Examples of United Way agencies benefiting

Transcription

Examples of United Way agencies benefiting
from the generosity of Merrill Lynch donors
Table of contents (clickable)
Boston agencies (United Way of Massachusetts Bay) ................................................... 2
Chicago agencies (United Way of Metropolitan Chicago)............................................. 7
Detroit (United Way Community Services) ................................................................. 17
Atlanta (United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta)............................................................. 36
San Francisco (United Way of the Bay Area) .............................................................. 59
Orange County, CA (Orange County’s United Way)................................................. 193
Los Angeles (United Way of Greater Los Angeles) ................................................... 197
Jacksonville (United Way of Northeast Florida) ........................................................ 225
Tri-State (United Way of Tri-State)............................................................................ 244
Boston agencies (United Way of Massachusetts Bay)
list at http://www.uwmb.org/whatwedo/agencies.htm:
Agency Name
Agassiz Village
AIDS Action Committee*
All Care VNA of Greater Lynn*
Alliance for Young Families
Allston-Brighton Community Development Corporation
American Cancer Society, New England Division
American Red Cross of Massachusetts Bay
Arlington Boys and Girls Club, Inc.
Arthritis Foundation, Massachusetts Chapter*
Asian American Civic Association
Asian Task Force Against Domestic Violence
Associated Day Care Services
Association for Retarded Citizens of South Middlesex (SMARC)*
Bay State Community Services*
Big Brothers of Massachusetts Bay
Big Sister Association of Greater Boston
Bird Street Community Center
Boston Aging Concerns-Young & Old United
Boston Area Rape Crisis Center
Boston Asian: Youth Essential Service
Boston Center for Independent Living
Boston Minuteman Council, Boy Scouts of America
Boys and Girls Club of Lynn
Boys and Girls Club of Woburn
Boys and Girls Clubs of Boston
Boys and Girls Clubs of Middlesex County
Bridge Over Troubled Waters
Brookline Center
CAB Health & Recovery Services*
Cambridge Camping Association
Cambridge Community Center
Cambridge Community Services
Cambridge Family and Children's Service
Cambridge Family YMCA
Camp Fire USA Eastern Massachusetts Council
Camp Fire USA of the North Shore Council
Caritas Home Care*
Casa Myrna Vazquez, Inc.
Catholic Charities
Center House
Centro Latino de Chelsea
Centro Presente
Cerebral Palsy Association of Eastern Massachusetts
Cerebral Palsy of Massachusetts*
Charles River Association for Retarded Citizens*
Child Care Resource Center, Inc.
Children's Friend & Family Services
Children's Law Center of Massachusetts
Children's Services of Roxbury
Chinese Progressive Association
Citizens' Housing & Planning Association, Inc.
City Life/Vida Urbana
City Year*
Codman Square Neighborhood Development Corporation
Colonel Daniel Marr Boys & Girls Club
Combined Jewish Philanthropies
Committee for Boston Public Housing
Community Art Center
Community Legal Services & Counseling Center
Community Work Services
Comprehensive School-Age Parenting Program (CSAPP)
Concilio Hispano de Cambridge
Concord Family & Youth Services*
Crispus Attucks Children's Center
D.E.A.F., Inc.
Dare Family Services
Disability Law Center
Dorchester Bay Economic Development Corporation
Dorchester Youth Collaborative (DYC)
DOVE (Domestic Violence Ended)
East Boston Ecumenical Community Council (EBECC)
East Boston Social Centers, Inc.
East End House
Ecumenical Social Action Committee (ESAC)
El Centro del Cardenal
Elizabeth Peabody House
Elizabeth Stone House, Inc.
Ellis Memorial & Eldredge House
Emmanuel House
Family & Children's Service of Greater Lynn
Family Service of Greater Boston
Federated Dorchester Neighborhood Houses
Fenway Community Development Corporation*
Fidelity House*
Girl Scout Council of Southeastern Massachusetts
Girl Scouts of Spar and Spindle Council
Girls Incorporated of Lynn
Greater Boston Diabetes Society*
Greater Boston Food Bank*
Greater Boston Legal Services
Greater Lynn Mental Health and Retardation Association*
Greater Lynn YMCA
Greater Medford Visiting Nurse Association*
Gregg House
Guidance Center
Haitian Multi-Service Center
Hale Reservation
Hallmark Health Visiting Nurse Association
Hattie B. Cooper Community Center, Inc.
Help for Abused Women and their Children (HAWC)
Hispanic Office of Planning & Evaluation (HOPE)
Home for Little Wanderers
Homeowners Rehab*
Hyde Square Task Force
Inquilinos Boricuas en Accion (IBA)
International Institute of Boston
Jamaica Plain Neighborhood Development Corporation
Jewish Big Brother & Big Sister Association
Jewish Community Center of the North Shore*
Jewish Community Centers of Greater Boston
Jewish Community Relations Council
Jewish Family & Children's Service
Jewish Family Service of the North Shore*
Jewish Vocational Services
The Jimmy Fund of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute/United Way of Massachusetts Bay
Collaboration Fund
The Jimmy Fund of the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute*
JFY-Networks
John F. Kennedy Family Service Center
John M. Barry Boys and Girls Club of Newton
La Alianza Hispana
Laboure Center
Lena Park Community Development Corporation
Malden YMCA
Malden YWCA - Center for Women & Families
Mass Mentoring Partnership*
Massachusetts Advocacy for Children
Massachusetts Alliance of Portuguese Speakers (MAPS)
Massachusetts Association for the Blind - MAB
Massachusetts Association for Mental Health - MAMH
Massachusetts Coalition for the Homeless
Massachusetts Immigrant & Refugee Advocacy Coalition (MIRA)
Massachusetts Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Children (MSPCC)
Melrose Family YMCA*
MetroWest YMCA*
Minute Man Arc for Human Services*
Mujeres Unidas En Acción
Natick Visiting Nurse Association*
Neighborhood of Affordable Housing (NOAH)
New England Shelter for Homeless Veterans*
Newton Community Service Centers, Inc.
North Metropolitan Homemaker-Health Aide Service*
North Shore ARC
North Suffolk Mental Health Association*
Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation
Oficina Hispana
Parents' & Children's Services
Parents Helping Parents
Parents United for Child Care (PUCC)
Partners for Youth with Disabilities
Partners Home Care (Newton-Wellesley Home Health Services)*
Patriots' Trail Girl Scout Council
Pine Street Inn*
Project Hope
Roca
Roxbury Multi-Service Center
Roxbury Youthworks
Salem Harbor Community Development Corporation
Salem YMCA
Salesian Boys and Girls Club
Salvation Army
Samaritans of Boston
Shelter, Inc.
Sociedad Latina
Somerville YMCA
South Boston Neighborhood House
South Shore ARC
South Shore Day Care Services
South Shore YMCA
Span, Inc.
Special Fund for Emergency Assistance
The Medical Foundation (TMF)
Thom Child & Family Services*
Transition House
Travelers Aid Family Services
Triangle, Inc.
Tri-Town Council on Youth and Family Services*
United South End Settlements
Urban Edge
Urban League of Eastern Massachusetts
USO Council of New England*
Victory Programs
Vietnamese American Initiative for Development (Viet-AID)
Visiting Nurse & Community Health
Visiting Nurse Association of Boston
Visiting Nurse Association of Eastern Massachusetts
Visiting Nurse Association of Middlesex East*
VNA Care Network
Walpole Area Visiting Nurse Association*
Waltham Boys and Girls Club
Watertown Boys and Girls Club
West Suburban YMCA*
Woburn Council of Social Concern
YMCA of Greater Boston
YWCA Boston
YWCA of Cambridge
Chicago agencies (United Way of Metropolitan Chicago)
list at http://www.uwonline.org/index.cfm/fuseaction/partner.home :
A
A Safe Place
Abraham Lincoln Centre
Access Community Health Network: Administrative Of...
Access Community Health Network: Des Plaines Valle...
Access Community Health Network: Family Health Soc...
Access Living of Metropolitan Chicago
Access to Care
Acorn Housing Corporation
Action for Children
ADA S. McKinley Community Services
Adult Christian Day Care
AIDS Legal Council of Chicago
Albany Park Community Center, Inc.
Alexian Brother's Northwest Mental Health Centers
Alivio Medical Center
Allendale Association
American Red Cross of Greater Chicago
Asian Human Services
Aspira, Inc. of Illinois
Aspire
Association for Individual Development
Association House of Chicago
Aunt Martha's Youth Service Center
Avenues to Independence
B
B.E.D.S.
B.U.I.L.D., Inc.
Barrington Youth Services
BEHIV - Better Existence with HIV
Berwyn/Cicero Council on Aging
Bethel Community Facility
Bethel New Life
Better Boys Foundation
Bickerdike Redevelopment Corporation
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Lake County
Big Brothers/Big Sisters of Metro Chicago
Blue Cap
Blue Gargoyle Youth Service Center
Boy Scouts of America - Chicago, Area Council #11...
Boy Scouts of America, Calumet Council
Boy Scouts of America, DesPlaines Valley Council
Boy Scouts of America, Northeast Illinois Council
Boy Scouts of America, Northwest Suburban Council
Boy Scouts of America, Three Fires Council
Boys & Girls Clubs of Chicago, Corporate Headquar...
Boys Club of Cicero
Boys' & Girls' Club of Lake County
Boys' and Girls' Club of Dundee Township
Boys' and Girls' Club of West Cook County
Breaking Free
Bremen Youth Services
Bridge Youth & Family Services
C
Cabrini Green Legal Aid Clinic
Cambodian Association of Illinois
Camp Fire Boys & Girls: Illinois Prairie Council
Camp Fire USA Metropolitan Chicago Council
Career Resource Center
Carole Robertson Center for Learning
Casa Central
CASA-Kane County
Cathedral Shelter of Chicago
Catholic Charities Diocese of Joliet
Catholic Charities Diocese of Joliet
Catholic Charities Of The Archdiocese of Chicago
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of Chicago: ...
CEDA- Center for Community Action
CEDA-Northwest
Center for Enriched Living
Center for independence through Conductive Educati...
Center of Concern
Centers for New Horizons, Inc.
Central Baptist Children's Home
Centro de Informacion Progresso
CHASI-Community Child Care Center of Palatine Town...
CHASI: Community Child Care of Schaumburg/Hoffman ...
CHASI: Tom Thumb Day Care Center
Chicago Area Project
Chicago Abused Women Coalition
Chicago Anti-Hunger Federation
Chicago Child Care Society
Chicago Commons Association
Chicago House and Social Service Agency
Chicago Legal Clinic, Inc.
Chicago Lighthouse for People who are Blind or Vis...
Chicago Rehab Network
Chicago Urban Day School
Chicago Urban League
Chicago Volunteer Legal Services Foundation
Chicago Youth Centers
Child Care Center of Evanston
Child Care Network of Evanston
Childhood Trauma Treatment Program
Children's Advocacy Center of Northwest Cook Count...
Children's Advocacy Center of Southwest Cook Count...
Children's Center of Cicero-Berwyn
Children's Home & Aid Society of IL.
ChildServ
Childserv Group Homes
Chinese American Service League, Inc.
Chinese Mutual Aid Association
Christian Vision Center
Christopher House
Circle Family Care
Clearbrook
Community Adult Day Care
Community Care Options
Community Career Center
Community Center Foundation
Community Crisis Center
Community Extension Project
Community House-Hinsdale
Community Mental Health Council
Community Nurse Health Association
Community Resource Network
Community Support Services
Connection Resource Services
Connections for the Homeless
Counseling Center of Lake View
Countryside Association
Crisis Center for South Suburbia
D
Deborah's Place
DuPage P.A.D.S., Inc.
DuPage Senior Citizens Council
E
E.S.S.E. - Ecumenical Support Services For the Eld...
Easter Seals DuPage
Eastern Will County Senior Services
Ecker Center for Mental Health
Ecumenical Adult Day Care of Naperville
El Hogar Del Nino/Cuidar
El Valor Corporation
Elgin Catholic Social Services
Elk Grove Township Community Day Care Center
Elmwood Park Infant Welfare Society
Epilepsy Foundation of Greater Chicago
Erie Neighborhood House
ESNI - Epilepsy Services for Northeastern Illinois
Esperanza Community Services
Ethiopian Community Association of Chicago
Evangelical Child & Family Agency
Evanston Community Defender Office
Evanston Day Nursery
Evergreen Park Tween Club
Ezzard Charles School
F
Family Counseling Agency of Will and Grundy Counti...
Family Focus
Family Rescue
Family Service & Mental Health Center of Cicero
Family Service & Mental Health of Oak Park-River F...
Family Service Association of Greater Elgin Area
Family Service Center of Wilmette, Glenview, North...
Family Service of Glencoe
Family Service of South Lake County
Family Service of Winnetka-Northfield
Family Shelter Service
FamilyCare of Illinois
Fox Valley Hospice
G
Gads Hill Center
Garden Center for the Handicapped
Girl Scouts - Illinois Crossroads Council, Inc
Girl Scouts of Chicago
Girl Scouts of the USA-DuPage County Council
Girl Scouts of the USA-South Cook County Council
Girl Scouts of the USA-Sybaquay Council
Girl Scouts of the USA-Whispering Oaks Council
Glen Ellyn Youth & Family Counseling Service
Glencoe Jr. High Project
Glencoe Youth Services
Glenkirk
Good Shepherd Center
Grand Prairie Services
Greater DuPage MYM
Guildhaus
H
Habilitative Systems, Inc.
Handy Camp Association
Harbour, The
Harkness House for Children
HAVEN - Youth and Family Services
Health Care Alternative System, Inc.
Heartland Alliance for Human Needs & Human Rights
Helping Hand Rehabilitation Center
Henry Booth House
Hephzibah Children's Association
Highland Park Community Nursery School and Day Car...
Hinsdale Community Service
Hinsdale Youth Center
Hispanic Housing Development Corp.
Hope Community Services
Horizons Children's Center
Horizons Community Service, Inc.
