Find Education Nonprofits and Charities

  alicia5 wrote:

Dudley Observatory has tought me values about lfe and what I want to do with my future. Some nights we were in SPAC showing the public practically anything they wanted see through our telescopes and some nights we were setting up tables at various locations... more »

  psublue23 wrote:

Tell your story here and help others understand this charity This non=profit attended an event held by Rep. Brendan Boyle and they did a great job. They informed parents of their various services and educated Rep. Boyle and our staff on how... more »

  bairdart wrote:

Despite being such a small, rural community we feel we have one of the best districts in the state of Utah. Kane Schools Foundation for Students works hard every year to ensure our community and school district are doing what it takes to provide an excellent... more »

  kdcjones wrote:

I have known about CollegeTracks work in the community since their inception and the impact they make daily on the lives of students and families in our community who don't have the expertise to get to college and find enough money to attend once accepted.... more »

  lauryn7112001 wrote:

I walked into the doors of Homecoming on Feb 8th, 2006. I’ll be honest, I didn’t think that place was for me but I didn’t really have a whole lot of options. There I was in the middle of some hick town in a house on cinder blocks with... more »

  kneehi wrote:

I have witnessed the great works of helping kids and adults that LaB has done with each successful program. It's wonderful knowing that literacy has an important part of our non-profit community. I commend the entire team for the hard work. Thank you... more »

  Carolyn27 wrote:

I have volunteered with Love at Work Ministries on several trips to Costa Rica. I have been amazed at the many ways this organization helps the community there and at the many things they have been able to accomplish. I am also a donor, donating monthly... more »

  jackie7 wrote:

I have been bringing my fourth grade class to Mohonk for education programs for about 12 years. The programs enhance my curriculum in numerous ways, including supporting my students in learning to compare and contrast, to engage in scientific observation... more »

  jared3 wrote:

After bringing the BioBus to my school for a week and seeing the excitement it gave to my students I was committed to getting more involved in this project. Since that visit I have joined the BioBus's board of directors and helped to develop its science... more »

  ava5809 wrote:

I love WomenNC because they advocate for gender equity and provide so many interesting graphics on women's issues going on at the local, national, and global levels! more »

  LinaPR wrote:

Thanks to the help of AFC we could finish our strategic plan and operational budget. The workshops are excellent as well as all staff and volunteers. more »

  jeb707 wrote:

Great nonprofit doing wonderful things for children locally and internationally. They have unique programs and every member of this organization including the officers and board members donate their time. I would wholeheartedly recommend this organization. more »

  Cynthiabell wrote:

Hello I received service from Alexia she was so friendly and most importantly proffesional she helped the time go by so fast I was getting a style that took up to 8 hours but with her wonderful spirt she talked with me the whole time and I loved the... more »

  Dora D. wrote:

I volunteered for this wonderful program and can honestly say that this is a program committed to helping kidsfrom kkindergarten to middle school with not only academics but with personal growth as well. Thr directorJansen Azarias gives his all to these... more »

  Chris224 wrote:

As founder or principal officer of several non-profit organizations throughout my career I'm familiar with many of the arts, educational, and charitable entities providing services across Connecticut and the New York Metropolitan area, and having volunteered... more »

  Andrew G.3 wrote:

The profound effect that participation in competitive debate has had on my life is hard to quantify. Besides the extremely valuable research, critical thinking and public speaking skills skills I developed, high school debate was where i discovered who... more »

  voyagers2004 wrote:

Voyagers, Community School is an innovator among private, not for profit schools. In the past two years the school has instituted indexed tuition and the Innovator Svholars program. This has created greater diversity in its student body and provided full... more »

  jennifferpp wrote:

Esta es una fundacion que esta desarollando una excelente labor en la comunidad de Rhode Island y en la Republica Dominica. Esta fundacion le da ayuda a niños de bajos recursos y a personas sin hogares. Que bonito es ver el amor que ellos le brindan... more »

  JenSwan wrote:

Founded in 1964, California Poets in the Schools is one of the largest literary artists-in-residence programs in the nation. We encourage students throughout California to recognize and celebrate their creativity, intuition, and intellectual curiosity... more »

  Barbara114 wrote:

I have seen the positive impact this school has had on the children it has served and the adults involved in supporting the school. It is truly a village that is interested in the best education for their children. I have taught in Idaho public schools... more »

  freddyg wrote:

This is an outstanding organization where only 8% goes to cover all administrative costs, and 92% actually goes to the people, spreading literacy to 125,000 students yearly, in over 22 countries, all at a cost of only $60.00 per student. The staff is... more »

  Niccolo wrote:

Great fellowship agency. They fund young investigators with a rigorous and meritocratic review process, and have fellows involved in the most important cancer projects across the US. Highly recommended for young scientists coming to the US from Italy. People... more »

  Suzanne27 wrote:

ECS Is one of the finest organizations I have ever worked with. Their leadership and staff are dedicated without question to making the world for disadvantaged children and their parents a better place to live in. Additionally, they have been innovative... more »

  har_rocks wrote:

Voice for Adoption does amazing work to improve the foster care system through spreading awareness as well as working towards important legislation. VFA's work on the Every Child Deserves a Family Act is important to ending discrimination in child welfare... more »

  grassroots4thetroops wrote:

This organization keeps graduates, and families, up to date with a variety of cadet, faculty and graduate events. Much information, and many opportunities. would be unknown to us, except for their insightful publications and notifications. West Point... more »

  John_Schubert wrote:

I may be biased, since I'm the board president of CAT. But I think we are an exemplary organization. We help thousands of children and a good many adults every year with bicycle safety education. We provide bikes for people who need them -- Christmas... more »

  Barbara52 wrote:

The caliber of performers Arts for the Schools provides in our community for both adults and children is phenomenal. I've attended at least half of all the programs provided in the last 10 years and feel honored to have experienced such wonderful education... more »

  aishamarie1229 wrote:

When i first was 15 in my sophomore year of high school i found out i was pregnant. While deciding to stay in school and keeping the child i brought my daughter to daycare at Cyesis which is partnered with Children First. From there on i have been able... more »

  gingie-mcleod wrote:

HEAF is an inspiring organization. The level of professionalism amongst the staff during my presentation was exceptional. The flow of the career event was superb. The youth that participated in the series were very involved. They seemed so appreciative... more »

  ladyj677 wrote:

Byte Back is a very Good organization. I did not have any computer exprience. My six weeks for the 1st class and then six weeks again prepared me for advancement in the work force. I really enjoyed the staff. Byte Back is the BEST. more »

  franks-cd wrote:

HealthMPowers is one of very few organizations in the nation with a proven program for promoting healthy behaviors in children. HealthMPowers provides exercise DVDs to engage students in physical activity, has been conducting testing that prospectively... more »

  drcapogrossi wrote:

Since their founding on the Island of Hawaii, USA, in 2002, the vision of Akamai University, has been the advancement of the human condition and sustainability of the planet. As educators, they are most comfortable with instructional methods that empower... more »

  Sharnya Smith wrote:

I am the coordinator of a youth workplace readiness program on Va. Peninsula. We have worked consistently with GSGG to provide employment opportunities for youth. Renita and staff have provided transportaion and developed seasonal work sites for youth.... more »

  jasonmalikow wrote:

I was a volunteer tutor for Chicago schoolchildren, grades two and up, for three years. In that time I got to know many of the students and see them make progress in writing, math, history, languages, science, and other fields. The students are fun, energetic,... more »

  jhenry wrote:

Diabetes during pregnancy is a serious condition, causing many complications, most of which can be prevented. Sweet Success Diabetes and Pregnancy program was so successful in CA, it needed to be shared with programs in other states. Standards of practice... more »

  AnneMartin.WV wrote:

I have been involved with Shalom for many years. I enjoy helping out with the Building Bridges of Respect Conference, the most. It is held every other year and about 200 people attend. We explore diversity issues in our community and support small businesses/artists/craftspeople.... more »

  ivn124 wrote:

I come to see great perfomances and films dedicated to Russian musical culture, cinematography, and other artistic ventures. These events are well-organized, have a comforting personalized atmosphere, and occur on regular basis. Outstanding pianists and... more »

  Writer wrote:

Anike Foundation is a nonprofit organization whose mission is developing education in Africa. Our organization, Philanthropic Project International (PPI), is a nonprofit organization (NGO) dedicated to improving the life and living conditions of poor... more »

  cgbcgb wrote:

Reading with children gives them the chance to see that reading is not a chore but a pleasure, not just for children but adults as well. It shows them that if you can read, you can learn about anything, and be anyone you want to be. Reading is a skill... more »

  Peg2013 wrote:

Hello, Generations, Inc. has been a wonderful place to volunteer over the last seven years. I have worked with many different children, mostly first and second graders, some kindergarten and have enjoyed all of them. I have been placed in mostly... more »

  Joe Crismore wrote:

The fun and camaraderie at one of over 1100 banquets nation wide is unmatched. If you want to have fun, see the newest merchandise and most important of all support the shooting sports for youth, women and range developement this is THE ticket. Visit... more »

  sophiamadden wrote:

I worked with the Queen City Book Bank for my Senior Capstone Project as a Mount Notre Dame High School student. Of the hundreds of local nonprofits in the Greater Cincinnati area, I specifically sought to contact QCBB for this project. As a book lover,... more »

  zahra2 wrote:

BookEnds was started by a young boy who visited an LA based orphanage and discovered that there were no books available for the children at that institution. He took it upon himself to surprise his mother by collecting upwards of 800 books at school that... more »

