Find Vocational & Technical Schools Nonprofits and Charities

  Senii Buadromo wrote:

Job Train is very interesting and I enjoy being here. The staff/ Counselors are very helpful and nice. I do recommend jobtrain services to friends and family and those who are looking for a new career and new direction in their lives. more »

  karen m wrote:

I came to this non profit with the hope and intention of becoming the best possible candidate for employment with very old skills and very low self esteem. I had been a homemaker for years by choice and unintentionally excluded myself from the job market.... more »

  H Tracy wrote:

I was exposed to GAP ministries a year ago. What is outstanding (not that there is only one or two things!) about the organization is the character and sense of mission of the staff - everyone from top to bottom. Each and every time I have intersected... more »

  hazelangeleyes4u wrote:

My name is Donna Burke and I was born with Muscular Dystrophy. I am confined to a wheelchair since the age of 4 (I am 44 now). In Dec 2004 I was accepted into ECAD'S "Boot Camp" to receive a Service dog. I attended classes for 2 weeks and learned all... more »

  joesweeneysf wrote:

The eLearning Cafe has had a remarkable impact in the two years it's been serving the children of Incline Village. As of the end of the June school year, over 300 students took more than 400 semesters of mastery-based accredited courses. 32 % of last... more »

  diana loo wrote:

My son started learning to program in JAVA at Wintriss Technical Schools (WTS) 3 years ago, in 8th grade. What began as something "just for fun" quickly became a life path for him. He has learned how to program well, earning a 5 out of 5 on the AP Computer... more »

  Jeroen Mourik wrote:

I joined one of the visits to the school in Uganda and experienced first hand the good work Sylvia and her Board Members do for this school/ orphanage AND the local community. The impact is HUGE. I very much like the focus of the charity to invest in... more »

  Carlos N. wrote:

Con esta organizacion que contribuye a la educacion de Olancho, Honduras. Hay muchas cosas que con educacion se pueden cambiar en la vida de cada ser humano. Salir de la pobreza, cambios culturales, desarrollo de nuevas ideas solo se logra con educacion. Olancho... more »

  kogrady75 wrote:

My son is in the Teens-In-Flight program, he is 15 and working towards getting his private pilot's license at no cost to us, because of this program. None of the employees get a salary, they all work for free to assist these kids with their love of... more »

  Margaret Gullette wrote:

Since 1997 I have worked with my Nicaraguan counterpart, Dr. Rosa Elena Bello, first to improve adult literacy and then to start and maintain a Free High School for Adults. It has had an illustrious history since it opened in 2002. It is open to all the... more »

  Sudhakar M. wrote:

Great organization with a vision to support people with mobility disability through right wheelchair right way approach. more »

  Writer wrote:

My family and i had just moved to Austin a week before the annual back packing even last year. Someone mentioned it to us and my kids and I showed up. We were so impressed with the volunteers, the board and most importantly, the mission! I'm a volunteer... more »

  Wendie P. wrote:

Youth Inspiration Nation is a wonderful nonprofit organization that's offering services to kid's(including my own) that will give them amazing opportunities for the future. My daughter can take off, fly and land a plane in the simulator! She can eventually... more »

  wiseone wrote:

This organization really really should be appreciative of the staff that they have working with the youth they serve, because they really do care alot about the well-being of these children. more »

  ryan5 wrote:

Ecosa was a great learning environment for me. I knew I needed to learn more about sustainable design in-between undergraduate and graduate school, and this was the perfect fit for me. I am certain that the studio project was a big reason on why I was... more »

  johnmcmahon3 wrote:

I worked with the Marshall Direct Fund as a Program Assistant intern for approximately six months in the winter of 2009-10 and spring of 2010. Specifically, I was responsible for developing a social networking presence for the organization, creating and... more »

  Howard Scher wrote:

This is a caring and well-organized and managed organization that combines the best of the business world with the best of the social services world. more »

  sgetman wrote:

I've been volunteering with this organization for a year now and a member of the board for a few months. The staff is extremely dedicated to their work and have done an amazing job of adjusting to the realities of COVID-19. Most of their events used to... more »

  TPritch wrote:

Not only does the money go to those in need, it helps people to enable themselves to be successful and then, help others. That’s what a charity should do! more »

  Lucy wrote:

My daughter, Renee, lives and works in Haiti at Wings of Hope a home for both physically and mentally handicapped children. I have been there several times when the group of Healing Hands are at Wings of Hope. They are a great bunch of people and do... more »

  sefmpb wrote:

This is a great organization! They have a clear big picture, keeping the focus on Christ and His work in the world, but also offer real world, hands on, nuts and bolts opportunities. Partnering with a local Ugandan pastor, they are able to realistically... more »

  OSCGR wrote:

I have been involved with Oaxaca Streetchildren Grassroots for nearly 20 years. The transformation in the children we serve is amazing. When I first went to Oaxaca the street children we seek to reach were shoe less, hungry, malnourished, and often in... more »

  Victoria_Charles wrote:

Teachers at Ellenwood Academy have a higher education level in their field. I have completed my high schooling from here and built a very strong bonding with the teachers. Till now I am in touch with them and they never say no to me if I asked them any... more »

  Kasia I. wrote:

Amazing organization run by beautiful people who make sure that every penny you donate goes to those in need and not just for quick fixes but trully life and community changing! more »

  kfourman51 wrote:

We've been "on the ground" involved in Divine Care for 8 years. Five trips to Uganda have given us the opportunity to see the leadership, the staff, the children and the communities up close and personal. We can say without a doubt DCM is the best investment... more »

  mazyou wrote:

My wife and I volunteered for this organization as part of the Disney "Give a Day Get a Day" Celebration. We helped to wash the windows for the storefront of the Frugal Finds Thrift Shop in Mesa AZ. We enjoyed working with this organization and helping... more »

  Cynthiabell wrote:

Hello I received service from Alexia she was so friendly and most importantly proffesional she helped the time go by so fast I was getting a style that took up to 8 hours but with her wonderful spirt she talked with me the whole time and I loved the... more »

  MCFDonor wrote:

I have been familiar with the Madagascar Cooperative Foundation for a number of years. This nonprofit helps the people of Madagascar in a number of ways, with a particular emphasis on practical and business education, and in providing small loans to... more »

  ladyj677 wrote:

Byte Back is a very Good organization. I did not have any computer exprience. My six weeks for the 1st class and then six weeks again prepared me for advancement in the work force. I really enjoyed the staff. Byte Back is the BEST. more »

  Kal V. wrote:

I follow EcoRise, use their materials, and attend their professional developments for furthering my education. I teach Environmental Studies and EcoRise provides a wealth of information to help me provide well-rounded, standards based lesson plans. more »

  Sue_146 wrote:

Over the past year I have been working with Child and Family resources at Mount Arlington. We are a child care center who is involved with Grow NJ Kids program. I have found the staff very knowledgeable, friendly and professional. They are eager to... more »

  emyracruz wrote:

B O K Ranch helps my son, Emanuel, tremendously! Emanuel is, 13 years old, diagnosed with autism, developmentally delayed, and sensory issues. He truly enjoys riding on the horses especially Chase (his favorite horse) every Saturday. He has been riding... more »

  andreask wrote:

Sunwork is an incredible organization that is putting solar on rooftops and is also training people how to do this important work. Sunwork makes renewable energy work for those people and communities that aren't supported by traditional solar installers.... more »

  CRUISESEA wrote:

MY HUSBAND WAS A HANDICAPPED VETERAN FROM THE KOREAN WAR, HE TOOK A WATCHMAKING COURSE AND LOVED FIXING WATCHES. HE ENDED UP BEING HEAD INSTRUCTOR AT BULOVA SCHOOL OF WATCHMAKING. AFTER HE RETIRED SADLY THE SCHOOL CLOSED. VETERANS WATCHMAKING INITIATIVE... more »

  inspiringart wrote:

It has been a great experience being part of this organization during community events. They usually bring other veteran non-profits, businesses and community resources which make their events very unique. Thank you for the support you give to our veterans.... more »

  gesmallridge wrote:

Dominic Palumbo, Farmer Dom, is a born educator. I learn something new about food, farming and community in every conversation I have with him. I am deeply grateful for his dedication to Life and the love of farming. more »

  Katie51 wrote:

Umoja is an incredible organization serving high school students across Chicago! I've been lucky enough to have many relationships with Umoja... as a staff member, a volunteer, and a Board Member. Umoja is truly making an impact in the lives of students... more »

  moe12 wrote:

Hi My name is Monique, and i am taking Computer Training Classes. These classes have been helping me out a lot so far and i am very happy to learn new things. I enjoy coming to these classes because of the positive engery and the amazing program Coordinator more »

  mobileUser458066 wrote:

Great Institution, thanks for all you supports more »

  tombenjamin wrote:

This is a totally volunteer organization that has impacted communities in countries around the world. A simple concept of collecting knowledgeable individuals to work for local community groups that are willing and able to create the local leadership... more »

  communconsult wrote:

These people really care - especially about the older or displaced worker. They are thorough, creative, and make a real difference. They have established a solid presence in the community, reaching out to chambers of commerce, libraries, etc. & have... more »

  leehuntington wrote:

Girls With Books! represents the merger of two grass roots non profits that supported girls’ education in South Sudan. Girls With Books! and its two predecessor organizations achieved amazing results in South Sudan for nearly twenty years - building... more »

  Jennifer J.8 wrote:

I joined HACA on a trip to Haiti in December 2015. The dedication the organization has to helping the underprivileged of Haiti was warming to see. We spent days gathering and organizing canned goods, school supplies, food, and more into care packages.... more »

  azure4sure wrote:

I'm not sure which I love the most - the animals in such a clean and peaceful environment or the visitors with the excitement they share at being able to be up close and personal with the animals. more »

  CorruptionMustStop wrote:

The African Dream Academy has a good vision, but bad leadership principles. It is one thing to solicit money from the public to help children who are unfortunate, but it is bad for the leader of this organization to use such funds in a corrupt way. I... more »

  Himanshu wrote:

Building Dreams Foundation is doing great job for development for children and for betterment of our society.They are working on education for every children and no food waste and pad for all.They are doing wonderful job more »

  momton wrote:

Ripple Ministries has been an incredible experience. Not only are the leaders skilled professionals, but their commitment to providing the highest quality experience for those participating in their program is phenomenal. I cannot recommend this organization... more »

  Soso wrote:

BayEmt has been by far the most challenging self motivating experience in my life. This program has changed my way of thinking, speaking, and living. I recommend this program to anyone who wants a life changing experience while also gaining knowledge... more »

  Yestermorrow wrote:

I have taken over a dozen classes at Yestermorrow over the past 7 years and each one of them has enhanced my ability to work on my own house, build furniture, and explore the world of green design. more »

  MichaelSM wrote:

I was looking for a new career opportunity that would build on the technical skills I learned in the military. I also wanted to find a career that was service oriented. I received an email from my AW2 sponsor about the Vet2Tech program. I was skeptical... more »

  JJohnson3242 wrote:

Ms. Elizabeth, Ms. Cathy and Mr. Randel were all so very supportive when I brought my son in for information and support. He was frustrated with his current job and felt he needed to work in a job that supported his skill set and nurtured his abilities... more »

  sierra2 wrote:

Sound Art and it's hard working board members and volunteers are a powerful force, changing lives one note at a time. Sound Art brings music education to underfunded schools, after-school programs, and community centers. The power of music on the adolescent... more »

  horology wrote:

The National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors is Americas preeminent not-for-profit educational organisation dedicated to encourage and stimulate interest in the Art and Science of Horology, i.e. the subject of Timekeepers (Clocks and Watches)... more »

  courtneysmk wrote:

I have been a volunteer with this non profit for 5 years. I have seen first hand how they have helped change lives of women and orphans and communities with the work they do. They empower the people to have a higher and better quality of life. They show... more »

  nikkic wrote:

Our family looks forward to Saturday mornings...a chance to meet new volunteers and work together at the garden-harvesting, planting, preparing soil, tending to plants, socializing, and ultimately GIVING. We grow to give fresh produce to others in need.... more »

  JeanneTanner wrote:

Next Door Shelter at 1001 Polk Street in San Francisco, CA is part of Episcopal Community Services in San Francisco, CA and is not a model shelter except as a model of illegality. Do not stay here. Lots of illegalities. So many, in fact, that one wonders... more »

  safety01 wrote:

Several years ago, I had the opportunity to work at the NSC Nebraska Chapter as an instructor for the Occupational Safety and Health Program (now called Workplace Safety Services). During my years at the Council, I saw first-hand just how passionate... more »

  Will wrote:

The donation attendants were extremely friendly and made me feel welcomed and thanked me profusely for my donations. I was very impressed with the "no-wait" time and the quick distribution of a receipt. more »

  atc.treas wrote:

A few years ago I saw an inspiring presentation about the Appropriate Technology Collaborative (ATC) and how it was leveraging student brainpower in the US in collaboration with input from very low income people in Central America to design solutions... more »

  yoyo1 wrote:

I worked for Internews and have worked for other non-profits. Internews is without question the worst organization I have encountered--I beg that you not waste your money with a gift. If possible I would rate below one star. You would need to be crazy... more »

  lindsaygo wrote:

I started as a volunteer 5 years ago and then was invited to become a board member a few years later. I've been passionate in supporting the mission of Ignite because: -it provides STEM education awareness and career opportunities to young girls and... more »

  Roberta wrote:

As A Miner Miracle's insurance agents, we have seen the wonderful work they do in helping women and men move into the job market and become self sufficient members of society. they do more than just provide clothing they instill a sense of self esteem... more »

  AeLabady wrote:

I have supported Apparent Project Childcare and school for 3 years now. I absolutely love visiting this organization in Haiti! The kids are happy, secure, loved, and learning in the Montessori style classrooms. The teachers are amazing and self-sacrificing... more »

  concern wrote:

As a former board member at The Alpha Workshops I felt a great responsibility to the segment of society we were supposed to be supporting. Negative reports filed by individuals, design professionals, and New York state fund contributors have been a thorn... more »

  ehschwarz wrote:

I have used the services of Harbor City Services on several occasions. Once when I sold my business they moved, stored and sold excess office funiture and office equipment and supplies. I have also use them to do three residential moves and for storage... more »

  Kevin131 wrote:

What could be better than Vancouver and film? Add works to the title. more »

  Weiying L. wrote:

I working with the public who receive in home health care services, I have come across multiple patients who have their daily care provider trained by the CA LTC Ed Center. The care providers have been consistently well trained, and have exceeded my... more »

  June9 wrote:

1/22/13 - I just noticed that there is NOT a 990 posted for 2013 for Goodwill Industries of Middle Georgia and the CRSA or the Goodwill Works Foundation. When you click on the 2013 link, the 990 for 2012 appears. So my references below should be amended... more »

  Lori54 wrote:

As a volunteer with Tall Ships Victoria I am familiar with both Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain. The crews of these two ships are great to work with and to sail with. Highly recommend either vessel for a ship tour, sail, or battle sail! more »

  Dr. Joan E. Coleman wrote:

Qualified graduating seniors receive a one-time scholarship ($500-$2000) to start college or trade school. more »

  klivolsi wrote:

Project Left Behind is a 501c3 non-profit whose mission statement is to promote education, improved nutrition and living conditions for orphans and neglected children around the world. It was created to help those children who are left to grow up in... more »

  Bridget S. wrote:

Way to Work is a great organization that does many things for young people starting out in their careers. I donated all of my work clothes that no longer fit me but were still in great condition (suits, slacks, button downs, dresses). Everyone I met... more »

  dmccuistion wrote:

The Boulder college of Massage Therapy has long been regarded as one of if not the Best in Class in Massage Therapy education. I am an employer locally in Colorado and I have to admit I find more high quality candidates coming out of this school than... more »

  Mr. Pettengill wrote:

In addressing the causes and consequences of poverty through education, advocacy, and its myriad services to help those in need meet basic human needs that we too often take for granted, I can unequivocally state that Community Action, Inc. is indeed... more »

  Derek S wrote:

Interactive America Inc. is a valuable asset to all US military veterans as well as the general public. This organization is as an integral part of the general advancement of anyone who wants to better themselves and their community. Too many services... more »

  Carolyn46 wrote:

In the far northern Arrowhead region of Minnesota, there are few higher education opportunities which makes such learning difficult and costly for families. Were it not for Cook County Higher Education building and program, there would be almost none.... more »

  thetruth100 wrote:

great cna class i would not recommend any other classes that may be available and also think twice about giving this person your personal info i would not trust with my info other then an phone number more »

  sward1106 wrote:

This is by far one of the best non-profits I've worked with! Everything they say they do with the youth they do. My son had heavy anger issues and his work with Greatmindz and their Boxing program (Beyond Boxing) has really helped him. He no longer has... more »

  Angee W. wrote:

Opportunities Industrialization Center: North Philadelphia Philadelphia, PA I am a relative of a former student who used to attend Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC). This program helped my brother achieve greatness in the areas... more »

  lcelestin wrote:

The Vision Haiti Foundation was created by Haitian/American cousins after the January 12th 2010 earthquake. Their plan to teach technical skills to both male and female Haitians will enable graduates to obtain better paying jobs during the re-construction... more »

  Writer wrote:

Community mentoring, great teaching, great direction more »

  MTC wrote:

It is out of pure love for the trade that the Founder wants to share his gift to help others be successfull boat builders. It is from his own experience and observing newcomers that he has deep understanding of the problems, which motivates his resolute... more »

  wsoe_2009 wrote:

Hello, I want to introduce Wide Spectrum Of Exposure to your community. Our hub is available for the needs of students and adults with tutoring on remedial subjects and more. We also provide; annual education summer camp, after school program and... more »

  NateH wrote:

Excellent work in rural Midcoast Maine providing youth and adults with opportunities to sail and build boats. Program formats vary from daytime workshops to 2 year intensives. Scholarships and financial aid available to all participants. Community sailing... more »

  Ken T.4 wrote:

The Southern Crescent Technical College Foundation Inc has had a positive impact on my life. While attending classes at the school, the veterans organization was very supportive in insuring that veterans had access to all available resources to help them... more »

  Michelle159 wrote:

Project 150 helps the homeless / disadvantage teens by providing free clothes, shoes, school supplies, hygiene products and food. They also provide "free weekend food bags" so they are able to eat outside of school. Over 1200 students registered in the... more »

  Lalique wrote:

Recycle-A-Bicycle is a unique treasure in New York City, a mission-driven organization promoting sustainable transportation and youth bike education -- and a community-based bike shop. In partnership with a variety of city government and other nonprofits,... more »

  Timothy wrote:

I started out as the volunteer coordinator for this organization. It did a 'great' job of not only making good use of old computer equipment but also of teaching others how to use computers and to not be afraid of the process of repairing them. There... more »

  maymehicks wrote:

Episo fosters creativity and innovation, and as a volunteer, I contributed to a culture of collaboration and growth. I had the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, networked with industry professionals, and gained fresh perspectives that... more »

  ggonzalez68 wrote:

It an honor to report the ongoing hard work that Principal Mark Casavantes with optimism is continuing to strive for opening an Academic Opportunity Academy (AOA) school. I most strongly recommend Academic Opportunities Academy. I have been a student... more »

  pensionersteve wrote:

Dear Friend: Your attention and contribution is needed more so today than perhaps ever before. We have finally found a way to turn America upside down or inside out. At the rate we are going we will become a fourth world unskilled nation, preyed... more »

  estephenson wrote:

This program has helped me in so many ways to be who am I and encouraged the growth within myself. I would not have a clear vision for what it is I want to become a how I can get there. more »

  RRcrozzing wrote:

I was a long time (25 year) volunteer for the IEEE including the Rochester Section. See: http://z.ziobro.info/ieee-bio In 2012, I observed the Rochester Section leadership violating IEEE Bylaws and making materially false or misleading statements... more »

  Daimeon wrote:

My spouse and I decided it was time to do our married planning. My mail to spyhackelite @gmail com made the process easy. He listened to me, what we wanted and made great recommendations on how we can best plan for the future. He explained in simple language... more »

  Writer wrote:

human-I-T is all about opportunities. Opportunities for the families in need who receives computers for the first time. Opportunities for all the employees/volunteers/interns. Opportunities for businesses and government agencies who donated their outdated... more »

  Fr.Ken wrote:

I have been a long time friend and donor of NPH. I personally know Frank Krafft and his family. Each year I look for projects to help my brothers and sisters especilly in Honduras where I sponsor 17 boys and girls. Frank and his organization make it... more »

  PBrian wrote:

Looks like a lost city in the middle of nowhere. Unless you booked the sky suite the rooms with the shared bathrooms belong in the 1930s where that sort of thing was more common. Bad choice when you are trying to sell an idea that is set in the far flung... more »

  Dev D. wrote:

i've been inspired by the Manav Sadhna team for over 10 years. they continue to be my go-to charity to support when fundraising. i've had the priveledge to visit Manav Sadhna in Indian in 2007 to see their impact first hand. speechless. support... more »

  tkeenan wrote:

Lakou is doing amazing work to create a sustainable future in Haiti through its construction and vocational training program. It is providing hands-on training for Haitians to build their own communities using tested methods that will stand the test of... more »

  Matthew Leffler wrote:

While I am on the board of this nonprofit I do feel that the work it does is necessary and it fills multiple voids for a lot of people who would have no other outlet for technology training. more »

  daveyboy77 wrote:

My girls have attended for several years and they love the instruction. They were in a recreational program previously, and they are learning a lot more through the VAA. It is very professional, and my younger daughter wants to become a professional... more »

  piku123 wrote:

Working here has caused my mental health to decline because of the sheer amount of stress. There is this overwhelming sense of "everyone for themselves" as every employee is just looking for a way to suck up to management. Promotions aren't based on merit,... more »

  kakakola wrote:

The Mentee Career and training institute’s free CNA interactive online practice quiz enabled me to easily pass my CNA Certification exam. The 60 questions familiarized me with the styles and types of questions that appeared on the actual CNA examination.... more »

  MMWM wrote:

This was a fine nonprofit, nonpublic school for children with a variety of behavioral and emotional problems that was closed years ago. It was caught in a new law at that time which disqualified their Special Ed and Secondary school teachers. They were... more »

  NC Educator wrote:

Explornet, known as the Centers for Quality Teaching and Learning works with schools to improve overall instruction. QTL specialists work directly in the schools and help teachers to see and understand the best use of research-based instructional strategies... more »

  machucs1 wrote:

I had a great experience for my son Anthony Machucas graduation thank you more »

  drashid wrote:

I was homeless with my 4 children. My friend who lived in a housing program gave me OWCF’s number. We were welcomed into their housing that evening. We stayed with OWCF for 2 years. I learned that OWCF was private and have never received government... more »

  Arya wrote:

The (Helping Afghan Orphan Children Society) was registered as a nonprofit organization in Halifax NS, and a cross Canada in 2008. The HAOCS on September 2012 helped one of the orphanage in Parwan province in Afghanistan. The Parwan orphanage has 130... more »

  Jeanette77 wrote:

Escofharis has been a pillar of holistic living in the community. Educating us on life longevity and using holistic modalities to enhance our way of life for health and well-being of the mind, body, and soul. They are truly a gem! more »

  batesw wrote:

Excited about the future of the American College of the Building Arts with their state of the art new location at 649 Meeting Street in Charleston. more »

  manuelparra.parra wrote:

WARNING before you pursue this company! As a former Employee, I must give you some guidance before you spend any money with these people. They started off with 6 employees. After all of the basics and procedures of the business were set up, they laid... more »

  Ali_2 wrote:

It's been a pleasure working under Brooke @ Visionary Media! Everyday I see the difference the organization's work makes in the lives of vision impaired/blind artists. Music is healing and empowering and Visionary gives musicians the tools to succeed.... more »

  robertthebey wrote:

I took the Surgical Tech program and out of a class of twenty, no one has yet to sit or pass the certification test. I doubt that the school has certified instructors. Also, I do not think the school is accredited. more »

  abreaux1020 wrote:

This organization has helped me overcome fear in working together with groups. Being a true team is what has helped get so many things done, and getting things done is exactly what I was taught to do here. It is fun, sociable, and will bring a strong... more »

  Anne Fairfax wrote:

The International Yacht Restoration School serves a much-needed niche in the education of young people, providing a skill-based program which is unique in the US. I've been involved as a supporter and volunteer and have been incredibly impressed with... more »

Faith evangelical seminary exists to glorify god by equipping christian leaders with a biblical, theological, and practical education... more »

To provide training, skill improvement and safety education to eligible participants, and to provide scholarship awards to the... more »

Chicago women in trades works to increase the number of women in the skilled trades and other blue collar occupations and to eliminate... more »

The fund will provide vocational education to apprentices in the plumbing and pipefitting industry. The education includes classroom... more »

Training & education more »

Humanitarian resource distribution. more »

(see continuation of primary mission statement on schedule o) chowan university is a comprehensive coeducational institution committed... more »

Apprenticeship and training fund more »

Promote quality school health services more »

TTFI was founded by Keith M. Thomas in June 1998. The Foundation was established to prepare or represent disadvantaged adults,... more »

To provide training to journeymen & apprentices of the union. more »

To operate for the advancement of education by raising funds and building community support to meet the needs of the college in... more »

Non-profit organization which provides training for pipefitter apprentices. more »

Dosti Foundation, founded in 1994, has founded and continually funded schools, vocational programs and clinics through out Pakistan... more »

The organization operates for the purpose of providing an education to its students. more »

Increasing the numbers and capacity of leaders serving the agriculture, natural resources, and rural community sectors. more »

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Launchcode is a nonprofit organization dedicated to creating economic opportunity for aspiring developers through job placement... more »

Our mission is to increase the number of women and minorities in this industry by providing preparatory curriculum in construction... more »

We are a care organization that has helped for over 70 years. We offer many programs to the needy. We are here to assist anyone... more »

To establish and maintain the local standards governing the selection, qualifications, education and training of all apprentices,... more »

Education and training of apprentice electricians. more »

To enable economically-disadvantaged high school students to enter and thrive in the economic mainstream by providing them... more »

To provide qualiity educational programs in science and math for students in kindergarden through ninth grade more »

The California Coalition for Construction in the Classroom (CCCC) was formed by construction industry leaders to address the severe... more »