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  Romi wrote:

As a teenage pacific islander, it was quite difficult to gauge how difficult university classes would be. In attending Stanford and Princeton via JSA summer school, my eyes were truly opened to the hard work still ahead as I graduated high school. In... more »

  greenbergsam wrote:

OUDC provided me with an amazing year-long experience that helped me learn about and analyze important issues in our society. Not only did the program give me an understanding about race and its role in our nation, the program helped me look at broader... more »

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more »

  Ken D. wrote:

I learned about the Travis Manion Foundation from a Marine I was helping during his transition to civilian life. He subsequently went to work for the Foundation when it opened the San Diego office, and I've had the pleasure of helping out on a number... more »

  StartOffSmart wrote:

Joshuas Heart Foundation has been true to their word in helping communities combat hunger. They called to ask if our organization would like to distribute beverages to our clients, we said yes, and the delivered! Looking forward to working with a Foundation... more »

  Ellisor wrote:

The mission of Austin Dog Alliance is to provide children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other disabilities with dog-assisted programs that improve their ability to learn and reach their full potential; and to provide young adults with job... more »

  Hollan McBride wrote:

What if kindness was commended as strength and bullying was viewed as weakness? KIDS FOR PEACE will draw you in and then you'll have to hold on for the ride! ~You will, most likely, commit to live by the PEACE PLEDGE. ~You will,... more »

  gajendra wrote:

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  Surfdaddy wrote:

Best Day Foundation has such a positive effect on all involved from the kids with special needs who participate in the adventure activities to the volunteers, and even the children's parents. I've spoken with big tough guys brought to tears about having... 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 »

  misebrid wrote:

Brookline Teen Outreach is meeting so many community needs! Kids and adults both like being in this welcoming space and participating in events together. It's a real community-builder! Life skills from cooking to applying for jobs, community service projects,... more »

  Lietta wrote:

I am honored to be associated and working with this great nonprofit, American SPCC (American Society for the Positive Care of Children). They are an amazing organization with huge goals and a vast vision to actualize positive social change as it relates... more »

  sistersarah wrote:

i heard about this org through a friend who had volunteered at another one of their projects. i got in touch with them. i was able to volunteer at one of their arts days. i was really impressed to see the founder there and i believe there were members... more »

  mkatemurray wrote:

I was initially introduced to Camp Horizon through my work as a youth development and social work professional, and began volunteering in 2004. My volunteer experience over the past 8 years has given me behind the scenes access to the heart and professionalism... more »

  laurhlav wrote:

Dreams for Kids is an awesome place to work because not only are you gaining real world experience but you are also helping to create a great change. It is inspirational to see the hard work of all the staff come together for events and conferences. Also,... more »

  johann wrote:

I have most recently been involved in IAHV Haiti youth corp project. They are doing amazing work building individuals from the inside out, then giving them the skill that they need. I think this organization is doing great work on very little money. more »

  volunteer48 wrote:

Street Youth Ministry of Austin may be a mission that is unique in all the world. The missionaries serve street-dependent youths living near the University of Texas campus. Unlike most homeless people, the youths are not interested in finding housing.... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

This is such a great organization!!!! Good kids, amazing leaders and the great thing about LHCC is their goal and willingness to serve and change our community. I have seen unbelievable results from kids from this group!!!! 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 »

  kristin7 wrote:

Starfish One by One offers scholarships and mentorships to help Mayan girls get an education so they can ultimately break the cycle of poverty. Girls in that culture are not encouraged to get an education. Starfish not only offers financial assistance,... more »

  ren3784 wrote:

For me, Fresh Youth Initiatives is not just an afterschool program or summer day camp program, but it has become like a home for me. Here, community service is a priority, from painting a mural to creating over a hundred sleeping bags to give out to the... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is an outstanding organization in the Hudson Valley. Their work is has real impact on teens and adults alike. I encourage all to support them. more »

  Writer wrote:

Have observed their Sports program in Queens and was impressed by how the children got along and how the community interacted with them. Highly recommend them as a program for children with autism and one if you are looking to make a contribution.Anonymous... more »

  Community Matters wrote:

