Find Youth Centers & Clubs Nonprofits and Charities

  4Lakota wrote:

One Spirit delivers food to the elders and children of Pine Ridge Reservation in South Dakota. In a location where diet related disease is epidemic, One Spirit offers a long-term solution by providing organic fresh/frozen produce to the families that... more »

  lina1 wrote:

Great organization with outstanding services for kids and youth in communities of Los Alamitos, Rossmoor, Seal Beach, Long Beach, Garden Grove, Anaheim. The Youth Center provides scholarships for families in need. Quality programs include free after school... more »

  Mary-Jo Bradshaw wrote:

I'm constantly surprised at the quality and extent of the services offered by the dedicated staff of All Peoples Community Center. The leadership is still committed to the founding vision - lovingly and respectfully meeting the specific needs identified... more »

  anniebell wrote:

I volunteer at the Plummer Home for Boys in Salem, MA. It is a home for abused and abandoned boys aged 14-22. They had a very run down basketball court in back of the home but it was the focal point for the boys. I contacted Forever Young to help with... more »

  bchinnappan wrote:

Excellent organization that works with the poor and marginalized communities at the grassroots level! Congratulations to Arasu and team. more »

  Livada wrote:

Please see our website at www.livada.org for all of the details on how the Lord is building His kingdom in Romania via orphan care. more »

  Tara McLain wrote:

I've worked with a number of children's ministries and outreaches in the last 15 years. When this ministry was introduced, I was somewhat hesitant to get involved. I didn't know much about the ministry and I have very high expectations of children's programs.... more »

  horseherder wrote:

Horse Haven of Tennessee has provided care for almost 400 horses since its founding in 1999. In 2009 they cared for 101 equine at their facility run by dedicated volunteers. In just the first 5 months of 2010 they have provided care for 83 horses. Please... more »

  kornblumshelley wrote:

Keshet is a wonderful, inclusive organization and the performances are life-changing. From it's outreach program to the Nutcracker, everything is done professionally, but with an enormous amount of hear. more »

  wowseroos wrote:

Fantastic Organization. All children need to be exposed to horses - to understand what it is like to care for and treat an animal with the respect and reverence they deserve. At-risk children are no different. I am please to have have volunteered for... more »

  guitarsnotguns wrote:

Hello, my name is Hannah Blanco, and I am a former student of Guitars Not Guns. I reached level B2, until the program was not available anymore. Because of that, I continued to learn guitar on my own. Now, I would like to possibly volunteer for GnG and... more »

  terri8 wrote:

Art Studio is amazing! Children learn so much and feel great through creative holistic arts. Many of the kids in this program are from impoverished communities and have limited resources. Art Studio provides them means with which they can channel their... more »

  Janelle A. wrote:

What an amazing organization! Truly making a difference in the community. more »

  mlswc wrote:

Batonga helps educate young women in Africa. In most African nations, only a small percentage of girls are able to attend secondary school. But research has shown that educating girls is vital to improving living standards in developing nations. Educated... more »

  BIDK wrote:

I am highly impressed at the number of services Baldwin Center provides for those who are under-served in the community of Pontiac, MI. Adults enjoy ESL and fitness classes. They receive emergency funding when monies are available. And, the homeless... more »

  REPSIN2012 wrote:

Not sure I would want to donate to an organization where 21% of its gross revenue ($356,871) goes to pay the salary ($74,057) of its one paid employee. Salary of its one paid employee should probaly be no higher than 15% of its gross revenue, around... more »

  rickkoca wrote:

As the Founder & CEO of StandUp For Kids, I'm proud to say that we've been on the streets for almost 20 years, making a tremendous difference in the lives of thousands of homeless and street kids and at-risk youth. All of this through the thousands... more »

  Positive Parent wrote:

My daughter is an Open Doors student and has been provided with experiences that she will remember for a life time. Zip lining in the woods, going to Cleveland's International Film Festival, volunteering for local organizations and going to local theater... more »

  Pamella H. wrote:

I am the parent of a child who attended Renaissance and can attest to the value and commitment of the program. My daughter started the program to learn about music and her experience far exceeded her expectations. Not only did she receive a solid foundation... more »

  switchbeetz01 wrote:

IRON Lives significantly impacts our local community by giving youth an opportunity to grow into the best version of themselves. I've seen alumni of the program go on to serve their community in some very positive ways. We are thankful for this organization.... more »

  Spencer7 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Nehemiah for 5 years. What a positive experience!! When you walk in the door you feel a part of something great! The workers, the parents, the volunteers, even the students know they are involved in something extra special! more »

  brianna0898 wrote:

This nonprofit is all about the people. Anyone and everyone that comes through the door is different but Mokuroku Martial Arts Society always makes them as comfortable and as happy as possible. They not only teach people how to defend themselves but they... more »

  Kar L. wrote:

I have seen up close how they’ worked so hard to build this non profit organization, the passion, dedication and time put into everything that they do it is rewarded when the kids walk into the movie theater with a smile on their faces. Whether it be... more »

  sampson wrote:

I'm a huge advocate of the Jones Center - it's such a unique resource which serves so many different needs while maintaining an inclusive environment. more »

  sevenbow wrote:

ICAN is a wonderful nonprofit organization serving children and families in the Chandler Az. area. "ICAN provides free comprehensive programs that empower youth to be productive, self-confident and responsible members of the community". Improving... more »

  Writer wrote:

All Things Made New in Irving Tx has been a great influence on my teenage daughter. She is a good girl but she can't always talk to me about things that bother her so with this group of other teens and WONDERFUL ladies she can open up and share things... more »

  mahinalae wrote:

Ive been familiar with this organization since their inception three years ago. I was looking for an organization that will help build developmental assets for underserved girls, since I feel that my own daughter is so well cared for, I want others'... more »

  jacinda1 wrote:

I began volunteering with Community Bike Works in the Winter of 2008. At first, I was nervous, not particularly being a bike enthusiast, nor knowing anything anout bike mechanics, other than what was written in the Instructor's Manual given to me before... more »

  janet_b_walton@hotmail.com wrote:

Wonderful organization! The farm does rehabilitation and rescue as well as providing a wonderful youth program. The free lease for life program has been very successful and there are lots of happy horse owners out there thanks to Brook Hill! more »

  Adrian D. T. wrote:

I have witnessed the power of consistently uplifting & supporting our youth as they matriculate through their education and life. Chosen Productions Inc has proven to be a catalyst for fostering that mission! Their tireless work in the community, loving... more »

  cyclocross foundation wrote:

These guys are great - they take kids out on mountain bike rides in marin. Many of these kids don't have a chance to even get out of the city and see nature. more »

  c.kim wrote:

Little Lights Urban Ministries is a remarkable organization for both its size and age. As a relatively new organization (they celebrated their 10th year in 2005), they are impressive in both their scope of programs and passion for the kids who reside... more »

  1815Gano wrote:

This non-profit is awesome. They are really in the business of helping the community .They teach kids and mothers about God. I volunteered with this organization and they are so hospitable and ready to welcome you with the Love of God. The families that... more »

  SteveGregg wrote:

SquashSmarts is an intensive after school youth mentoring program that works with boys and girls from the Philadelphia Public Schoopl District in 5th grade through 12th grade. SquashSmarts gives kids an an incredible set of athletic, academic and community... more »

  ab13salsa@aol.com wrote:

The Depot is a wonderful teen center serving students in Darien, CT. It is a terrific facility and the director, Janice Marzano is the best of the best! She is invaluable to the Depot and to the town of Darien. When my daughter was diagnosed with cancer... more »

  tmobryant wrote:

Great summer camp where children can learn skills and build life long relationships! more »

  Writer wrote:

I've been a fan/supporter of Pridelines for over a decade. I get so much pleasure out of watching them grow and succeed. As they continue to grow, they do so with youth in mind - always. From their fabulous fundraisers like the Masquerade Ball to... more »

  Author April Craft M. wrote:

This charity is great! The Ceo/Founder is always involved with the communities by helping people find their inner gifts and making awareness about what's really going in reality. The events they hold bring people together and Memphis needs this as well... more »

  Dr Mary wrote:

I have collaborated with President Cynthia Greening on numerous projects and love the enthusiasm in which leads the group and the members embrace the need of the community. Her transformational leadership is setting the stage for continued success and... more »

  Nola20 wrote:

Volunteering for VE has been one of the most rewarding experiences of my life. I spend 2 and a half days a week working in a children's home for boys who for different reasons (often sexual abuse or neglect) cannot live with their own families. I help... more »

  Mnedd809 wrote:

Thank you for all you do for us (the youth) we really appreciate it.M. Nedd more »

  MattB337 wrote:

I experienced Magnolia Kids Club through attending one of their outdoor movie nights in SugarMill Pond. Our children had so much fun that we stayed the entire four-hour event. We cannot wait for these events to come back to Youngsville in the summer!... more »

  Larry Komidar wrote:

As a Cleveland Policer who has since retired I know first hand how much time and effort the PAL organization puts forth in our community. If it were not for their presence the young people would not have the many opportunities to experience excellent... more »

  Willcocks wrote:

