Find Health Nonprofits and Charities

  Daniel6246 wrote:

Erowid Center provides help to illegal drug users and unbiased information to anyone who wants to know more about recreational drugs. I think they are very important since they help minimize deaths and poor life choices. The unbiased part is... more »

  joe22 wrote:

I volunteered to distribute campaign materials on my street. As a precautionary measure, I researched the "Autism Spectrum Disorder Foundation" in various online charity rating web sites. I found several autism RELATED organizations. But of the 4-5... more »

  Patty wrote:

I would commend 'A Walk to Beautiful' to anyone interested in donating to this organization. You will see that the Fistula Foundation and the women it serves are very worthy of your interest and your contribution. more »

  Jawahar wrote:

I've been a longtime supporter and volunteer at Sankara. This organization has made great stride in terms of service to the needy and expanding it's satisfied donor base in U.S. With a clear mission to eradicate curable blindness in India, Sankara has... more »

  ValerieM2000 wrote:

MAPS is an effective non profit which is doing groundbreaking research on novel treatments for PTSD. MAPS cares about results, and they have an excellent staff of highly dedicated, talented, and hard working individuals. more »

  pauline1 wrote:

I have spent a lifetime on non-profit boards of many wonderful organizations at local, state, and national levels. I want to share my experiences with Komen for the Cure. This organization is focused, transparent, and relies heavily on volunteers. They... more »

  mse wrote:

This charity requires you send a photo of yourself before they will donate a flight. I have gone through several other charities for free flights to treatment and have never been asked for a photo. To ask is one thing but these people REQUIRE it before... more »

  BReise wrote:

DeLois Greenwood, VP of Smile Train is paid in excess of $310,000 per year. She is also provided an apartment in New York City paid for by Smile Train. Several other employees earn in excess or close to the $200,000 per year amount. Why are these employees... more »

  kemoll5 wrote:

Our healthcare system is broken, yet people still get sick and millions upon millions of people need help when they do. From the neediest of the neediest to even the upper middle class can sometimes not afford to get sick, yet they do, often enough at... more »

  ejpinman wrote:

HOV is an innovative leader in not only the homeless services field, but the non profit sector. As a volunteer I am connected to the their mission by feeling empowered and supported. The focus of bring humanity back to those that face homelessness is... more »

  janabus10 wrote:

The Oral Cancer Foundation was a LIFESAVER for our family when my husband was diagnosed with stage 4 squamous cell carcinoma, base of tongue in 2003. The support we received through the OCF site and the OCF forum was irreplaceable!!! I truly don't know... more »

  rajat malik wrote:

Its is a very active ngo and has helped me save my servant's life. I am thankful to them and may god bless them. more »

  gnicolai wrote:

On Sep. 11, 2001 I was diagnosed with Leukemia. Because of the tragedy in NYC and at the pentagon, I was unable to receive treatment in either cities primary cancer facilities. They were hoping/expecting to be treating many thousands. As a result, I found... more »

  DillonsDad wrote:

ITSAN saved my son's life. He was on an escalating potency and amount of topicals for eczema and was told next he would be given oral and systemic steriods. His eczema kept getting worse. This went on for years! Aren't steroids only supposed to be used... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am 76, retired, and living on a fixed income so there is little wiggle room in my budget. The $700/month co-pay for the Imbruvica that keeps me alive and treats my CLL (leukemia) would be too much for me to handle. Thankfully, the Patient Access... more »

  lora wrote:

I went to the clinic with my heart broken after learning that the baby I carried had died. My previous doctors were harsh and cold with me. At DVC, I was welcomed with warmth and caring. They helped me through my grief, infertility, and then the high-risk... more »

  wood wrote:

Elaine Uchtman Poggi started this admirable foundation some years ago, utilizung her own especially beautiful photographs to enliven normally sterile hospital rooms, corridors, and waiting areas. Her exceptional photographs of both scenery and people... more »

  Busyvolunteer wrote:

Over the last four years, I have spent countless hours as a volunteer for this organization in several areas -fundraising, office work, events and raising puppies. I greatly admire the mission they are attempting to accomplish. While revenues dropped... more »

  pittalum07 wrote:

Great organization!! They do very important work and are always excited. They are very organized and have work organized for volunteers. It is always my pleasure to volunteer for this organization! more »

  SeaSalt wrote:

We benefit from a three events from this charity that went well. However, our experience with the next event was not what we would have ever expected and the manner in which administration handled it was even worse. We were at a baseball game and the... more »

  Carolanne M. wrote:

My first meeting with the word Laryngomalacia was over 17 years ago and didnt meet anyone who had heard of it back then....... Infact alot of people did not even know what a Larynx was :) then 14 years later my much awaited child had the familiar stridor... more »

  beth wrote:

Marcia Horn could not be more helpful with resources and help than anything. I was referred to this organization from another client that knows my sister and am very thankful. I email Marcia every time I need assistance and receive a reply within 2-12... more »

  Gillian M. wrote:

When our daughter was diagnosed with CDH we had no idea what it really was and how many other babies and families were affected by it. We received a box with gifts information and encouragement from parents who had been through it before. So much is accomplished... more »

  tgbears wrote:

I have had the privilege of working with the Chelsea Hutchison Foundation on more than one occasion to assist with the raising of funds and the spreading of awareness for epilepsy in general, but more specifically for SUDEP in my capacity as the owner... more »

  jas wrote:

This is an outstanding charity doing good for our Armed Forces families. Some of the children are orphans while others need a home while a parent is deployed. This Children's home understands that kids are not grown at 18 and has services to successfully... more »

  dkwiener wrote:

Since the death of my brother-in-law in a tragic accident I have observed the transformation of a beloved sister through grief and sorrow to acceptance and wisdom. The ability to connect with other women who experienced the same thing was obviously crucial... more »

  Juanita L. wrote:

I am a non for profit model . I attempted to hold a fundraser along with other Colorado models and Designers .This organization Does not want our money. They turned it down and where not very nice about it . Just so you guys know, It should not matter... more »

  MyRocky wrote:

4 Paws placed a service dog with our youngest child. The experience was amazing. The dog is exceptionally well-trained and has been in service to our child for the last 4 years. Life with a service dog from 4 Paws has been a healing experience not only... more »

  jerry4 wrote:

As a volunteer I have had the privilege to meet the patients LCF helps. I have heard patients and their families share their stories about survival, hope and life. This charity is helping people like no other charity! The compassion the staff shows for... more »

  Lisa86 wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with a brain tumor at the age of 16 months old. She has endured many treatments to stop her tumor from growing including surgeries, radiation and chemotherapy. The treatment to save her has left her very different from her... more »

  marj wrote:

What a scam this is. In 2008, they took in 101 million dollars in contributions. They paid out 26 million in salaries and employee benefits, another 4 million for conferences and meetings, and a whopping 59 million for fund raising. So what are the... more »

  John58 wrote:

Sepsis Alliance has given a whole new purpose to my life: to help spread awareness of Sepsis and Septic Shock, a condition not many have heard of, but which kills 258,000 people in the US every year. After the death of my Mom due to Septic Shock, I found... more »

  Becky C wrote:

I couldn't be more passionate about this organization. The Art of Elysium brightens the lives of children battling serious medical conditions. They’re constantly rewarded with smiling faces in their hospital-based arts workshops. more »

  Jessica234567 wrote:

CCBs sent our son Oliver a care package when he was in the hospital. The package brightened our day and helped out in the hospital. What a fantastic organization! more »

  Changed wrote:

This organization is affiliated with the IPA (International Parurisis Association) which helps individuals with Parurusis (Shy Bladder Syndrome). Although to many people who do not suffer from this condition (which affects daily life, multiple times... more »

  Mark2END-MECFS wrote:

Open medicine is striving to do research to solve Mylalgic Encephalomyelitis, a severely debilitating disease that affect approx 1-2 million in US and perhaps 20 million worldwide, and related diseases. The NIH has done negligible funding for this neglected... more »

  Reiki Sojourns LLC wrote:

Strength for Life is a not for profit organization that truly cares for the cancer patients that it supports. They constantly work hard to research and develop beneficial programs that address the mental, physical and emotional issues faced by those... more »

  emilysmom wrote:

The Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance has helped educate my family an myself about the disease and has been a life line for many years. I have been a volunteer for 10 years and will continue as long as this disease touches my life. They are truly dedicated... more »

  Cure JM wrote:

Juvenile Dermatomyositis (JM) is extremely rare (2 children in a million) and can attack any system of the body. Since there is not a cure for JM; funding is desperately needed to continue with research and increase awareness of JM with the general public... more »

  Kelli P. wrote:

My son Henry received a Binkee several years ago. His Binkee has become the ONE comfort item, besides his mom and dad, that is a stable and loving force with him at every doctor appointment, every procedure, and every inpatient stay. He's 7 years old,... more »

  [email protected] wrote:

CFHI offers its participants a unique experience. In its intent it seeks to educate med students, pre-meds, PAs, nursing students, etc. on aspects of global health, as well as provide a firsthand opportunity to be immersed in the medical world in a variety... more »

  krysti wrote:

When I talk about the experience provided to breast cancer Survivors through Casting for Recovery (Indiana retreat), I barely have the words to explain what it has meant to me as well as to others I know. I was diagnosed with Stage 4 Inflammatory breast... more »

  noid wrote:

They were so supportive and helful. They really cared about what I was going through. more »

  sara22 wrote:

I got involved with Diveheart a few years ago when I heard about an exciting opportunity to try scuba diving in Key Largo, Florida. I joined in because I, at the time, was terrified of water and decided I wanted to over-come this fear. What better way... more »

  Rosemary Hank wrote:

Finding resources to help the people in the services and ministries I have been a volunteer and nurse with has been a very valuable benefit of becoming an Access Partnership, Inc. member. First I was a volunteer nurse and clinical coordinator for... more »

  XSsweat wrote:

The International Hyperhidrosis Society has literally changed the lives of thousands who suffered in silence. I have personally seen how this organization works tirelessly to continue to raise awareness of excessive sweating, and hyperhidrosis. Working... more »

  [email protected] wrote:

Wasn't feeling like my usual self and normally I would ignore it, but I heard Fran speak a while back about how you have to listen to your body and go to the doctor. And I did... although it wasn't cancer,(thankfully!!) I would not have done it if I... more »

  Mimi8 wrote:

My son was diagnosed with Asperger Syndrome at age 23 after failing college, finishing an EET associates degree,getting a fine job and being asked to leave after the training period ended. He was never told why he was asked to resign. He then spent... more »

  Alacon wrote:

I must admit that my reasons for signing up with the SF Bay Area Leukemia & Lymphoma Society's Team in Training (TNT) were none too altruistic. After grad school, all of my friends left the Bay Area, and so I had no life. My marriage sucked dead goats.... more »

  cooleen wrote:

I chose to donate to the Barth Syndrome Foundation after reading one of their newsletters. I felt compelled to give to this incredible organization when I read the stories about these wonderful families. I was actually moved to tears, reading about... more »

  karins wrote:

The Ceres Community Project has done a wonderful job in Sebastopol and the surrounding area - they prepare healthy meals for cancer patients, teach high school students the art of preparing nutritious food and involve members of the community with deliver... more »

  DerekInBoston wrote:

I am a dentist, and I went to Haiti with the IMR back in 2010 on one of their short medical trips. What a wonderful experience with an extraordinary team! Very well-organized, they knew how to keep us safe in unsafe conditions, and we ended up being able... more »

  52 St Moritz Lane wrote:

Go4TheGoal is a seminal organization demonstrating leadership in the field of helping children and families with cancer. Through the sponsorship of Dr Jeffrey toretsky at georgetown university in developing novel therapies for the cure of Ewing's sarcoma,... more »

  Juliana Williams wrote:

In my role with Community Relations at Oakley, Inc. I have had the privilege of working with TACA for several years now. Initially, we worked with them in an employee engagement capacity. Our employees always loved volunteering with their organization... more »

  jerriewall wrote:

I work for Perkins Restaurants and have done fund raising for this organization for over 15 years. I was lucky enough to visit the Village and do a volunteer shift a few years ago. It is an amazing, happy place dedicated to terminally ill children AND... more »

  SDF fan wrote:

I wanted to find a non-profit organization I could donate to after the tragedy of 9/11. National Disaster Search Dog Foundation, Inc. was a perfect choice for me because I love the fact this organization is a double blessing in that first the dog is... more »

  michael39 wrote:

This Outstanding organization is my personal charity of choice and I support many. We have had the privilege to puppy raise and/or foster 18 dogs over the past 6 years. We also have helped out at graduation--always an emotional moving experience seeing... more »

  Becky wrote:

I have been trying to increase awareness of the wonderful work Isha Foundation's Project Green Hands has done. It is so touching to see the commitment and involvement of so many thousands of volunteers in the effort to increase the green cover of Tamil... more »

  JPVMurphy wrote:

DES Action USA was my saving grace when I found it 13 years ago. Suffering health issues from the effects of my pre-natal exposure to DES they provided the information I had been seeking for years. They are the ONLY organization that serves the DES... more »

  FriendOfNepal wrote:

NYOF is an excellent organization. They're making a huge difference in the lives of thousands of children in Nepal by providing them with health care, education, and human rights. Because of the low cost of living in Nepal, and because NYOF implements... more »

  Kelly J. wrote:

This organization has saved my life. They are the experts in the field of Ankylosing Spondylitis, and they are warriors in the fight against this horrible disease. The SAA is on a mission, to educate, to support, to raise awareness and to find a cure... more »

  Anabel wrote:

I have been a CFRI Volunteer, client served , professional in CF, for over 10 years. CFRI has been a gem in my life and is truly one of the reasons I am still alive with CF. It has provided me a home away from home, with wonderfully supportive staff,... more »

  Rick17 wrote:

