While I am out pulling weeds, four executives make over 900,000 thousand between them. So as…read moresuckers like me work, they sit in offices collecting huge salaries. how awful. Looks like everyone volunteers except them. Here are the four people that your money goes to while you stuff backpacks for free: Executive Director (Sapreet K. Saluja): $342,683 base salary plus $27,931 in additional benefits.Chief Fund Development Officer: $220,000 base salary (with current open role listings ranging up to $240,000).Chief Finance & Operations Officer: $210,021 base salary plus $44,953 in benefits.Chief Talent Officer: $191,983 base salary. You are nuts if you give these charlatans your time or money!

New York Cares claims to be the largest non-profit organization in the city. I know it's one…read moreorganization that helps the youth and any one else that needs assistance for whatever reason. When I worked in social services I referred many people and youth to their offices. NY Cares is a great place to volunteer or work off community service requirements! You can do anything from serving food to tutoring children. I'm highly recommending you contact them when you are in need or if you want to volunteer.

i volunteered here with my coworkers, and was blown away by the quality of service, attentiveness…read moreto customer needs, and care the staff offer. everything is free and of great value. this place is really making a difference.

My experience at the Flemington Food pantry was quite the positive one. There are many people there…read morewho want to be there. There are many services offered for those wanting to seek out volunteer opportunities. Theres nothing greater than working for an organization and feeling good about what your doing especially in these times when everything is uncertain. Ms. Gorman is a wonderful director of services and answers all questions while providing unique opportunities for all who come her way. I can't recommend this place enough and enjoyed my work there. Thank you Ms. Gorman!

My client and the reason for my NYC trip. Here's a blurb from their website:…read more Quick Facts about the Donor Network The New York Organ Donor Network works closely with all nine transplant centers and more than 100 hospitals in the Greater New York metropolitan area. The Donor Network serves a culturally and ethnically diverse population of 13 million people in New York City (Manhattan, Brooklyn, Queens, the Bronx and Staten Island); Long Island; Dutchess, Orange, Putnam, Rockland, and Westchester Counties; and Pike County, PA. All hospitals in the United States must, by law, notify their local organ procurement organization of all in-hospital deaths in a timely manner. For organs and tissues, the Donor Network sends our medically-trained staff to hospitals to evaluate and maintain potential donors. For tissue donation on its own, we contact the next of kin of thousands of families each year to seek donation. Signing a donor card or the New York State Organ and Tissue Donor Registry isn't enough. We always request permission for organ and tissue donation from the patient's next of kin. So it's so important for people to tell their families about their wish to donate organs and tissues. The New York Organ Donor Network is a member of the United Network for Organ Sharing (UNOS), which oversees the national organ transplant waiting list as well as all transplant centers and the organ procurement organizations. When organs are donated in the New York metropolitan area, the Donor Network and UNOS match them with one of the approximately 6,800 local candidates waiting, based on donor-recipient blood type, medical urgency, body weight and size, and proximity of recipient to donor. If no appropriate recipient is found locally, the organs are then offered to recipients in different regions of the United States.

Very competent, knowledgable, personal and amazing family services coordinators…read more My best regards to Yessenia Escaño and Rosalyn Rivera :) Keep up the great work!! D. Santana

I have volunteered at this location of GLWD over many years with my dear colleagues and friends…read more We worked in the kitchen packing meals for those in need who are afflicted with severe and chronic illnesses. The staff are a wonderful group. Always very helpful and generous. GLWD goes above and beyond since they started during the AIDS epidemic in 1985. I remember when Joan Rivers was the biggest sponsor and spokesperson of GLWD. Wishing you and yours a blessed healthy Holiday season. Please remember to volunteer and donate to those less fortunate. PEACE ON EARTH

I volunteered here today with a few of my coworkers and we really enjoyed ourselves. The staff…read morethoroughly explained everything in detail which included a brief orientation that was super informative and helpful. This is a truly beautiful organization that helps people in need and I am happy to have been a small part of it today. God bless you all!

Not sure how I feel about Dk nannies. They seem to be only available to select people, you email…read moreand call and they don't get back to you. Not very professional in my opinion.

