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  cmrenee wrote:

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters has it all...Beautiful grounds, amazing outdoor adventures, and great campus activities/recreation. But the most incredible part of Snowbird is the people. The directors and counselor's spirit and enthusiasm make Snowbird... more »

  geneticsguy8 wrote:

GCN is an amazing organization that provides a place for thousands of GLBT Christians who often times feel like they have no where else to go. They are encouraging and provide great resources for the encouragement of their members. more »

  mbrannon wrote:

Young Life saved and has changed my life. I was first introduced to Young Life in 1997 and have been involved in some capacity ever since: participant, camper, staff and now volunteer. If you're looking for an organization that is TRANSFORMING lives..this... more »

  jjsteeles wrote:

This ministry has been a very important part of my life for the past 10 years. In the Tallahassee Area we have three programs currently taking place. Kairos Inside for Men is now located in three local prisons. The program is designed to help those... more »

  Livada wrote:

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

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  LMandel wrote:

The Hillel JUC is a great organization that provides students with a home away from home as well as being an incredible resource for leadership and spiritual development. more »

  Eugene12 wrote:

Beware of this group. Victims and broken families are reporting this group in numerous locations. You can browse allegations here at http://www.scamorg.com/generations-of-virtue-47 It's quite terrifying. Their donations appear to be largely invested... 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 »

  jan Tennyson wrote:

Growing up in the foster-care system in New York City has caused me to be passionate about children subjected to abuse. I started Dare to Dream Children's Foundation in 1987 and in 2007 earned the Governor's Lonestar Achievement Award. Knowing that there... 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 »

  Sherri R.1 wrote:

This Organization has been feeding thousands Children in the Cincinnati area through a summer program during the most vulnerable season of poor children's lives. Love this organization! Sherri R more »

  Jeri M. wrote:

I have been to the Bolivia Life Center 3 times in the last 4 years and contribute to them financially as well. Because I have been there and have seen for myself the amazing life being provided to the children at the orphanage, it has become a deep passion... more »

  LorliP wrote:

I have known and admired Chad and Alissa Christiansen (the founders of In The Gap) for many years. Their dedication to mentoring children who are in need of an adult who cares has been a powerful influence in my life. I am so grateful for the influence... more »

  sequoiabrigadecamp wrote:

Sequoia Brigade Camp is an adventure-oriented Christian camp which caters to boys and girls in the western United States. For more than 10 years we have partnered with Brigade Air to provide an aviation experience for young men and women 8th grade and... more »

  olanigan wrote:

The ICM leadership has done a great job with managing volunteers and assigning tasks. The leadership provides adequate information and is readily available for questions and clarifications, so the volunteer only needs to focus on the assigned tasks. more »

  Heather J. wrote:

I spent 3 summers with teen missions as a team member and now my son has spent 2 summers as a second generation team member. They spend their time taking changing the lives of North American kids and supporting missionary work around the world. I trust... more »

  Gloria wrote:

Every time I turn around The Beth is offering one stellar community program after another. I'm impressed. more »

  Pleased Parents wrote:

My daughter was a student at Schechter Manhattan from Kindergarten to eighth grade. One of the primary values of the school is menschlichkeit--and this is what drew us to the school. The pedagogy at this school is ahead of its time as the rest of the... more »

  Nutmeg wrote:

YMI is an organization that focuses on spreading the gospel through unique missions experiences, but also focuses on helping the youth that go on these trips to grow in their faith and their relationship with the Lord. I went to Guatemala two years ago... more »

  mjktfischer wrote:

It has been a joy and a privilege to engage with the Asian Hope students this summer during their internships. As they get ready to begin the Fall Semester at their various colleges, I am sad to see them go, but optimistic for the future of Cambodia... more »

  mdaniels wrote:

Nativity Prep helps children living in poverty to get a life changing education. They support and educate 200+ children from 6th grade to college graduation. It is a FANTASTIC charity! If you want to give to something that will literally change a persons... more »

  Heather J. wrote:

I love Teen Mania!! They are a non-profit organization that focuses on reaching out to young people in America through events called Acquire the Fire and BattleCry that take place throughout the school year. Teen Mania also has a worldwide missions... more »

