Stopped by after an appointment to say hello to the staff and check out the new ELC. They did a…read morebeautiful job with this area. Certainly somewhere children will have fun learning and growing while their parents get the assistance they need.

Pathways of Birmingham is a United Way agency that serves homeless women and children. They provide…read morehousing, training and education programs to help both women and children transition back into the community. Each year they reach over 1300 women in the Birmingham area. I volunteer my time at Pathways twice a month by organizing/coordinating/leading health sessions at Pathways. It's a wonderful opportunity to give back to my community. There are many ways to help out: either with your time, money, or other donations.

Ronald McDonald House 8n Birmingham is a wonderful place to keep families close by their Children…read morewho are in the hospital, it is safe,clean and a friendly environment to be near UAB and Children's Hospital of Alabama.

They were very helpful in time of me for me my wife and my daughter and my grandsons I would highly…read morerecommend anybody to donate to this charity

From the owner: Tax Deductible Donations for Individuals and Businesses…read more We exist to bring relief to people in desperate situations. We primarily focus on the most vulnerable—families with children, individuals with disabilities, and people experiencing homelessness—but we also have a heart for the most average person who is in need. 100% of people's donations go to caring for others. Our Director pays for all operating and administrative expenses for this organization to ensure that every dollar of others' generosity makes its way to those who truly need help. Charity Fund is a registered public charity based in Birmingham, Alabama. While we serve our local community, we have also helped individuals far beyond our immediate reach. We aim to make the most impactful and efficient use of our resources by doing many small things (like $10 impromptu meal cards for short-notice giving), moderate efforts (such as distributing dozens of meals in areas where homelessness is high), and occasionally larger efforts (assisting families with their living expenses or vehicle repairs) especially for those experiencing discrimination, oppression, or hate. If you know someone who is known for being generous and kind to others and is currently in need of a hand up, please let us know. We prefer to first consider those whom someone already has compassion for. It could be a friend or family member, someone you see on your way to work each morning, or someone you don't personally know but have heard about.

Dr. Galloway & Linda Wilkerson, was the GI team for the care of Jacobi Finch Children's Hospital of…read moreAlabama. We had an appointment, they said his LIVER was not looking good they wanted Jacobi to come to the Hospital , stay one night to get a change in his TPN, milk, he would need to stay overnight to see if he would have a reaction. We went we stayed overnight . They never said his KIDNEYS were bad. We stayed overnight , the nurses on 9th floor read his charts which were wrong for some reason, gave him double the amount of medication 3 different times, we went home ,I didn't know til he was sleeping for hours. I went back to the ER the same night, the ER sent us home, every should be good. I talked to Linda for the whole week. That Saturday I took Jacobi back to Children's, and he was dying. He was put on Dialysis, never had Kidney issues, he was in so so much pain at the hospital for 2 months, they sent him home with a blood clot the size of a grape fruit and didn't tell me, I found that out when he went to UAB. He stayed there in ICU a month on a ventilator. Then from there he went to Palliative Care, to pass in peace. I begged them to let me bring Cobi home, we did he died in my arms on Nov- 3rd 2019. My son was happy , fine when we went for the over night stay and died in my arms months later. They never told me that he was dying, they never told me he had bad kidneys, He's been in their care for over 10 years, why not tell me he's dying, why not tell me his Kidneys are bad?why did he needed stay? What was the effect of the new TPN, what was the effect to the drug overdose? What was the effect of the 300 mg of new meds y'all gave him? What was the affect of the dye y'all put in his body the morning of his stay for a scan?How do a child go to an appointment, not sick in the last year? Been thru so many surgeries and came out Blessed, die after he's Overdosed, on his own meds? Oh why was this amount even in his chart? Why didn't the pharmacy and nurse see it's was a very high dose? The end result is my son is Gone and they say he was going to die anyway??? We all are going to die, but you didn't have to rush it he was a child, he is my child, my son and he's gone. They know when Jacobi came to the First appointment he was fine, the next appointment he was fine the 3rd ER VISIT HE WAS PUT IN ICU, and all they say is he's health was deteriorating, could you share that with his Mother, months ago?No they did not. They are smiling in your child's face acting like they care but they are just numbers to these Dr,'s. I live with, I never should have took him, but as a Mother, I had to do what was supposed to be best but what I thought would help him, took my Child from me, and my life will never be the same. I was supposed to protect him from the Dr.'s that was supposed to help him. I live with that, but not my Son. Children's Hospital, Birmingham Al. Dr. David Galloway and Linda Wilkerson and the whole GI team. 10th floor remember his smile.

They canceled my knee surgery tomorrow 0/10 stars horrible place and was infested with rats!…read moreDISGUSTING!!! NEVER COME HERE!!!

I visited this organization a few days ago for a tour and to learn more about the services they…read moreoffer. I was i highly impressed--especially with the work they do in the domestic violence space.

From the owner: YWCA Central Alabama is a nonprofit social justice organization dedicated to eliminating racism,…read moreempowering women and promoting peace, justice, freedom and dignity for all. Founded in 1903, the YW works at the intersection of race and gender. Our programs and services address systemic disparities and respond to the needs of women and their families. We provide community housing, domestic violence services and have a nationally accredited child development program. Shop at My Sister's Closet. Get GED and workforce development classes at YWCA Family Resource Center in Woodlawn.