Find Youth Development Citizenship Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  Srivera wrote:

I want to thank you for all the support that you gave me and Richmond Community Services during 2011. Recreating a volunteer program and starting an outreach program has been a challenge, but with The Volunteer Center's support, we have ended the year... more »

  jmkl wrote:

I was pleasantly surprised by the efforts and friendliness that I saw at the event that was held by the Arizona Russian Center. It was better than what I expected, since other Russian themed events of the past were awkward or way too old school like.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Harper for Kids comes to our school to talk to our children about Coach Wooden's Pyramid of Success. We are a K-2 school and Peanut and Tim's presentation is fine tuned for our young children, keeping them engaged and focused. They also will be presenting... more »

  Amy_298 wrote:

Best organization for teaching young people about leadership, service and responsibility. more »

  AmyBesnard wrote:

Bright Light Volunteers has organized incredible service learning trips for my high school students to Cambodia, Peru, Greece, Ecuador and the Galapagos. We’ve taught English to monks, built shelters for animals, provided supplies to refugees, improved... more »

  jbug715 wrote:

The Northern California Youth Leadership Seminar has had such a big impact on my life. I attended the seminar as a sophomore in high school, and have been involved ever since. I have learned so much about myself and how I relate to others while working... more »

  priscilla6 wrote:

These characters bring such joy to the children, especially when they get to meet the character in costume. Their faces light up, and this alone offers opportunity for discussion about good character. Recently, I met up with a girl who at the time was... more »

  angsmith wrote:

WILS is an all-volunteer, state-wide organization dedicated to providing leadership opportunities to high school sophomores and beyond. Through the annual seminar and follow-on alumni activities, it provides on-going leadership skill-building and support.... more »

  cynsan wrote:

buildOn is an absolutely amazing organization. I am a volunteer with buildOn: New York, and I'm also the kind of teenager that rarely ever did any good. I mean, it was all a bit foreign, you know? How would you go about it? Where would you go? Why do... 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 »

  SandraDeeHoffman wrote:

It has been my privilege to work with the U.S. Capitol Historical Society for about 11 years. My work has been via a grant that allows the Society to offer a free day-long tour about the U.S. Constitution to all DC Public and Public Charter School 8th... more »

  Jordan K. wrote:

I work for NRDC (the Natural Resources Defense Council). The Andrew Goodman Foundation honored our President Frances Beinecke as a "Hidden Hero" in 2009 and has helped support our environmental justice work. Andrew Goodman and his family are an inspiration... more »

  Carmelina F. wrote:

I participated in the Supreme Court Summer Institute in June of 2000. I have attended a lot of professional development workshops over the years, and this five day program still ranks as the single greatest experience of professional development. Unlike... more »

  Danilo M. wrote:

I started practicing Taekwondo with Master Jadir in the Community Taekwondo Project. After graduating as a black belt, I started teaching children and youth. The project goes far beyond the practice of physical activities. Sport values and other cross-cutting... more »

  coach white wrote:

As a teaching professional of tennis for over 25 years www.nyjtl.org, in New York with sites from Chelsea to the Harlem Armory, mens and womens tennis North Carolina A&T;University www.northcarolina a&t;.org.,the San Francisco Tennis Club www.sftc.org.... more »

  teachercesille wrote:

I have seen great changes among my students because of Manners of the Heart. My students are always anticipating their kind instructor every week. I thank them deeply for creating a change in my students' lives. 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 »

  Jeri wrote:

The staff at Lee Pesky Learning Center are professional and passionate about helping individuals who struggle with learning disabilities. They take great care in meeting the individual's need and providing the tools for him to be successful. more »

  tina wrote:

My daughter loved this program so much she asked to enroll in it twice! Awesome program, kids are having so much fun they aren't even aware of the magnitude or value of the lessons being taught. I would highly recommend it to any parent or organization... more »

  kcam511 wrote:

Such an interesting, innovating, and inspiring program based on the personal story and journey of a true American hero. More schools should adopt their curriculum and Mrs. Klein's story should be required reading for all Americans. 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 »

  George wrote:

Please check with national affiliations before donating to any charity. This charity is not affiliated with any known horse rescue organization, is not subject to any control. more »

  kimjardine wrote:

I've had the pleasure of working with Sea Inspirations Executive Director. He's always worked hard for small grassroot nonprofits, he gives 200% to all of his projects. If your looking for someone that has knowledge and experience, and someone who loves... more »

  Paul G.1 wrote:

Yes! I am so excited to have found this page. My introduction to Irie Kids is when a couple I know were going to St. Lucia for thier honey moon. They posted to local friends requesting we pitch in to help these kids get freshs drinking water to thier... 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 »

