United Way of the Bay Area
Estrella Family Services
Estrella’s School Readiness Program is a full-day preschool program that focuses on academic school readiness, social development and health education.
Parents Helping Parents (PHP)
Over 4,800 families and their children with any special need or disability benefit from comprehensive services including practical and emotional support, expert guidance and training.
Old Skool Cafe
Old Skool Cafe is a youth-run supper club. We provide job training, employment, and holistic support to at-risk youth ages 16-22.
Family Engagement Institute
Works to close the opportunity divide by providing educational opportunities for underserved families with children. Program focuses on strengthening the capacity of families, schools and communities to build systemic and integrated family engagement.
Richmond Community Foundation
Builds capacity in Greater Richmond by serving as a leader, collaborator, convener and broker, through leveraging assets to create and sustain a strong, health community.
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County
Serving individuals of all cultures and beliefs through integrated programs including housing, employment, mental health, immigration and refugee services, children, youth, families, and senior programs.
La Clinca de La Raza (LA CLINICA DE LA RAZA, INC.)
Providing comprehensive medical care to 91,000 patients at 32 sites in the Bay Area. We serve all races and ages, regardless of ability to pay.
Sunnyvale Community Services
Preventing homelessness and hunger for low-income families and seniors: Financial aid (rent, utilities, medical bills): weekly/monthly food and produce, holiday gifts, budget counselling, referrals.
Catholic Charities
Provides human services to children, families, seniors, the homeless, and the disabled, regardless of race, creed, religion, sexual orientation, or national origin.
Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa
Loaves and Fishes serves a hot, daily, nutritious meal to the hungry and helps with other needed safety-net services by collaborating with other nonprofits agencies.
Trips for Kids
Provides mountain biking outings, environmental education and bicycle mechanics training for Bay Area low-income youth. Bicycle Thrift shop, Re-Cyclery, provides low- cost alternative transportation.
~United Way Bay Area (United Way of the Bay Area)
We’re on the forefront of innovative programming that aims to provide Bay Area residents with the tools they need to end the cycle of poverty.
Family Supportive Housing, Inc.
Provides temporary housing and comprehensive, targeted support to help homeless families in Santa Clara County achieve self-sufficiency, independent living and stability.
Sacred Heart Community Service
Provides free comprehensive integrated services for basic needs (food, clothing, housing, energy assistance) and self-sufficiency (job search, adult and youth education, financial asset building).
Abode Services
We’re working to end homelessness by providing housing and services to homeless families and individuals.
Filipinos Advocates for Justice
Provide services in employment and citizenship assistance, youth development, information and referral. Support and leadership to low-wage workers and home care workers, and civic participation.
San Francisco Education Fund
The San Francisco Education Fund harnesses the power of the community to equip every public school student with the skills to succeed in college, career and civic responsibility.
Catholic Charities of the East Bay
A multi-service agency providing social services and advocacy to people in need since 1934. Serving families and children, immigrants, refugees, elderly, at-risk youth, etc.
LifeMoves (InnVision Shelter Network)
Provides shelter and support services for homeless families and individuals so they can re-establish self-sufficiency and return to long-term housing.
West Valley Community Services (West Valley Community Services of Santa Clara County, Inc.)
Provides a continuum of basic needs, family support services and housing services including: information and referrals, food, affordable housing, financial assistance, and case management.