United Way of the Bay Area
Community Action Marin
Community Action Marin will eliminate poverty and promote equity by supporting individual growth and community empowerment.
Nihonmachi Little Friends
Provides subsidized high-quality Japanese bilingual, multicultural and educational childcare services to preschoolers through 5th graders, representing diverse populations of primarily low-to-moderate income families.
Samaritan House
Provides low-income residents of San Mateo County with case management, medical and dental care, food, shelter, rental assistance, children’s clothing and holiday assistance.
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.
Boys & Girls Club of Silicon Valley
Programs in safe environments after school and summer help develop supportive meaningful relationships with peers and adults, provide opportunities to build skills, character and confidence.
Contra Costa Crisis Center
Our mission is to keep people alive and safe, help them through crises, and connect them with culturally relevant resources in the community.
Hope Services
Assisting individuals with developmental disabilities to live and participate in their communities.
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.
Puente de la Costa Sur
Puente works to build a healthy, sustainable and inclusive South Coast community
SHELTER, Inc. of Contra Costa County
Preventing and ending homelessness for low-income residents of Contra Costa County by providing services (housing, employment, education, and counseling) that lead to self-sufficiency.
Young Men’s Christian Association of Silcon Valley(YMCA Silicon Valley)
Strengthening community is our cause. We develop youth, promote healthy living, and foster social responsibility to create positive and lasting personal and social change.
Asian Americans for Community Involvement
Improve the health, mental health, and well-being of individuals, families, and the Asian Community.
Center for Employment Training
Provides low-income individuals with hands-on, competency-based vocational training in relevant occupations concurrent with job placement, supportive services, and basic remediation.
Food Bank of Contra Costa and Solano
The Food Bank provides 20,000,000 pounds of food, half of it fresh produce, through six distribution programs and 180 agencies to 188,000 people each month.
Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley
Non-sectarian agency dedicated to providing emergency assistance and food; seniors, family, and holocaust survivors support; counseling; case management; resettlement, vocational and volunteer services.
Odd Fellow-Rebekah Children’s Home of California(Rebekah Children’s Services)
Since 1897 providing services to families including foster care/adoptions, residential treatment, outpatient mental health services, nonpublic school, culinary academy, prevention & intervention, family resource center.
San Francisco Suicide Prevention
In addition to the hotline, SFSP provides educational training and outreach, youth risk reduction, HIV/AIDS Nightline, Grief Support Programs, and suicide survivor support groups.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland
We provide safe places to learn and grow, life-enhancing programs, character development experiences, hope, and opportunity for over 2,500 Oakland girls and boys each year.
Diabetic Youth Foundation
Provides summer camps and year-round education and recreation programs to improve the lives of children, teens and families affected by type-1 diabetes.