  Shep wrote:

Bottom Line supports students not only through the college application process but throughout their entire college experience in order to help ensure they graduate. The personalized, one-on-one guidance and mentoring provided by Bottom Line helps low-income,... more »

  Marcellus wrote:

Breaking Ground At Breaking Ground community it’s a family based program. We have devotion in the morning to start a day filled in spirit. Then we have “Tell it like it is” to ease to the stress from a day to day lives in open discussion.... more »

  otis wrote:

I have been a student at the Center for LifeLong Learners for 5 years. When my mom brought me here I was in the 1st grade and now I am in the 6th grade. It used to be that school was boring and a wall of anger was always around me until one day the... more »

  marlatodd69 wrote:

I joined the program when my daughter was born back in 2001. I don't have much for family so it was so nice to have my home visiter come out and go over where my daughter should be on things she should be able to do by what age she was at and showed... more »

  major-clemens wrote:

Team Genesis is an excellent education and sports program which gives young men a chance to excel in the classroom as well as on the basketball court. Harry Williams and his staff work hard to provide a strong education and mentorship experience for... more »

  Donor530 wrote:

I have been a donor to Eden Autism Services for nearly 30 years, and have witnessed its growth during that time from a small local agency to a world-class organization that continues to positively impact the lives of children and adults with autism and... more »

  Timothy16 wrote:

I had the pleasure of accompanying Jean, Dave and the CALU team to Uganda this summer. My wife, Dr. Evelyn R. Wells, was making her 3rd trip to Uganda while Judith, Timmy and I were making our first visit to the "Pearl of Africa". While my wife worked... more »

  MCFDonor wrote:

I have been familiar with the Madagascar Cooperative Foundation for a number of years. This nonprofit helps the people of Madagascar in a number of ways, with a particular emphasis on practical and business education, and in providing small loans to... more »

  Organizqueen wrote:

This is an incredibly well run organization. They are passionate about what they do and they do it very very well. SO impressed with all of the employees and the volunteers. more »

  Simone v. wrote:

Even though I only joined Gramiksha quite recently, I have noticed that Gramiksha stands out due to these two strengths especially: 1) As a volunteer, joining Gramiksha truly feels like joining a family. Everyone is very supportive of each other and... more »

  empoweringeducator wrote:

This is an amazing organization that brings mindfulness resources into school communities! Through conferences, workshops and a micro-credential program, educators all over the country are able to connect and provide opportunities to create a ripple effect... more »

  rzaidi wrote:

FORA is a remarkable organization. I've had the pleasure of volunteering there for several years and have witnessed the incredible growth of each child involved. It's not just their grades and test scores that have improved—there's a noticeable increase... more »

  Wacks V. wrote:

There is no assurance when do pandemic we are facing today will end. Prioritizing the safety of learners are the primary concern of the school. Work experience of the student should not be hindered by this outbreak, we can continue and make an option... more »

  luckykman wrote:

It is during times like these that I am both humbled and honored to be a part of such a talented and motivated team of trailblazers who are dedicated to making such an impact throughout the nation. It is often said that your calling is what you are made... more »

  Rengle3 wrote:

I am honored to be a volunteer with this organization. AASR advocates for those like me who are discriminated, secluded and restrained simply due to lack of Neurotypical communication methods.Thank you Guy! more »

  hearmenow wrote:

I have been attending the Hearing and Speech Center for over 25 years for hearing related services. Besides the friendly atmosphere, the quality of care I receive is of the highest standard. I recommend their services and compared to other private audiology... more »

  skipdykoski wrote:

MoveOn is the epitome of grass roots effective activism and for more than ten years unwaveringly has shown compassion and fairness. more »

  Leaning Pisa wrote:

Hidden Villa is one of the true gems of the Bay Area. Over the last 30 years, I've spent time hiking their quiet trails, cooking their organic produce, visiting their friendly farm animals, and taking varios workshops and classes from their docents.... more »

  Writer wrote:

Shady Lane School is almost 50 years old and has achieved NAEYC accreditation as well as a Keystone STARS 4A rating. Children learn through play and the arts in developmentally appropriate classrooms arranged according to age. The school is diverse... more »

  bprice2 wrote:

The Education Foundation of Baltimore County Public Schools is a trusted partner that has done so much to benefit the educational experiences of our boys and girls in Baltimore County Public Schools. Since 2019, they have funded four of my proposals... more »

  jennifer vergilii wrote:

My son received PT services for gross vestibular issues for about 1.5 years from the Achivement Centers. The counselors were professional, patient and kind - they truly care about the patients that they serve and love their jobs. My son loved going... more »

  Mark201 wrote:

As the parent of a FAR client, the impact FAR Therapeutic Arts And Recreation has on them is far reaching. I have witnessed clients develop confidence and social skills so important in providing them the opportunity to be on an equal footing to their... more »

