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  Umesh Desai wrote:

Excellent work in rural development particularly working in water sector and tribal development. Professionalism in dealing with donor and other agencies and working with government. more »

  Kathy-VTS wrote:

I am a Volunteer with Veterans Transition Support. It has been an honor and a pleasure working with the VTS Team. Each month during our weekend program at Camp Pendleton we get to serve those who are serving our country ! more »

  littleduck wrote:

They wouldn't train me for a job. They just want people to email them resumes so they can show that they're helping people, but really they're not doing nothing. I've been unemployed for 4 years. They didn't offer any job training at all. more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  Lisa243 wrote:

Pennsylvania Women Work offers a variety of programs to help individuals in transition access the skills and education they need to become economically self-sufficient. Pennsylvania Women Work provides individual job placement assistance to people referred... more »

  rrajani wrote:

I have been working with Indian Dreams Foundation for a short while now and in that time have been incredibly impressed by the organisations commitment and drive to bring education to underprivileged children. With little money, they have made an incredible... more »

  Admiral wrote:

Corporate America Supports You (CASY) finished 2014 with $906K in revenue. Total Military Family Job Placements for 2014 were 5,015. First contribution for 2015 from The Call Of Duty Endowment (CODE)was for over $1Million. This followed a thorough week... more »

  Ogechi A. wrote:

AtlantaGLOW is an organization genuinely dedicated to improving the lives of young women, teaching them how to be responsible, both socially and financially. I'm so honored to volunteer here!! more »

  DEEZ wrote:

I was a client of Recovery Ventures from 2007-2008. During the application process I was told that I would recieve job trainning. I was very intrested in not only getting clean and sober but in also recieving job trainning that would allow me to enter... more »

  rick23 wrote:

JVS has partnered with CVS/Pharmacy to create a Regional Learning Center, where CVS and JVS offer training and development not only to CVS employees, but also to the JVS client population as well. Our partnership is very unique, and incredibly rewarding... more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  sequoiabrigadecamp wrote:

Sequoia Brigade Camp is an adventure-oriented Christian camp which caters to boys and girls in the western United States. For more than 10 years we have partnered with Brigade Air to provide an aviation experience for young men and women 8th grade and... more »

  Lisa Szilagyi wrote:

Our son James has been in the program just over two years and its been amazing for him. Being out in the community and learning things about everyday life makes this program like no other. The directors and staff are a joy to work with and have such good... more »

  Pabby wrote:

I joined Yielding Accomplished African Women (Yaa.W) in December 2019 after I participated in their Women in Machine Learning Conference. This was the first ever and the only conference of its kind in Africa. Since then, I have been given a... more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  Writer wrote:

Beverly at Wounded Warrior Support Network was instrumental in transition from my active duty time. She inspired me to focus my career on working with veterans and helping them in their transition. more »

  Brittany_S wrote:

Are Seniors Sexy?Sounds like a shocking question but let me explain. I work for a non-profit that has been struggling for years. We are located in Pleasant Hill, California and are a part of the very diverse Bay Area. Here at Rehabilitation Services... more »

  Jacob's Ladder Job Center, Inc. wrote:

Quotes from participants: I improved my writing skills tremendously. I finally learned how to fill out applications correctly and completely. I know how to write a cover letter and get why thank you notes are so important. I learned how to listen... more »

  samjones wrote:

I volunteered as a presenter for the Choices program for several years, and considered it one of the most important programs to have in the public school system. Encouraging students not just to stay in school, but to take the important classes that... more »

  j_boyle wrote:

Love the support MSCCN provides to military spouses and dependents no matter where they are in the military life cycle. more »

  Lumiere wrote:

By the Hope Family tutor providing undivided attention to 2nd grader Hannah and using a reading book game, Hannah realized she could read bigger books than she thought! more »

  Tonya H. wrote:

Many times challenging children are given up on, but with Monroe Harding many of these children have been given the opportunity to change their lives in a positive way and have went on to be successful young adults! I am an active foster parent through... more »

  EDGEWATER wrote:

HAPPY TO HAVE VISITED INSTITUTE OFFICE AND FOUND MYSELF WARMLY WELCOMED BY STAFF!DIRECTOR ERIN FOUNTAIN IS A CONSUMATE , CARING PROFESSIONALWHO ENDEAVORS TO INSTILL IN HER "CLIENTS" THE HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS. more »

  Carrie-Michal M. wrote:

Anderson Interfaith Ministries (AIM) is a wonderful non-profit organization that focuses on several important needs in the community of Anderson County. The biggest programs are Emergency Assistance, Hunger Ministries, and Women and Children Succeeding... more »