Housing Opportunities For Women
Housing Options for the Mentally Ill in Evanston
Howard Area Community Center
Howard Brown Health Center
Hyde Park Neighborhood Club
I
Illinois Caucus For Adolescent Health
Infant Welfare Society of Chicago
Infant Welfare Society of Evanston
Inspiration Cafe
Institute for Latino Progress
J
Jane Addams Hull House Association
Jane Addams Resource Corporation
Japanese American Service Committee
Jeanine Schultz Memorial School
Jewish Council For Youth Services
Jewish Federation Of Metropolitan Chicago
John Howard Association
Jones Memorial Community Center
Josselyn Center for Mental Health
JUST of DuPage
Juvenile Protective Association
K
Kenneth Young Center
Korean American Community Services
Korean American Senior Center
L
L.E.A.D. - Linking Efforts Against Drugs
LaCASA Lake County Council Against Sexual Assault
Lake County Center for Independent Living
Lake County Haven
LARC - An Association for Retarded Citizens
LaSalle Street CYCLE
Latin United Community Housing Association (L.U.C....
Lawrence Hall Youth Services
Lawyers' Committee for Better Housing, Inc.
Leadership Council For Metropolitan Open Communiti...
Learning Tree Child Care Center
Legal Assistance Foundation of Metropolitan Chicag...
Lester And Rosalie Anixter Center
Leyden Family Service & Mental Health Center
Leyden Family Service & Mental Health Center, The ...
Life Span
Lifelink
LINKS - North Shore Youth Health Services
Little Friends
Little House of Glencoe
Lutheran Child & Family Services of Illinois
Lutheran Day Nursery of Chicago
Lutheran Family Mission
Lutheran Home & Service for the Aged
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois
Lutheran Social Services of Illinois-Behavioral He...
M
Maine Center
Marcy-Newberry Association, Inc.
Mary Crane Center
Mental Health Association of the North Shore
Methodist Youth Services, Inc.
Metropolitan Family Services
Metropolitan Family Services: DuPage
Metropolitan Family Services: Evanston/Skokie Vall...
Metropolitan Family Services: Southwest
Mujeres Latinas En Accion
N
NAMI of DuPage (National Alliance for the Mentally...
National Able Network
National Center for Latinos with Disabilities, Inc...
National Kidney Foundation of Illinois
NCO Youth & Family Services
Near North Health Service Corp. (Winfield Moody He...
New Hope Center
NIA Comprehensive Center For Developmental Disabil...
Niles Township Community Day Care Center
North Avenue Day Nursery
North River Commission
North Shore Senior Center
Northern Illinois Council on Alcoholism and Substa...
Northwest CASA
Northwest Suburban Day Care and Toddler Center
Northwestern University Settlement
O
Oak Park & River Forest Day Nursery
Oak/Leyden Developmental Services
Omni Youth Services
Onward Neighborhood House
Open Door Clinic of Greater Elgin
Operation Uplift Training & Resource Center
Orchard Village
Organization Of The North East (ONE)
Outreach Community Ministries
P
PADS Crisis Services, Inc.
Palatine Township Senior Citizens Council
Parenthesis
Park Lawn
Park Ridge Senior Center
Peer Services
Pillars Community Services, The
PLOWS Council on Aging
Polish American Association
Prairie State Legal Services - DuPage County
Prairie State Legal Services - Kane County
Prairie State Legal Services - Lake County
Prairie State Legal Services: Service Office
Presbyterian Homes
Presbyterian Homes Great Opportunities Program
Pro Bono Advocates
ProCare Centers
Proviso - Leyden Council for Community Action, Inc...
R
Ray Graham Association
Reba Place Day Nursery
Renz Addiction Counseling Center
Residents For Effective Shelter Transitions
Respond Now
Restoration Ministries
Resurrection Behavioral Health Center
Rogers Park Community Council
S
Safer Foundation
Salvation Army - Chicago Heights
Salvation Army - Community Counseling Centers
Salvation Army - Des Plaines Corps
Salvation Army - Family Services, Community Counse...
Salvation Army - Golden Diners Club
Salvation Army - Metropolitan Chicago Division
Salvation Army - Norridge Citadel
Salvation Army - Suburban Service Extension
Salvation Army - Templo Laramie
Samaritan Interfaith Counseling Center
Santa Teresita Child Development Center
Sarah's Inn
Scholarship & Guidance Association
School for Little Children
Seguin Services
Senior Citizens' Center of Oak Park/River Forest
Senior Service Associates, Inc.
Seniors Action Service
Seniors Assistance Center
Serenity House
Sertoma Centre, Inc.
Sertoma Speech & Hearing Center
Shelter, Inc.
Shore Community Services, Inc.
Society for the Preservation of Human Dignity
Sokol Stickney
South Central Community Services, Inc.
South East Alcohol & Drug Abuse Center
South Suburban Council on Alcoholism & Substance A...
South Suburban Family Shelter
South Suburban P.A.D.S.
SouthStar Services
Southwest Community Services
Southwest Suburban Center on Aging
Southwest Women Working Together
Spanish Coalition For Jobs, Inc.
St. Augustine's Center for American Indians, Inc.
St. Leonard's Ministries
Suicide Prevention Services
T
Teen Living Programs, Inc.
The Children's Place Association
The Resurrection Project
The Woodlawn Organization (T.W.O.)
Together We Cope
Tri-Con Child Care Center
Trinity Services, Inc.
Turning Point: Behavioral Health Care Center
U
United Service Organizations of Illinois, Inc. (US...
Urban Family and Community Centers
V
Vietnamese Association of Illinois
Vision of Restoration
Visiting Nurse Association of the Fox Valley
Volunteer Center of Lake Forest/Lake Bluff
Volunteer Center of New Trier Township
Volunteer Center of Northwest Suburban Chicago
Volunteer Center, The
W
Warming House Youth Center, The
Way Back Inn, The
Wayne/Winfield Area Youth & Family Services (WAYS)
Well Child Center
Wesley Child Care Center
West Suburban PADS
West Suburban Senior Services
Westside Holistic Family Center
WINGS Program, The
Winnetka Community House
Winnetka Youth Organization
World Relief DuPage
Y
YMCA - Alfred Campanelli
YMCA - Elmhurst
YMCA - Hammond Area
YMCA - Heritage Group
YMCA - Heritage Group Child Development Center
YMCA - Indian Boundary
YMCA - Lake County Family
YMCA - Leaning Tower
YMCA - McGaw YMCA in Evanston
YMCA - Network
YMCA - Nicholas M. Lattof
YMCA - Oak Park-River Forest-Forest Park
YMCA - PAV in Berwyn
YMCA - Rich Port
YMCA - South Suburban
YMCA - Tri Town
Young Men's Christian Association Of Metropolitan ...
Youth Connection
Youth Guidance
Youth in Crisis
Youth Job Center of Evanston
Youth Organizations Umbrella (Y.O.U.)
Youth Outreach Services
Youth Service Project, Inc.
Youth Services of Glenview/Northbrook
YWCA - Elgin
YWCA - Evanston-North Shore
YWCA - South Suburban District
YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago
YWCA of Metropolitan Chicago - DuPage
Detroit (United Way Community Services)
list at: http://www.uwcs.org/allocations.html:
A
Adult Well-Being Services
www.awbs.org
Offers social, case management and mental health services to the elderly and disabled.
Quality services to elders and adults with mental or developmental disabilities.
Phone: (313) 924-7860
Allocation: $617,038
AIDS Partnership Michigan
www.aidspartnership.org
Responds to people affected/infected with HIV/AIDS.
Phone: (313) 446-9800
Alzheimer's Association - Greater Michigan Chapter
www.alzgmc.org
Offers services to people with Alzheimer's and their families.
Phone: (248) 351-0280
American Diabetes Association
www.diabetes.org
Helps prevent and cure diabetes; improves the lives of people with the disease. By special
arrangement, receives funding through designations ONLY.
Phone: (248) 433-3830 or (800) DIABETES
American Lung Association of Michigan
www.alam.org
Dedicated to promoting lung health and prevention. By special arrangement, receives
funding through designation ONLY.
Phone: (248) 784-2000
American Red Cross - Southeastern Michigan Chapter
www.semredcross.org
Provides relief to victims of disasters, as well as safety/health education.
Phone: (313) 833-4440
Allocation: $3,604,508
Arab Community Center for Economic and Social Services (ACCESS)
www.accesscommunity.org
Offers social, employment, educational, legal, public health, mental health and cultural
programs.
Phone: (313) 842-7010
Arab-American and Chaldean Council
www.arabacc.org
Offers Arabic/Chaldean/English trilingual programs.
Phone: (248) 559-1990
The ARC Detroit
www.thearcww.org
Provides services to people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities
and their families.
Phone: (313) 831-0202
Allocation: $67,066
ARC Downriver
hometown.aol.com/arcdownriverprez/arcdownriver.html
Provides services to people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities.
Phone: (734) 283-0710
Allocation: $33,931
The ARC Michigan
www.arcmi.org
Helps ARC chapters support persons with developmental disabilities and their families.
Phone: (517) 487-5426
Allocation: $34,213
The ARC of Northwest Wayne County
comnet.org/arcnw
Phone: (313) 532-7915
Allocation: $45,544
The ARC Oakland County
www.thearcoakland.org
Phone: (248) 816-1900
Allocation: $82,242
ARC Services of Macomb, Inc.
www.arcservices.org
Provides services to people with mental retardation and other developmental disabilities,
including rehabilitation vocational training and employment assistance.
Phone: (586) 469-1600
Arthritis Foundation - Michigan Chapter
www.arthritis.org/Communities/Chapters/Chapter.asp?chapid=29
Supports research and provides information and self-help programs for people with
arthritis.
Phone: (248) 424-9001
Autism Society of Michigan
www.autism-mi.org
Offers support to people with autism and other developmental disabilities, their families
and professionals who support them.
Phone: (517) 882-2800
Allocation: $70,719
B
Barat Child and Family Services - Matrix Human Services
www.matrixhumanservices.org
Offers treatment to families at risk of abuse and neglect.
Phone: (313) 833-1525
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metropolitan Detroit
www.bbbsa.org/site/pp.asp?c=iuJ3JgO2F&b=14576
Provides mentorship programs to youth that need guidance.
Phone: (248) 569-0600
Black Family Development, Inc.
www.blackfamilydevelopment.org
Provides family preservation and support, mental health, substance abuse prevention,
early childhood intervention, juvenile justice and advocacy services.
Phone: (313) 272-3500
Boniface Community Services - Matrix Human Services
www.matrixhumanservices.org/phpwebsite/mod.php?mod=userpage&menu=901&page_
id=9
Offers crisis intervention, youth programs and substance abuse counseling.
Phone: (313) 842-5741
Boy Scouts of America - Clinton Valley Council
www.cvc-bsa.org
Instills values and helps youth reach their full potential.
Phone: (248) 338-0035
Boy Scouts of America - Detroit Area Council
www.dacbsa.org
Helps youth gain independence and instills basic values.
Phone: (313) 897-1965
Boys & Girls Club of South Oakland County
boysandgirlsclub.us
Provides after school programs for youth, ages 6-18, grades 1-12.
Phone: (248) 544-4166
Boys & Girls Clubs of Southeastern Michigan
www.bgcsm.org
Provides youth development services for youth, ages 6-17.
Phone: (248) 473-1400
Brightmoor Community Center
brightmoorcommunitycenter.org
Offers day camp, counseling, recreation and senior services.
Phone: (313) 531-0305
C
Camp Fire USA - North Oakland Council
www.comnet.org/campfirenoc
Teaches personal and social responsibility to youth, ages 5-18.
Phone: (248) 618-9050
Allocation: $13,047
Camp Fire USA - Wathana Council
comnet.org/campfirewathana
Teaches personal and social responsibility to youth, ages 5-18.
Phone: (248) 559-5840
CareGivers
[no website]
Offers home-based services designed to prevent foster care and institutional placement.
Phone: (313) 964-5070
Casa Maria Family Services - Matrix Human Services
id=10
Provides various types of activities and support to children, youth and families.
Phone: (313) 962-4230
Catholic Services of Macomb
www.csmacomb.org
Provides social service programs.
Phone: (586) 416-2300
Catholic Social Services of Oakland County, Inc.
cssoc.org
Offers services for families, adolescents, adults, older adults, and children at-risk.
Phone: (248) 333-3700
Catholic Social Services of Wayne County
www.csswayne.org
Offers a variety of social services, including counseling.
Phone: (313) 883-2100
Catholic Youth Organization
www.cyodetroit.org
Offers athletic, camp, leadership and substance abuse programs for youth and
communities.
Phone: (313) 963-7172
Child Care Coordinating Council of Detroit/Wayne County, Inc. (4C)
comnet.org/4C
Offers childcare system improvement and emergency day care assistance.
Phone: (313) 259-4411
Allocation: $86,134
Children's Aid Society
www.cas-mi.org
Provides intensive social work and mentoring services to high-risk families.
Phone: (313) 961-8100
Children's Charter of the Courts of Michigan, Inc.
www.childcrt.org
Provides assistance for child advocacy initiatives.
Phone: (517) 482-7533
Allocation: $13,323
Children's Hospital of Michigan
www.chmkids.org
Supports a cystic fibrosis program, adolescent social work program, poison control center
and adolescent peer prevention program.
Phone: (313) 966-5110
Children's Leukemia Foundation of Michigan
www.leukemiamichigan.org
Offers support to people with leukemia and their families.
Phone: (248) 353-8222
Citizens for Better Care
www.cbcmi.org
Provides information and advocacy to those needing long-term care.
Phone: (313) 832-6387
Allocation: $69,694
Common Ground Sanctuary
www.commongroundsanctuary.org
Offers psychiatric, shelter and community-based services to youth, adults and their
families.
Phone: (248) 456-8150
Allocation: $88,176
Community Fund of Holly
[no website]
Funds community activities for youth and adults.
Phone: (248) 634-4593
Allocation: $3,321
Community Services of Oakland
[no website]
Provides support services to youth, young mothers and the elderly.