  DBHENTSC wrote:

As a newly graduated college student, I was given the opportunity to put my time to great use. There are scores of homeless children all over the country, and most of them have only one parent. This organization efficiently matches donors(volunteers)... more »

  rschmalz wrote:

I traveled with PDK on a 10-day trip to Scandinavia. The tour guides were exceptional, and extremely knowledgeable. The accommodations were great. The meals were fantastic. And the tour group was wonderful. I have done some traveling throughout... more »

  Margaret wrote:

I have been involved with LVG for many years. It is an amazing organization in terms of its dedication to the literacy cause and to the community. LVG works with many adult learners and actively recruits, trains, and supports its tutors and volunteers.... more »

  jefito wrote:

We came to the Orchard School looking for an educational/social building block for our children, and we discovered so much more -- a warm gathering of caring individuals, working hard to serve their community and their students in equal measure. The Orchard... more »

  Puka wrote:

Puka's experience here has been a decent one, from which he has had help in Mission Milby from it's staffs and has been helpfull from his time here. more »

  sandy16 wrote:

I've devoted a huge part of my life helping to further the cause of A Child's Song because I so believe in the power of music in developing the brain at all ages. This organization uses music as it should be used - to teach, develop, encourage, and empower... more »

  Writer wrote:

We have been loving supporters of Agape Asia for approximately 8 years. The staff is so responsive to our requests for information. It is obvious to me that the priority is to give the children the help they need to improve their current circumstances... more »

  superswenson4 wrote:

Our daughter failed her new born hearing screening and began using bilateral hearing aids when she was 6 weeks old. As her parents we were concerned that she would never hear "normally", never hear common sounds, and not speak as well as her peers. She... more »

  lulu wrote:

I enjoy volunteering at the Assistance League Thrift store. This is one of our fundraisers in order to help our children by providing the following services: 1. Operation School Bell-which provides new clothing, sanitary kits, backpacks etc. to our... more »

  dvinat wrote:

Gate ia a valuable resource for Economic techars all over the country. Through theur billten boards teacher can communite about upcoming professional development, as well as creative teaching lessons. Their annual conference allowes educators to reieve... more »

  Roger M. wrote:

My name is Roger Mayer. Over the past several years, I have volunteered to assist The I AM Foundation in their mission to deliver an affirmative state of mind to the world we live in. They do this by gifting books and music worldwide and they deliver... more »

  ldolle wrote:

Student Advocacy just recently held its 15th OTO (Overcoming the Odds) Awards dinner. Prior to the dinner, I wrote a personal card to each of the four students and included a 25 dollar gift certificate from Target in order for the student to buy a little... more »

  Helper wrote:

I have volunteered twice in Guatemala with the God's Child Project and say first-hand that this organization is saving hundreds of children from abject poverty by providing them with first and foremost an education, but also with safe housing, food and... more »

  Della P. wrote:

I have been at the Florida Literacy Coalition's annual conference and was impressed by how on-target and up-to-date they are in working with family literacy! Go, Florida Literacy Coalition, Inc.! more »

  danpr wrote:

THis organization does an amazing amount for our community. It is overwhelming to see so many community leaders pull together for a great cause!!! more »

  Jim_30 wrote:

Being a teacher by profession, one of the last things I ever thought I'd be doing with my free time was volunteering to tutor additional students! Yet I'm so glad that I did--not only has it provided me with the uniquely rewarding experience of connecting... more »

  karenhofstad wrote:

I am so amazed and thankful for the Retreats that I have been able to participate in. It opened many learning experiences for me that I would not have had the opportunity to find out on my own. I cherish the experiences I had with Hawaii Wellness Institute,... more »

  tjsheehan wrote:

I've volunteered with several non-profits in the Chicago area in a variety of fundraising support roles. Humanity First amazed me in its capability to organize, advertise and run large scale fundraising events with a very small amount of overhead. Nearly... more »

  adam1 wrote:

My children absolutely love coming to the museum. My 7-year old daughter can't get enough of the vet area and my 14-year-old son enjoys the "Race is On" area (which teaches concepts of physics, such as momentum, motion and friction.) more »

  jchristian wrote:

I can't say enough how impressed I am by CCEdFund. Carrie and Jennifer, the Fund's Directors, go to great lengths to ensure the children they support are excelling in their studies and attending Cambodia's best schools. more »

  Joan Grazio wrote:

As a widow with family a thousand miles away, I thought I would have to face my cancer totally alone. My doctor suggested that I call Healing Touch Buddies. They were there for me all the way from pre surgery and for an entire year after surgery. My practitioner/buddy... more »

  Dave A. wrote:

I've been involved with WAVES for Development since the beginning. Each day is a new adventure. The thing I love most about the organization is the people that get involved from all walks of life. It's inspiring to see so many people from such different... more »

  aleefia wrote:

I spent 3 months with Wake Up Pune (www.wakeuppune.org), as the coordinator where I ran advocacy programs in the middle and upper class in Pune, India. Wake Up Pune is a part of Deep Griha Society's DISHA (an initiative for HIV and AIDS). I loved my time... more »

  WeiZhao wrote:

My name is Wei and I have been interning at GlobalMindED ever since I moved from China to Denver, Colorado a couple of months ago. I reached out to the team at GlobalMindED to learn about their internship opportunities because their mission –... more »

  general7526 wrote:

I could spend hours at this venue reasoning with the elders i meet at Shanice Educational Learning Center I learned so much about so many different cultures.So far from my experience from visiting this location the Shanice Educational Learning Center... more »

  RussArizonaVolunteer wrote:

Volunteering as a member of the Posse is amazing! 1) SHOP WITH A COP- incredible taking underprivileged kids Christmas shopping so they can choose their own gifts and give gifts to their family is amazing every year! There's nothing like "being Santa"... more »

  Alfonso G. wrote:

Great team dedicated to the support of tech development and teaching throughout the world using the F# language! more »

  Oscar_T wrote:

The Serve Trip that Changed My Life!As a dental healthcare professional, nothing brings me more joy then using my talents and abilities to help those in need. Even though it is my part of my career to assist in providing dental care in an office... more »

  thalaburda wrote:

From the moment I discovered Tamerlaine, I knew I wanted to be involved in helping them achieve their mission. This was even more evident after meeting Gaby and Peter and the animals in their care. Caring, compassionate, and with a clear goal of what... more »

  sajidasa wrote:

We just don't help the refugee families... We become their family. It is not uncommon for us to eat at each others' homes or share our meals. We share each other's happiness and grief. Please support us and be part of our family. more »

  mobileUser659467 wrote:

Gen Justice successfully advocated for a unanimous new law that gives abused kids in Arizona foster care legal representation. They've also helped hundred of abused kids Pro Bono in their law clinic. This is charity at its best! more »

  CH2021 wrote:

Danita and her team have a heart for education and the very best interest at heart for students. more »

  courtneyag wrote:

The “easy,” but valuable volunteer experience … I have been a reading to kids volunteer for two years, and this is my first review on great non profits. I joined reading to kids as part of a new year’s resolution to contribute... more »

  tsaltveit wrote:

Watching a new student from a disadvantaged background access the resources and personal attention of a private school inspires me as an educator. SMART students often become the first member of their family to attend college, thus breaking the cycle... more »

  Esmeralda D. wrote:

When I think of Edmo, I think of their t-shirts that say, "curious, courageous, kind human" that they give to their participants at camp :). I love how social emotional learning is intertwined with science and recreation during their programs :). Our... more »

  Barbara Westermeyer wrote:

Kelsey was struggling terribly in 3rd grade. She was diagnosed with Dyslexia nad we chose Hope Academy for 4th-5th grade. They helped her reading comprehension/math and overall confidence. She soared there and learned so much. She is now back in mainstream... more »

  Ravenswood Info wrote:

I have worked in Ravenswood District as a volunteer and part-time employee since 1996. I've watched the District emerge from very dark and difficult times, and the last 8 years Ravenswood Education Foundation has been a big part of the changes happening... more »

  mattmaul wrote:

I am currently the Past Chairman of the Board at Brighton and I can tell you from my 10 years on that board that the phenominal job that is being done and has been done for years is greatly due the leadership of Kim Jefferies ( Executive Director) and... more »

  imhouston wrote:

The DACOR Bacon House in Washington DC is an historic gem. The organization of DACOR which advances discussion about diplomacy and diplomatic engagement is vital. My experience with the house and the organization over many years has been one of the great... more »

  jbacker wrote:

I have been volunteering at the library for the last 3 or 4 years as a drop in tech helper and as an assistant to the library's volunteer coordinator. Libraries are an essential part of a democracy. The Library Foundation's support of the Boulder Public... more »

  doctorgretchen wrote:

My three children were cared for, taught and nurtured at Love To Grow On. The staff are tremendously patient and caring to every child. They plan fun activities and keep the kids active! We appreciated their attention to Christian values very much. Our... more »

  windycitygal83 wrote:

The Marine Corp Scholarship Foundation is an outstanding way to thank servicemen and their families for their service in the most meaningful way possible....providing opportunity through education. It is run by extremely focused and passionate individuals... more »

  Jeanne99 wrote:

I am a proud alumni of St Joan Antida High School. The experiences I had there, specifically with having the ability to be involved in so many different clubs and multicultural groups, has been a wonderful foundation for me in my life. I believe that... more »

  Karen283 wrote:

