Find Youth Violence Prevention Nonprofits and Charities

  ngpilot wrote:

If you have never had the opportunity to experience a family's reunion with mom or dad in prison, here is a ministry that does just that. Wings coordinates the entire event for several inmates and provides everything necessary to make the event one that... more »

  Dflip wrote:

This is my favorite charity. It reaches out to at risk kids from the inner city that may not ever have the chance to sail on the water, and learn the team work it takes to sail a Tail Ship. For some of the kids this may be the 1st time they have been... more »

  bhmcns wrote:

The Gentle Barn Foundation (a registered 501(c)3) is far from "Gentle" and far from a worthy, registered non-profit. As a volunteer, I split my time between helping the animals and working in their main office on various Foundation matters. I had direct... more »

  Panya H. wrote:

I have seen how the Crowley Foundation has helped many young people achieve greatness 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 »

  miss-t wrote:

I was incarcerated and the director of Safe Places came to the jail each week to teach classes on trauma. My life had a lot of trauma from the time I was a child. I learned so much about how to respect myself and forgive myself in those classes. When... more »

  forensicgal wrote:

SACRED always stands ready to assist families on the path forward after a child has been affected by sexual violence. What a wonderful nonprofit. more »

  revhev wrote:

As a local pastor, I am looking for community members with whom we can partner to change the direction of so many unattended young people in our community. SCIP has proven to be that partner--dedicated to serving the entire community, redirecting the... more »

  CapraHorse wrote:

Spring Reins of Life (Horses, Humans and Healing) 501c3 is an EAGALA Model program in Central New Jersey offering EAP (equine assisted psychotherapy) to at risk / high risk youth, ptsd veterans and their families and bereaved children. Each of these areas... more »

  sman2th wrote:

I have cooked for Bridge to Hope for several years now at their monthly food distribution. I went one time just to help out my friend Vanessa and was immediately hooked. The small children and families who count on this service are wonderful. I have... more »

  rachel17 wrote:

I had been volunteering with Sunset Youth Services (SYS) for over four years before deciding to join their Board of Directors in 2009. I'm so energized to be a Board Member! SYS is a truly amazing organization. Their staff are among some of the most... more »

  prokrh wrote:

Over the past 20 years, I have donated several vehicles to Rawhide. The process is easy and a lot less hassle than attempting to sell. The tax write off helps, but the true value comes with the satisfaction of helping support a most worthy organization... more »

  shariegeland wrote:

Omni Youth Programs is an extremely professiona and nurturing agency who cares about training the youth counselors of tomorrow as much as it cares for the at risk youth and families it serves. It accompishes a TREMENDOUS amount of success with very low... 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 »

  NYCMAZ wrote:

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

  Patricia wrote:

This is a fantastic program for girls in trouble and uncontrollable. I have seen it work for many girls for a few years now. I recommend donation. more »

  John Crombach wrote:

I am a board member however I am also a client that was served by NCCD. NCCD was involved in a couple of projects involving the City of Oxnard addressing issues of gang and youth violence. NCCD was instrumental in the selection and training of the street... more »

  Melissa187 wrote:

Thanks You are a great asset to our community Many services offered 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 »

  MonieA wrote:

After getting out of a long term relationship that was physically, emotionally and financially abusive , I did not know how to move forward. I felt broken, isolated and alone. I came across Healed Woman Heal on a social media platform and I reached... more »

  garelt wrote:

as a a student of street tech i think is a great place for a person who never touched a computer the learn about computers and microsoft applications granted its hard but what in life isin't but if you make a comitment it will be a great reward a certification... more »

  Ronzo wrote:

PanZOu Project is the only comprehensive youth gang reduction program operating in South Florida. It helps keep kids out of gangs through prevention and intervention programs; helps youths returning from prison find activities other than gang "work,"... more »

  LAShearer wrote:

All Walks of Life is making a significant impact on the lives of youth in our community. Its founders, Tony and DaVena Jordan are passionate, results-oriented people and their use of the arts and technology to give kids a positive outlet for creativity... more »

  Mr.Rand wrote:

The Sexual Violence Prevention Association does amazing work. They work systemically to prevent sexual violence which is something we definitely need. more »

  anahatasound wrote:

Being involved with MBA has been a dream. To have the opportunity to teach inside of the facility has greatly shaped a stronger sense of mission for me. It works, the teens really want what we are bringing and are using it. more »

  donald124 wrote:

