Local Frisco Veteran helps other homeless veterans re-integrate into the community. David really…read morecares about his fellow veterans. Not just a fundraiser but actual hands on job skills, life skills, resume help, job placement, credit management and assistance using the GI Bill for education, VA health care and benefits, VA loan for housing. They do it all...

From the owner: Our organization was created to help homeless veterans and try to get them off the streets. We are…read moregoing to help them get education, training, job assistance, and we are going to help them transition to permanent housing.

Bryan has been so great to work with. He took time to truly learn who we are, and has become one…read moreof us! The value we get for the work he does is above and beyond. He easily doubles, if not more, the number of grants our plan states. He has gotten us two large grants in his first 8 months with more in the pipeline waiting to hear from. Bryan is extremely affable and fun to talk to. But, he will always listen, too. He has given us a way of looking at our organization in a way that really expounds on what we do. I highly recommend Nonprofit Marketplace if you are looking for a Grant Writer for your non-profit. Did you know he had a million dollar month recently? That says a lot!

I run an animal rescue in NY and have been working with Bryan for approximately 5 months! He is…read morevery knowledgeable in the grant arena. He is very communicative and detail oriented when it comes to applying to grants and with what information we need to have to complete grant paperwork. Highly recommend the Nonprofit Marketplace!

Supporting a great cause and leaving with a full stomach and a full heart? That's a rare combo…read morethese days! This place had me smiling long after I walked out the door. Perfect spot for breakfast or lunch -- just don't sleep in too late because they close at 3pm! I grabbed a sandwich, a cup of soup, and a drink for around $15, which felt like a steal considering the good vibes included free of charge. Everyone working there genuinely seemed happy to be there, and the enthusiasm was so strong we actually had to defend our food from an adorably overachieving employee trying to clear the table before we were finished. Honestly, if the whole world had that level of work ethic, we'd all be retired by now. Do yourself a favor and stop by Hugs -- good food, amazing mission, and enough positivity to restore your faith in humanity for at least the rest of the afternoon!

We had a nice Saturday lunch with four friends at 11:30 am and enjoyed the service and…read morehearty-sized,fresh, delicious hot grilled sandwiches and strawberry pecan salad The restaurant was cozy, light, and bright and servers warmly greeted us and brought us menus and invited us to order at the counter when ready. The Hug's Cafe tumblers and hoodies for sale were extra bonus because we also received hugs from Rickey with the tumbler purchase. There was also outdoor seating out front but it was set for small tables of two so we sat by the window inside instead to enjoy the sunny day. We will definitely be back again!

VNA cared for my grandmother and the entire team was so wonderful and loving. They treated her with…read morethe utmost respect, and loved her like family as well. The support they gave my family was what got us through this difficult time. My grandmother passed with dignity and comfort. We made the BEST decision using VNA Hospice.

From the owner: VNA Hospice Care focuses on living life to its fullest and treating patients with the dignity and…read morerespect they deserve. Our staff is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week to help guide patients and their loved ones through every question and concern.

I absolutley love the heart, the work and the results of Samaritan Inn. I have done work on the…read moreproperty as an electrician, and have gotten to see 'behind the scenes'. I also have a friend who is currently staying there with her child - it is a huge help as she is transitioning back into personal and financial stability.

I am a graduate student at the University of Texas at Arlington. I worked here last year as a…read moresocial work intern. I worked from January to April of 2023. I worked in the Information Center (IC). I barely learned anything about social work. Making phone calls and providing people resources for shelter is the ONLY thing I learned. I spent all of my time in the IC giving clients their mail, badges, unclogging toilets, toilet paper, baby products, hair care products, cleaning products, and over the counter meds which has nothing to do with social work. My field supervisor (Brandy) told me and my field liaison that I was going to learn about intakes in March, and then she turned around and said that I will be learning about intakes starting in June. My field supervisor terminated me in April and claimed that I was not upbeat, had poor social skills, and depressed. I regret discussing my depression and what I was going through at home to employees, and I had no idea that you could get terminated for that. But see, I never worked before, and so I am new to the workplace. I regret telling people who I don't know about my personal life, and oftentimes, I have a habit of ranting and getting things off of my chest, but I still believe that I shouldn't have gotten fired over that. It's whatever, I guess! My positive attitude and work ethic are what matters. I also noticed that I was the only social work intern who did not get a chance to learn about case management, and I believe it's due to the fact that I am Black. One of the directors (Misty) said that I looked depressing and intimidating. I should have reported her for saying that to me because her comment about me was very disrespectful and bigoted. Employees and interns in the IC should NOT be handling client's prescribed medications. Samaritan Inn needs to be reported! I was kind, respectful, and worked hard. I worked so hard there for no pay, and what did I get? Nothing, but a stupid thank you card in the mail. Ridiculous! Please DO NOT come to this place. You'll definitely regret it.