I have watched Casita Copan develop from its first days, and have seen the work that it is doing in Copan Ruinas, Honduras, where I lived for two years. Its model is innovative and effective, working with not just children at risk of being taken into... more »

  pacheco.oralia wrote:

My name is Oralia Pacheco I had the honor to work with one special member; Vanessa Rojo. She constanly came to my high school during my eleventh and twelve grade, to help us prepair for the SAT. I had an amazing time learning a variety of techniques that... more »

  Katie wrote:

I have been involved with the First Tee of Denver for eight years. I started out as a participant in their 'Girls Night Out' Class then moved up to being a member of the 'Players Club'. I am now a Mentor over the summer and volunteer with the Read N Swing... more »

  ruby.stevens wrote:

Every Child Has A Story (ECHAS) is a wonderful nonprofit that is highly beneficial to children. This nonprofit aids in the development of children’s communication skills to include writing, public speaking, and even interpersonal skills which are all... more »

  smaugeri wrote:

This upcoming non profit is such a benefit to the children in PA and surrounding areas! Bricks for Good not only keeps children actively engaged in hands on learning opportunities but helps provide a social outlet for children and parents to explore common... more »

  darcy1111 wrote:

The GreenHouse is an amazing community center that serves families by focusing on the educational, leadership and developmental potential of the children. The GreenHouse offers afterschool tutoring for through 12th grade, evneing "youth group" for the... more »

  pastormark1 wrote:

Hope Remains is an amazing organization with a very simple message! There is always hope to everyone that will receive it! The staff and volunteers have a heart for people and they just want to help people thru the "no remedy" situations that we all find... more »

  rosiemgomez813 wrote:

We are beyond blessed to work with this amazing organization. We believe in what they do. They make such a big difference in our community. We look forward to working alongside them for years to come. more »

  Michael3300 wrote:

This "sober house" should not be in business and the owner is one of the most vile people you will meet. The houses are dumps and are great safety hazards. The owner, Chuck, degrades and demeans the residents, uses foul language, intimidation all while... more »

  Writer wrote:

The opportunity for my daughter to be part of a multi-racial, queer+ youth performance company led by compassionate and visionary African-American adults with grounded, inclusive values of hope and clarity (hard to pull both of those off simultaneously!)... more »

  Loretta5 wrote:

I became involved with New Image Youth Center about 5 years ago through a friend. The first time I met Shanta Barton-Stubbs and the children from New Image, I was hooked! What became so apparent to me was how these children come to the center each day... more »

  543987 wrote:

This is a wonderful thing for youth! Thanks for all you do!! more »

  lis77 wrote:

The Center for Children and Families, Inc. is an amazing organization. I was very priviliged to be a volunteer for four years. I was allowed to be a part of the many dynamics of this organization and gained much insight and experience. Not only did... more »

  marystewart_aoa@yahoo.com wrote:

The purpose of Artists of America is to bring art back into the classroom! When schools began to shave costs from their budgets, classes like art, music, dance, theater and story-telling were the first to go. Unfortunately, schools and parents thought... more »

  Marion W wrote:

You can't visit this "bike shop in a basement" and come away without a BIG SMILE! I brought a small troop of Cub Scouts here to fulfill requirements for the Bicycle pin. NBW tailored their program for us, offered a 2-session class on bike maintenance... more »

  Lindsay c wrote:

The Boys & Girls Club is just awesome. There are so many kids that come to the Club, and they are very well organized. They offer many activities and are always looking for ways to get the community involved. The Club is so full of life and joy it was... more »

  Mona11 wrote:

My son did volunteer in last summer camp with Happy Org. we had lot of learning and fun.So far the best camp ever. more »

  Greg K.1 wrote:

Kaleidoscope Youth Center is an amazing organization that caters to LGBTI+ youth in Ohio. As a volunteer at their drop in Center I've been able to experience first hand the incredible work they do. From daily 'Check-Ins' to 'Genderscope', everyone is... more »

  jblevins wrote:

If you want to know the amazing work the Boys & Girls Club of Hollywood does to support the kids in the Hollywood commmunity, Just take a look at any of these short videos. Youth of the Year video: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_mz-s_NhjP0 American... more »

  Jackie09 wrote:

I have known Karen and Bruce Scott since 1991 and have watched their family take in dozens and dozens of youth that are at risk. They sacrifice their time and their money helping so many children in their neighborhood. When they find out about other families... more »

  Greatergoodpdx wrote:

The more I learn about Caldera, the more I regret the sizable donation I recently gave the organization. Caldera was started by an incredibly wealthy ad executive years ago to introduce the arts to underprivileged children. The concept sounds wonderful.... more »

  ken4 wrote:

