Find Womens Service Clubs Nonprofits and Charities

  JarheadJustin wrote:

I just want to say THANK YOU to The Hugs Project for making meknow that someone back home loves me and respects the job I've been called upon to do for my county. They couldn't have a higher rating in my book. Is 5 as high as I can go? I want rate... more »

  andrea2 wrote:

I have been involved with Woman Made for almost 10 years as a visitor, vendor, donor and friend. They are a tremendous resource for womens art in Chicago. Their range is wide and they emmbrace many sorts of art and artists. Their events, open houses and... more »

  Sandy32 wrote:

InMotion is helping my mom to have justice and I could do anything that is my power to serve or voulnteer this Great Organization, they stand up for an abuse women rights, I am very thankful to them. more »

  Writer wrote:

Action in Africa cultivates a safe space for anyone who wishes to visit. Their programs, staff, and beneficiaries have nothing but warm and welcoming hearts to offer. If you're looking for an organization to give to, please consider Action in Africa.... more »

  sophoria wrote:

I was a member of Mlles in High School and now I am a volunteer. As a student member and now an alumnae member I understand and see the benefits of this organization. I gained much and learned much about becoming a woman and I hope as a volunteer to help... more »

  Writer wrote:

Asian Women for Health is a great organization to volunteer at. The founder Chien-Chi is an amazing individual who truly cares about asian women health and the volunteers who are involved with their time. I am proud to be part of the organization and... more »

  edrick wrote:

I have seen multiple occasions where BSLS has helped In the community. But I will share one recent event. This pass Easter BSLS hosted a Easter egg hunt in a poverty stricken community that does not have these kinds of events. I attended and witness firsthand... more »

  terryrose wrote:

Soroptimist International of Huntington Beach is committed to improving the lives of women and girls in actions as well as words. We adopted 2 moms for our Soroptimist year this year, will give 3 Live Your Dream Cash Awards to single moms going to school... more »

  Ageless Remedies Roswell wrote:

As a member of the Board, I get to see firsthand all of the members of the club working together to make the Roswell Women's club a truly special fundraising effort. It really is a community where members, volunteers and board members each contribute... more »

  brenjames wrote:

In everybody's heart there is a story. A dream. A desire. A passion. An overcoming spirit. And when people come together, desiring the same kindred things, lifting others above themselves, giving hope to humanity, telling someone they really matter, then... more »

  dabram wrote:

Because of NCJW, our ArtPals groups bring art appreciation, art lessons, and art projects to low-income schools. Our ArtPals students don't have access to museums or art classes and are able to express themselves in many mediums, leading to enhanced learning... more »

  Cleesperry wrote:

This group of women are so wonderful and welcoming. The meetings are structured and upbeat. We get things done for the cause so seamlessly it feels like and the people are there for the right reasons - to put the cause first. The beneficiaries of the... more »

  thesolomom wrote:

I think that Sisters 4 Sisters Inc is a very special and unique organization that gives many hope, help, resources, caring, commitment and love. For years I have watched the founder Carolyn Washington, • feed the hungry (all year round) •... more »

  BlairSchweiger wrote:

The Junior League of Phoenix, Inc. is an organization that has been strategic in how it has helped me grow as a contributing community member. From my role as a provisional member to my duties with chairing committees and service as a member of the Board... more »

  danielr wrote:

It's an immense pleasure to dedicate my time and efforts to this cause. I feel inspired seeing how hard working the volunteers are in helping moms all over the Americas to reach their dreams of becoming successful entrepreneurs. more »

  Velma wrote:

I am a member of Soroptimist International of Folsom El Dorado Hills, an organization dedicated to improving the lives of women. Through fundraising, education and mentoring, SIFED members contribute to raising awareness of and resolving women's issues... more »

  Maile A. wrote:

This is a wonderful group of caring women helping the children and families in Taney County, MO more »

  kadielynn wrote:

hey guys this is kadie lynn. i have been involved with Headline Mentors and Performing arts for a very long time, and im am very glad to say so! Jeanette Greenwood and Davina Perry have been amazing to me. i have been in a few productions with them and... more »

  Tia_LakeGeneva wrote:

After the loss of someone close to me whom I had been caring for, I wanted to find a way to channel my grief so that I might continue to help others. Even though I work full-time, I didn't have any “extra” money to just give, but I did have time that... more »

  runner4u wrote:

Impact100 has been so fulfilling ! I've been able to build community, enhance my leadership teams and understand the inequities that exist within my community. Even when organizations aren't selected we still obtain a wish list from them to ensure they... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Holland Junior Welfare League has been making a huge difference in the quality of life for kids in the greater Holland area for many years. They have a grant process that involves not only written applications but personal interviews and they do... more »