It Is wonderful to see that an organization such as this exists! They are taking care to the next level! In thinking ProActively and not Reactively in their programming, coupled with the variety of services offered to schools & communities - The Uvalde... more »

  snuggleyoga wrote:

These were articles I wrote a few years ago about Moving Creations What is the profile of a modern day Goddess? It looks like an inner city young woman whose face was lacerated with glass held in the hand of another teen who thought she was too pretty... more »

  GCheck34 wrote:

I know when people take notice of what W.A.K.E. is doing, and about to do , people are going to want to have these guys be a part of their kid's lives. They did a lot of amazing things in Panama City. They put together so many drives for school supplies... more »

  Marilynn Pryor wrote:

There is a great need, not just in our community here in Tyler but in every community in the U.S., to reach out to the children who have been placed in custodial care for their anti-social behaviors. These are the children who have been abused or neglected... more »

  kitkat769 wrote:

I was a previous resident at this establishment. The Joy House claims to help restore lives, teens, and families, but they are most certianly lying. There was so much hate and judgement in this wretched place. I am a pansexual female, and when the house... more »

  Amanda_V wrote:

I Give... Because I've Been There!!My name is Amanda and I give because I've been there. Let me give you a little back story on myself. I'm a single mother, and sole provider of 2 beautiful children. A 5 year old and a 3 year old who have been... more »

  Nebila A. wrote:

SOWED does great work - with very few staff and resources, it makes things happen - I can only imagine how much more would be done if finances weren't an issue. It's great to have great allies and advocates that are truly passionate about what they do.... more »

  KimHoward5 wrote:

Rancho Cordova PAL is AMAZING! I have enjoyed seeing the positive interactions with the police department and the community. It not only brings a smile to my face but the faces of the children and the officers as well. Keep up the fantastic work PAL!!!!... more »

  Christiandevelopmentpakistan N. wrote:

Very good Ministry. doing great job God bless this ministry very much. Amen more »

  Dr Mary wrote:

I have collaborated with President Cynthia Greening on numerous projects and love the enthusiasm in which leads the group and the members embrace the need of the community. Her transformational leadership is setting the stage for continued success and... more »

  Lhofstetter wrote:

As of 4/26/2011, ARISE has certified over 5,457 Group Facilitators who have gone on to teach more than 5,400,000 documented hours of interactive ARISE Life Skills lessons for at-risk youth and teens across the United States and beyond. Its founders,... more »

  RNJOY wrote:

Since joining l4l in 2018, my life changed instantly and for the better. I was dealing with bad mental health issues due to a t.b.i I had in 2014, which left me paralyzed on the entire right side of my body hence leaving my brain operating on a infant... more »

  mbschulman wrote:

The Scott J. Beigel Memorial Fund, Inc is a 501(c)(3) not-for-profit founded in 2018 by Linda Beigel Schulman, Scott's mom. The fund was established days after the shooting tragedy at Marjory Stoneman Douglas High School on February 14, 2018. Scott... more »

  valeriecamarda wrote:

Success Center has helped hundreds of unemployed people get trained, find jobs and thrive. It's changed their lives! I have seen it for myself. Young as well as older people getting training in the hospitality field - some of whom received employment... more »

  Willyie wrote:

They do the work that political parties speak of. Inner city clean up so make the city look better for us all. more »

  cecile wrote:

UASA Sonoma County provides comprehensive advocacy services for our community. Their personnel work with law enforcement in support of victims or sexual assault. The level of communication and committment is unparalleled. Their advocates are always available... more »

  AlushaJ wrote:

Innocence Freed is making an impact on a national level. Julie has partnered with National Anti-trafficking organizations to ensure that Innocence Freed is up to date on methods that work for the restoration, healing and safety for the victims of human... more »

  pastormark1 wrote:

Hope Remains is an amazing organization with a very simple message! There is always hope to everyone that will receive it! The staff and volunteers have a heart for people and they just want to help people thru the "no remedy" situations that we all find... more »

  Gregory11 wrote:

The Center For Reuniting Families sits on 40 beautiful acres on Dancing Deer Farm in the Central Coast. The rolling hills and housing that accommodates large groups provides a tranquil setting to deepen in personal growth and meditation or just recharge... more »

  Mark Strine wrote:

