Youngwood Nonprofits and Charities

River art works Non profit Organization is one of the best Organization that truly believes in Art and technology growth. I am Rosalind Panda, one of the board members. This organization' s mission is to promote art and technology ad vancement across United States and build a place where everyone can flourish in these areas as human beings and bring out the best of their creativity that helps in the betterment of humankind in the long run. River Art works will absolutely be a platform for the great things to come in near future. I can't stress on the need of this Organization building enough. And the grant approvals will be certainly the boosters for this mission to be accomplished and turn into reality.

We adopted two beautiful cats from this shelter. When we adopted the cats, the facility was very clean and the cats were not caged. We even found out a little history about the cats. We donate every year to this shelter and we would have no reservations recommending them. They do a great job.

Wildlife Works' (Youngwood, Pa) volunteers are the kindest people on Earth. They work tirelessly to save all orphaned or injured wild animals that are brought to them. Their director, Beth, is an extremely wise old human owl. She is a compassionate, knowledgable licensed wildlife rehabber who also enjoys teaching others about wildlife. I have brought numerous injured mammals and birds over the last ten years to Wildlife Works and each was treated with great compassion. This organization donates its time to save all wild animals, not just "exciting" ones. This organization doesn't discriminate. They care for everything from lowly deer mice to exciting, endangered Golden Eagles. <br> <br>My sons favorite days in elementary school were the days when a Wildlife Works volunteer brought in an owl, falcon, or other animal to teach the school children. The volunteers from this organization spend hours each year teaching the children about how humans can help wildlife species. Although my children's science lessons addressed the importance of conservation, the Wildlife Works volunteer really implanted the importance of being good environment caretakers into them. <br> <br>Wildlife Works also volunteers their knowledge to the adult communities in Western Pennsylvania. They visit various adult clubs in Western Pennsylvania each month and often bring a wildlife species for viewing. Wildlife Works is always very active on Earth Day. They always find a venue on this day to teach about preserving the Earth for all species. I and many others recently enjoyed learning from a Wildlife Works volunteer at the Fred Roger's Center at St. Vincent's College in Latrobe, Pa. The "teaching arm" of Wildlife Works provides a very valuable service to Western Pennsylvania.