Phone: (248) 542-5860
Coalition on Temporary Shelter (COTS)
www.cotsdetroit.org
Provides emergency housing, food, case management and literacy services.
Phone: (313) 831-3777
D
Deaf, Hearing and Sign Language Center
www.dhsc.org
Offers services for deaf/hearing impaired individuals and their families.
Phone: (313) 341-1353
Detroit Association of Black Organizations, Inc. (DABO)
[no website]
Organizes community coalitions to address such problems as crime.
Phone: (313) 491-0003
Allocation: $90,767
The Detroit Institute for Children
www.detroit-children.org
Offers special medication and rehabilitative services to children with disabilities.
Phone: (313) 832-1100
Detroit Urban League, Inc.
www.detroiturbanleague.org
Offers education, counseling, prevention and job services.
Phone: (313) 832-4600
Don Bosco Hall
www.boscohall.org
Provides services to delinquent and neglected males and provides community support
services.
Phone: (313) 869-2200
Allocation: $95,008
E
Epilepsy Foundation of Michigan
www.epilepsyfoundation.org/michigan
Offers services to people with epilepsy, their families and the general public.
Phone: (248) 351-7979
F
Family and Neighborhood Services
[no website]
Offers traditional counseling services for the developmentally disabled and mentally
impaired.
Phone: (734) 641-4460
Family Service, Inc.
[no website]
Provides behavioral health care services for individuals and groups in metropolitan
Detroit.
Phone: (313) 579-5989
First Step
www.fs-mi.org
Offers shelter and 24-hour help-line for victims of rape and battery, including
comprehensive services to survivors of domestic violence and sexual violence.
Phone: (734) 416-1111
Franklin-Wright Settlements, Inc.
[no website]
Provides multiple supportive services for youth, families and the community.
Phone: (313) 579-1000
G
Girl Scouts
Prepares girls, ages 5-17, to enter adulthood with leadership skills, positive self-esteem
and a sense of responsibility.
Girl Scouts Fair Winds Council
www.fwgsc.org
Phone: (586) 230-0244
Allocation: $13,604
Girl Scouts of the Huron Valley Council
www.gshvc.org
Phone: (734) 971-8800
Allocation: $60,991
Girl Scouts Macomb County - Otsikita Council, Inc.
www.girlscouts-macomb.org
Phone: (586) 263-0220
Girl Scouts of Metro Detroit
www.gsofmd.org
Phone: (313) 972-GIRL (4475)
Gleaners Community Food Bank, Inc.
www.gcfb.org
Collects and redistributes surplus food.
Phone: (313) 923-3535
Goodwill Industries of Greater Detroit
www.goodwilldetroit.org
Provides employee and other programs for people with disabilities.
Phone: (313) 964-3900
Greater Detroit Area Health Council, Inc.
www.gdahc.org
Improves health care access by working with community leadership.
Phone: (313) 963-4990
Greater Oakland Visiting Nurse Association, Inc.
caramel.wccnet.org/~vna
Provides health care services to the homebound.
Phone: (248) 683-1770
Allocation: $6,842
Growth Works, Inc.
www.growth-works.org
Offers adolescent substance abuse and delinquency prevention and treatment.
Phone: (734) 455-4095
Allocation: $57,939
H
HAVEN
www.haven-oakland.org
Provides domestic violence, sexual assault and child abuse services.
Phone: (248) 334-1248
Crisis Line: (248) 334-1274
Hemophilia Foundation of Michigan
www.hfmich.org
Helps people with hemophilia, AIDS and other blood disorders.
Phone: (800) 482-3041
Allocation: $61,932
Homes for Black Children
www.homesforblackchildren.org
Provides adoption/foster care for children.
Phone: (313) 961-4777
Hunger Action Coalition of Michigan
[no website]
Offers networking services to numerous groups that provide anti-hunger services.
Phone: 313-962-0677
Huron Valley Community Chest - United Fund
milford.lib.mi.us/mcin/groups/hvccuf
Provides a variety of local services to families.
Phone: (248) 684-2805
Allocation: $4,613
I
Inner City Sub-Center, Inc.
[no website]
Offers youth and adult social service programs.
Phone: (313) 921-0200
Allocation: $80,472
International Institute of Metropolitan Detroit, Inc.
www.iimd.org
Provides immigration services to foreign-born people.
Phone: (313) 871-8600
J
Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan Detroit
www.jccdet.org
Offers cultural, recreational and educational programs.
Phone: (248) 661-1000
Jewish Family Service
www.jfsdetroit.org
Offers social, mental health, and individual and family counseling.
Phone: (248) 559-1500
JVS – Realizing Life’s Potential
www.jvsdet.org
Provides career development/employment services, vocational rehabilitation and
specialized services.
Phone: (248) 559-5000
K
Barbara Ann Karmanos Cancer Institute
www.karmanos.org
Fights cancer through education, treatment, testing and research.
Phone: (800) 527-6266
L
Lakeshore Legal Aid
[no website]
Offers free civil legal services to low-income people.
Phone: (586) 469-5185
Intake Helpline: (586) 783-8190
Latin Americans for Social and Economic Development, Inc. (LASED)
[no website]
Promotes social/economic development and provides family, elderly and youth
assistance.
Phone: (313) 554-2025
Leaps & Bounds Family Services
[no website]
Provides childcare and parenting education.
Phone: (586) 759-3895
Allocation: $85,548
Legal Aid and Defender Association of Detroit, Inc.
www.ladadetroit.org
Offers legal services to low-and moderate-income residents.
Phone: (313) 964-4111
Lula Belle Stewart Center, Inc.
www.lulabellestewart.org
Offers teen pregnancy, day care, foster care and adoption services.
Phone: (313) 867-2372
Lutheran Child & Family Service of Michigan
www.lcfsmi.org
Provides counseling, family preservation, teen parent, and adoption/foster care services.
Phone: (989) 686-7650
Lutheran Social Services of Michigan
www.lssm.org
Provides services to children, adults, seniors and homeless people.
Phone: (313) 823-7700
Lyon Township Community Chest
[no website]
Offers emergency food/shelter and utility assistance.
Phone: (248) 437-9005
Allocation: $4,613
M
Macomb Family Services, Inc.
[no website]
Offers counseling, substance abuse programs and other services to seniors.
Phone: (586) 226-3440
Mental Health Association in Michigan
www.mha-mi.org
Promotes improved treatment for people suffering from mental illness.
Phone: (248) 647-1711
Allocation: $69,460
Methodist Children's Home Society
[no website]
Offers foster care, adoption, single-parent counseling and residential treatment.
Phone: (313) 531-4060
Metropolitan Detroit AFL-CIO Joint Council, Community Services
www.detroitaflcio.org
Provides health and welfare counseling.
Phone: (313) 961-0800
Allocation: $50,919
Michigan Association for Children with Emotional Disorders (MACED)
www.michkids.org
Assists parents of children with emotional disorders.
Phone: (248) 433-2200
Allocation: $34,987
Michigan Association for Deaf, Hearing and Speech Services (MADHS)
www.madhs.org
Offers advocacy, education and services to the deaf and speech impaired.
Phone: (517) 487-0066 V/TTY or 1-800-YOUR-EAR
Allocation: $71,100
Michigan Association of United Ways
www.uwmich.org
Supports local United Ways.
Phone: (800) 396-3066
Michigan Council on Crime & Delinquency
www.miccd.org/
Provides communities with assistance in crime prevention and public safety.
Phone: (517) 482-4161
Allocation: $55,188
Michigan League for Human Services
www.milhs.org
Offers education and research on human service issues.
Phone: (517) 487-5436
Allocation: $73,184
Myasthenia Gravis Association, Inc.
www.mgadetroit.org
Provides programs and services to persons and families with Myasthenia Gravis, and
supports and promotes research.
Phone: (248) 423-9700
Allocation: $64,724
N
National Council on Alcoholism and Drug Dependence - Greater Detroit Area
www.ncadd-detroit.org
Conducts substance abuse prevention and treatment programs.
Phone: (313) 341-9891
National Kidney Foundation of Michigan, Inc.
www.nkfm.org
Offers support services to people with kidney disease.
Phone: (734) 222-9800
National Multiple Sclerosis Society - Michigan Chapter, Inc.
www.nmssmi.org
Provides research, support and services to people with MS and their families.
Phone: (248) 350-0020
Neighborhood Service Organization
www.nso-mi.org
Provides innovative health and human services to the community.
Phone: (313) 961-4890
New Horizons Rehabilitation Services, Inc.
www.newhorizonsrehab.org
Provides vocational training, rehabilitation and employment services to people with
disabilities.
Phone: (248) 340-0549
Allocation: $77,326
Northwest Community Programs, Inc.
[no website]
Offers fitness, recreational, cultural and educational programs.
Phone: (313) 578-7500
O
Oakland Family Services
www.ofs-family.org
Offers mental health services, counseling and substance abuse programs, child
development and well-being and behavioral health services on an outpatient basis.
Phone: (248) 858-7215
Operation Get Down – Community Resource Projects, Inc.
[no known website]
Provides youth services, teen parenting/counseling, and traditional housing support and
emergency need services.
Phone: (313) 921-9422
The Optometric Institute and Clinic of Detroit, Inc.
www.oicdetroit.org
Provides under-insured people with vision and medical eye care.
Phone: (313) 872-2060
P
Paws With A Cause
www.pawswithacause.org
Provides assistance dogs to people with disabilities.
Phone: (616) 877-7297
People's Community Services of Metropolitan Detroit
[no website]
Offers neighborhood services to youth leaders, and offers senior day care/recreation.
Phone: (313) 554-3111
R
Recording for the Blind & Dyslexic - Michigan Unit
www.rfbd.org
Records textbooks for blind and visually impaired students.
Phone: (248) 879-0101
Allocation: $72,096
Rehabilitation Institute of Michigan
www.rimrehab.org
Provides the disabled with personalized medical care.
Phone: (313) 745-9700
S
St. Francis Family Services
[no website]
Provides adoptive, foster and respite homes for children, and treatment services for
families.
Phone: (248) 552-0750
Allocation: $71,761
St. Vincent and Sarah Fisher Center
www.svsfcenter.org
Offers residential and foster care, adoption and teen pregnancy/parenting services.
Phone: (248) 626-7527
Student Assistance Services, Inc.
[no website]
Assists families with clothing, glasses and hearing aid repairs.
Phone: (313) 494-8645
Allocation: $57,110
The Salvation Army/Eastern Michigan Division
www.usc.salvationarmy.org/emi/index.html
Provides emergency services, shelter and rehabilitation and recreation services.
Phone: (248) 443-5500
Sickle Cell Disease Association of America, Michigan Chapter, Inc.
[no website]
Offers supportive services to people with sickle cell disease.
Phone: (313) 864-4406
Sinai - Grace Hospital
www.sinaigrace.org
Combats child abuse and neglect through parent education and counseling.
Phone: (313) 966-3133
T
Travelers Aid Society of Metropolitan Detroit
comnet.org/travel
Offers emergency and case management assistance to homeless people.
Phone: (313) 962-6740
Tri-County Dental Health Council
comnet.org/tcdental
Offers dental information and care to low-income people.
Phone: (248) 559-7767
Turning Point, Inc.
www.turningpointinc.com
Offers crisis intervention for victims of domestic and sexual violence.
Phone: (586) 463-4430
U
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Metropolitan Detroit, Inc.
www.ucpdetroit.org
Offers advocacy and employment assistance to people with disabilities.
Phone: (248) 557-5070
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Michigan, Inc.
www.ucpmichigan.org
Offers advocacy and referrals for people with cerebral palsy.
Phone: (517) 203-1200
Allocation: $35,271
United Health Organization
www.detnow.com/wxyz/health/article/0,2132,WXYZ_15919_2740073,00.html
Provides free and low-cost health screening tests and services.
Phone: (248) 616-9105
United Negro College Fund, Inc. (UNCF)
www.uncf.org
Provides educational scholarships and programs for 39 member colleges and universities.
By special arrangement, receives funding through designations ONLY.
Phone: (313) 873-1500
United Way Community Services
www.unitedway.uwcs.org
A volunteer-based organization dedicated to meeting the human service needs of Detroit
and southeastern Michigan.
Phone: (313) 226-9200
Allocation:
Upshaw Institute for the Blind
www.upshawinst.org
Provides support services for the blind and visually impaired.
Phone: (313) 272-3900
V
The Variety FAR Conservatory of Therapeutic and Performing Arts
comnet.org/far
Offers performing arts therapy, arts instruction and athletic training for people with
disabilities.
Phone: (248) 646-3347
Allocation: $41,107
Vista Maria
vistamaria.org
Serves young girls and families at risk.
Phone: (313) 271-3050
VNA, Inc./Visiting Nurse Association of Southeast Michigan
www.vna.org
Provides health care services to the homebound.
Phone: (248) 967-1440
Volunteer Accounting Service Team of Michigan
www.vastmi.org
Offers nonprofit management support and help to low-income people.
Phone: (313) 647-9620
W
Walter and May Reuther Senior Services- Matrix Human Services
id=12
Provides support services to older adults striving to maintain independence.
Phone: (313) 894-3311
World Medical Relief, Inc.
www.redfordtwp.com/dept/senioract/WMR.htm
Provides prescriptions to qualified elderly people.
Phone: (313) 866-5333
Y
YMCA of Metropolitan Detroit
www.ymcametrodetroit.org
Offers wellness, recreational and educational programs for children, families and seniors.
Phone: (313) 267-5300
YWCA of Metropolitan Detroit
www.diversifiedcomputerservices.com/YWCA/
Offers family services, recreation and domestic violence services.
Phone: (313) 259-9922
YWCA of Western Wayne County
www.ywca-wwc.org
Offers child development, support and life skills to people (prenatal to seniors).
