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  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

My daughter was in the most recent batch of high school students selected for the internship program. She was really looking forward to it. The program started off ok with regular meetings but soon deteriorated. No responses to questions. No real workshops... 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 »

  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 »

  inthebayarea wrote:

I'm so impressed with this organization - they have such a great impact providing financial literacy programming to students and adults alike. I wish I had something like this around when I was younger!! 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  adonmeeky wrote:

My child receive a partical scholorship to attend the summer camp. She built her own computer and now we no longer have to wait in the long lines at the library. FOr the first time we can sit down and have dinner and I am not running my head off. As a... more »

  BWPCC CEO wrote:

A Beautiful Me is an amazing organization that primarily assist girls in school with confidence-building activities through successful, fun, interactive workshops. 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 »

  jaktrevelyanhall wrote:

Junior Achievement is truly an exceptional nonprofit. The way they engage volunteers to mentor students is professional and fun. The curricula is top notch. Every staff member is so passionate about the mission and inspiring students to succeed. It's... 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 »

  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 »

  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 »

  Writer wrote:

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

  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 »

  Dave A. wrote:

I've been involved with WAVES for Development since the beginning. Each day is a new adventure. The thing I love most about the organization is the people that get involved from all walks of life. It's inspiring to see so many people from such different... more »

  Writer wrote:

Great program! The people are very helpful and they get things done more »

  Thom F. wrote:

I was a fairly good student growing up. My grandparents, who believed in education and instilled in me the same sensibility, raised me. However, early in life, a series of unfortunate events derailed my momentum. I soon lost the desire for learning and... more »

  Esmeralda D. wrote:

When I think of Edmo, I think of their t-shirts that say, "curious, courageous, kind human" that they give to their participants at camp :). I love how social emotional learning is intertwined with science and recreation during their programs :). Our... 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 »

  Chaney N. wrote:

I started volunteering with Junior Achievement of the Mahoning Valley in Ohio when my children were in Kindergarten. It was so fun doing lessons that were very clearly age appropriate, easy to teach and easy for them to learn. When I started volunteering... more »

  Steve47 wrote:

I served various nonprofit organizations in Haiti and the Dominican Republic as a consultant for many years and had the privilege of touring Deep Springs programs in 2012. I found their leadership to be very capable and transparent, programs to be efficient... more »

  mspalmisano wrote:

A dream to create leaders within the next generation: to develop skills, confidence and find their own dreams. It has been a joy to watch the spirit of this team interact with local youth and to watch that same youth find their own joys. Never... more »

  Akash1 wrote:

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

  loving.krishanti wrote:

My experience with 757 We Care has been awesome! I’ve had the opportunity to attend 757 We Care’s youth trip to the African American Museum for the past two years. I loved every bit of it. I met new people my age and learned about African American... 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 »

  angieruiz wrote:

A True Change is true to their name and strives to make a real impact in local communities. They adapt to the needs of the people and work hard to provide resources for the disadvantaged. more »

  student790970 wrote:

“If you love our work then tell the world! Stories about us from people like you will help us make an even bigger impact in our community. GreatNonprofits – the #1 source of nonprofit stories and feedback – is honoring highly regarded nonprofits... more »

  pwonderly wrote:

I first became aware of Covenant Community Services while at a local bicycle race in Bakersfield, California. I was drawn to their booth for the very good reason that they were offering delicious hot coffee. While there, I learned that they have a program... more »

  jeremyluce wrote:

I've help on a few projects and it's wonderful how we get to help those who can't help themselves it's a really great program and I hope it never ends more »

  Loverofnonprofits wrote:

While the tutoring and mentor portion of this organization is incredibly impressive, my personal experience with it has shown poor money management and efficiency in utilizing donations and grants. Rather than putting money toward their students, Cabrini... more »

  oldskoolcafe wrote:

Old Skool Cafe is changing the youth culture in San Francisco. In a real and tangible way, it prevents violence creates jobs as at-risk youth are given a platform to succeed. more »

  glennmyers101 wrote:

I have had the privilege of working as a volunteer with Citizen Schools as well as partnering with them on a number of projects in a corporate environment. Simply put, the are the cream of the crop. They understand strategy and what is needed long-term... more »

  aemoses wrote:

Being a senior living on a fixed income being able to get fresh vegetables from their community garden was a blessing. The youth that are there to help you pick the items you need was wonderful. This is such a great service for the community. more »

  KacyT wrote:

Del and crew are good people. Professional, courteous, and kind. My community service time with them was memorably fun and worthwhile. They helped me when I needed it, and for that, I will always be grateful. more »

  Mari Nobre wrote:

I have been volunteering for Juma Ventires for 2 years now. It has been a rewarding experienc to be involved with such a professional and enthisuastic team. 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 »

  Stephanie H.11 wrote:

I became involved with HEED in 2016 as a volunteer. From day one, it was obvious to me the high level of integrity this non-profit upholds. Further, HEED's genuine desire to honor and respect those they are trying to help is apparent in everything they... 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 »