After working in the risk management field for the past 25 years I find it highly unusual to find an organization like Community Matters that is so in-tune with the needs of our public schools. What is refreshing is that the prevention philosophy held... 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 »

  deannabernsen wrote:

In my opinion, SWITCH is a revolutionary program addressing a variety of critical issues that our teenagers struggle with. Through the use of college students that serve as influential role models, they assist our teenagers in learning how to build strong... more »

  Coqwa wrote:

We worked with Richard and Rosalie to install mycofiltration bags along a very polluted stretch of a local creek in conjunction with high school students doing riparian planting. Richard and Rosalie are very knowledgeable, brought everything we needed... more »

  kellen2 wrote:

The experience teaching in the classrooms were like no other experience to date. Middle school and highschool students are more receptive to learning from their peers or aspiring peers moreso then learning from teachers. THe message resinates far easier... more »

  freddy12 wrote:

I first came into contact with Havserve's founder Carline Brice-Webb in March 2010 just before I visited Haiti on an official visit to assess the situation. I made a report for donors and my organisation Children of the World 2000 made some donations... more »

  Writer wrote:

Super organized place for me to bring my children to create one of a kind art pieces.The director and art teachers are super knowledge and patient with the kids. more »

  DBibbins wrote:

Heads Up! Hartford is an extraordinary nonprofit camp that brings together urban and suburban youth to perform community service. It is a celebration of diversity, of the spirit of kindness and welcoming, and of helping others! more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  esmetrontz wrote:

One of my favorite things about CityScience is its mission and focus— improving science education in NYC public schools. I am pretty critical of the current curriculum in NYC schools— when I was in elementary and middle school, I never liked science.... more »

  Abel96 wrote:

As a member of my community, we badly need a food pantry in many parts of the town. My and family are having a hard time getting ahead and we heard about this organization that's coming to my community. So glad. Please support this organization and their... more »

  jkendellen wrote:

I served on the finance committee for Sparrow Clubs and was greatly touched by the story behind this non-profit. This organization locates schools and businesses interested in helping local families which children in medical need. The school... more »

  Dignity girl wrote:

Due to the personal courage of Bobbi Sudberry, and the organization Kaity's Way- lives have been forever changed at The Catholic Charities DIGNITY Diversion Program. We were honored and grateful to host such a thought provoking and professional presentation... more »

  SMitchell wrote:

Camp Fire programs are great for my family! My children attend the child development center, summer day camp at Diamond Hill Station and family programs at Camp El Tesoro. The staff are always so wonderful and the purpose and intention of the curriculum... more »

  Paul H wrote:

AHEAD Inc. is a nonprofit that makes direct and crucial contributions to the lives of Africans through inexpensive on-the-ground projects: "Adventures in Health, Education and Agricultural Development" (the words behind the acronymn). Started 30 years... more »

  Rene8 wrote:

New Favour New Visons is a very caring organization, they actually take the time to show love, they want people to succeed in life. They want to make a difference. more »

  Allison H. wrote:

GlamourGals is a unique foundation that unites teen and the elderly though complimentary beauty makeovers. Teens form local chapters affiliated with their high school or college/university and partner with a local senior center to provide this incredible... more »

  Writer wrote:

I partnered with confident girl mentoring to teach my Boundaries Program and loved working with the girls! This organization is a much-needed part of reaching our youth with providing them with the resources and skills for them to lead a fulfilling life... more »

  NYCMAZ wrote:

Great organization with the focus of helping both kids and the community. more »

  Estelle12 wrote:

As a volunteer with this organization, I’ve had a stellar experience! The director and volunteers are uniquely kind and hardworking individuals. The work we do in the community always inspires me with how much happiness and relief it brings people.... more »

  dirissy wrote:

Five stars... all the way!!!!The power of social media and it connects people is amazing! There's this SoCal Volunteer facebook group that has anybody from LA to OC to the IE. One of the members had put out a call for volunteers and i had responded... 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 »

  jenny.k.heil wrote:

I have both volunteered with this organization and been served by it. In my experiences volunteering with this organization, I have always been wow-ed by the way that the CFJ values and cares for its volunteers. Some of the most profound experiences... more »