Phone: (313) 561-4110
Atlanta (United Way of Metropolitan Atlanta)
list at: http://www.unitedwayatl.org/grantee_mini/agencylist.asp?letter=%25%25:
A Friends House
Provides a safe, secure, and emotionally supportive environment for abused, neglected,
and abandoned children who are in the custody of Department of Family & Children
Services.
website: http://www.afriendshouse.org
A G Rhodes Home
Provides 24-hour nursing care, physical, speech and occupational therapy, pharmacy,
social and recreational services, and therapeutic diets to chronically ill patients in a safe,
clean environment.
AADD
Builds communities of support, acceptance & opportunity for children, adults & families
living with Developmental Disabilities.
website: http://www.aadd.org
ABLE
Increases parents' involvement in their children's education at the local school level, to
empower them to be active leaders and address critical issues at the community level.
website: http://www.able1.org
Africas Childrens Fund
Assists needy children and their families through educational, medical, affordable
housing and nutrition programs.
website: http://www.acfinc.info
Aid to Children of Imprisoned Mothers, Inc.
Assists inmate mothers, their children and other family members in maintaining critically
important family ties during the mother's incarceration.
website: http://www.takingaim.net
Alliance for Children's Enrichment
Improves the quality of life for the children and families of Coweta County.
American Cancer Society
Provides programs and services in metro Atlanta as part of the nationwide communitybased voluntary health organization dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health
problem by preventing cancer.
website: http://www.cancer.org
American Lung Association of Georgia
Provides educational programs and services in the areas of health education, smoking,
asthma and environmental occupational hazards in order to prevent lung disease and
promote lung health.
website: http://www.lungusa.org
American Red Cross Coweta Chapter
Supplies half the nation's blood supply and one quarter of nation's tissue for
transplantation.Provides worldwide communications and support network that serves as a
lifeline between military service members and their families.Provides shelter, food,
clothing, life-sustaining medications and other essential items for persons suffering from
a disaster. Provides education and training to help people prevent, prepare for and
respond to emergencies: including CPR, AED, first aid, HIV/AIDS prevention
website: http://www.cowetaredcross.com
American Red Cross Metro Atlanta Chapter
Saves lives; resolves crises and emergencies; maintains health, prevents disease, and
helps people help themselves. The chapter serves 15 metro counties with emergency
disaster relief and education, and programs promoting health, safety, youth leadership
and safe neighborhoods.
website: http://www.redcrossatlanta.org
Another Way Out
Mentoring, prevention, and intervention program that creats an environment where youth
can develop relationships with adult mentors. AWO also prepares students for high
school graduation exams as well as preparation for grade level advancement.
website: http://www.awoinc.com
ARCH Productions
Performs artistic productions that focus on at-risk youth, whereby the experience
becomes an educational and empowering mechanism for self-awareness and growth in
both actors and audience.
website: http://www.archproductions.com
Association of Village PRIDE
Helps young people from all backgrounds become self-confident and secure.
Association on Battered Women of Clayton County, Inc.
Provides emergency services for women and children in danger from domestic violence.
website: http://www.securushouse.org
Atlanta Bar Foundation
Supports and promotes justice through public interest legal work, law related educational
programs, and special outreach work with the children of police officers killed in the line
duty.
website: http://www.truancyproject.org
Atlanta Childrens Shelter
Seeks to provide loving day shelter, support and healing for homeless children and their
families on the road to permanent family self-sufficiency.
website: http://www.atlantachildrensshelter.com
Atlanta Enterprise Center
Our mission is to provide opportunities for self-sufficiency to Atlanta's economically
disadvantaged this is accomplished through a comprehensive recovery program focusing
on addressing barriers to employment, life skills training and intensive case management
throughout the continuum of care process. Prevention and recovery from homelessness
are our priorities, putting people to work in permanent jobs is what we do. We
collaborate with more than 30 agencies providing services to homeless.
ATLANTA HOUSING ASSOCIATION OF NEIGHBORHOOD-BASED
DEVELOPERS, INC (AHAND)
Improves the quality of life in Atlanta's disenfranchised neighborhoods through
strengthening the voices of neighborhoods and organizations dedicated to revitalizing and
empowering neglected communities.
website: http://www.ahand.org
Atlanta Legal Aid Society
Provides information and representation on civil (non-criminal) legal matters to lowincome residents of Atlanta.
website: http://www.law.emory.edu/PI/ALAS
Atlanta Micro Fund Loan Program
Nonprofit providing micro loans, training and business management assistance to
entrepreneurs starting or expanding a micro business. The agency works with low to
moderate income entrepreneurs to assist them with acquiring capital and management
skills for their businesses.
Atlanta Neighborhood Development Partnership
Develops and rehabilitates very low to moderate income housing, fostering economic mix
for the purpose of revitalization and empowering community development corporations.
website: http://www.andpi.org
Atlanta Urban League, Inc.
Founded in 1920, the Atlanta Urban League was organized to encourage, assist and
engage in activities which lead to the improvement of opportunities for disadvantaged
persons and families in Metropolitan Atlanta. The League discovers unmet community
needs in education, employment, housing, health, and welfare. AUL develops programs
and initiatives to meet these needs; and promotes the improvement of interracial
understanding and cooperation.
website: http://www.atlul.org
Auditory Verbal Center of Atlanta
Eliminates the educational and employment barriers that result from children having mild
to profound hearing loss, facilitating independent living and mainstreaming. Teaching
hearing impaired children to listen & speak without the use of sign language or lip
reading.
website: http://www.avc-atlanta.org
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Metro Atlanta
Transforms our community by providing and supporting mentoring relationships between
children (ages 6-18) and caring, committed mentors.
website: http://www.bbbsatl.org
Black Child Development Institute Atlanta
Works to improve and protect the quality of life of African-American/minority children
and their families.
website: http://www.bcdi-atl.org
Blind and Low Vision Services of North Georgia
Provides comprehensive examination and assessment, prescription and training in use of
low-vision devices and vision rehabilitation services to both chilren and adults. Special
focus on community based programs for older blind persons. Also, pre-vocational
program and job retention services to the visually impaired seeking employment.
website: http://www.BLVSgeorgia.org
Bobby Dodd Institute
BDI's mission is to empower individuals with disabilities and economic disadvantages to
maximize their employment potential while securing their economic self-sufficiency,
independence, and integration into society. BDI accomplishes this through offering high
quality career services and employment opportunites to its clients.
website: http://www.bobbydodd.org
Boy Scouts Atlanta Council
Provides scouts with safe, productive, structured activities outside of school hours
through weekly, family-based learning experiences and community service projects.
website: http://www.atlantabsa.org
Boy Scouts Northeast Georgia Council
through weekly, family-based learning experiences and community service projects. This
chapter serves the Northeast region of Georgia.
website: http://www.nega-bsa.org
Boys and Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta
Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Atlanta's mission is to provide a quality developmental
program which empowers metro Atlanta youth, especially those from disadvantaged
circumstances, to become productive adults. The program focuses on the core areas of
health, education, and leadership development and is delivered by trained professionals in
youth dedicated facilities during out of school hours.
website: http://www.bgcma.org
Buford Youth Community Center
Provides the youth of this community a safe place & effective programs that will help
them be positive & constructive with their time & energy. In turn, they will become
productive members and leaders in our community.
Butts County Counseling Center
Provides quality behavioral health services and successful community integration for
people with disabilities.
Butts County Life Enrichment Team
Operates as a county-wide functioning entity in pursuit of maximizing the potential of the
youth of Butts County by bringing together parents, youth, youth-serving agencies,
businesses, churches, and other community organizations.
Butts County Mental Retardation Center
Provides quality behavioral heath services and social integration skills for people with
mental retardation.
Camp Fire USA Georgia Council
Build caring, confident youth and future leaders through clubs, camps, and self-reliance
programs.
website: http://www.campfireusaga.org
Carrie Steele Pitts Home, Inc.
Provides neglected and abused children with a safe, nurturing place to live. In addition,
trained personnel teach daily living skills, counsel, and encourage positive educational
goals.
website: http://www.CSPH.org
CASA for Children, Inc.
Provides extensively-trained and supervised volunteers to advocate for the best interest of
abused children in the Cherokee County judicial circuit court.
Catholic Social Services
Offers Outpatient Counseling, Immigration services, Refugee services, Information &
Referral, Housing Counseling, Prison Ministry, Adoption, and Crisis Pregnancy
Counseling.
website: http://www.cssatlanta.com
Center for Black Womens Wellness, Inc.
Improves the health, economic status, and social well-being of low-income women and
their families, as well as facilitates the economic growth of communities.
website: http://www.cbww.org
Center for Pan Asian Community Services, Inc.
Provides comprehensive social and health services to counteract immigrant/minority
problems in the pan-Asian community.
Center for the Visually Impaired
Offers comprehensive rehabilitation services to promote independence with dignity and
the preservation of self-worth to individuals of any age who are blind or visually
impaired.
website: http://www.cviatlanta.org
Central Presbyterian Outreach Center
Helps meet the basic needs of those in emergency situations by providing food, ID
assistance, MARTA tokens, and referrals for job assistant programs and drug and alcohol
rehab programs.
Cherokee Child Advocacy Council
Provides a coordinated, humane approach to investigations of child abuse and neglect. In
addition, the Center provides therapy to victims of child abuse and their non-offending
family members.
website: http://www.cherokeeadvocates.org
Cherokee Day Training Center
Agency assists Cherokee County adults with developmental disabilities to achieve their
highest levels of vocational development, independence and health. Program provides
facility based work training with ultimate goal of placement in community based job
earning at least minimum wage and working increasing number of hours (to individual
capacity).
Cherokee Family Violence Center
Enhances the safety of victims of domestic violence by providing ongoing support for
victims in all stages of an abusive relationship.
website: http://www.cfvc.org
Cherokee Learning Center
Provides workforce training to the public free of charge with major emphasis on GED,
English as A Second Language and Computer classes.
Chestnut Log Middle School
Ensures every child the opportunity to learn and achieve his/her potential in a safe,
secure, and clean environment under the direction of professional teachers and
administrators with the support of the entire community.
CHRIS Kids
Breaks the cycle of abuse - beginning with children - by providing a flexible array of
community-based residential and non-residential treatment services.
website: http://www.chrishomes.org
Clayton County Aging Program
Offers a variety of services to Clayton County seniors (60 years of age and older)
including the Home Delivered Meals Program, which provides a hot, nutritious meal, five
days per week to homebound seniors.
Clayton County Extension Service
Educates families to become healthier, more productive, financially independent and
environmentally responsible.
Clayton County Family Care, Inc.
Offers emergency aid program that provides financial assistance with housing, utilities,
food, prescription medicine and referrals for Clayton County residents on low income,
and those with HIV/AIDS.
website: http://www.claytonfamilycare.org
CLICK
Mobilizes all available resources into an adult literacy campaign that functions within
state certification guidelines and will result in a literate community within ten years.
Cobb County Center for Children and Young Adults
Provides stable and safe living accommodations, individual skills assessment and
training, job placement assistance, individual and group counseling.
website: http://www.umbrellaweb.org
Cobb Housing, Inc.
Develops, sponsors and manages a comprehensive range of housing and economic
development programs and services for economically disadvantaged persons and thereby
ensure that safe, sanitary, affordable housing is available to the citizens of Cobb County.
Cobb Literacy Council
Brings together community resources to promote, support and expand adult literacy
training in Cobb County.
Cobb Microenterprise Center
Provides microenterprise training for low-to-moderate income individuals to start or
expand a micro-business. Participants learn business development and life skills and have
access to a microloan fund and capital, Internet marketing and E-commerce training, and
a minimum of 2 years of ongoing, technical assistance.
website: http://www.cobbmicro.org
Communities in Schools of Atlanta
Encourages children to stay in school, prepare them for life and excel through high
school graduation by promoting school attendance, behavior, parental involvement,
family support and community partnerships.
website: http://www.cisatlanta.org
Communities in Schools of Coweta
Helps students successfully learn, stay in school and prepare for life.
website: http://www.cowetaschools.org
Communities In Schools of Douglas County
Provides safe, productive, structured group activities during After School Program in the
Douglas Co. School System. Mentor program provides students with opportunity to
experience meaningful one-on-one relationship with caring adult role model to increase
chances they will succeed in school, complete education and become productive citizens.
website: http://www.douglas.k12.ga.us
Communities Organizing Resources for Excellence
Advocates for abused and neglected children involved in Juvenile Court proceedings in
Douglas County.
Community Housing Resource Center
The CHRC serves as the hub for affordable housing activity in the Atlanta area,
supporting community groups and organizations dedicated to affordable housing and
community revitalization. CHRC programs support individuals and communities with
relevant information, connections to resources, professional design and construction
services and technical assistance directed towards preserving the existing affordable
housing stock and creating a more diverse range of housing options.
website: http://www.chrcatlanta.org
Compeer Atlanta--A program of the George West Mental Health Foundation
Provides peer-based, psychosocial services to individuals who are in recovery from a
mental illness, those who have a developmental disability, and the elderly and isolated, to
keep them living independently in the community.
website: http://www.compeeratlanta.org
Cool Girls, Inc.
Empowers young girls in low-income communities by instilling confidence and
providing exposure to a broader world of opportunity through mentoring relationships,
field trips, health and life skills training and academic support.
website: http://www.thecoolgirls.org
CORRAL
Provides physical and mental therapy through horseback riding to special education
classes and to private individuals who qualify, three times a week throughout the school
year.
website: http://www.corraltrc.org
Council on Aging/McIntosh Trail
Offers programs designed to help maintain and strengthen the ability of elderly
individuals to care for themselves, remain independent, provide a broad range of
recreational, social health, nutritional and educational training.
website: http://www.councilonaging.webga.org
Council on Alcohol and Drugs
Prevents alcohol, tobacco and other drug-related problems through information
dissemination, education, community-based processes, and environmental and social
policy strategies.
website: http://www.livedrugfree.org
Covenant Community Inc.
Helps homeless men seek recovery, achieve personal life stabilization, and enable them
to return to society as productive citizens.
website: http://www.Covenantcommunityinc.com
Coweta Council on Aging
Provides hot, nutritious meals to homebound senior citizens Monday through Friday of
each week.
