Chino Hills Nonprofits and Charities

I rescued a cat who was badly bitten and had an infected sore. I went to Priceless pets, they checked her chip and found out it was from their rescue. They immediately sent her to their animal hospital and made sure she received all the necessary care. Once she was taken care of, I took her home as a foster parent, and they made sure I had all the necessary items to help her recover and I finally adopted her. They are always available when needed, their rescue facility is immaculate and the best friendly staff possible. They are always willing to help you in any situation, and most of all they care deeply about all the animals under their care. They are my go to rescue when I need a helping hand or find any animal that needs help. Without them I don't know where I would turn to.

A very Transparent Non Profit Organization. The Officers including the Founder are all approachable and easy to deal with. 100% of your donation will really go to their recipients. <br> <br>Will recommend to everybody who wants to give back to the Philippines but they don’t have the avenue. Contact Pusong Pinoy!

I fully support this organization who goes above and beyond to support our teens. Teens are suffering and we still have limited resources. Thank you for caring for our teens and educating our society on suicide awareness and prevention.

I'll start by saying I personally knew Jack Morenberg. Everything written about the person of this foundation's namesake is true to the bone. Jack was a very helpful person who was full of knowledge and experience, on duty and off. What this foundation does for the youth of our communities will help guide future adults with their goals in extending their education and providing mentorship. I recently participated in a 5k run/ walk hosted by the JMF. I will always remember Jack and this will forever keep his legacy alive.

My son was raped in this facility and made fun off by staff and kids in facility. Take caution before you send your child here. They are only there for the money and will do whatever it takes to protect themselves. Old staff like Ms Mary from brewers cottage will make inappropriate comments and being she's black, she will protect the blacks whether they are right or wrong. Beware!!! Since the 1900's children have hung themselves here!!! Check reviews 1st!!!!!

55+ Club, our city's Senior Club for all residents 55 or older, is in the process of bringing BINGO to our Seniors (and others 21+ old). Proceeds will fund programs and services for Seniors, as well as other Chino Hills charities. <br> <br>Chino Hills 55+ Club is incorporated as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, tax-exempt Public Benefit Corporation. Per the IRS, all donations made to Chino Hills 55+ Club are tax deductible.

<br><br>I am a volunteer at Red Bucket Equine Rescue and I have had the honor of helping Red Bucket for the past six years. After my tour with Susan Peirce, the co-founder and most dedicated volunteer ever, I wiped my tears and asked what I could do to help be a voice for the voiceless. the horses immediately touched my heart. <br><br>I am not a wealthy person but I can organize people, teach, write, groom, clean stalls, fundraise and promote the Red Bucket Equine Rescue and hope that it will make a difference in the lives of our horses. I am one of over two hundred volunteers that are doing what they can to create a safe and secure home for our horses<br><br>The mission is to save and rehabilitate horses, restore their trust in humankind and find them safe, loving, and adoptive forever homes. I thought that was a simple mission until I was exposed to reality. <br><br>All of the horses are in various stages of recovery from abuse and near death experiences. The majority of our horses can’t be handled by the average horseperson until they have been rehabilitated. We have so many horses from young to old. It is amazing to see, after a few years of rehabilitation and love, the healthy, spirited 4 and 5 year olds that have gained 400 – 600 pounds, and are now being extensively trained so that a forever home can be found. <br><br>A loving forever home is exactly what it sounds like. That is a huge commitment for a person to make, and so is owning and caring responsibly for a horse. Red Bucket takes the adoption process very seriously and is truly looking for a match between horse and owner. Our Red Bucket horses cannot afford to ever be in an abusive environment again. No one should have to endure that pain. Can you imagine being starved, no water, tied to a tree and left to die – yes, there are humans walking amongst us every day that are capable of such atrocities! <br><br>The Red Bucket symbolizes more than nourishment. It is the beginning of a horse’s new life and reflects the intimacy, trust and relationship that each horse experiences at our facility.<br>When the horse is adopted into a forever home the bucket goes along, a concrete reminder that in addition to nourishment, you have committed to a special, loving relationship with a truly remarkable animal. Identity, trust and relationship go home with him or her …. Forever.<br><br>My family is honored to have adopted Grande. <br><br>The horses at Red Bucket Equine Rescue need you. Red Bucket Equine Rescue belongs to all of us. Please come and take a tour, visit our website and find out how you can help these amazing horses.<br><br>I invite you to help in becoming the voice for the voiceless. <br><br>Gratefully,<br><br>Anna Marie Eddy<br><br><br><br><br>