Our first experience with Rainbow Girls was a cupcake baking party. We knew no one when we walked in the door. By the end of the night my daughter was having a sleep over at one of the girls houses. We went to help sell the cupcakes the next day. The... more »

  jeffreyjeane wrote:

captain scott corwin was a west point graduate who was murdered in savannah georgia six years ago with the case still open and not solved. the family of scotts have come together and opened this organization to assist and show army families what scott... more »

  carolsalva wrote:

Family Point Resources has made an incredible difference in our community. I am a teacher at a local high school. Many of my students are able to take advantages of the programs for underprivileged families. Some of our students are volunteering there... more »

  dmcquilkin wrote:

Southern CT Storm uses the game of ice hockey to teach life skills to children and young adults. Building lasting friendships, physical skills and empowering developmentally disabled athletes in a safe, nurturing hockey environment. Storm is a member... more »

  nevada-outdoor-school wrote:

NOS has been doing, and I'm sure will continue to, a great job providing benefits for the local community. Besides the thousands of children taught over the years, they have provided AmeriCorps Volunteers to many other local non-profits! more »

  klreed wrote:

I have been involved with Technology for All since its inception over fifteen years ago. I have watched it grow and develop and impact the lives of thousands of clients. i have witnessed youth being helped escape gang activity and continue their education,... more »

  Christine86 wrote:

Like many mom's of an autistic middle schooler I had reached the end of my rope. In spite of his intellect, kindness and great sense of humor, my son was no longer able to function in public school. We held it together with the consistency of a small... more »

  KTorguson wrote:

I have worked with Oak Crest for almost a year and I'm impressed by the standards to which they hold their students, their collaborators and themselves. Encouragement of and collegiality toward their students, wrapped in the context of hands-on research,... more »

  BGRicards wrote:

I am a past board member of Centro Latino for Literacy (CLL) and currently volunteer on their Marketing committee. I also work with CLL as they are an affiliate member of the non-profit organization I work for, the National Council of La Raza (NCLR).... more »

  Erika H. wrote:

I have two children with autism, and they have both been assisted by SARRC. My older son, who is 8, has been through their Jump Start program, and has been involved in a medical research program, through which we have seen great improvement! They are... more »

  dlclabaugh wrote:

The Book Worm Angels have supplied the students at Alexander Graham School with an abundance of books for their classroom libraries. Through their donations, my students now have the opportunity to read a variety of trade books that are helping to increase... more »

  concernedcitizen911 wrote:

This "once great" organization continues to exist on their sheer size and PR spin. Services at the child level are poor. How can this org pay its CEO over $1M as well as having bloated salaries in many other senior positions at a time it is losing close... more »

  MelBarlow wrote:

Often in our society, high school students are expected to act responsibly, and yet are not trusted enough with important jobs or positions. LearnServe International empowers students to discover that they have the potential to change the world. I was... more »

  aclynx wrote:

The scholarship is dedicated to a great leader and former colleague. His exemplary attitude and dedication to his work served as an inspiration to all the volunteers running the organization. Once I interacted with the volunteers to understand why they... more »

  AHAVA wrote:

I have been extremely impressed over the years at the amazing impact A.H.A.V.A. has had on the lives of its participants. It's is simply inspiring to see how children who are afraid to say "hello" in English at the beginning of the year are transformed... more »

  thaley wrote:

I first learned about the Josh Stevens Foundation at the elementary school where I work. The Stevens family's story is incredibly touching. We implemented the Be Kind program this past year with the students and staff. It was so amazing to see kids being... more »

  Daveathome123 wrote:

The animals are well taken care of and the people running the place are great. I found two of my favorite animals there when I paid them a visit early on Thursday morning. Bear the 8 month old Long Hair Giant Terrier, and Zebediah the camel. Bear is... more »

  Kal V. wrote:

I follow EcoRise, use their materials, and attend their professional developments for furthering my education. I teach Environmental Studies and EcoRise provides a wealth of information to help me provide well-rounded, standards based lesson plans. more »

  info363 wrote:

Budget Buddies is a non-profit devoted to helping low income women to empower themselves by learning how to use the money they have wisely. Each client is assigned their own coach whose sole purpose is to help their client achieve the financial... more »

  ElizabethSG wrote:

Reading Owls International is a nonprofit designed to support children living in underserved Jamaican communities in the most essential way- by providing them with libraries and books to nurture a love of learning and reading. Founded and run by Jamaican-born... more »

  Greg W. B. wrote:

EducateMe is committed to improving access to quality education in sub-Saharan Africa. The staff works diligently and with great care for each student. more »

  jc74234n wrote:

Outstanding! I first joined the NHFA as a volunteer in 2016 and was so impressed that I joined the board. Without a doubt, the NHFA is the foremost resource for home funeral education. I have personally seen the immeasurable comfort their programming... more »

  Rondell wrote:

I have watched Blue Heart change the lives of so many young men... As the only organization that caters to AA youth they are simply an amazing blessing. more »

  tim.evans21042 wrote:

I have been very fortunate to volunteer with the Genes Foundation on many activities including their Annual Fashion Show, which is an amazing inclusive event. The joy that it brings to the participants and those attending is incredible. They are always... more »

  Nancy K.3 wrote:

I was introduced to CONAPAC in 2002 while on an adventure trip and I visited a tiny village involved in the Adopt A School project. CONAPAC began in 1993 with the Adopt A School project. Education is important in Peru, and it is free, but all the... more »

  Emily Nguyen wrote:

Volunteering at The Continents States University has been such a rewarding experience. The staff is incredibly friendly and welcoming, and I feel like I'm making a difference in the community. more »

  shopkins1970 wrote:

I’ve been volunteering with Civicom Aid for several months helping with website content. I’m impressed by the dedication and organization of this nonprofit. Although I work far away from them, I feel included and part of the team. I am impressed... more »

  PaulaHardy wrote:

Tempe Community Action Agency has worked with Lauren and Let’s Go Compost at our Escalante Community Garden space in Tempe, AZ. Lauren has brought free composting education to the community through her presence and partnership at the community garden,... more »

  DeborahBrennerLiss wrote:

APTED, the Association of Professionals Treating Eating Disorders provides many functions. Overall, we aim to offer information, support, and referral information to those in recovery from eating disorders and their family and loved ones. We offer direct... more »

  Vannisha C. wrote:

DIVAS with sol is such a positive addition to the community they have held many positive and safe events for children (something hard to find in this area). I have attended their Halloween Fun! event, Block party and dropped by their after school program.... more »

  wolfton wrote:

Hands down the best safety skills I have ever received came from this program. Since taking the class I notice that I am speaking up more and it is positively affecting my work and personal life! The instructors were professional and warm and... more »

  Ngorongoro wrote:

Daraja Academy is quite simply an outstanding organization. The staff is extremely qualified and dedicated to seeing these girls succeed. It's hard to believe that just a few years ago the first class of 26 girls joined Daraja Academy to begin their... more »

  mdodaro1 wrote:

As a veteran teacher, I personally value the Consortium for enlarging my view, and making me a more thoughtful and committed professional. At a time when crushing economic conditions and paralyzing political partisanship are overwhelming many teachers,... more »

  Donor1 wrote:

Reach for College! is one of the most efficient and cost-effective organizations I know. It provides huge gains for low-income high school students--by getting so many of them to college--at very low cost. I have been a donor for three years and am always... more »

  k.powell9 wrote:

I donated my money to fund many of the programs. In addition, I also donated money to offset the NPOs operational costs and much more. more »

  cridersvilleoh wrote:

The WOFB provides a vital safety net for those in need of food security. The volunteers who distribute the food are very dedicated and treat those who receive the food with utmost respect. more »

  Chaney N. wrote:

I started volunteering with Junior Achievement of the Mahoning Valley in Ohio when my children were in Kindergarten. It was so fun doing lessons that were very clearly age appropriate, easy to teach and easy for them to learn. When I started volunteering... more »

  magic wrote:

SLCAC supports the arts, all the arts, and participating artists in St. Lawrence County. I have received assistance from SLCAC in marketing, in class planning and site hosting, in support and honest dialog about the concerns I have as an artist who doesn't... more »

  senior learner wrote:

If you are interested in educational travel, stay away from “Enrichment Voyages.” They use the ship that normally runs the Semester at Sea program (MV Explorer). There are some very good lectures on board when you are at sea, but the Enrichment Voyage... more »

  Ann E wrote:

The Gloucester Mathews Free Clinic began in 1998 in a less then 1,200 square foot building designed a a doctor's office. The first year we served 200 patients by 2011 that number had increased to 2,000, still in that same building which is now in deplorable... more »

  msrugg wrote:

The Coloma Crescent players provide and educational and fun experience for students visiting historic Coloma where the California Gold Rush began in 1848. The players are great with the kids and include audience members in each production which engages... more »

  benskin wrote:

The Golden Bell Education Foundation is a vital partner to teachers and schools in Boca Raton. They have helped support the Boca Raton Community High School Science Olympiad team for years and have helped to encourage our school community to get involved... more »

  michael50 wrote:

IBE's mission is so vital that it's the only motivation I needed from Day One to fully embrace IBE's vision. With the world's attention turning (yet not nearly fully turned) to sustaining and healing our global environment, IBE stands alone in teaching... more »

  fewong wrote:

Broad based support for every district school and every student! more »

  bdlsc35 wrote:

Keren Or is an amazing organization. A non-profit I am a part of thought so highly of it as to host a fundraiser to benefit Keren Or. I have recently become more involved, and everyone involved goes the extra mile...I sincerely suggest you take a look... more »

