Alpharetta Nonprofits and Charities

We have been a Cell Phones For Soldiers collection site for the past 4 years. It has been great to work with them on recycling phones people bring in. Shipping is easy from their site.

Angels Among Us rescue was great to work with. They are passionate about what they do. The process was transparent so I knew what to expect at each step. The foster family did a great job matching us to our new family member. The foster mom provided plenty of guidance to make my new pup’s transition a success!

I've had the privilege of volunteering with Just One Africa for nearly a decade, and it's been a truly life-changing experience. The organization's commitment to serving vulnerable communities in Kenya is inspiring, and their dedication to empowering local leaders is a model for sustainable development. From the staff to the communities they serve, everyone is treated with dignity and respect. I've witnessed firsthand the impact of Just One Africa's programs, and I've been humbled by the resilience and hope of the people they serve. If you're considering volunteering or supporting a nonprofit, I highly recommend Just One Africa – they're making a real difference in the lives of many.

Heart for Africa is an incredible organization, doing amazing work for the people and children of Eswatini, Africa. They provide employment for over 400 adults, care for over 400 orphans and feed over 4000 vulnerable children in the community. Keep up the great work Heart for Africa!

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I have been involved with Partners for Care for over 12 years, traveled to Kenya three times, and can tell you they define EXCELLENCE in missions beyond any ministry I know. PFC brings HEALTH and HOPE to the poor through SUSTAINABLE solutions that address root causes of poverty, illiteracy, and disease - and do no harm. Their Kenyan leaders provide acts of mercy, run life-changing programs, care for orphans and the vulnerable, and share the Gospel. They have reached over a million people with the message of HIV/Aids prevention, changed over 283,000 lives in LASTING ways, and brought over 25,000 people to Christ. PFC is changing lives not only for a day - but for a lifetime - transforming families, communities, and whole generations for the better!

Unfortunately I did not discover PPI until I was well into my recovery, but finding this organization has been a life changer! It has allowed me to connect to others and network, as well as help in the fight to end stigmas and help other women in need. Without PPI, I wouldn't have even known how to start, but their amazing resources and tools have been a God send when it comes to spreading the word to other women that they are not alone.

I have no idea where I would be without 70x7 and the guidance of Mark Goodman. I often recall my first meeting with Mark as the beginning of my powerful testimony and the catalyst to a life beyond my wildest dreams. In our very first 1-on-1 coaching session he was able to uncover a lifetime of guilt, shame and trauma in what seemed like mere minutes. It was extraordinary to say the least and I felt “unlocked,” like I had been seen and heard for the first time in my life. I walked away having something to live for and began my journey to find out who I was. Words cannot describe the magnitude of what 70x7 has done for me since and the only way I know to repay them is to pay it forward and use my newfound freedom to help others who still suffer.

As a professional and philanthropist, I work and volunteer with a number of nonprofit organizations. I recently began my experience with Hire Heroes and could not be more impressed with the professionalism and compassion with this group. I have enjoyed every step of onboarding and am excited to be part of the future of Hire Heroes.

Recently did a ten day mission trip with my daughter in Peru with Kids Alive. What an awesome opportunity to sponsor a child you have interacted with, hugged, laughed and cried with. Seeing the love and care given to these children is life changing. Kids Alive may not have the name attraction of World Vision, Compasssion, or other well known charities, but they are definitely impacting the world for Christ in a huge wall. I was impressed in every way with this organization.

This place is misrepresenting itself to applicants, recipients, sponsors, the public and media as a training facility for service dogs! This org has changed drastically from the original concepts and methodology. At one time, CA was a reputable and wonderful organization. Many dogs were appropriately trained with fosters for their early puppy years and then trained/taught tasks associated with the needs of future recipients with different disabilities, e.g. diabetes alert dogs, epileptic alert dogs, wheelchair bound children and adults, and therapy dogs. CA has morphed into an ideology that recipients should [bond, love, and give the dog choices] without asking or commanding or giving cues to do ‘anything!’. CA thinks giving commands is abusing the dog. My daughter received a dog very recently; she has a neuromuscular disease and is wheelchair bound. The "match" process of recipient to dog is a just a toss up. The dog was brought home without any training or teaching of tasks my daughter needs even though CA knew the tasks a service dog would need to know to be able to help her through a day beyond the love and bond. The dog was clueless what sit even meant. This "retriever" didn't retrieve ANYTHING. This is the main task needed for someone that drops things all the time. The dog was a nervous wreck just hearing the garage door open, a lawn mower start, a car door close, a leaf blower, the vacuum, and the necessary lift we have to bring her up the steps! And van lift! This dog should have been desensitized to noises trained! This place is misrepresenting itself to applicants, recipients, sponsors, the public and media. Go ahead, ask a dog to sit, lay down, fetch - CA says "Oh no, don't ask the dog to do anything for at least 2 weeks". They are saying just "bond and love" the dog and it will do what you want. This is BS because all the love and bonding in the world will not teach a dog how to sit, turn on lights, close doors, retrieve and bring back, not jump on people, and have service dog manners.! I am one pissed mother for all the hurt and pain they have caused my daughter and our family trying to give this dog and others to recipients, (even if there is no cost to them) that cannot remotely meet the standards of a TRUE SERVICE DOG. The dog was taken abruptly and is back at CA probably and will be re-homed or remain there. IT IS NOT the dog's fault. Investigations are fruitless and everyone there circle around in secrecy of what is happening labeling recipients that return dogs as ungrateful. There is no accountability or admission and because of many success stories in the past, and the love recipients develop for any dog they receive, so people are not willing to talk. Volunteers and employees think they are doing good and most of them are kept from the truth as well. I have tried to write a review on google reviews on CA only to find it does not appear. I can see it, but no one else can. I wonder why.

