Find Education 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 »

  janetmarston wrote:

I am a supporter of the Rocky Mountain Wildlife Conservation Center - and for good reason - the work they are doing for these precious animals is phenomenal - from rehabilitation to housing - I was very impressed with the cleanliness and layout of the... more »

  BCRisFAKE wrote:

THis organization lies and lies some more about their cats and where they came from. 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 »

  haljespersen wrote:

I have been a donor to the Civil War Trust since 2004, making major annual contributions as well as responding to individual campaigns to save land at important battlefields. It is one of the two major charities that I contribute to consistently. Given... more »

  Andrew Jernigan wrote:

As a long time donor/supporter I can vouch for the extreme integrity and fruit of their work in Africa and beyond. They run a tight ship with remarkably low operations/admin costs! Highly recommend them! more »

  Merla wrote:

I have been involved from the very beginning of the founding of this organization. This organization in the past 28 years have helped thousands of individuals, families and even villages and small communities in the Third World countries, rise above poverty... more »

  lcaldwell wrote:

I've been on the MUD Board for almost 4 years now and it has been an amazing experience. We have built the organization to where we have a great Board, strong staff and programs (tool library, truck share, workshops, demonstration site, and youth education).... more »

  Toni Neubauer wrote:

I have followed the growth of Educational Pathways International for the past several years as an advisor and friend to founders Sara and Leonard Lafrance. The organization provides university scholarships to gifted and needy rural students and provides... more »

  gtmadigan wrote:

As a college student, NSCS has honestly changed my life. NSCS is an honors organization for high-achieving first and second year college students. I was invited to join as a freshman and quickly got involved. I was able to serve my chapter as Vice President... more »

  samantha11 wrote:

I was granted the real privilege of "shopping" at Crayons to Classrooms with several of my co-workers. The staff was incredibly helpful and efficient, and the volume of materials made available to us at NO COST was incredible! Each of us left with two... more »

  hawk wrote:

It has been a change of life and thought for me.I see a higher life has given me an opportunity to help than be a burden on wildlife, and to see the light in their eyes of those who give up vacations, fancy stuff and devote their lives to taking care... more »

  rgskoglund wrote:

Such a great organization that has a real impact on children's lives. They make a real impact and have received top ratings from organization's like Charity Navigator. And best of all your donations are matched. Truly a great way to help children... more »

  Arthur Ellis wrote:

I volunteer approximately eight hours per week. I clean dog cages and kennels, walk dogs and prepare the "floor" for the opening of the shelter. I work along side kennel technicians and get a first hand view of the kind of treatment rendered to the dogs.... more »

  daniela1 wrote:

I went to Bais Chana for the first time 4 years ago. There were classes for women from different backrounds. The classes were great and I left the seminar with a new approach to life, to religion, family etc.. I came back several times after that, including... more »

  toneta wrote:

I have lived and worked in this community for 30 years. During this time I have met many families and are aware of their educational, economic, spiritual, and political needs. This goes hand in hand with the mission that the Women's Intercultural Center... more »

  Amy K. wrote:

Christian Foundation for Children and Aging is an amazing charity. It is a charity to which you truly have to be dedicated and in whose mission you must really believe. Although I occasionally give $10 or $25 donations, most of my donations come from... more »

  sourabhvarshney111 wrote:

I was in first year . My family was facing a huge difficulty in paying for my fees. The foundation provided me scholarship which helped me a lot. more »

  Tammie2 wrote:

I started supporting this terrific organization in the Fall of 2011 and I continue to support it wholeheartedly to date. Their awareness campaign is thought provoking and their merchandise first rate. I really love their celebration of everybody's individuality... more »

  pi-chuan wrote:

I have been working with MAGIC for two years. Each years I mentored a middle school girl at GMS in Mountain View. In the weekly meetings, we read some STEM related articles online, programmed together using tools like Scratch, played puzzles together.... more »

  Aria G. wrote:

Hands Across the Sea made it possible for over 250 students are a primary school in a rural agricultural community to receive close to 3,000 books at no cost to the school. It was amazing how easy it was for use in country, just a little bit of coordination... more »

  Juliana Piova wrote:

I've found in Kidpower people who really are doing something to change life for better and not only in their own neibourhood but all around the world. Its an amazing work made by people who really cares. more »

  Wildflower Seeds wrote:

I have been a supporter of St. Joseph's Indian School for 3 years now; I always receive a thank you for my donation, along with updates on the children, and the community. I receive invitations to important functions in SD as well as MD and greetings... more »

  richardmathews wrote:

How do we raise the next generation of leaders in science and technology? It is important to have the general population informed about issues related to science, but we also need top people to form the foundation of our science program. The latter is... more »

  Paula.Hester wrote:

Kenya Keys does so much for so many kids! We are happy to have sponsored 4 students through high school and college! We invite others to join us in this great work! more »

  Bobvac wrote:

I've been on two excursions with GEEO, China and Egypt. Working with Jesse at GEEO has been wonderful. He gives personalized service, calls back rapidly with answers and smoothes things over. The adventures he assembles have met all expectations. He does... more »

  Lynda L. wrote:

Following a serious car accident – someone gave me a 6 month old cockatiel who needed a new home as much as I needed a companion. In the past, I had cats and dogs in my life.Now alone and recovering from my injuries – Gabby, a pet bird was the perfect... more »

  bex wrote:

the saturday light brigade radio productions are located in the sweetest space i've ever seen. within the children's museum, surrounded by colors, lights, and laughter, there is an awesome opportunity for kids to explore the various aspects of media... more »

  pjsii@yahoo.com wrote:

I got involved with Cambodian Children's Fund two years ago as a sponsor to seven girls. During three trips to Phnom Penh I have seen firsthand the profound impact CCF has had on their lives, and those of all the other CCF children, all of whom are among... more »

  pdwenzell wrote:

This is a wonderful organization that provides free school supplies to students across the US who would otherwise not be able to afford the tools needed to be successful in school. I have been a donor for many years and am always impressed each time... more »

  Staci2 wrote:

This has been a unique volunteer experience in that it has been not only behind the scenes but behind the computer. The use of technology has made this easy and also non-invasive to those that are not interested in the message or getting involved. more »

  shamswk wrote:

The wonderful way of paying back. I have been associated with this organization for quite few years. Their support to the needy and deserving is commendable. Besides monetary help, providing mentorship, arranging seminars/webinars are few to list down.... more »

  revAsmooth wrote:

The people of Lighthouse Inc and Heaventrain make it a special place. The volunteers, the staff, and the children are some of the most dedicated you will ever meet. The ministry has been going strong for 30 years and has been called the best kept secret... more »

  Ananth2019 wrote:

Superb organisation with dedicated volunteers making a huge difference via additional free tuitions and scholarships impacting 3600 kids from underprivileged sections of society - each year! My daughter also volunteered in summer and came away hugely... more »

  connie5 wrote:

AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education, philanthropy and research. That is the mission of AAUW. My branch happens to encourage girls in science and other STEM fields. The advocacy piece is accomplished by working on legislation... more »

  SSKK wrote:

At present, I am working as Director of Shikshan Ane Samaj Kalyan Kendra. Mostly all my services are in rural in slum areas, which are neglected by the people. My tries to use local resources in field of work as far as possible for smooth implementation... more »

  gkleyner wrote:

I have been volunteering at HFLA for the past three years, and it has become one of my favorite organizations. First and foremost, HFLA has such a welcoming and warm community. Everyone is so caring and truly wants you to enjoy your experience. During... more »

  johndkonz@gmail.com 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 »

  edenssong wrote:

We at Eden's Song have worked with SMI for 7 years now and are amazed at all they have accomplished for the people of Uganda! Each year has brought a new and exciting element to their outreach from providing well water to the community to a medical clinic,... more »

  cynthia10 wrote:

Since 1999 Be the Star You Are!r 501 c3 has offered the opportunity to make a difference for women and families by providing books, audio tapes, CD's and other empowerment resources to those who can't afford them. I've had the privilege of speaking to... more »

  David348 wrote:

Amazing people, amazing cause - and a stunning organization! more »

  rockets wrote:

My experience working with Christmas Wish Program, Inc has been amazing. The love that the volunteers share and have for the homeless children is amazing. I was able to work hands on with the children after working on fundraisers and projects designed... more »

  buildfutures wrote:

SteppingUP is changing lives every day. They mentor and tutor youth and guide them in the direction of college after finishing high school. This not only helps the youth they work with but the whole family. As someone who works with homeless youth 18... more »

  jim stay wrote:

I have been a supporter and volunteer at the Conservators' Center (CCI) since 2004. "Can do" is the attitude that pervades the whole place. We aren't about pretty, and we sure aren't financially secure, but if an animal is in need, the job WILL get done. A... more »

  Joanie wrote:

My involvement with Family to Family Network started as a volunteer with their Family Friends Volunteer Program. I was matched with a littel girl who has disabilities and her family. I go into the home to spend time with her doing fun things and in... more »

  sojourn wrote:

Peace River has a fine facility and cares greatly for the animals. They have a huge overhead and deserve help. more »

  rose42486 wrote:

I am getting my masters in social work and interned with them for my foundation school year. It was a great experience and it is great to see that agencies like this exist. The staff is excellent and the children really benefit from the program. more »

  mikemoradian wrote:

As a board member, I am proud of the contribution Honor Society Foundation is making to help individuals lead better lives and pursue their education. Honor Society Foundation has been making scholarships to student leaders in 8 categories, has created... more »

  kathleenbethel wrote:

SSP is responsible for my daughter's success and for me not paying a dime for her college education! It all started when she was 13 years old and won a trip to Washington D.C. through one of the SSP programs to encourage interest in research. The excitement... more »

  Richard Thomas wrote:

For those who missed the news item, the Heartland Institute is the group that sponsored a billboard suggesting that those who believe in global warming are as crazy as the Unabomber, Ted Kaczynski. The sign was to be the first in a campaign to also include... more »

  sunnyB wrote:

Chewonki Foundation is a remarkable organization . My daughter participated in the Maine Coast Semester Spring 2008. It changed her life in the most wonderful ways imaginable. I cannot recommend this organization highly enough! They do everything they... more »

  Evie P. wrote:

The voyage today has been great. The science the kids are learning is so sophisticated that I'm learning all sorts of things, like how the bay has changed over time. At the same time this is not a school; it's another fun day. *This review was collected... 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 »

  Lisa wrote:

I think this is a wonderful program for both sides the mentors and the mentees. The young high school aged children learning about helping others through volunteering their time and the children that are receiving the help from their mentors. It is a... 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 »

  100741 wrote:

I learned of the MusicLink Foundation at a music EXPO put on by Schmitt Music, in the Minneapolis area. For several years I had wanted to try to teach piano lessons to children from homes who could not afford lessons. But I knew that most did not have... more »

  teenlifelinelover4 wrote:

I have been volunteering at Teen Lifeline for a little over two years now. I heard about it through my sister who had been volunteering there for a couple years. She told me how incredible her experience had been and told me to join, however, I was a... more »

  dwilber wrote:

PI is a great organization doing great things for kids in Mexico -- Please give them your support ! 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 »

  texansteph wrote:

We have been a host family two years in a row for exchanges students from Germany that we now consider family. SHARE was an excellent organization to go thru to host exchange students. They are very professional and handled every need we or the students... more »

  MyWikiBiz wrote:

Highly efficient organization, spending 87.1% of expenses on excellent program services. An excellent alternative to the garbage put out by the Wikimedia Foundation. 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 »

  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 »

  mamamagnolia wrote:

I am a spouse of a 24 year Green Beret. I went to the GBF in search of support for a very select group of people that many of the non -profits do not recognize as having needs and support. I'm talking about the Spouses and caregivers of our SOF warriors.... more »

  Shelly Hornback wrote:

I'm all about local programming that helps kids achieve academic success. Momentum Tutoring is filled with caring professionals who are dedicated to helping kids learn. Their founder and President, Terri Bozhor, is a certified teacher and incredible mother... more »

  dale wang wrote:

Responsive to the community -- Connect to Care is helping many members of the Jewish community get back on their feet. Havorah connects people with disabilities to Jewish celebrations more »

  raenyx wrote:

I was lucky enough to be chosen for this program after years of self employment. I have no degree and not very useful work experience in recent years. They not only had excellent support and curriculum, but they had very useful professional development... more »

  Teoftig wrote:

I am an academic tutor for RITES as of July 2012. I began my work as a teacher in the Hamilton Summer Program and have continued as an independent tutor. I have been greatly impressed with the high level of professionalism and genuine concern for clients.... more »

  AngelaDavison wrote:

FIRST speaks in a powerful voice to the best and brightest students, letting them know that their interest in science and technology is a good thing. FIRST provides an safe environment that fosters, encourages, and frankly celebrates this interest. ... more »

  Kat White wrote:

I worked previously in an after-school program for middle schoolers, so I know what a great program can do. Aim High does an amazing job creating a culture that is fun and focused on learning. Teachers and students build relationships that will support... more »

  hoatzin wrote:

This is the 3rd summer my now 13 year old son has attended the Miller Institute Summer camp. My son loves the technical content and depth and highly respects the knowledge of the camp leaders. As a result, we donated funds to enable another child... more »

  susan-fifer-canby wrote:

Jane Meyers has created the Lubuto Library Project to create and stock libraries in Zambia for children who have been orphaned by HIV and violence. Her vision is develop safe havens for these children to read and learn. To those ends Jane has developed... more »

  ceoina wrote:

I am pleased with AACLC email newsletter and volunteer, fundraising, and other updates. Recently, a administrative assistance volunteer opportunity was published, and I inquired. A volunteer meeting at my local library was also good and informational.... more »

  bobmc wrote:

As a former Peace Corps Volunteer in Guatemala I wanted to work in some way to support development at the grassroots level in Central America. AIR has provided me with the opportuntiy to work with Guatemalans as they seek to serve the poor in their... more »

  CCDO wrote:

Having just returned from Cambodia with a first hand report on ALL the amazing improvements the Friends of CCDO is accomplishing. Our water-well initiative brings clean water to over 12,000 people. It only takes $220 to build a hand-pump water well.... more »

  MarciJS wrote:

I found Drawchange through VolunteerMatch.org in February 2011, drawn to their mission and belief that art is absolutely crucial to one's well-being, especially in children. It's been a great experience. Jennie (the founder + CEO) is a wonderful person... more »

  Rosangela C. wrote:

The Hispanic Scholarship Fund (HSF) is hispanic and latino serving organization that advocates and assists with the possible obtainment of a higher education. I have been a recipient of HSF since 2007 and had I not received some economic assistance as... more »

  jessica27 wrote:

Children are an important part of society; they are the future. Giving kids hope and guidance by teaching them the tools they will need to be successful in life is what In2Books does. They teach kids that there are role models out there that are interested... 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 »

  ssayon27 wrote:

Create now provides an avenue for volunteers who have the time and the heart to help others who could greatly benefit. My experience in dealing with at-risk youth and teaching them how to create things was so rewarding, because it gave them confidence... more »

  Katie108 wrote:

Newport Mesa ProLiteracy is a program designed to help people who are challenged in English become stronger members of our community. It allows the tutor volunteer plan a program for the learner that is designed to help the learner meet specific goals.... more »

  golfeiz wrote:

By giving me a generous scholarship and interest free loans, CSB helped me graduate college and go on to medical school. more »

  rowlandd wrote:

Beyond Basics is an outstanding organization who has put talk into action. I volunteer in a number of ways from events to in the classrooms, however, I have found that the classroom is always the most fun. I volunteer with the Art with the Masters program.... 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 »

  Senii Buadromo wrote:

Job Train is very interesting and I enjoy being here. The staff/ Counselors are very helpful and nice. I do recommend jobtrain services to friends and family and those who are looking for a new career and new direction in their lives. more »

  pauladj wrote:

It was a wonderful experience to get to meet and assist these wonderful and talented students. On judging day - WOW! What an incredible sight to see so many great projects. It is heart warming to see how fantastic these kids, from all over southern... more »

  sn1986 wrote:

Working with PlanetRead in the summer of 2006 gave me excellent exposure to using technology and media for educational change. While things in India are often disorganized, and PlanetRead could focus more on internal organization, their... 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 »

  coyoye wrote:

I was introduced to my hero in 1999. Evern as a minister/teacher/counselor and gratefully recovering marketing man , I wasstill not comfortable using the web as a teaching tool. I did not trust that my students or parishioners or counselees wouldn't... more »

  RABBI ELI GEWIRTZ wrote:

Partners in Torah's signature phone study program gives Jewish adults of all backgrounds across North America a cost-free learning opportunity to discover Judaism – its culture, history, and traditions – at their pace and their schedule. Jewish... 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 »

  Nancy Lam wrote:

This place was very enjoyable and great to work in. I volunteered for a while here and learned a lot about children. The workers are always upbeat!! They also have great energy, which is why the children here are always happy!!! Once in a while, a child... more »

  Ann wrote:

Stepping Stones International has quality lasting impact on youth who are vulnerable and need guidance in their lives. They need to increase their staff size to help more kids. more »

  Mary105 wrote:

Volunteering w/ MADD was extremely rewarding. They were wonderful to work with! more »

  johnd wrote:

Credit Card Management Services Helped my parents by prioviding them with Counseling needed in acquiring a Reverse Mortgage Loan. I called them and they assisted me with getting my high interest rate credits cards to a lowere and more afforadble interest... more »

  wendy wrote:

Swan Center is a sanctuary for horses and people. It is situated on a beautiful ranch under the shadow of the Gore mountain range. The rescued horses are an inspiration and it is a privilege to work with them. The best thing about the ranch is that... more »

  Jo__8 wrote:

My daughter, Brianna, was diagnosed with severe dyslexia and dysgraphia in 2008 due to close communication with her 1st grade teacher. Had I not gotten her tested per his suggestion, she would be failing miserably in school. Her medical diagnosis has... more »

  Aldaalicia wrote:

This amazing charity works to educate the public about the serious situation the wild orangutan finds itself in. more »

  Eva B. wrote:

I’m a TECH CORPS volunteer because I want to give back to the next generation and build a pipeline of girls and young women that are excited about technology and want to create and develop tools that we can’t even imagine right now. Getting them excited... more »

  karen m wrote:

I came to this non profit with the hope and intention of becoming the best possible candidate for employment with very old skills and very low self esteem. I had been a homemaker for years by choice and unintentionally excluded myself from the job market.... more »

  denise wrote:

a great charity with a great constitution -that humanity bred exotic pets for their own enjoyment, and that abandonment of these pets is not acceptable. Great photos, and a great mission. more »

  Cmwilliams43 wrote:

We needed to find a charity to donate a car to. Their website was very clear on how to donate so I called and made an appointment for the car to be picked up. They showed up on time, verified I had correct paper work filled out and the receipt was mailed... more »

  Xyuu wrote:

Through csix I discovered LinkedIn which over the past 10 years has allowed me to connect with many people for professional networking. The LinkedIn and job search skills I learned at csix have allowed me to change careers to a field I love. I would recommend... more »

  Ellisor wrote:

The mission of Austin Dog Alliance is to provide children and youth with Autism Spectrum Disorders and other disabilities with dog-assisted programs that improve their ability to learn and reach their full potential; and to provide young adults with job... more »