Coweta County Special Olympics
Provides a year-round sports training and competition program for mentally disabled
children and adults.
ctk test
gjf;fds;lgfjdgfdsjl;
Decatur Cooperative Ministry, Inc.
Decatur Cooperative Ministry provides a continuum of services for homeless and at-risk
families to enable them to become self-sufficient. Programs include emergency shelter
for women with children, family transitional housing, and homelessness
prevention/emergency financial assistance.
website: http://www.decaturcooperativeministry.org
Decatur Recreation Department
Provide leisure and support services that contribute to the quality of life of the citizens of
Decatur, including economic development, preserving green spaces and celebrating
diversity.
website: http://www.decaturga.com
Dekalb Metro Housing Counseling Center
Provides guidance and assistance to low/moderate income homeowners and potential
buyers in areas of pre-purchase, budget management, reverse equity, loss mitigation and
maintenance.
Diabetes Association of Atlanta, Inc.
Assists economically deprived and medically underserved people with diabetes in
achieving the ability in self-care management control and total quality of life. Services
include early detection and medical assistance.
website: http://www.diabetesatlanta.org
Douglas County Literacy Council
Provides free, private, confidential tutoring for functionally illiterate adults.
Douglas County Retardation Association Inc.
DCRA provides services to individuals with mental retardation in the following areas:
residential services, day support services, respite services and connection friend
(volunteer) services. Our agency receives United Way funding for the respite and
connections programs.
website: http://www.douglascountyretardation.org
Douglas Senior Services
Provides Meals on Wheels and other in-home and senior center based support services
designed to promote the independence of Douglas County residents age 60 and over.
Downtown Child Development Center
Provides extended-hour, high-quality early learning experiences for children 6 weeks to
12 years.
East Point Community Action Team
Provides a platform for all elements of community (i.e., schools, local government,
residents, businesses, etc.) to come together and work collectively to address critical
community issues.
website: http://www.ep-cat.org
Easter Seals North Georgia
Ensures that children of all abilities have an opportunity to receive quality early
education and care by providing information and referral services, early education and
care, head start, early intervention including therapy, and child care teacher training.
website: http://www.northgeorgia.easterseals.com
Elaine Clark Center for Exceptional Children
Provides both special needs and typically developing children aged birth to five years
with a variety of unique services including assessment, individualized curriculum, and
social services.
Emergency Family Shelter
Provides individuals and families with shelter and assistance in their time of need.
Epilepsy Foundation Georgia Chapter
The Epilepsy Foundation of Georgia provides education, support and client sevice
programs to presons affected by seizure disorders. Education programs include in-service
presentations at daycares, schools, senior centers and agencies for persons with
developmental disabilities. Client service programs include support groups, the HOPE
mentoring program, summer camp for children with seizures and an emergency
medication fund.
website: http://www.epilepsyga.org
Families First
Provides critical preventive services designed to strengthen and preserve families through
counseling, family support, education, community building, and advocacy.
website: http://www.familiesfirst.org
Family Initiative Residences
Provides an affordable, supportive home environment for adults with serious & persistent
mental illness to help them to develop responsibility and work toward living
independently.
website: http://www.firinc.org
Fayette County Board of Education
Provides optimal educational opportunities to students, which enables them to strive
toward realizing their potential and becoming contributing citizens.
website: http://www.fcboe.org
Fayette Samaritans
Responds to emergency needs, whether it be temporary or sustained, and will help a
family maintain a normalcy within their lives while going through a crisis situation.
Fayette Senior Services
Provides Fayette County senior citizens with services including life enrichment, referral,
outreach, transportation, home-delivered meals, etc. Operates a Senior Center where
seniors meet for activities designed to insure dignity, self-respect and independent living.
website: http://www.fayss.org
Fayette Youth Protection Home
Provides protection and opportunity for Fayette youth who are victims of abuse, neglect
or family instability.
website: http://www.fyph.org
Flint Circuit Council on Family Violence
Provides safety, support and advocacy for victims of domestic violence by maintaining a
24-Hour crisis phone line, individual and group support and counseling, legal assistance
in obtaining Temporary Protective Orders, 18 bed emergency shelter, direct assistance
and therapy for adults and children.
website: http://www.henryhavenhouse.org
Flint River Council Boy Scouts of America
through weekly, family-based learning experiences and community service projects. This
chapter serves youth and families in Fayette, Coweta, Henry, Butts, Pike, Lamar, Upson
and Spalding.
website: http://www.thunderbsa.org
Gate City Day Nursery Association
Gate City Day Nursery Association provides a comprehensive approach to early
childhood education, with supportive and social services to children and families.
Georgia Business Forum, Inc.
Inspires high school students to have a positive impact on their schools, communities,
and the future workplace.
website: http://www.21stcenturyleaders.org
Georgia Council on Substance Abuse
Reduces the impact of substance abuse through prevention and treatment.
website: http://www.gasubstanceabuse.org
Georgia Hispanic Chamber of Commerce
Promotes domestic and international economic development of Hispanic businesses and
Hispanic business people.
website: http://www.ghcc.org
Georgia Law Center for the Homeless
Provides free civil legal services for homeless people and plays a leadership role in
addressing the issues underlying homelessness.
website: http://www.galawcenter.org
Girl Scout Council of Northwest Georgia
Provides developmental programs, most outside school hours, to help girls ages 5-17
grow into self-reliant, creative and responsible individuals. The Girl Scout Program
supports girls in reaching full potential in all areas of life, challenge themselves both
physically and mentally, and to become leaders in their community. The council is
dedicated to girls becoming strong, self-assured women through innovative and inclusive
programming that emphasizes character, community service, leadership and respect for
others.
website: http://www.girlscoutsnwga.org
Girl Scouts of Pine Valley Council
Provides after-school activities to inspire girls with the highest ideals of character,
conduct, patriotism, & service that they may become happy & resourceful citizens. This
chapter serves the Pine Valley area.
website: http://www.girlscoutsofpinevalley.com
Girls Incorporated of Greater Atlanta
Provides after-school and summer programs designed to promote self-confidence,
independence and self-sufficiency in girls (6-18). Programs include teenage pregnancy
prevention, science and math education, sexual abuse prevention and many others.
website: http://www.girlsincatl.org
GMAAC
Facilitates the social and cultural adjustment of refugees and immigrants in the Atlanta
area through case management and basic transitional life skills.
website: http://www.gmaac.org
Good Shepherd Services of Atlanta
Provides a daily after-school tutorial and summer school program to improve school
performance and prevent delinquency among Vietnamese teens.
Goodwill Industries of North Georgia
Goodwill provides resources and learning opportunities for people with barriers to
employment seeking to increase their self-sufficiency. Goodwill's service area includes
45 counties across north Georgia. Services range from a growing number of Connections
Centers, open to the public, for job search and business development, to intensive
services, including: case management, evaluation, work adjustment, occupational skills
training, job development, business development, and follow up services.
website: http://www.ging.org
GSU College of HHS
Provides comprehensive services to grandparents raising grandchildren in parent-absent
household in South Fulton and DeKalb counties. Services includes monthly home-based
social work and nursing visits, grandparent support group meetings and parenting
education classes each offered one time per month, legal service referrals, specialized
services for grandchildren.
website: http://www.gsu.edu/healthygrandparents
GUIDE
GUIDE is a community-based substance abuse prevention agency whose mission is to
mobilize and equip the community with strategies that promote positive youth
development, improve community conditions and address substance abuse issues through
collaboration with diverse partners, facilitating community development and providing
consumer-focused, research-based services that meet local needs.
website: http://www.guideinc.org
Gwinnett Childrens Shelter
Meets, or makes provisions for, the needs of children & adolescents who are removed
from, or cannot continue to live in, their homes due to abuse, abandonment, neglect or
other serious family dysfunction.
website: http://www.gwinnettchildrenshelter.org
Gwinnett Coalition for Health and Human Services
The Coalition is a private public partnership that makes a difference by improving the
lives of Gwinnett's citizens. More than 1,000 volunteers have created an exciting
collaboration that focuses on strengthening Gwinnett's individuals and families, children
and youth, and communities.
website: http://www.gwinnettcoalition.org
Gwinnett County Board of Health
Gwinnett Housing Resource Partnership
Promotes fair housing and nondiscriminatory practices in Gwinnett County by creating
quality housing for low and moderate-income people and strengthening the family and
community.
website: http://www.ghrpinc.org
Gwinnett Neighborhood Leadership Institute
The Gwinnett Neighborhood Leadership Institute is an intensive, 9-month program that
trains, empowers and supports ordinary citizens and community leaders so that they can
promote positive changes in their neighborhoods and communities. The purpose of the
program is to develop community leaders who will assist others in understanding their
government and effectively identify and address community problems.
website: http://www.gnli.org
Gwinnett Sexual Assault Center
Provides forensic-medical examinations, psychological support, and legal advocacy to
persons victimized by sexual violence. Provides the community with education and
prevention programs.
HDDC
Revitalizes the neighborhoods surrounding the Martin Luther King Jr. National Historic
Site through the development of affordable housing by emphasizing historic preservation
of its architectural integrity, non-displacement of long-term, low-income residents and
sustainability to link mixed-income residential development with economic growth.
website: http://www.hddc.net
Hearts to Nourish Hope
Provides a place where youth can develop life-coping skills & successfully put them into
practice while connecting with the community by serving others.
Henry County Council on Aging
Provides funds & or manpower to promote wellness & independence as well as to
provide local/leisure activities for seniors.
Henry County Council on Child Abuse
Assists in the prevention of child abuse and neglect in all forms
website: http://www.pcahc.net
Henry County Residential Housing, Inc.
Hillside Hospital
Provides quality, cost-effective treatment & education to seriously emotionally disturbed
children, adolescents & their families. Services include intensive residential treatment,
therapeutic foster care and community interventiion wraparound services.
website: http://www.hside.org
Hispanic Community Support Center
Provides literacy classes in Spanish and English that improve their job skills, better their
self esteem, receive counseling and participate in social, cultural and sports events.
Hope Project
Teaches computer, job, life and long-term planning skills in order to improve students'
self-esteem and to provide them with a foundation for marketable job skills, family
leadership and economic self sufficiency
website: http://www.hoperestored.org
Housing Authority of Newnan
Provides safe, clean, modern housing assistance while promoting self-sufficiency,
upward mobility & homeownership opportunities to the residents of the city of Newnan.
Housing Initiative of North Fulton
We Help local homeless families overcome their housing crisis and return to self
sufficiency by providing housing in combination with an individualized support program
including mentoring, money management and life skills development.
website: http://www.homestretch.org
I CARE
Provides free and reliable transportation through volunteer drivers to DeKalb County
senior citizens.
Inner Harbour LTD
Inner Harbour's non-profit treatment facilities and programs offer unique specialized
treatment for children and adolescents who have not experienced success in previous
programs. We offer a range of psychiatric treatment, group homes, male and female
adolescent sexual behaviors program, juvenile offender programs, afterschool programs
and outpatient services. Inner Harbour treated more than 1,300 youth in 2003.
website: http://www.innerharbour.org
Inner Strength, Inc.
Inner Strength offers a complete youth development experience that will enhance the
character and skills of middle and high school age males. By helping youth to identify
their strengths through academic achievement, violence prevention counseling, and
challenging recreational activites, youth become active agents in their own change.
website: http://www.innerstrength.org
Institute for Multicultural Rehabilitation
Provides effective, comprehensive and affordable treatment services to citizens of
metropolitan Atlanta and Georgia.
Interlocking Communities, Inc.
Offers academic & enrichment learning by certified teachers to high-risk targeted
students in the Berkmar, Norcross, and Meadowcreek school clusters of Gwinnett
County. Additional program for teaching English to non-English speakers.
International Womens House
Provides emergency shelter, food, clothing, housing, childcare, transportation, healthcare,
legal representation, daily living activities, information and referral, and crisis social
services.
Jean Childs Young Institute for Youth Leadership
Improves the quality of life for youth through leadership, collaboration, advocacy and
service in partnership with adults as well as supports them in identify and implement
solutions to the problems they face in the community.
Jewish Family and Career Services
Helps individuals, families, and communities meet the challenges of daily life through a
continuum of services and programs that focus on the multiplicity of challenging
circumstances confronted by all of us over the life span.
website: http://www.jfcs-atlanta.org
Joseph Sams School
Provides educational and therapeutic services to students with mild to severe intellectual,
physical or developmental disabilities.
website: http://www.josephsams.org
Justice Center of Atlanta, Inc.
Seeks solutions so the parties may reach their own agreement.
website: http://www.justicecenter.org
Juvenile Justice Fund
Facilitates the development of resources to provide services for the rehabilitation and
intervention of youth and families served by Fulton County Juvenile Court.
website: http://www.juvenilejusticefund.org
Lakeview Community Action Committee
Works to rebuild the Lakeview community.
Latin American Association
Provides Latino families and individuals with basic transitional services to facilitate
integration into the larger community and advocates on behalf of Latinos to foster
awareness.
website: http://www.latinamericanassoc.org
Leas Kids
Helps develop children's educational and spiritual skills through homework help, song
instruction, storytelling and the provision of a healthy atmosphere, uplifting activities and
discipline.
website: http://www.leaskids.org
Lilburn Elementary School
Pursues academic excellence resulting in measurable improvement against local,
national, and international standards.
Link Counseling Center
Provides quality, affordable, confidential counseling and psychotherapy to enhance
coping and problem resolution skills that allow individuals to participate in successful
relationships and family living.
website: http://www.thelink.org
Literacy Action, Inc.
Teaches undereducated adults literacy, life and work skills that empower them to reach
their potential as self-sufficient individuals, parents, employees and citizens.
Marcus Jewish Community Center
Provides social, physical, leisure, recreational, cultural and educational opportunities that
build and strengthen the quality of Jewish life in Atlanta. The MJCCA provides a myriad
of programs and services.
website: http://www.atlantajcc.org
Martin Luther King Community Development Corporation
Provides community economic development activities with the focus of revitalizing the
Martin Luther King Boulevard area.
Mary Hall Freedom House, Inc.
