Find Mental Health Nonprofits and Charities

  Jim at Sober Living wrote:

Hi - I'm Jim deVarennes - President & Founder of Sober Living America. Since this is a review, I’ll try to be as objective and unbiased as I can, but I have to admit, I feel absolutely blessed & humbled to be part of working with a great group of caring... 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 »

  LisaCef wrote:

WeSPARK is a wonderful supportive environment offering a wide variety of counseling, alternative health, and therapy services, as well as different creative classes and guest lectures for the cancer patient/Survivor and their family/caretakers. They even... more »

  bklmkr wrote:

The alliance of hope for suicide survivors is an essential on-line, necessary, website providing incredible emotional, social and intellectual support for suicide survivors. It is a place for sharing, for hoping for a better future, and, more importantly,... 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 »

  joinus wrote:

A Mothers Rest is just what the special needs community has been needing. Being a parent/caregiver of someone with a disability is one of the most rewarding experiences ...but it can also be tiring. You truly cannot take care of someone you love if you... more »

  DM Dorman wrote:

This summer was the first time my son (and I) participated in KoH. To say it was an awesome experience is an understatement. The time my son spent with the mentors, organizers, sponsors and other young men/boys who lost their dads created memories and... more »

  Mary wrote:

Through MARR I was able to take charge of my life. I wanted a life free from alcohol and drugs and MARR gave me the tools to do just that! Natalie 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 »

  campohomer wrote:

I’d like to share some information with you about my organization, the Okizu Foundation. My camp name is Homer. We all get camp names and somehow, I got Homer. How that came to be my name is a long story in and of itself, but I will say that it wasn’t... more »

  Mark Cameron wrote:

This charity is a joke when it comes to stewardship of donor's money. I have donated twice in the past and now receive 2 to 3 pieces of mail WEEKILY requesting donations. (This smacks of a kickback to a Director's family or friend's owned mailing company).... 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 »

  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 »

  elliecarver wrote:

Camp Starfish is doing amazing things, supporting those children who need it the most. This camp specializes in giving kids with emotional, behavioral and learning problems with a normal camp experience. Beyond the camp experience, Camp Starfish is providing... more »

  ngpilot wrote:

If you have never had the opportunity to experience a family's reunion with mom or dad in prison, here is a ministry that does just that. Wings coordinates the entire event for several inmates and provides everything necessary to make the event one that... 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 »

  otisdi wrote:

The reality tour is an exceptional program to help keep children away from drug and substance abuse. The program opens up lines of communication between children and parents/guardians to keep the focus on a drug-free lifestyle. This is high impact and... more »

  billymac wrote:

Met the Director, Constance Rhodes, through my daughter who has had emotional issues surrounding eating for many years. She is incredibly gifted at creating mutually supportive group activities and reaching out to those in need with a variety of excellent... more »

  rrs7 wrote:

I have seen the direct impact of the organization on my fellow active duty service members and respect the fact that Boot Campaign really walks the walk when it comes to using the money that they raise. more »

  elle1 wrote:

I was a Vietnam veteran carrying some ghosts for over 30 years. The experience of Vets Journey Home helped me let go of these ghost and find closer to feelings that were bottled up inside me for many years. 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 »

  diane11 wrote:

I first became interrested in International Crisis Aid (ICA) thru a friend who had spent a summer working with them in Addis Ababa, Ethiopia. She took bio's and pictures of children for the sponsorship program. When I saw the pictures, heard the stories,... 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 »

  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 »

  emilywagoner wrote:

I spent eleven years in the mental health system receiving treatment in various hospitals and facilities for Abuse, Depression, PTSD, Dissociation, self-harm, suicidality, and anorexia. At the end of my rope, I found Mercy Ministries. I did not know what... more »

  ruthie1 wrote:

I am working toward my MSW degree at the University of Michigan. The Women's Center of Southeastern Michigan has been a great place to learn how to do therapy. It is an incredibly supportive environment, and everyone who works there works incredibly hard... more »

  chander2nyc wrote:

At my first MaleSurvivor Weekend of Recovery, I walked into a room with 30 other people I had never met before, and for the first time in my life I didn't feel alone. I can't overstate how important the work MaleSurvivor does every day to help survivors... 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 »