  Rebecca B.1 wrote:

Amelia's Closet has been such a blessing to me. I have seen the faces and heard the voices of grateful ladies as they have come down hearted and left with pride and hope! more »

  denise11 wrote:

Anixter Center is a wonderful place to volunteer and work. Staff is friendly and helpful. They have an extensive list of programs and services they have to help individuals with disabilities. It was great to interact with some of the clients who were... more »

  MikeinSSF wrote:

New Life Community Services is the best drug, alcohol, and shelter in Santa Cruz and Northern California. It is a very safe place for those seeking treatment fro addiction problems, families and children in need of shelter. more »

  emac21282 wrote:

When a close friend of mine told me about South Central Scholars and what the organization was doing for motivated students from Los Angeles, I immediately wanted to get involved. South Central Scholars help motivated students achieve their dreams and... more »

  Jeremy.O wrote:

I have been an active member of NorthStar clubhouse for over six months now. In that time I have found a part time job through NorthStar. I am currently working thanks to that, and I still am going to NorthStar a few times a week. I enjoy the atmosphere... more »

  Junior S. wrote:

The Community Council Of Metropolitan Atlanta is an nonrpofit organization that I have recently joined as a mentor / volunteer that is focus & committed to "empowering young black men between the ages of 18-28, to reach their full potential, academically,... more »

  diana3 wrote:

I have been involved with the Jericho Project since 1992, and have been on its board since 1996. Jericho is an outstanding organization because it addresses the root causes of homelessness and, by providing a host of supportive services, helps its clients... more »

  Lisa LaMunyon wrote:

My experience with Goodwill is helping with Goodwill Youth Services. Goodwill Youth Services has programs set up that encourage youth to think about their future, including doing resumes, mock interviews and talking with professionals at career panel... more »

  gardener55 wrote:

From the first time I heard about Live And Learn, I was interested in their mission and impressed by the program they offer to women. It’s been uplifting to me to read the experiences of the women who are working through the program and to hear how... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great program! The people are very helpful and they get things done more »

  jae.om83 wrote:

I've had the honor of meeting a few of The Cambodian Family staff and I must say, they are passionate about their line of work. They welcome visitors with a smile and open arms. The Cambodian Family has been around for over 30 years in Orange County.... more »

  Doctordeb wrote:

Y360 is doing some great projects, especially a television show for African Youth. Cafe 360 is a great example of entertainment-education, a strategy that has been successfully used throughout the world to teach principles and encourage behevior change... more »

  magic wrote:

SLCAC supports the arts, all the arts, and participating artists in St. Lawrence County. I have received assistance from SLCAC in marketing, in class planning and site hosting, in support and honest dialog about the concerns I have as an artist who doesn't... more »

  eileenslee wrote:

The mission is an easy one to support and all the people behind the organization are top notch and a pleasure to work with and support. more »

  dollahbill wrote:

Clothes the deal is an amazing organization with great values and ethics. Their vision of giving back and providing job training and clothing to at risk youth and men and women in transitional facilities has changed my outlook on life. I volunteered with... more »

  beverly wrote:

I was a client of My Second Chance and what an experience it has been. When I came in I had wanted to finally work on me. My husband was missing for days on end and I was tired of trying to "fix" him. I decided to start fixing myself. Royce (the founder)... more »

  ChadSenteer wrote:

Elysian Trust has such earnest and thoughtful members, and they deal with their tasks with utmost professionalism in addition to warmth. more »

  Linda wrote:

"Give a man a fish and you feed him for a day. Teach a man to fish and you feed him for a lifetime." JVS is an amazing and effective organization, and I'm proud to have been on the board for five years. JVS helps thousands of people each year -- to... more »

  bill wrote:

As an employer, I appreciate the job performance attitudes that JFL instills in it's graduates. The importance of being on time, having an attitude of "how can I help, what else can I do", handling conflict resolution and constantly growing and developing.... more »

  MTC2016 wrote:

We love what we do! Every day we focus on offering opportunities to end hunger and poverty and make an impact in the lives of families/communities in need. more »

  Writer wrote:

If you want to be inspired, take some time to learn about Seeds to Sew! It's amazing that such a small all-volunteer organization could have such incredible lasting impact on so many women and girls globally. Seeds to Sew has taught me a life lesson about... more »

  Blanche Williams wrote:

There are times when we, as a community and a country, have to take the time to come together for the greater good. Deborah Avens provided that opportunity with her non-profit, The SOFEI Group, Inc. When we empower our women and mothers, we empower her... more »

  Chicago_0101 wrote:

I love SWOP--It's the only organization in the United States that is 100% devoted to supporting sex worker-led organizing around the country. It develops leaders. It builds grassroots groups in cities across the United States. And it does an amazing job... more »

  student790970 wrote:

“If you love our work then tell the world! Stories about us from people like you will help us make an even bigger impact in our community. GreatNonprofits – the #1 source of nonprofit stories and feedback – is honoring highly regarded nonprofits... more »

  kkovacs wrote:

PVJobs is a model of success for working with at-risk individuals. This organization is a leader is providing services and promoting opportunities for individuals to be self-supporting and on the road to a career path. PVJobs has helped hundreds of people... more »

  sherristuart wrote:

St. Joseph's has been part of the community of Gilroy CA for almost 30 years. It is the sole provider of comprehensive services for the homeless and those in urgent need in Gilroy and San Martin. What sets St. Joseph's apart is its compassionate and far-reaching... more »

  Jeff wrote:

I was so pleasantly surprised by all the great things they are doing to help members of our community. I am a Sergeant with the local Police Department and I hear officers receive call to the Rescue Mission with some frequency. Since that occurs it is... more »

  trader90 wrote:

The non-profit sector is being increasingly presured to provide evidence that its resources have improved the lives of clients, regardless of the size of the organization. The First Foundation Kids, Inc. through its pilot programs in 2012 particularly... more »

  RobertHarker wrote:

Women's Audio Mission or WAM is working to make the professional recording and sound engineering profession more women friendly. They are breaking down the barriers in the male dominated sound profession by empowering women with knowledge and skills. Their... more »

  cmk42 wrote:

I am a volunteer at WWEE and I cannot praise it highly enough. The work that they do is truly amazing. As I interact with clients over the course of each five-week REACH Plus Program, I witness their transformation. They leave the program not only with... more »

  Derr wrote:

As a positively strong force in the South Bronx community, Grace Outreach upholds the responsibility of the advancement of women whose goal is to obtain their G.E.D for a higher academic or career purpose. The quality service that is delivered by the... more »

  LivingOrderSA wrote:

Dress for Success San Antonio helps women educate themselves and gain the job skills necessary to make them more employable. The suits, accessories, and shoes that you donate to them go directly to the candidates of the Dress for Success program. After... more »

  9170 compose wrote:

This Goodwill is quite innovative and has a developed a new program called LIFE GUIDES, that stays with families who want to exit poverty for the NEXT 20 YEARS! Finally, someone who recognizes that 90 days of help isn't going to change a family's situation. more »

  AlanZ wrote:

I have volunteered with JFS SV on a number of different programs and projects, including doing ESL tutoring, volunteering at fundraiser, helping with their website, and helping with ongoing development activities. In my case, JFS was very flexible in... more »

  missamazing wrote:

I was involved with community youth services as a teen and was very appreciative off what they did for me. I was about of the housing program they provided to me as a teen mom. I completed training and classes that were very helpful to my sucess and... more »

  RevRance wrote:

I was a participant in Altar's 2023 Pastor's Renewal retreat in Buena Vista, CO. I was originally attracted to Altar for the fishing aspect of this trip. A time when pastors can be together and fly fish, WHO COULD RESIST? Although fishing was an exciting... more »

  JubileeMinistries wrote:

Great Christian organization. They have a real prison ministry that supports so many people. The work the Jubilee Ministry does for the Lebanon and Manheim community is so important. They always need volunteers to help with the ministry. Check out the... more »

  mformico wrote:

Springboard Forward is amazing! They are making a difference in our community and doing it in such a facinating way. more »

  pdecarlo wrote:

My experience with Thumb Industries staff has been excellent. I am another non-profit company who was looking for guidance in supported employment and I was so impressed with how Thumb Ind. is run I wanted to model my program after it. I was taken on... more »

  remainannonymous wrote:

For over a decade I have supported this small, quiet organization and the big impact it has the lives of adults and children in need. I have delivered donated groceries in person to individuals and families who are ever so grateful, individuals and families... 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 »

  korbett wrote:

A great and valuable organization in the Tacoma community. Offers a wide range of training programs given disadvatage people the opportunity to grow and become employed with the company or assisted in getting employment somewhere else. Wonderful, patient... more »

  KateMo wrote:

I joined the LegUp team because I was inspired by the depth of work they did. When I came on-board, I felt as though I was apart of something needed, real, and important. The work that the LegUp Program does, for the Fort Worth community is invaluable,... more »

  GreatJeff wrote:

For over 33 years, Jeff Industries has helped at risk-youth and persons living with chronic mental illnesses stay out of mental hospitals, learn coping and working skills, live independently and have a "reason to wake up" every day. The LIVE, LEARN, WORK... more »

  bobt02122 wrote:

Was very disappointed with their program. They are all talk at helping older people get back to work. The Microsoft Training was excellent but the job assistance portion needs to be improved. The coordinator who handles that part of the program is... 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 »

  r.robert wrote:

Buffalo Nation is dedicated to making a profound impact in the community and in people’s lives. more »

  Maryann3 wrote:

I first found out about Interfaith Works from a family member back in summer 2011. They told me that it was a place to help low in come family's with clothes, house hold stuff. So I took a chance and went. At first I only used the clothing center, but... more »

  BigTJ wrote:

Excellent organization! I'm honored to be a long time supporter. The work TTS, Inc. is doing in the community is just what is needed to help those seeking employment. more »

  Tanya T. wrote:

From the first volunteer meeting I could tell Jubilee Jobs had a strong philosophy of empowerment rooted in proven methods of training clients to be job ready. My role helping clients fill out job applications and create their resumes was always extremely... more »

  Katiekeating wrote:

UPWARD's exponential growth has been 100% grassroots which tells you that something unique and good is going on. Senior level professional women are attracted to the well facilitated engagement with peers and the on-the mark-topics. I appreciate that... more »

  dminc wrote:

Organization is involved in interacting with youth in our community involved in gang activity. Our organization is providing all non profits with tickets to cultural events, to include Liberty Basketball Games, Science Center, Bronx Zoo. WE HAVE RECEIVED... more »

  codypie wrote:

The Standever Institute GAVE me a career. Let me say that again. They GAVE me not just a good education and future career but now a great life. The instructors are amazing and focus on you succeeding as an individual in the program. The entire two years... more »

  Brucewood wrote:

I want to join u guys and help men and women get employment I'm Bruce Smith from eos elevated opportunities solutions temporary employment agency would love to partner up and help community more »

  MBurst wrote:

StreetWise Partners has helped me reinvent myself, access my skills, and change my weaknesses to strengths. They were essential in helping me learn the skills necessary to adapt to this job market. My son became a fellow soon after. He has referred two... more »

  MadonnaBurkit wrote:

I am involved with the recovery in the Monroe MI community and am so encouraged to see second chances here at this marvelous Fresh Start Coffee Shop. By the way, the coffee concoctions, stuffed hashbrowns, and waffle sandwiches are AWESOME! Check... more »

  auntiek wrote:

I attended one event after learning about WEDC and what they offer the community and local women striving for success. I enjoyed the event, the guest speaker, and knew the honorees - both hard-working businesswomen with integrity and staying-power. ... more »

  lteetsel wrote:

Before joining the Board at TBICO, I attended a class graduation, giving me the opportunity to meet some of the students and their families and to learn what impact TBICO has had on their lives. To them, TBICO goes beyond the skills ... it is about preparing... more »

  so totally lost wrote:

they don't even return calls at all, ever, for years more »

  paule wrote:

NewStart helped me to come out of the woods to live life like a normal man. I found out that I have skills and talents employers want and need. After 8 years of homelessness, the last 4 have given me back my pride and dignity. Paul Evans more »

  Jaz4 wrote:

Highest performing workforce board in the country. Very innovative. more »

  CSWM19 wrote:

Center for Changing Lives is a wonderful place. I did my internship there so I got to see what most people don't get to see on a daily basis. Everyone of the staff members made me feel welcomed, and I will always be grateful for all of the knowledge each... more »

  BuildingBrooklyn wrote:

I have had the chance to see HOPE in action - at their graduation ceremony and at other events throughout the year. They truly change lives. They believe so much in second chances. But rather than give handouts to their students, they truly teach them... more »

  ctcglad wrote:

Ctc has helped me to learn to effectively network, research, write a resume, and interview with innovative techniques. I'm so thankful for the jobs I've obtained through their help. First, I found a job conducting and Chinese choir for a years and... more »

  KaleabTa wrote:

Making the Grade: Hope for African Youth has been a beacon of hope in Ethiopia for over a decade. MTG’s unwavering commitment has transformed the lives of countless young people, turning hopeless, family-less children into self-reliant, educated, and... more »

  Rosalind wrote:

LEAP is an organization run by and about people living with disabilities. This organization helped my late husband, who had cerebral palsy, in the late 80's and 90's to become assertive and involved in the community. They looked for a job for him to... more »

  Debra49 wrote:

My daughter has MS, is quadriplegic and has been going to Monterey Bay Horsemanship for 5 years now and the results have been incredible from riding their horses. From keeping her regular, way less spasms, less body aches, uplifted mental attitude & outlook,... more »

  Alabama1 wrote:

A much needed service that is not already established in the local or surrounding areas. more »

  CommunityVolunteer wrote:

6 year board member who has fallen in love with JFS! JFS provides services to ANYONE in need and operates a spectrum of services to allow individuals and families to be able to have stability in their life. From the professional mental health services... more »

  jtkidd72 wrote:

My journey with Able Inc. has been a surprising and deeply fulfilling one. Though I had been exposed to intellectual disabilities in my personal life, I never expected that serving this community would become such a significant part of my story. The... more »

  Harper K. wrote:

Does great work with women of varying socio-economic levels. Financial, career and mental health counseling. 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 »

  Rajuprasad P. wrote:

Support education Girls from Dalit community, women headed households, landless or nearly landless families in western Nepal more »

  Cindy B.10 wrote:

I work with Eggleston and they are a great organization. more »

  Bruce S. wrote:

I have been a volunteer and a donor for over 25 years. United Ministries does an amazing job of getting people back on their feet and participating in life as good productive citizens. There are 5 parts to United Ministries: 1. The Place of Hope... more »

  Linda Mack S. wrote:

Both Job Seekers and organizations of all sizes trust HEC to create lasting partnerships through our recruiting agency efforts. more »

  Spirits wrote:

Donations are handled exclusively for personal use only, there is no recreation, no help, just a bed for $400 per month within an unsanitary environment. Members are forced to submission and additional services without pay. more »

The Organization was organized to provide apprentice and journeyman training to the Wichita, Topeka, Frontenac & Lawrence area... more »

To promote Maine's economic development by strengthening the skills of the workforce. more »

To provide a christian environment alternative educational programs for girls ages 11-18 that are at risk of dropping out of school.... more »

To raise funds for educational and medical organizations serving children. more »

Insight collaborative is dedicated to resolving conflict and improving relationships around the world. Through conflict management... more »

The intent of the agency's mission is to meet the needs of low and moderate income households and, in some cases, the general... more »

We teach students how to identify career opportunities that fit with their values, interests, personality, and skills. We provide... more »

To provide employment and christian encouragement to at-risk neighborhood youth and to bring them out of gangs and into the american... more »

To equip survivors of domestic violence with the appropriate financial tools and resources needed to enable women to leave or... more »

Samaritan inns, inc's mission more »

To provide high quality faith integrated counseling and behavioral health services to clients and be a resource to the community... more »

Dedicated exclusively to fostering more »

YouthBuild Public Charter School (YBPCS) is an alternative high school for young people seeking to transform their lives by re-engaging... more »

-Introduce girls & young women in the K-12 education system to career option in non-traditional trades-Connect women with employers... more »

The organization was established in 1996 to assist irish immigrants in their transition to life in the united states. We do this... more »

To assist at-risk underserved teens with life skills programs. Also, programs to build positive influence and offer the format... more »

Provide certifications of competence for contractors in the building industries. more »

Provide education for low-to-moderate income families & individuals to build wealth & foster improvement in self-sufficiency.... more »

To cultivate opportunities, assets and communities that support the alleviation of homelessness and poverty more »

Icisi is organized in order to educate and certify individuals and more »

People Without Borders assists internationals integrate into American society and become contributing members of their community.... more »

Provide medical continuing education more »

To break the generational cycle of poverty in the lives of local residents by providing them with the necesary tools they need... more »

Counseling ministers more »

Our mission is to strengthen individual, family, work and community life, enhance self-sufficiency, and reflect the enduring values... more »

The alliance provides pastoral ministry outreach to hurting individuals through spiritual encouragement, counseling, support groups... more »

Identity's mission is to create opportunities for latino youth and families to realize their highest potential. more »

To invest in the future of men and women, as well as youth, through vocational training and mentorship. more »

Greater harvest community development outreach inc is a religious non-profit organization that provides religious and social outreach... more »

To train leaders to address issues affecting public safety, schools, housing, and jobs in their communities, especially disadvantaged... more »

Support To Employment Project, Inc.(STEP) was founded in 1983 in partnership with St. Annes Episcopal Church and the Perry Homes... more »

SAVMA is a professional association promoting excellence in the field of volunteer program management, providing educational programs,... more »

Mts offers employment and training services to men and women with hiv/aids by providing career counseling, skill training, job... more »

Our mission is to improve the lives of people who are affected by brain injury through community-based services, education and... more »

A Better Future Computer Training, Inc. provides comprehensivetraining services for low income, disabled and at risk populations. We... more »

Operate a community human service facility develop manage and evaluate human service oriented training education and service delivery... more »

Promote second chances for ex-felons through prison outreach and re-entry services that restore them to productive roles in society.... more »