AYS has been the long-time provider of latch-key care for our school-aged children. We are a very small school system and AYS provides exceptional care and the highest educational programs despite our small number of participants. Absent the involvement... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a donor and a oart time volunteer whenever they are in florida. I have known the CEO since childhood, she gives literally until it hurts and there are no salaried positions, 100% of donations go to those in need. more »

  inverness16 wrote:

HAS ANYONE EVER DONE THE MATH ON WHERE THEIR DONATIONS GO??? Telemarketers have been solicting my elderly mother (who is on a limited income). My husband & I have law enforcemnt backgrounds so she believes she is doing the right thing by donating to CA... more »

  DaveyL wrote:

ROSMY allows youth to be themselves in every way. As a volunteer, I frequent ROSMY often and help with a variety of initiatives. For an 21 year old organizaiton, ROSMY continues to meet the needs of today's youth. If a youth needs a safe and supportive... more »

  paperfish2001 wrote:

Purely by accident, I came across A.S.P.I.R.E. nearly 4 years ago and it took me all of 10 minutes to make the decision to do anything I could to help this wonderful organization grow and succeed. Their approach of reaching at-risk youth through sports... more »

  srynew wrote:

I am a volunteer but also a retired music teacher. I work in the office almost every week, and am amazed at the hard work and dedication of the staff. I wish for a day when all schools are well funded in the arts, but until that happens, MHOP foundation... more »

  mobileUser462828 wrote:

1K Nation excels at influencing positive behavior within youth. The Character Counts courses challenge the youth to take the high road when it comes to conflict issues. The staff are truly dedicated to seeing that the students change the course of their... more »

  dk1 wrote:

The founder works hard to rehabilitate the injured and orphaned wildlife. Every effort is made to be clear about the AHWF vision of building the first nature center of the Inland Pacific Northwest. more »

  Allie07 wrote:

I discovered VIDES when I was in college looking for a summer volunteer program. I was immediately drawn to their mission of empowering young people and women and the many types of service opportunities that the organization was able to provide. I participated... more »

  nikkips wrote:

This organization is truly committed to building a generation of phenomenal leaders and thinkers to lead in the future. Outside of the fun activities that the girls get to partake in, they are also exposed to giving back to their community through various... more »

  Gina wrote:

This is a true solution for societal problems involving our community. It creates opportunites for kids and teaches them to grow because it is consistent with good role models (police). It creates comraderie with kids of similar backgrounds to have... more »

  mrc2 wrote:

I have been volunteering with SOAR for two months and I am already amazed. The organization is purposefully small so that the youth it serves get individual attention throughout their involvement in the program (up to 8+ years). I serve as an advocate... more »

  mobileUser365210 wrote:

Young lions helps kids to stay out of trouble. They made sure that I went to college. They give you many positive activities more »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter really enjoyed participating in Leading Ladies of Legacy's mentoring program. I would highly recommend it to anyone looking to expound upon opportunities for their daughters to learn more about themselves and showing respect to others. more »

  C.Worthy wrote:

The first time I walked into UCAP, the poise and confidence of my student host told me this was a good, safe place, a place where youngsters who'd repeated an elementary grade could accelerate, could catch up. My host was proud of her school; she had... more »

  aepstein wrote:

Girls Inc. provides a safe and nurturing environment where girls can thrive, learn, and grow. The programs are thoughtfully designed to empower girls with essential life skills, self-confidence, and leadership qualities. I've witnessed firsthand the transformation... more »

  Richrj11 wrote:

The SSFA is an amazing nonprofit organization serving the Southwest Baltimore community. Through the use of sports and fitness, they are creating pathways for developing the youth of Southwest Baltimore. They have dynamic fundraisers including the Soweto... more »

  julie31 wrote:

My son has Down Syndrome and is extremely low tone. He also has lots of sensory issues as well. He started riding with Hope Therapy on Jiggy, the miniature horse, when he turned 2 years old. At the time he wasn't making many sounds and had horrible... more »

  Writer wrote:

The Make An Impact Foundation truly pours their heart, time and energy into improving the lives of underprivileged children every day. I've seen their compassion and dedication to their mission first-hand, and I know that every member of the Foundation... more »

  Love6921 wrote:

I would like to say what a great organization I applaud them for all of there hard work and there awesome programs they offer and some programs that are currently going to be available to the public in a few months from now. I enjoy there fundraisers,... more »

  MicheleSFtW wrote:

My husband & I put LWYA our daughter in recreation level Cheer. We have both gotten involved in volunteering & have noticed the passion of the board members to create a fun and safe environment for the kiddos. This organization is run solely on volunteers... more »

  Erica1111 wrote:

Great program! They provide a positive environment and teach kids all types of creative skills along with some academics. I worked with them as a counselor in their first years and have watched it grow since then. The staff and directors are great... more »

  Steve W. wrote:

My son did the spring camp and had an amazing time. This is a first class organization run by amazing people! more »

  amber.holup wrote:

The Bridge Teen Center has made a wonderful impact in my life. Although The Bridge serves any 7th-12th Grader, from any walk of life, I have a unique story. In middle school, I was bullied by my classmates almost every day. Because of this, my self esteem... more »

  Writer wrote:

OUTreach Resource Center is a wonderful organization. It provides much-needed services to LGBTQ youth. more »

  kervap wrote:

I volunteered with Red Hearts of Hope a few times the experience that i had was wonderful. This organization held an event that i volunteered at they had activities such as arts and crafts, painting, story time and a book fair all for kids to have a great... more »

  trisha140 wrote:

I am an lgbt youth and was a resident, I left voluntarily and i loved it for the first few months but the more I realized how unorganized everyone was the worst my experience is and was, coaches (staff) doesnt realize we hav lives with family for the... more »

  Laura344 wrote:

Seeing a new culture and meeting new people who come from such different backgrounds than me has helped me learn a lot. more »

  Elle wrote:

I have been involved with Jamestown for five years and I feel confident that every dollar I give or solicit is well spent in the community helping kids and their families meet their potential. Programs grow and change based on the community needs and... more »

  jandktoo wrote:

I learned about KK just two weeks after my son Rick, 36, lost his 5-yr battle with cancer. Rick was a single dad of my only grandchild, who was 7 when he was diagnosed and not quite 12 when he died. Kendra had gone thru cancer with him every step of... more »

  galennation1 wrote:

TDC does an excellent job of helping the people in the North Tulsa area. They provide food for the hungry, medical help for the sick, and provide love and acceptance to those who need it. Wendel Hope is a loving, caring, nurturing type of person as director.... more »

  Shelly30 wrote:

This an exceptional charity, they are very organized and driven to help children in our community. I was impressed with all of the events they hold throughout the year! I inquired about how I could help within the charity and they had numerous ways... more »

  tpaguru wrote:

Helped with this organization- Sekherams in charge of it said to not report taxes since we got "just a small stipend/ donation" and if any of us mentioned anything bad about them or the organization, he "would take action" and threatened to say negative... more »

  Umi K. wrote:

Our company makes an annual donation, but in the recent year despite numerous conversations they have taken to calling us several times a week. Even after requesting to be taken off the list they continue to call from a private number. I have known... more »

  mobileUser724560 wrote:

This nonprofit does a wonderful job in reaching out to girls whose mothers are incarcerated. The girls are part of a wonderful mentorship program. This nonprofit also encourages the girls in their schooling. more »

  tOyA B. wrote:

I love that there is a group to help my children learn how to be healthier and self sustaining. World of Powerful Youth is amazing! I am so excited to be involved with this non profit! more »

  Jaclyn M.1 wrote:

Great owners and great staff! My daughter has been under their care since she was 2 and I wouldnt have it any other way. more »

  RileyGlen wrote:

The signature Life Skills & Workforce Development Program consists of 15 months of training, including: • Life Skills Class (3 weeks), • Hands-on Workforce Training in our neighborhood café (6 weeks), • An internship with one of... more »

  MarlaR2013 wrote:

I learned about this organization from a co-worker while working at Jack Levy & Associates. This place is safe place to be a child and to grow up to adulthood. The children and young adults are ages 4 to 18 and there are a variety of activities for the... more »

  john gannon wrote:

I love good samaritan! The staff and board are incredible!! more »

  Michaela3 wrote:

Alpha & Omega Sports is a great organization that is committed to making a difference in kids lives. My family was going through a rough time and my sons grades were slipping. Alpha & Omega Sports Men had a great after school mentorship program that... more »

  CalTee wrote:

I am currently on the Board of Directors, and was an attendee of the WYO when I was in High School. The WYO stands as one of few organizations on the North Shore that provides a broad spectrum of services to the local youth. We encourage you to attend... more »

  glizardo wrote:

I came to Third Street as a student volunteer from SJSU. I came with little expectations, but I did come with a great curiosity of what was in store for me. I've been working with kids almost all my life and I wondered if Third Street would be any different... more »

  wlkn wrote:

OUT Maine’s training makes a significant difference for LGBTQ+ youth. They make it easy to ask the hard questions and learn how to better support LGBTQ+ youth. more »

  benbordeau wrote:

Great Non profit that dedicates to empower the creativity and voice for children starting at a young age!The staff and directors are working tirelessly on their mission! more »