  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 »

  georgiapeach wrote:

Top notch,community based organization that services cancer patients and their families with peer counseling services, workshops and events. Support Connection provides educational, emotional and social support services to those affected by breast and... more »

  TrevorVolunteer wrote:

The Trevor Project offers a completely unique and vital service to the youth of America who are conflicted, not only by their own developmental and identity issues, but also by the mixed messaging they are receiving from political and social media. This... more »

  Docchesne wrote:

This is an amazing organization started by two Veterans from Mississippi, Dan and Hunter Fordice. They take Combat Wounded Veterans on outdoor activities and get them into the healing power of nature. Their special activity for each event is a bonfire... more »

  beacnhouse wrote:

I am a former client and current employee of the Beacon Association of San Pedro. I was sent here to continue my treatment and recovery from another program. I had not other place to go, no money and no one who would take me. The Beacon House opened... 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 »

  HKM2125 wrote:

This nonprofit has the mission, focus, and dynamism to change the world. Active Minds is the nation’s premier nonprofit that focuses on suicide prevention, the destigmatization of mental health issues and the promotion of student advocacy... more »

  Frank Dailey wrote:

Heroes on the Water was there when I was experiencing the impact of Combat Stress, I had lost a total of 34 men during my 27 yrs of service. The last one was the one that broke my spirit, in addition to having to take part in the notifications of the... more »

  Astc113 wrote:

SSN or Straight Spouse Network is a nonprofit organization of which I have been a member of for six years. In 2002, I found out that my husband was gay and we had been married for 21 years. My life was devastated and I had little hope for the future.... more »

  Cyndi D. wrote:

I served as a Summer intern for SonRise spending 40+ hours a week. What an amazing experience. The volunteers are some of the best I have ever met, always positive, always ready to learn, and always giving their all for SonRise, the horses,... more »

  S A Wilkinson wrote:

In the Fall of 2010, my partner and I attended a Simonton Cancer Center retreat in California. Jenny had had two, six month rounds of chemo, the latter of which had ended on May 10, 2010. Just four months later, in September, we learned that the markers... more »

  Ann_38 wrote:

Having been a volunteer for 6+ years, have served in a variety of positions. I believe in what TAPS stands for, in their methods of service and in the staff and volunteers they work with. Their MENTOR Program is the best and strongly believe it serves... more »

  frank warren wrote:

I have answered phones for HopeLine and now try to raise awareness and funds to further their noble goals and important mission. more »

  dkirby wrote:

I have been invovled with Youth Villages for several years as a donor and a volunteer. To see the impact that they have on the young adults that they transition into adulthood is amazing. All of the teachers and counselors at all of their locations really... more »

  Boud wrote:

For those of us grieving, this site hits it on the nail. It talks and shares grief attacks experiences and how others have gotten thru this. I was drowning in pain and this site; specially its section on grief attacks was a gift from god more »

  bill11 wrote:

Wahburn Center for Children is a a leader in providing mental health services for childern in need in the Twin Cities metro area. Their programs have made profound, positive impacts on the lives of area children struggling with behavioral and mental health... more »

  OBCF wrote:

LAMB FOUNDATION provides us with a grant for scholarships to help those in school who plan to have careers working with the developmentally disable. They have been a partner with us now for many years and have always been so gracious. In addition, with... more »

  armerarmer wrote:

UGM helps many homeless in the Sacramento area. This is a very worthy organization to volunteer at or donate to. 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 »

  Sibelia wrote:

Counselor who I saw was fine, the unlicensed one who saw my teen son was a loose cannon, did not get consultation from supervisor before he acted impulsively to break confidentiality. Created lots of difficulty for my family. Supervisor met with me... more »

  misebrid wrote:

Brookline Teen Outreach is meeting so many community needs! Kids and adults both like being in this welcoming space and participating in events together. It's a real community-builder! Life skills from cooking to applying for jobs, community service projects,... more »

  Longdistance wrote:

I have seen the amazing things that this organization has done for our countries veterans and their families. They have changed lives and continue to create life changing opportunities for our hero's. Please look them up and support them. I do... more »

  kozenber wrote:

As a parent with a child with ADHD, you are constantly on the look out for resources and information. Less than a week before the annual seminar, I found ADDA-SR. I was able to receive a parent scholarship to attend. Just being with other parents--hearing... more »

  Sharen Moessner wrote:

My husband has been involved with ACTS for many years, but he and I have only been married for four years and I came from the west coast to Virginia, so I knew nothing of this organization before arriving. Paul suggested that if I was ever looking for... more »

  SindyL wrote:

This review was collected by the Mary's Center staff through an offline review form and inputted by a GreatNonprofits intern. more »

  Laurenstoneberger wrote:

Without this wonderful and empowering group of women I am not sure I would have had the strength to make it through our time. Strong is an understatement when it comes to the support they give women like me on a daily basis. more »

  Thetan wrote:

It's said that an ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. This couldn't be more true than about the results that the Foundation for a Drug Free World get. Their "Truth About Drugs" prevention program combined with their Drug Free Marshall's program... more »

  Stephcummings wrote:

AWOW not only brings the smiles to the children, their families, but to the volunteers as well. Although the day is tiring, the feelings that you leave with are indescribable. From the surf instructors to the water safety people, everyone bands together... more »

  NightmareACTUAL wrote:

my name is Daniel I am from the island of Puerto Rico. i've always been a gamer but video games never was, what it became about a year ago. Never had I needed video games more than I do, now. Couple years ago I was going through a crisis existential and... more »

  alexplechash wrote:

There has been no other veteran-oriented non-profit or charitable organization with which I have been involved, or that I am aware of, that is more dedicated and visionary than this one. The events organized are as well-run and inspirational as any I've... more »

  Teresa L.2 wrote:

I found my way to Hope Floats 9 years ago, as a practitioner. What Ken and Denise built in tribute and honor of their son, Michael, continues to inspire and amaze me. After losing my own son almost 4 years ago, I appreciate even more the wonderful work... more »

  Dennis B.4 wrote:

An amazing organization dedicated to the health and recovery of veterans, active duty, and their families. Passionate volunteers provide free yoga and meditation classes throughout the country. Based on science, the Veterans Yoga Project has objectively... more »

  texaswalker wrote:

I just recently started with Homefront Hugs and what a great organization. From the serive they provide to being prompt with helpful information, I really am getting into this opportunity! Our service men and women deserve the very best!! more »

  Sherry J. wrote:

Being a Board member of this prestigious Organization has been so rewarding. This Organization genuinely cares about the welfare of the people in our community as well as across the nation. ..especially our youth. I encourage anyone who is anyone... more »

  Jayme B. wrote:

Idaho method project is wonderful program. It brings the reality to teens of what math actually does to people. Its commercials are so real life it makes people stop and think. Thank you for all that you do!!! more »

  Liz King wrote:

I have volunteered for Children's Health Council for over 8 years and have fallen in love with the work they do. They are a great community resource for kids that think and learn differently and can give simple consultations or extensive evaluations... more »

  LindseyArticolo wrote:

I heard about the SonRise program a few months ago, in a book I read ("The Thinking Mom's Revolution"). I was able to connect with someone who had attended, and she said, quite frankly, every family, upon autism diagnosis, should be given a trip to... more »

  smileyguy wrote:

To stand in the lobby and watch the lost, sick, and nearly dead clients enter these programs is to witness true miracles, one after the other, as they exit clear-eyed, and with a new purpose and meaning to their existences. The programs are the best that... more »

  cbprice2015 wrote:

The Family Greenhouse truly cares about people and the relationships people are building. In our own lives they helped to solidify several points within our marriage that needed work and were able to help us learn how to tackle those areas. We try our... more »

  NancyLynn wrote:

Very compassionate group which helps bereaved mothers through a Facebook group, regular meetings to create craft memorials to honor those who have passed on, balloon releases, and general fellowship with other mothers who "understand" each other's pain... more »

  Michele102 wrote:

It was very helpful. Miss Myrna G was very caring with me, by helping me to clear all of my doubts. I'm thankfull that you took the time and love to talk with me, let me share you my experience and Yo hear about you. I think that your work is amazing! more »

  Writer wrote:

New Freedom Farm is an amazing organization. They provide a healing environment for veterans with PTSD, substance abuse issues, TBI, etc. Many rescued horses who now live in sanctuary at New Freedom Farm connect with the hurting humans who visit there,... more »

  sherget wrote:

Volunteering at Hospice SLO has been such a positive impact on my life. Being in a professional environment where every person clearly cares for others has opened me up to a world of compassion. The staff and other volunteers are uniquely understanding... more »

  Writer wrote:

Amazing organization that gives back to our nation's Exceptional Warriors and their families! more »

  kellyscott wrote:

I have been a board member at CMLF since it achieved its non-profit status. The community has benefitted tremendously from the mental health and substance abuse services offered by CMLF, not to mention all of the other projects and programs. The most... more »

  Writer wrote:

I have volunteered for this organization since 2014 and have also participated in their recreational rehabilitation/adaptive sports rowing and kayaking programs. This organization originally started with 5-disabled Veterans in May, 2013 and by September,... more »

  Garrett D. wrote:

I have had the honor and privilege to work with this organization since the start of its Warrior Camp and have been overwhelmed by the generosity and the genuine desire to help Veterans of every generation by the staff. It has also given me a chance to... more »

  Anne40 wrote:

The Center for Family Services helps numerous individuals and families to achieve a better life through their various programs throughout New Jersey. They help to empower a person for a better future. I am proud to be able to say that I am associated... more »

  Brooke J. wrote:

I have come across this foundation many times, and the work that they do is incredible. The lives that they have changed and the children's hearts they have touched in unbelievable. Hearing some of the stories that these kids have gone through is very... more »

  forensicgal wrote:

SACRED always stands ready to assist families on the path forward after a child has been affected by sexual violence. What a wonderful nonprofit. more »

  CapraHorse wrote:

Spring Reins of Life (Horses, Humans and Healing) 501c3 is an EAGALA Model program in Central New Jersey offering EAP (equine assisted psychotherapy) to at risk / high risk youth, ptsd veterans and their families and bereaved children. Each of these areas... more »

  Mohammed2005 wrote:

I was one of the specialists in teaching barber for youth. I have taught two courses to teach barbering for young men from Iraq Children hope Organization. The supervisors of the organization in Basra Governorate were very professional and contributed... more »

  veteran1111 wrote:

I am a veteran who has gotten a dog. GREAT organization committed to helping veterans. more »

  hayes878 wrote:

The Priceless Journey's vision is like non other I have seen. I have personally seen the "You are Priceless" devotional work in the lives of the women around me. I can't wait to see what God has in store for this powerful ministry! more »

  CMK67 wrote:

What a wonderful group! I enjoy the live videos and have learned many things from them. The online job community is a bit different from physical jobs and they do a wonderful job introducing you and teaching how it all works; from the units to the general... more »

  mobileUser348942 wrote:

AOVS is one of the most effective nonprofits that helps homeless veterans here in Memphis. more »

  DEEZ wrote:

I was a client of Recovery Ventures from 2007-2008. During the application process I was told that I would recieve job trainning. I was very intrested in not only getting clean and sober but in also recieving job trainning that would allow me to enter... more »

  rivera59 wrote:

With the help and support of Mrs O'Brien and her team at transitionprofessionals I could neverhave become a productive memberof the community. They carried meback to a world to which I now feelI never left. They made me believein my... more »

  deannabernsen wrote:

In my opinion, SWITCH is a revolutionary program addressing a variety of critical issues that our teenagers struggle with. Through the use of college students that serve as influential role models, they assist our teenagers in learning how to build strong... more »

  mobileUser544654 wrote:

Doing well serving hurting families and their loved ones with equine assisted learning and building community. Could improve raising more mentor leaders and fundraising. Horses are expensive and we would like a herd manager on staff more »

  dlserafini wrote:

I purchased a saddlebred mare from Serenity Saviors and the experience from the first communication until the delivery of my fabulous horse was nothing but spectacular. The care and dedication they give to their saved horses is evident from every aspect... more »

  prokrh wrote:

Over the past 20 years, I have donated several vehicles to Rawhide. The process is easy and a lot less hassle than attempting to sell. The tax write off helps, but the true value comes with the satisfaction of helping support a most worthy organization... more »