I have been volunteering with this organization for the past 30 years. The reason I keep coming back is because this organization's goals and aims are very noble. They are helping the youth and next generation stay away from drugs, stay real and help them development leadership qualities. The aim of this organization is to make sure the youth gets the highest education and stays involved in the betterment of the community in any capacity that they can. This organization is totally run by volunteers and all funds that are raised are used for organizing programs or events that directly impact the youth and the community in the most positive way. For the past 3 years, they have started giving out scholarships to students who are pursuing higher education... something that is so needed in today's times.

I noticed on the Attorney General of California Website under the charities section that save a pet registration # 056811 City Indio has submitted their RRF-1 in July of 2012 and that it was rejected because no 990 report was attached and an independent audit was not done. On the RRF-1 fiscal year ending December 31 2011 it states that save a pet has total assets in the amount of $1,949,995.00 and that the gross annual revenue is $4,099,847.00. An incomplete form notice was sent to save a pet December 7th 2012. According to the law State governments typically regulate the independent-audit requirement based on income – whatever the source. For example, in Pennsylvania, nonprofits that receive more than $300,000 in funds must file an audited financial statement with the Department of Revenue. In California, gross receipts totaling more than $2 million carry a similar requirement. Some states require an audited statement simply by virtue of fundraising there, regardless of where an organization’s headquarters may be located. WHY SAVE A PET DOES NOT KNOW THIS REQUIREMENT IS QUESTIONABLE OF A NONPROFITS ABILITY TO HANDLE THEIR AFFAIRS PROPERLY. This nonprofit was in the news just a few months ago regarding a break in on their property and asked for donations of food that was stolen and got other things donated. They played the public and had a lot of money already to take care of their affairs. If they had so much money why did they not put in security cameras after their first break in on their property. Also the review about lend a paw concerns me that a director at save a pet is involved with the mess of over $400,000.00 embezzled from that group. Save a pet needs a audit committee and maybe some new board members that know what they are doing especially with that kind of money involved.

I am a 58 year old retired Los Angeles City Fire Battalion Chief and I was looking to find a new church home where the church was real. My best friend Don had come to know and join SEAM Faith Family Church in Chino California. He introduced me to the church through their DVD Ministry. I found the teachings to be spot on with the word of God. I found Senior Pastor S. Johnson JD to be a powerful preacher/teacher. I decided to visit the Church and found it to be like no other Church I have attended, because the Pastor and leaders of this Church is pew oriented. You might ask me, what do I mean by this statement? Well… before I ever attended a service I found out SEAM stands for “Self Enhancement and Mentoring.” I also found out during my first visit their clearly posted vision is “To raise up a self-sufficient people; that will create a self-sufficient church; that will produce self sufficient communities.” The vision resonated with my sprite and motivated me to check further into this unique church. I found their mission is to: ‘Seek the lost, teach the found and strengthen the challenged through “Self Enhancement and Mentoring.” Their goal is to: “Weave the divided into one by restoring contaminated people, spiritually, financially, economically, educationally and culturally.” I attended several services observed carefully if what was written and said was real. Folks it is real. I am now a volunteer at the church in several helps ministries and I am being blessed and mentored to in the birthing of my God inspired vision. My spiritual walk is growing as an result of my affiliation with Seam Faith Family Church.