  Suzanne wrote:

My son went to WorkcampNE last summer for the first time with the JR. high group. It was a life changing experience for him. He went a quiet shy not sure of his faith kind of kid and came back with such confident and a new understanding of what it means... more »

  takemehome123456789 wrote:

ICare is a perfect name for this Ministry! Our son Tyler was in trouble and headed down a dark road. Although we raised him to walk with Christ he was making other choices that terrified us. We were introduced to Igor by a mutual friend. From the moment... more »

  Ging wrote:

The faithfulness of KICKO to the inner-city children has proven to transform lives. I continue meeting youth who came up through KICKO as children whose lives are forever changed; they are going to college and pursuing their goals. One young man, Ronnie,... 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 »

  Megan27 wrote:

I have been involved with PT in many capacities for the past 10 years. It is an organization that impacts the lives of SO many people - children, families, interns, college students, volunteers and communities. I was called to ministry through this organization... more »

  Tater wrote:

The experience was very rewarding. It's good knowing that your involved in not just a worthy cause but also something that is God birthed. I have been friends with many of the volunteers and staff of this fine ministry. These Ladies are not just cause... more »

  Tahoegirl wrote:

Zephyr Point is a beautiful and peaceful place on Lake Tahoe. I love spending time there with my family. more »

  kwalsh22 wrote:

I volunteered with Coastland Consultants twice at Manhattan Christian Academy. The experience was life-giving and encouraging for both the team and the children we ministered to. Even the staff was positively affected by our ministry to the students.... more »

  JesseSingh wrote:

Dear people of God Greetings on His Holy name. I am Pastor Jesse from Sacramento California. My ministry is Punjabi Christian Fellowship. Please visit our website www.punjabichristianfellowship.org. We are doing our ministry in North India particularly... more »

  Gregory S.3 wrote:

I won a trip to the Open Arms village in Kenya in 2014 which was honestly such a blessing. The village is wholeheartedly committed to blessing and loving children who have been through some of the most devastating circumstances. They serve these children... 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 »

  Rita17 wrote:

First Priority Tri-County has assisted so many students in our area learn more about Christ. Not only is it enlightening to them spiritually but also assists with leadership qualities and skills desirable in today's world. Thank God for First Priority... more »

  c.kim wrote:

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

  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 »

  Susanelizabeth72 wrote:

I have had the priviledge of observing this ministry develope and reach others over the years. It is a committed group of leaders all over the world who really want to equip and empower students. They are not only interested in reaching the world in... more »

  NThi wrote:

MAII has an incredible commitment to serve the neediest children in Haiti. I came to MAII to complete my graduate practicum as a grant/fund seeker. MAII guided and taught me how to find funds and write grants. After completing my practicum, I have decided... more »

  rachm23 wrote:

S.O.W. has done so much to help the vulnerable and orphaned in Mexico. Providing, food, haircuts, school supplies, and much more. They even help these orphans into adulthood. Helping them apply to college and pursuing skilled working opportunities like... more »

  Paul198 wrote:

The Big Niangua has a hidden jewel on the lower section. For the last 16 years, Church Groups, Scouts and Families have enjoyed this river away from the crazy thong. The staff is friendly and accommodating. The camp is stunning and if you have never... more »

  Jonathan24 wrote:

An extremely efficient and well run organization that my wife and I are proud to support. more »

  randylizh wrote:

My sons have been attending Caroline Furnace for the past 7 years. This is a very special camp, they have made friends, created memories and connected to the living Christ in ways that will stay with them throughout their lives. Each year as we arrive... more »

  PapaDunn wrote:

YouthReach has matured over the years to be a major positive influence in the lives of national mentors and orphans in Ukraine and Russia. The emphasis is on equipping nationals to do their work with children 365 days a year. YouthReach recruits, trains,... more »

  John M. wrote:

As a UofL MBA student I had the chance go work with Mark, Dee Dee, and George too help look for ways to improve the Shoeman Water Project and Edge efforts. It was a truly amazing experience to get to see all of the ways that this truly inspiring group... more »

  Writer wrote:

About 20 years ago, Youth for Christ West Michigan was there for me during a difficult and confusing time in my faith journey. The organizer of our middle school campus life program helped me understand Jesus with fresh eyes and take my faith seriously... more »

  BekaL wrote:

I attend Twin Lakes Camp and Conference Center each year for church camp. It is always what I look forward to each and every summer! I believe this year will be my 5th year attending. Every year I learn so much about Jesus Christ and the Bible and it... more »

  isaacfineman wrote:

I have had the privilege to serve along with the administration, faculty, and staff at Shepherd's Hill Academy. I have also had the tremendous opportunity to meet with several of the current and alumni parents. Shepherd's Hill is by far one of the nation's... more »

  tea4two wrote:

CMA of Jamestown for me has been a haven of peace for the past 16years. Everyone is friendly and committed to praying for each other and those in the local community. Children's ministry is important and of high quality using the latest technology to... more »

  rebeccapanagiotacos wrote:

My experience with David’s Table was fantastic! They had so many fun activities and opportunities and being able to do them with a new friend was incredible. The community at Camp David is so strong and loving. The mission of David’s Table is beautiful... more »

  Clashbear wrote:

I have been working alongside the farm for over two years now. I have high-school and junior high-school aged student volunteer once a month and they have found the experience so wonderful and personally fulfilling. Our youth have had the opportunity... more »

  Do Right wrote:

Desire Street Ministries was founded in New Orleans and received a lot of money from Katrina donations, according to their 990 for 2005, 2006 and 2007. It seems as though they took the money and ran to other cities. What portion of their donations were... more »

  dieula wrote:

When I first met Caleb Lucien and the other leaders of HIM, I automatically bought in my American skepticism with me by asking myself "is this real? Are they doing good work or are they profiting from this great work?" To my surprise, they were the real... more »

  andrea505 wrote:

On November 19th 2010 my 4 year old daughter was taken from our home. She was trying so hard to get someone in our family to save her, she was sobbing and begging. We couldn't do a thing...imagine. Imagine losing a member of your family because of... more »

  Kay_Cee wrote:

I was a member of this group for 2 years before becoming president of the chapter at my school. The leaders have nothing in mind but thinking of how to help strengthen their girls all across the area and teach them how to help be an example and lead others... more »

  RubyB wrote:

I absolutely LOVE The Forgotten Ones, Inc. ! The Last Saturday of the month is great. I especially enjoy the free haircuts! and when I was in need of identification they brought me directly in for an appointment and helped me get the funding that I needed. more »

  ChastityM wrote:

Positive Impact has helped so many families and is truly a Godsend. They are amazing. They give so many groceries to so many families each week. Fresh and nutritional groceries. They have helped my family and others in the community. Thank you for all... more »

  Christfollower2 wrote:

I have had the honor to be a volunteer for several years in my daughter's school prior to being employed by CEF. The true joy of teaching boys and girls who often,due to no cause of their own, do not feel the love of Christ. It's amazing that in times... more »

  Mary1918 wrote:

Great charity organization. We need more women in spiritual humanitarian leadership like Michelle. I hope she becomes one of Houston’s best charity organizations. The work they do daily is really impressive. Kudos to this young women who stepped out... more »

  Curtis Glenn wrote:

The Presbytery of Philadelphia support food closets set up throughout the 5 county area including Philadelphia, Bucks, Chester, Delaware, and Montgomery County. This includes funding donations to the closets in the form of gift certificates to purchase... more »

  Hannahs House wrote:

Hannah's House is a place where staff genuinely care about helping people in need. They go above and beyond the job description to help the ladies and babies residing in this home. True, life-changing help and guidance is made available to the residents. more »

  dwaynepip wrote:

I began serving with Youth Direct about 10 years ago. The experience has been so positive and valuable that I have not been able to stop going out with them on mission. Youth Direct is serving God through investing time with troubled youth. YDM goes into... more »

  AliaOBrien wrote:

Urban Vision have me hope when I didn’t know I needed it. I applied to be a volunteer, but was worried they wouldn’t accept me because of my non-religious past. However, everyone welcomed me with open arms. The staff is amazing and the kids are beyond... more »

  carynm wrote:

There are not enough words to accurately describe how much this organization has impacted the life of young middle and high school students! I have seen kids' lives completely turned around through involvement in Youth for Christ. They have helped my... more »

  LMark wrote:

The Bowery Mission does an amazing job reaching out to New York City's homeless and economically disadvantaged. Not only does it provide shelter and hot meals (three days a week, 365 days a year), it also takes a long-term approach that I find uniquely... more »

  KAT wrote:

The CCO breeds a culture of compassion, inquiry, and professional excellence in everything they do...and all they do seeks to transform the lives of college students at hundreds of schools by introducing them to the authentic, radical character and love... more »

  Writer wrote:

Appalachia Service Project builds and repairs homes locally and throughout Central Appalachia. A great organization to volunteer with! more »

  Jeff Boodle wrote:

Child Evangelism Fellowship shares the Good News of Salvation through Jesus to thousands upon thousands of children around the world- each year. Many organizations make current living conditions better for children- Child Evangelism Fellowship offers... more »

  greggbettis51 wrote:

Truly a premiere sports camp for urban youth and their mentors! Love their Vision: To transform urban youth to impact their communities for Christ; and their Mission: To Build Christian Leaders by encouraging equipping and empowering urban youth and... more »

  Chrissy J. wrote:

Bradley Initiative for Church and Community, BICC, is a fantastic organization focused on strengthening families and youth in Cleveland City and Bradley County. The organization has four main programs: Starfish- an in home parent-education program... more »

  OilofJoy wrote:

Oil of Joy provides trauma-informed recovery through female-specific programming in the Texas Dept. of Criminal Justice facilities. Portal Houston is it's re-entry division that provides a forum for collaboration of the criminal justice system... more »

  Leonard W. wrote:

I detect jealousy in the comments of a few. There is absolutely nothing in the scriptures that say poverty is the way one who is in the ministry is to live. I do agree that Franklin should show some restraint in the amount of compensation he receives.... more »

  Claire18 wrote:

CTSC gives volunteers a variety of opportunities to interact with children and adults in different ways.Locally, we host free sports camps for children who might otherwise not get to attend sports camps. CTSC provides equipment and supplies to communities,... more »

  angelike1234 wrote:

I have been a donor/member of The WCICC for almost 20 yrs. They have been a blessing in my life and to many others who they contribute to. My donations go directly to support a member congregation in Malawi Africa. I receive monthly updates... more »

  BWPCC CEO wrote:

It's a privilege to support Youth for Christ and I highly recommend this organization. These kind, loving people give their time mentoring children 11-18 in school. more »

  mrscamery wrote:

This ministry has given me the opportunity to serve. It has given me the sisterhood and resources I needed to serve God and the women in my community. Being a part of something that is way bigger than you are is not only filling it brings you closer to... more »

  Pastor Steve wrote:

Teens for Christ (TFC) is an outstanding organization. In the midst of all the craziness that is often dubbed youth ministry, TFC remains focused on calling our youth to know and serve Christ. They have consistently produced young people with a love... more »

  AFLI, inc. wrote:

The ideals of the organization were very very good and christian service oriented, the organization was highly structured and well planned but the leadership lacked "compassion". The way that they interacted with the staff was heavy handed and authoritarian... more »

  Brandi H.1 wrote:

I was a participant in this program for over a decade. It did amazing things to shape my life, my faith and who I am and a person! I wouldn't be the same without it. more »

  kapland wrote:

USCJ is an integral part of the fabric of Jewish life in America. The programs that they manage provide meaningful and transformational experiences for all ages--from tots to older adults. Your contribution will help strengthen vital initiatives in North... more »

  zmarash wrote:

I started as a volunteer since 2010, on 2013 I was offer a part time as cashier, than a months later I was promoted to a store manager, until then I did not know what was going on in store, until I become store manager,than I learned their dirties... more »

  FrMichael N. wrote:

Having been involved in OCF's revival in 2000, I'm amazed at the growth in this ministry to college students. From about 50 known on campus ministries to students 10 years ago, OCF now oversees over 300 groups. Our North American programs like the College... more »