  ProfMom wrote:

The staff at Medical Mutts are highly trained, experienced, and committed to changing lives with their work. We are working with Medical Mutts to help place our special needs son with a psychiatric service dog that will give him access to many more opportunities... more »

  kimiko wrote:

I have volunteered or worked for this agency for more than six years and am more passionate than ever about the quality of care clients receive here everyday. Didi Hirsch truly lives up to its mission statement of providing quality mental health care... more »

  Osama wrote:

I volunteered during Hurricane Sandy last year, I did various things such as gutting out, mucking out and my personnel favorite was cutting down hazardous trees. Its a great organization and the supervisors i worked under were very interactive and kept... more »

  Writer wrote:

Jean and I have had the privilege of participating and supporting this pregnancy clinic for the past five years. The leaders are great stewards of the finances contributed by donors. The clients who come to the clinic immediately experience a warm, respectful... more »

  Happy L. wrote:

Special Angel gives more than just "a voice" to the silent majority of youth-at-risk in the United States. This band of angels gives "a singing voice" to these youths, and helps them on their road to recovery and regaining lost innocence. Everyone... more »

  eclare333 wrote:

NoStigmas came into my life a few months ago and I am better for it. Jacob Moore has created a strong but gentle voice in an otherwise absent conversation. Through the organization, I have met incredible people with even more incredible stories. Much... more »

  landont wrote:

I don't normally go every month but is very informational and there are other veteran organizations/organizations who come to share and network. I just recently let someone know I can periodically volunteer my time with this organization. more »

  Russ T.1 wrote:

The Leadership and employees at TLC are top-notch: caring people who are dedicated to making the world a better place. I love interacting with them and am #grateful to collaborate with the counselors and everyone else on the training I offer them to help... more »

  fsheikh wrote:

I currently interned at Sierra House in Summer 2012 as a Social Worker. Sierra House is an organization that upheld its mission and committed to helping at risk youth in need of food, shelter, and community social services. During my work here at Sierra... more »

  lvninjas wrote:

Kingman's Healing Hooves is life changing, not only for those taking lessons with Kassie and her team, but it is life changing for the family members of those involved, friends and the community as well. I have never seen someone have such a profound... more »

  RuthVolunteer wrote:

I'm here at The Northwest Center for more than 2 years and I enjoy helping latin women, giving counsil and orientation about different topics. Health for her and her baby is a priority and we educate the women about fetal development and prenatal health.... more »

  rhwills wrote:

We have been donating to Jacob's Heart for several years and appreciate that our support helps families of children with cancer. more »

  THE EIGHT wrote:

Going the EXTRA MILE! Family Health & Support Network, Inc. (FHSN) provides safe and loving homes for children placed in foster care. Additionally, the agency continues to go the extra mile to assure their children while in their care, are able obtain... more »

  VickiC wrote:

Founded in 2010 this nonprofit, which originally established Rocklin's first off-leash dog park, has now expanded. The primary mission of RRUFF is to serve disabled veterans and the canine community through it's Healing Heroes Program. 22 veterans... more »

  mobileUser446470 wrote:

S2L Recovery truly cares about the men God has put in front of them. They are not clients but rather brothers going through the same things that God has brought them out of. more »

  greg.piehn0529 wrote:

As a volunteer and donor, I have always had great interactions with Casa Pacifica. I have so enjoyed my time volunteering for the Amigos and the Wine, Food and Brew festival. It's my favorite event of the year! Overall, they are an incredible organization.... more »

  lelaadvocate wrote:

O.A.B.I. is a wonderful organization that address violences and abuses on a world wide level. It provides all the needed information with an educational approach and reaches out to all people throughout this world. I am very honored to be part of this... more »

  Writer wrote:

Myndtalk with Dr. Pamela Brewer is a wonderful show with so many loyal listeners, I include myself in that group. Dr. Brewer has interesting guests, a wide range of topics, and continues to be a clearinghouse of information and resources for the community.... more »

  Writer wrote:

WCS does amazing work with children and has a patient and loving staff. more »

  Ms. lisa wrote:

Vietnam Veterans of America provides great service to those looking to donate used clothing and home items. They helped me get rid of all the clutter in my home and it was too easy. All I did was schedule a pick up and leave the bags on my porch and they... more »

  h2HOPE wrote:

I had the opportunity to assist the Lighthouse this year prepare grocery bags for Thanksgiving for the less fortunate in our community, and wow it went wonderfully. We packed 1000 bags in five hours and their team was just great. The Lighthouse had all... more »

  Suzanne G.1 wrote:

Very nice items in their resale stores! Good prices! more »

  Brandon S.1 wrote:

As a recovering alcoholic of just over 5 years, and a Bad Religion fan for 23 years, I wanted to check out this show to listen to BR bassist Jay Bentley tell his story. My girlfriend, who is also a recovering alcoholic joined me. We enjoyed it so much,... more »

  jendoc1 wrote:

The only comprehensive domestic violence service agency in San Mateo County, CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) provides vital services to women and children impacted by abuse. CORA helps clients to attain a renewed sense of self-worth and... more »

  JHebert wrote:

This entity is well run and serves an enormously important role in the greater Springfield area. Their continued commitment to lifting the spirits of their clients and providing guidance and sustenance on many levels is the hallmark of this long time... more »

  jjhuntman wrote:

I joined the Pathpoint Board about two years ago and have been so impressed with the organization. Pathpoint has incredible staff and leaders and are deeply dedicated to helping people with disabilities and disadvantages. This is probably one of the... more »

  PCHT wrote:

This organization is one with such integrity. They work so hard to help people get not just help, but the right kind of help for them. Its a pleasure to be able to partner with The Powerful Project. more »

  Rob Guam wrote:

This is a GREAT place to work. We have a great team with a more of a sense of family than just a recovery center. Because of that there is a can-do attitude and a willingness to try new things to respond to the unique needs of individuals in need. more »

  IanAndersen wrote:

Moderation Management holds a special place in my heart. I've worked with them closely over the past two years to share clients between my for profit company, and their non-profit services. They have an amazing team with no ego, only a desire to help... more »

  paulwarrior wrote:

FIX'D, and Jaime in particular, have demonstrated the willingness to tackle situations involving suicidal, and even homicidal, military veterans with urgency and not stopping until there is resolution. more »

  jonkrutz wrote:

I have watched this crucial organization evolve over the past 15 years into a much more stable, dynamic, and national voice for reason on the economic, social, and good-governance costs of gambling. In the past few years, the group has taken big steps... more »

  HeatherWilliams wrote:

Breakthrough House is a wonderful place! I feel so priviledged to have the opportunity to help such a great organization! The consumers, staff & supporters are truly amazing. Thank you Breakthrough House! more »

  shariegeland wrote:

Omni Youth Programs is an extremely professiona and nurturing agency who cares about training the youth counselors of tomorrow as much as it cares for the at risk youth and families it serves. It accompishes a TREMENDOUS amount of success with very low... more »

  MrIamGregMac wrote:

SHE Will says it all..... Support Help Empower. There are many organizations out there but The SHE Will Foundation stands out above the rest because they are standing on their words.. S.H.E. more »

  IHCWintern wrote:

An awesome non-profit focused on community and promoting wellness! more »

  Marilyn39 wrote:

My grandson, Dylan, who is now age 15 in high school has been going to the HHH barn in Delray Beach the past five years. Through the years, he has had a place to share his anxious moments, moves to new schools, greatly improve his relationship with his... more »

  Dgustavson wrote:

Work begun by our Founder, Dr. Judith Broder, in 2006 was formally organized as The Soldiers Project in 2010. The organization offers free, unlimited, confidential counseling to veterans of Iraq and Afghanistan and to their families. Hundreds of licensed... more »

  clarkeman wrote:

Very impressive! Can't wait until the construction is finished to see the final facility. Helping many men, teaching them different things, banking, financial affairs, spiritual and education. I know some of the success stories and totally endorse... more »

  Angelohavoc wrote:

I have two things in which strides helped me with. I have aspergers autism and I joined the marine corps. As a person with aspergers I am absolutely not a fan of change. I loved being in the marines; it was structured. Coming home to the chaos of America... more »

  Linda A. wrote:

My daughter was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2007. I knew I needed information and support. I discovered California Bipolar Foundation (later called International Bipolar Foundation) at a mental health fair. Immediately I received their newsletter... more »

