Find Private Grantmaking Foundations Nonprofits and Charities

  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 »

  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 »

  Feras Abdelrahman wrote:

Zakat Foundation of America is an organization that I can believe in. I sincerely respect the efforts of the organization for they are truly committed to affecting the lives of others. As a donor I'm proud to be affiliated with the organization. Unlike... more »

  amleigh wrote:

I volunteered for the Tim Brauch Memorial Skateboard Contest last year and loved it! It was such a fun event put on by great community leaders. As a volunteer I got a free T-shirt as well as pair of Vans shoes. The raffles had tons of product from all... more »

  westlasoccermom wrote:

The Dillon Henry Foundation is standing up for local foster children in my area. Los Angeles has one of the largest populations of children in foster care in the entire country, and due to the recent economic decline, nearly all public funding has been... more »

  Marine R. wrote:

I came to know of Maya's Hope through Reece's Rainbow. Maya's Hope helps children in the Philippines and in Ukraine, including special needs orphans in very great need. They do an amazing job with the money they raise. Bed bound children receive massage... more »

  clkmc wrote:

Foundations Community Partnership (FCP) provides a great service to Bucks County by supporting non-profits by enabling them to continue to offer meaningful and essential programs to improve the lives of residents in the County. Their Summer Youth Corp... more »

  southsidetrees wrote:

A great group linking innovative grassroots organizations with people wanting to help. A true link in the search for a global community. more »

  Robin156 wrote:

Patients and their families search desperately for reliable information and proper treatment for LMS, a rare and often life-threatening cancer. The National Leiomyosarcoma Foundation provides accurate information at every stage of the journey. Resources... more »

  vcdacost wrote:

I traveled to Alajuelita Costa Rica with members of my university's (UNC Chapel HIll) FIMRC chapter for 1 week in March 2012. It was one of the greatest experiences of my life, from working in the clinic to spending time with the children in the community.... more »

  BayouButrfly wrote:

I thought this was going to be another "small-town" group when I found them on Yahoo. Boy, was I surprised! They are very active, very involved, and very caring. They have reached out to a needy family in my hometown, as well as my mother. The items... more »

  Grace_Tsai wrote:

Impact Giving gave us our first "big grant" in 2019, and we are extremely grateful for their investment in us, the Dragon Kim Foundation. But even more importantly, we've loved getting to know the generous and big-hearted Impact Giving partners who have... more »

  Josephine G.1 wrote:

I wish there wasn’t a need for the WillStrongFoundation, that children never got the devastating blow of a cancer diagnosis and then have to endure brutal treatments. BUT there is a need, and what this Foundation is doing for children with cancer goes... more »

  Susan M. wrote:

After having Addison's Disease for 3 years, I decided I needed some support. I contacted NADF, and I ended up starting a New England-based support group for people with Addison's Disease. It was the first time I met other people with Addison's. Everyone... more »

  hopedolls wrote:

Manley Foundation is such a caring Foundation with a true desire to help us who help others. They give the personal approach without making you feel as if you are communicating with someone only through paper. I sincerely thank them for all their efforts... more »

  cevans wrote:

I have watched SCORE continually develop and change to match changes in technology and customer needs. SCORE's Leades are world class. I have had the pleasure of getting to know many SCORE volunteers and employees over the years. more »

  mmgerdes wrote:

Potential Volunteers: I currently volunteer as a Director and the elected Treasurer. I have been involved with the William Guy Forbeck Research Foundation (WGFRF) for approximately 10 years. I started out by volunteering my mixology skills... more »

  Mel wrote:

The Larchmont-Mamaroneck Hunger Task Force (the "Food Pantry") is a groundroots organization that provides a direct way for volunteers of all ages to help provide food for their neighbors in need. Volunteers young and old do everything from collecting... more »

  rachelwalker76 wrote:

I am a veteran of the United States Marine Corps and was a military spouse for 15 years, until my husband retired in 2011. I know, firsthand, the struggles of daily life as a military family. There were not organizations like Spirit of Sharing when... more »

  Bostonrhf wrote:

This is a phenomenal organization. There is a very special factor that attracted me - it's work is driven by the local people who benefit. They have their own local organization. KEHF works with them to acheive their goals for improving the education... more »

  Brian43 wrote:

I started this organization in 2009 in honor of my mom who lost her sight when I was a senior in high school. The people that I have met over the past 3 years, both visually impaired and those who support the VI community, have amazed me and changed... more »

  hughie333 wrote:

Our efforts have assisted in a very positive way a number of organizations that serve the homeless in the DC Metro area. Many of the recipients of our services are smaller organizations that might not be able to afford renovations/improvements. It is... more »

  Peach wrote:

Marine Corps Family Foundation is a wonderful organization that supports our Marines and their families. I have personally been involved with Operation Marine Corps Kids. This project collects hand-crafted baby items and distributes them to... more »

  Elizabeth135 wrote:

This is an amazing giving organization. It is because of their charity that The Connie Haimbaugh Welcome Center was able to continue to serve our community and visitors. Lives have been deeply touched because of their gift. Lives have been touched and... more »

  g1coppola wrote:

Karuna-Shechen is an outstanding organization filled with an exceptional team of professionals who really care about the communities they serve. In all my years of NGO work, I rarely see an agency that operates as efficiently as Karuna-Shechen. Hats off... more »

  Writer wrote:

Very few non-profits carry out hands-on work in absolute rural areas of Nepal, and Diyalo is of the few. They are doing an amazing work with prospects higher than anybody and anything in their field. They are reinvigorating non-profits work and the development... more »

  Douglas R. wrote:

The nonprofit I run, Orphan World Relief, has familiar with the great work Montana de Luz has been doing in Honduras for about 5 years. This past year we started supporting their work financially. In 2011 we had the great privilege of visiting them to... more »

  amc5875 wrote:

St. Louis (STL) Second Wind is an entirely volunteer staffed organization. Every dollar raised or donated goes directly to the support lung transplant patients. The Second Wind Assistance Fund provides financial support to meet emergency needs for... more »

  harrislaos wrote:

I have worked in gender and development for over 20 years with over 10 years in Cambodia, Laos and Thailand. I have had several occasions to engage with Somaly Mam Foundation and AFESIP in the region on policy discussions as well as interagency projects.... more »

  steveprince wrote:

I am currently battling cancer and the foundation has been very helpful in putting me in contact with various doctors, hospitals and related services in helping with my treatments and understanding of the disease. Their help and response has... more »

  Larry H.4 wrote:

I have known of the important life and soul saving work done by MITS for over 13 years. I have been blessed to visit and work with the MITS staff and students five times. MITS changes the lives of homeless children. Please consider support this great... more »

  linda44 wrote:

Nuts, Bolts & Thingamajigs Foundation provided funding and excellent support for us to run a two-week welding, robotics and entrepreneurship camp, titled Camp Fusion, for foster youth. They provided a very well written curriculum for the entrepreneurship... more »

  jennykatzaz wrote:

The Evan Fischer Foundation saved us! My 14 year old son was in a terrible place with drug use/abuse. this foundation sponsored my son to join a substance abuse program that saved him / and our family! we couldn't have done it without them ! at the... more »

  Dale7 wrote:

This is such an amazing and life-changing organization. I've seen women's lives changed economically, personally, and spiritually. Not only are widows and orphans supported, they have become donors themselves, giving back to their community and helping... more »

  Writer wrote:

Safe and Sound Animal Rescue, located in Wantage, NJ aren’t who they claim to be. I put in an application for one of the dogs they had up for adoption. I even went to meet the dog at an adoption event and the individual who runs the organization, stated... more »

  Ron Burtonz wrote:

In 2009 Jonathan Simons President, CEO, was making $477,500. Now, three years later, he's making $1,204,968 ??? Look at the Lance Armstrong Foundation where the CEO makes $322k or the V Foundation's CEO making $174k or the Lynn Sage Cancer Research Foundation... more »

  hadhighhopes wrote:

Leadership cannot be trusted, money is spent too freely involving things outside of the care of clients. Leadership seems completely disconnected from their staff and repays them with small salaries but keeping large salaries for themselves. more »

  akbirch wrote:

Having been to the base that was once located in Chiang Mai and having seen the hearts of the people that work there I can attest that they are truly there for the people they are serving! They make a difference by helping them become self sufficient... more »

  blomquist.kristin wrote:

I worked with Virtue Foundation as part of a Law School project and as a legal intern. My experience with Virtue Foundation was incredibly fulfilling and educational. I was able to participate in a wide variety of interesting projects, meet interesting... more »

  TheRedHulk wrote:

This is an outstanding charity organization that is doing things for people with disabilities that have only been dreamed of before. They are a very worthwhile cause. more »

  Frederick1 wrote:

I have been an MRF volunteer for over 5 years. I've had MS for over 14 years. My experience with MRF has been very positive. MRF is truly the best organization when it comes to advancing research directed at finding better treatments for MS. The commitment... more »

  hamability wrote:

As a young person with a disability, it was rewarding and inspiring to work with such a dynamic and dedicated group of people. Working with the Pineda Foundation was an eye opening experience. I was able to learn about human rights, and advocacy efforts... more »

  JohnPearson wrote:

This is a great non profit! The staff are awesome people. I’m blessed to be able to donate to Dayspring Farms and I know that my donation with help grow disciples and really good food! A big thanks to Jerry, Wanda and Justin for following God’s calling.... more »

  Kim_Smith wrote:

From the day of helping that first off the track race horse transition into it's new career over 25 years ago, we are now formally helping almost 100 horses each year get into new caring homes with productive lives. I'm amazed at the support our community,... more »

  Janet55 wrote:

I came across the "Voices against Brain Cancer" site back in 2010 ,a few months after losing my father from complications of Glioblastoma Multiforme/ stage 4.This site for me was a lifesaver!!..It really helped me during my grievance period.For once... more »

  kathryn55 wrote:

Maureen and her team are dedicated to making a better life for Jamaica's companion animals. I am confident that the money I donate goes directly to help the animals in her care. Animal House has worked closely with local stakeholders and even tourists... more »

  gsbmom wrote:

I was a founding board member (volunteer) back in 2015 when there wasn't even Come to Believe yet (the first "school within a school" was Arrupe College of Loyola University of Chicago.) The Come to Believe Network is now replicating the model and by... more »

  Denis wrote:

Open Door Mission is a faith-based recovery and rehabilitation shelter dedicated to transforming the lives of the addicted, destitute, homeless or disabled. Open Door Mission’s DoorWay Drug and Alcohol Recovery Program employs a multi-level approach... more »

  Nona Lynn wrote:

The Justice Foundation is an incredible organization! The President, Allan Parker, is a close friend/ministry leader and partner who has represented me in several cases that have included my testimony on how abortion hurt me. Several cases he has participated... more »

  Donna47 wrote:

I was just called at home by a woman from the BCRF askinf me to donate. I said " I do give to Planned Parenthood, are you doing work like they are, Shes said" Well, are they nationwide?" Really! So I said I would check them out on the internet and... more »

  nocca wrote:

I would encourage you to NOT donate to this agency. They play favorites and give away the farm to certain people and treat others with disdain. They especially treat disabled people, those people of color and those who do not belong to a church badly.... more »

  ddvh wrote:

Great organization! I met some great people, learned a little about Savannah's beautiful trees and then did some mulching and pruning. It felt great to help a local park and get some exercise outside. They were super nice! more »

  Michelle240 wrote:

I have been actively involved with the Aurora Foundation for over five years. Their mission is to help women and girls by making grants, researching and educating the community about issues and challenges facing women and girls and convening other organizations... more »

  Writer wrote:

Recently I began to go through a hard time financially. Abundance Ministries opened the Shepherd's Pantry. I was able to get enough food to feed myself and my family. The staff were so kind and caring. They prayed with us and really helped us during that... more »

  Dr. Ruth wrote:

Champions of Caring Connections (CCC) has been serving the greater Los Angeles community for over 10 years. We provide assistance to families in need of emergency housing because they find themselves homeless. Coordinating with other service providers... more »

  keepemhonest wrote:

This organization is defrauding the US Tax Payer...... 1.) The 2003 IRS letter stated stated that any "donation" FROM this organization, American Patriot Foundation, SHALL be to another 501(c)3 as per IRS Federal Tax Laws ... However, this organization... more »

  Pat H. wrote:

Dalmatian Rescue of Tampa Bay is a small group of dedicated volunteers working together to save at-risk (of euthanasia) Dalmatians and Dal-mixes in the state of Florida and other southern states when possible. No one receives compensation for their efforts... more »

  friends.family wrote:

This group helps people in Juneau, Sauk and Adams Counties in Wisconsin who are living with cancer. We provide assistance with heat for their homes, groceries, gas to get to treatments, childcare if a parent needs it for treatments. The board and volunteers... more »

  Little Deb wrote:

I have known about the American Soldier Network for over 5 years now and am very impressed with the amount of time and dedication Annie Nelson provides to helping our heros. This group goes above and beyond to make sure that our returning soldiers know... more »

  Emily C. wrote:

My name is Emily. I had an amazing experience as a member on the Grants Monitoring Committee and also Salon Committee. I really enjoyed being around such a great group of passionate, professional, and generous women who care deeply about healthy communities... more »

  servant shepherd wrote:

Hungry For God Home has transformed the lives of young men 17-24 years old aging out of foster care and fatherlessness, homeless and hopeless. Housing and bringing help, healing and hope restorative justice to over 250 young men since 2003. I've seen... more »

  JV1992 wrote:

I want to do what I can to help prevent others from having the same additional heartbreak and devastation because of MedCure’s lack of compassion and unethical services. It is too late now for my father to have had this final wish, but it isn't for... more »

  hnkroeze wrote:

BISSELL Pet Foundation is an amazing organization! more »

  Writer wrote:

Using the name of Nogales Crossroads Rescue Mission this organization offers shelter to homeless men, women and children. The facility looks fine for some one visiting. Maybe the Chapel looks to much like a Mortuary. Physical appearances can be deceiving.... more »

  rebowles wrote:

It’s about choice. We are much more likely to choose healthy food if we help prepare it. FEAST is a hands on group cooking experience using fresh seasonal local ingredients with a focus on childhood and family nutrition. We cook and eat food that... more »

  ebonybaby wrote:

My story starts out by me saying that I came here on behalf of my daughter passing away two-year ago. I stayed here for my other daughter she gotten custody of my grandchildren. So I decided to stay here IN Charlotte. But it's hard for me and my baby... more »

  TMGS wrote:

As Executive Director of a nonprofit organization, my experience with the Greater Oro Valley Arts Council (commonly referred to as SAACA -- Southern Arizona Arts and Cultural Alliance) has been super positive. The staff is always friendly, helpful and... more »

  musiclover5 wrote:

Great Group of music educators. The work ethic of both members and staff was great to watch. This is an organization worth supporting. more »

  191919 wrote:

It’s a great organization and it helps people who can’t afford help. Like myself and on top of that my life has changed in so many ways where would I ever begin. Love the support and community more »

  Margg wrote:

This is a fantastic place that provides food, child care, and education for the poor in Asheville, much of it paid by the center. It is making a change for poor children and their parent(s), as the families are also trained in childcare and in life skills.... more »

  rpusey8 wrote:

S June Smith staff are amazing! They work with children and their families with early intervention. more »

  Vicky Cantu wrote:

I came to stay at Turning Point when I had now place to go no family or friends to help anfd I was at a very low and lost place in my life. When I needed the help Turning Point was there for me if not for TPC i would be living on the street. more »

  cyberkismet5 wrote:

This charity is a scam. When solicited for donation we asked them to provide a transparent accounting of money they had raised from several friends fro Haiti. They promised to do so but never delivered. A woman named Jacky called our office after receiving... more »

  weserve wrote:

we are non-profit religious and charitable organisation from chennai,India. sharing the gospel of GOD and helping the mankind.our basic needs are not yet met. please make a donation.Thank you. "with GOD nothing shall be impossible"luke:1:37 more »

  zheim wrote:

Opera NOVA is a volunteer-based, non-profit charitable organization to bring the joy of opera to the local community and develop regional support for the performing arts. I am a happy to be a volunteer for this organization as they produce innovative... more »

  gemaurin wrote:

“The Samuel Waxman Cancer Research Foundation provides a unique and valuable service for the scientific and clinical enterprise. Its unique mechanism for funding innovative and paradigm shifting science has direct relevance for developing enhanced therapies... more »

  brucegimbel wrote:

Jericho Road Ministries provides a second chance for men and women struggling with life, addictions and hopelessness. For over 20 years they have been steadfast in sharing the Gospel of Jesus Christ with those they serve. In their three shelter buildings... more »

  modela wrote:

this is gary essman jal nm jalarama 18th annual car show & motorcycle show chili cookoff & rib challenge oct. 19 2019 at the jal lake looking for donations please you can call me at 575-441-5952 gary more »

  Capt Challenge wrote:

I have been involved with the Buddy Bowl for 11 years. Buddy Bowl is an all volunteer organization with the lowest overhead I have seen in a nonprofit agency. This organization is fully dedicated to supporting our injured military, first responders and... more »

  Kim J wrote:

This non profict organization was formed in 2002 following the events of 9/11/01. The family and friends of Mark Jardim created a memorial 5K running race in his memory following his death in NYC on 9/11. Proceeds from the race held in Cheshire, Connecticut... more »

  iloveromance wrote:

In 2019, I lost my husband to an aortic dissection so I've always felt a connection to John Ritter. Last February I learned that John's family; his sons Tyler and Jason and his wife Amy Yasbeck were going to be at a bowling fundraiser in Dallas, Texas.... more »

  Jenn Goldman wrote:

This foundation helps with various Shoes Project, Aqueduct Project, etc but I first came into contact with One drop of Kindness when I lived in New Paltz during my freshman year. I have volunteer at various homeless shelter through out my life, wherever... more »

  Colleen64 wrote:

Give hope foundation helped my son in the summer of 2013. He was fighting childhood cancer and was inpatient in the hospital while his teenage friends were having a great time out of school. Give hope brought a smile to his face that we as parents had... more »

  Anthony1964 wrote:

Just impressive how 3 DD gives back. I suffer from a desease that this charity does not support. The charities that it does support are blessed to have such generous supporters. more »

  johnnyboygrover wrote:

This is an excellent therapeutic day school for pre-k thru 21. They practice the DIR model and support the academic and emotional development of the children. more »

  David390 wrote:

It's hard to say good or bad things about this organization simply because 14454 friar st doesn't exist, therefore this organization doesn't exist. more »

  Brett7 wrote:

This organization hold an annual all day music festival with live bands on the Carl Stucky Memorial Stage. 100 percent of all proceeds are distributed to local charities in Shelby County Indiana. All board members are volunteers, none are paid. Expenses... more »

  Jonny Imerman CLOZTALK ImermanAngels wrote:

Chicago Run has such an important mission of empowering Chicago youth in need through running and athletic & academic programs! GREAT org, GREAT team— the CLOZTALK team is honored to call CR our partner!! CLOZTALK team >> Jonny... more »

