My Nonprofit Reviews

Making a Difference Foundation is a mismanaged and tyrannical non profit that finds housing for Veterans that are homeless. When you get accepted in the program be prepared to be disrespected again like your in boot camp. You will be considered faceless and with no character. Often your past decision will be brought to your attention and you will be screamed at for not understanding the head matriarch's ideals and reasoning. I learned by working with this foundation that the word "VETERAN" can be used as a derogatory adjective. Which is not good. The people who "help" you are unprofessional and threatening.They are assigned to you with no credentialing available. Also, the turnover of the helpers are often. Be prepared to give your most intimate details such as social security numbers, finances, lifestyle choices to someone who may have a managed an animal shelter. Most of the helpers are undereducated and lack any specialized training in rehabilitation, social services or community outreach and especially customer service . Imagine giving your most private and important information to the greeter at Walmart. Do your due diligence and research them. The KIRO News story is inflated but there many truths and those tears are not one of them.

This is a shotgun wedding style non profit that I don't recommend. They are take advantage of Veterans that are disenfranchised and without hope by promising them permanent housing while dehumanizing them with personal insults, non truths and litigation.