Find Voluntarism Promotion Nonprofits and Charities

  Lauree1183 wrote:

My best friend and I visited New York for the first time in August of 2009. Our Big Apple Greeter was a wonderful woman from Brooklyn Heights and she showed us a side of New York that we would have otherwise not seen. Her friendliness and knowledge... more »

  mbrannon wrote:

Young Life saved and has changed my life. I was first introduced to Young Life in 1997 and have been involved in some capacity ever since: participant, camper, staff and now volunteer. If you're looking for an organization that is TRANSFORMING lives..this... more »

  UniversalGivi wrote:

"Through Universal Giving, I identified two extremely worthwhile non profit organizations to support. Universal Giving's evaluation model helps provide the assurance that contributions will be put to good use. Andre, Individual Donor" more »

  F.R.I.E.N.D.S. wrote:

The organization has gone a long way to help not only horses diagnosed with EIA in the state of Florida but it provides a sanctuary for all other horses in need in Broward County. The rescue facility has been in existence since 1987 providing a place... more »

  kmw55 wrote:

WNP has opportunities for people from all walks of life and with a wide variety of skills and interests. The programs include lending libraries, bike repair, youth sports, sewing projects, gardening projects, farming, and MUCH more. Check our www.wisnic.org... more »

  Nancy wrote:

Neighbor Ride has won Best Non Profit in Howard County, MD for the past couple years. No big deal you think, but it is only 6 years old! Neighbor Ride provides transportation to seniors, those above the age of 60, by volunteers. These volunteers give... more »

  Srivera wrote:

I want to thank you for all the support that you gave me and Richmond Community Services during 2011. Recreating a volunteer program and starting an outreach program has been a challenge, but with The Volunteer Center's support, we have ended the year... more »

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... more »

  ToryTore wrote:

I volunteer for ASTEP once a week, mostly doing office-y type stuff... and not only does it make me feel awesome (because that's what volunteering does), every week i learn another fabulous amazing thing that ASTEP does, or i learn about another amazing... more »

  VolunteerD wrote:

Volunteering through PMD has been a fantastic experience for me. I have attended several projects and all have been very fulfilling. What I like most about volunteering with PMD is the diversity of the projects and people you are able to help. I have... more »

  OnBehalf.org wrote:

Of course I'm going to give us 5 stars, I'm the founder and director! In all seriousness, we're honored you've worked with us as a contributor, donor or volunteer, and we're humbled by the courage and sacrifices of the wounded veterans we've helped.... more »

  Sara H. wrote:

Little Helping Hands has become an integral part of our family's activities together. The volunteer events are perfectly suited for children and parents and give our family shared experiences that will last us a lifetime. Getting our son involved in... more »

  Fergumungus wrote:

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

  Margot wrote:

I served as a classroom docent for this fabulous nonprofit for almost ten years before returning to full time paid work. Teaching young children about the water cycle, tectonic plates or bird bills was very rewarding and helped to maintain my faith in... more »

  rslevy wrote:

CorpsAfrica is a phenomenal organization! As a Returned Peace Corps Volunteer from Morocco, I love seeing firsthand the amazing work they are doing to instill the spirit of volunteerism and community development in Morocco and now Senegal and Malawi.... more »

  4thechildren wrote:

I volunteered with Point Hope Inc at their Teenista Event, which benefits and serves children in the US foster care system. The Teenista provided many young ladies with a day filled with pampering. They were able to shop for new clothes, get their hair,... more »

  Abby F. wrote:

Atlas Corps is the nexus of where talent meets opportunity! In 2008, I served as an Atlas Corps Fellow in Bogota, Colombia. It was an opportunity to share my knowledge and, more importantly, to learn from others. For a mid-career professional, there are... more »

  angsmith wrote:

WILS is an all-volunteer, state-wide organization dedicated to providing leadership opportunities to high school sophomores and beyond. Through the annual seminar and follow-on alumni activities, it provides on-going leadership skill-building and support.... more »

  larc wrote:

I joined Assistance League seven years ago as a way to make new friends after moving to Norman. I got involved with Operation School Bell immediately and continue to volunteer with this vitally important outreach. As a retired teacher, I know how important... more »

  Kathleen Hubbard-Ismail wrote:

For the past twenty years, I have been spending two weeks of my vacation time volunteering with Global Volunteers in countries around the world. I have traveled with Global Volunteers because I believe in their philosophy of service, know that I will... more »

  advisor wrote:

I have known Free Arts For Abused Children since February 2003 or about 7 years. I have worked with a number of Non Profits for the past 20+ years. I find them to be dedicated to the children and support and development of there various programs. I... more »

  carolyn9 wrote:

KTMB Staff were easy to work with and provided information in a timely manner. I enjoyed participating in this project and will definitely volunteer again. more »

  jennifer359 wrote:

Make Way for Books puts books into the hands of young children, who might not otherwise have access to them. Through its innovative programs in low income areas of Tucson and Southern Arizona, Make Way for Books gives children and their families the chance... more »

  Chris226 wrote:

I started as a volunteer at this nonprofit over 5 years ago and have stayed connected ever since. They are a dedicated group of community members that help raise awareness for other nonprofits and artists in Fort Collins. If you like cameras, audio equipment,... more »

  Amanda23 wrote:

The Mommies Network has been an amazing gift for myself and my family over the last few years. I am truly blessed to have stumbled upon my local chapter when my oldest child was about 6 months old. Through my local chapter, I found the support of other... more »