  Lilygivoni wrote:

Kids in Cleats is an incredible, thoughtful charity that helps children in need by bringing sports into their life. It is run by a PHD with a wealth of experience helping children so that their future is brighter. Highly recommend this organization,... more »

  Writer wrote:

My name Paul Quansah I am a proud volunteer of OKF. Osei Kusi Foundation has really helped me develop the role for caring for one another and boosted my level of making the right decisions in life. With the help of OKF my shyness is moved out of me. OKF... more »

  Gracelyn wrote:

I love Teens Help Other People (TeenHop) because I can volunteer with my friends and make a difference in my community. TeenHop has taught me that being selfish doesn't make the world a better place; it actually makes the exact opposite! Also if everyone... more »

  LindsayD wrote:

Beautiful Together is wonderful rescue organization. This team of volunteers is so deeply committed to animal welfare and has a team of fosters who share the same care and enthusiasm. I have not only volunteered as a foster with this group, but I adopted... more »

  noahsmom0904 wrote:

My experience with this nonprofit organization has been very informative and beneficial for my special needs son Noah who is 12. He needed a tablet for his educational needs and he also received a micro grant which allowed me to further purchase homeschool... more »

  Massimo wrote:

Good practises on peace building and peace education in Mindanao, Philippines in 2009. Winner among the top 100 on Chase non profit support for charity in 2009 and best bridging organization between north and South Korea, via volunteering and service,... more »

  celine wrote:

I love to volunteer at Youth Challenge. Everyone is so nice and helpful when I was a new volunteer. They showed me the ropes at Youth Challenge. Everytime I volunteer the children are so full of life and ready to begin the program. Youth Challenge offers... more »

  Christina99 wrote:

On December 17th 2014 Ray and The Little Saint Nick Foundation blessed 15 children with a trip to NYC and Toys R Us in Times Square. The children were full of smiles and excitement. After breakfast we boarded the bus and head off for NYC. We rode the... more »

  creese wrote:

Turk and Christy Pipkin have created an amazing educational and action non-profit called the Nobelity Project. They have worked in the US and abroad on educational outreach and other development projects, collaborating with Nobel laureates and other... more »

  Dr. Shumway wrote:

We have been donors to the Women and Girls Foundation since 2004. That first year they gave away $15,000 in grants to advance women's rights. Since that time they have invested over a million dollars in grants to advance women's rights. We have been amazed... more »

  Kathleen L. wrote:

I moved to the Borough of Queens several years ago and was really struck by Queens Community House (QCH) -- each of the staff takes on so much work and there isn't a lot of ego. Without trumpeting the fact that they serve such a broad diversity of races,... more »

  Browne14 wrote:

This is a wonderful group for teen girls. Girls are encouraged to spread their wings, explore, learn, love , and experience with a great mentor (Ms.Keme). I’m so glad I enrolled my daughter and look forward to what this coming year will bring! more »

  S.Etcheson wrote:

I participated as an adult facilitator at a Challenge Day in Corcord, CA and was completely blown away. I was inspired by the challenge days leaders and amazed by the courage and compassion of the high school students. To see these young adults reveal... more »

  MsSennett wrote:

ALAYA Ministries was founded by my closest and dearest friend of 21 years. Our goal is to provide various services to our community and assist them with their spiritual needs as well . We at ALAYA want to reach out to the youth of the community and keep... more »

  Gladys Y. wrote:

I volunteered here when I lived in Huntington Beach, they do great work. Babies are being saved, women are being helped, God is being shared. more »

  Julianna C. wrote:

Builders beyond borders is a huge bundle of helping hands. I have been volunteering with B3 for the past few months and it has been a great deal of fun. I was able to meet a lot of people and made a lot of friends. Being able to have this non profit organization... more »

  sophiefontecchio wrote:

This February my organization Let's Bake the World a Better Place raised funds for the CTC. They are a very good non-profit to work with, and supported us throughout the way. They advertised the bake sale we held very efficiently, and drove up our sales.... 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 »

  Kristi wrote:

I attended my daughter's 3rd grade field trip to Sharkarosa Wildlife Ranch. The staff was friendly and knowledgeable. Students were able to touch and get a close look at camels, draft horses, joeys, and even a baby camel. I was very impressed by how... more »

  FPALR wrote:

Excellent treatment to animals, hard working people, dedicated, educated, compassionate! Their animals have a detailed progressive report, before and after with a detailed track record. The adopter knows exactly where they come from and how they have... more »

  ilovetovolunteer wrote:

Kidz Showing Kindness is a great place to get your kids involved in the local community! My kids love volunteering every month! more »

  Outstanding wrote:

T.S.Y.A. has helped develop my child into a Superstar athlete. Shyanna never really played basketball and was not that good until she met Coach/trainer Diago D. Hunter and his staff. She started playing for Tacoma Shine when she was 6th grade. She started... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

I always believe kids are natural givers, they just need a media to show their talent! TouchingHeart is an excellent platform for kids to learn this beautiful act, the act of giving and generosity which in the future helps them to be a better person!... more »

  onica07 wrote:

I had a great time at the beach clean-up! Children Sports is doing a great job encouraging physical fitness through fun activities like beach clean-ups. Keep up the good work! more »

  Latifia R. wrote:

I have been a back country horsemen member for about 15 years. I am amazed at the volunteer efforts and work accomplished by this grass roots organization. It welcomes people of all ages, horses or not, working to ensure our public lands remain accessible... more »

  cfvcdirector wrote:

I have been part of a lead agency for a couple of large projects, including MLK a Day and Global Youth Service Day. The methodical way that YSA approaches projects for our nation is a recipe for success for any partner, big or small. The tool kits and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am currently a volunteer, and I was a member that participated in various activities when I was under 18. RPAL is a fun and positive environment for youth who are often exposed to environments where there is a great deal of negativity. A lot of RPAL... more »

  Sharnya Smith wrote:

I am the coordinator of a youth workplace readiness program on Va. Peninsula. We have worked consistently with GSGG to provide employment opportunities for youth. Renita and staff have provided transportaion and developed seasonal work sites for youth.... more »

  SylviaAllenSylviasChildren wrote:

This wonderful five year old organization has designed a program to help unlock the capacity for good in youth and growing the next generation of philanthropic athletes. This is done through a program that teaches philanthropy, builds relationships in... more »

  Simone v. wrote:

Even though I only joined Gramiksha quite recently, I have noticed that Gramiksha stands out due to these two strengths especially: 1) As a volunteer, joining Gramiksha truly feels like joining a family. Everyone is very supportive of each other and... more »

  jrmora wrote:

My role was to be a mentor to young men gowing up in an urban community and attending an urban high school. We kept positive reinforcment and education on top of their priority list. There is alot of recognition for this yound adults in all areas of working... more »

  vhernandez wrote:

I have been apart of HOBY for 10 years! Wonderful opportunity for all students! more »

  amandajshane wrote:

I have been a volunteer at City Mission for a few months now and have had a fabulous experience here. Each employee is very experienced, knowledgable and willing to do whatever's needed to make a difference in the community. This organization is very... more »

  Josh G.1 wrote:

Kids Boost is one of the most unique non-profits out there: A non-profit that enables kids to get involved in their community and give back to other non-profits. How could you not be excited about Kids Boost?? It also gives kids the opportunity to... more »

  Yakker92 wrote:

A wonderful non profit! Recently, Hands4Hope - Youth Making A Difference hosted its 12th Annual Warm and Fuzzy Drive and Winter Boutique earlier this month at El Dorado Hills Town Center, serving over 140 struggling families. Through the incredible generosity... more »

  Ellyn730 wrote:

Youth Volunteer Corps has changed the lives of many youths across the nation. With over 30 affiliates in the US and Canada, YVC engages youth in team-based service experiences that build life and work skills while inspiring youth to live a lifetime ethic... more »

  jb412 wrote:

Student-aces is a great program in which I was proud to be apart of. The program didn't only involve teaching leaders to lead but it provided a way for not only young people but adults as well, to stay active in the community. Student-Aces is a very special... more »

  adriannalouis wrote:

Ybi is a great opportunity to for young youth trying to break out into the entrepreneurial world . Ybi has put me in many spaces and places where I could grow and express my interest. Ybi have given me many job opportunities as a young teenager to young... more »

  bob15 wrote:

This organization leads to inspiring outcomes, and needs to become part of our youth development landscape in more than just the 10-15 schools in which it exists! I have seen the impact again and again, and I'm impressed with how much they have accomplished... 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 »

  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 »

  goodjob wrote:

We drove by Manna On Main Street a week ago and the line of women, children and men waiting for food broke our hearts. I am so thankful that there are people like Manna on Main to open everyday and feed those in need. Thank you hope we can continue to... more »

  kidshelpingkids wrote:

Kids Helping Kids evolved from a simple idea by a big-hearted 10 year old boy to raise just $240 in order to save one Ghanaian child from the cycle of human trafficking into a cause-based multi-fundraising and leadership movement for community and global... more »

  pjett wrote:

Working with Linda and Cpt. Paul Sipe was very exciting They both made it very easy to work with them. This organization is very important and Linda you are a ANGEL! Thank you for giving United Healthcare the opportunity to show our appreciation to... more »

  Yogesh T. wrote:

It is my pleasure to write about this wonderful nonprofit in Millville, NJ. In the year 2006, I attended their first Indian Cultural Dance night, Navaratri and was very much impressed with the team. Most of the organizers were fresh, new to the community... more »

  Akash1 wrote:

GEDY is amazing. People here are so youth friendly more »

  wta2019 wrote:

Wheels to Africa has sent over 11,000 bicycles to needy communities in Africa. The small non-profit reaches hundreds of people in American and Africa. The organization is all volunteer and all funds contributed support the mission. Wheels to Africa... more »

  konafrog wrote:

This local grassroots organization is one of the most creative ideas and heartfelt efforts I have come across in ages. Efforts are driven by the children, who are so proud of themselves at the end of a project you can't help but feel it, too. Their work... more »

  Hillbilly41A wrote:

Halleck Creek Ranch is a beautiful place, it's out in the country where one cannot help but feel terrific. The disabled children and some adults get ride a horse, what a thrill!! I often see the riders return from a trail ride with a huge grin on their... more »

  moe12 wrote:

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

  Writer wrote:

Charity kings is such a great organization. They have a wonderful free wish upon a prom giveaway every year. more »

  facebookcom-fourah-bay-community-foundation-inc wrote:

African and American Friendship, Inc. is among the progressive community-based non-profit in the Roslindale neighborhood of Boston, serving children and youth in Boston's challenging communities. The children and youth participating in the organization's... more »

  lisadanielswall wrote:

The team at EFI are truly dedicated to making the world a better place...Keshia, Candice and Elyissa are devoted to raising the human condition.... more »

  Karen B.3 wrote:

I'm a board member for the children's clothing recycle foundation and there's nothing more fulfilling than being able to put a smile on child's face. We are very proud to be able to donate to Cardinal Glennon children's hospital. more »

  25John wrote:

This nonprofit is amazing, I met so many great people and had so much fun doing something good for my community more »

  tbslawyer wrote:

Moving in the Spirit is a nationally recognized youth development program that integrates high quality dance instruction with performance, leadership and mentor opportunities for young people in Atlanta, Georgia. Our mission is to educate, inspire and... more »

  marg6300 wrote:

Hope Connection is an amazing place where folks can go to share their burdens, their pain, their fears and their hopes and dreams. It's a place where caring individuals are there to listen and offer words of encouragement and support. Resources to community... more »

  kb0qqw wrote:

Started with the group in 1990 as a high school student and have worked with Prof. Moravec since that time to not only help pass along my knowledge but also to help grow the organization so that future generations of students can be impacted by the program.... more »

  Rosaline J. wrote:

Very well-run organization with a professional, responsive staff and cadre of volunteer project and team leaders. Through this organization that offers "done-in-a-day" volunteer opportunities, I have volunteered at and served as a project leader for over... more »

  Stanley Krippner wrote:

This charity was the vision of Laura Huxley, the celebrated author and humanitarian. She realized that children play a special role in society due to the fact they they grow into their social group's leaders (and followers). An investment in the physical,... more »

  abridestime wrote:

What an amazing group of kids making a difference in the lives of our veterans and military. more »

  jrogers2 wrote:

Though I have been involved with a number of mentoring programs before, I've found the Cinnamongirl mentoring program to be quite unique. Targeting African-American and Latina girls aged 13 to 17, first, it focuses on mentoring on both an individual... more »

  turtle1 wrote:

Connected Through Kids is a fantastic organization that was formed to support children in out-of-home placements such as foster care, relative or kinship care. They provide many services and activities to enrich the children's lives. A Girl Scout troop,... more »

  Debbie I. wrote:

Inspiring and encouraging environment for young girls. Powerful object lessons and strong discussion topics! more »

  Tracey A. G. wrote:

My Bike Kansas is a great nonprofit organization who helps children have bikes. They have put on many fundraisers to help the organization to help children in the community. Most children don’t have bikes and My Bike Kansas helps the kids get what they... more »

  Writer wrote:

Both of my daughters were part of this program at Liechty MS in Los Angeles. They both felt encouraged to excel In any activity they elected. more »

  Jaclyn M. wrote:

SAVE has opened so many doors for me and my community. It also has made a huge impact on the epidemic of bullying and has lowered the numbers tremendously. Also, it has provided positive outlets for kids and adults of all ages to be themselves and to... more »

  Amy_Mother wrote:

The Surrency Foundation Inc. has done a wonderful job with helping my daughter become more social and come out of her "shy" persona. We have enjoyed working with everyone at the Surrency Foundation Inc. more »

  sirmike001 wrote:

Hi, I am Teacher Michael of Palayuhan High School. Farm Tech is a non-government organization that helping a community through charitable works. In our school, Farm Tech shares voluntary teaching sessions that enhance our learners in the field of communication... more »

  KendraPearls wrote:

I still can’t believe it’s been six years participating in P.E.A.R.L.S Mentoring for Girls as a mentor. This was an excellent opportunity to develop myself into a leader and mentor and help inspire our young girls into confident young women. Being... more »

  StayAway wrote:

This whole program is only Outreach...No funding for the sites they service. I would take a look at their sites before you commit. Upper management "Debbie" (owner) very unprofessional...Check them out dont say you where not warned....They have had 4... more »

  Amado E. wrote:

Having been a member of the Board of Trustees of this organization since it was incorporated in 2005 it has been exciting working with people who genuinely care about the community. The founder is truly a caring and dedicated individual who donates tens... more »

  NRaye wrote:

STEAMd (Science Technology, Engineering, Arts, Math Development) is non-profit organization led by a team of professionals, STEAMd Inc. (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts and Math development) is dedicated to initiating programs designed to create... 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 »

  frankiehaynes wrote:

P2P Community Development consistently gives back into then local cities and communities that it serves. From feeding displaced families to back pack and supplies giveaways, Thanksgiving Feasts and Christmas Family amd toy giveaways. Happy to be a part... more »

  alison8 wrote:

I helped conduct a survey about the recycling center and its services. So I know that not only I think our recycling center is extraordinary. Everyone else does too! Consistently, people raved about the good wood project, the re-store, the workshops,... more »

  readingfun wrote:

My experience with FCOH so far is exciting and heartwarming. We've reach quite a few kids and there parents in the short time that we've been active. I'm looking for this organization to be bigger within a few months. more »

  ainnaed77 wrote:

These people are very professional and caring. It’s more than a job or business for them because they are actually concerned about student’s academic growth and success which is the purpose of Preparing Leaders. more »

  Degegner wrote:

The Aspen Effect is a great source for struggling middle and high school kids in Douglas County Colorado. Wonderful mentors and unique interactions with the mini horses and goats make for a powerful combination of stress relief and positivity! more »

  Donna 24-7 wrote:

My 17 yr young daughter has been on court since 3rd grade Yball, With that you can guess she’s been on many AAU teams never finding a Coach that believed in her the way Catch does. In last 2 years of training with Richie, he has brought out her skills... more »