Provides chemical dependency treatment, residential services, therapeutic childcare
services, life skill training, parenting skills training, vocational/educational assessment
and placement, job readiness training, mental health assessment and services, women and
their children.
website: http://www.maryhallfreedomhouse.org
Metro Atlanta Crime Commission
Serves the people of the metro area through a permanent, independent, non-partisan
citizens' crime commission that provides research, advocacy, community education, and
information.
website: http://www.GeorgiaSecurity.org
Metro Atlanta Opportunities Industrialization Center (OIC)
Trains economically disadvantage individuals, including welfare recipients.
Metro Atlanta Respite and Developmental Services, Inc.
Provides services to families of children with mental or developmental challenges and
children at risk, as well as typical children...In an inclusive environment. Our mission is
to improve the quality of life for individuals with mental/developmental disabilities and
children at risk. We achieve this by providing a nurturing environment and individualized
care for the child/adult, enabling parents/care givers to have the freedom to maintain
productive lives.
website: http://[email protected]
Microenterprise for Greater Atlanta (DOES NOT EXIST ANYMORE)
Operates a model initiative, which involves the formation of "business peer-lending
groups." The program seeks to create financial independence and foster economic
opportunity for those wishing to start or expand their own businesses.
NAMI Georgia
Improves the quality of life for persons and families who struggle with mental illness
through support, education, advocacy and research.
website: http://www.namiga.nami.org/namiga/
National Mental Health Association of Georgia
Serves mental health consumers and their families promoting mental health, preventing
mental illness and ensuring access to appropriate treatment through advocacy,
education/training, and research.
website: http://www.nmhag.org
Neighborhood Collaborative/Georgia State University Research Foundation, Inc.
Increases the capacity of communities and neighborhoods to improve the quality of life
through collaboration, multi-constituent integration, partnerships and cooperation.
website: http://www.gsu.edu
New Leaf Services, Inc.
Provides people leaving welfare to work with affordable cars to maintain employment
and manage family needs.
Newnan-Coweta Association for Retarded Citizens (NCARC/Rutledge)
Provides family-centered and consumer-responsive services to improve the quality of life
and develop self-sufficiency for developmentally delayed children and adults.
Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity
Newnan-Coweta Habitat for Humanity's mission is to partner with the community to
build simple, decent, affordable houses, eliminating poverty housing in Coweta County.
Houses are built by future homeowners and community volunteers under skilled
supervision. We also strive to educate our families along with others in the community,
teaching them appropriate homeownership skills.
website: http://www.nchfh.org
NFL/YET Center
A safe haven and learning center for at-risk kids in inner-city neighborhoods with
strained support systems. Kids served by this program come from six neighborhoods
within a three-mile radius of the center including: Summerhill, Peoplestown, Chosewood
Park, Grant Park, Capitol Homes and Cabbagetown.
Nicholas House, Inc. - Boulevard House
Helps more than 30 homeless families each year to correct the root causes of their
homelessness by providing up to two years of housing, meals and a comprehensive array
of services targeted to each family's specific needs. Provides Aftercare programs so that
families can maintain permanent housing after graduation from the program.
North Fulton Child Development Association
Provides child care and other family support services to economically disadvantaged preschool children and their families.
website: http://www.Geocities-com/cdaonf/
North Fulton Community Charities
Addresses the emergency need for food, clothing, housing, transportation and medical
access in North Fulton.
website: http://www.nfcchelp.org
Odyssey Family Counseling Center
Provides counseling and prevention services for mental health and substance abuse to
residents of greater metro Atlanta.
website: http://www.odysseycounseling.org
Osborne Prevention Task Force
Focuses on mobilizing the Osborne Community stakeholders to develop comprehensive,
sustained, connected initiatives that will promote a healthy community. Promotes healthy
adolescent behavior and reciprocally prevent problem behavior, resident leadership and
involvement, and a partnership with local agencies and law enforcement groups.
website: http://www.optf.org
Our Family Table
Provides a combination of job training in the food service industry with basic life skills
development through exposure to small business operations.
Our House, Inc.
Provides free early childhood education and support services to homeless families for a
period of up to 12 months.
website: http://www.ourhousega.com
Parent to Parent of Georgia
Provides one-to-one emotional support and information to parents of children with
disabilities or special health care needs. Emotional support and information is provided
by counselors who assist families in identifying needs, conduct individualized database
searches based on the families' specific situation, provide emotional support by matching
new parents of a child with a disability with an experienced parent, and provide
appropriate referrals to service providers.
website: http://www.parenttoparentofga.org
Partnership Against Domestic Violence
Supports women and their families in their efforts to live violence free through a 24-hour
crisis line, two emergency shelters, support groups, and educational programs.
website: http://www.padv.org
Partnership for Community Action, Inc.
Provides multi-service family support and child development (Head Start and Early Head
Start) services for low-income families in DeKalb, Gwinnett, and Rockdale counties.
website: http://www.pcaction.org
Pathways Community Network
Links together more than 180 organizations that serve the homeless, poor and uninsured,
which make it possible for these agencies to work together more closely, and provide
more effective help for people in need.
website: http://www.pcni.org
Paulding Collaborative for Children and Families
Provides service referrals to families in crisis throughout Paulding County, helping those
in need find emergency assistance to food, rent, parenting classes, infant supply/clothes,
new parent resources, quality child care assistance, and home visitation services.
PEACE
Address social, political, and economic issues that have crippled the Bedford Pine
Community by identifying needs, creating opportunities, and empowering residents to
solicit resources.
website: http://www.operationpeace.org
Peoplestown Revitalization Corporation
Aims to improve the quality of life (i.e., economic development, residential development
and rehabilitation including affordable and low income housind), community education
and organization in community safety, assessment of neighborhood needs, establishing
organizational response mechanisms, building collaborations and partnerships, and
providing employment opportunities through workforce development programs for
Peoplestown residents.
website: http://www.peoplestown.com
Planned Parenthood of Georgia
Established in 1964, Planned Parenthood of Georgia is a social health organization that
promotes women's health care; provides affordable, medical health care and family
planning services; delivers comprehensive sexuality education; and advocates on behalf
of women and families for progressive public policies.
website: http://www.ppga.org
Positive Growth
Brings about measurable positive changes in the aspirations, behavior and educational
performance of program participants. Also, encourages and motivates these youths to
become effective managers of their lives without entering the adult penal system.
website: http://www.positivegrowthinc.org
Premier Academy, Inc
Provides quality comprehensive early childhood educational programs for preschool
children on a sliding-fee scale.
website: http://www.premier-academy.org
Prevent Child Abuse Douglas
Assists in the prevention of child abuse and neglect in all forms by providing high quality
child abuse prevention programs, increasing public awareness, and educating the
community. This chapter serves Douglas County.
Prevent Child Abuse Georgia
Provides prevention programs and services for families and children in their respective
communities throughout Georgia.
website: http://www.preventchildabusega.org
Prevent Child Abuse Rockdale
Assists in the prevention of child abuse and neglect in all forms by providing high quality
child abuse prevention programs, increasing public awareness, and educating the
community. This chapter serves Rockdale County and the surrounding area.
Prevention Education for Adults Children and Everyone
Offers immediate, supportive prevention programs designed to enhance personal safety,
build emotional growth, and to educate all community members to proactively help to
stop domestic violence.
Project LOVE
Provides temporary emergency shelter, counseling, advocacy and referral services to
assist women and dependent children who are victims of domestic violence.
Project Open Hand Atlanta, Inc.
Project Open Hand provides freshly cooked meals and nutrition services to people with
symptomatic HIV/AIDS, homebound seniors, and individuals with other critical illnesses
or disabilities, as well as our clients' dependent children.
website: http://www.projectopenhand.org
Project ReNeWal
Provides emergency temporary housing and services to individuals and their children
who are victims of domestic violence through a 24-hour crisis line.
Quality Care for Children
Works to improve and expand high-quality child care and early education in metro
Atlanta by working with families, caregivers, communities, businesses and policy
makers.
website: http://www.qualitycareforchildren.org
Raksha Inc.
Raksha's mission is to promote a stronger and healthier South Asian community through
confidential support services, education, and advocacy. Raksha addresses issues such as
family violence, immigration, and health in the South Asian Community. Guided by
values of consensus in decision-making, diversity in leadership, and the dignity and
worth of every individual, Raksha strives to empower and serve the South Asian
community.
website: http://www.raksha.org
Reflections Geriatric Services of McIntosh Trail CSB
Provides quality behavioral health services and successful community integration for
people who experience disabilities in Butts, Lamar, Pike, Spalding and Upson Counties.
Refuge Pregnancy Center
Promotes pregnancy prevention for young women and provides support for pregnant
women.
Refugee Family Services
Helps refugee/immigrant women and children gain self-sufficiency through education,
economic opportunity, and direct support. Programs include Women's Support Program,
Refugee Family Violence Prevention Program, HOPES/School Liaison Program, and the
Refugee Youth Program.
website: http://www.refugeefamilyservices.org
Reynoldstown Revitalization Corporation
RRC is revitalizing the Reynoldstown community economically, physically, socially and
spiritually by providing affordable housing, rehabilitating existing housing, assisting
businesses, establishing new businesses and exploring micro enterprise entrepreneurial
ventures.
website: http://www.reynoldstown.org
Rockdale Coalition for Children and Families
Provides counseling and case management services to families with emerging family
conflict and child/youth behavior problems.
Rockdale Emergency Relief Fund
Assists residents and employees of Rockdale County with emergency situations by
providing financial assistance, education and community service referrals.
website: http://www.RockdaleEmergencyRelief.org
Rotary Miracle League Fund
Provides children with physical or mental disabilities with the opportunity to participate
in the game of baseball under a set of conditions appropriate for the children.
website: http://www.MiracleLeague.com
Saint Joseph's Mercy Care Services, Inc.
Provides primary healthcare and supportive services to the homeless and medically
underserved population of metro Atlanta.
Salvation Army
Helps to meet human need in local communities during crisis situations. Services in
metro Atlanta include: helping individuals and families in financial crisis; providing
emergency/transitional food & shelter for homeless men, women, & children; addiction
treatment for men and women; and after-school programs for at-risk boys & girls.
website: http://www.salvationarmy.org
Samaritans House of Atlanta
Provides support services to homeless men and women in their efforts of achieve selfsufficiency in an atmosphere of dignity, accountability and choice.
website: http://www.samhouse.org
Samaritans Together of Henry County, Inc.
Works to help those in need through faith and monetary assistant payable to the vendor,
not client.
SCLC/W.O.M.E.N., Inc.
Develops skills of low income people to meet job market demand and aligns with the
outcome area of increasing functional families by increasing participants' life-skills,
including problem resolution and parenting skills.
website: http://www.sclcwomeninc.org
Scottdale Child Development Center
Offers quality, affordable, developmentally appropriate child care for diverse families in
Central DeKalb.
website: http://www.scottdale.org
Senior Citizen Services of Metro Atlanta
Develops, implements and continually improves multiple services that will enable older
citizens to enjoy the highest quality of life.
website: http://www.scsatl.org/
Senior Connections
Enables thousands of seniors to grow older in the comfort of their own homes by
maximizing independence and enhancing their quality of life.
website: http://www.srconn.org
Sheltering Arms Early Education and Family Centers
Sheltering Arms empowers families and strengthens communities by providing high
quality, affordable early care and education and comprehensive support services for
families, including parenting classes.
website: http://www.shelteringarmsforkids.com
Shepherds Rest Ministries, Inc.
Provides emergency shelter, food, clothing, emergency transportation, legal advocacy,
counseling, resource referrals, financial assistance with moving costs for women and
children in domestic violence situations, and financial aid to qualified families in the
community in need of utility or rental assistance.
Sickle Cell Foundation of Georgia
Provides education, screening & counseling programs for sickle cell & other abnormal
hemoglobin in order to monitor the occurrence of sickle cell, and provide programs that
improve the quality of life for those with the disease.
website: http://www.sicklecellatlaga.org
Southern Crescent Habitat for Humanity
Partner with low-income families to provide decent, affordable houseing regardless of
ethnicity, gender, age or religion. Coverage area is Clayton, Fayette and Henry County.
website: http://www.schabitat.org
St Judes Recovery Center
St. Jude's Recovery Center is a nonprofit substance abuse treatment center that has been
serving homeless and low-income men, women, and families in metropolitan Atlanta
since 1962. Services are based on a full continuum of care and include detoxification,
residential and outpatient treatment, after treatment support, employment services,
healthcare, relapse prevention, parenting education, and family support services.
website: http://www.stjudesrecovery.org
Stepping Stones
Stepping Stones is a hospital based eary intervention program. Teams of educators from
one of the sixteen elementary schools in Coweta County take the new mother a bag of
readiness information when their baby is born to the hospital. The bag contains a Baby's
First Year Calendar, a Parent Handbook, a Baby book, Library information, a
Community Resource List, and a Infant Developmental video. One moth after the baby is
visited in the hospital, we follow-up with a phone call and home visit.
Study Hall
Strives to lower the high school dropout rate by enrolling at-risk children at kindergarten
age and offering constant hands on education. Study Hall offers tutoring, field trips,
educational activities and a healthy after-school meal.
website: http://www.thestudyhall.org
Sullivan Center
Offers help with dignity to families/individuals in crisis by providing direct financial aid
and educational programming.
website: http://www.thesullivancenter.org
SUMMECH Community Development Corp
Provides affordable housing, promotes home ownership and encourages economic
development in order to revitalize the Mechanicsville community. SUMMECH has
delivered 69 housing units for homeownership and nearly 250 units of affordable rental
housing units in the Mechanicsville community.
website: http://www.summechcdc.com
Sweetwater Valley CAMP
Meets basic emergency needs through volunteerism and charitable gifts.
website: http://www.svcamp.org
Tallatoona Community Action Partnership
Focuses on mobilizing all available local, state, private and federal resources to help lowincome families/individuals obtain the skills, motivations and opportunities they need to
become completely self-sufficient.
Tapestry Youth Ministries, Inc.