These young guys are amazing. They use the power of honest labor and teamwork to transform not only their environment, but the young people involved. The youths at Kayole Mtaa Safi are polite, industrious, punctual and responsible - not what you expect... more »

  liferattorney wrote:

I work directly with Lifer inmates in the California prison system and can tell you that, from what I've heard directly from the horses mouth (so to speak) this is just a way for Lifer inmates to write a few letters to get a response letter back from... more »

  Karenmg wrote:

As the founder of Helping Hands Resource Center Inc., I am incredibly proud of the journey we have undertaken since our inception. When I first envisioned this organization, my goal was to create a safe haven for survivors of domestic violence and human... more »

  nlubow wrote:

A grass roots organization that helps to protect our kid, PLG operstes on a daily basis at a very minimun cost. more »

  James84 wrote:

My involvement with Youth Odyssey goes back about 12 years as a board member and volunteer. I have had the pleasure of meeting the kids in the program and watching their growth as they return to the program year after year. Youth Odyssey presents kids... 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 »

  ljmoore wrote:

Really great organization, they are great to work with and really help the youth in the community. more »

  187143 wrote:

I am a former resident of Ettie Lee and lived in the Robertson home and diamond L. When I was young, everyone thought I was stupid. Teachers, family and etc. I needed glasses. I got glasses at age 14 and at age 15 I took GED and ranked top 4 percentile... more »

  Opt4 wrote:

Ascensions is a class act serving a community in great need. The founder took a serious risk to establish the business when she resigned from her full-time position with a school for emotionally challenged children. Her passion was to facilitate the healing... more »

  mgolan wrote:

Everybody Wins is a great organization with a great cause. Through a colleague who supports the organization, I learned of this great opportunity to participate in their power lunch program. Once a week I get to read with an elementary school student... more »

  Janet Bagby wrote:

I began my association with the Center for Learning and Development (CLD) as a board member. After serving on the board for two years, I was so impressed with their dedication to improving the lives of struggling learners that I began to work as an educational... more »

  Alea W. wrote:

Working with Girls Incorporated of the Albemarle is a great experience! I love greeting the girls when they first walk in. I watch as they wave goodbye to their parents with huge grins on their faces because they know they will have a great day at Girls... more »

  terry.larsen wrote:

I know there are a lot of good causes out there, but let me tell you why I donate to CAT. For low income city kids, there are pressures from a lot of directions – and many of them make bad decisions because they’re not aware of all the choices available... more »

  Kelley10 wrote:

As a volunteer I have been with envision for seven years now. But I was also a client of envision for two years. Due to the trauma I had experience, I started getting involved with the wrong group of people in eighth grade. I went into high school as... more »

  kpeezy09 wrote:

I had the opportunity to work and serve as a board member for this amazing organization. Keith who is the Executive Director has molded this program from the ground up, and has changed tons of lives, including mines! Youth that are normally denied jobs... more »

  chuckwaldsmith wrote:

A very great organization. Money goes straight to the kids. Teach them about Jesus and feed them. Keep them safe in a gang torn area. Please give if you have a chance. Do a monthly sponsorship and feed a child for $50 :-) more »

  tbcup wrote:

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

  jessa1 wrote:

Puertas Abiertas means open doors in English. It truly encompasses that translation because it is endless to the resources it can provide for victims of domestic violence. Its doors are always open to aid and empower women, children and men who need it.... more »

  nbroxton wrote:

They did an amazing wrestling event last night in McDonough, Ga. The announcer said they are going to Dothan, AL next. GREAT NIGHT of family entertainment. We didn't have to worry about anyone messing with anyone. Fun filled safe environment l! more »

  MKeiyoro wrote:

What is with all these calls? I don't understand why they are trying to get money out of a stone. Doesn't the charity get it? I don't want to donate! more »

  Janet Shaffer wrote:

I have witnessed the impact that KLD has had on many young people over the past 6 years. Many lives have been changed and many at-risk youth have been served. more »

  RhondaSciortino wrote:

I've known of Valley Teen Ranch for about twenty years now, and for many of those years I have been involved in providing insurance protection to the organization. In that capacity, I have been privileged to get the "inside story" about this organization.... more »

  cornynlm wrote:

I have been a KidCoach for two years and a Lead Coach for one year. As a KidCoach, I was deeply impacted by my kids. During my first year, my kid was faced with family instability and poverty. In spite of this, she set a goal to help others who were less... more »

  dmattivi wrote:

The Mission of Mesa County Partners is to make a difference in the lives of young people by helping them develop a positive self-image, a sense of belonging and an acceptance of responsibility for their actions. After over thirty years of involvement... more »

  Karen183 wrote:

In 2004-2005 I worked as a teacher in what was then Bethel Lutheran Church and School, alongside Elizabeth Galik. I saw first hand her dedication to the Humboldt Park neighborhood, and desire to serve the families who lived there. She was innovative with... more »

  Steve W. wrote:

My son did the spring camp and had an amazing time. This is a first class organization run by amazing people! more »

  sheilaE wrote:

Jcada serves all survivors of IPV, regardless of religion or affiliation. The breadth of their services is astounding, from individual counseling to group supports to advocacy this small agency packs a powerful punch to the DMV area! more »

  ellynweiss wrote:

I am a professional artist. Ten years ago, my studio was in an old school building in Washington, DC. Every day, on my way to my second floor space, I passed a large classroom that was a constant hive of activity, full of people making art. Most days,... more »

  Amber H. wrote:

Morgantown Area Youth Services Project has been around for many years. When I was young I had a very hard life, like most kids on the streets. Without the staff at MAYSP I could not tell you where I would be today. Please keep this company alive and the... more »

  Wshepard31 wrote:

We thrive as one as we thrive together, passionate about our goals when it comes to helping people we are not just a non profit we are a family in every type of way we will continue to reach our goals and servicing the community more »

  CjonesBro wrote:

Volunteering for this company is the best. With minimal hours required to help these young children in need, this program is flawless. It help children grades 5 - 9 with problems like bullying and misbehavior. Such a great tool for young children to... more »

  tythomasjr wrote:

I have heard many wonderful things about the effectiveness and assistance provided by members of this organization. Mrs. Lacy in particular has helped a great number of people with counseling, financial resources and personal care in thier time of need. more »

  whodoyoulove wrote:

This entity will put on a sweet grin and soft voice and bam!, you fell for the first trick. The second trick is her fancy quotes out of the recovery books, now she has you thinking she’s a righteous leader of living life sober and recovering. The third... more »

  Thankful mentor wrote:

As a volunteer mentor I was supported every step of the way by my Mentor Coordinator. The organization provided a great initial training session and my coordinator was always there when I needed help or encouragement. MentorKids provided me and my mentee... more »

  TedPage wrote:

I got involved in the Lionheart Foundation several years ago; it's an excellent organization that's making real progress in breaking dysfunctional cycles in society - at risk youth, very young parents, and prisoners. Our prisons in the US are basically... more »

  roxie wrote:

One of the most comprehensive sexual assualt agencies in the country! MOCSA's 35 years of service to our community is unparralled, especially in the lives it has impacted of people who are victims of sexual assault. As a past Board Chair, I know the... more »

  MM21964 wrote:

This organization is very effective in preventing youth from getting into the judical system. The counseling officer or the CEO IS awesome. Awesome, first step. more »

  youthcorps wrote:

Meet Christopher Valdez, founder and CEO of TYCoA “Chris has a gift for communicating with young people and helping them through conflict. Parents are not taking them (to the gym), they show up because they choose to do it.” Marcia Roberts,... more »

  ZSamassi wrote:

I Am A 24 Year Old African American Male & 1st Time Convicted Felon. After Spending 16 Months On Rikers Island & Finally Being Released, I'be Been On A Path Of Struggle & Discouragement. Up Until I Met With Messiah Ramkissoon, A Facilitator Of Friends... more »

  Free-Speech wrote:

The organization has some great objectives and does some good in urban communities. But the organization is limited by the way people that are friends of top managers are treated. When Mr. Canada cleans house and makes sure that all intakes and employees... more »

  jp-snail wrote:

Sarasa is a wonderful, intimate musical experience. The composition of the group changes for each concert, with people traveling from different parts of the world to join in. All play brilliantly, and with obvious, contagious passion for the music they... more »

  Sstradford wrote:

I have been working with YouthUSA since its inception. I find the board to be innovative and the organization to be transparent. I am especially excited about their Learn-2-Earn project, which includes a partnership with the Federal Deposit Insurance... more »

  Alphonsoc wrote:

City of Dreams is an amazing program offering life changing opportunities to San Francisco youth! Providing youth with mentors is pivotal to their development and is an opportunity I wish I had myself growing up. Attending a gardening session... more »

  prazum wrote:

This is an excellent program designed to enhance leadership skills, promote academic excellence, and broaden the social skills of high school seniors. more »

  Bmoses12 wrote:

I learned a lot by Mr. Hunter and Mr. Shilo. They taught me a lot of life lessons. I've been in the THOMF for 3 years and I dont get in trouble any more. Thanks more »

  angelwithwings wrote:

An absolutely horrid experience from start to finish. Their staff do not do their jobs, there is NO follow through. No accountability. The mobile therapist who was supposed to see my child weekly, saw my child SIX times over a SIX MONTH time frame.... more »

  karen.noyes wrote:

EX-Executive Director charged with Grand Theft. http://www.mercurynews.com/news/ci_19192361 more »

  Ellen Ossenfort M. wrote:

I’ve been a volunteer at Tulsa Boys’ Home for several years and have had nothing but the BEST experience there! Top-notch staff and volunteers. You should come out and see how Tulsa Boys’ Home is saving the most at risk members of the next generation... more »

  Mistcs15 wrote:

Lived Experiences is such an impactful organization. The work is so critical for our youth to heal and be empowered to do great things. Since the pandemic has hit, Oscarin and Lived Experiences has come to be dependable with food distribution to families... 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 »

  Renee81 wrote:

A great community mentoring and support program for young ladies. Providing educational , career development, life skill compoents and more. more »

  Lori54 wrote:

As a volunteer with Tall Ships Victoria I am familiar with both Lady Washington & Hawaiian Chieftain. The crews of these two ships are great to work with and to sail with. Highly recommend either vessel for a ship tour, sail, or battle sail! more »

  mommalady wrote:

Set up as a non profit for personal benefit of director Mr. Christenbury. All proceeds did not go for the residents but for personal expenses. When year end comes to preserve non profit status autos and electronics purchased for family members on the... more »

  abaham wrote:

VYJ is a great place to work and volunteer. Our programs help the youth throughout our community. more »

  annoyed60443 wrote:

:They post this flyer all over facebook telling people they can get as many bags as they like. They stated in order to get bags that you have to register wait for a text message confirming how many you want. I get the text confirming how many ypu... more »

  wesfuller009 wrote:

I went. Learning about myself and my behavior brought such growth. more »

  shermanjnr1908 wrote:

I attempted to report a vehicle and person of interest in a homicide that the Hillsborough County Sheriff's Office had posted on social media. I was looking directly at the suspect and vehicle and called Crime Stoppers and got no answer. I hung up... more »

  GregMike114 wrote:

My son attended the field trip over the summer and it was an amazing experience for him. I am grateful for a program like this in the community, especially the free services for our youth. more »

  shiraanne wrote:

Amazing organization that donates instruments and teaches inmates music and DJ'ing in juvenile detention and adult prisons, bringing hope and light to these individuals. I have met the founder of this org, and she is a truly amazing, giving person who... more »

  tifflam wrote:

great people looking to better Arkansas loves working with people and helping under served communities. more »

  tlholcomb wrote:

I served as an AmeriCorps member for 2 years, and I really got a lot out of it. I was able to experience different cultures and lifestyles than the one I grew up with. I met a lot of interesting individuals and I feel that I made difference in at least... more »

  Marcats4 wrote:

This organization is very important in our community to assist law enforcement catch criminals. I like that you can give information or tips without leaving your name. You can get paid if the criminal is arrested. 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 »

  Collateral_Consequences wrote:

High turn over of Program director caused confusion in policies for us as a family to get served consistently. Concept is great, communication sucks. more »

  EurekaMom wrote:

When we first moved to Eureka we lived in a tent. My son went to Eureka Kids every day that summer. He always came back happy. Eureka Kids made sure that we had groceries,money for the laundry and when we had saved enough money for an apt helped get us... more »

  ClaudiaZeldin wrote:

So thrilled that this Canadian nonprofit is in NYC. They are reducing and eliminating violence in the lives youth. It started by using photography, but has grown into other mediums. Love how they are creating a safe space and a voice to teens. more »

  buddyv wrote:

I am a volunteer for the Boys & Girls Club of Vineland and have to admit, they do amazing work for the youth and families of the community. I am hoping that one day they would have a building of their own to help even more youth be the best they can... more »

  shearinc2010 wrote:

This is our "10 Annual Friends & Family Day Beach, Bash, Baptism" event to help those that are less fortunate enjoy a day of food, fun and fellowship. This year we have added baptism for those that have accepted Jesus Christ as their Lord & Savior and... more »

  ChristopherEason wrote:

This organization helps the poor and needy in the City and County of San Francisco get the food that they need. They also would like to expand out to help the economically disadvantaged train in truck driving, cafe and food service and maritime activities.They... more »

  drebranch wrote:

Project Stand-Up's mission has been to help the underserved and disadvantaged youth and young adults since its inception. They have years of experience in career readiness, literacy and behavior focused methodology. They have offered faith-based curriculum... more »

  shekina dellmar donaldson wrote:

Who we are? The Mission of Kinad, Inc., is to enhance the quality of life by making provisions towards a comprehensive, appreciated experience for all educational institutions with materials equipped to accommodate students all ages with instructional... more »

  ElizabethND wrote:

I have never heard of this organization. Which A, makes me worried that they might be getting funds for no reason, and B, makes me worried that they need more help advertising and making the community aware of their existence and purpose. more »

  privatejoker wrote:

had a horrible experience with the employees or volunteers that work there. I'm a 33 year old male and they continued to call me maam after I repeatedly told them otherwise. told me I couldn't understand the password she gave me because I burned up my... more »

  jay35 wrote:

This organization has been holding gun buybacks in the community..also have helped many kids thats been shot in Liberty City in Overtown and Miami Gardens.. this organization has given away turkeys on holidays..this organization has done so much for... more »

  cchave07 wrote:

As a volunteer at A Few Good MENtors, Inc., I'm continuously impressed by the organization's deep commitment to community and family support. AFGM not only fosters the growth of young men but also powerfully supports the mothers behind them, providing... more »

  gk9733 wrote:

204 Victoria way Dalton ga I was staying there's was evicted illegal by my room mate who signed a lease behind my back after I had been there 2yrs landlord tried to get me for break in enter John' price friends with landlord I had to leave and walk away... more »

  Writer wrote:

I was on the Spirit of 72 soccer team (the second spirit team ever put together). I got to play all over the mid west, Scotland and England.These are the most memorable experiences of my youth. I'm so glad to see how far it has gone. Thank you Brian more »

  ArmadilloJim wrote:

Since 1990 this not-for-profit has seen over 2 million children in schools fairs and festivals with a message titled “put on your armor” Armadillo Rangers, led by Armadillo Jim have visited 39 states and Canada and appeared on over 500 television... more »

  Give2thepoor wrote:

they are helping these underprivilege kids here in Pompano. they are helpful giving food clothing and sometimes a safe place for safe activities after school sometimes during school holidays weekends more »

  Boogie84 wrote:

Growing up in the 80s was hard.And with today's generation it's babies having babies and not being able to get a educationWith kids lives matter Inc I would like to focus on getting the kids into more activities local sports against other groups and... more »

  lakers wrote:

the organization provides recreation and cultural experiences for youth.combating delinquency is a prime factor of our mission. along with preparing youth for further education beyond high school. our organization operates on grant,hoagie sales an t-shirts... more »

  hboxwill wrote:

Some say H2 Empower is my baby because I am the founder. True. But after working in Ethiopia for over 10 years I am still driven to help us grow because I have seen the children working in classrooms with no furniture or literally under a tree, classrooms... more »

  Sabrina Nance wrote:

Chastity House is a tremendously valuable asset to the community. Chastity House is committed to loving teen girls unconditionally while helping them develop maturity, build self-esteem, self-control, accountability and to intervene and/or prevent... more »

  carlos112233 wrote:

my kids go there and man it is a great program for kids to go and learn and be loved by thecaring staff at seguin youth services... please donate to a good cause.. more »

  myrandaraeg wrote:

This boot camp is horrible. They beat the kids, and feed them literally nothing. After all meals they work them out until they throw up all their food. They roll them around in the mud and don't let them shower...just all around horrible people. more »

  jrodoni wrote:

My daughter has been a "little" for more than one year. She is ten years old and has grown and matured by this experience. Tucson Big Brothers-Big Sisters has given my daughter an opportunity for a friend, mentor, and role model. She is so happy to spend... more »