Where to begin... amazing people, amazing agency. Karolina and Rosalyn are the most dedicated…read morepeople at their job. When I moved back to NY I was having a hard time finding a good job but as soon as DK nannies came into my life I've felt taken care of. Within weeks I had an amazing job with an amazing family. When my job ended suddenly they were there right away to help me find another. Great company!

Recently my son had surgery at HSS. The social worker set us up with a stay at the house the night…read morebefore surgery since we do not live close to the hospital. The staff was very friendly! We took a tour to get familiar with the facility and what it has to offer to families. There are terraces to sit out and relax. The top floor has a spa and gym. Each floor has a garbage shoot and laundry machines (which have to be reserved). Family room with a library. And of course the lower lobby where the kitchen is and some play areas for the kids. Meals are generously donated and very tasty! I even saw some vegetarian options. The rooms have linens, towels, blankets. The families using the room have to clean it after wards. Supplies were provided in the bathroom and other supplies in the closet. Our stay was very comfortable and made our situation a little less stressful. Highly recommend staying at the RMH for families battling complex medical treatments for their children I'm looking forward to our next stay in a couple weeks.

Well, unfortunately I am a user of this facility as my four year old son (www.elihorn.com) has…read morestage IV neuroblastoma cancer. We came to the Ronald McDonald House in October of 2007 and have been here off and on (mostly on) for the last 11 months now. It is available to kids that have cancer and their immediate family. Honestly, we're not sure what we would have done without it. Gone broke for one thing. There is no way we could afford to stay in Manhattan for this long if it wasn't for the $35/night Ronald McDonald House. Not only that, but they have fantastic corporate sponsors, so many nights there are free dinners put on by companies like JP Morgan, Bloomberg, NBA Cares, Ernst & Young, YES, and many many more. They also have many generous donations of local events like Mets tickets, Yankees tickets, Knicks tickets, the list goes on and on. Nearly every weekend in the summer the house takes a trip to somewhere fun like the beach, Hershey Park, Dorney Park, or even something as simple as Central Park. The Ronald McDonald House is 5 blocks from Memorial Sloan-Kettering Cancer Center and has a free shuttle to many of the neighborhood hospitals. It is basically like having a hotel room with the amenities of a living room downstairs on the first floor, a computer lab and MEGA playroom in the basement, and a kitchen and dining room area on the second floor. Each family has access to a stove, microwave, dishes, and a drawer in a fridge and freezer. Each room has 2 single beds, a queen sized pull out couch, a TV with a DVD/VCR player, dresser drawers, a phone, a vacuum cleaner, pillows and sheets, and a bathroom. Each floor has a washer and dryer as well. Each resident is responsible for keeping their rooms clean as there is no housekeeping service for the rooms. The biggest advantage, however, is making friends with other families going through the same thing you are and having that lifetime bond. We get to share our experiences and learn from each other. The kids become great buddies and have a great time playing with each other (when they feel up to it). If you are not a supporter of the Ronald McDonald House Charity, I'd urge you to consider it. If you live near 405 E 73rd Street in Manhattan and would love to give back to the community, please consider volunteering at the house. Every night different volunteers show up to help with dinners or to simply play with the kids and we love them all.

I think any job training is very important so you can do your job efficiently. I work in security,…read moreand any and every course about safety is a good one. This puts great value on the lives of many. It can save yours, and it can save mine. Thank you Urban Pathways for caring about your staff.

Between there drop in center and supportive housing services there not that bad Lisa Lombardi is a…read moretough cookie but she has the best interest of the clients and is a great fit for her position

Can I work here? I came for a work event that included breakfast and lunch. Lunch was fantastic:…read moresalad, grilled chicken, grilled veggies, pasta, quinoa flax cookies (sounds healthy buts tastes not healthy!) fruit, etc. The building is modern but warm. Huge windows that look over the expansive property. Little Rock gardens on coffee tables (very zen) and comfortable, clean lined furniture compliments the huge main building. Staff perks include fitness classes and bikes (indoor and outdoor) to be used at leisure. One of the tvs in the lobby displayed photos of upcoming staff birthdays (as part of the loop playing.) The artwork was beautiful too. I snapped a pic of a statue (mother and child) but didn't go photo crazy since it was a work event. The surroundings very much suited the reason I was there. This place left me feeling all warm and tingly inside!