Provides residential and other supportive services to teen mothers between the ages of
13-21 and their children who are at risk of becoming homeless. Services include
supportive housing, education, individual and group counseling, developmental childcare
and transportation.
Teens At Work, Inc.
Serves as a resource and support program empowering youth to become positive leaders
at home, school, and in their communities by incorporating life skills training, social
development, educational enrichment, values clarification and experiential learning
opportunities through after-school, other out-of-school activities and mentoring.
website: http://www.teensatwork.org
The Bridge, Inc.
Seeks to heal the psychological wounds of Georgia's adolescents who have suffered the
deprivation of abuse and neglect by providing comprehensive residential treatment and
education, family counseling and support, aftercare and community-based programming.
website: http://www.thebridge-atlanta.org
The Center for Family Resources
Serves individuals, families, and communities to encourage their self-sufficiency.
Services include financial aid, food, shelter, housing, life skills training, GED, literacy,
mentoring, job readiness and retention skills, computer skills training, and community
leadership development.
website: http://www.cobbfamilyresources.org
The Council on Aging
Provides isolated senior citizens with needs assessments, information and referrals to
services such as transportation health, legal, housing, and food which is critical in
sustaining the daily existence for the older adult.
The Fledglings, Inc.
The Fledglings, Inc. provides innovative programs to empower at-risk youth to make
positive choices and achieve success in their communities.
website: http://www.fledglings.org
The Frazer Center
Maximizes the potential of individuals with disabilities by providing quality
comprehensive individual, family and community based services, research and training,
all on a sound financial basis.
website: http://www.thefrazercenter.org
The Georgia Radio Reading Service
Provides blind, print-handicapped and elderly persons independent access to current &
local newspapers, books, & magazines 24 hours a day.
Total Family and Children Services of Georgia, Inc.
Provides mothers and fathers of DeKalb County and surrounding communities with
information, skills, training, and resources that will enhance their ability to build and
maintain safe, healthy, and productive families; and to aid in the prevention of child
abuse, substance abuse, juvenile delinquency, and educational failure.
website: http://www.total-family.org
Travelers Aid of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.
Travelers Aid is a 104 year old agency that provides a continuum of emergency services
to those in crisis in the 13 county United Way area. We assist with emergency shelter,
first month's rent, transitional housing, homeless prevention, and long distance travel, and
we have special programs for battered women and those living with HIV/AIDS. We
provide outreach services at Hartsfield-Jackson Airport, the Greyhound Bus Terminal,
and the ROCK.
website: http://www.travelersaidatlanta.org
Trinity Community Ministries, Inc.
Provides food, clothing shelter, and counseling to the hungry and homeless in our
community.
United Way of Metro Atlanta
Brings together donors, nonprofits, volunteers and local government to impact the issues
that our community cares about most. Also, seeks to maximize our external and internal
contributions by valuing, utilizing and recognizing everyone's unique potential in order to
more fully achieve the goal of building a safer and stronger community.
USO Council of Georgia
Provides family support, morale, social welfare, crisis intervention, and basic needs
services to uniformed military personnel, and their families.
website: http://www.usogeorgia.org
Victim Witness Assistance Program
The Victim Witness Assistance Program advocates for the fundamental rights of victims
and witnesses of crime with compassion, dignity, and respect. VWAP provides
comprehensive services which remove barriers, strengthen victims and their families and
foster a healthy transition from victim to survivor.
website: http://www.atlanta-vwap.com
Visiting Nurse Health System of Metropolitan Atlanta, Inc.
Strives to be the best in providing compassionate, high quality health care in the home
and community through exceptional customer service, innovation and efficient operations
website: http://www.vnhs.org
VOICE
Conducts classes that will train individuals in job readiness and rendering quality
customer service in order to empower our community through a well-trained workforce.
website: http://www.victoryfortheworld.org
Voices For Georgia's Children
Elevates public awareness, public information and public advocacy for children and
families in Georgia, in order to insure that every child is safe, healthy and nurtured by his
or her family and the community.
West Georgia Youth Science and Technology Center
Promotes interest & enthusiasm in science, math, & the technologies among teachers &
students through a local collaborative effort, involving business, industry, government
and school systems.
website: http://www.westgystc.org
Whitefoord Community Program
Assures that children in the Whitefoord Community have what they need in order to be
successful in school.
Wholistic Stress Control Institute, Inc.
Helps people learn how to cope with stress by offering stress management training
programs and educational resources.
website: http://www.wholistic1.com
William T. White III Family Resource Center
Strives to be a good neighbor & community partner by encouraging community members
of the Kirkwood Community in DeKalb County to determine their common needs,
develop a plan to meet those needs, & follow such a plan to a successful completion.
YMCA Butler Street
Offers Christian-based educational, recreational, physical activities & social services.
Services include swimming, child care, after-school youth programs, co-ed summer day
camp for youths (6-12), transitional housing for men, computer training, & other
community development programs.
website: http://www.butlerstreetymca.org
YMCA of Cobb County
Provides programs and services, which develop spirit, mind, and body as well as
identifying and involving those in need. This YMCA chapter serves Cobb County.
website: http://www.ymcacobb.org
YMCA of Metropolitan Atlanta
Provides child care & educational, social & physical activities for boys, girls, men, &
women; also provides outreach programs to at-risk teens.
Young Adult Guidance Center
Provides comprehensive care and services for runaway, homeless, and disadvantaged
male youth.
website: http://www.yagc.net
Young Family Community Resource Center
Provides young parents fully enrolled in high school during school hours with life skills
training.
Youth Net
Provides low-income and at-risk children with after-school enrichment program.
website: http://www.youthnetinc.org
Youth Vibe
Offers leadership skills, job training, character education, computer training and
communication skills to at-risk youth enabling them to establish diverse professional
business relationships with community leaders in a structured environment outside of
school hours.
website: http://www.youthvibe.org
YouthPride
YouthPride is a community-based, youth-focused, volunteer-led community program
enhancing safety, building confidence, and promoting human flourishing among gay,
lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth (13-24). YouthPride provides
discussion and support groups, workshops, and services addressing development needs
and potential risks. It also advocates and educates on behalf of youth with GLBT
organizations and on behalf of GLBTQ persons with youth organizations.
website: http://www.youthpride.org
YWCA of Greater Atlanta
The YWCA of Greater Atlanta provides resources, programs and services to empower
women, girls and children which strengthens families.
website: http://www.ywcaatlanta.org
YWCA of Northwest Georgia
Offers programs and services that support and empower the lives of girls, women and
families. This YWCA serves Cobb, Paulding, Douglas, Cherokee and Bartow counties.
website: http://www.ywcaofnwga.org
San Francisco (United Way of the Bay Area)
list at:
http://www.uwba.org/cgi-local/readcsvplus.pl?search=&County=&City=&State=&Feder
ation1=Certified+Community+Campaign+Agency:
Teen Challenge South Bay
Certified Community Campaign Agency
4608 Meridian Avenue San Jose, CA
Phone: (408) 445-0661 Fax: (408) 445-0651
www.teenchallenge.net [email protected]
Teen Challenge provides successful rehabilitation for men, women, families and children
with life-controlling problems through mentoring, education, training and spiritaul
direction.
24-Hour Children's Center
4700 International Blvd. Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
A Better Way, Inc.
3200 Adeline Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
A Home Away from Homelessness
Fort Mason Center, Bldg. 9 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
A Miner Miracle
414 Mason St., Ste. 501 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
A Safe Place
P.O. Box 1075 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 986-8600 Fax: (510) 986-8606
www.asafeplace.org [email protected]
We provide transitional services to battered women and their children, which include
emergency shelter, a 24-hour crisis line, advocacy/counseling and community education
& outreach.
AASK (Adopt a Special Kid) America
7700 Edgewater Drive, Suite #320 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 553-1748 Fax: (510) 553-1747
www.adoptaspecialkid.org [email protected]
AASK provides placement and supportive services for both special needs children
throughout California ages 1-17 and the familes that wish to adopt them or provide foster
care.
Access to Software for All People
2070 Allston Way, Suite #2 Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Achievekids
3860 Middlefield Road Palo Alto, CA
Phone: (650) 494-1200 Fax: (650) 494-1243
www.achievekids.org [email protected]
Achievekids helps youth with complex disabilities find their full potential through an
array of integrated mental health and special education services.
Adolescent Counseling Services
4000 Middlefield Road, Rm. FH Palo Alto, CA
Phone: (650) 424-0852 Fax: (650) 424-9853
www.acs-teens.org [email protected]
Adolescent Counseling Services addresses emotional and development needs of
adolescents through residential treatments for teenage girls, counseling at secondary
schools and outpatient substance abuse treatment.
Adopt a Family of Marin
1930 Fourth Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 456-7805 Fax: (415) 456-5422
www.adoptafamily.org [email protected]
Adopt a Family of Marin is a small grassroots organization, which serves low-income
families with dependent children in Marin County. Providing emotional and financial
support in forms of security deposits, rental subsidies, car repairs, childcare subsidies and
food during times of crisis. We assist families in becoming stable and self-sufficient.
Adult Day Services Network of Alameda County
7751 Edgewater Drive Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 383-1772 Fax: (510) 569-5384
www.adult-day-services.org [email protected]
Adult Day centers are community programs offering a broad range of health, therapeutic,
and social services for frail and disabled adults, plus respite for caregivers.
Affordable Housing Affiliation
1400 East Second Street Benicia, CA
Phone: Fax:
African Amercian Community Entrustment, The
221 Main Street, Suite 300 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
African Cultural Center USA
P.O. Box 5771 Hercules, CA
Phone: Fax:
Aggressive Aids Prevention, Inc.
PO Box 26227 San Francisco, CA
Phone: 415-255-6022 Fax: 415-267-6980
www.aggressive.orh
Aggressive AIDS Prevention, Inc. is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit corporation dedicated to
raising awareness of HIV/AIDS, encouraging HIV antibody testing, and promoting HIV
Negative maintenance through media.
AIDS Community Network - Tranquillium Center
111 - 37th Street Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
AIDS Community Research Consortium (ACRC)
1048 El Camino Real, Suite B Redwood City, CA
Phone: (650) 364-6563 Fax: (650) 364-9001
www.acrc.org [email protected]
ACRC is a nonprofit organization dedicated to improving health through compassionate
programs addressing public health concerns, with emphasis on HIV/AIDS and Hepatitis
C (HCV).
AIDS Health Project/UCSF
1930 Market Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
AIDS Legal Referral Panel of the San Francisco Bay Area (ALRP)
1663 Mission Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 701-1200 Fax: (415) 701-1400
www.alrp.org [email protected]
ALRP provides free and low-cost legal services to people living with HIV or who have
an HIV-related legal problem. ALRP also provides free legal information.
AIDS Project East Bay
1755 Broadway, 2nd Floor Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 663-7979 Fax: (510) 663-7980
www.apeb.org [email protected]
AIDS Project East Bay provides Primary Heealth Care, HIV/AIDS Services, Education
and Prevention Program to ethnically diverse communities in need.
Ala Costa Center
1300 Rose Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 527-2550 Fax: (510) 527-4543
www.alacostacenter.org [email protected]
Ala Costa is an after school learning center for students with developmental disabilities
such as down syndrome, autism and mental retardation.
Alameda Boys & Girls Club
2050 Lincoln Avenue Alameda, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alameda County Bar Association/Volunteer Legal Services Corp.
610 16th Street, Suite 426 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 893-7160 Fax: (510) 893-3119
www.acbanet.org [email protected]
Alameda County Bay Association Volunteer Legal Services Corp. (VLSC) was
organized in 1982 to provide free legal services to low income residents of Alameda
County.
Alameda County Bar Foundation
360 Twen ty Second St., Ste. 800 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alameda County CASA
2647 International Blvd., Ste. 500 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 434-2460 Fax: (510) 434-2470
[email protected]
Alameda County CASA recruits, trains and supports quality volunteer advocates to speak
for the best interest of abused and neglected children in the dependency court system.
Alameda County Children and Families Commission
1850 Fairway Drive San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alameda County Community Food Bank
Phone: Fax:
Alameda County Meals on Wheels
8000 Edgewater Drive Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alameda Health Consortium (AHC)
7700 Edgewater Drive, #220 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alameda High School Jujitsu Alumni, Inc.
3006 Lincoln Avenue Alameda, CA
Phone: (510) 769-8473 Fax: (510) 769-8473
www.alamedajujitsu.org [email protected]
Provides free martial arts training, competition, community outreach and education,
perpetuating the ideals of the AHS jujitsu program and the teachings of Professor
Okazaki.
Aldea Children and Family Services
P.O. Box 841 Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation
665 Third Street, #345 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 495-7223 Fax: (415) 495-7224
www.aarbf.org [email protected]
Dedicated to enhancing the lives of burn-injured children and adults through our
programs like champ camp. We also promote burn prevention throughout the community.
All Our Families Coalition
870 Market St., #421 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Allen Temple Foundation
,
Phone: Fax:
Alta Bates Summit Foundation
2450 Ashby Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
absfdn.org [email protected]
Provides resources to help Alta Bates Summit Medical Center deliver the best quality
health care for starting, saving, and changing peoples lives for the better.
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Adult Day Health Care/Alzheimer's Clinic
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Breast Health Access for Women w/Disabilities
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Cancer Care Center
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Disabled Community Health Clinic
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the East Bay AIDS Center (EBAC)
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Ethnic Health Institute
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Health Ministry-Parish Nurse Program
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Lifeline Emergency Response Program
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Small Voice Program
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Tele-Care Program
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alta Bates Summit Foundation for the Youth Bridge
Phone: (510) 204-1667 Fax: (510) 204-4246
Alzheimer's Day Care for West Contra Costa
1015 Nevin, Suite 108 Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Alzheimer's Services fo the East Bay
2320 Channing Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 644-8292 Fax: (510) 540-6771
www.aseb.org [email protected]
Alzheimer's Services of the East Bay's mission is to provide services to individuals with
Alzheimer's disease and other forms of dementia. ASEB provides support for caregivers
in the areas of education, respite and support.