  Jappycamper78 wrote:

It doesn't work because my friend has been waiting for over8 months and no one has answered him and the second number they gave him isn't a working number and he has called over 70 times and the case has already been over more »

  DrRon wrote:

The McNairy County Foundation for Academic Excellence provides a major contribution to scores of teachers and hundreds of students throughout the county. It is the source of funds for creative and educationally sound teaching/ learning experiences through... more »

  johnlewis45 wrote:

B-BLAC is an amazing young profit doing what they can to help others in need. It’s empowering to see how they’re helping young black men in a world that doesn’t prioritize them. Working with B-BLAC has been nothing but an amazing opportunity. I’m... more »

  My2kidzRgrown wrote:

The first day I walked in the Summer Camp I could see how loved and caring this organization was to and for the children...the kids are excited to participate in the activities they have planned for them and we will see a change in how the children of... more »

  hillcrossministry wrote:

I, the Director of Hillcross Ministry, have closely worked with Mulapnen Capacity Building Initiative. It is no doubt what it says it is. It build capacities, and it is out to promote justice in our society. I have personally enjoyed and gained from the... more »

  Jamecelle V. wrote:

Hollywood PAL is a nonprofit program that truly helps serve kids in the community. PAL has become a program that truly accomplishes its mission statement. Not only does it provide a sense of unity and community, but it helps the kids to stay off the streets,... more »

  Writer wrote:

This program is great for helping the children to learn by positive example given by youth and adult who reach out to them through reading. Straightening relationships through the read aloud experience! more »

  camarosilverado wrote:

Hello, a couple people, man and a woman has been going to Minot. They have been sealing numerous items from numerous stores in the area. The woman does most of the driving in a grey/silver Toyota Camry it's a 2012 . Just getting the word out around Minot.... more »

  Spiderwomanlegs87 wrote:

I am ADHD/BIPOLAR DEPRESSION DISORDER and looking for financial assistance with help in pertaining to my medical bills and mediation services. Social Security Disability denied me. Please if I could receive some financial assistance,please contact... more »

  lynch wrote:

Served as a board member in the past - was very proud to belong to the organization - they served many clients - passed on numerous tips to law enforcement and did exactly what they aimed to do. The organization was modernized both in computer technology... more »

  ahindsdel-vallek12txus wrote:

For the past seven years, I have trained student peer mediators with the materials from PaxUnited. We see a positive impact when our students help other students mediate their differences. more »

  rachel10 wrote:

When I first started Girls & Gangs I had no sense of direction, I was 16 years old. I wasn't making good choices, but I was referred to Girls & Gangs by court order. Attending my first meeting was one of the best decisions I had ever made in my life.... more »

  Vanillasky wrote:

I attended the Fundraiser for the 1st time and I was for a good cause and the turn out was great..but hope to see more Donors at the next event. more »

  Jan A. wrote:

I am trying to start a crime watch group in my area and need help. advice, and people to volunteer....need help with structure and how to be effective..... more »

  dionne2jackson wrote:

Hi there, I started a GoFundMe fundraiser for Impacted by Incarceration (Hope)-Williams Family. I would really appreciate if you can help share this fundraiser. https://gofund.me/a44d2941 more »

  tinos4ever1 wrote:

Wonderful organization. People were so courteous and helpful, allowed you to browse and pick out items that you needed. They also provided Thankdgiving baskets for people that were in need. Made me feel comfortable, instead of being ashamed for seeking... more »

  Writer wrote:

Laurel Paulson-Pierce Laurel Paulson-Pierce The Mustang Project has helped to save the lives of some of the wild horses who were cruelly removed from their home range by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Without the efforts of The Mustang Project... 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 »

  hopefound02 wrote:

The MATASSA HOPE FOUNDATION is a registered non profit charity organization in Ghana West Africa. Our mission is to give the hope of a better future to orphaned and vulnerable children in deprived and poverty-endemic communities by empowering them... more »

  franmakeastand wrote:

Being a student at a continuation school was difficult because of all the drugs there. I was sent to the school because I was using drugs. Being part of the GRIT program really gave me a place to stay clean and sober. Since going through there program... more »

  Joy77 wrote:

An amazing ministry that helps single mothers that are leaving abusive partners in order to protect the children. They have helped my self and friends that are in similar situations. They have made such an impact on my life and my kids lives through... more »

