United Way of San Joaquin County
LOEL Center
Aims to provide a hot, nutrious meal to seniors 60 years of age and older on a daily basis for $3. Lunch served in a social setting, giving seniors a place to gather with their peers.
Stockton Police Youth Activities
Bike Safety Rodeos, educate students and parents. Inspection of bikes by an officer. Participants learn safety ruls and are given a helmet to take home.
Emergency Food Bank
Provide fresh fruit and vegetables, allowing clients to eat healthier. Health and nutrition education, healthy cooking demonstrations, meal planning tips and cost-saving/money management workshops.
Salvation Army, Lodi Corps
Provides shelter, food, clothing, case management, hygiene products, life skills training and a multitude of other essential life needs to homeless, low-income and their children.
Valley CAPS
Day programs for adults with developmental disabilities by maximizing their quality of life according to their choices. Independent life skills, behavorial support and job skills training.
Children’s Home of Stockton
Gives at risk youth an opportunity for a productive life through treatment and education in a safe environment. Residential program, academic curriculum.
LULAC Stockton Council 2060
Youth Eagles Aviation and Space Education STEM Program. Teaches science, technology, engineering and math to low income students using the concept of aviation.
Table Community Foundation
Free football camp during the summer months for at-risk youth in Stockton run by professional football players. Five day camp covers football techniques, healthy living and value of education.
Fix’D, Inc.
Transitional resource and support organization in Tracy for Veterans. They address PTSD, substance abuse, isolation, lack of sense of purpose and lack of peer support.
Junior League of San Joaquin County
Students given backpacks filled with basic school supplies for their grade level and reading books. They receive tools to be better prepared to start their school year and complete their assignments.
SJCOE Educational Foundation
Community partnerships to provide quality public education for all. Serving special needs children and young adults. Adaptive playground equipment for children with limited mobility skills.
World of Wonders Science Museum
An educational hands on science museum in Lodi. Science based exhibits and programs to stimulate discovery for all ages. Science education for preschool through 6th grade. Fun for the whole family.
Community Center for the Blind
Provides adults with vision loss the skills necessary to cope with vision loss and maintain independence. They also learn non-visual methods to care for themselves.
McHenry House for the Homeless
Provides individual case management sessions to focus on finding employment, finances, finding a home and counseling. Meets daily with case manager to review problems and record progress.
Tracy Chamber Foundation
A certified youth internship program that builds awareness of the work world, employer expectations, job seeking skills and job keeping skills. Requires disconnected or at-risk youth to participate and/or complete mock interviews.
American Red Cross
Emergency response services: emotional support, safe shelter (lodging), food, clothing, case management and follow-up 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.
Goodwill Industries of San Joaquin
Paid work services for people with barriers to employment to become more self-sufficient. Thrift stores throughout provide help by providing job training.
Lodi Boys & Girls Club
Computer training, sports education, education career programs, fitness and recreation. Smart Girls and Kids in Control Program.
Stockton Chorale
Outreach to elementary and middle schools to provide scholarships to needy students to participate in the Youth Chorale. Improving musical skills, social and performance skills.