  Writer wrote:

My experience when I sent my daughter was excellent. We started attending when the organization had just started. It is really good to see them still serving the community. Excellent program for youth and it is Free which is a added benefit for parents.... more »

  Martene wrote:

As a board member of YCS, I am reminded that we experience our true wealth in the act of giving. Through its mission, YCS provides this opportunity to every YCS employee and board member, volunteer - child and adult, community member, government official,... more »

  jordanwhita wrote:

Great non profit I have seen and joined them for countless events in my community for a few years and have never seen any but happiness from the young kids to their parents. more »

  samkovax wrote:

Be sure to give them a good Education. And I did give boysandgirlsaid $25 dollars last week... I'd love to Mentor a child, I'd LOVE to! A Child's health, and a child's education is very important. I had 6 of them in my house, and I shared... more »

  Nathan35091 wrote:

This project is eye opening and will help so many people. The project is extraordinarily meaningful and thoughtful for those in need. more »

  Writer wrote:

Great Job helping un privilegie chiñdreb to become successful more »

  MMcG wrote:

(This review was collected at a GreatNonprofits event and posted by a GreatNonprofits intern.) It's been great to see the good work being done on the ground with nonprofits. more »

  Timah wrote:

1City Youth was one of the best programs I was ever apart of for about 4yrs. This program help me develope my great leadership skills. In 1City I was co-captain of the step team, co-captain of the dance team, then captain of dance, and mentors to the... more »

  jrtofu wrote:

NTLP has been a great organization to volunteer for. The volunteer alumni camp counselors who pay for their own costs and travel makes this program unique for teenagers. They truly demonstrate the ability to attract volunteers who really want to be... more »

  ywhiteside wrote:

My son is a part of the Results Mentoring tutoring program. He is doing better in school and has more confidence in Math as a result of the program. I am very pleased with the results. The tutors at results are like a big family who love and care... more »

  sgorring2222 wrote:

I have been an instructor under the Lake Erie Fanfare for approximatley 17 years and i have never been involved in an organization that i treasure more. I have seen many kids go through this organization that have benefited and grown in so many ways that... more »

  Writer wrote:

American Indian Health and Family Services of Southeastern Mi, Inc., is providing very important services for so many individuals who would have difficulty meeting all forms of social and health needs. Thank you.Many of my students would not... 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 »

  oris wrote:

I have worked with this program for the last four years. It started out as a volunteer requirement for a college course I was taking. I stayed on because, I saw the impact it had one motivating and educating mostly underprivileged children on the value... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization has truly bless the youth in the City of Birmingham. They are dedicated to the success of our youth. If you can donate please donate, if you can volunteer please volunteer. more »

  DrMaat wrote:

This organization not only serves youth and families, but provides ways for professionals to hone their skills and novices to develop them in order to lead the cleinst to a higher quality of life. They give youth skills for a lifetime not just for a... more »

  tbcup wrote:

They have over 50 celebs and have produced a book and kids program within 8 months of the launch. more »

  AJSS wrote:

I was a volunteer in Jeanerette, LA, with 12 other teens and we built houses for low income families. AJSS is a great organization and for 60 years has been giving teenagers the chance to put their Jewish values into action by serving others. more »

  John Kitchens wrote:

Dignity U Wear effectively matches donated and low cost new clothing with charitable organizations where the gift of new clothing goes far in helping the recipients gain confidence and self esteem. The staff goes out of their way to maintain solid donor... more »

  billy-of-the-valley wrote:

As a former board member I was invited to take the train up to the Elk Park stop and visit the work crew about 1 1/2 miles in on the Colorado Trail. I went with a current board member and Don Kelly, our forest service' trail supervisor. We arrived in... more »

  techagnostic wrote:

I have close friends with a troubled teen. He was adopted as a young teen from a succession of foster homes, some of them probably abusive, and he's just had the toughest time -- and as a consequence, so have my friends. He's been arrested (for petty... more »

  Volun1teer1234 wrote:

Do not volunteer here. CEO is unprofessional. Would not recommend more »

  sherriel wrote:

This nonprofit really help my teenage daughter when she was struggling with some issues. Their mentors are very great and I can’t recommend this nonprofit enough. more »

  Shawn K. wrote:

My youth and I have been volunteering with TOP for many years. We work with the street ministry in DC and in Lynchburg. Many of my youth say it is their favorite trip of the year. It is also our highest attended mission trip we take. I would recommend... more »

  Marilyn wrote:

Out Youth is an extraordinary organization serving LGBTQ youth in Austin and Central Texas. The staff, volunteers and youth are full of creativity, integrity, passion, compassion and purpose! Out Youth has been a long-standing contribution to the lives... more »

  occasio wrote:

These men do a great job of raising the next generation. I appreciate the work they do in my community and throughout the nation. 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 »

  mike_t wrote:

The week I spent at Naz was easily one of the best weeks of my life. Helping to repair homes sounds great on paper, and it is, but the Naz experience is much more than that. Just hanging out with everybody on Community Night was awesome, and I think that... more »

  MMMcBride wrote:

I served as a Board of Director for 6 years and this has been the most rewarding civic duty I have ever participated in. GBHS is very financially responsible and transparent. They continually keep their mission at the forefront. more »

  Summer J. wrote:

am so disappointed in this league! I have volunteered for years with both my sons for spring grass league in this “non-profit”. Well we took the leap $550 and signed up for advanced juniors in Simi Valley! Season postponed due to COVID.Well... more »

  Milad wrote:

What Now America has been a life changing experience for me. Seeing the smiles on the faces of the students makes all the hard work well worth it. Working with a very talented board and student volunteers makes the program what it is. I would strongly... more »

  Loser12345 wrote:

Estill County 21st Century or Estill Development Alliance, as we know it in Kentucky is a great organization committed to growing the economy of Estill County. The organization is involved in a number of projects in the community like the River City... more »

  Writer wrote:

TOAM helps me feel comfortable at every project- everyone there acts like family to support adults and kids in helping others. more »

  ltg07C wrote:

Kiwanis Club of Matthews impacts the community around it in meaningful, lasting ways. They help support local Key Clubs, providing opportunities for teens to give back and learn valuable life skills. The Kiwanis Club is made up of volunteers that truly... more »

  Fountainaml wrote:

Debbie with Angels to the Rescues Inc made our experience with adopting our cat easy. We were able to foster her before we made a decision to ensure that we were a good match. It was a very easy and smooth adoption process. We are happy with our new family... 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 »

  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 »

  bradanddawn wrote:

Amazing program for teens. Both my kids were in the program while in middle school and high school. They continue to volunteer while in college. Lion's Heart was a great foundation for my kids. My kids love to give back to their community and Lion's... more »

  marvin.bell@att.net wrote:

Wonderful job in reaching and teaching the youths of the greater killeen and surrounding communities in central Texas. Sidenote: Fort Hood is the largest Army installation in the free world, where a lot of families from all ethnic groups merge. CTPGA... more »

  debiwebi wrote:

I have known the Edwards and their rescue for 10 years now. They are both retired teachers that want to make a difference in the world, and they are certainly making a difference for the better for not only the animals they rescue: They also educate... more »

  SD wrote:

This non-profit should be considered very carefully before joining their service. The idea is to have children volunteer with their parents to teach them a sense of responsibility for their community. The work that the children and teens do is very benficial... more »

  mamalove1 wrote:

Pisgah Pantry is a well organized and professional experience. The personnel are friendly, courteous, and kind. The team, work well together and always show love to each other and the clients they service. more »

  CCole wrote:

Missouri Community Betterment has been a great group to work with! They have consistently supported local communities in Missouri and are a solid resource for children, families, and communities overall. Their staff is lively, pleasant, and interactive.... more »

  ValerieC wrote:

I have been a Troop Leader for almost six years and a Unit Consultant for almost three years. Our mission statement is: Girl Scouting builds girls of courage, confidence, and character, who make the world a better place. I can tell you from personal... more »

  aventyr wrote:

My work with Program Directors and Executive Director has shown me the professionalism this group promotes with respect towards others as primary action. The goals of self-actualization are set and conducted with the students through camps, seminars... more »