  Greg R. wrote:

I joined the board of F5RS in 2012. Since then, we have successfully recieved our 501(c)3 status, we are getting our rescue and sanctuary set up and are working on assorted shows and fundraisers for during the year. We have helped take care of the animals... more »

  John93 wrote:

Project Esperanza - www.projectesperanzameanshope.org - delivers essential life services and support to children and young adults who live in the streets and poor communities of the northern Dominican Republic, with sister support operations in Blacksburgh,... more »

  fostercpf wrote:

Our family has been supporting the Maasai Girls Education Fund (MGEF) since its inception by sponsoring the education fees for several of its participants, girls who would otherwise not have the opportunity to go to school. MGEF, and its director, Barbara... more »

  John W. Sheppard wrote:

This is a wonderful charity that supports the Lee County Florida Public School District--- provding beneifts to teachers and children that go farbeyond what the School Board itselfcould provide. For the record I have been both a volunteer and amonetary... 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 »

  terrioliver wrote:

Irving Schools Foundation provides financial resources for the students and staff of Irving ISD by funding innovative programs and scholarships. The Foundation offers an avenue for businesses and residents of Irving to get involved and give... more »

  holdingfast wrote:

I have never seen a more giving Charity go above and beyond for the families. They not only do what they say in their mission, but do more actually. We could have never survived through our hardships with out Children of Fallen soldiers and will always... more »

  sylvie1 wrote:

Spay Panama provides sterilization in order to stop the misery of cats and dogs caused by overpopulation. The wonderful team of volunteers takes care of registration, preparation of the animal and post operative care. The veteranarians use the quick spay... 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 »

  back_c1 wrote:

I began volunteering with A Call to College in September 2012 and am still involved whenever I can be. This well established organization works to teach students from Newark, Ohio the importance of staying in school and going to college through a variety... more »

  sledford28 wrote:

The Asante Africa Foundation is really changing lives one child at a time by building schools and establishing scholarships for children that would be unable to attend school without assistance. Founder, Erna Grasz, is very committed to the children... more »

  Writer wrote:

Teaching Fellows Institute was an amazing opportunity. I was able to network with teachers at other schools, not just public but also private schools. I am able to attend amazing professional developments that are not available through my county. ... more »

  AkiliDada wrote:

I think that this is one of the most respectful non profits working in 'developing' countries! They work in solidarity with local communities. 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 »

  Sparky 1 wrote:

Able Flight has given so many deserving individuals one of the greatest opportunities of a lifetime.....the oportunity to FLY. Flying, in itself, is a great and wonderful experience, but when you have a disability, and you could never imagine being able... more »

  Anna wrote:

I volunteer with GPLC 3 times a week to tutor a an adult student in basic reading, writing and phonics, and also served in the past as a Literacy*AmeriCorps tutor, teaching ESL/ABE/GED. I'm able to plan my own curriculum and connect with my student on... more »

  DeborahL wrote:

I've been on the board since 2010 and look forward to serving another term when this one is complete. I feel great about the time I spend knowing that the libraries we send are such a valued and precious resource. I have also done a book drive and loved... more »

  Karina S. wrote:

Great organization that really cares about the students they serve. more »

  Kathy J. wrote:

Paws and Think is a non-profit organization supporting the needs of the At-Risk community, with a focus on youth. We offer therapy dog teams for schools, libraries, hospitals, group therapy and other needs as they arise. Our teams volunteer their time... 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 »

  Sandra39 wrote:

I first saw this rescue in a local holiday parade. A few months later, I contacted them to become a foster parent. Now, I do volunteer work for them! They are a wonderful organization and I support them however I can. I truly believe in their cause. I... more »

  bridgetwall wrote:

I found out about Educate Tanzania through my mom, who knows one of the founders, Jan Hansen. She speaks passionately about the work they do and the impact that is possible with the resources they have acquired through fundraising and other partnerships.... 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 »