  Brandon W. wrote:

I have worked with NAIDW since it was founded as both the webmaster and a board member. I have watched it grow from the idea of 1 injured worker into a full-fledged organization that is in one of its biggest growth periods. Each day we gain more of the... more »

  mkluczynski wrote:

I've had the great pleasure of being a Newsletter Contributor for SAILS. The SAILS team works effortlessly to spread awareness, knowledge and support for stillborn and infant loss. more »

  daknicks73 wrote:

I was introduced to the Recovery Survival Network while in the county jail and expected it to be like the other agencies i had encountered. I was pleasently surprised to find that they were truly concerned about my life going forward and not just interested... more »

  Lelania wrote:

The International Association for Near Death Studies website (www.IANDS.org) is the place to visit if you have had a Near Death Experience (NDE) or if you want reliable information about NDEs. IANDS is the oldest and largest organization devoted to... more »

  mbockstruck30 wrote:

I have had the pleasure to work with YOS for about 3 years now. I assisted with their re-branding, and have been a strong supporter ever since. YOS provides a much needed service to Chicago youth and families. more »

  Nancy wrote:

I serve on the Board of New Foundation Center. My son lives in their housing. I am a former president of NAMI San Gabriel Valley, CA. No organization like this exists nation-wide. The housing is in safe stable neighborhoods. Staff is compassionate... more »

  chaplainskip1 wrote:

Founded in 1998... we have been around a long time. I am the founder and a donor to the organization. We currently serve almost 4000 EMTs, Paramedics and Firefighters, providing critical incident stress management services and Chaplaincy care. more »

  Juanprieto wrote:

Mission 22 has helped out in so many ways. From informing me how many veterans take their lives on a daily basis to what programs are out there for our veterans. I myself am a Marine combat veteran who suffers from PTSD. So i know what these veterans... more »

  KBGR wrote:

Great company helping people during depression and crisis! Addiction counseling services! more »

  localyokel wrote:

Reliant Foundation is a wonderful cause to volunteer for. I recently helped out at their inaugural 5K event in October and thought it was very well run. I liked the fact that the charity and the event were promoting health and encouraging good nutrition,... more »

  Writer wrote:

This group is trying to raise awareness about mental illness. They are forming clubs on college campuses where students can discuss their feelings in an informal atmosphere. By talking to other students with similar issues, it is their hope that this... more »

  Krissie G. wrote:

I adore this organization. Not only do they provide fun events for autistic childen, such as surfing, pirate party, gymnasium days, horseback riding and many other activities our children may not be able to enjoy with out stigma, but they also provide... more »

  Sandra Martin S. wrote:

This organization is a brilliant creation and beloved resource in our area providing exceptional bereavement care to families experiencing the loss of a child. Their care comes from the heart and this is exactly what these families need at such a difficult... more »

  Laurel L. wrote:

I encountered discrimination and was told I wasn't eligible to participate with the online hotline service provided by RAINN. It wasn't because I had over 20+ years in the social work/nursing field, it was because I admitted to being a survivor and found... more »

  ShariHolland wrote:

Rasur Foundation International teaches BePeace, a practice that has helped me become a more peaceful person internally and in my interactions with others. It is the most practical way I have ever found of helping the world become a more peaceful place,... more »

  sfilizzi wrote:

I've been volunteering with The Bodhana Group since 2017, and loving every moment of it. I love tabletop games and I love helping people, with The Bodhana Group, I can do both! more »

  JanetGer wrote:

I have volunteered with this organization for the past 3 years. CDLC consistently takes in animals that have no other options other than euthanasia or living their lives in an animal control. I love the cage-free environment. The director understands... more »

  sgoldbaum wrote:

I am a high school teacher, and often I feel that students of mine would benefit from therapy. Unfortunately, I know that many of them can't afford to pay for truly competent professionals, and therefore they never get the needed help. All this was... more »

  Becky2012 wrote:

I volunteer for Foodmobile and delivered food to an 84 year-old-widow who had been in bad health most of her life. A back problem forced her to stay in her home most of the time. She told me she had been a very social person, was always going places,... more »

