunteering at ASafeHarborHome for four months now and it is a wonderful place to go everyday! The founders are wonderful people with a heart for what they are doing! It is a non-profit Greeneville, TN should be proud to have in their community.... more »

  mobileUser673602 wrote:

Building Up Lives Foundation has saved 521 from being homeless, 1550 a day was fed during COVID. Lives were and continue to be saved. more »

  Lina1111 wrote:

I called New Hope in one of the darkest days in my life. I left my abusive husband and I was trying to put "scattered myself" together. No self-esteem, no self-respect. I felt absolutely devastated and empty, I lived what I call in "personal non-existence".... more »

  mobileUser582860 wrote:

Pastor Cory and Brenda always have things to give even if it comes from their own pockets. I've came here many times for food and clothes and have never been turned away. They do Free Food Fridays too, that's when they have lots of food to give to all... more »

  catchcatrightnowyahoocom wrote:

Houston Rescue and Restore runs a very lean organization. They know how to treat their volunteers, which creates a pool of very happy, very talented leveragable resources. As a grantwriter in the non-profit world, I see HRR as a company to emulate. more »

  Stakeholder wrote:

This organization is a joke. They tout a variety of services that support victims of domestic and sexual assault for public appeal, but all it really is is a homeless shelter that profits when occupancy rates stay high. Staff turnover rate is sky-high... more »

  mobileUser650140 wrote:

Call to Freedom focuses on helping the survivors heal and transition back into society. Without them, many survivors would not get the help they need. more »

  ppine wrote:

For some time, Helga Luest and Witness Justice have shined a focused and intensive light on the need for this country and elsewhere to address issues of justice for those abused -- emotionally, physically, sexually. The organization has provided creative... more »

  lwboykin wrote:

As a development volunteer at ASTT, I have the unique perspective of being a donor and an active participant in the organization's mission. I work closely with everyone in the office, and I have the opportunity to interact with clients as well. Every... more »

  BrandyJo25 wrote:

My Name is Brandy Thacker(White) when i was younger my mother and my three sisters lived in the safe place due to my mothers relationship with my father. They were always amazing towards us and opened us up to things we would have never experienced before.... more »

  CKCarlton wrote:

1in6, Inc. is leading the charge to help men who were sexually victimized in childhood. Not only have they worked hard to build the greatest set of online resources and professional trainings across the U.S., they they have just launched the most inspirational... more »

  LylaAnn wrote:

The Her Campaign is the real deal when it comes to helping women of all ages recover and heal from Human Trafficking! I have witnessed several women restored due to the love the Her Campaign pours into all who enter their program. more »

  AdamSchaffner wrote:

Reconstructing Hope is a well run 501(c)(3) non-profit organization whose mission is to help victims of domestic violence rid themselves of signs of past abuse. Through the efforts of Reconstructing Hope's Medical Advisory Board Members, who provide... more »

  fkblackard wrote:

I have been a Bridges To Life volunteer for thirteen years, a Board Member for seven years, and Chairman of the Board for two years. I am committed to Bridges To Life for many reasons. It effectively ministers to those who have been victims of crime and... more »

  Writer wrote:

A wonderful organization! Awesome work environment, with amazing and ethical colleagues, Baitulmaal reaches out to victims of disaster and poverty locally and worldwide. It provides those in need with tools to help them become better members of the society... more »

  Shinglea wrote:

The Nurturing Center is a fantastic organization that really promotes having a healthy state of mind and healthy family relationships. It is an establishment that promises a safe place for children to grow and be loved. The children at The Nurturing... more »

  Ami-Neiberger-Miller wrote:

I served on the Board of Directors with this organization for several years. I was impressed by the organization's commitment to helping survivors of domestic violence, work to educate the community about violence, its efforts to help abused children... more »

  Krisan S. wrote:

SAFE provides life-saving services for survivors of domestic violence, often within hours of an incident. I worked with SAFE in other capacities before I joined its Board, and I have always been impressed by the dedication of its staff, the breadth of... more »

  Melissa H. wrote:

I first came across this organization when I was in grad school many years ago. It opened my eyes to a lot of things and I am amazed at the work that they are doing to help raise awareness about the impact of violence in women's lives. This... more »

  Earthiker wrote:

I am proud to have volunteered with this organization for almost 2 years. I am proud of the extra efforts the full time staff, not only do they help the victims that come to to us for help they also help the volunteers! There is so much outreach and... more »

  hanne1 wrote:

This group coercive and exploitative towards expectant mothers. They really try to get you to surrender your baby to adoption and make it sound like you have a choice when they are manipulating you so they can arrange for the sale of your baby. more »

  Charities wrote:

This group does so much for not only the law enforcement people, but to the community as well. Whenever there is a crisis, one of their chaplains (or more if needed) rush to the scene. They give hours of their own time to people who are hurting without... more »

  Mike and Della wrote:

As a CASA Vol I have had the opportunity to help children in ways that I never dreamed. I will say that when I was growing up I should have never been with either of my parents but had no one to help me or speak up for me. I feel I am giving the children... more »

  prbx623 wrote:

Nuhorizons provides free essential items to those in need throughout Central New York. I do volunteer work and have seen the families they help first hand. more »

  Greencherrios wrote:

Bringing in a friend who dealt with domestic violence but was ashamed and embarrassed, we were hesitant in coming in. The workers were very insightful, knowledgeable and offered great support and comfort. They assisted in areas we needed help and very... more »

  helpingonewoman wrote:

I LOVE being a part of Helping One Woman. It is such a simple concept, and helps so many women. It has been around for 10 years and is nationwide- incredible! more »

  Felicia N. wrote:

Being a mother of 4, and a grandmother , of 11, i really truly know what it means to struggle to stretch a dollar ! Sometimes you have to choose a bill over , food , or food over lights, or whatever ! One thing is for sure , there were charities out there... more »

  Tabitha Jade W. wrote:

My Volunteer experience at Mitch Pledger Youth Development has been educational and fulfilling. It is wonderful to have a first-hand account of the project impacts. My talents and creativity have grown with the support and guidance of MPYD leadership.... more »

  only4katol wrote:

Bikers Against Child Abuse (BACA) exists with the intent to create a safer environment for abused children. We exist as a body of Bikers to empower children to not feel afraid of the world in which they live. We stand ready to lend support to our wounded... more »

  BDKD wrote:

This place is terrible. I've been stalked for almost four years, slowly having my life picked apart. And yes, part of that is her contacting the police constantly, for going places that I've been going since before she moved to CO, along with HR (when... more »

  Brian R. R. wrote:

Avalon Center has helped Stone Memorial HS by providing peer mentor training to our upperclassmen who mentor our at-risk Freshmen throughout the year. Avalon Center has facilitated the last three years of training our mentors on setting personal boundaries,... more »

  refuge wrote:

Most of my life I was abused but I didn't know it until I was physically abused. The abuse and control I was feeling in my one year relationship was getting worse every month. I couldn't take the stress of it so I started seeing a therapist. She is the... more »

  jillie wrote:

I enjoy gardening and know how important the garden is to On The Rise. The garden is a place to remember women in the community and in OTR's community whom we have lost due to homelessness. It's important this space is clean and well maintained so people... more »

  Sarah Graves W. wrote:

Noelle has a huge heart for those less fortunate. Project Dignity is a much needed charity that provides clothing and toiletries to victims of sexual assault. Too often clothing is needed as evidence, and victims (who have already been traumatized enough)... more »

  msbmoran wrote:

Operation TeddyCare was a family-based charity that ran for 20 years and distributed about 100,000 new plush Teddy Bears donated by the public to victims of crime, war, natural and manmade disasters. The IRS set up a program requiring small charities... more »

  Kelly191 wrote:

Great and necessary work educating the community & children about the horrors of sex trafficking. more »

  Burd81 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Coburn Place for 5 years. I started by decorating apartments and getting them ready for the women and their children to move into. It is an amazing feeling to look at a completed apartment and know that a women that has been... more »

  Stacie D. wrote:

Women Outreaching Women is a wonderful place to volunteer. I really feel like I'm helping my community while my kids are at school. The poeple are nice and respectful and I have gained a wealth of knowedge and experience while volunteering. more »

  Lukky1 wrote:

Not in a million years would I have guessed I would NEED the services of an organization helping children that are victims of sexual abuse. After learning our daughters were victims of sexual abuse - Prevail gave us hope, healing and the tools needed... more »

  Chucks M. wrote:

I never knew 185,000 amputations are performed in the US alone and diseases like diabetes is one of the leading causes of amputation. I was not aware of how expensive a prosthetic limb can be and that it also depends if it's a lower or upper limb amputation.... more »

  NeighborShare wrote:

House of Helping Hands is a nonprofit partner of NeighborShare, Inc. We partner with effective, trustworthy organizations on the ground working with families and individuals, like House of Helping Hands. They identify one-time urgent needs that would... more »

  nerd wrote:

In a service organization, most of the resources are expended on personnel. As a result the team and leadership are the critical components that provide personal services to clients in crisis and need. The team at Sojourner House of Rhode Island provides... more »

  Windy101 wrote:

READ: https://www.peoplelivingwell.com/post/sally-power-discovering-treasure Treasure House is a multi-award winning nonprofit. It helps women in crisis or transition. It works together with dozens of other nonprofits, to ensure support and... more »

  GNam G. wrote:

1st review, Please use at least 50 characters.Please use at least 50 characters. more »

  nickbwilcox wrote:

I can't not donate to this most noble of causes - serving the people who are both the most in need and the most appreciative and deserving. The children who are trafficked do have true heroes in O.U.R. I have been fortunate enough to have helped with... more »

  tyler.godsil wrote:

This place is a heaping pile of bull crap not only did they collude and help to enable and guide illegal actions but they left the person the real victim completely helpless and bear out there without any knowledge to what rights he had not all victims... more »

  er.alanna.messner wrote:

I started with the VSC about two years ago, and I am so glad that I made the choice to volunteer here! The staff here make volunteering a really enjoyable experience with a great support system and plenty of opportunities that cater to everyone's strengths.... more »

  boyertawnya wrote:

my name is Tawnya , I am a women in long term recovery. I was managing with Papa murphy's and have a long job history with the company, But I was looking to work in a field that I could support and mentor people fighting the life style of drugs and incarceration... more »

  Doingthegood wrote:

They fill a need I never even considered needed to be filled! Providing a safe phone for domestic abuse survivors is so deeply important to building their foundation to freedom and independence. more »

  presbarb wrote:

Safe Alternatives for Everyone is celebrating their 10th year in the Temecula Valley. They have been an important part of the community helping victims of domestic violence. SAFE is also home of the Temecula and Murrieta PAL program (Police Activities... more »

  Writer wrote:

These Ladies saved my life! Helping me through some very hard times. Living and Loving are now back in my life!! more »

  Terri Baust H. wrote:

What a great service! They have helped me tremendously, gave me courage, love and support. Taught me strength, and self respect. Someday I will be able to donate to them. Fantastic employees more »

  Jeannea124 wrote:

We are a local grassroots program dedicated to providing support and education to child victims of sexual abuse. We are now 25 years old, and have served hundreds of victims over the years. There is n-e-v-e-r a charge for services ... And somehow we... more »

  bigboygavin wrote:

My son was very sick and rushed to the emergency room. He was very scared and worried what the doctors are going to do to him. He was presented with the sweetest teddy bear, he grabbed it and held it close. and he still hasn't Let It go ♡ I thank you... more »

  Dmainone wrote:

I just read the Conroe News out of the Woodlands. The post was regarding the critical work The Phoenix Charities is doing. I am a facial Esthetician and I am currently looking at returning to school to learn Laser Tattoo Removal and other services to... more »

  Belleza N. wrote:

PAANCI began out of a group of social workers in child protective services who knew what the tragedy of child abuse and neglect is. They have been beneficial in assisting law enforcement in southern California apprehend offenders of the law. They are... more »

  weeziesgurl wrote:

Served for years helping women and children gain stability and control in and around the environments they daily face. more »

  Denise I.1 wrote:

Alicia donates to children affected by violence. She is so caring and giving. She does a toy drive in Christmas and back to school drive among other things. more »

  GuideStarUSA wrote:

Safe Shores is THE BEST charity I've ever volunteered for - they are passionate, effective, efficient, and incredibly good at what they do. They focus not only on helping children, but PREVENTING child abuse. I can't say enough about their mission, and... more »

  JavaWizard wrote:

I had read the creators article on http://www.xojane.com/it-happened-to-me/sex-trafficking-in-the-us. It inspired me, especially when my sister received a letter that had put many other peoples live in danger. I thank you for what you do, and will do.... more »

  madavis19 wrote:

Dedicated professionals committed to serving children affected by war. Small organization with the bulk of donations directly going to the Healing Base Camp program- healing the wounds of war via mountaineering and therapy more »

  Lauren_H wrote:

The soul is healed by being with children' (Fyodor Dostoyevsky). Have you ever walked with a child, hand-in-hand, along the seashore on a breezy, summer's day? Her eyes are wide with wonder as she tries to take in the ocean's vastness, and our imaginations... more »

  ktorretta wrote:

We built this program on the belief that Horses want to bond with and please their human contacts. Horses want to help us. Building a connection of trust with a horse is a very self-satisfying experience as you have this 1000# wild animal responding... more »

  LenEllis wrote:

An active, energized, dedicated group of women and men working to create a nonviolent, peaceful world through education, networking and community involvement. more »

  Writer wrote:

They have rehabilitated me. They employ me and they train me. Thry care about me. more »

  pbzrose wrote:

Ogen is a pioneering non-profit social-finance leader dedicated to advancing financial well-being, inclusion, and opportunities for the people of Israel. With its mission to uplift underserved communities on the social and economic periphery, as well... more »

  DeloresDay wrote:

I am in the Process of developing a Safe House utilizing the same program development that they have at Hope House, with a few tweaks!! I have heard so many GOOD things about this program & how much they show the LOVE to these girls. Which is the very... 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 »

  gscott1237 wrote:

This organization and the women that work there are incredible, totally involved in any and all ways to put a stop to ABUSE they are constantly thinking and implementing new ideas for prevention. These incredible devoted women help so many people; that,... more »

  Valerie G.2 wrote:

They will provide a safe place and nurture these children who have been enslaved to believe they are worthless. more »