  Writer wrote:

The mission of Save the Water™ is to conduct water research to identify toxic chemicals harmful to humans, animals, and the environment; to find methods to eliminate the toxins and improve the quality of drinking water; and to apply this research towards... more »

  H Tracy wrote:

I was exposed to GAP ministries a year ago. What is outstanding (not that there is only one or two things!) about the organization is the character and sense of mission of the staff - everyone from top to bottom. Each and every time I have intersected... more »

  DeDelahman wrote:

NYSW contributes real learning and true innovation for kids desperate for more stimulation in school. They are moving NYC into a more competitive landscape with science and are moving with the times, leading the way. more »

  Sara H. wrote:

Little Helping Hands has become an integral part of our family's activities together. The volunteer events are perfectly suited for children and parents and give our family shared experiences that will last us a lifetime. Getting our son involved in... more »

  Gabriela P. wrote:

This foundation has given me a chance to fulfill my dreams of going to college. As a recipient of a 2013 scholarship, I'm truly grateful for the CFEF. Apply for as many scholarships as you can and at least try, I did and look what happened. Marie Holmes... more »

  NYCNancy wrote:

I have had the privilege of being a mentor at Girls Write Now for two years; thus, I've gotten to know two girls very well--helping each with her school and personal writing. I've also learned about the lives of hundreds of other girls--through readings... more »

  volunteerval wrote:

My wife and I have donated to and volunteered for a different non-profit operating in Zambia. After finding AVOH and meeting their directors in Zambia and in the US, and after visiting their schools in Zambia, we stopped supporting the other group and... more »

  Sheryl in Naples wrote:

New Horizons of Southwest Florida is governed by a dedicated board of community leaders who are passionate about helping at risk children and youth achieve their full potential. The organization is professionally managed by Executive Director Debra Haley,... 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 »

  picespat wrote:

Our church has sponsored this organization since its inception. I became interested in the project and visited the indigenous villages where work was being done. I met a couple of the women who received scholarships, visited the sewing cooperative and... more »

  Laren wrote:

I was attracted to the work of Insight University because of experiences I had had with their Continuing Education Division - Insight Seminars. The work I did there and the resources for living I gained have served me consistently through my life, providing... more »

  parent wrote:

Education Through Music "provides" music teachers at a school my child attends in the Bronx. At first, I thought it would be a wonderful program and was excited about opportunities afforded to my child. However, as more details about their teachers... more »

  Liran81 wrote:

Hi my name is Liran Odeni a 28 years old from israel. Through ISEF I was able to realize my dream. Without ISEF’s support I would not be where I am today; a 3rd year medical student. Who could believe that someone with a lower socioeconomic background... more »

  Lee Trampleasure wrote:

I attended my first Modeling Instruction workshop in 2007. From that time on I was hooked. I'm now teaching my students to DO science, not just to learn it. Since then I have attended two other workshops, and each time I gather skills for my classroom. I... more »

  dmcbeath wrote:

I teach in Trenton, NJ. This is my second year using iEARN. It has changed the way I teach. My subject is technology and this year I have incorporated iEARN into my entire middle school curriculum. The middle schoolers have been working on "Finding Solutions... more »

  Thumbelinasmum wrote:

I live very near Walden Pond, which is actually in Concord, MA, and never swim there, because the beach smells, due, it is believed, to overuse as a state beach. I just received a mailing from the Walden Woods project. On the front of the postcard... more »

  lisa58 wrote:

My daughter was born in China and spent the first 10 months of her life in Chenzhou City, Hunan Province. Half the Sky provided for her and saw to her daily physical and emotional needs. When we picked Reagan up we expected a malnourished, underdeveloped... more »

  dmaedke wrote:

There are not many organizations within Green Bay that provide the type of services that Literacy Green Bay does that can essentially change the lives of the participants which in essence, reshape the community that we live in. Literacy Green... more »

  KatieLNA wrote:

Before I found BTS I felt a lone. I was in denial that I was ever in an abusive relationship. The daily posts helped me feel like I wasn't alone. Then I was able to travel from NH to California to attend the retreat. The retreat CHANGED my life. I found... more »

  jeanine wrote:

Women Employed is a smart, interesting and important Nonprofit for women of Illinois. It is a clearing house for all issues that are important to women. It invites you to participate on any level that you are comfortable with as well as offering information... more »

  Susan86 wrote:

I have visited the Liberian Mission project of Mission Honduras International twice. The work that is being done there is amazing; providing education of mind and spirit to 350+ children. For many this is their only opportunity. The loving environment... more »

  hazelangeleyes4u wrote:

My name is Donna Burke and I was born with Muscular Dystrophy. I am confined to a wheelchair since the age of 4 (I am 44 now). In Dec 2004 I was accepted into ECAD'S "Boot Camp" to receive a Service dog. I attended classes for 2 weeks and learned all... more »

  hooponoponogirl wrote:

I became disabled from mental and physical illness and the suffering it caused me and my family is virtually beyond description. Healingpaq not only gave me a scholarship, but a new lease on life. They taught me how to manage my mind and my pain. I... more »

  bulwer wrote:

In 1972, when I was 16, I was deceived and manipulated into joining the cult, the Children of God, which later became known as The Family International. In 1991, I escaped the group while living in Japan, returned to Canada and went on to earn a law degree.... more »

  dkaye wrote:

Equipped with extroadinary speakers and educational experts, the staff at Heritage Retreats transformed my knowledge and drive to learn more about who I am and how to improve my lifestyle on an accelerated level. In a very personal setting, I was nurtured... more »

  Writer wrote:

This is one of the greatest charities I've ever had the privilege to be involved with. The whole focus of the staff is on the mission to help female childhood sexual abuse survivors heal. They live their mission and make it so you can't help but talk... more »

  Christina18 wrote:

If you place your daughter in this school it is a death wish for her. I am a survivor of this hell and I came out with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, night terrors, depression, self esteem issues, and i had to take medication to correct physical problems. more »

  Liz_44 wrote:

Surfing on the net years ago I found this wonderful Nonprofit The Love Foundationgroup, lovely to be connected since then with this organization, global network and many people worldwide from different kind of nationalities and cultures, my experience... more »

  bchinnappan wrote:

Excellent organization that works with the poor and marginalized communities at the grassroots level! Congratulations to Arasu and team. more »

  cobbhamcharade wrote:

What an amazing contribution Reef Ball Foundation makes to people, communities, nature and the future! To arrive and see the devastation caused by man to both the undersea and coastal areas. To see the joining together of natives and volunteers from... more »

  feasor wrote:

My two oldest children went through the program. They learned skills that are not taught in Driver's Ed but are crucial to being safe. Among other things, they learned and practiced how to safely get a wheel back on the road, how to control a car in... more »

  LMandel wrote:

The Hillel JUC is a great organization that provides students with a home away from home as well as being an incredible resource for leadership and spiritual development. more »

  herbandrea wrote:

Even though I have served as a Board Member for about 7 years, my connection with Glade Run on a personal level goes back to 1999 when my nephew was a resident there. He had many behavioral issues as he was growing up, he was hard to handle, there were... more »

  Ashleynem1 wrote:

The George Snow Scholarship Fund is a wonderful organization that has helped me achieved my dreams as a student and a future physician! It recognized my adversities of financial and emotional hardship and gave me hope through sponsoring my education.... more »

  jacobnibu wrote:

My first contact with New Heights Educational Group was through Volunteermatch website where I saw an ad looking for a proofreader. I got a quick response from the director, Pamela Clark, welcoming and introducing me to the group. She gave me an outline... more »

  Angie54 wrote:

I have been volunteering with Black Dagger Military Hunt Club for 2 years. This organization takes our vets on hunting trips, fishing trips, a day at the shooting range. This organization give back 97+%; of tour donation to the vets. There is no paid... more »