  4RandenT wrote:

Completely dedicated to raising awareness of the many small changes we can each make to improve our communities, lives and planet. more »

  wwesley wrote:

As a school administrator in Humble ISD and I witnessed the work of their youth in a conference. Love in Abundance provided quality learning activities and events that equip youth for responsible living. It was a priviledge to work with their youth and... more »

  EducatorandInstructor73 wrote:

Na Mea Ike Ia provides exceptional competition support and administration for Hawaii’s youth! They are absolutely essential to the success of our youth programs. We could not provide a professional, consistent, and refined level of competitive events... more »

  jbraids wrote:

We recently partnered with ACE for our Earth Day event at Chabot Space and Science Center. Wen and Gaby did an amazing job. They were personable, competent, and knew how to interact with the public. When a surprise TV crew showed up to cover the event,... more »

  JuliaKhan wrote:

This program absolutely changed my life. It brought me out of my shell and ignited a passion within me. It taught me to be comfortable with public speaking and introduced me to some of my favorite people in the world. It gave me a sense of independence... more »

  alicia5 wrote:

Dudley Observatory has tought me values about lfe and what I want to do with my future. Some nights we were in SPAC showing the public practically anything they wanted see through our telescopes and some nights we were setting up tables at various locations... 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 »

  Carson H. wrote:

FCP is a top notch non-profit with excellent staff and services. Their training and methodologies are intuitive, easy to remember, and high quality. Partnering with them is easy, and highly recommended. more »

  Shelly wrote:

2000 Strong Youth for Christ is dedicated to bringing youth to the knowledge and teachings of Jesus Christ found in the scriptures. Our organization has been privileged to serve youth at the annual 2000 Strong Adventure Camp which provides the opportunity... more »

  Farran25 wrote:

This organization treasure box is a community organization. Who is committed to helping youth discover their hidden gifts and talents to help them use them to replace the behaviors that stagnate their growth 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 »

  Akash1 wrote:

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

  S.burke wrote:

Hello, my name is Scudorise, and I must say that Precious Jewels Learning, Inc. is an incredible organization. Me and my family need assistance this year with Christmas and they were extremely caring, helpful, understanding of my needs, and most of all... more »

  Writer wrote:

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

  mollyrae wrote:

The Holocaust Center provides a valuable service to the community in Pittsburgh! The work done here preserves the memory of the Holocaust and teaches tolerance! more »

  J.M.Bella wrote:

Foundations for Leadership does an excellent job of engaging students in exploration of current world issues through interactive simulations and curricular materials. I am extremely grateful for this team, and enjoy collaborating with them on meaningful... more »

  Terra2 wrote:

I have been teaching for the past 16 years in private schools in the Washington Metropolitan area. Pin Points Theatre, Inc. has taught me more history in an entertaining production than I can recall in a classroom setting. We are well aware of the African-Americans... more »

  SevenF wrote:

I have been to multiple Wise Up To Rise Up events and each experience motivates me to show up to the next one. more »

  maryhintz wrote:

The Urban Ecology Center is a fantastic Organization that has a huge impact on the Milwaukee environment and community. The Center's focus on environmental education for students is sure to have a tremendous affect on Milwaukee's environmental future.... more »

  kristen6 wrote:

Youth Vault Inc. is a nonprofit dedicated to helping kids kick crime. It is in its beginning stages, but there is a lot of potential and already working to educated youth about crime. more »

  cjcasciotta wrote:

I can't say enough great things about Teen Leadership. Their founder, Lisa Castetter, is an incredible visionary with the knowledge and ability to implement that vision into tangible results. The amount of foster teens the organization is able to reach... 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 »

  norayates wrote:

Amazing that the Pride Center has been helping people for over 40 years!!! more »

  somneng wrote:

Youth Together has made an extremely positive impact in my life. Growing up in East Oakland was not the most safe and empowering experience, but with Youth Together I had the privilege of being part of making positive changes and empowering my community.... more »

  wilksh wrote:

I had the opportunity to be involved in a White House Project training in Colorado. It was an amazing opportunity that encouraged women to run for elected office, take on leadership roles, and feel empowered doing so. This organization is doing amazing... 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 »

  Mara6 wrote:

My experience with the AADA has been in partnering to create a New American Job Fair and collaborating on community events. I'm grateful this organization exists in our community to lend a voice to New Americans, but also to lend a perspective to those... 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 »

  lstimpson@comcast.net wrote:

Clark Rogers with the NFF has helped us significantly in training teachers in Mobile County regarding the Young Patriots Program. Clark has provided very professional and courteous attention. Each time I have contacted the NFF, my questions have been... more »

