Fayette Nonprofits and Charities

This is an incredible organization with many amazing programs that support neighbors facing food insecurity over multiple counties in north central Indiana. I am one of many volunteers at the Fresh Market in Lafayette where neighbors can “shop” for their groceries. It’s a great place where neighbors are always treated with dignity, empathy, and fun.

Tree Lafayette helps make Lafayette a more beautiful city by planting and caring for the trees along the streets. Trees also have so many benefits for the community. The annual Arbor Day tree planting events are fun to do and are satisfying knowing that you are helping the community.

Good day all. Restore to Empower is a powerful dynamic organization that not only uplifts everyone globally, by teaching, mentoring, and offering full support tailored to each ones / group needs. Which simultaneously foster a more viable independent citizen globally, This also promotes global stable communities worldwide. Restore to Empower is rooted in Gods plan to help restore a person, a community, and nation's worldwide. My experience with RTE has helped propelled my individual growth to my full God giving capacity. I appauld & uplift them in the most highest regard! Thank you for believing in me, I am forever grateful...Bravo!!! God Bless

Harts of Teal is a support group that genuinely cares about others. This nonprofit is an incredible blessing to me and so many others.

We adopted our wonderful kitty from RescueCats almost 17 years ago.<br>Best decision ever!<br>

Excellent experience. The support ARISC provides is indispensable in a part of the world that can be difficult to navigate and less than transparent.

Serving on the Board of Directors for Miles Perret Cancer Services since 2016, I have seen firsthand what a positive impact MPCS provides to local families in our community. Miles Perret Cancer Services strives to support patients and families by providing services, programs and hope to all individuals which is instrumental while fighting cancer.

I am absolutely in Love with the entire truck and family. Charity is a GREAT and Loving person and she really cares about the community.

This nonprofit organization is truly remarkable. When Children's Museum of Acadiana was contacted regarding the possibility of providing passes for a family of a child celebrating their birthdays at a nearby homeless shelter, they didn't hesitate to offer their assistance. Not only did they help that family, but they also extended their support to many others in need. We are incredibly grateful to be partnered with such an amazing organization! <br>The Akidiana Project

The Pius Health Clinic provides health care in an area that was desperately in need of such care. The email updates and visits to the the Pius website detail the care that the clinic is providing. It is very rewarding to be able to contribute to such a meaningful mission and to see the good that those contributions help enable.

I would give this company a million negative stars if I could!! I just read the other two reviews and the similarities are remarkable! I have a few to add however. They denied my mother's death benefits claim after CHANGING THE ELIGIBILITY STATUS FOR THAT MONTH!!! <br>Not only was that month changed but 4 others as well over a 17 month period. They did the same things to us as they did the gentleman that gave a review before us. Claiming to not have received our paperwork for a total of 12 times in one year! My mother was going through chemotherapy, radiation and a clinical trial and was actually told on SEVERAL occasions that because her unpaid claims amount that was currently due was so high she had to pay up freaking front for all of her scans and treatments! We submitted an insanely high amount of prescriptions for reimbursement as they made us pay up front for EVERYTHING, to this date 6 years later they have not paid a single penny on any prescription whatsoever! We are in debt from this to the point of almost losing our house and all we have worked for our entire lives. The disappointment and disgust I feel towards this company is only growing daily. I called last week and they made me pay almost $1000.00 (they initially had told me $1957.45) and they would release my moms death benefits only to find out yesterday that they applied the money to next month and banked the rest and are not paying after all. We also received a notice in the mail stating we will no longer be eligible for their services as of the first of June. <br>For the people is a bunch of bull. This place should be ashamed of themselves and each one of them forced to work as janitors for a minimum of 10 years and have all of their benefits completely stripped! It is in my personal opinion as well as the opinion of the oncologist staff at Ohio university James center that they are indirectly responsible for my mother's cancer progression that ultimately killed her. To me that is a crime that needs to be punished. Unfortunately because we've had to pay for so much of her medical the last 6 years we can not afford an attorney, or a loaf of bread. Please Anyone and everyone call whomever you can to force this company to answer for their actions!!!

This group is the original advocate for government accountability and transparency.