  Drew Durbin wrote:

My organization, SolarCyle, partnered with the Dream Project in Pemba, Mozambique, to distribute 45 solar cookers and over 300 sanitation units to local families. As a startup organization unfamiliar with Pemba, we relied on the Dream Project to help... more »

  Kathleen wrote:

Pinckney Pro Life is a great way to learn and get active in the pro-life movement while meeting other pro life youth! more »

  dayle1 wrote:

This new church non profit will be a blessing to the people in this community and surrounding areas for sure more »

  Vivian Stigale wrote:

I love this organization! They really care about kids and their programs are really making a difference in the lives of the children they serve. more »

  Chris H. wrote:

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

  sandman619 wrote:

Exodus International was dissolved by its board of directors in 2013. The board & their president admitted that it is not possible to convert homosexuals to heterosexuals, with their president admitting that at least 99.9% of their clients were never... more »

  samschoiceQ05 wrote:

Backpack International is a true example of community; A community is a group of people who come together to ensure that everyone is cared for mentally, physically and spiritually. Backpack International exemplifies character at the highest level with... more »

  John-Christy C. wrote:

My daughter Paisley was born with Spina Bifida . She developed neuromuscular scoliosis secondary to this. She has a weak core and has to prop sit. Our Insurnace only gives us 20 visits a year of Physical therapy . We have tried so many different exercises... more »

  Amanda240 wrote:

Volunteered at the Youth for Christ Waterpark lock-in. I am amazed by the respect that most of the kids had. If you have not helped at a function I highly recommend it. Would love to see church youth groups challenge each other to step up and lead... 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 »

  NCGrandma wrote:

One of the most formative organizations during my youth and college years, InterVarsity has provided local and national resources for growth in Christian faith and understanding across all denominations and university settings for many decades. For me... more »

  mishymash65 wrote:

This charity spends and wastes money like crazy. Donor BEWARE!! They previously said that assist 30 families a month. I assure you that number is not even close to that this year or the previous year. more »

  Destinee_B wrote:

Thankfulness for a changed life, from being used and abused to being loved and valued, inspires me to give back. After growing up in foster care, in 19 different foster homes to be exact, I started looking for the love that I was missing. I wanted... more »

  Anna B.1 wrote:

This place is FANTASTIC!!! Have sent all 3 of my children for the past 3 years. And never do they disappoint! Staff is super friendly, and they really get to know the kids and meet them where they are at, in their walk of life. My son claims some faculty... more »

  Journey Inc. wrote:

I'm starting a nonprofit program to help in my community. I have been help by organizations in the past and it was such a relief. I see many kids in need of help in my neighborhood and I wanna help them in some kind of way. I'm looking to collect donations... more »

  allancox wrote:

I have been involved with WOL Fellowship in many ways for more than 30 years. We personally support several of their missionaries and are honored to have served the Lord alongside many of them. It is a long-term ministry from the ground up. A person may... more »

  grandmacandy wrote:

I have been leading groups of men, women and teens down to Living Hope International since 2000. I am currently planning on my 14th trip with a team for Sept. and so looking forward to it. The experiences a person encounters from visiting the children... more »

  sherutim wrote:

The CEF seeks to infiltrate the public schools in order to indoctrinate small children with the viewpoint that their fundamentalist Christian principles and dogma are the only truth. They operate so-called Good News Clubs whose mission is to convert the... more »

  bighelper wrote:

Volunteered at the Station North Thrift Store located at 1400 Greenmount Ave, 21202. They needed help moving furniture and sorting through clothes. The people were friendly and nice to work with. If you go to volunteer, Chique is the man, with his little... more »

  guidestar wrote:

A very dedicated and sincere ministry with a heart for helping women and teens. Michael W. Cartwright, CFP Cartwright Hitching & Frazier Private Wealth Management in Chattanooga, Tennessee more »

  Hank wrote:

I'm very impressed with the low cost overhead in the US and the very high return on the dollar of New Hope International, by partnering with churches and educational institutions throughout Eastern Europe and employing national staff and large numbers... more »

  David153 wrote:

Generation Life is doing a phenomenal job bringing the message of Chastity to our nation's youth. Over the last two years the team has grown and not has operations in Philadelphia, New York, Kansas and is working internationally in Italy and Germany. GenLife... more »

  america123 wrote:

from Sydney: www.usathinkingteam.com We interview people worldwide about their faith, Jews For Jesus is as honest , good and as Godly as it gets. I volunteer to help JFJ as often as possible explaining all the wonderful things that happen to an... more »

  Writer wrote:

The religious school teachers are in the dark ages when it comes to awareness of bullying. They actually told my child, "well, you should have more self-respect" and "kids will be kids" when he was bullied. When we took this up with the director of the... more »

  smithcr wrote:

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

  Sean14 wrote:

Kidmia is a great organization. They really connect to something that is important to my family, and do excellent work. more »

  Nick Vogt wrote:

Since 1984 I have served as a Board Member for Christian Team Ministries, as well as the Executive Minister. God is using CTM mightily these days, and it's exciting just keeping up with all the places and areas that God is at work. Each year we take... more »

  FatLady wrote:

Becareful with this company and its owners. Never give your medicaid information to them or the company. This company is fraud with fraud set up. more »

  KSB wrote:

I have met many Graduates from the movement. resent graduates I Have met can be described as Self-Hating, anti-Isreal Jews. Older Graduates are upright good people. but in resent times those who I met have not lived up to the community's expectations. more »

  Carissa5 wrote:

I worked as a camp counselor at Kenbrook for a few years and can honestly say that it changed my life. Not only do we get to teach kids about the great outdoors and God but we were a part of a team that was committed to growing and learning together.... more »

  fes wrote:

The Rowe Camp and Conference Center serves to provide a powerful camping experience for youth during the summer months. Once campers have tried Rowe they overwhelmingly return year after year because the experience is not about how many things they do... more »

  Tydon B. wrote:

Hope for Youth I am so elated at the fact I’ve been asked to share my love for this organization and what’s mean to me. Past My story began in 1994 at the Star of Hope Women and Family Shelter on Dowling St. right on the outside... more »

  Chanette B. wrote:

Body ministry is just that, this non-profit ministers and helps all of those in need not only externally but they help the soul and well-being of every person. This is an awesome non-profit that works hard and from the heart. Everyone needs to know about... more »

  MetroMInIndy wrote:

My name is Kay Twa and I would like to tell you about Metro Ministries. I am a member of the Chapel Hill United Methodist Church in Indianapolis, Indiana and I am also the president of the United Women in Faith Unit there. Metro Ministries has been the... more »

  stal7 wrote:

I have had a long history with YFC. Both of my parents were youth leaders and had worked with YFC for many years. My first memories with YFC were as a child. My parents lead youth groups in our home and always had an open door policy. I remember kids... more »

  nyamwayajared wrote:

i am from kenya and have reviewed your performance and i find it far exceeds bar.Reason being that the burget met and also the intended event is met.With these few remarks we also have astruggling polytechnic here in kenya and welcome your assistance... more »

  dbgame wrote:

House of Hope Portland is making great changes in the lives of teenagers here in the NW. Teens who feel desperate and are hurting them selves and their love ones by there actions are being taught how to love themselves and see the hope in the future.... more »

  Jonathan55 wrote:

It has earned 5 stars on one of the FEW legit charity watchdog sites out there... http://www.charitynavigator.org/index.cfm?bay=search.summary&orgid=8290 more »

  PatriciaLe wrote:

These people have knowledge, experience and a heart for helping others. more »

  johnson wrote:

I have been a Trustee of Emerald Youth for more than three years. The organization provides hope, learning, faith, and positive relationships for at-risk kids in the heart of our city. Every year, more than a thousand young people are walking a pathway... more »

  thevicster wrote:

Harbor House Ministries is a non-profit Christian organization dedicated to helping children and their parents in the San Antonio district of West Oakland. The staff is professional, courteous, honest and helpful. Located like a beacon on a hill the... more »

  natkingcolesociety wrote:

This organization has done an outstanding job with charity events in our community of Bullock County, Alabama. more »

  lamartine wrote:

