United Way of Greater Los Angeles
Antelope Valley Partners for Health
Through collaborative work we serve as a local public health planning and intervention agency, our programs target those who are undeserved, vulnerable, or at risk.
East LA Community Corporation (ELACC)
We advocate for economic and social justice by developing grassroots leadership, building affordable housing and neighborhood assets, and providing economic development opportunities to low-and moderate-income families.
Boys and Girls Club of the Los Angeles Harbor
Comprehensive youth development programming for “those who need us most” ages 5-19. We sponsor 18 sites serving over 2,600 vulnerable youth daily.
Woodcraft Rangers (Woodcraft Rangers)
As a leader in youth development and education we actively guide young people to explore pathways to purposeful lives through art, dance and Stem concepts.
Imagine Los Angeles(Imagine LA)
We mobilize the community to end the cycle of family homelessness, neglect and chronic poverty through our unique family empowerment and mentorship model.
Center for the Pacific-Asian Family (CPAF)
CPAF assists homeless Asian and Pacific Islander (API) survivors of domestic violence and sexual assault in finding shelter, safe harbor, and access to critical services.
Los Angeles Alliance For a New Economy (LAANE)(Los Angeles Alliance For a New Economy (LAANE))
Bringing benefits of green jobs, access to solar energy and energy efficiency programs, and cleaning up LA’s water for future generations for under-resourced communities.
United Way Inc(United Way of Greater Los Angeles)
Fighting poverty at its roots by focusing on long-term solutions focused on Education, Housing and Financial Stability – building blocks to better lives and stronger
A Community of Friends
Develops service-enriched permanent supportive housing throughout Southern California to create stable housing environments where formerly homeless persons with special needs can foster self-reliance
Families in Schools
Founded in 2000 as a legacy organization of the Los Angeles Annenberg Metropolitan Project, FIS is a Los Angeles based nonprofit organization with a mission to involve parents and communities in their children’s education to achieve lifelong success.
Southern California Association of NonProfit Housing (SCANPH)
SCANPH’s mission is to facilitate affordable housing development across Southern California by advancing effective public policies, sustainable financial resources, strong member organizations, and beneficial partnerships.
YMCA of Greater Long Beach • Community Development
Services for youth and families in poverty. College and career readiness, school support and social, emotional skills. Provide opportunities, build skills and develop community leaders.
Central American Resource Center – CARECEN – of California(Central American Resource Center (CARECEN))
CARECEN works to empower Central Americans, and all immigrants, by defending human and civil rights, working for social and economic justice, and promoting cultural diversity.
Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund
MALDEF Promotes and protects the civil rights of Latinos in the areas of Education, Employment, Immigrant Rights, Political Access and administers scholarships for Law students.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Whittier Inc.
The Boys & Girls Clubs of provides out-of-school youth programming in three priority outcome areas: Academic Achievement, Healthy Lifestyles, and Character & Citizenship.
InnerCity Struggle
The organization proudly brings together youth, parents, and community stakeholders to advocate for safe, healthy, and non-violent communities in the Eastside of Los Angeles.
St. Joseph
We provide working poor families, homeless men, women and children with the inner resources and tools to become productive, stable, self-supporting members of the community.
Chinatown Service Center
CSC provides medical, medical, behavioral health services as well as social service programs such as senior, youth development, housing, small business and asset building services.
Mexican American Opportunity Foundation
Services offered include Early Care and Education, child Care Subsidy Programs for low-income working parents and families receiving public assistance, Community Development activities, Job Training and senior citizen services.
Boys & Girls Club of Burbank and Greater East Valley
After-School Enrichment, Deaf & Hard of Hearing program, Creative Arts, Athletics, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts & Math), College Bound, Teen Programs and Summer Programs.