I recently went on a trip to visit MCF in Kenya and it was wonderful! It was absolutely an honor to see the way God is transforming these children’s lives. MCF is intentional in every aspect and it shows!

They are not all at all transparent to adoptive families. One lie after another. A foster family built up our hopes for a dog. They concealed that his entire litter had parvo, was treated, yet they took in other parvo dogs in her home, which was not well kept at all. That place was a breeding ground for viruses. As a Consultant with a successful career, they didn't like that I was between projects, despite I am financial comfortable. The foster family lives in a town home with no yard near a busy street, kept one of the dogs, yet my home was not suited because I had a fence midway through repair from flood damage. They also wanted my money before a home check. After the the run around with these nuckle heads, we went to the humane society and found the perfect dog. While they have a God complex, they are no where near being angels.

I have seen this organization transform communities in Uganda and help the villagers change their own lives. Empowering others to do what they want to do for themselves. Just awesome!!

The Star of Georgia Foundation has begun its journey of assisting the underprivileged and doing their best to even the imbalance by providing a bridge to services and workshops, which are invaluable to personal growth.

Love CureNFwithJack and the way they educate the public about neurofibromatosis. Their advocation for a cure or effective treatment through medical research is inspiring. What's even more impressive is their growth from a "mom and pop" charity to a full-fledged leader in NF research and funding.

I cannot say enough great things about Simply Grace Holistic Counseling in Alpharetta, Georgia. I knew I needed a lot of work done within myself but I could not always pinpoint exactly what it was. The hardships I was under caused a lot of stress not just in my mind, but also in my body. Debbie is an Emotion Code practitioner who helped me release some major anxiety and tension in various areas of my body which is something I lived with for so long I became accustomed to. Much of my inner work found was trauma based. Debbie was able to trace it back to my childhood and release the trapped energies hindering my physical activities. I noticed the improvement almost instantaneously. I cannot thank them enough. I would recommend the counselors of Simply Grace to anyone needing spiritual guidance and traditional or alternative therapy.

We adopted Erick in January of 2022 when he was just 8 weeks old. <br>Angels screened our application and approved us as potential adopters quickly. <br>We met Erick at his foster, David's house. After we applied to adopt Erick, David came out to our house for an inspection and the following week we brought Erick home. <br>The whole process was easy and I feel that Angels Among Us Pet Rescue does a wonderful service to both the animals and adopters

The "leader" of this ministry has just been proven to have been practising "sexual misconduct". I urge you to google his name and you will see that he has been a sexual deviant for many years - preying on young women. It's a shame that a so-called man of God /teacher has left such a disgusting legacy for his family and followers. Although my faith in God has not been shaken - my faith and trust in man has been destroyed. Shame on you RZ.

Great folks doing great work. They are investing in education and micro financing to build our future generation.

Awesome experience. They were very helpful, caring, and understanding in their teaching!

What a horrible organization. Most board members have business dealings between them including the ED. The have no staff because they do not pay anybody other than themselves. The real staff left many of them unpaid. They hire a private company to do the outreach and lie in all reports. They comingle funds and are just the worst. No meetings, no outreach, nothing in the last 2 years, just pocketing the money.

This guy Mr. Stanley Morgan is a fraud, DO NOT TRUST THIS GUY. He actually works for a cereal plant (General Mills) and have absolutely no idea how to build wealth for anyone. THIS GUY IS BAD NEWS

Posh Foundations' Owner Ms. Melonya is AMAZING! I was able to participate in various fundraising events in Atlanta. We were able to provide assistance to struggling families in the community. Melonya's leadership and passion to make a difference in people's lives is truly genuine. Posh Foundation is definitely a organization you should support!

I have seen HOI work side-by-side with local Hondurans and create sustainable projects within communities. This is not your typical 1-week "mission trip" - I have personally seen how HOI reaches beyond to integrate its service into the daily life of Honduran communities in need. I kept in touch with Hondurans from the village where I volunteered for a week, and I learned that the villagers had continued our work and joined together to help each other build more construction projects for member of their community. I have spoken with many Hondurans who have told me how grateful they are for the medical services provided at the Rancho as well as the support that HOI has provided. HOI is an incredible, impactful force for change and source of hope in the Agalta Valley.