New York Nonprofits and Charities

I've contributed to the World Monuments Fund since 2008. It doesn't just restore the world's architectural wonders, it also helps train new conservation professionals and craftspeople in the parts of the world it works in. This training of local people allows them to see the value of treasures they have in their own "backyard" as it were, and to be inspired to continue to preserve and maintain them. I only wish there was such a group that would have benefited the neighborhood I grew up in (Old North St. Louis) in St. Louis, Missouri. It was filled with churches and homes from the mid and late 1800s that could hold their own with any in the USA. Unfortunately, well-intended but misguided "urban renewal" in the late 1960s and early 1970s resulted in the loss of many buildings, and by the time a local preservation group was formed, only small remnants of what had been a vibrant neighborhood could be saved. World Monuments Fund does internationally what the local St. Louis group does.

My husband started having symptoms of Huntington's disease 3 weeks after his first Covid shot in June of 2021 and was at the stage where he was abusive and aggressive. I was finding it very difficult to cope. Everything was my fault. Nobody else was right except him. It was like living in another world. Doctors prescribed clonazepam to control his days and Mirapex at night to sleep. It was difficult to do anything normal; I retired in April that year and was with him 24/7. We used different supplements that didn't work. Around 7 months ago I began to do a lot of research and came across the PD-5 protocol from Limitless Herbs Center on Google; after reading reviews, we decided to buy it. The improvement was profound; he regained the ability to walk on his own, regained his speech, sleeps soundly, and has shown no sign of hallucination. Visit their website at Limitlesshealth center. co m

I applied for a grant and received an approval that my bills would be paid -- then no responses, no one answered phone or my voicemails. I googled and found this article. Check it out!! DON'T APPLY!! CRIMINALS ARE TAKING THE DONOR MONEY!!!!!! SO SAD AND DISAPPOINTED!!!

Upwardly Global really helps volunteers make a difference by giving us structured resources to make the most of the time we spend with participants in their program. For example, for a mock interview, there was a two page guide that structured the time for the interview - helping me both cover topics and create a warm experience.<br><br>Plus, I like how they make things easier for everyone by integrating technology that doesn't require me to download anything. For example, a Google form for providing my notes after the mock interview.<br><br>Feels really pragmatic and effective.

My husband and I donated to DWB on 8/11/2023 to support their emergency work. As always, we trust their work. The only complaint is that they spend too much on fundraising. Seeing some other nonprofits like CW and MO that have 100% policies, it becomes obvious how much of our donation goes to waste. But the need for fundraising is understandable. <br> <br>I donated by card through their website. I hope this review helps anyone considering them for donation. <br>

After an MRI i was diagnosed of MULTIPLE SCLEROSIS. After years on medications, symptoms worsened with tremors on my right hand, numbness and tingling, muscle weakness and loss of speech. Fortunately last year, i learnt about Health Herbs Clinic and their Multiple Sclerosis alternative treatment ( ww w. healthherbsclinic. com ), the Multiple Sclerosis treatment made a great difference, most of my symptoms including tremors, weakness and others gradually disappeared. I improved greatly over the 6 months treatment, its been a years since the treatment, i have no symptoms. I have a very good quality of life and a supportive family!

Today, I had the opportunity to have met Skylor and two of his colleagues at one of the dollar tree stores that we usually buy some common household items. He was absolutely very out going, down to earth, easy to speak to and understand. Professional no doubt, that I do love about companies and organizations, when their people are professional and down to earth. He was informative of what AmnestyUSA is about and the importance of human rights ; especially when one has children, little itty bitties that are the present and future of ones family, as well as those who will make the communities. He was great, him and his colleagues. What absolute great staff members ya'll have. It was a pleasure meeting them. I hope, that the following moment I may find myself meeting them again, I have the financial means to be able to donate the amounts they need from an individual. Thank you again for a great conversation and information on Amnesties attributes to helping people be well, lively and living free. As a mother of two a teenage boy and a toddler daughter, wellness, safety, good environments and people are necessities in our lives. (especially since not once did he or any of his colleagues ever called their moms crazy or made me feel uncomfortable with any creeper behaviors, as I had to correct another guy from another charity about something he had belittled his mom for a moment there and felt uncomfortable with his manager who kept pointing his phones camera on me and my toddler).

