Alameda
Alzheimer’s Disease & Related Disorders Association, Inc. (Alzheimer’s Association)
Mission: Eliminate alzheimer’s disease through advancement of research; provide care and support for all affected; reduce the risk of demential through promotion of brain health.
Alameda County Meals on Wheels, Inc.
Meals on Wheels delivers delicious and nutritious meals to 2,100 local homebound seniors enabling them to retain their independence and remain at home.
Exceptional Needs Network
ENN is a volunteer organization offering support to those with special needs children. We offer camps for special needs children giving them the opportunity to camp with their peers while providing a well deserved respite for the parents.
Berkeley Youth Alternatives
Providing services such as counseling, employment opportunities, recreation and after-school tutors to youths and their families in order to prevent problems from becoming crisis, and to intervene when children become involved with the criminal justice system.
Urban Strategies Council
To eliminate persistent poverty in the Bay Area by working with partners to transform low-income neighborhoods into vibrant healthy communities.
Hospice of San Luis Obispo County, Inc. (Hospice SLO County)
Compassionate, practical, non-medical support services, without charge, to SLO County adults and children facing a life-threatening illness or grieving the death of a loved one.
Bay Area Legal Aid
Helping families escape poverty and domestic violence by ensuring equal access to justice; access to safety-net programs, building economic self-sufficiency and youth justice.
George Mark Children’s House
George Mark Children’s House provides the gift of time to children with life-limiting illnesses and their families, with comprehensive, compassionate, and leading-edge care.
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS)
We turn lives around for homeless and low-income families, youth and individuals through housing and supportive services in Berkeley, Oakland and Hayward.
Lend a Hand Foundation
Lend A Hand Foundation empowers youth to succeed through its programs and services (Stay In School: backpacks, supplies, monthly life skils workshops and basic needs).
Camp Fire Central Coast of California (Camp Fire Central Coast)
Camp Fire youth particdipating in club, after school and camping programs are actively engaged and are given a voice, which helps build self-esteem and self-reliance.
Boys & Girls Club of North SLO County
Club youth acquire physical, social, technological, artistic and life skills. Clubs encourage members to develop moral character and lead healthy lifestyles.
SonRise Equestrian Foundation
Using horses to make a positive difference in the lives of children and youth living with social, emotional or physical challenges, including terminal illness.
Building Futures with Women and Children
Individuals and families in crisis need you!! Building Futures’ spectrum of services ensures they receive all they need to regain safe and stable lives.
Center for Early Intervention on Deafness
Maximizing communication potential through early education, family support and community audiology services.
Bay Area Black United Fund
To advance and invest in policies, practices, partnerships and organizations supporting the Black Community. Vision – BABUF is a recognized leader in an empowered, healthy and thriving Black community. Values – BABUF pursues its vision and lives out its mission.
5Cities Homeless Coalition
Serving those who are homeless through a holistic approach for their Housing, Self-Sufficiency, Physical and mental needs, including a special focus on serving homeless youth.
Bonita House, Inc.
Provides services to adults with major psychiatric and substance use disabilities including; residential treatment, outpatient,and weekday socialization at nine sites throughout Berkeley and Oakland.
First Place for Youth
Foster youth grow up without the support of family. We provide these youth a safe place to live as they learn to support themselves.
Training Institute For leadership Enrichment
Established in 1999, Training Institute for Leadership Enrichment is committed to the development of the next generation of African American women leaders in increase the numbers represented at local and national decision-making tables.