  Tre D. wrote:

This organization is wonderful, it is really changing the lives of the youth in our community! These men are volunteering to make a real difference in the direction our youth are taking and helping them make positive choices in life. They are helping... 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 »

  Mr. W wrote:

I am the Teacher librarian at Mark Twain Middle School in Los Angeles and I have been fortunate enough to collaborate with the kind folks of The Story Project for over a year. The lives of many of our students have been greatly enriched by The Story... more »

  evelyna wrote:

I have been acquainted with Peace Learning Center since it began, and served on the Board for a term. I was their first Executive Director. Currently, I teach at University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, a class called "Introduction to Mediation". This... more »

  craig newmark wrote:

These guys are really good, helping people get and use their voting rights. more »

  calpha wrote:

Some people belived that seeking help mean some one who will solve their problems, on me I learn in Mujeres Latians en Accion the art of developing my skills and learn right through the trainig and work thanks to the Mujeres LAtinas en Accion. more »

  rbirt.sadd@yahoo,com wrote:

I've found that there are a lot of great organizations out there, but when it comes to SADD (Students Against Destructive Decisions, founded in 1981 as Students Against Driving Drunk) there is something different. Nationwide, SADD has more than ten thousand... 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 »

  tabycatlady wrote:

I worked for Neighborhood House for over 10 years and then I volunteered and became a donor. This organization is one of the best of its kind in the United States. It is a warm and welcoming place for the people it serves, the employees and volunteers.... more »

  Frosco wrote:

Great organization! They endeavor to provide quality social services, defend rights and interests while trying to restore the level of dignity, honesty and pride which are identified elements of the Immigrant name in the United States more »

  JG25 wrote:

Being a survivor of clergy sexual abuse and having my own child victimized by a peer, I know first hand the emotional and spiritual damage this causes. I am grateful I finally had the courage to come forward (although many years later), which resulted... more »

  twadegs wrote:

Girl Scouts of Eastern PA provides a wide range of educational opportunities for girls to participate in as individuals and/or as troops. Some programs that my girls have attended have ranged from car care, high ropes adventures, wilderness travel, robotics,... more »

  CrisH wrote:

North Light has helped so so many members of the Roxborough Manayunk community for decades. If you want to see your donations impact locally there is no better organization. more »

  Brandon22 wrote:

I have been a member of this great organization for 20 years. more »

  Mimi7 wrote:

As a volunteer, an employee, and a donor for the organization, I have been able to see the positive impact of MEF's programs, Midtown and Metro, has had on so many young people in Chicago. I began as a volunteer mentor for the Metro Achievement Center... more »

  T-Rod wrote:

I have had the pleasure and priviledge of being a volunteer and a board member at Youth Speaks for the past 6+ years and have seen this organization make a difference in the lives of thousands of Bay Area Youth. Youth Speaks has created a space and community... more »

  take5 wrote:

I started as a camper attending Spark the Wave, and then became a staff member the following year. It is now my third year on staff and I couldn't imagine my summer without it. I have seen this camp make significant changes in the lives of its campers.... more »

  geronimo99 wrote:

Specifically used the Immigration Department of this organization and worked directly with it Director. After literally a year, started the process, January 19, 2009, Immigration denied my request for permanence because my birth certificate was missing/or... more »

  Carolyn Appleton wrote:

I am both a volunteer and a former consultant for the South Texas Council, Boy Scouts of America. I worked with the South Texas Council officially in 2005. During that time, I produced two videos, conducted prospective donor research, developed a VIP... more »

  Jeff29 wrote:

I volunteered in a few different capacities over the years, and have found CEL to be one of the nicest and most thoughtful groups you will ever meet. The work CEL does is innovative and important, and the group has evolved over the years to ensure its... more »

  Micro_ wrote:

Courts for Kids is an excellent and reputable organization that I believe truly impacts the kids that it serves. Their mission is to go into impoverished, underdeveloped communities where drugs, sex trade, delinquency, etc are high and build a multi-use... more »

  smithnd wrote:

I attended a charity benefit for Nurturing Dreams Foundation. I was very impressed by the professional nature of the event, its organization and the number of items they had in the various auctions. It was really well done. This organization has its fundraising... more »

  faysal sasso wrote:

very poor in attention and it runs like a coffee shop with drunken tender more »

  dekats1 wrote:

It appears that the information upon which you based your evaluation and scoring is behind the times and does not reflect the current state of Pro-Kids. You need to do an investigation of this non-profit and then review and update your rating. Perhaps... more »