Dear passionate peopleFEDA( Femmes et éducation des Adultes) is a women-led not for profit organization based in Kazimia and dealing with education and income generation of women and girls in the context of war. It launched the campaign > here... more »

  Scott Leadbetter wrote:

Amate House is a great organization for young people to share their strengths to better a community. It's so amazing to see the young people become stronger spiritually while building a stronger community. more »

  Diverger S. wrote:

I have heard a lot of exciting this organization is doing to advance the work of the kingdom...It's a good organization to through when it comes to either going on short term trip or sponsoring a missionary.. more »

  CurtWilliams wrote:

Youth-Reach Tennessee is no longer in existence. This program was a full-service residential program for at-risk and troubled girls; operating on 76 acres on the top of Dayton mountain about an hour north of Chattanooga, Tennessee. It was a franchise... more »

  HeatherGrime wrote:

Defiance Area Youth For Christ reaches young people everywhere, working together with the local church and likeminded people who are passionate about sharing the love of Christ and are committed to social involvement. more »

  Robert Lynn wrote:

A very talented and powerful speaker fighting everyday to support the sanctity of life and to bring people together in a era of hatred and divisiveness. Ryan's story is truly inspiring and his is a message of love and truth! more »

  Grace Elizabeth C. wrote:

Crossroads Farm is A Cooperative Rural Youth Ministry! I volunteer with Crossroads Farm in Reading Michigan (South Central) The mission is simple but so important!! We work in cooperation with rural churches to provide quality youth programming... more »

  everysouldeservestobesaved wrote:

We love the youth. We strive to bring out the best in each child that we work at with. more »

  kvn1057 wrote:

My son "discovered" CYC five years ago. At first, he attended a one week session at camp because it was " FUN". Since then, he has grown to recognize that camp is an opportunity to grow in his faith, learn life skills, and meet lifelong friends. As... more »

  Writer wrote:

Casper youth for Christ is a catalyst of change in our community. Their purpose is to serve and make a difference through different programs like love in action; making a change in the lives of families in need and the verge which caters to the spiritual... more »

  destiny16 wrote:

I have been with Daughters of Destiny Ministry for 2 years now and have gain knowledge of God’s love for me, Ms. Freeman cares about each one of us in the ministry and Has taken us places I never thought I would go. I highly recommend this ministry. more »

We provide a UCC presence in the Salt Lake City Area. As an Open and Affirming Community we offer a church home for GLTB individuals... more »

To administer, support and oversee youth tackle football programs in east memphis and the binghampton community. Christ-centered... more »

AAMO strives to promote Afghan culture and history within the framework of Islamic values and provide opportunities for the youth... more »

To promote cultural, religious, and racial harmony centered on the person of jesus around the world among diverse people groups.... more »

Our church's mission is to reach out to our community by making disciples of Jesus. more »

Operates a group home that exists to provide education, nutrition, spiritual guidance and life skills to young women from high... more »

To teach christ through the hosting of summer bible camps and year-round children's bible clubs. more »

Marriage enrichment retreats/conferences for married couples to celebrate/encourage their marriages more »

The Romanian Orthodox Episcopate of America (R.O.E.A.), founded in April 1929, is a non-profit, religious organization chartered... more »

It is the mission of the CCAA to maintain a spirit of loyalty... more »

To foster a better understanding of the bible amongst children and young adults. more »

The corporation is organized to provide a location for local teenage children and young adults to gather for social, recreational... more »

To provide a christian camp for disadvantaged children more »

Yaseen Foundation is the Muslim Community Association (MCA) of the Peninsula. It was founded in 1999 to provide Islamic activities... more »

To provide Christian worship services and ministry for campers at various Campgrounds as they relax physically. This is a non-denominational... more »

Help at risk youth in finding value and purpose in their lives by providing assistance with homework, physical activities, and... more »

Religious, evangelistic outreach to children more »

To enhance the lives of jewish students; to build a jewish community on campus that will serve as an inspiration and model for... more »

Freedom, Reason, and Love which includes:o Affirm and promote the inherent worth and dignity of every persono The free and responsible... more »