  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 »

  Volun1teer1234 wrote:

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

  Nea N. wrote:

I am an employee of Nice Foundation, Inc. I love the mission for which we are committed to implementing: promoting community stability (for urban and rural areas) by assisting those investing in the development of low-income communities. We need support... more »

  J_David wrote:

Wonderful organization investing in under privileged youth in Little Rock through education, life skills training and mentoring. more »

  lancasterkc wrote:

"The best field trip ever" is what all of the students reply when asked how they enjoyed their day at JA Biztown. This is a "working" miniature town where 5th graders are in charge from the Mayor down - they staff and run approximately 22 business operations... more »

  msmo2412 wrote:

My children have been in All Things Possible program since 1st grade. The program is one of a kind. My 3 sons have gained a sense of independence, leadership, and growth all coming from the program. The STEM projects have assisted them in areas that are... more »

  cymvhs wrote:

I loved my experience at the NFTE Green Business and Technology BizCamp this summer in San Francisco with NFTE Bay Area! The friends I made, the business plan I wrote, the professional contacts I made...none of it would have been possible without the... more »

  elizabeth33 wrote:

This is a Student/Employee driven, worthy program that teaches children how to handle a paycheck, pay bills in a timely manner, pay all taxes, and to save to improve their future.The object is to help students realize how their education will impact their... more »

  marvindelaney wrote:

The South by Southeast CDC dba University Park Academy graduated 1,399 students from January 2006 to May 2009 in an accelerated High School CDC Diploma program. These students either did not pass the TAKS test or found it difficult to graduate from high... more »

  Octoleigh wrote:

Volunteering with Good Sports USA at our local Juvenile Detention Center was a great experience. The team is knowledgeable, professional, and truly has a heart for youth. I look forward to working with them again in the future. more »

  Nicole-C wrote:

I really appreciate this nonprofit. They definitely helped me and a lot of people in our community get through the holidays by passing out food and toys over holiday.I love this organization more »

  Writer wrote:

More Than Words claims that it spins straw into gold by selling used, discarded books at its retail stores and on Ebay.com. However, its business model is actually based upon deceiving the online buyers. More Than Words describes... more »

  DollarsandSense4Nonprofits wrote:

As a coach and consultant, it is truly exciting to collaborate with a nonprofit that understands that a business model must generate more income than expenses to remain viable. Even more essential is that achieving solvency provides a basis for developing... more »

  cory3 wrote:

Great youth centered non-profit helping youth grades 7-12 in achieving their dreams. Lifeskills 411 engrains holositic character building concepts into youth through sequential courses and trainings. www.lifeskills411.org 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 »

  duane wrote:

Without the EARN program, life for me and my family would not be what it is today! I came from a non-traditional family, I never met my father and my mother passed away when I was six or seven. I was raised by my mother’s only sister with her family... more »

  schustercw wrote:

THIS IS A COMPLAINT ABOUT THIS ORGANIZATION I am an insurance agent. Our agency provided Youth Lifeline with a special event insurance policy for a function that they sponsored in the US Virgin Islands over Super Bowl 2011 weekend. We provided our... more »

  ctrujillo23 wrote:

I had never heard of Junior Achievement until I started working at Nelnet in 2007. Since then, I have become a huge supported of them by participating in JA in a Day, which is when you teach all the courses to your class in one day as well as the traditional... more »

  megan7 wrote:

The Greater Edgewood Education Foundation is an amazing organization that I am very proud to be part of. Deb Merlock, the founder and Executive Director, has an extreme passion and dedication to carry out this Mission. In "Recognizing the importance... more »

  ebony wrote:

Movements Unlimited is operated by to two of the most dedicated and caring people I know. Baba Sitawi and Mama Cynthia Jahi invest their souls into each child that they mentor. In addition, they possess vast knowledge of community and institution building,... more »

  kristans wrote:

I have had the honor of volunteering with this organization since April of 2024. The tiny but mighty core team has big goals and the ambition to get them all fulfilled. Providing access to sports for girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity... more »

  Jaz4 wrote:

Highest performing workforce board in the country. Very innovative. more »

  kammg wrote:

This organization works endlessly to support youth and young adults in recognizing and achieving their potential as it also works to aid the leadership skills they have. Wonderful organization more »

  mgoltl1 wrote:

Last spring, I volunteered to teach my first group of high school seniors. I say, "my first because it won't be my last." For someone who has never taught seniors or been in high school for many years, this was a little out of my comfort zone. Even... more »

  kimberly.bourque wrote:

Junior Achievement is a great way to give back to the community. I've been a volunteer twice for this organization and cannot wait to do it again! The students are always so happy to see their JA volunteer and I've been given the cutest thank you cards. more »

  clubbe29 wrote:

The training and information provided is valuable and the material is highly relevant, especially in today's "financial crisis"! I have been a JA volunteer on and off for 20 years and I'm always amazed at how interested and engaged the students are and... more »

  Daimeon wrote:

My spouse and I decided it was time to do our married planning. My mail to spyhackelite @gmail com made the process easy. He listened to me, what we wanted and made great recommendations on how we can best plan for the future. He explained in simple language... more »

  dclaudew wrote:

I read the Form 990 for FY09. There are three programs listed. One of these, the Hispanic Outreach, is run by employees and seems to be correctly accounted as Program Expenses. The other two programs are reported as 100% volunteer run. Yet despite... more »

  Jonathanmoral wrote:

It was a great time with global friendship as we held workshops and campaigns educating youths on life, STDs and the importance of Being Educated... more »

  shannonharper3 wrote:

Junior Achievement of East TN is such a solid contributor to our community's future leaders. The curriculum that JA uses is incredibly relevant to the success of the children in our schools and the future workforce. It is imperative that the children... more »

  maryannbeane wrote:

As the mother of an adopted child, I often think of what my daughter's life would be like had we not found her. This organization makes it their MISSION to help children who are on the verge of "aging out" of the foster care system by serving as a "working... more »

  GoPSU wrote:

Would say they change kids' lives as much as they fire up an already present passion for becoming entrepreneurs. The kids who come home after their Business Summer Camp are full of creativity and passion for striking out on their own. Am also very... more »

  Writer wrote:

Incredible nonprofit. Engages users with a unique program and definitely prepared me for my first job. more »

  Miranda G.1 wrote:

This is an exceptional idea for young entrepreneurs more »

  queenbee22 wrote:

I remember in 2008 when this program first came to my school. It revolutionized education for us through rallies, parties, performances, parades, football games and battle of the bands. I credit the Institute with its innovation in reaching the black... more »

  Writer wrote:

Maine 4-H Foundation supports over 20,000 Maine youth annually, three Camp and Learning Centers supporting over 9,500 young people during the year. Programs focus on STEM, Environmental education, leadership and service, food systems, health and wellness. more »

  joewillie wrote:

Its amazing with just a little work with students can create a large opportunity for their special spirit. As adults many of us forget how important it felt being mentored by those who care and want to share in empowering one another.From my vantage... more »

  Raffaela W. wrote:

Emerge Global's mission is to empower young women who have survived abuse with the financial, social and personal resources to support themselves and their families, and to solve the most challenging problems facing their communities. Emerge... more »

  loran harris wrote:

I am looking to find the name of your Jaycee President or a person of contact... this is disappointing. I thought this would give me some answers, a name or phone number or a Jaycee monitored and updated website or something........ Is this the type... more »

  Lori S.9 wrote:

Amazing groundbreaking organization. best in class for this type of organization. and a powerful place for the kids of Kingman!!!! Game changing for kids and parents. more »

The All Stars Project, Inc. (ASP) is a non-partisan, non-profit 501(c)(3) organization dedicated to promoting human development... more »

Unite in sisterhood qualified business and professional women in order to enhance and improve the status of women in our highly... more »

MacGyver Academy’s purpose is to provide education in entrepreneurship, science, technology, and engineering by combining e-waste... more »

The Mission of "Shared Abundance, the Steve Arthur Carr Foundation", is to lead child abuse survivors and underprivileged youth... more »

To explore the free market more »

The organizations mission is to inspire and enable young people to develop excellent leadership, teamwork, and communication skills... more »

Our Mission: To revolutionize STEAM education through financial literacy, blockchain technology, entertainment and entrepreneurship.... more »

Mission: "To provide young people opportunities to experience honest success using the bicycle as a hands-on educational tool." more »

We are the passionate people behind a movement that seeks to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business... more »

Our mission is to preserve and honor the legacy of golfing pioneer Theodore “Ted” Rhodes. The first African American Professional... more »

Junior Achievement of New Mexico is inspiring and preparing young people to succeed in a global economy. more »

We are the passionate people behind a movement that seeks to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business... more »

Perform research funded by grants from business and philanthropic foundations that support the colorado association of commerce... more »

To create a partnership with emotionally and behaviorally challenged children and their families in bergen county and offer services,... more »

Junior Achievement will strive to ensure that every child in America has a fundamental understanding of the free enterprise system.... more »

The Foundation believes that sailing is a sport that instills camaraderie, friendly competition and an appreciation for the environment.... more »

To provide job training for foster teens aging out in foster care. more »

We are the passionate people behind a movement that seeks to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business... more »

  The mission of Human Relief, Inc. is to improve the quality of life of disadvantaged individuals and families throughout... more »

Junior achievement uses hands-on experiences to help young people understand the business of life in partnership with businesses... more »

We are the passionate people behind a movement that seeks to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business... more »

To prepare underexposed teenagers for life by equipping them with the necessary tools and skills to lead productive and successful... more »

A tax-exempt educational corporation dedicated to ensuring junior achievement of lincoln's financial future. more »

Our mission is to create high-quality programs and marketing tools for the not-for-profit sector. We help make these programs... more »

We are the passionate people behind a movement that seeks to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise, business... more »

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