I got involved with this group through my wife. Her father passed away some years ago from HD. Her sister is in an assisted living home with HD. I became involved through doing some research about HD. I asked Jane Kogan for some assistance. I have... more »

  Sylvia C. wrote:

I have not had much experience with disabled kids but I crossed paths with Sandy from Victory Reins a couple of times and finally had my schedule free up so I could volunteer. I came for a Saturday morning and they needed sidewalkers. Everyone was very... more »

  ClusterHead wrote:

This is by far the largest non-profit organization working toward better treatment options for cluster headache, specificially. It is also the most giving and caring organization I have had the pleasure to engage with, and they do it all on a volunteer... more »

  dmndesign1 wrote:

These are the most caring and unselfish group of people I have ever met. Twice a week to help facilitate 5 autistic children, learn to ride. The center director and instructor are amaizing. This experience not only brings joy and a feeling of calm to... more »

  Sinam wrote:

I had the opportunity to go on a trip to Costa Rica with VIDA as a medical volunteer, and I can positively tell you it was the most amazing experience of my life! The staff were highly friendly and useful (in fact I'm dealing with separation depression... more »

  maureen5 wrote:

I was diagnosed with Fuchs' Endothelial Corneal Dystrophy many years ago. At the time I was told it was something that may or may not ever affect me. I downplayed the situation and lived my life as usual. During the summer of 2008 my vision seemed to... more »

  atma08 wrote:

This organization has been instrumental in my spiritual growth. Its leader Dr. Rakeshbhai Jhaveri (fondly known as BAPA) has touched many a souls, including mine. Through his spiritual Pravachans he has shown us the path to salvation. more »

  Kathy60 wrote:

The Partnership for Food Safety Education offers critical information to all of us about how to handle food safely. The simple messages of clean, separate, cook, and chill help us know exactly how we can protect ourselves and our families easily and effectively.... more »

  suznews40 wrote:

I am the mother of 6 bio kids and two daughters from China. I heard about LWB when we decided to adopt an older child from China. The child we were considering was in an orphanage that has LWB programs. I started sponsoring a child in the education... more »

  CLincoln wrote:

They do a great job helping underserved communities in many regions of the world. more »

  Anita W. wrote:

Clusterbusters has served the cluster headache community all over the world. They are involved in research, education and advocacy for those who suffer from "suicide headaches" which is often described as the worst pain known to man. Our relatively small... more »

  kazmerkm wrote:

I have been a volunteer, donor, and eventually a Board Member for this phenomenal organization. I have been to Gulu, Uganda both before and after Women's Global started working there and the difference this organization has made is amazing! They have... more »

  Courtney S. wrote:

A wonderful organization with top to bottom support in all areas. Not only an informational, research based organization but one that has turned their small group of families into ONE LARGE family. You can find reliable, factual information... more »

  AccessiaHealth wrote:

PSI provides a kind, caring, and generous work environment which enables staff to provide for the thousands of chronically ill patients we financially assist. I consider the PSI staff as a second family and know each and every employee by name. In our... more »

  Donna M. wrote:

Minis and Friends presents the true meaning of bringing joy to all. As a volunteer and a mini owner of this non-profit organization I have seen and experienced remarkable things happen to children and adults. These little horses and donkeys can make... more »

  Rachel R wrote:

This organization is by far one of the leaders to come out in the fight against pediatric cancer. They have a top tier medical advisory board and allow you to direct funds towards specific pediatric cancers or you can allow the board to make the call.... more »

  CancerMomma wrote:

I have been in treatment for a rare form of cancer for the last year and a half. When I was first diagnosed, New Day helped our family. My husband and I have five children, all at home and in school. Last spring, I needed to resign from my position... more »

  Linda wrote:

I am a proud parent of a young adult who has lived with the daily challenges of refractory epilepsy since early childhood. In addition, I have had the honor and privilege to work as an active board member, both local and state wide, with the executive... more »

  gracies19 wrote:

Invisible Disabilities Association provides a great network for people who otherwise would struggle to find feelings of community. Lives touched by disability are made easier and more enjoyable because of this amazing foundation. more »

  dberger1 wrote:

MISSION: Gift of Life facilitates bone marrow transplants for patients around the world by increasing the representation of donors of Jewish ethnic ancestry in the international registry. SERVICES: Recruitment Development Community recruitment campaigns... more »

  deedleb wrote:

At the hand of a doctor's care and oversight while I was in back surgery the blood supply to my brain was cut off for 8 hours, a clot was created which my body threw two days late on. Hence a stroke, a brain injury. I literally had to start from the begining... more »

  Penny_C wrote:

“I’m going to shoot you. I’m going to kill you.” Tom yelled at me while pointing the pistol at me. I slowly rose up from the couch, frantically yelled “put the gun down, you can hurt someone” and made my way to the... more »