  Paragon76 wrote:

I have been with New Beginnings for about 6 months now, and in that time, the organization has become a huge part of my life. I enjoy all of the written communication that I have as the Director of Volunteers. I feel that I really get to know the interests... more »

  Cagneyro wrote:

I have seen the miracle of this organization work miracles in my life with my children. They are interactive and help in every way possible. My family was saved because of their caring staff and officers. more »

  godlygal wrote:

I love being a part of this Charity Foundation! It humbles me as a servant of Jesus to help build up His Kingdom by giving. I am looking forward to meeting and helping these wonderful children in person next month as my husband and I will be traveling... more »

  SCapone wrote:

I run a program funded through the YMCA of Greater St. Petersburg called YReads! We are an after school reading intervention program for struggling readers and at-risk youth. The students I serve have had increases in their reading levels, but have also... more »

  qf1990 wrote:

Advantage Village Academy (AVA) is instrumental in providing a safe haven for many underprivileged youth in the Pinellas County area. The kids have an opportunity to enjoy athletic activities as well as educational undertakings. AVA also celebrate Cancer... more »

  artfan wrote:

Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA) offers an extremely comprehensive after-school visual art program. Their classes include ceramics, drawing, painting, sculpture, comic book drawing and print making. They also teach music, acting and singing. It's really an... more »

  Mommy23 wrote:

I have three children ages: 6, 4, and 3. We were looking for something fun to do on our way home and I came across this Children's Museum. I can't say enough positive things about it! I've been to many larger Children's Museums with multiple floors of... more »

  Ann_147 wrote:

I feel it is very important to give on the local level. I give to this organization several times a year. The money is spent filling the food bank to feed out local homeless and needy. What can be better than that. I believe 90% of every dollar goes to... more »

  Chris H. wrote:

They have a clear mission, execute on it incredibly well, and do so with complete transparency and accountability. They are unwavering in their commitment to the gospel and have a strong board and executive cabinet. more »

  johnyurga wrote:

We have been contributing to this Border Collie rescue since 2005. They do an amazing job rescuing dogs from bad situations and fostering them on their 160-acre farm until a suitable adopter can be found. The dogs are treated very well, with multi-acre... more »

  Dixie_Garber wrote:

My children attend the Boys & Girls Clubs Plains Unit and love it! They are the reason I was motivated to seek Board membership. You know something special is happening when your kids never want to leave early! The staff are wonderful and truly care... more »

  amf64 wrote:

I have been involved with Girls Inc. of Greater Houston for many years and the work that it does helping girls see their potential to be Strong, Smart and Bold, is amazing. Thank you to all those who work for and volunteer with Girls Inc. more »

  profterry wrote:

My name is Lisa Mande. I am from Florida,USA. I want to thank Prof Ibrahim for helping me to bring back my ex lover. I watched someone on YOUTUBE who testified about what he has done for her, bringing back her lost husband and helping her to win the America... more »

  mike wrote:

The Latin American Youth Center does so much for the youth of DC and MD. They have so many programs a young person can take part in. The staff are hardworking, high performance, caring youth development professionals. I love the organization. more »

  Writer wrote:

Terry Harris is a wonderful person. When I had my baby back in November and I didn't have any diapers or baby forumula, her organization helped me and gave me all that I needed. I would just like to take the time and say thank you, because without Kingdom... more »

  e1620 wrote:

The Animal Protection Center took over the MSPCA shelter in Brockton, MA when the MSPCA ran into financial difficulties. The APCSM seeks to provide forever homes for all kinds of animals not just dogs and cats. It is a clean, pleasant, well run facility... more »

  mary wrote:

I was out of prison after 42 years, didn't know what to do. Someone told me about the LAP program. I called and made an appointment. My life have not been the same. I have my own place, set up with medical, food, and I got my social security benefits... more »

  mkoplin wrote:

Royal family kids is amazing! I had the opportunity to work with them this past year - it was a birthday celebration that they held for children in foster care. The children that I met were so excited to be celebrated. You could see the joy and happiness... more »

  montielfam07 wrote:

It has been a while since I've been at this organization to ask for an type of help, but I know that I do appreciate them being there when we needed the help. This center provides help with medical insurance for those who can't afford it or even housing.... more »

  ssfn20 wrote:

Our Mission is to make a significant difference in the community,and in the lives of our youth by promoting continuous education awareness, and productivity in the work place We believe that instilling these values will aid in reducing street violence,... more »

  Nonya wrote:

Can't give less than one star. Some of the staff should NOT be working with children (these words from the Director's mouth in regard to one staff member in particular). They need some training in bullying issues as it runs pretty rampant there - both... more »

  laurence18 wrote:

Michael and Maria Westbrook, the heads of Greater Life, Inc. are the real thing: they care about youth with a passion. I have met with and talked to both the youth who have gone through the program plus the community leaders who rely on GL for technical... more »

  ChuckFinley wrote:

The organization did a great job of explaining their mission, purpose and including donors with their shared passion! First Hand I've been blessed to see the great work that this organization has helped create! more »

  Bunnyxo wrote:

The Ryse center has help many youth express their artistic creativity and gave our community an opportunity to experience art in many forms. Thank you for helping our youth! more »

  Mom154 wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with leukemia in 2004. That year was the first year that she attended Camp Rising Sun. The first 8 months of chemotherapy was awful and she was in and out of the hospital for treatment. She was in pain from the chemo but they... more »

  Hinda Rochel wrote:

I work for the Jerusalem branch of Yad Ezra v'Shulamit. The staff, both paid and volunteers, put their all into this organization. They work hard to help those in need by providing food, clothing and school supplies for children, and helping the breadwinners... more »

  DrWhyte wrote:

This organization was exposed for receiving $37,810 to buy a Portland, OR vote on water fluoridation in February 2013. They are currently under federal investigation for gangstalking, cyberbullying, phone tapping, email hacking and other forms of harassment... more »

  George Lou M K. wrote:

I’ve known Igor and his family for a number of years this ministry is always out there reaching teaching and spreading the word of God and helping people more »

  LouMamou wrote:

This organization represents all of the state domestic violence coalitions and DV/sexual assault coalitions, and by extension all of the shelters, hotline, prevention and counseling programs, and much more in every state and territory. They make sure... more »

  mastersparent wrote:

Masters Ranch has been such a blessing to us and our son. We have always prayed that our children would learn to love Jesus, and in this past year at Masters Ranch, our son finally found the Lord. The change in him is remarkable. He is respectful and... more »

  lola wrote:

An outstanding organization, they work and help people for real! They assist my family with food and fing us a shelter more »

  tkiranch wrote:

This place provides free services to middle school and high school students. They promote self esteem programs and keep the students accountable for their actions. This is a place that was needed in Iroquois County and Watseka IL more »

  E-Pluribus-Unum wrote:

The Freedom Project offers intensive experiences that transform kids' lives. More than just a tutoring or mentoring program, the Freedom Project follows kids for years, through the ups and downs of middle and high school. Students in the program act in... more »

  PlainfieldMom wrote:

Unless your child is in travel ball, your kid is not important to them. Our son started in Maverick, to learn the fundamentals of baseball, he continues to learn, considering baseball is a tough sport. He has had great coaches, mainly because his experience... more »

  Writer wrote:

This non-profit helps disadvantaged children with academics as well as exposing them to the arts. The children gain confidence in mastering both. The staff works tirelessly to promote this foundation and assist the children. My role has been... more »

  sanpan00 wrote:

When one hears of a nonprofit organization, one thinks of that organization as safe, peaceful, caring, kind and giving. Those who work for nonprofit organizations are thought to be honest individuals with integrity. I have not had a very positive experience... more »

  Riley58 wrote:

Refuge Ridge is truly a refuge for both the animals that live there and the children that go to the adventure based camps there. Many of the children come from circumstances including domestic violence and drug abuse in the homes. At the camps they learn... more »

  Toulouse wrote:

I offered to donate a new musical instrument, but they never bothered to return my email. more »

  Jackie123 wrote:

Very nice place, a nice community, fun actvities. It was a fun envoriment and they had a lot of nice things to do! This is a nice and positive place to be!!!! more »

  Malachi M. wrote:

I was a Hillsborough County Sheriff's Explorer before I bacame a full-time Deputy Sheriff there! I was the highest honored Deputy Sheriff & received an award from then FL Governor Charlie Christ!!! more »

  depaulgirl wrote:

What an excellent organization. The support for the development of each youth who participates in the program is impressive. The growth and outreach work, which is tireless, is done regularly with great passion. It is a privilege to support such a positive,... more »

  Shelly17 wrote:

The Wildcats Organization only cares about the boys that can win the game for them. This organization does not give every child a chance to play and succeed. I would definitely not recomnend them for your chioce for litte league football. I would give... more »

  bbaker wrote:

Fantastic group that gives kids the opportunity to share and develop their talents in music and art. My son has gone from being a kid dreaming he could have a band to a kid with a successful band, who writes their own music, plays shows and even has... more »

  Anne_H wrote:

Power Company Kids Club ~An organization that is changing lives one child at a time in the 7th most violent city in America. The Power Company Kids Club in Pontiac, Michigan is a faith based non-profit that seeks to promote the emotional,... more »