  Peggy K. wrote:

I’m proud to be a member of the Junior League of Sioux Falls — a group of women with huge hearts who give back to their community, whether through our done-in-a-day projects, such as Kids in the Kitchen — or our major projects, such as the Ronald... more »

  tuathamuse wrote:

The programs offered by this nonprofit are designed thoughtfully, with a focus on a practical end-result that could actually help a women build a business or a career. From start to finish, there is a practical approach through each program so that a... more »

  nbergman wrote:

I have been a Junior League volunteer going on 4 years now. What I love most about this organization is the real-world training you receive. In the organization, you have the ability to apply for different positions that you might not be able to in your... more »

  archer wrote:

Co-partners of Campesinas works with rural women from isolated communities in El Salvador and Guatemala to improve girls', youth, and women's education/training, health, income, and influence. We bring rural women and girls together in a central location,... more »

  SaraA wrote:

I’m proud to have been a member of the Junior League of the Oranges and Short Hills since 2004. For 100 years, this unique nonprofit organization has not only been improving the lives of local women and children, it has also been training its volunteer... more »

  barbara24 wrote:

The organization gave me invaluable advise on growing my business and introduced me to corporate buyers who ultimate gave me a contract. AWIB is a wonderful organization which I wholeheartedly recommened to entrepreneurs and professionals. more »

  ericavellis wrote:

Being a member of the Junior League of San Antonio (JLSA) has given me the opportunity to help out in the San Antonio community in ways I would have never known about without this organization! The JLSA not only gives back to the San Antonio community... more »

  Thompson A. wrote:

I was matched to WATCH MN through a board search firm. I had received at least 3 other non profit's profiles that matched my profile, but WATCH is the one that caught my eye on paper. It was the only non profit with the unique value proposition of monitoring... more »

  Christine L. wrote:

This organization is a mother daughter led group whose mission is to foster this beautiful relationship through philanthropy, leadership development and cultural awareness. It has one of he best philanthropy based and leadership development programs... more »

  Shellie M. wrote:

I joined the White Bear Lake Women of Today to make new friends and help support my community and the communities around me. This group of ladies are busy! You can help call Bingo at the local care center, help out with Build a Burger for the Troops... more »

  Flscoyle wrote:

Being a volunteer/board member for 25 years has been a blessing. We do more than merely issue a check; we have established a personal connection with our recipients and consistently follow up to stay informed about their progress and needs. more »

  emprocel wrote:

I've been volunteering here for 3 months and love it. It's great to see the impact on the community after reopening after covid shut us down for over a year. more »

  Stephanie212 wrote:

This is a great group of smart women who care about their community. I love that members range in age and background, there is so much that we can learn from each other. The volunteer events are wonderful and always focus on women and children's issues... more »

  ellen-alper wrote:

The National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) is a grassroots organization of volunteers and advocates who turn progressive ideals into action. Inspired by Jewish values, NCJW strives for social justice by improving the quality of life for women, children,... more »

  kenders wrote:

The women of JLP have dedicated their efforts to special causes over the years, for example today's national crisis, eliminating childhood obesity. But what I feel is most important about the JLP has been the positive impact the voluteers have on the... more »

  Andrea Z. wrote:

Step Up Women's Network is an organization with two purposes: 1) Facilitating professional networking, mentoring and partnerships among its members and 2) supporting underserved teen girls with after school programming focused on the arts, leadership,... more »

  JLFWmember wrote:

Being a member of Junior League of Fort Wayne has allowed me amazing volunteer opportunities working with diverse groups of women and children in the community. I have enjoyed a wealth of experiences through JLFW and feel that my time is well spent... more »

  SDWC Sandy wrote:

I have been a member of the California Federation of women's clubs since 1964. I started as a Junior with a 6 month old baby. She grew up and became a Juniorette. My second daughter became a PTA President and both girls used the skills they watched... more »

  Ralph wrote:

My wife Julie and I have been involved with Helping Hands for Single Moms since 2005. The work they do helping single moms get an education which leads to excellent job placement and earning on average over $45,000/year is amazing given the situation... more »

  pjkhan wrote:

I have worked with Radiant Hands Inc. since 2005 and seen the impact it has had on families situation. Each client is treated with the utmost respect and discretion. Investing in Radiant Hands is an investment in the community more »

  Clyde K. wrote:

I think that WFSA is the single best way to make a local impact on the lives of women and girls in our community. They have a SUPERB grantsmaking process that identifies real needs of women and girls, and identifies organizations that are making an important... more »