  Writer wrote:

Wow!!! The Lord's Gym is incredible and does so much for the community - a beacon of hope in a dark city - a refuge for youth and anyone interested in sports and fitness. The workout gym has a lot of equipment and is overseen by staff who really know... more »

  Christinausa2005 wrote:

Great organization for a great cause. Sharing the beaufiful spirit of a little girl whose time was much too short through this foundation. more »

  kchick wrote:

When I was diagnosed with Triple Negative Breast Cancer, I began searching for resources. I found PA Breast Cancer Coalition and signed up for an information/ care package. It arrived quickly with so much information about Triple Negative Breast Cancer... more »

  lawgirl4472 wrote:

Background Information: This organization offers housing for women and children who have experienced homelessness. Some, not all, participants come from Domestic Violence situations, however, this is not a battered women’s shelter. Their website boasts... more »

  ripcurl1 wrote:

I first heard about SurfAid International through an online retailer called Swell. They had SurfAid wrist bands advertised for sale but what really grabbed my attention was the SurfAid story. The mission of SurfAid International, a non-profit humanitarian... more »

  John Kankombe wrote:

Nonprofits are the unique interpreses that can be a real help for a world in recession more »

  weaverflhs wrote:

I have worked with Volunteer Florida over the past 5 years with their phenomenal Teen Trendsetter Program. High School students volunteer for 20 weeks to mentor struggling readers in elementary school. We started with 2 or 3 students and are now going... more »

  bdavisbcbsmcom wrote:

This group is excellent with helping young women to understand how valuable they are. It has many activities for training women how to cook, sew, knit and crochet. It also helps them with learning the importance of money management. Computer training... more »

  broachjc wrote:

DiscoverHope provides wonderful opportunities, training and micro-credit loans for women and their families who otherwise might not have a chance for economic success. more »

  OOSARO wrote:

This Organization is set out to conquer Ignorance, Hunger, and Poverty particularly in Nigeria , by providing basic essentials or necessities of Light, Water, Sewage disposal and Provision educational infrastructures of Books, Computer Labs, Building... more »

  Rob G. wrote:

This is the 5th I've done this event. It goes to a great cause and the event is done in a professional manner. more »

  carrie4d wrote:

This is a great organization for helping both professionals as well as patients with neuromuscular diseases. more »

  macsmom wrote:

Law Enforcement United is one of the greatest organization related to police and emergency services. They do an outstanding job helping out the community and keeping families together through tough times. The money they raise helps the families of Officers... more »

  blahh wrote:

I believe they are a scam..They scam you buy selling out of date tickets. more »

  Tommy R.1 wrote:

PAN Foundation has been there with copay help with my MS medication the last two years. Without PAN Foundation’s help, I could never afford my medication. They have helped millions over the years and I have never had a problem with them. They... more »

  givebig wrote:

I recently learned about the Kaplan Educational Foundation during an awards ceremony at my job, when the President of our company talked about the work of the foundation and how they are so successful at transferring community college students to four... more »

  Rachel_G wrote:

My Giving Story for 25:40 (www.2540.org)For many years I went through life not truly seeing the world and its problems. I knew there were people living in poverty; however it was easy to put those thoughts out of my head with the distractions... more »

  anjinsan wrote:

Much has changed at Paul Newman's charity, none for the good. Paul ran it "hands on," after his family the charity was Paul's life's love. After his death an interloper, Robert Forrester hijacked the company, changing everything to his benefit making... more »

  Bryce4 wrote:

I have made multiple attempts to contact the MacArthur Foundation who has not responded regarding the consideration of tailoring of third party programs for people with autism and other special needs in consideration of grants and one of those considered... more »

  twejaka wrote:

This foundation is the best run and managed I know in the industry. It gathers it's partners each year and let them learn from each other. In the past years these meetings were held in NYC meaning that many organizations in Africa were not able to attend.... more »

  Isador P. wrote:

An amazing foundation, a trailblazer in Silicon Valley philanthrophy with huge impact. They've saved huge amounts of California's natural beauty and ecologically sensitive lands from development. They've saved condors and other endangered animals. And... more »

  Erin_M wrote:

You don't always get to see the impact of what you donate first hand but during this trip I was so lucky to see my dollars and time impact daily. The entire community surrounding this small town in Peru knows doctors are coming in for the medical campaign... more »

  SVanecek wrote:

The Home Ranch, Pierce Ranch, Russell Ranch and Wooden Ranch. more »

  Irene d. wrote:

This foundation, headed by Executive Director Noreen Salah Burpee, is among the finest in terms of giving to those in need. In her words "As the executive director of the Salah Foudation, I am proud to say we are fulfilling our mission statement and... more »

  mfantom wrote:

Grampy's Charities is a regional pediatric health foundation focusing on providing un-restricted operating support to child health related charities with a mission of direct service to families and their children. They have a flexible, hands-on Board... more »

  Cesar M H. wrote:

My family recently lost her apartment due to Fire and are seeking donations from the Orange County Community any type of donations will betray appreciate it we are homeless we lost everything and if anybody wants to help out you could go to the GoFundMe... more »

  Kenny F. wrote:

I have attended numerous Forever Young charitable events. The group is very professional and precise in its fundraising efforts. Their efforts fund many underprivileged arenas and I am a strong supporter of their efforts. Kenny Felder more »

  Mhudson3 wrote:

This is a tax shelter for a very greedy and deceitful man. more »

  uckfayooyay wrote:

Ryan, board member, and son of Mr. Nerney, is an entitled waste of life. He should have been expelled from Cabrini College in 2005 for sexual molestation, harrassment, and assault. But his father bought his way out of trouble. He belongs in prison. more »

  aqeele wrote:

I live in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. I have benefited from this organization a lot. I received their assistance, which I desperately needed. Thank you to all those responsible for this charitable work. more »

  Darezdanyarr wrote:

My 2yrs Darez Reese son was dignose with Kindey cancer and,heis now 4yrs now more »

  farpoint wrote:

This wonderful Foundation just donated $1,000.00 to our organization. They recognized as a group who makes a difference in the Susquehanna Valley. THANK YOU!Far Point Animal Rescue, Port Trevorton, PA more »

  ealcaraz wrote:

The Aleh Foundation is indebted to you and would like to express heartfelt appreciation to you for your years of devotion to the the children. Your support and dedication to the children are a reflection of your sensitivity to human needs. Your actions... more »

  bingo7778 wrote:

Donnie Crevier and his adult children are thoughtful and strategic in the way they award grants into the community. Very impressed with their heartfelt but effective philanthropy that truly has measurable impact! more »

  Tenderfoot wrote:

Thank you for standing up for Women’s health in Georgia. more »

  BaylinFamilyandFriends wrote:

Gerald Baylin was a narcissistic jerk who abused his wife, children and extended family. Died alone without friends. Gave money to charity because anyone who knew him abhorred him. Sad man who caused so many pain. more »

  mariongarrett wrote:

The Bobby Joe Mason Golf Foundation was founded in 2009 by Centralia native, Dr. Shelvy Haywood Keglar because he had a dream to continue the legacy of giving back to the young people in the community. He wanted to be a part of ensuring that the youth... more »

  Annie32 wrote:

The Ruder family is so generous to have created this foundation to help their community! THANK YOU! Ann Burnworth more »

  pops.in.in wrote:

The Springs is a Christian retreat Center that provides rest and rejuvenation for those involved in ministry. Wonderful staff/hosts and a beautiful setting. more »

  A Brown wrote:

I am always very impressed with Dr. Bronner's Family Foundation! The team has a very sophisticated analysis of the issues they are focused on including migrant rights, especially in the San Diego region. They are kind, supportive and professional and... more »

  theantiageingguy wrote:

sens foundation are pioneers in the field of regenerative medicine; their main aim is to eliminate age related disease and frailty. If you care about the health of you and your loved ones please support this charity as many lives will be lost if we fail... more »

  ryan_s wrote:

Give as you are ableHoltBrothersFoundation.comFinishing an Ironman can make you feel a high, but giving back to others can give you an even greater high that you can feel every day for the rest of your life. I set out to complete an Ironman... more »

  Robert G.3 wrote:

We’ve been volunteering at Crabtree Farms for several years with children’s field trips. What great fun! There also are volunteer opportunities for those who want to get their hands dirty planting and harvesting crops with a farm share as a benefit. more »

  jlkester wrote:

The Katherine Estes Rogers Foundation was established in memory of Katherine Estes Rogers by her loving husband, M. Hugh Rogers, shortly following Katherine's death from cancer in March 1997. The Foundation was established for general charitable purposes,... more »

  Writer wrote:

Working with this organization has been one of the greatest experiences in my life.The Objective: It's all about inspiring their dreams!Upon locating dissoluble communities we identify and alleviate any social and/or economic barriers that... more »

  hlojeski wrote:

Imagine you are 7 years old, you wake up to police officers in your bedroom, they hand you a trash bag and tell you, you have 5 minutes to put your personal belongings in the bag and leave. How would you feel, being handed a trash bag for your belongings... more »

  JenElement wrote:

Where's your cape? You're a philanthropic superhero. more »

  cindymarie wrote:

Hi my name is Irene Pelletier I am Cindy Pelletier Mother in Law I am doing a go fund me page for her to raise money for her on going medical expenses. Since February 28 she has been in and out of the hospital due to a surgery that went wrong.... more »

  Rich M.1 wrote:

I recently volunteered for The Citrone Foundation's Play It Forward Pittsburgh events, whose goal it was to increase the Organ Donor Registration list, in the Pittsburgh area. This was the first campaign PIFP has directed, and they did a great job. As... more »

  Eric W.3 wrote:

The Jack and Aletha Goodale Family Foundation has been a strong supporter of the United Methodist Community House in Grand Rapids for many years. They are a very generous donor who understands the needs of our most vulnerable populations, namely children... more »

  Writer wrote:

Hi this AYAN ANSARI from India just I want to join in your group because of I want to give education to the all children I have a coaching centre that name is Indian social work(vns) thanks a lot of u more »

  Teryl F. wrote:

My daughter and I are both wheelchair users. My daughter has complex medical issues and severe brittle bones. She has 3-6 appointments a week to keep her healthy and as strong as possible. I am also her transportation to and from school. As a result,... more »

  Lex.Greeen.CPA wrote:

So thankful to have made a connection with the Stephen C and Carla R Charitable Foundation. more »

  scorcoran wrote:

With gratitude, my husband, two sons, and I would like to tell others about Amy's Yard Sale. I was diagnosed with ovarian cancer about a year ago following the onset of clots throughout my body, resulting in strokes, a heart attack, and a pulmonary embolism.... more »

  missionshelpchildren wrote:

This is a great foundation that helps children around the city of Columbus, across the state, and internationally. They've been impacting the lives of children all around the world through partnership grants by providing education and making their future... more »

  kwelch0424 wrote:

The David Sliff Memorial Foundation is a small nonprofit that provides academic scholarships for financially struggling students and supports mental health organizations. No salaries are paid and all donations are received from family and friends. The... more »

“Unity, Discipline, Hard Work, and Courage; This is our way of life.” Adelante’s mission is to improve the... more »

Educational wilderness trips for urban students more »

The Koret Foundation is a Jewish-sponsored charitable trust with assets of approximately $300 million. Since 1979, Koret has... more »

To provide grants and contributions to 501(c)(3) nonprofits. more »

The mission of the foundation is to fundraise from alumni,corporations,foundations and friends of fu jen catholic university in... more »