I love what this center is doing for the less fortunate in this community. I would recommend anyone…read moreto volunteer, donate your money, or a combination of the two.

Amazing staff trying to help. Everyone I saw had a smile on their face! :Dread more

Was cleaner than I expected. Ice people, food wasn't great but it's a soup kitchen. Nothing was…read morestale or mouldy

My tenant started contacting Camillus House in Miami for rental assistance back in 11/2024. Both…read morethe tenant and landlord provided all needed documents in a timely fashion in multiple rounds. However, the communication from Camillus House was always blurry. They always told us the case would be processed in a couple of weeks and nothing happened in the next a couple of months. When we contacted them again, the same thing happened. They kept asking for new documents. However, once the new document was provided and they just stopped communication. It seems that this Camillus House does NOT really want to provide assistance but merely stays in business so that the staff get paid by the donated money. I would like to share my story so that others can get a better picture of this organization.

I did online research to find the best place to donate assorted goods: clothes (adult and children)…read morefurniture, home goods, toys... I love that this is a family friendly place and I love their high success rate of getting people off the streets and into real housing, not just their homeless shelter. Which is probably why they take ALL SORTS of donations. When you have residents get a fresh start in their own place, they could use the furniture and wall pictures and dishes and vases and stuff. Which makes it different than a normal homeless shelter. I donate stuff about once a month to either this location or to the downtown location. (I have put the word out to neighbors and friends that they can drop stuff at my house, even if I'm not home. You'd be amazed how many people just throw stuff away because when they are in the cleaning mood, they want it gone now.) When I go to drop off, there is great security. Also, the residents seem to do volunteer hours and come out to help me unload my van and then sort our the donations. When I go inside for my receipt, I overhear conversations where they are helping residents set up appointments and job interviews. I am very impressed with this organization.

Amazing staff. Was able to get all my questions answered . Happy that that dade county has this…read moreplace to help the homeless.

This weekend was my first time actually being inside of a Ronald McDonald House. I came here with…read moremy volunteer group. Children and their families are very blessed to have a facility like this that allows their family members to be close to them during a difficult time. Everything in the facility is pretty much donated by various organizations. From the food to the rooms these families are provided for. The facility is kept clean and for the most part looks very comfortable. If I had the funds I would pour into these facilities as well because insurance only covers so much.

Love to work as volunteer at RMHSF, I can write a lot, but in few words I falling in love to work…read morehere. Be here give you the opportunity to understand that you are a lucky person Vs all parents that has to be fighting every day with the differents sicknees of their kids. Help people is the best part to be here, all kind of work is important. Thanks so much to Soraya, Giselle and Veronica, they gave me the opportunity to be part of this beautiful house God bless RMHSF

They help so many people with food and hope. They show genuine concern over those who reach out to…read morethem for help. If anyone is able to help in any way, I encourage you to do so.

I absolutely love what they are doing in this community. They are taking care of the disadvantaged…read moreveterans who have been overlooked by the United States. If you are a veteran in Miami Dade, Broward County or West Palm Beach Florida reach out to them. Princess is the office manager and she really do her due diligence to make sure every veteran is taken care of and all for no salary strictly voluntary. I sat and observed how they run and. I'm impressed. So if you're a veteran in need check this place out, you won't be disappointed.

Best decision I made after returning to Miami. This is a group of 500 women dedicated to helping…read morewomen and children in the community. The Junior League goes above and beyond to help those in need. The league helped create so many fundamental organizations in Miami including the original Museum of Science. I have met so many wonderful friends. The women are all inspiring and supportive of one another. We are always trying to help and support all members in league and outside. The league also serves as a training organization, where members can learn new tools such as fundraising, retention/recruitment, events, development and many other skills that can be applicable in all aspects of life. Overall, I've been able to get involved in the community and make a difference alongside amazing women! If you are new to Miami or are looking to get involved, look into this organization! You can get more information at jlmiami.org

Amazing organization of women volunteers dedicated to improving the community in which we live.read more

Came here for 5 hour workshop. The staff is very helpful and friendly, And everything is…read moreimpeccable. The children that arrived later in the afternoon seemed very happy with the center/after school care.

I have a lot of experience with this organization as I work with them year long during the school…read moreyear and I believe it's a great program. The mentoring that these volunteers do is so monumental in children's lives and means so much to them and their families. I have seen this program in practice when the Bigs come to the school to talk to their Littles and I have always seen professional, caring individuals come through my office! I will continue to push this priceless program in my school for as long as I am there.

"The SaludArte Foundation is a non-profit organization that has been playing an important role…read moresupporting the arts by providing a platform to promote the development of educational and social integration programs through the visual and performing arts, serving the U.S and Latin America since its beginning in 2003." SaludArte aims to integrate and empower individuals with disabilities through artistic expression. They invited our Art Class from The WOW Center Miami, along with 20 of our students, to experience a two day workshop with amazing dancers from Spain. Our students all have different disabilities, from autism to Down syndrome, and every single one left feeling inspired and free. SaludArte brings different artists to every workshop they host and it's beyond incredible for every participant! They learned how to improvise and make art with their bodies based on what they hear and feel! Our next workshop will be with a sculpture artist! We can not wait! Besides hosting these workshops, SaludArte hosts a whole Art Gallery showing for different people - whether it be someone not trained professionally or someone with a disability. They have kindly asked us to fill their space this upcoming August and we are ecstatic to show off our students work in such a beautiful space with kind hearted people! This nonprofit does such a beautiful job supporting those often overlooked and they are beyond worth checking out! Check their website for a Calendar of events and don't miss out!