My Nonprofit Reviews

The Carter Center helps to sustain democratic process, and to sustain the public health, all around the world. Kind and pragmatic, clear-headed and scientific, culturally-aware and sensitive. An all-around great organization.

These people are heroes. They go where they're needed, and they make impossible situations possible for people to live through, and hopefully go on with their lives.

One of the most basic needs for the care of companion animals is spaying and neutering. Even if people can't afford it, in which case MN SNAP can help by making it easier and more affordable. Every pet that's born and dies without someone to care for it is a tragedy that MN SNAP is helping to avert--every day,

When companion animals are in need, they Animal Humane Society is there.

The "Institute of Range & the American Mustang" is the organization behind the Black Hills Wild Horse Sanctuary, a place where wild horses can be what they really are. Nothing more or less, nothing put on for show. Just wild horses in the wild, with kind, helping human hands when they're needed. Beautiful.

The Center for Biological Diversity is a brave, scientific advocacy organization for wildlife and their wild habitats. Subscribe to their newsletter, and see the wild world--and its environmental crises, and the solutions that are being applied to them--open up before you. It's vital work, and it's done well by The Center for Biological Diversity.

HSUS is a voice for the helpless, the abused, the animals who just want to live their lives but aren't allowed to because of ill-conceived human industry, "recreation," "entertainment," carelessness, selfishness, etc. HSUS speaks up, stands up, goes to the sources of problems and provides solutions. It's very good to have HSUS in the world.