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  cmrenee wrote:

Snowbird Wilderness Outfitters has it all...Beautiful grounds, amazing outdoor adventures, and great campus activities/recreation. But the most incredible part of Snowbird is the people. The directors and counselor's spirit and enthusiasm make Snowbird... 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 »

  lora wrote:

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

  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 »

  geneticsguy8 wrote:

GCN is an amazing organization that provides a place for thousands of GLBT Christians who often times feel like they have no where else to go. They are encouraging and provide great resources for the encouragement of their members. more »

  mommacat11 wrote:

Dear Sirs, Madam, My name is Debra Barrett. I have been a volunteer for Rikkis Refuge aka Life Unlimited of Va for the past 5-6 years. While I was a volunteer for another animal organization I was told about Rikkis and how wonderful they were. One day,... more »

  Granbear wrote:

Open Doors grew out of the clandestine efforts of Brother Andrew and others to smuggle Bibles into Russia to folks who had been deprived of the truth of Jesus Christ. It continues trying to bring the truth to ignorant peoples who need Jesus and his message.... more »

  rachel wrote:

After over 5 years of involvement with First Glance, my husband and I have witnessed God's work in this community and in the lives of students and their families. In addition, we can say that being involved has created change in us. We are so thankful... more »

  scott wrote:

I don't recall how we found ECM but have been very impressed with their program/expenses ratio and personal feel and approach to their missions. It is a small organization doing big things with modest resources. more »

  bell917 wrote:

I have been listening for truth for life with Alistair Begg for 4 years now, it's the first thing I do in the morning is I get up and go download the sermon to my mp3 player, the 30 minute broadcast is simply a wonderful tool I use to get more in depth... more »

  Vinh L. wrote:

This place is just simply awesome. You feel bless once you walk in and see how many people (volunteer, homeless, pastors) are just hanging out as if they were in a living room (actually it is a living room)! The pastors are especially welcoming and loving.... more »

  Sally wrote:

What I like especially about CAIN is the way that anyone coming in its doors is welcomed as a guest and treated with respect. In return, the guests come to think of the volunteers and staff as friends, and the room where they wait their turn to go through... more »

  Nilesh Jethwa wrote:

I came into acquaintance with Swami Vidyadishanand Giri in the year 2010. Meeting Swami opened up all my submerged feelings about sprituality and yearning. Swami had a busy schedule so me and my wife gathered courage and asked Swami that if he could... 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 »

  snow3000 wrote:

They give 100% of your funds to the person YOU choose to donate to. None is taken out for administration! People who work behind the scenes find their own sponsors so that all your money goes to help the people in Asia. The Founder is an amazing person!... more »

  ariel wrote:

The information these people share is far from superior - it's clear, creative and very timely. They helped me go from depression to joy with the simple self-help techniques. I feel empowered now because of them. 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 »

  Gerry F. wrote:

As an Ignatian Volunteer, I had the opportunity to work with the poorest of the poor - homeless pregnant women who have the courage to give their baby the gift of life. It was an opportunity to "be" there for them and to meet them where they are as they... 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 »

  NeeCeeLee wrote:

I have had the opportunity to interact with several individuals who have benefited from this minstry. From witnessing baptisms to hearing testimonies of women who have turned their lives around, Grace Ministries is changing lives one woman at a time.... more »

  hplphotos wrote:

I first learned about the Jewish Council for the Aging in 1995 when my 80 year old father, a dementia patent, attended the JCA's adult day care program at their Misler Center. My father would return home from the Misler Center in the late afternoon with... more »

  MichaelHoffman wrote:

I work with nonprofit organizations for my job and so I know something about nonprofits. What AVODAH has that's amazing is the passion of young people working for social justice within the umbrella of their own heritage. The participants in AVODAH's... more »

  MTTripper wrote:

It's important to consider the leadership of an organization when assessing whether to volunteer, support, partner, etc. In the case of Mission Builders International, I have known and worked with the leaders for 20+ years and am proud to call them friends... 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 »

  BrentCindy wrote:

In 2007 my wife and I felt led to resign a 15 year pastorate without another ministry to begin. We were not forced out, but felt that we had done all we could in the present charge. We knew we needed some time away, and took a three-month... more »