  Lori148 wrote:

JASMYN has been serving youth in Jacksonville for over 20 years! Our city is one of the largest without any local protections for LGBTQ citizens in jobs or housing, and has one of the highest HIV infection rates in youth! JASMYN meets kids where they... more »

  Eric_S wrote:

Feeding People Inside and OutSitting down with this group of strangers at a table to eat was so uncomfortable for me that I came very close to not eating at all. I had worked with a group of teenagers from a local church to prepare food for the... more »

  smithcr wrote:

I have been volunteering with One Accord Inc (Kidsalley.org) for about ten years and I found this organization is essential to the Camden community and others around it. I remember the founder saying my vision is to empower hope and change in... more »

  trenagama wrote:

Very unorganized and unprofessional. Their main concern is to have a big drunkin party with all their friends called an event and if there is any money left over, they give it to local area children. Last year a lot of the volunteers put numerous hours... more »

  Nonprofit11 wrote:

Great nonprofit that deals with youth in the central valley! more »

  Colette G. wrote:

The mountain community youth are served exceptionally well with all of the after school programs put on by the Boys & Girls Club of Oakhurst (aka Mountain Area Youth Organization). They are providing the opportunity to keep kids occupied after school...and... more »

  Deb G. wrote:

New Hope for Neighborhood Renewal makes a difference in the Marshall Shadeland neighborhood by providing mentoring for students, providing a community garden space and by purchasing a nuisance bar and transforming it into the Cafe 'n Creamery where families... more »

  TCannon1 wrote:

Great organization by Dr. Steven Lee. I’ve worked for him at several different events supporting our community, youth, elderly, and political campaigns. more »

  Writer wrote:

Don't trust this group the group leader ezekiel uses kids to make money for hisself. He says he is a menote but is far from that. What mentor will hand a 14 yr old boy a gun. more »

  Netwrk1 wrote:

The Eastside Christian Action Group (ECAG) presented a wonderful funding raising gala, The Wheatley Heights' New Destiny Celebration, in 2018 to support the Wheatley Heights Sports Complex. Great evening of dinner and jazz, and looking forward to 2019.ECAG... more »

  vforvendetta wrote:

Please be wary when dealing with Team American Saddlebreds. Do your homework. Please realize that the TAS has been assuring donors that their organization has been non for profit since 2011 (a 501"c"3). This information is false, which can lead to PERSONAL... more »

  Anniesmith wrote:

attended a Pick up and Go Book Bag Drive, on Sept 11, 2021, they had a lot of bookbags filled with school supplies. It was located in the NewTown part of town at Brandy's Banquet Hall on the outside do to Covid 19. more »

  Wendy_W2 wrote:

Why I don't give to any one charity!I always donate $50.00 to anyone who tells me their story about fundraising. Kids walking miles, women swimming laps, I'm a sucker for helping. Yet no ONE cause truly caught my attention or interest.Then I... more »

  Kristi P. wrote:

Special Spectators showed ours and some other very special families an incredible time at the Mississippi State Homecoming game! We were given prime parking, tailgating, visit to the locker room, to on field recognition. Each volunteer behind this holds... more »

  jdip1227 wrote:

Terrible non profit organization-would not want my child around hair chemicals and old, expired food. The director also has a beauty shop in the back of the store which is not up to code and is very dangerous for children to be around. The workers and... more »

  nietzschekd wrote:

The Nest is a coffee shop and a nonprofit. The Nest is dedicated to helping local youth find a voice in their community and provide them with connections and leadership roles. There are several committees at the Nest that students run, from programming... more »

  Sam_58 wrote:

This place is the best place to spend a day! Everyone treats you like family! more »

  Writer wrote:

Well my name is Danny Woody and I'm in desperate need of a car more »

  fz82008 wrote:

I found no activities here related to children or youth activities as listed. They list dance classes and such but there is no sign of any attendance. The place where the supposed activities are to take place seem to be common areas where residents live... more »

  ogkl wrote:

If you are a BIPOC do not seek employment at the attic. The attic is still racist. Their handbook has not been updated since 2014. There is no structure or policies. If (some folx have no job description) you have a job description it will be 3 pages... more »

  BAW0623 wrote:

Apple Seeds is an incredible organization that tirelessly strives to connect students in NWA (and beyond) with where their food comes from. Students are engaged in hands on garden, nutrition, and culinary education in a magical atmosphere! more »

  crittercomfort wrote:

They do such great work with the kids, reasonably fair judging in contests and with farm animals too. Great way to keep kids busy with projects and learning to care for farm animals. It is so nice to see the kids tending to the animals at festivals,... more »