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To provide children facing adversity with strong and enduring, proffesionally supported 1-to-one relationships that change their lives for the better, forever.
We convene businesses, governments, NGOs, and individuals to improve global health and wellness, increase opportunity for women and girls, reduce childhood obesity, create economic opportunity.
One of the nation’s most prominent values-based youth development organizations. Programs for building character, training in the responsibilities of citizenship and developing personal fitness.
Alameda Council Boy Scouts of America serves over 1,000 boys and girls in the city of Alameda through 34 units with 20 chartered organizations.
The San Francisco Bay Area Council, BSA provides opportunities for youth to participate in an effective Scouting program designed to build character, citizenship, and fitness.
Building tomorrow’s leaders, today. Preparing young people to make ethical choices by instilling Scouting’s core values through engaging programs, high-adventure activities, and outdoor camps.
Help create brighter futures for our youth. Our programs encourage youth to become productive, responsible adults while emphasizing leadership, values and building self-esteem.
Boys & Girls Club provides out-of-school youth development programs to young people ages 6-18. Priority outcomes include academic success, good character/citizenship and healthy lifestyles.
Mission-enable all young people, especially those who need us the most, to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens.
BGCC offers young people safe environments where they can be themselves, dedicated adults who respect and listen, and outcome based programs to empower youth.
BGCV has a 50 year legacy of impact improving the lives of at-risk youth in STEM, The Arts, Music, Sports, and Character Building programs.
BGCW provides out-of-school care for youth ages 6 – 18, with opportunities to help them lead a healthy lifestyle, achieve academically, and develop strong charater.
All day child development programs for year round students. After school activities with transportation. Program areas: education, arts, athletics, leadership.
All day child development programs for year round students. After school activities with transportation. Program areas: education, arts, athletics, leadership.
We serve youth ages 7-18 of our community by offering a safe haven and meaningful youth development programs provided by our caring and qualified staff.
We serve youth ages 7-18 of our community by offering a safe haven and meaningful youth development programs provided by our caring and qualified staff.
Bridge to Home provides support services – including an emergency winter shelter, case management, housing navigation, and medical clinics
Empower youth of color to lead social change campaigns that transform education locally and across the state
Since 1924, we have provided summer camp experiences to Oakland and Bay Area youth and families; promoting and celebrating connections between nature, family and community.
LA CAN is a Skid Row-based grass roots organizationt that works to end homelessness and poverty through organizing, advocacy, legal services, and healthy food access.
Training people and churches to address poverty by investing in under-resourced communities and mentoring at-risk youth and families through After school programs and events.
The agnecy provides a range of services including basic needs services, youth services, housing, immigration, job development and child care.
We provide compassionate social services that respond to the suffering of the vulnerable and those in crisis in our local communities.
We seek to improve the quality of life for persons with Celiac Disease; administer kids Celiac Camp; enhance awareness of the disease among the general public, medical professionals and restaurants.
We provide bi-lingual hotlines, housing, support groups, advocacy and outreach services for battered women and their children. Violence prevention services and programs for men/teens.
CEO is dedicated to providing immediate, effective, and comprehensive employment services to men and women with recent crimal convictions.
The Center supports the creation and implementation of powerful public schools that prepare all students for college, career and life.
We help Asian and Pacific Islander (API) survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault and their families.
The Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice provides direct services, technical assistance, and policy analysis to reduce incarceration and promote a humane criminal justice system.
CARECEN empowers Central Americans and all immigrants by defending human and civil rights, working for social and economic justice and promoting cultural diversity.
Provides services to indivduals and families affected by domestic violence.
Supports high-quality prgramming and family engagement through training, communications, funding partnerships, and public awareness initiatives in a six-region county.
Vocational training classes in demand occupations, GED preparation, job readiness and job search assisatance. All services are free
The Center’s mission is to serve at-risk children and their families by providing a continuum of quality mental health, supportive social services, and case management.
Founded in 1971, Chinatown Service Center provides a variety of human and health services to the underserved and disavantaged immigrants and minorities in Southern California.
Chrysalis’ mission is to create a pathway to self-sufficiency for homeless and low-income individuals by providing the support needed to find and retain employment
City Year deploys teams of young idealists into high-need schools to serve as tutors, mentors, and role models for at-risk students, helping them reach graduation.
We pay for additional materials and furniture, the library volunteer program (County’s most successful), and numerous public programs at the Clayton Community Library.
CHIRLA is an immigrant rights advocate dedicated to empowering families, workers and youth thru civil and labor rights education, civic engagement, organizing, & legal immigration services
Our work can be seen in lives of young people who gain high school diplomas, go to college, earn paychecks, and revitalize their own community.
Emergency, transitional, and permanent housing with supportive services to homeless women and children, as well as affordable housing to low and very low income households.
This organization helps vulnerable Sonoma County residents retain or regain housing. We serve children and their families as well as single adults.
CISLA is a dropout prevention organization serving more than 12000 public school students in Los Angeles.
Quality social services, such as head start and victim services, to primarily working, low-income families to attain skills knowledge and motivation.
For fifty-one years we have empowered low income families in Sonoma County through community engagement, health and wellness, education, and financial stability strategies.
CADRE is a community-based parent organization led by low-income Black and Latino South Los Angeles parents advocating for racial and educational justice.
Comprehensive workforce development and employment services for job seekers and businesses including case management, life coaching, job training, placement, follow up and staffing
Transform the social and econimic conditions in South LA that foster addiction, crime and poverty by empowering residents to change public policy.
A nonprofit organization with 20 years of experience in South LA, CDTech combines grassroots participation with strategic policy understanding.
Conservation Corps North Bay develops youth and conserves natural resources for a strong, sustainable community.