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CHA Animal Shelter
- Animal Shelter
- 3765 Corporate Dr, Columbus, OH 43231, USA Columbus, OH 43231
- Open ⋅ Closes at 11:59PM
Referral from
Jul 12, 2016
Measle's S.:
Met beautiful Luna this weekend and highly recommend her to anyone looking for a new family member!!...
Measle's S.:
She is available at https://www.facebook.com/61177864850 CHA Animal Shelter! Ohio House Rabbit Adoption Center
- Animal Shelter
- 5485 N High St, Columbus, OH 43214, USA Columbus, OH 43214
- Closed
Referral from
Mar 30, 2017
Rachel E.:
Looking for good places for a high school senior (my sweet baby brother) to snag some community service time...preferably local...
Louise P.:
The rabbit rescue in Worthington has slots for volunteers to help socialize the bunnies, ie, sit in a run and play with them for an hour... Columbus Diaper Coaliti
- Animal Shelter, Charity Organization
- Columbus, OH
Referral from
Oct 15, 2018
TiddlySkydiva:
Places to donate money to in Columbus? Good morning! In lieu of giving Christmas presents this year, I’m donating my bonus to charity....
thedarkhaze:
https://www.familymentorfoundation.org/buddy-bags/ Some people are too proud or lazy or drugged to go to a food pantry, but their kids... Cristo Rey Columbus
- Animal Shelter, Charity Organization
- Columbus, OH
Referral from
Oct 15, 2018
TiddlySkydiva:
Places to donate money to in Columbus? Good morning! In lieu of giving Christmas presents this year, I’m donating my bonus to charity....
jordynkiera:
[Womenhaveoptions.org](https://Womenhaveoptions.org) Animal Shelter-Franklin County
- Animal Shelter
- 4340 Tamarack Blvd Columbus, OH 43229
- Open ⋅ Closes at 7:00PM
Referral from
Jun 18, 2014
Ben T.:
Ok people! I want a male English bulldog. I refuse to use a pet store. Most breeders are asking 1300-2300 bux for akc registered. Don't...
Cheri T.:
Ben, try calling the Franklin County Animal Shelter ~ 614-525-3647. They can probably give you the number of a rescue group you could...
Referral from October 15, 2018
TiddlySkydiva asked:
Places to donate money to in Columbus? Good morning! In lieu of giving Christmas presents this year, I’m donating my bonus to charity. I’m wondering what the best...
TrueBlonde replied:
Mid Ohio Food Bank has an incredible reputation for doing good and managing money/donations well. They turn every dollar into 3 meals.
PeregrinePareto replied:
The Mid Ohio Food bank is always a good bet. They provide the food and organization that allows local food pantry's the advantages of a distribution system. Your money goes a long way to help a lot of people. https://www.midohiofoodbank.org/
dandelion_k replied:
Holy Family Soup Kitchen does a massive service to our homeless, not only serving hot meals to 300+ people a day, but also hosting the Mt Carmel medical Outreach once a week, preparing woods bags for the homeless, and teaming up with the food pantry.
IAmExpertWriter replied:
Mozaic! Only one of its kind in the area, meeting the needs of transgender people who often lack healthcare options!
SergeiBobrovskitty replied:
Nationwide Children's Hospital
StepYaGameUp replied:
Charity Newsies. http://charitynewsies.org/
TheJasonSensation replied:
or you could dontate to medical research. Pick your favorite disease.
dmt1079 replied:
Choices is a great option. Last year they had a amazon wishlist of diapers, wipes etc they needed. My wife and I decided to buy a bunch for them rather than do Christmas gifts for each other.
notoriouslush replied:
Cristo Rey Columbus. http://www.cristoreycolumbus.org/
BadHater replied:
If you give to a local Extra-Life player all the money will go to Nationwide Children's Hospital
BadHater replied:
If you give to a local Extra-Life player all the money will go to Nationwide Children's Hospital
bacon_music_love replied:
I'm a big fan of [The Legal Aid Society of Columbus](https://www.columbuslegalaid.org). It's a non-profit that provides legal services to a variety of low-income, elderly or otherwise disadvantaged people. They do a lot of work on domestic violence divorce/custody proceedings and helping human/sex trafficking victims.
rungrl replied:
[A Kid Again](https://akidagain.org/) We make life for families caring for a child with a life-threatening illness “normal” again by helping them gain back moments of positive, family-shared experiences and memories. Absolutely wonderful organization.
mervunit replied:
The human fund
didnotenjoysoapdish replied:
The Columbus Metropolitan Library. They have [Homework Help Centers](https://www.columbuslibrary.org/hhc) and [Get Ready For Kindergarten](https://www.columbuslibrary.org/readyforkindergarten) programs to which you can directly donate. These programs supplement the school systems and help kids in need. At the Northern Lights branch, you cannot even find a parking spot during Homework Help Center time, due to the demand.
ktagly2 replied:
Columbus Diaper Coalition! There's no state or local government based program (like WIC or food stamps) that help with diapers, so this is huge for those that are struggling to make ends meet.
snuffleupagus86 replied:
https://www.pinkribbongirls.org They provide transportation, meals, cleaning and support to families and individuals suffering from breast and gynecological cancers, and it’s local. And midohio food bank that others have already mentioned does really great work as well. Thanks for being generous with your bonus and helping out others :)
Miss_Page_Turner replied:
Given the eviction rate here, any donations that can help a family stay housed is worthwhile. Probably my favorite charity in Columbus is The Good Samaritan Fund at First Church, 444 East Broad. It's extremely high on the benefit/cost ratio (I think if you donate to that fund, all of it goes to people in need.) I've even seen the people who volunteer to run that fund cry tears of joy for donations received, and that's just sweet.
Referral from March 18, 2013
I'm A. asked:
Hi everyone! Betty needs help from anyone living in Ohio who has accessed abortion care in the state. This is her message to me: Hi. I was wondering... could you post on...
Sharon B. replied:
http://www.abortion.com/abortion_clinics_city.php?country=United+States&state=&city=Karma Columbus This one has a 800# to call and find a place. Good luck hun, hang in there.
Heather B. replied:
I would recommend contacting Women Have Options, the abortion fund in that area, for a referral. http://womenhaveoptions.org
Referral from January 27, 2017
Katherine P. asked:
Does anyone know of anyone small breed puppies for sale or rescue in the area?
I already checked the shelter.
Jennifer P. replied:
Please check shelters in the surrounding counties too. Brother Wolf as well. They may have contacts with rescues that could help you find what you're looking for in a fur baby.
Ryan K. replied:
We got our last rescue from http://c2 cnd.org/
Susan H. replied:
Try Foothills Humane Society. They are bussing at the seams with animals that need to be rescued.
Referral from July 30, 2015
I O. asked:
Olaf & Ingrid are two very loving dogs who NEED your HELP!
They are both at the Licking County Animal Shelter. They are both dog friendly to our knowledge. They were...
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