Find Youth Development Business Nonprofits and Charities

  Sherry J. wrote:

Being a Board member of this prestigious Organization has been so rewarding. This Organization genuinely cares about the welfare of the people in our community as well as across the nation. ..especially our youth. I encourage anyone who is anyone... more »

  raenyx wrote:

I was lucky enough to be chosen for this program after years of self employment. I have no degree and not very useful work experience in recent years. They not only had excellent support and curriculum, but they had very useful professional development... more »

  Writer wrote:

A great organization and they consistently develop new programs as the needs arise. Nothing is wasted with this organization's use of funds. more »

  sethhorn wrote:

Develop Africa is a solid non-profit that is run good people. I have known the proprietors for several years now, and I wholehearted support their endeavors. more »

  Alnansubuga wrote:

My Name is Allen Nansubuga. I would like to give my review of Connect Africa Foundation here in Kyaliwajjala, Namugongo which was founded by Ms. Lynn Auerbach of Newton Center, Maryland USA. I first met Lynn in 2008 here in my village in Kyaliwajjala... more »

  Mariea S. wrote:

THE URBAN ALLIANCE WORKS DILIGENTLY AND CREATIVELY TO ASSIST OUR YOUTH AND ACHIEVING THEIR GOALS AND ASPIRATIONS IN HIGH SCHOOL AND BEYOND BY OPENING UP NEW WORLDS AND EXPERIENCES FOR THEM. THEY HELP STUDENTS BELIEVE THEY CAN AND WILL BE SUCCESSFUL AND... more »

  proudvolunteer8 wrote:

My family became homeless due to a fire in the middle of the night. My children had nothing but pajamas and a friend a church suggested we contact The Eight. The organization was kind and thoughtful. They gave each of my children their own bag filled... more »

  Dan Caracciolo wrote:

Junior Achievement of New York is one of the best economic education organization’s I know. While our kids today are focused on tests and common core curriculum, there are some important skills and experiences they need, that they may not be learning... more »

  Cecilia M. wrote:

The after school program at Porter middle school is well organized and structured. Nancy is the coordinator and is always willing to help and actually listens to parents' concerns. She and her staff are professional and caring. They not only organize... more »

  torinellis wrote:

As an entrepreneur that runs a staffing firm, I am often in talks with clients in the IT, Software, and Telecom industries. I recently received a client email requesting a personal introduction between the clients firm and the Executive Director of... more »

  Margaret23 wrote:

Mentor some at-risk teens? Teach them how to write a business plan? Form long term relationships and support students as they raise their GPAs and apply to college? I had no idea what to expect when I started volunteering with BUILD as a business mentor... more »

  Sarah270 wrote:

I LOVE The Boiler Room! I have hung out there with my son and friends more than a few times:) They have great coffee (Sunrise roasters...local :) and the kids and staff are amazing. They teach practical skills to local teens and give them a safe environment... more »

  Chuck T. wrote:

I went through the Illinois Leadership Seminar in the summer of 2006, and I can say without a doubt that I wouldn't be the leader I am today without ILS. I learned that leadership isn't about changing the world, it's about changing your world. I didn't... 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 »

  Deyana wrote:

Phenomenal work is what this organization excels at. MetIncPowerCo provides a path to learn about the wonderful world of S.T.E.M to anyone who is curious. Workshops are set up geared to the students being taught; regardless of age range. By providing... more »

  drummerboy225 wrote:

I had a great experience with this program. I learned how to produce and market shows. Everyone is so friendly in a busy work environment. Can't wait to do it again. I got to work along side the CEO. It was a great learning experience more »

  sheise wrote:

Hina Naseem from JA arranged for 20 Howard County Educators to visit and tour our Live Casino & Hotel site. We gave them on overview of careers so they could tell the High School students who might want to work for us in the future. Our Executives spent... more »

  Christopher and Balanga Madison wrote:

We really appreciate Rico Cabrera and his "Get Better Foundation" for helping our son Ausar see the bigger picture and being a very important piece of the puzzle. It has helped him realize his potential both on and off the basketball court. Rico's support... more »

  tracytate7 wrote:

Beat the Streets is a resource center for young adults in the areas of education, employment and life skills. We mentor & tutor youth to prevent them from dropping out and aid in achieving a high school education. We assist with resume preparation and... more »

  Writer wrote:

I went here twice and I loved it. Very nice & clean, everyone nice and friendly. The food was good and fresh as well. Any fruit or veggie you can name, they had it. The bakery goods were wonderful as well. No questions asked when you walk in. You just... more »

  Lupe D. wrote:

Five years ago I interviewed with the Silicon Valley Children's Fund in search of a new start (more like desperate). I had a 1.7 GPA, homeless, living in a car, and with all of the worries in the world. They gave me the opportunity of a lifetime; a fresh... more »

  Writer wrote:

UCAN's effoera in teaching youth on bullying has been phenomenal. more »

  rockstarmulatto wrote:

I have found this non-profit organization to be the most beneficial program to exist throughout my life. The staff is full of caring and helping people that are willing to sit down with individual students and really give them a hand. They not only help... 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 »

  emiller94 wrote:

Open Arms Outreach is genuinely accepting of all! The leaders, Vince and Robbie Bible are so focused on helping those in need, that their only issue is that they never truly capture how much they do for others. They just help whenever they can without... more »