I have MS and they are always there for me. They have helped with many things it is a wonderful…read moreorganization and I hope anybody with MS will use them and as a guide to helping with her condition in many different ways

When I was diagnosed with MS, the society provided me with literature along with tons of…read moreinformation online about MS, symptoms, care etc... They have Navigators to assist you with questions you may have. Also one on one per counselors. Also, there is the Walk, Bike Ride and more to raise funds for a cure. A great organization @

Personal adoration aside, Project Sloopy is an amazing non profit organization that runs tirelessly…read moreto help distribute medical supplies to those in need. The supplies are donated by families, for families and Project Sloopy is the crucial go-between providing storage, inventory and transport. You can read their story on www.projectsloopy.com but here is one of the best reasons why this non profit is so amazing and deserves a 5-star review as well as your support: Kate and Tommy are doing this all themselves, round the clock, with everything documented online from their stockpile to the deliveries; it's so inspiring and impressive to see how much happiness they bring to kids and families all over the country. It's a rare glimpse into an organization that most people don't get to see, and this transparency is proof positive that every donation gets to a destination where it is needed and every dime raised goes towards the cost of storage and transport. If you do not have medical supplies to donate, there are a myriad of ways to help support Project Sloopy. They run a cafepress shop, are constantly setting up benefits and fundraisers, as well as straight donations which are of course tax deductible. Everything can be found at the website or with a quick google search of Project Sloopy. They really deserve to be everyone's go-to charity.

Incredible people. They are truly inspiring in helping those in need get back on their feet. They…read morehelp feed the community at large as well. The support they are giving comes from the heart. The staff are good and kind to all. They know how to help people help themselves. The staff are diverse, tough when needed, and good to all.

Full Disclosure--I work at the corporate office at Cityteam in San Jose, CA…read more I recently visited our Chester site, and from an outsider's point of view, I was struck by how friendly everyone was. The staff, volunteers, and clients were so hospitable--not just to me, but to everyone I observed. The genuine care and concern shown for those receiving services was so evident. The staff and regular volunteers are invested in this community. Chester is no walk in the park, and these people choose to come in every day, build relationships, pray for the community, and serve. And they serve people with dignity. Have you heard about their Hope Cafe? In addition to serving cafeteria style meals all week long, on Saturday evenings, the space is transformed into a restaurant, the guests order from a menu, and they are served just as they would be at a restaurant. The Mother-Baby program provides families from the community with necessities they may not be able to afford on their own. Moms can get diapers, formula, clothes, diaper bags, etc. There is a recovery program for men who want to be freed from their addictions, and they do community outreach delivering meals, backpacks, turkeys, and toys. Cityteam Chester does a real good job of celebrating and sharing good news through their social media page on FB. Check them out!

I first learned of Alex's Lemonade Stand Foundation through my own battle with cancer. The…read moreFoundation first started when a young girl named Alex Scott was 4 years old and had cancer. She wanted to help raise money to help other kids like her in their battles, so she created a lemonade stand. Within 4 years, before her passing at 8 years old, she had raised more than a million dollars. Since 2094 they have raised more than 300 million to help fund research, support networks, and a data lab to help gather childhood cancer data. I love Lemonade, and I love supporting great causes, and cancer is a little too close to home for me, so I support this organization! If you see a kid holding a lemonade stand for them, stop by and refresh yourself and help some kids do good as well!

I had the amazing opportunity to volunteer at the Community Food Center this past Saturday. The…read moreCenter is run by two awesome young women, Allison and Colleen, who just exude this addictive positive energy. The center provides neighbors who need a helping hand with the opportunity to select their own food items for the week. Thank you Philabundance - for providing nourishmnent and CHOICE!!

As a woman all in her own, veey shy and hard for me to open up and ask for help. Woman uplifting…read morewomen truly stands to its name. Miss Fay, has been such a blessing to be connected with. This woman literally responded to me at 620am. Stayed in contact with me throughout the whole day. I wasn't able to meet up with her , on my faulteness, not hers, and she still is reaching out to me to go above and beyond to make sure I receive the help I need.

At an event last night I met the Executive Director of the Delaware Valley Legacy Fund. This is an…read moreamazing organization dedicated to raising permanent endowments for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex, and straight-ally communities in the greater Philadelphia area. These endowments are used to support nonprofit organizations who work and cater to the LGBTI communities via grants, marketing campaigns, fundraising, technical assistance, and planned giving trainings. It really is an asset to the local organizations, and ultimately to the individuals who use their services!

This is a very unique charity for children. I would encourage you to read their whole history on…read moretheir website. To paraphrase, their services have been providing programs, support, and services to special-needs children. The Philadelphia chapter of this international not-for-profit organization has been serving the Greater Philadelphia area since 1935. The programs and services offered by Tent 13 are "designed to best address the children's physical, social, medical, educational, and recreational needs without regards to economic status, race, creed, gender, or type of disability". It's an amazing organization and I'm very happy to have had the opportunity to meet some of their very talented and bright children; and also to meet the people who make the engine of the charity hum. I'd like to thank a few of them, who I met last night, for their hard work and dedication: Andrew Pack, Executive Director Michelle Bradsher, Communications Director Michael Birnbaum, Director of After School Programs Rebecca Rathje, Development Associate Thank you for all of your hard work! I also want to applaud all of the other members who work so diligently for this organization, all of those wonderful individuals who I did not have the pleasure of meeting last night. And to Miss Angel, one of the Children Ambassadors, thank you for gracing our table last night with your warmth, humor, and generosity. Please, read more about this organization it's amazing!