  AllyCleveland wrote:

I moved to Utah in 2022 to be a part of this organization. Having played against the team for a couple of years, I knew they were a great fit for me and an organization I wanted to be a part of in my football life and a place to give my time and energy... more »

  cvaughn wrote:

I have been a member of Assistance League of Orange for 11 years. I never cease to be amazed by the sheer number of lives we manage to touch right here in our own community. All of our philanthropic programs are carried out by our very dedicated volunteers.... more »

  Shannon21 wrote:

I have personally met several of the clients A Woman's Friend has served as well as the precious little lives that were saved and could not imagine a more deserving non-profit to give to. I know that through A Woman's Friend I am part of saving and changing... more »

  msdds1 wrote:

When I read the New York Times and realized that a key scientist from Hadassah had taken their discovery into the private for profit market I was very surprised to the negative and called Hadassah to inquire about the situation as I did not want to pass... more »

  Wilkerson wrote:

Did you know that all of these women are volunteers? They staff an Encinitas Thrift store, Fabulous Finds to support their philanthropies. They staff the store 6 days a week! And, they are always helpful - they have fun helping customers! One... more »

  vpfinance wrote:

The Junior League of Cobb-Marietta (JLCM) is celebrating its 85th year in existence and is still making a huge impact in the lives of women and children in Cobb County, Georgia. The women of the league have donated thousands of coats to support Operation... more »

  Nikki E.1 wrote:

Wonderful group they have really gotten me out of my funk of postpartum depression and anxiety. Gotten an opportunity to make a difference in our community and just meet some awesome Keller Area Moms! more »

  youbetterwork wrote:

This is an awesome organization. I have attended several shows and I have truly enjoyed the experience. more »

  mrscamery wrote:

This ministry has given me the opportunity to serve. It has given me the sisterhood and resources I needed to serve God and the women in my community. Being a part of something that is way bigger than you are is not only filling it brings you closer to... more »

  ffreyberg wrote:

The Junior League granted the nonprofit I work for (Mission Hospice & Home Care) $5,000 to enhance our outreach to the Latino community, which has been historically underserved by the health care system. The grant enabled us to translate and print key... more »

  danruben wrote:

Syd and Taina spoke to our group of Boston hoteliers about their program, which facilitates donations of food, used toilet paper rolls, shampoo, soap and other goods to a homeless shelter. What makes R&WIU special is that they understand the... more »

  ciarasuz wrote:

The Junior League of Wilmington provides me with opportunities to give back to my community, develop as a leader, and make new friends and connections in the area! There are so many great opportunities to volunteer with JLW, helping pregnant teens... more »

  amy-bersett wrote:

The Shelter's services are much more comprehensive than what one would expect at first glance. Not only does the Shelter staff assist victims of domestic violence, they also work to end the cyle of violence for all people, regardless of age or gender.... more »

  AAv8215 wrote:

The Ninety-Nines have been wonderful to me professionally and personally. So much so, I have been a member for 25 years. As a new pilot, my chapter supported me when my flight training encountered hurdles and I made many friends along the way. Networking... more »

  Melissa KG wrote:

I joined 100 Women Who Care Omaha a year ago. I've enjoyed getting to know the members and I love getting to hear about different charities around Omaha and then seeing the positive impact we can make when we collectively pool our funds to donate to 4... more »

  Joan22 wrote:

Soroptimist International of Clovis is a wonderful organization that continues the good work of their International club. The Clovis Club has raised over $60,000 that has gone back to the women and girls of the community through scholarship awards, certificates... more »

  cynthia15 wrote:

After finding out that I was pregnant my husband and I decided that we needed to take a childbirth education class. We knew that with all of the questions that we had, there was no way a standard one-day class would even come close to what we wanted and... more »

  pattyw.ncl wrote:

Working with our daughters, we serve our community to improve the lives of others. Diverse opportunities to volunteer means there's a place for everyone to find a way to spend time mentoring their daughter while helping the less fortunate, as well... more »

  Brandonburgos333 wrote:

I am a African American woman who has birthed 3 children .I have experienced rejection as a female. Black woman and mother. Men thinking they can take women children and laugh in their face. I have had men think they can abuse my family to call me a black... more »

  jackiehuyck wrote:

I've been a member for 11 years and counting and love working with this great group of women who are giving back to their community by helping disadvantaged women and girls who are trying to improve their lives. more »

  Writer wrote:

I relocated to Marthas home to escape domestic violence.  My alloted time will be up in less than 2 weeks.  I am a LVN  and also hv an ECE degree but hv bn unable to find a job,  I was told bc I am considered to be "one of the higher functioning"... more »

