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Our mission is to develop healthy, sustainable communities through job creation, training and entrepreneurial opportunities in the green economic sector for disadvantaged youth.
We find loving homes for rescued track greyhounds and greyhound mixes.
To facilitate the dream of homeownership, as well as improve living conditions for those in the community.
To facilitate the dream of homeownership, as well as improve living conditions for those in the community.
Half the Sky was created to enrich the lives of orphaned children in China. Our goal is to ensure every orphaned child a brighter future.
To enrich the lives of children with physical, cognitive and psychological disabilities through equine associated activities and therapy.
HHREC creates intergenerational approaches to mental health, stress reduction retreats, positive messaging art contests and leadership for residents in Alameda County and the Bay Area.
The mission of the Health Education Council is to cultivate health and well-being in under-served communities by leveraging the power of collaboration.
Ensure access to and advocacy for health care services for all children through family-centered and innovative approaches.
Our passion is to rescue at-risk children in Nepal by breaking the cycles of poverty and trafficking through compassionate services.
Hospice care, bereavement care, support care, outreach and education
We provide mental health, family support, case management, parent education, advocacy and consultation services to homeless children, youth and families throughout San Francisco.
Hopeless third-world children provided shelter, meals, education, medical needs and compassion services to lepers, refugees, widows, with physical, vocational, and spiritual support, including American Indians.
To close the Opportunity Divide by providing low-income youth the skills, experience and support to empower them to achieve enduring personal and professional success.
Prevent child abuse, raise public awareness through free countywide bilingual Parent Education Programs, Parent Community Seminars, community collaborations and the Annual Children’s Fair.
To increase the number of young men of color who attend and graduate college and university.
Providing emergency, short term and long term shelter to homeless transitional-aged youth, in addition to counseling services to children, youth and families.
Providing legal help for those who cannot hire private attorneys because of limited financial resources and language barriers which may include illiteracy.
Help rescue American children from molesters! We help law enforcement get the tools they need to track down thousands of child predators and rescue kids.
Inspire exists to break the cycle of abuse and poverty through stable housing, education, training, and mentorship of foster and homeless youth.
Interfaith–a “Housing First” agency—utilizes evidence-based practices and three core components to reduce homelessness: 1) Housing Location/Placement 2)Financial Assistance 3) Housing Stabilization.
We provide financial assistance and community programs for special needs and medically fragile children. We are building the universally accessible jack Ready Imagination Park.
enriching quality of life of those 50 & older in the community while maintaining the highest level of advocacy and providing health & wellness programs.
Our children need our help and care to succeed. We offer safety awareness programs, music enrichment and scholarship programs to the Bay Area communities.
We serve 10,000 people annually in high-quality programs and holiday celebrations for families and adults, including preschool, day camp and afterschool, and senior wellness offerings.
Non-sectarian agency dedicated to providing emergency assistance and food; seniors, family, and holocaust survivors support; counseling; case management; resettlement, vocational and volunteer services.
JVS transforms lives by helping people build skills and find jobs to achieve self-sufficiency.
An organization of woman committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women, and to improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
We accept donations to give free bulletproof vests to California law enforcement dogs. We believe police dogs deserve the same protection as their handler.
Provides pediatric cancer patients and their families with financial assistance, education, information and emotional support on their childhood cancer journey.
Services for children impacted by violent crimes. Helping children and adolescents living through traumatic experience, through the bereavement process through sculptural and art therapy.
For all children to have a safe, health, and nurturing environment to prevent and treat child abuse through education, advocacy and treatment.
Equip and empower disadvantaged children worldwide to transform their nation for Christ through feeding programs, orphanages, water wells, schools, emergency aid, Bible clubs, and evangelism.
Provides legal representation and holistic care for children who enter the U.S. immigration system alone
Temporary lodging for out-of-town family members (and often patients themselves) who travel to support hospitalized loved one.
Domestic violence crisis response, intervention and prevention services for women, teens, children, and older adults: counseling, assessment, advocacy, referrals; 24-hour hotlines, confidential shelter, community services.
Established out of a need to rescue and provide loving homes for abused, abandoned, and unwanted Labs in the greater Fresno and Central Valley, California.
LFCD is a trusted partner who advances the wellbeing of diverse communities through culturally informed employment, housing, and education services. provide five core strategic service areas: 1) career and employment, 2) financial education 3) youth empl
A globally recognized leader in providing 25 successful, innovative programs in 14 locations for homeless and runaway youth ages 12-24 in San Francisco.
LYRIC’s mission is to build community, inspire positive social change through education enhancement, career training, health promotion, and leadership development.
LSC assists low-income youth who deserve to be raised in a healthy environment with access to services that are necessary to thrive and grow.
Providing support, outreach and resources via local community service websites throughout California’s Central Valley. As well as events where marginalized LGBT individuals can be supported.
Improving the quality of life for individuals with developmental disabilities by providing a lifetime of compassionate support in an atmosphere of respect, inspiration and purpose.
FREE comprehensive safety-net services, including psychotherapy counseling, educational classes, and access to community resources. All services offered in English & Spanish to Placer County residents.
Supporting PALS, Placer County Library’s free literacy tutoring program, since 1991. We provide books and other materials – and volunteers – to help lift local literacy skills!
Grant “little wishes” to hospitalized children with chronic and critical illnesses to give them comfort, distraction and joy while enduring their stay.
Live Violence Free is committed to promoting a violence-free community through education and advocacy to address domestic violence, sexual assault, child abuse, and basic needs.
Computer training, sports education, education career programs, fitness and recreation. Smart Girls and Kids in Control Program.
Preparing young people to make ethical and moral choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.
Our non-sectarian programs guide individuals of all ages in rebuilding their lives after experiencing homelessness by ensuring stable housing and a path to self-sufficiency.