I grew up very depressed and music was one of the only things that has consistently been there for me, check out my dj soundcloud. I am truly inspired by music festivals to make music for the rest of my life, in any form or fashion. I love music and wish to have a grammy one day. I ran away from home to pursue a business degree at the university of delaware and i am 30 k in student debt. My dad is formally incarcerated and my grandfather suffers from ptsd from being in the Vietnam War. I develop nearly every single mental health disorder trying to put the world on my back. I just want to be happy and pursue music! I wish to interact with this charity to help people who may be in similar positions as me.

Thank you to the NLN for helping to educate both patients with lymphedema and lymphedema therapists. Your dedication and commitment in providing accurate and evidenced based information to the lymphedema community is outstanding.

Jewish Womens Foundation of New York (JWFNY) continues to be a leader in the area of philanthropy with a gender lens. Now supporting women social entrepreneurs focusing on solutions for the world's most intractable problems, JWFNY is inclusive, open minded and innovative.

Horrendous organization with extremely rude and arrogant staff. They treat interns terribly and make audacious assumptions about their lives and character, super unprofessional and incompetent and they do not know how to work with others to the point where its a problem. Theyll tell you your job is to do certain things in your job description but then thats not actually what youll do when you work there, terrible people and terrible place that should be shut down immediately.

When I was 15, I went to Seeds of Peace, a leadership camp for teenagers in communities divided by conflict. I had 90 minutes of dialogue each day with Israelis, Palestinians, Egyptians, Jordanians, and other Americans. We yelled at each other about settlements, the right of return, the holocaust, and 1948. The rest of the day we played, ate, slept, and laughed together. It was the place I learned most about other cultures and perspectives. I started to question the things I thought were facts and gained the confidence to be a leader. I came back as a counselor in the summer of 2015 and I supported teenagers while they engaged in difficult conversations with people they might never have otherwise interacted with (Israelis and Palestinians; Pakistanis, Afghans, and Indians; teenagers from northern Maine and some of the Somali refugees who were living in Portland). I had spent a lot of time working on farms and at my college's garden, and after my first summer as a counselor I realized how much I wanted to share my passion for growing food with these campers. I applied for grants and raised enough money to build a large garden at camp, 24 4'x8' raised beds. I gathered a group of volunteers and we build, filled, and planted the beds. Then I spent the summer back as a counselor, gardening with the campers and delivering fresh vegetables to the dining hall. The campers really took ownership over the space. During their free time they would come by to weed, think, or snack. One dialogue group would harvest carrots together after their daily dialogues--it allowed for a reflective and communal moment after a difficult 90 minutes. It was the best form of giving back because I gained a ton. I learned so much from creating a space to grow food and talk about it, and I learned way more from watching the incredible campers engage with the garden.

I have volunteered for Broadway Cares for seven years (so far!). I have held a bucket at the spring and fall "Bucket Brigades," served on a committee and attended many fun and moving events. BCEFA has a hard-working, dedicated team from top to bottom. What we do together makes a difference!

Chemo Comfort is a nonprofit that does direct service, working with people currently undergoing chemo treatment, trying to make their experience a little more enjoyable. The NGO puts together kits with products that include educational materials (books and flyers), food related products (tea, ginger based candy) and clothing products, all tested and found useful by previous patients. <br>The NGO values volunteers and offers a pleasant atmosphere and work space. The volunteers are from all age ranges: high schoolers, college students, people who are currently working but who want to volunteer in their spare time, and retired individuals. It is a place where, personally, I made friends and to which I look forward to returning every week. <br>The NGO has a table at important events in the field every year (e.g. Race for the Cure), for those interested in learning more about the organization, talking to the volunteers and getting involved.