  HelenfromMB wrote:

Soroptimist International of the Americas is the parent organization for Soroptimist Clubs in the US, Canada, Mexico, South America, Japan, Korea, Tiawan and the Phillipines. Each Club serves women and girls in their local and global communities through... more »

  hasanshafiqullah wrote:

Great charity. Because there's no overhead, 100% of donations to go needy refugee families. more »

  tinakey wrote:

Fiona Sievwright is a scammer. She charges patients more than what was agreed upon. She threatens patients and bullies them. She shows up to work high half the time, when she is supposedly responsible for injecting Botox. She is part of... more »

  Brandnewday21 wrote:

This is an all inclusive women's Mardi Gras association with a passion for promoting women and serving the community. more »

  Leon P. wrote:

An awsome active organization, helping women to better!! Houston, Texas could not have asked for any other than this, people have been helped morally, mentally, physically and legally by the organization of women connecting with other women. "Iron sharpening... more »

  sarahsmart wrote:

The National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc., Northern Virginia Chapter, is a great and successful nonprofit organization serving the Northern Virginia area. They have a great mentoring program for young girls in middle school in the community, and... more »

  MarySlade wrote:

On 9/11/2019 Chapin Woman’s Club and the Chapin Junior Woman’s Club joined together to honor the First Responders serving the Chapin Community from Lexington and Richland Counties. We took snacks and homemade goodies to thank them for their dedication... more »

  Writer wrote:

Junior League of Greater Fort Lauderdale is such a wonderful organization. They founded several of Broward County's top charitable organizations. They provide excellent leadership training to women and improve the community through their non-stop volunteering... more »

  anisazd wrote:

We are a group of volunteer women who share their passion for helping girls and women achieve their economic empowerment through education and training. We meet on the first and third Wed of each month at 4:30. Go to our website to find out more: www.siofeverett.org... more »

  DJWRN wrote:

Junior League of Racine has a 100 year legacy of promoting voluntarism, developing trained volunteers and improving our community. I am proud to be a member, donor and volunteer of an organization with a rich history of community impact! more »

  Janice J.2 wrote:

I have been a member of Soroptimist International of the Chino Valley, Inc. for four years. After I retired and helped with my grandchildren I realized that I had more to give. My time, my life experience and more. I joined this wonderful group of... more »

  NonNash78 wrote:

This is an amazing organization. A handful of women manage to pull off a yearly retreat that includes amazing live music from both established and up-and-coming performers - comedians, singers, and musicians, informative workshops, fun dances, and a much-needed... more »

  Rochelle2 wrote:

I joined National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW) when I retired because I was looking for a way to perform community service in the company of other like-minded people. Here I found friendship and comraderie with a wonderful bunch of women who were educated,... more »

  jacquelinepezzullo wrote:

The Junior League of Bronxville has greatly impacted the lives of the children and families we serve at our Head Start center. They distribute food bags to the children twice a month and have also provided them with books. They have taught the three... more »

  akuyper0 wrote:

The Junior League of Lexington provides grants that allow many agencies to fund special projects. We have contributed to hundreds of agencies in the Central Kentucky area. more »

  tmrhodes63 wrote:

Altrusa International is an organization with local chapters and districts, spread out over the US and Puerto Rico, with smaller presence in the UK, Ireland, Canada, Ukraine, Russia, Korea, India, Mexico, Chile, Ecuador, Bermuda and New Zealand. Altrusa's... more »

  kat6 wrote:

with over 90 years of history, the Junior League of Albany, NY has brought many venerable services to New York's Capital District including Gilda's Club, the Ronald MacDonald House, Komen Race for the Cure and currently, Dolly's Imagination Library. ... more »

  GFWCfan wrote:

I joined this 110 year old group a few years ago and have grown to love the Legacy, resilience, creativity and commitment to LEESBURG needsWe are here for 2 reasons, volunteerism and fundraising for needs in This growing City. I encourage... more »

  Spiderwomanlegs87 wrote:

I am ADHD/BIPOLAR DEPRESSION DISORDER and looking for financial assistance with help in pertaining to my medical bills and mediation services. Social Security Disability denied me. Please if I could receive some financial assistance,please contact... more »

  Renee38 wrote:

My membership with the Junior League of Sacramento has given me so much more confidence in my leadership abilities. I also have developed a greater sense of the importance of giving back to my community. I keep finding that the more that I give, the... more »

  snpa2015 wrote:

Two local charities benefitted from the Celebrate the Season Fundraiser in December, 2014. $4000 were donated to each organization - Grassroot Givers and The Bus Stop Club. Both these groups are local and totally funded by memberships and donations so... more »

  dstillman wrote:

Five years ago I barely knew what this organization did... today I am so proud to be its Executive Director. We are simply "the little engine that could..." we do so much with so little. Our committed Board of Directors really defines a working board... more »

  Diane_L wrote:

The Junior League of Washington transforms lives.When I first joined the Junior League of Washington (www.jlw.org) when I was fresh out of college, little did I realize that I was making a commitment that would change my life. I was looking for a... more »

  Writer wrote:

Committed to helping the Pewaukee community in many areas including education, conservation, the arts, and public and international affairs. The members are devoted to their local community, enthusiastic, organized and very generous with their time and... more »

  tuscany wrote:

I have enjoyed being a part of soroptimist international of the verdugos. It includes the areas of La-Cananda Flintridge into Montrose and through Burbank. We help a local woman currently going through breast cancer by giving her a grant that she can... more »

  Sheryl H. wrote:

Minneapolis Woman's Club is one of the best kept Minnesota Secrets. Love their history and history making. Beyond networking with many other Woman's Clubs, offering first class events and dining, and serving its community with more than $3,000,000 of... more »

  Judy wrote:

I have been a member of Soroptimist International of the Americas in the Soroptimist of Atlanta GA club since 1992. The Atlanta club has now served to help women and girls in the greater Atlanta area since 1946. Membership is this business and professional... more »

  Elizabeth185 wrote:

This local organizations supports children and families in need. A group of positive hard working ladies! more »

  Writer wrote:

As former Director of Activities at the Belmont in Allen, TX I received excellent service from the volunteers of this organization for a couple of years. They brought an amazing excitement, skill-set, togetherness, and willfulness to our environment... more »

  Diane Winward C. wrote:

SI Corvallis is a terrific group of women working for women and girls. We raise over $35,000 a year at our annual fundraiser and offer scholarships, volunteerism awards and community based awards to other non profit organizations. more »

  TammyA wrote:

I was the manager of the thrift store for this non-profit for 2 years and 2 months. Although I do believe in Soroptimist International, I don't believe the abuse of power this particular branch of the Soroptimist is running. There is a lot of neglectfullness... more »

  rlow wrote:

A small but mighty group of women who seek to improve their community and themselves. The Junior League is a nationally known organization and our Long Beach branch is all volunteer run and dedicated to training women to be leaders while meeting a need... more »

  Kimo S. wrote:

This group has outstanding members and has given to many women and girls to futher education besides helping shelters and future planing for women caught in youth as slaves to sex trade. more »

  Mohra wrote:

General Federation of Women's Clubs (GFWC) is one of the best service organizations in the country.The sheer number of service projects implemented, by members in every state, address every need in the community. If you are interested in making a... more »

  1947Packard wrote:

This donation is in memory of Dolores Wolf, the grandmother of our son in law. Her work is much like the work my wife is engaged in at the Harbor Impact Ministries in Michigan. The Ladies I Knoxville must do a great work. more »

  SICoronado wrote:

As the President of Soroptimists International, Coronado, CA I'm proud of the professional women who dedicate their time and resources to improving the lives of women and girls in local communities and throughout the world. Our members are entrepreneurs;... more »

  jbauder wrote:

The Junior League of Flint is an incredible organization committed to women and children in need in the community. The work that this women-only organization does is outstanding and truly has made many impacts on people. more »

  mssimplicity wrote:

The Soroptimists run the Senior Center in Prineville and it is quite an asset to our community. more »

  rintwin wrote:

My twin sister, Debbi Fallet, passed away in 2013 unexpectedly. She has been a victim of domestic violence for too many years and also a drug addict. She got clean and sober the last 16 years of her life and in those years she spoke of Soroptomist often.... more »

Education in violence prevention and safety skills more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

The purpose of the bronxville women's club, inc. , shall be to bring together all women and men interested in the welfare of the... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Improving the lives of women and girls, in local communities and throughout the world. more »

Civic and charitable endeavors more »

The junior league's primary purpose is to promote voluntarism, develop the potential of women and improve the community through... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Provide scholarships to local students. more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Community programs more »

Voluntary organization of business and professional women committed to: 1. Improving the lives of women and girls; 2. Helping... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

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Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

An organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women, and improving the community through... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Community assistance more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

To perform corporal works of mercy for the poor, needy and afflicted more »

BISA is a national non-profit organization whose purposes are to develop and promote alternative strategies for educational and... more »

We are an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and improving communities... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

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Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

Founded in 1921, Soroptimist International of the Americas is an international organization for business and professional women... more »

The junior league of york is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women and... more »