Young at Art is relocating from Ocean Beach Ca to McKinney Texas. My son attended art classes here…read morebetween 5 and 8th grade and it was absolutely a wonderful experience. Below is a recommendation letter I wrote for the organization for a fund raising application that sums up why the residents of McKinney Texas with young children who love art should check out YOUNG AT ART CHILDREN'S CREATIVE CENTER (www.youngatartmckinney.org). Young at Art provides a very nurturing environment for artisitc experimentation and development. They provide access to various mediums and techniques that go beyond the simple art projects typically found in a children's art class. The staff at the center are very encouraging and caring and help children experiment beyond standard techniques and styles. Additionally, their philosophy and teaching practices encourage the children to participate in their commnity by hosting events that allow the children to participate in the local OB Christmas Parade and in art projets that become part of the community such as window murals and the mural at the OB Gas Station. The art school is a very special place for the students where they can feel at home and accepted, but get to make messes and create masterpieces. I believe that all children benefit from exposure to creating and experiencing art. With the reduction of art classes in public schools, outside community art schools provide an opportunity for children to experience the creativity and joy of art. Young at Art provides this opportunity to the local children of Ocean Beach and Point Loma. They offer scholarships for students who are unable to afford the cost of classes and bring together groups of children who might not otherwise interact. The staff at the school fosters caring and consideration of each child toward their classmates and encourages collaboration amoung the students. If you have a young child who would benefit from attending an art class or camp you should call and talk to Miss Kim the director! I'm sure you will be glad you did.

The best Art School around! My kids attend every summer. Kim provides a safe and loving home…read moreenvironment. It has been amazing to watch them grow as artist over the many years with YAA.

wonderful help for the Community and donations encouraged…read morebeen our go to for 25 years

Great place to donate food, clothing, furniture and other household items to. They are great at…read morehelping in our community.

Great heart of the community the people who run it and volunteer are amazing on every level.read more

From the owner: Neighbors Nourishing Neighbors (N3), is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit food pantry. Our Mission is…read moreEmpowering our North Texas neighbors to overcome hunger through nutrition, self-sufficiency, and hope. When people have reliable access to nutritious food, they experience improved health, reduced stress, greater financial stability, and a stronger ability to care for themselves and their families. Food security is foundational to thriving individuals and resilient communities. N3 promotes respect and dignity for our neighbors as they shop through our full choice food pantry. We offer choices of proteins, fresh produce, prepared meals, shelf stable foods, bakery and other items. N3 is an official agency of the North Texas Food Bank and part of the Feeding America network.

Wonderful people doing God's work! This is a truly non-profit organization where your donations…read morewill go to help people in need not to advance a CEO's salary. The office staff is helpful and friendly and they have pickleball, basketball and other events available to the public for a very reasonable price. I highly recommend donating to this company!

Meals are on time but the food is horrible. Most of the time cold and tasteless. I don't expect a…read moregourmet meal but the meals are very small and just bland.

Very poor organization & management…read more They make promises to seniors regarding products they are needing/requesting, but never write anything down so the seniors are often forgotten (which the point of Meals on Wheels is to make sure they aren't forgotten.) Both Workers & volunteers background checks that return with criminal histories are overlooked (and hired anyway) because they have close/existing relationships with the management. Management/HR forgets to pay employees entirely when they go on vacation so hopefully you don't depend on your paycheck. Lastly, they have a staff member on their payroll whose job it is to delete bad reviews for their company all over the internet (FB, google) to hide their incompetence or lack of satisfaction. Luckily they can't hide their reputation on YELP. I would not trust this company to assist my elderly friend, neighbor, sibling, etc. When the leadership is as corrupt as they are, it's a trickle-down effect across the entire company.