Thanks to friends of island academy I became more responsible and more disciplined of the things I do. Friends of island academy is school site that help young lives. Also thanks to friends of island academy I see a better world. Friends of island academy is a new opportunity to young lives. Meanwhile I became a photographer by the international center of photography thanks to friends of island academy.

This nonprofit functions largely as the name Haitian Women for Haitian Refugee. They are a hate group against Dominican Republic, and participate in a campaign of lies and misinformation. There is a petition associated with the lies they are saying. https://www.change.org/p/victor-pichardo-andrew-cuomo-chuck-j-gustavo-rivera-charles-rangel-stop-nys-assembly-bill-k00376?recruiter=2521717&utm_source=share_petition&utm_medium=facebook&utm_campaign=share_facebook_responsive&utm_term=mob-xs-share_petition-no_msg&fb_ref=Default

As a writer and reporter, I have been personally and professionally interested in integrative medicine and wellness. AIMI offers classes and books that I find extremely useful for both my life and in my work. Healing through mental imagery is a powerful tool. Dr. Jerry Epstein is a leader and visionary in this field. <br>I recommend AIMI and his website as well. http://drjerryepstein.org/

As a user of their available services I can say that they are an ethical and selfless group of volunteers who use the funds fully for the sake of the cause. I have become a donor as I want to support any efforts they do. <br>

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Ms Mallios began her service with the Hllenic Medical Society as co-chairman for scholarship events. <br>Mary ,as President of the United Nations International School Parent's Association, began with heading up the Book Fair in Junior School. After her love of books becoming elected as President of the Association, she inspired 2 galas. One with the aid of the Greek Ambassador, a 350 person event and a 780 person event for the 50th anniversary of the school . Coupled with the Anniversary, she inspired the award winning (Tabasco Award) International Home Cooking- cookbook. The monies obtained from the cookbook revenues led to refurbishing of the Junior School library, the High School lounge, and the start of the Lea Ribiero scholarship. <br>Mary holds a Masters degree in Audiology and Speech and a bachelors in Elementary Education and resides in NYC with her family. <br>Mary clearly loved this school and her legacy will be remembered.

I volunteered at Proyecto Horizonte in 2011 and had a wonderful experience. I felt like I was doing meaningful work in the community. The best part about volunteering at Proyecto Horizonte is that they want every person to work where he or she will be the most impactful, and they are very willing to accommodate the volunteer's needs. For example, I was doing research for my master's thesis while volunteering. Eliza, Niki, and the rest of the staff were so open to providing me with opportunities to explore the different projects at the site, interview employees, and meet community leaders. I could not have completed my research without their incredible support. Every project felt like a team effort, and every volunteer had the chance to become deeply connected with the community. I highly recommend Proyecto Horizonte for anyone who is looking for an opportunity to experience life in a different culture!

This is a grass roots organization that started years ago when a member of Alpine Country Club was diagnosed with Breast Cancer, and her friends ran a golf tournament to raise money for research in the hope of helping find a cure. From this one little club in New Jersey PFP began to grow by word of mouth to surrounding clubs in the area. It was then that we partnered with the "Evelyn Lauder" Breast Cancer Reaserch Foundation. It is because of our dedication to finding a cure that this partnership came about. We donate 100% of the money we raise to BCRF. Over the years we have grown to become BCRF's largest donator raising over Thirty Million dollars one small event at a time! We are now a Nationwide Organization with no advertising, simply by word of mouth.

I work for Wildlife Alliance for 5 years. This is a great nonprofit organization operating task in Cambodia to protect wildlife and rainforest in Southern Cardamoms Mountain. <br>I love Wildlife Alliance!!!

Not knowing anything about numismatics, I started interning at the ANS to learn more about development and fundraising. While working, I’ve become more fascinated by coins and related objects because they are artifacts of history and some are very beautiful. Despite the large collection and variety of projects the ANS maintains, such as publications and online databases, the administration is kept lean. As an intern, the small size is a benefit because I can work on diverse projects and learn how the organization functions as a whole.

This organization was accepted into the Combined Federal Campaign. As such they have passed rigorous review by the US Office of Personnel Management and are ranked in the top 1 % of charities nationwide.