  Rob P.1 wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that truly makes a difference in the lives of kids and their families. Especially during these unprecedented times we are all facing. more »

  Diane174 wrote:

A gentlemen came into our office yesterday selling boxes of candy and candles for $8.00 each. I purchased (4)When he needed the check made out to cash I wondered how legitimate the company was. When goggling them I found that they have not filed taxes... more »

  aprilcturner wrote:

Wise Women Gathering Place provides an inspiring example of how an organization can facilitate transformative change for the communities they serve. The WWGP leadership and staff demonstrate an uncommon level of commitment and passion for service. During... more »

  shantice wrote:

The place is magical! When I did not have any hope they helped. At first i was scared, but it was okay. more »

  childrensrights2011 wrote:

The foundation refuses to allow the public to examine the 990's returns. more »

  mobileUser426020 wrote:

This organization had been for the last 27 years helping young men and women reach their potential as valuable members of our society 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 »

  LCBryson wrote:

I have had the honor of working with Esperanza International for 11 years. First as a volunteer building homes in Tijuana, and for the past 3 years as a board member. Working with Esperanza is a life changing event. It's hard, physical work; but laboring... more »

  dpm3135 wrote:

Break Away is a grassroots-driven, community-oriented, change-making national nonprofit that is truly inspiring to have been part of. As someone who has worked with and volunteered for numerous for-profit and not-for-profit entities, Break Away has had... more »

  Glassdoor wrote:

Terrible. Often refuse to take on advocacy cases because they no longer have the professional staff with expertise in that area. Do not actually spend the money they raise during their largest fundraiser-Classy Affair-for what they say (e.g. new camp... more »

  mntasia wrote:

This organization was started by a 15 year old high school student in 2004 who wanted to thank our troops during the Iraq War. Her goal was lofty; to collect and distribute 1,000,000 thank you letters from grateful Americans across the U.S. Now 11 years... more »

  VelisaPP2012 wrote:

I worked as a volunteer for this organization for almost two years. These people are so caring and compassionate about the young people that they serve. They are in the juvenile halls weekly, seeing people in the community, one young woman who aged... more »

  102549 wrote:

Summertime Outreach(An Instructor’s Observations) On a quick visit to the AZ Youth Leadership Conference (AZYLC), darkness ensued and silence filled the room as the conference room doors slowly closed at the center. So ended another annual... more »

  ng91950 wrote:

I became involved with the GRS when my Multiple-Birth-Raised-Apart (MBRA) brother Noe GATES GALLEGO wrote a story about how a GRS volunteer saved a person from jumping off the Coronado Bridge. President Len KAINE worked with various PR projects and helped... more »

  ZeroBackgroundchecksandcannibas wrote:

They have zero safety systems in place to protect the young girls in Girls Scouts. Background checks were not completed and when I reached out locally...they still did not enforce it. I had to mention it a second time to be taken seriously. They also... more »

  pogpinc wrote:

Our organization donated to this org several properties. Not one thing that was stated by MRA was true. They are not to be trusted beware. The org doesn't have a board. Steve Middleton CEO Paradise Organic Gardens Org. more »

  denice1 wrote:

I highly commend Making Dreams Come True, Valley of Rainbows (aka Valley of Rainbows, VoR) for their annual Youth Leadership Conference for 400+ high school students, grades 9-12, from 3 local area high schools. The conference goal is to instill the... more »

  Northwest.Native wrote:

I have been a volunteer, active as a Puget Sound Steward, for the past 6 years, first starting with People for Puget Sound which merged its habitat restoration program with EarthCorps during my second year of involvement. My stewardship efforts are... more »

  IOMCMBOROTN wrote:

Have worked as a volunteer to assist in providing under-privileged families with Christmas trees and gifts and providing support. They continue to grow and extend their support. great folks to work with! more »

  plzdontdoit wrote:

This organization exploits children for their own benefit by having them publicly share personal experiences that may be exaggerated for the purpose of obtaining donations. In addition, advice of the psychologist is given to your child without your review... more »

  judyrobbins wrote:

Operation Understanding is a non-profit organization that enriches the lives of so many people in the greater Philadelphia area. Not only does the program create leaders for the future out of high school students, but it inspires people outside of the... more »

  Dottie S. wrote:

I have been involved with the Alice Paul Institute as a volunteer, board member, and donor for many years and the organization has continued to do exceptional work. Their mission - to promote full gender equality through education, development and empowerment... 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 »

  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 »

  tmagill wrote:

This is the parent company operating Holiday Home Camp, an American Camp Association Accredited summer camp serving disadvantaged youth since 1887. They are a pioneer in the organized camping field and have positively impacted the lives of thousands... more »

  ellen33w wrote:

What's within you is stronger than what's in your way. That's their motto and their mindset. Awesome programs. more »

  eye wrote:

For the past two years our company has donated to Wide Angle Youth Media through our give 5 program. We have been really happy with the level of feedback and participation that they offer, and love that they are doing such great, and important work right... more »

  waterwaterwell wrote:

I worked as a volunteer for their camp Indigo a few years back and had a great experience with all the kids and staff. I made a lot of new friends and felt as though I was really needed. Its a fun camp, no long hours and the time moves fast. I felt as... more »

  Jeff Geralds wrote:

The Detroit Area Council merged with the Clinton Valley Council in 2009. It is now called the Great Lakes Council. All of this information is old and needs to be updated. more »

  jwatters- wrote:

As an eight-year volunteer for First Tee and now over 10 years of coaching with them, I can tell you the impact that we have as coaches is immense. We are teaching children that FAIL is our First Attempt In Learning, be confident in who you are, show... more »

  MayaT wrote:

I personally think Men United is an awesome organization for our young guys in Mississippi. Before Men United was created, there was little to no hope for the males in Quitman County. Some guys, that I know personally, who had no father figure growing... more »

  Shel A. wrote:

I frequently volunteer with Democracy NC. The great staff throughout the state are fierce defenders of the right to vote, clean and open elections. It's non-partisan, and encourages the development of grassroots citizens groups. One (among many) great... more »

  debbie28 wrote:

In 2007 I read about Girls For A Change in my local paper. I was intrigued by the concept and framework that empowers young women to think beyond their boundaries and teaches them the skills to meet their dreams. The program helps girls to become participants... more »

To provide informational and educational services to primary and secondary school children to promote a positive attitude towards... more »

The mission of Students Run L.A. is to challenge at-risk secondary students to experience the benefits of goal-seting, character... more »

Twenty years ago Partners in Action focused on ending world hunger. The founders realized that the environment, hunger, and poverty... more »

Kipp amp charter school's mission is to teach students to develop the academic and character skills necessary for success in high... more »

United Leaders is a nonpartisan, nonprofit action tank training the next generation of idealistic political leaders. We are recruiting... more »

To work to help youth of all backgrounds, with special concern for those from disadvantaged circumstances, acquire the qualities... more »

The mission of the organization is to create lifelong learning experiences about the colorado plateau bioregion (southern utah,... more »

To inform youth of aerospace and aviation careers in the stem/steam fields. more »

We energize the mind and the body of teens to succeed in life. The teens in San Antonio face many difficult obstacles. First,... more »

To provide a safe, fun environment where all players are given the opportunity to learn lacross, to build self-esteem and confidence,... more »

To advance understanding of the united nations system and contemporary global issues through quality educational programs that... more »

To promote, preserve, and protect social enterprise as a viable concept and business reality. more »

The American Legion was chartered and incorporated by Congress in 1919 as a patriotic veterans organization devoted to mutual... more »

To impact the lives of young people by providing educational programs that build character, instill life enhancing values and... more »

Academic instruction more »

To strengthen our island voices and advance community engagement through innovative media by providing convenient access to training... more »

Personal growth education - young women more »

To provide support, visibilty and shared resources to individuals and organizations using digital games for social change in such... more »

To empower youth leadership through community service more »

As a non-profit closely associated with Team Adventure we are trying to raise money to buy the camp where TA has been servicing... more »

Affordable year round sports training and camps more »

Promote educational opportunities more »

To teach people about the big ideas of global citizenship, community responsibility and cultural sensitivity by highlighting the... more »

Camp Fire USA builds caring, confident youth and future leaders. more »

To reduce poverty, one youth at a time, by providing a safe and supportive environment, which encourages underprivileged teens... more »

The organization maintains and operates more »

Watkins Obolus was founded to enhance and support the Premier Boys State of Illinois and Illini Girls State youth citizenship... more »

To provide support for kipp nyc schools and programs. more »

Kids Voting's goal is to do all things necessary to promote, educate and facilitate participation of children in the political... more »

The Mission of Boys Hope Girls Hope is to help academically capable and motivated children-in-need to meet their full potential... more »

The mission of the cleveland leadership center is active and continuously inspiring: cleveland leadership center builds a continuum... more »

The mission of YouthNoise is to enable young people to become informed, engaged, and connected citizens with a voice that is heard... more »

Our mission is to provide needy animals with proper care, rehabilitaiton and sanctuary. We provide outreach for the community... more »

The mission of Youth for Christ is to participate in the body of Christ in responsible evangelism of youth, presenting them with... more »