  Holly wrote:

I only wish my family had found the Lung Cancer Alliance when my father was diagnosed and before he passed. We struggled to find support services and the latest information about lung cancer therapies. At a time when we needed to be entirely focused on... more »

  Shandance wrote:

Variety children are incredible young men and women who light up a room with their personalities and spirit. I enjoy getting to spend time with them and the Variety programs. more »

  Pauleen wrote:

I had the chance to participate in a volunteering activity organized by Glasswing in Guatemala. It was a wonderful experience, because we painted a mural to revitalize an old avenue in zone 11. The mural covers a public sports center and the graphics... more »

  Doug T. wrote:

This organization truly makes a difference for the community. This is a grass-roots organization that serves thousands of people every year across several states in the Southeast. The impact that Angel Flight Soars has is clear - - they get people to... more »

  Ellen wrote:

I have been an active volunteer for HLAA for more than ten years. When I went to my first chapter meeting, I was overwhelmed with emotion to learn I was not alone in dealing with my hearing loss. I had been so frustrated by not hearing well in the workplace... more »

  chrisbrad73 wrote:

I came to The Life Group LA in a very broken state emotionally. Through their love, support, and educational information I have been able to successfully become more active in my role as a patient and client with other AIDS service agencies and doctors... more »

  chaplin wrote:

I knew Marci and Peter Bossow as college students and bore with them as they suffered through Pete's battle with cancer. In the waning days of his life, they were laying the groundwork for an organization that would provide relief for scores of cancer... more »

  memdavis wrote:

Tom Everson runs an amazing non-profit. I met him at the "Towards Zero Deaths" conference in Minnesota in 2008, after my husband was rear-ended and killed in a traffic accident. Not only did Tom provide support and empathy, he asked me for my story and... more »

  gt4990 wrote:

My family recently just began with Starlight Great Escapes program. My yopungest is 9 and has been dealing with a rare chronic disease since birth. We must travelk to National Institute of Health evey 3-5 months for treatment. She also has many appts... more »

  miranda2 wrote:

I was first introduced to Wuqu' Kawoq through my language studies in Kaqchikel Maya. After volunteering with the organization at a clinic in San Juan Comalapa, I valued greatly the approaches of the NGO. Medicine should be distributed to patients based... more »

  mike49 wrote:

Healthed Connect in my opinion, represents the best in what a non profit organization is intended to be. A defined mission has been created and everyone involved has personal interest in taking the actions necessary to accomplish that mission. Healthed... more »

  Karen110 wrote:

My child was diagnosed with this rare condition at age two. We were told there is little to no information about AHC and no cure. We were told our best bet was to contact this family organization, which we did. They helped us on our long and ever-changing,... more »

  dyoder wrote:

I just found the MAGIC Foundation this year when I was faced with a medical mystery with my son who is now 3. He stopped growing properly when he was less than six months old and after a parade of doctors I realized that it was up to me to find out how... more »

  Adesh J. wrote:

The best thing I like about the organization is that more than 95% of my donation goes right into the cause I support. IDRF is a very transparent organization that provides me with their annual report and breakdown of how the donations are being used. They... more »

  Ashley33 wrote:

What you do is amazing!! You put a smile on a child's face when they don't feel like smiling. God will bless you tremendously for the work you do!! Thank you do much!! more »

  Saundra wrote:

We have been involved with the Epilepsy Association of Central Florida since the inception. There was no place to turn for advice, support and understanding when our daughter was diagnosed in 1960. Much has changed since then and information is available,... more »

  Gregory Smith wrote:

My name is Greg Smith, a member of the Organization for Autism Research (OAR) Board of Directors and the parent of a child with autism. I am pleased that I have an opportunity to talk about OAR. I have been involved with OAR for almost 10 years and... more »

  Dave wrote:

This organization spams universities all over the country with fliers trying to lure students into "volunteering". It is really a scam to separate college students from $2500. Yes, the volunteers are expected to pay for their trip. It is not so much... more »

  whitney wrote:

I was an intern for the Health Network initiative with MCN for one semester in college. This program provides a resource for the mobile poor to have access to healthcare guidance. Dealing with tuberculosis, cancer, and diabetes patients, the small Health... more »

  Stacy C. wrote:

I lost my second child when I was 8 months pregnant. My daughter, Carly Elizabeth was so very wanted and we had much anticipated her arrival. We lost her due to an umbilical cord accident and little did I know how attached a Mom really is to a late... more »

  cilla wrote:

I have many friends who have been touched by lupus, and want to do all I can to help. The Lupus Foundation has brought awareness to my community by humbly but confidently asking for specific support through donations, education, and many other services. more »

  zalewsk2 wrote:

In January 2009, my Grampy was diagnosed with Mesothelioma, an awful cancer caused by asbestos. I had seen the commercials on tv about Meso but really did not know or understand it. We were told he had 5 months and left with no options and little hope.... more »

  dmgodfrey1 wrote:

I have been involved with Buddy Cruise since their inaugural voyage in October 2008, as their photographer. Buddy Cruise provides quality education and fun activities on a cruise. Workshop topics include education (including IEPs and working with public... more »

  Susan wrote:

Samaritan House provides vital services to central San Mateo County. They work closely with families to address the wide variety of issues faced by those in poverty. What has impressed me is their commitment to the whole individual providing... more »

  DrBill wrote:

I have been involved as a board member and Vice-Chair of the International Association for Hospice and Palliative (IAHPC) Care, Inc. since its inception. Prior to this, I was the Vice-president of the International Hospice Institute and the successor... more »

  Didi L wrote:

I was first diagnosed with breast cancer in 1988, before people spoke about it. I wanted to make sure that no one else faced it panic-stricken and alone so I talked about breast cancer all the time. When friends were diagnosed, I was usually one of... more »

  nanfberg wrote:

" IN a community very insular and private as ours is, it is a formidable task to be sensitive enough, medically well connected enough, knowledgeable enough in Jewish Law and its intricacies, and trained in human psychology enough, to be able to reach... more »

  Abby11 wrote:

My son was diagnosed with a rare chromosomal deletion (5q11.2-q13.2) at 13 months of age and we were told there was no other information for us about this deletion. We felt completely alone. Then somehow I found Chromosome Disorder Outreach and became... more »

  onesource wrote:

Having a CACE counselor in my corner helped enable me to do the work to eliminate a 1.5" mass diagnosed as a cancerous tumor in my small intestine to disappear in 97 days. It first showed up in a March Petscan but was declared "no longer present" in one... more »

  suzie1 wrote:

Clinica Verde is building an environmentally sustainable health clinic for women and children living in poverty in Nicaragua. The organization has a great, committed, bi-national board comprised of U.S. and Nicaraguan docs, a LEED-certified architect... more »

  Rachel71 wrote:

The information and access to medical specialists that DC Outreach connected me to was truly life saving for my infant son. I am proud to be a part of this group and to work to connect other families to this help and support. more »

  rkw1 wrote:

I have been involved with Days for Girls for less than a year, but I am so excited about this project that I plan to continue volunteering for many years to come. I first became involved with Days for Girls by requesting 100 feminine hygenine kits... more »

  Sasa Zorovic wrote:

FRAXA is the hope for all those affected with Fragile X and their families. The organization is singularly focused on funding research to cure Fragile X. It is very efficient in terms of using donor funds in putting it towards research--a cut above most... more »

  Leslie A. wrote:

I have been associated with ECF for over three decades. It has become the premiere vendor of services in the greater Los Angeles area. Its breath of services covers birth to senior citizen, excelling in each program. I know this because i have spoken... more »

  kpmeow wrote:

If you are looking to have some fun and have a totally rewarding experience... Camp Odayin is the camp for you!!! I have spent three summers with Camp Odayin, as a nurse, and I would give it a top notch review! The kids are great and the camp is well... more »

  Kjjw wrote:

PALS is a wonderful organization that assist patients in getting to treatment facilities through volunteer pilots. I have had the opportunity to see first hand the amazing work they do. The pilots are exemplary and very giving of their time and resources... more »

  KESG wrote:

My husband is a Vietnam veteran with PTSD. He received a service dog from Guardian Angels in September 2011 and his life has changed dramatically! We are so impressed with Guardian Angels facility and ethics that we began to volunteer there in late... more »

  gary-barth wrote:

Our surgical team was able to perform 300 cataract surgeries a day when I first joined. The backlog of cataracts in the rural valley slowly was reduced and paid quality cataract surgery began to support the charity surgery. The expanded role of a dental... more »

  Launi Walker wrote:

The Children's Cancer Association is second to none. The CCA is run by the nicest group of people you will ever meet. They took our family in and offered us love, support and smiles during our darkest times. Their programs are top notch and... more »

  jerseyj wrote:

Until you are the parent of a precious child that goes from a babbling baby, with 1st words, silly sounds, responsive laughter and real expressions....to one who goes silent, solemn and frustrated only days after their vaccination and "normal" fever,... more »

  Kathy P. wrote:

For many years I did not know what was wrong with me--why I had such strange feelings in my legs and couldn't sleep. When I finally found out it was Restless Legs Syndrome, I started researching it on the internet. (My doctor certainly knew little about... more »

  tina5 wrote:

As the president of the APS Foundation of America, Inc, I would like to share the accomplishments of 2009. Every year we work harder to get awareness out and work on education to the public and medical community. - Maintained 501(c)3 Non Profit Status... more »

  bnbishop wrote:

i USE NEEDYMEDS EVERYDAY. I LIVE AND WORK IN A SOMEWHAT POOR RURAL COMMUNITY. JOBS ARE NOT READILY AVAILABE AS RSOURCES FOR DRUG ASSISTANCE AREN'T EITHER. MANY FACTORIES HAVE CLOSED WITH NONE BEING REPLACED. MY ROLE IS TO ASSIST PATIENTS WITH GETTING... more »

  betsrn wrote:

I am so happy to be able to support single mother's and their children in Guatemala. By purchasing a keychain or coffee, you are able to feed someone for 2 weeks. I give the keychains away to friends as gifts or thank you's. People really appreciate... more »

  Phyllis10 wrote:

My name is Phyllis Esposito-Bellocchio. I am a Board Member at TEAL our mission is to TELL EVERY AMAZING LADY ABOUT OVARIAN CANCER. Our mission is in our name. My Cousin Louisa McGregor was diagnosed with ovarian cancer and we could not find a walk... more »

  thoughtenergy wrote:

Since its inception in 1999, the Association for Comprehensive energy Psychology (ACEP) has promoted the goals of unifying a diverse field of professionals who utilize human electromagnetic and bioenergetic potentials to promote healing of mind-body-spirit.... more »

  Marlene wrote:

I am an educator who has twenty-five years of teaching experience. I came to know Randi, the executive director of ESP, fifteen years ago while we were tutoring children in an impoverished neighborhood. I became a board member of ESP because I share... more »

  Radarsmom wrote:

I lost my beloved 1st son in October of 2007 after a Trisomy 18 diagnosis. I knew nothing about trisomy 18 and knew no one else that had walked this heartbreaking road. Through the Trisomy 18 Foundation, I found much more information than even my doctor... more »

  Aja D. wrote:

As a long time supporter, I have seen what the Global Autism has done for children and their families. From summer paddles to conferences around the world, Molly and her team are really able to work wonders with children with autism. The work that the... more »

  lisamariecap wrote:

I have volunteered for IMA for four months in Boulder, CO. The organization, run by committed and dedicated staff and board members, has clearly improved the lives of vulnerable and marginalized women and children throughout the globe, while mobilizing... more »

  planner wrote:

ATOU has changed my life! I developed a neurological disorder in my 30s and had to give up my career. ATOU has given me a new purpose in my life. I love talking and working with the school children. It is very rewarding to share my experience living... more »

  Henry C. wrote:

LHTYF is an exceptional organization that is committed to improving the quality of life for our youth. They are the quintessential example of servant leaders more »

  Kristen C.3 wrote:

This organization is amazing. My husband and I have worked with them on a couple events and attended other events to benefit them as well. To see the wonderful things this organization does for families who have children that are sick and to see where... more »

  2tuscany wrote:

The Center for Independence is Amazing!! My grandson, Cody, was born at 25 weeks gestation and 2lbs.,2oz. Because of this he has Cerebral Palsy, Spastic Dysplasia, He began physical therapy at the age of 9 months and my daughter was frantic to find... more »

  monifa18 wrote:

Vision services for the blind has been a great experience for me. I enjoy helping people who need it most. It has made me become a skilled individiual over the past 4years. The service has many programs to offer for the blind and visually impaired to... more »

  dscgan wrote:

I've volunteered for this organization for 10+ years. It is amazing to see their growth over the last two years. It's fantastic that finally, in 2014, the organization will be funding meaningful multiple system atrophy research. more »

  SNathan wrote:

Wigs 4 Kids and Maggie are the best. There is no other way to put how important they were to my 6 year old daughter when she was diagnosed with cancer. The wig they provided Haley was so important to her recovery and self esteem as she was going through... more »

  Sue Matthews wrote:

tay-bandz/kids curing cancer was founded by Taylor Matthews, while she suffered a 5 year battle with cancer ending in February 2008 when she lost her battle. She was a true inspiration and a person who, by the power of one, made an incredible difference... more »

  Shellsbells wrote:

I volunteered for the Awareness Film Festival last year. I was so impressed by the films that were shown and getting to experience the filmmakers being in attendance is great. I have also helped at one of their yoga classes when it was in Santa Monica,... more »

  offload_thebabygear wrote:

The FPIES Foundation is a fantastic organization. They aim to arm families with unbiased information so as to empower the parents to find the path that best helps their child. FPIES families volunteer their time to run the foundation. And a panel of... more »

  brook200 wrote:

When I wrote my book, Evidence of Harm, Vaccination News was an essential resource I could not have done without. The site is a required daily stop for anyone who is researching, writing about, or simply interested in many of the vaccine safety issues... more »

  davidmadausjr wrote:

Does not spend enough on ttts families and research. Took in $90k and spent $3k on families while $50k was paid out in salary. more »

  Mike G.4 wrote:

This group is non-stop. There are a dozen families on the board and they are all working to raise both awareness of Syngap and funding for research. I am blown away by the team here. Also the founder cover all operating costs so 100% of donations go... more »

  wish2binflorida wrote:

This is an organization with a huge heart and little funding. Please take a moment to look at their website at www.dbafoundation.org to see all the good that they bring to the world. Diamond Blackfan Anemia is an extremely rare disease. No two... more »

  Maria Y. wrote:

Reecee's Rainbow's mission is more than honorable, it is the very essence of what a true non-profit should be; helpful, caring and not about personal gain for the board. Bravo to Andrea and the rainbow for the incredible work they do. more »

  T.R. H. wrote:

FAM is absolutely amazing!!!!! They come into families lives and make a remarkable impact!!!!! When we needed help they helped!!!! When we needed moral support they gave it!!!!! The smiles they put on my kids faces when they gifted a new Xbox one, a tv,... more »

  HornIT wrote:

Candlelighters, NYC is an amazing non profit run by Barbara Zobian. Barbara is dedicated to helping families in New York City get through the difficult times when a child is diagnosed with cancer. We came to NYC to get treatment at Memorial Sloan Kettering... more »

  Swayamsevak wrote:

My personal experience with Ekal has been nothing short of extreme joy. Nothing embodies the dharmic saying "Vidyadanam Mahaatpunyam" better than their concept of single teacher schools in the remotest parts of Bharat (India). Specifically, their zero... more »

  Ben R. wrote:

I have worked at Autism Science Foundation through the summer of 2011. My duties include updating social media outlets as to our activities, speechwriting, and processing donations. The charity is small, allowing it to be transparent with donors and able... more »

  Shadesmama wrote:

I started volunteering at Nature's Edge in the summer of 2009 and it's been an absolutely wonderful experience for me. Recently retired, I was looking for a way to fill some of my free time. Not a problem at Nature's Edge! There's always something... more »

  Nader wrote:

it is a wonderful organization. I have been helping them for over 7 years now through sponsoring a child. I see his report and his pictures every six month. It is a nice feeling to see how a child could prosper with my help on the other side of earth. more »

  Kevin58 wrote:

I just want to say that The take a breather foundation is a great organization, not only because the wishes of many people are granted but because it helps the families as well ease the burden of what living with Cystic Fibrosis is. It also helps with... more »

  Agastya wrote:

Breast Cancer Hub is amazing! I learnt a lot about signs and symptoms of cancer and also how we can prevent. As BCH ambassador, I also participated in community outreaches in Charlotte and distributed Breast Self Exam cards for both women and men. I also... more »

  kristy-brooks wrote:

When we recieved the diagnosis of Rett Syndrome for our daughter we had a very rough time with it. We couldn't imagine how we would be able to move on, knowing what our future held. Finding Girl Power 2 Cure was what pulled our family out of depression... more »

  Surfdaddy wrote:

Best Day Foundation has such a positive effect on all involved from the kids with special needs who participate in the adventure activities to the volunteers, and even the children's parents. I've spoken with big tough guys brought to tears about having... more »

  WGMB wrote:

This is the third year of our existence. We are proud of the accomplishments in this time period through our participating volunteers. We have earned the trust of related medical institutions reflected through invitations to their events and through... more »

  Writer wrote:

I am a volunteer at BVMI and can attest to how powerfully they leverage their donations, both in-kind and monetary, and I can vouch for the serious dedication of both their paid and volunteer staff. This place runs like a machine, has the best executive... more »

  Writer wrote:

I got in contact with the Rainbow connection February 2016 and my daughter's wish trip to Disney was granted and we went in May of 2016. She was three at the time and will be five very soon and still talks about it. She got sick while on the trip and... more »

  ddneering wrote:

The Shelter Assocation has been an important part of the Washtenaw Community for over 26 years. I am impressed with their mission "ending homelessness one person at a time." I have been espeically impressed with the staff who work day to day with... more »

  sedated wrote:

Blanca's House is charity organization that provides surgical care to underserved populations in South and Central America. I am a Nurse Anesthetist and have been on 7 missions over the last few years. It has been the most professionally challenging and... more »

  whocares wrote:

Camp Quality Michigan is a TERRIFIC organization! Each year we have wonderful volunteers (companions and staff members) that come together to deliver a wonderful program to our campers--each of which has, or has had, cancer. What makes CQ unique is... more »