  John79 wrote:

I have been doing some consulting work for the Eddie Nash Foundation over the last year, and have never been more impressed with an organizations' passion and fervor for making a difference. Their compassion for foster kids and those who are approaching... more »

  ruready1 wrote:

This program is most dynamic and creative. I had the opportunity to volunteer with them and found the experience most rewarding. They coordinate and implement the most dynamic recreation, athletic, development and academic programs that I have ever experienced.... more »

  bccevolution wrote:

Bullying Resource Recovery Center is such a wonderful nonprofit organization that has so much heart. Dru, Tom and the whole team are amazing humans. I am grateful to have partnered with them on several things and look forward to all the future collaborations... more »

  phuonggiao.le wrote:

FLY was a very constructive experience for me because it helped me narrow down what I wanted to do in life. Furthermore, I am extremely proud of having been part of an organization that helped youth from high-risk areas attain such high areas of success... more »

  Author La Toyia H. wrote:

TWO-LIFESTYLES, INC IS A WOMEN EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM RAN BY A SURVIVOR OF SEXUAL ASSAULT/ DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, RECOVERING ADDICT AND GANG MEMBER. FOR THE LAST NINE YEARS SHE HAS BEEN USING HER OWN FUNDS TO RUN THE FACILITY. I FEEL LIKE MY NEED CAN... more »

  veronicasmith wrote:

I joined the board of Powerful Voices this year and have been continually impressed with the commitment, professionalism and discipline of the executive director, Jane Hinton. I have also had the chance to meet PV staff and girls and young women served... more »

  VeneratedFaith wrote:

When my family contacted Acadiana Safety in an exhausted effort to obtain monitoring with an ankle bracelet as a condition of my bond for a DWI, we expected to be financially abused as proposed by other providers. Unjustifiable strap on fees based on... more »

  Bob_33 wrote:

Simple enough to say this organization has a website filled with distorted facts.. Less than 10% of the donations are utilized, the rest is expenses. Requesting their 990 they asked for money and postage. Three red flags for a person who is claiming to... more »

  carina1234 wrote:

Every surrounding counties have a crime drug tip line. Bit not this place. It's like they protect all the dealers. They turn a blind eye to the people destroying our community more »

  Rwtw7072 wrote:

great, Great, GREAT Mission! There is not 1 better in all of the land. It definitely America's Boys Ranch more »

  Omar Lion wrote:

Mision Despegue has been helping my daughter for over a year. My wife lives in our home country in Central America, and the organization provides constant follow up on my now 14-year-old to make sure she doesn't get involved in drugs, she is very aware... more »

  Cheryllynneera wrote:

Children's Foundation of America is a completely volunteer-staffed organization which raises funds and hosts events for abused, neglected and trauma-affected children living in foster care, residential treatment and mental health placements. Their Mission... more »

  firstborn1101 wrote:

The Riley Relief Foundation is a great organization with a very powerful mission. more »

  theduke414 wrote:

Club Kids mission is to empower the kids with the knowledge, strength and determination to become a better person and citizen of the community. By educating them with the skills they need to succeed. Our goal is to keep them out of trouble off the streets... more »

  renizzi wrote:

I had a summer job through YRDC when I was 16. I was called to work at the United Way to assist with their annual fundraising campaign. Although it was only a 2 month temporary job, I learned how to work with others and help my community, as well as gain... more »

  JudanJudo wrote:

I have been volunteering at Judan Judo for over 25 years now and love this organization. Judan Judo not only teaches Judo, Jujitsu and Self-Defense, they mentor the students to become productive members of Society. The program is ran by retired and... more »

  greg-crabtree wrote:

T.J.'s Place provides Hope Beyond AddiT.J.’s Place of Hope is an organization of compassionate people working within the community to provide a safe, confidential, peer reinforced environment, to restore hope to young people caught in addictions... more »

Founded in 1979, to promote the welfare of communites throughout the country and to lessen the burdens of federal, state and local... more »

Residential care and treatment of emotionally and physically neglected children. more »

The organization donates funds from annual charity events to further the cause of spinal cord injury research at vcu. more »

OUTWARD BOUND ADVENTURES SPENDS 100% OF ITS TIME RAISING FUNDS TO SUPPORT A VARIETY OF UNIQUE EXPERIENTIAL EDUCATION PROGRAMS... more »