Best places: Non profit organizations in Raleigh, United States

Movie theater chain known for presenting 3D films on a giant screen, including blockbusters.

👍👍 If you've earned the right to visit you definitely should. I would much rather spend time here than at the Gate. Very friendly from the minute you walk in. Very clean and organized. And let's talk about the recliners! They are so big and comfy. Thank you for the sandwich. I didn't have the pasta sal...

Housemade breakfast-&-lunch bites in a charity-run counter-serve benefiting women in crisis.

👍👍 I really enjoyed the music, the vendors were friendly and knowledgeable about there products. I even got to network with many of the women entrepreneurs and farmers. The DJ played a great variety of music too. It was hot but it felt good supporting my community of black farmers and entrepreneurs.

😐 I love this place but the weekend hours are atrocious and some of the treadmills sound like they’re falling apart when you’re running on them. Closes at nine during the week when they used to close at 10, which isn’t too big of a deal, but now they close at 5 o’clock on the weekends when they used...

👍👍 Absolutely a must visit in Raleigh! A wonderful museum, free entry but donations encouraged. Super informative about North Carolina's long and varied history with many really impressive historical artifacts ranging from the ancient up to WW2 items and recent NASCAR's in the sports hall of fame, grea...

😠 This has been the worst place I've ever gone to. It was recommended to me as a free clinic that helps low income families. Not once in any of my visits were costs discussed. Not once was I told I would be required to pay for services. I later received a bill for over $800. I am generally a mild mann...

4,000-square-foot nonprofit art gallery with a community focus & programs for emerging artists.

History museum in the manor of Revolutionary War colonel & U.S. Constitution signatoree Joel Lane.

👍👍 Absolutely love this gym. I’ve seen a few complaints in the reviews that there aren’t services for children or parents. Guess what? EVERY YMCA typically has that and is overrun by screaming kids and is noisy and loud. Go to any other location and let the childfree crowd have their ONE location in th...

Community-focused nonprofit established in 1844 with recreational programs & services for all ages.

😠 I have been member of this YMCA for over 10 years now and sadly it is deteriorating in its service and cleanliness. I am not at all trying to be negative but I have fought with myself over long time not to write a bad review bcz i really like to go to neighborhood ymca in spite of new lifetime fitne...