Englewood Nonprofits and Charities

Our son has attended Adam’s Camp for almost 20 years. It is the highlight of his year. He looks forward to camp, and every activity hosted by Adam’s Camp. We believe Adam’s Camp is the best disabilities camp out there. The Staff and Camp Counselors are kind, caring, and engaging. We are thrilled with his personal growth every year at camp. It provides him and the family with the most quality respite time possible. We are most grateful to Adam’s Camp for providing an excellent summer camp and activities throughout the year. Thank you for all you do. I would highly recommend Adam’s Camp to anyone seeking the perfect place for your family member.

When I was 13, I attended Hope School at South Lansing Street in 2017–2018, and it was the most traumatizing year ever. One time I was in class doing some work on my laptop, and one of my classmates walked up behind me and tried to rip my head off my shoulders, and the teacher saw and did absolutely nothing to help (attempted murder #1).<br><br>The second attempt happened weeks later when I was in math class looking for something, and the same person that attempted to murder me walked up to me and grabbed me by the neck, lifted me off the ground, and started squeezing my throat in front of the whole class while the teacher sat and watched.<br><br>This was all 6 years ago, and I'm still suffering from the trauma that I've experienced at that school.<br><br>DO NOT, AND I REPEAT, DO NOT TAKE YOUR KIDS TO HOPE IF YOU DO NOT WANT THEM TO SUFFER FROM PSYCHOLOGICAL ISSUES LATER ON IN LIFE. AVOID ALL HOPE SCHOOLS LIKE THE PLAGUE. HOPE SCHOOLS ARE BREEDING GROUNDS FOR MENTAL ILLNESS.

I do not volunteer much but this foundation helped a friend of mine in desperate need. What I appreciate the most is that they followed up and continued to follow up with him and helped him. His complaint was that many foundations he contacted did not either call him back or follow up but this one did, so they get my vote and I have offered my time to volunteer for them!<br><br>Gene T (U.S. Army Ret.)

For nearly 10 years I've been a supporter of Freedom Service Dogs. I have worked with them professionally and this organization holds a special place in my heart. <br>FSD sought solutions for better equipment for service dogs and their partners and inspired the development of leashes designed specifically for people who use wheelchairs, and mobility harnesses to help service dogs offer stability for their partners. I have always enjoyed working with everyone at FSD, from the dog trainers to the administrative staff and I know that they are all dedicated to truly helping their clients. I thank FSD for asking for better equipment solutions that not only benefit their own dogs and clients, but thousands of other people with disabilities world wide! This photo shows Summer, the first dog to wear a BLD MSH harness.

Arapahoe Libraries have become a hot bed of scandal, caught promoting "homework tools" to children that contained hard core p*rn. Even the designated children's areas had computers that linked to hard core, adult material in just a few clicks. They are part of the Library Association which also promotes "Drag Queens" to entertain kids. The books on the shelves are rife with themes of self harm, violence and sexually graphic content for kids. Many families have stopped using the library. Our libraries have become puppets of DARK MONEY policies. They have bizarre agendas, and no accountability at all to the communities they ostensibly "serve". The Library Association has even used our courts to try and overturn CIPA obscenity statutes and child p*rn laws.

The phone number listed for this foundation (303) 628-3343 is incorrect. This number is for a paralegal in a law firm. Please update the listing or remove the phone number

This organization is a private foundation focused on community development. We did their books and they're strong. Poised to grow and complete a lot of projects. This organization is not a charity.

There can be miracles when you believe! In a world full of sadness, confusion and chaos, Centura Global Health Initiatives extends the healing ministry of Christ internationally. From community health, to free surgical intervention as well as capacity building projects, GHI PARTNERS with in country collaborators for long term sustainable solutions. From Haiti, to Peru, Rwanda and Tanzania to Nepal, the IMPACT is measurable. <br> <br>All of Global Health Initiatives’ projects are in areas that struggle with the provision of quality healthcare, and our work supports these three goals. During this past year we have specifically targeted the issue of child mortality by introducing two training programs: Helping Babies Breathe and Essential Care for Every Baby. We were also involved in developing a women’s health project in Nepal in partnership with several national and international non-profit organizations <br> <br>This organization values volunteers and carefully stewards its resources. So proud of the work they do.

This is an awesome mission agency to go with if you want to serve internationally. This organization is one of the few that I have been involved with over the years that provides quality care to its missionaries. I believe that is why they have an excellent track record for longevity on the mission field. The turnover rate is quite low! <br> <br>If you want to use your professional skills internationally this is a great organization to do that with. There are tons of opportunities!

I have partnered with Alternatives for about three years. They are a wonderful organization that makes a huge impact on our community. From the top down their mission is embraced with passion, energy and enthusiasm. They are dedicated to helping their clients find love, acceptance and support at a critical time.

Great experience with Youth for Christ Intl. I'm impressed with their outreach efforts across the globe!

I am a hotline volunteer and as such I feel that this portion of the association contributes greatly to the people out there who have a multitude of questions after they or a loved one has experienced a stroke. The hotline gives a voice to the association and an ear to all who call for information. The people who are in charge of the volunteers always make you feel glad that you chose the association to give of your time as a volunteer.

My family and I have supported YFC in various ways over many years. We appreciate the wide variety of ministry work they do and the way they do it. So many leaders today were influenced and helped by YFC when they were younger.

H.o.p.e. is a program developed from a place of love and compassion by my aunt who saw a need in her community and wanted to find ways of meeting those needs. At this point, more than a dozen members of our extended family have contributed to helping her to make this a successful program. My family in particular donates educational supplies and toys for the children who visit h.o.p.e.'s Kid's Corner. This helps my two children appreciate their own education more while realizing that many don't get this opportunity. We donate food, bought and homemade, and help to make food baskets at the holidays. My kids have helped to make every loaf of bread we send in. Plus, one Christmas, they involved their friends in making decorated Christmas bags stuffed with cookies. At Thanksgiving, they got their friend's Brownie roop involved to help make baskets. My children involve their friends in these activities, because they see the importance in helping others, and they enjoy it. They want their friends to experience this type of giving also. I am an educator, and my school did a "Sharing our Humanity" day. H.o.p.e came and set up a booth to share what they do, hoping to inspire more volunteers and to show people the little ways that they can help. In addition, h.o.p.e. makes it easy for people to give. I have had two friends who wanted to donate stuff, but they didn't have the means to get it anywhere. H.o.p.e sent a truck and handled it for them. This stuff is then sold at a garage sale, where nothing is tagged. People pay what they can. My son, who is five, cares so much about the work done that he was determined that we needed to make cookies and home made lemonade to bring down to the people in attendance. Finally, h.o.p.e has two community gardens. The most recently built one, is closer to our home, so my children and I will go down and help to weed it this summer. Overall, there are many ways people in need can get services from h.o.p.e.