  Robert Marsh wrote:

meets a significant need in the world of academia by encouraging students to know what they believe and why they believe, making a faith based life credible, supporting excellence in faith based scholarship, and speaking to the academic world from the... more »

  eparas wrote:

South Pacific Academy is more than just a school; it is where children learn, challenge, and refine their academic careers and overall well-being. To me, SPA represents not just a school but an opportunity, a blessing, and a provision. It is a blessing... more »

  gfhulme wrote:

This organization provides mentors to high school young people who need that extra support.The students are required to set both personal and educational goals over three years and after successful completion of the program will receive up to $2000 towards... more »

  JoeHFM wrote:

Hope for Miami passed out 10,000 pounds of food to the community in need. This was done by an overwhelming support by Hope for Miami's volunteers and staff. Then the following month they had a huge back to school even where they distributed over... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

ICE does GREAT work and truly makes a diff for so many youth in Chi! Founder Brad E is a GREAT guy with a big heart! Team CLOZTALK is honored to call ICE a partner and we'll keep spreading the word for its imp work!! Jonny ImermanCoF: CLOZTALK,... more »

  Sphillips wrote:

DMP has always done a tremendous job in investing in the youth of our community! This outstanding non-profit works year round to secure funding to give away thousands of dollars to deserving youth! We need more people like the Pettaway’s and DMP! more »

  amulyca wrote:

I love sharing Project Explorer with my 3rd grade class. The experiences are so real that my students immediately connect! What a great resource for teachers. Project Explorer connects the world with a click of the mouse more »

  MTal wrote:

I Have been working with the Carter School to develop a design for the school for the past 3 years, and had many opportunities to visit and see the way the teachers and nurses operate, and they are wonderful. They are so caring and invested in each one... more »

  ShellyRhode85 wrote:

I can not say enough positive things about BEAMING Inc.! It is my second family! I have brought students out in the past years and I decided to volunteer ever since April of 2022! It is truly my happy place! All the staff and volunteers are so welcoming!... more »

  Daisy Mei J. wrote:

We have enjoyed donating to Journeys Within Our Community (JWOC) over the past three years. We discovered JWOC as a result of booking a tour for our daughter through the Journeys Within Tour Company (a for-profit tour company founded by the same people... more »

  Aikido wrote:

Great group of people that now have a fantastic new "green" building. They do outreach work and support many other local and national nonprofits. more »

  Billburw wrote:

Today I shared in the US Coast Guard's monthly visit with their class. I saw these Adopters share their knowledge of the Ohio River and how to contain oil spills. I could see the excitement of both the students and the Adopters as they asked questions... more »

  oaksx006 wrote:

WEDI's impact far exceeds its size. Unique and innovative, WEDI addresses economic inequality by working to level the playing field in education, lending, and entrepreneurship. The staff are passionate and effective. Members of the community as well as... more »

  Gunnar G. wrote:

I have supported this fund since its foundation. It is named for Elizabeth Bowers, a young woman who worked for my University, Tokyo International University of America (TIUA), which is affiliated with Willamette University, both located in Salem, Oregon.... more »

  Writer wrote:

A kid came to my door trying to sell candy for Teens For Tomorrow. I told him i had no cash, wished him good luck and to have a good night. I went out to grab the mail and he flicked me off from up the road. This is not the first incident in our neighbor... more »

  Jessica Singleton wrote:

My son was diagnosed with a visual impairment at 3 1/2 months old. While still processing this news, my husband and I set out on a journey in search of help for our son. We found the Blind Childrens Center through their website. On my first visit to... more »

  Paula152 wrote:

A very passionate coalition of volunteers, staff and directors whose mission is to prevent fire and burn injuries through education, engineering and enforcement. more »

  Betsy V.2 wrote:

My dd has been participating in Buffalo Prep's academic enrichment program for 5 years now. I love the staff because they care deeply about every student and they want the best for them. The staff members push the students to be the very best that they... more »

  KyndallParker wrote:

Little Light House is a place that I imagine heaven feels like. It's pure joy from the moment you walk through the door. Little Light House serves special needs students, their families and communities by providing educational and therapy services tuition... more »

  zmartha wrote:

Enrichment Works was commissioned to develop a series of plays for Northridge Hospital's Promoting Alternatives for Teen Health through Artes Teatro. These plays served as an essential tool for teaching teen health and addressing risky behaviors. Enrichment... more »

  sg2 wrote:

There is no other organization leading the kind of ethical leadership retreats that the Woodhull Institute provides for women. The organization also has an active alumnae community that supports women's goals/dreams. I regularly refer women to Woodhull... more »

  happyparent wrote:

Edboost is very well organized. Many tutors are great, mostly I am a big fan of Edboost founder and owner T Chin. She is very well versed in all aspect of the learning, and school programs, always open to listen, genuine problem solving attitude, always... more »