My Nonprofit Reviews

The Executive Women of the Palm Beaches Foundation has demonstrated unwillingness in response to my respectful enquiry about a nominee for the 2023 Women in Leadership Awards being the CEO of Herizon where this CEO threatened me with legal action regarding my respectful critique on a Herizon grant to Futures Without Violence for its Coaching Boys Into Men program where according to correspondence I have received, Futures is not willing to tailor its programs for people with autism and other special needs.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

Nonprofits First has not responded at all within 28 calendar days regarding my enquiry about a nominee for the 2022 Hats Off Awards being the CEO of Herizon where this CEO threatened me with legal action regarding my respectful critique on a Herizon grant to Futures Without Violence for its Coaching Boys Into Men program where according to correspondence I have received, Futures is not willing to tailor its programs for people with autism and other special needs.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

Golden House has not responded at all within 28 calendar days regarding my enquiry about a 2020 grant for a program program it is implementing which is Coaching Boys Into Men from Futures Without Violence with regard to autism tailoring.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

Pact has not responded at all within 28 calendar days regarding my enquiry about a program it has implemented which is Coaching Boys Into Men from Futures Without Violence with regard to autism tailoring.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

The KidSafe Foundation has been unable or unwilling to answer my query within 28 calendar days regarding the lack of tailoring of materials for children who have autism and other special needs and that such require special protection considering that 1 in 54 children are on the autism spectrum according to the US CDC and that such tailoring will help make their programs even more effective.

The Allstate Foundation has not responded to my inquiry regarding its grant to the Coaching Boys Into Men program developed by Futures Without Violence where Futures says (according to correspondence I have received) that tailoring of their programs for people with autism and other special needs is not a focus area despite the US CDC estimate of 1 in 54 children along with 1 in 37 boys being on the autism spectrum.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

I have made multiple attempts to contact the MacArthur Foundation who has not responded regarding the consideration of tailoring of third party programs for people with autism and other special needs in consideration of grants and one of those considered for a grant by the MacArthur Foundation included Futures Without Violence who says that autism tailoring of their programs is not a focus area despite the US CDC estimate of 1 in 59 children being on the autism spectrum.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

The Jewish Women's Foundation of the Greater Palm Beaches has awarded grants to nonprofits who do not tailor their programs for people with autism and other special needs despite the US CDC estimate of 1 in 59 children being on the autism spectrum, and one of these grantees includes Futures Without Violence who says that autism tailoring of their programs is not a focus area.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

I have contacted Together For Girls multiple times about the need to consider whether third party programs are tailored for people with autism and other special needs in effectiveness evalulations considering the US CDC estimate of 1 in 59 children being on the autism spectrum, and these enquiries remain unanswered as of the time of posting.
Since some people with autism may disagree with certain messages in such programs, such tailoring can make these programs even more effective by catering for a special audience and can even enhance autism awareness.

Futures Without Violence currently does not tailor its programs including Coaching Boys Into Men for people with autism and has not responded to such queries regarding tailoring for autism.
If Futures Without Violence tailors its programs for people who have autism, such programs can be even more effective and can even raise autism awareness.

A few years since the rise of web-based advertising, Ad Council PSAs (particularly online PSAs) started to be delivered outside their intended territory, being the United States, wasting up to at least US$200 million in donated media annually and this practice can also distort perceptions on issues not relevant to communities outside the US, such as the Lead Poisoning Prevention Campaign where lead paint was banned in Australia earlier than in the US and these improper practices are ongoing as of today; the Ad Council knew that this was occurring, yet did nothing about it.

The Ad Council does not currently have a publically available whistleblower policy, and also does not affirmatively demonstrate that their PSAs fully cater for people who have autism.

Some of the Ad Council’s board members and donors are from questionable industries such as alcohol or fast food, or have been complicit in human rights abuses such as Coca-Cola being involved in anti-union violence in Colombia.