Huntingdon Nonprofits and Charities

I’ve been following and supporting Compassion Kitchens for a few years now, volunteering a little when I can and donating monthly. It’s the real deal. No fluff, no games, just straight up feeding kids who need it. Derek is one of the most genuine dudes I’ve met. You can tell he really cares and actually shows up. I’ve seen the work firsthand and it’s powerful. Kids getting fed, people coming together, real impact. If you’re thinking about supporting, just do it. This is one of those orgs you can trust.

I had the distinct pleasure to work with Judy and her team when I was offered the opportunity to showcase my small business at the Willow Grove Mall. There we helped raise some funds for Harmony and the love and dedication that the Harmony members had for what they were doing was infectious. COVID came along and interrupted our adventure but I stayed in touch with Harmony Rescue and followed their fund raising efforts. There were so many amazing volunteers, you just couldn’t walk away. <br>Fast forward to this year and my husband and I were looking for a kitten to add to our family and by staying in touch with Judy I had the opportunity to see some kittens were rescued this spring and would be available for adoption. <br>With great care, applications were filled out, and we were ecstatic to learn we were going to become proud parents of a new kitty at the end of June. Linda, as my granddaughter named our new kitten, has begun to get familiar with my family and has become such a wonderful addition. We are just thrilled to have her. <br>Thank you Judy for going out of your way to bring her to us. We appreciate everything you ladies have done both for Linda, our kitty and our family. <br> <br>

Enjoy baking for the children's birthday parties and working a the Land of Cheer with Beverly's team.

I first got this organization listed on Google when I began marketing for them approximately four months ago. I got them on Guidestar and other important charitable listings which they had never previously known. Prior to my involvement, all of this nonprofit's signage and literature had the logo and name of her for-profit company, Tri-State Imaging Solutions. AFTER they began soliciting donations for a Masquerade Gala for Health, I noticed that they were not registered with the State of Pennsylvania to do so and after abuse from the President about how "it wasn't necessary", I got them properly certified. President of the Board/ Founder/ Executive Director is one of the most spoiled, selfish, distinctly uncharitable women I have ever met. I couldn't work out regularly due to a MAJOR medical issue, so she gave me a hand-me-down dress TEN SIZES too big for me at my current heavier weight as a "gift". She came to a Greater Philadelphia Health Action event, an outdoor block party in an economically disadvantaged neighborhood, dressed in designer clothes, high heels, and diamonds. President spent the duration of the event chasing politicians for pictures and bragging about being among the first to tour the new center rather than helping anyone. Organization was turned down for corporate sponsorship dollars because of she and her husband's house in bankruptcy, slumlord property foreclosures, failed businesses, and other fiscal impropriety easily searchable on the internet, but she attempted to blame me. When I had finally had enough, I resigned abruptly. President first withheld my check for my final two weeks pay, refusing to mail it, then she handed me a check and stopped payment. She first tried to allege that she gave me the check under duress and threat, but when she was proved to be a complete liar through witnesses and email evidence, she put a second bad check in the mail three days later. The excuse this time: "an accounting error." As of today, President has not made proper restitution to a sick, single mom of three from whom she treated badly, then she stole two weeks pay. President is not morally or financially fit to lead a nonprofit organization.

I have been to the museum a few times and always see something I didn't see before.I enjoy antiques and the history behind each item. Some take me back to my childhood which makes me feel good. Love it!

What an amazing organization that is truly making a difference in the lives of children with brain cancer. The volunteers dedicated to this nonprofit are to be commended for their tremendous efforts, which have not gone unnoticed. <br> <br>Donating to this cause is something that my husband and I feel passionately about, as the poor prognosis and lack of treatment options that these children are given when diagnosed with a tumor like DIPG is unacceptable. <br> <br>Unlike larger cancer foundations, Reflections Of Grace is very transparent with their donors about where the money goes and how the contributions are used. <br>

This is an amazing place doing amazing things. These animals are given a second chance at life and to find forever homes. This organization is run by faithful, hardworking volunteers who do anything it takes to care for animals society as forgoten about. You must keep in mind there is no paid staff here, they are there in the rain, in the snow and in the heat doing whatever is needed to keep this place operational. That means getting up in the middle of the night to feed and check on to not going away to devoting everyday to the enormous task of caring for animals with special needs properly. I am fortunate to have my stable beside this one and I see first hand twice a day the work being done there. Constant improvements are being made and upgrades are always being planned. Fundraising and community awareness is continual from bake sales at Wal-Mart to promotion and education at the Huntingdon County Fair.

An extraordinary experience to help a worthy cause through productive work and all the while amidst a rejuvenating and refreshing atmosphere. I made friendships that will last a lifetime in lands i thought i would never see.