Lafayette Parish, and the Acadiana area, are very fortunate to have such a hard-working group of individuals and organizations who want nothing but the best for the area. Parish Proud' s passion and drive to beautify and educate Acadiana has set a high standard for others to follow. Parish Proud has been able to successfully reach the volunteering spirt of so many people with a united goal of positivity for our future.

I’m so excited to see DIG grow. The kids truly value from the services this group provides.

They have the best youth volunteer program around where youth help other food insecure youth. Kids learn why its important to have empathy and compassion for others plus participants can earn volunteer hours for school. More people should donate because it helps to provide more food for hungry kids in georgia.

This is NOT a real clinic. They are a religious non profit that only works to gain financial support for their facilities to push their religious agenda. They only want to guide vulnerable pregnant people away from actual healthcare & access to abortion healthcare. They rarely, if at all, employ actual healthcare professionals. What is even more despicable, they prey on the empathy & distress of ( mainly young) pregnant people to push their ideologies on a person’s life altering decisions. I’ve reached out to the founder of this “foundation” to ask how many foster children she has but she won’t reply to me.<br><br>DO NOT GO TO THIS CLINIC!!!!

18 years of experience. GREAT community involvement, programs and advocacy. Casa de Venezuela Philadelphia y Casa de Venezuela Delaware had gone from a cultural organization with key annual events to advocates of human rights and democracy. They support their Venezuelan community who are facing the worst humanitarian crisis in the western hemisphere. This is a great organization to volunteer!

A very diverse group of professionals and volunteers. They reach out to help those who are in need, both emotionally and with trauma related to hurricanes.

I love the trails and Parks that the Southern Conservation Trust has and they are also great at educating the next generation of naturalist!

GREAT mission, GREAT team! the CLOZTALK team is honored to call this org a partner & promote its good work! <br> <br>CLOZTALK team <br>>> Jonny Imerman, co-founder

I am here now at Warrior Week we all just got to really sharpen our skills. Focus is Purpose, Strengths and just being a better you. It is really the ultimate way to train for transition. <br> <br>We were not able to do the routine army ACAP transition process while getting out of the service do to the compassionate reassignment for medical care limited many on post options for my wife and I. <br> <br>Camp Southern Ground provides a safe, catered environment that gives us so much Wisdom my wife just told me in the phone that she had shared our story with our wellness baby nurse and how they both said this place is a Gift from God.

Fayette Humane Society (Marcia) has been a God sent. I started trying to help a few stray/feral cats fifteen years ago with food and makeshift shelters,when we moved into a new house. Over the years the colony has changed and grown. I have tried to contact other human societies and organizations to help, with no luck. I was over my head with trying to control the colony. No one other than the Fayette Humane Society has been here for me and the cats that so desparately need assistance. Fayette Humane Society has never waivered, they helped me to get dozens of cats from the colony into the TNVR program. They are the most organized, communicative humane society I have ever contacted. If it weren't for them helping the feral cat colonies we would be in a epidemic that would negatively impact our neighborhoods. I am very appreciative of their help and guidance.

Being part of The Urban Farmers has allowed my family a fun and unique opportunity to help fight hunger in our area. We harvest fruit from our nearby neighborhoods and the trees are registered by the owners who want to share their extra fruit with local food charities! It’s really a wonderful organization and we are thankful for the experience and this community! Looking forward to the next harvest! <br>~AnnE.

I've known Beth and the work she and the Lighthouse Recovery Home has done for many, many years. They go above and beyond in every way, and stand ready to help anyone who walks through their doors. The success stories generated from this home are too many to number, but suffice it to say that many people owe their recovery, and maybe even their lives to the work being done by Beth, her counterparts, and the Lighthouse Recovery Home.

Mobility Matters is a nonprofit that provides mobility management services throughout Contra Costa County by matching riders to transportation providers that meet their individual needs. Mobility Matters operates a trained volunteer driver program that provides free, one-on-one, door-through-door rides for disabled seniors and disabled veterans who cannot access other forms of transportation. Basically Mobility Matters is neighbors giving neighbors rides to medical appointments and to go grocery shopping. You really get to know the clients and they have such wonderful stories about their life experiences.