  Morgan H. wrote:

AViva center is one of the most outstanding programs that I ever been involved in. They do it for the love of the children and really care about making a difference in these kids lives. Something that is very hard to come across nowadays. more »

  ricooscar wrote:

Dream A Dream Therapeutic Horsemanship is a fantastic organization; its managers Brenda and Michael McCall offer a cheerful, safe and genuine horse-and-human experience for young people and adults with physical and mental challenges, especially those... more »

  Writer wrote:

There has been such a rise in abuse, bullying and narrow-mindedness towards those on the spectrum. It seems to get worse and worse every year. Local and state government resources are either strapped or completely useless. The value of assistance... more »

  teeeach wrote:

I found Elijah rising when I was seeking the truth about human trafficking. I listened to all of the current podcasts and became a supporter because I honor their practices of a- prayer driven (non-denominational), non -judgmental, wrap around healing... more »

  Writer wrote:

This organization is the best provider of mental health services I have ever had experience with. Their welcoming spirit and dedicated care is inspiring. I love HOME! more »

  dihu wrote:

I have proudly seved on the Board of Lamp Community for more than ten years, after first becoming involved with the agency by providing pro bono legal services and serving Thanksgiving dinner. Lamp helps homeless men and women living with mental illness... more »

  Paul H wrote:

AHEAD Inc. is a nonprofit that makes direct and crucial contributions to the lives of Africans through inexpensive on-the-ground projects: "Adventures in Health, Education and Agricultural Development" (the words behind the acronymn). Started 30 years... more »

  PMcKenna wrote:

Safe Harbor is the only Homeless Shelter in Chester County, PA that accepts single homeless women. I am so proud of the fact that we were able to expand the Shelter to address the need in the County. Safe Harbor currently houses 20 single homeless men... more »

  Janelle A. wrote:

What an amazing organization! Truly making a difference in the community. more »

  lpittsburgh wrote:

As a volunteer with Chartiers Center for over four years, I have seen firsthand the dedication and compassion with which the Chartiers Center organization provides care for their consumers as well as how they support their employees. Throughout the opoid... more »

  Danster092 wrote:

I worked at NEDA this past summer as a social media intern. I was able to respond to individuals with eating disorders and individuals who know of someone with an eating disorder. By updating NEDA's Facebook tattoo page and responding to Facebook messages,... more »

  familymorency wrote:

This is an amazing faith based organization! With a strong, professional board of directors GCofH helps thousands of people each year to make positive changes and break the cycle of dependance and poverty. Well worth the investment! more »

  mbatise wrote:

Shurrun's House is a non profit sober living house. They accept referrals for women in transition in the community in need of a change to fight their addictions. They assist them with access to employment opportunities, resources within the community... more »

  LovingMother wrote:

Cenikor changed my life by changing my son's life. I thank God we found Cenikor. I had done all I knew to do, and began to pray differently. I asked God to bring someone into my son's life that could communicate to him in a way that I wasn't being able... more »

  Writer wrote:

Providing an amazing public service for kids dealing with trauma due to abuse or neglect! more »

  GSlady wrote:

I have been a parent volunteer for SAFE over the past 5 years. I am consistently amazed by how this group of volunteers and key community stake holders has come together to address substance abuse issues. We are dedicated to making a difference and that... more »

  elderjulie wrote:

I am a member of the Board of Directors at Winspan. This is now my second year on the board. Perhaps my most memorable experience to date has been a visit that I made to a group home in Roseville. What I observed during that visit, was not only a house... more »

  Darshan wrote:

I was hooked on Hoofbeats with Heart Equine -Assisted Activities and Therapy Center when I witnessed a family who came to visit and observe the program. Dad was holding his son who was clearly disabled and who was flailing his arms and legs. Another... more »

  kraymax wrote:

When my adult son came to live with me I began a frantic search for something he could do as an artistic outlet. I was delighted to find The Awakenings Project just 45 minutes away and we began to take Peter to the studio and to their wonderful art shows.... more »

  ShainSlepian wrote:

NESS Cares has a variety of resources available for people on the autism spectrum and the caregivers of autistic children. They offer subsidies for ABA services for those who are struggling with being able to afford it. The NESS site has an extensive... more »