America True
Pier 17 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
American Cancer Society, Bay Area
1710 Webster Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
1900 Powell Street, Suite 285 Emeryville, CA
Phone: (510) 654-4499 Fax: (510) 654-7575
www.diabetes.org [email protected]
The American Diabetes Association is the nation's leading nonprofit health organization
providing diabetes research, information and advocacy.
American German Shepard Charitable Foundation, Inc.
1350 Bollinger Canyon Road Moraga, CA
Phone: Fax:
American Indian Child Resource Center
522 Grand Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: 510-208-1870 Fax: 510-208-1886
[email protected] [email protected]
American Indian Child Resource Center is a nonprofit, social service and education
agency that serves American Indian youth and their families in the Bay Area.
American Red Cross Bay Area
85 Second Street, 8th Floor San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 427-8000 Fax: (415) 427-8118
www.bayarea-redcross.org [email protected]
Provides disaster relief, health and safety education, community preparedness,
international and youth services in Alameda, Contra Costa, Marin, San Francisco, San
Mateo and Solano counties.
American Red Cross, Napa Chapter
575 Jefferson Street Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Animal Rights Network
1415 Franklin Street, #601 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Aphasia Center for California
3996 Lyman Road Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 336-0112 Fax: (510) 336-0112
www.aphasiacenter.org [email protected]
Provides speech-language treatment, caregiver groups, recreational classes, and education
to all affected by the communication disorder of aphasia, following stroke or other brain
injury.
ARC San Francisco, The
1500 Howard Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 255-7200 Fax: (415) 255-9488
www.thearcsanfrancisco.org [email protected]
Provides services for adults with developmental disabilities; paid work, job placement,
training and follow-up, independent living skills training, housing advocacy and senior
services.
ARC Solano, The
3272 Sonoma Blvd, Suite 4 Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 552-2935 Fax: (707) 644-6555
Living skills training, behavior management program, support groups, and workshops for
people with developmental disabilities and their families who reside in Solano County.
Architectural Foundation of San Francisco
130 Sutter Street, Suite 600 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Archway School
250 - 41st Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Ariel Outreach Mission
Phone: Fax:
ARO Ministries
164 Allison Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Arriba Juntos
Phone: Fax:
Arriba Juntos
Phone: Fax:
Arrowsmith Academy
2300 Bancroft Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 540-7149 Fax: (510) 540-0561
www.arrowsmith.org [email protected]
Arrowsmith Academy is a multi-cultural co-ed independent college preparatory high
school offering an academic curriculum and an excellent visual and performing art
program.
Art Span
934 Brannan Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Art Works Downtown, Inc.
Phone: (415) 451-8119 Fax: (415) 451-8237
www.artworksdowntown.org [email protected]
Art Works Downtown encourages artistic activities in six program areas; Artisit studios,
exhibitions, classes, events, housing and outreach, cooperating with organizations to
make art an everyday exterience. www.artworksdowntown.org
Asia Foundation, The
465 California St., 14th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
730 Polk Street, 4th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 292-3420 Fax: (415) 292-3404
www.apiwellness.org
A&PI Wellness Center promotes the sexual, emotional, mental, social and spiritual health
of our communities, locally and nationally, through focused HIV edication, testing, care,
training and community building.
Asian & Pacific Islander Wellness Center
730 Polk Street, 4th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 292-3420 Fax: (415) 292-3404
www.apiwellness.org [email protected]
A&PI Wellness Center promotes the sexual, emotional, mental, social, spiritual health of
our communities, locally and nationally, through focused HIV education, testing, care,
training, and community building.
Asian American Curriculum-Project, Inc.
83 West 37th Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian American Donor Program
7700 Edgewater Drive, Suite 265 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 568-3700 Fax: (510) 568-2700
www.aadp.org [email protected]
Community Outreach Program, educating, recruiting & retaining stem cell donors for
patients with life threatening blood diseases.
Asian American Recovery Services, Inc.
965 Mission St., Ste. 325 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Community Mental Health Services
Phone: (510) 451-6729 Fax: (510) 268-0202
Pioneering comprehensive multicultural services since 1974 in 14 Asian languages to
serve the mentally ill, developmentally disabled, and at-risk youth and families of our
community.
Asian Health Services
Phone: 510-986-6848 Fax: 510-986-6895
www.ahschc.org [email protected]
The measure of Asian Health Services's success is not only the number of patients we
serve but how fully our community understands and asserts its right to qulaity health
care.
Asian Immigrant Women Advocates (AIWA)
310 - 8th Street, #301 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Law Caucus
939 Market Street, Suite 201 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Neighborhoopd Design
1182 Matrket Street, Suite 300 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Pacific American Community Center
2442 Bayshore Blvd. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Pacific Environmental Network
310 - 8th St., Ste. 309 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Pacific Fund
225 Bush Street, Suite 590 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 433-6859 Fax: (415) 433-2425
www.asianpacificfund.org [email protected]
Asian Community foundation providing grants and services to 80 Bay Area agencies for
children, youth, the elderly, immigrants, health services, the arts and cultural
preservations.
Asian Pacific Islander Legal Outreach (formerly Nihonmachi Legal Outreach)
1188 Franklin St., Ste. 202 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 567-6255 Fax:
www.apilegaloutreach.org [email protected]
Provides legal services to the Asian and Pacific Islander community, including domestic
violence, youth prevention, immigration, elder abuse, anti-trafficking, public benefits,
wills and trust and advocacy.
Asian Perinatal Advocates
1001 Potrero Ave., MS6E San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asian Women's Shelter
3543 18th Street, #19 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asians for Job Opportunities in the Bay Area, Inc.
1911 Addison Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Asthma Resource Center of San Francisco, Inc.
P. O. Box 40490 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Atherthon Academy
8030 Atherthon Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Back on Track Tutoring
1399 McAllister Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bananas, Inc.
5232 Claremont Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bar Association of SF - Volunteer Legal Services Program
465 California Street, Suite 1100 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Family Services, Inc.
3272 Sonoma Blvd., Suite #4 Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Girls Center
2940 - 16th Street, #314 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Hispano Institute for Advancement, Inc.
1000 Camelia Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Immigrant & Refugee Services
1701 Webster Street Alameda, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Legal Aid
405 - 14th St., 9th Fl. Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Women Against Rape
7700 Edgewater Drive, Suite #630 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Bay Area Works
Phone: Fax:
Bay Institute of San Francisco, The
500 Palm Drive, Suite 200 Novato, CA
Phone: (415) 506-0150 Fax: (415) 506-0155
www.bay.org [email protected]
The Bay Institute protects and restores ecosystems of the San Francisco Bay,
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta, rivers, streams and watersheds, tributary to the estuary.
Bayshore Child Care Services
45 Midway Drive Daly City, CA
Phone: (415) 330-1725 Fax: (415) 330-1727
www.bayshorechildcare.org [email protected]
Bayshore Child Care Services provides year-round quality childcare, education and
comprehensive support services to low-income families enabling parents to work or
complete training.
Bayshore Christian Ministries
1001 Beech Street East Palo Alto, CA
Phone: Fax:
Berkeley Biotechnology Education, Inc.
P.O. Box 2586 Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 705-5149 Fax: (510) 705-5237
www.BBEI.org [email protected]
Berkeley Biotechniology Education, Inc. (BBEI) prepares at-risk and underserved youth
for careers in bioscience. Among those who complete the three-year training program,
100% have found employment.
Berkeley Chess School
Phone: (510) 843-0150 Fax: (510) 843-0140
www.berkeleychessschool.org [email protected]
The Berkeley Chess School teaches chess to students throughout the Bay Area, cutting
across barriers of race, ethnicity, gender and socio-economic status.
Berkeley Dispute Resolution Service
1968 San Pablo Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Berkeley East Bay Humane Society
1968 San Pablo Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Berkeley Food and Housing Project
2140 Dwight Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 649-4965 Fax: (510) 649-4966
www.charityadvantage.com/bfhp [email protected]
The Berkeley Food and Housing Project's mission is to ease and end homelessness by
providing housing, food, support services and compassion to adults and children.
Bi-Bett Corporation
P.O. Box 5487 Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Marin & Napa County
1306 Third Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of San Francisco & The Peninsula
Phone: Fax:
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the East Bay
Phone: Fax:
Big Brothers Big Sisters San Luis Obispo
P.O. 12644 San Luis Obispo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Birthright - San Lorenzo
1048 Grant Avenue San Lorenzo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Birthright of Brentwood, Inc.
P.O. Box 58 Brentwood, CA
Phone: (925) 634-0446 Fax: (925) 634-1586
Black Adoption
125 Second Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Black Coalition on AIDS
495 Clementina Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Black Women Organized for Educational Development
449 - 15th Street, Suite 310 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 763-9501 Fax: (510) 763-4327
[email protected]
Provides mentoring for girls, information and referral service, women health education
and support groups, legal clinics, training workshops, seminars and advocacy - all
services are free.
Blind & Vision Impaired of Marin
Phone: Fax:
Boys & Girls Clubs of East Contra Costa County
1001 Stoneman Ave. Pittsburg, CA
Phone: Fax:
Boys & Girls Clubs of El Sobrante
4660 Appian Way El Sobrante, CA
Phone: Fax:
Boys & Girls Clubs of N. San Mateo County
201 W. Orange Avenue S. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (650) 589-7090 Fax: (650) 589-5958
www.theclubs.org [email protected]
The Boys & Girls Clubs ofer programs for youth in the areas of education, health, the
arts, careers, alcohol/drug/pregnancy/gang prevention, leadership development and
athletics.
Boys & Girls Clubs of Oakland
Phone: Fax:
Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco
235 Montgomery Street, Suite 480 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Diablo Valley
1301 Alhambra Ave. Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 228-3896 Fax: (925) 228-3693
[email protected]
Serving youth ages 7-18 with after school and summer programs focusing on educational
enhancement, leadership development, sports & recreation, technology and the arts. A
safe, positive place with a long history of enabling young people to realize their full
potential.
Boys & Girls Clubs of the Peninsula
P.O. Box 1029 Menlo Park, CA
Phone: (650) 322-8065 Fax: (650) 322-9042
www.bgcp.org [email protected]
The Boys & Girls Club of the Peninsula provides a safe place to learn and grown,
ongoing relationships with caring, adult professionals, life-enhancing programs and
character development experiences, hope, and opportunity.
Bridge the Gap
23 Park Circle Marin, CA
Phone: Fax:
Broadway by the Bay
428 Peninsula Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 579-5568 Fax: (650) 579-5680
www.broadwaybythebay.org [email protected]
Broadway by the bay stages superior quality musical theatre productions on the
Penninsula. A Youth Theatre Conservatory exists to provide theatrical training to youth.
Brookside Community Health Center, Inc.
2023 Vale Road, Suite 107 San Pablo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Buckelew Programs
914 Mission Avenue San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 457-6966 Fax: (415) 721-0281
www.buckelew.org [email protected]
Affordable housing, vocational training and recovery suport services to increase the selfsufficiency and enhance the quality of life for North Bay adults with mental illness.
Building Futures with Women and Children
1395 Bancroft Avenue San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency
2065 Kittredge Street, Suite E Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 649-1930 Fax: (510) 649-0627
www.self-sufficiency.org
BOSS is dedicated to helping poor, disabled, and homeless people achieve health & selfsufficiency and to fighting the root causes of poverty and homelessness.
CALICO Center
524 Estudillo Avenue San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 895-0702 Fax: (510) 895-0706
www.calincocenter.org [email protected]
Child-friendly interview and advocacy center for chilren who are victims of sexual or
physicial abuse. Eliminates traumatic repetitive interview by a multidisciplinary
collaborative team approach.
California Advocates for Nursing Home Reform
1610 Bush Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 474-5171 Fax: (415) 475-2904
www.canhr.org [email protected]
Since 1983, CANHR has been fighting for the rights of long-term care residents through
pre-placement and legal assistance, a consumer hotline, legislation and litigation.
California Breast Cancer Research Program c/o Laura Talmus Associates, Inc.
693 Sutter Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (510) 987-9884 Fax: (510) 587-6325
www.cbcrp.org [email protected]
The mission of the CBCRP is to eliminate breast cancer by leading innovation in
research, communication, and collaboration in the California scientific and lay
communities.
California Center for Civic Participation
1750 Francisco Blvd., Suite 4 Pacifica , CA
Phone: Fax:
California Center for Law & the Deaf
14895 E. 14th St., Ste. 220 San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 483-0922 Fax: (510) 483-0967
www.deaflaw.org [email protected]
Community-based legal services for deaf and hard-of-hearing individuals and their
organizations to eliminate discrimination based on deafness and promote equal
opportunity and communication access.
California Community Partnership for the Prevention of Financial Abuse
1450 Grant Avenue, Suite 200 Novato, CA
Phone: (415) 897-9555 Fax: (415) 897-9393
www.bewiseonline.org [email protected]
The California Community Partnership for the Prevention of Financial abuse is dedicated
to the prevention of the financial exploitation of the State's elders and independent adults.
California Counseling Institute
4614 California Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
California Health Initiatives, Inc.
2444 Liberty Court South San Francisco, CA
Phone: (650) 872-2301 Fax: (650) 872-2301
[email protected]
California Health Initiatives, Inc. is a non-profit grassroot organization whose mission is
to improve the quality of life of the low-income and disadvantaged residents of San
Mateo and San Francisco counties.
California Pacific Medical Center Foundation
3700 California Street, 1st Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 750-2407 Fax: (415) 750-6438
www.cpmc.org [email protected]
Develops resources for California Pacific Medical Center, a non-profit hospital.
Donations assist in providing state-of-the-art equipment, patient services, research and
facility improvements.
California PAN Ethnic Health Network
654 - 13th Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 832-1160 Fax: (510) 832-1175
www.cpehn.org [email protected]
The California Pan-Ethnic Health Network is a statewide network of multicultural health
organizations working together to improve health care and eliminate health status
disparities in communities of color.
California Prevention Education Project
Phone: Fax:
California Rural Legal Assistance
631 Howard St., Ste. 30 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
California Transplant Donor Network
1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 600 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 444-8500 Fax: (510) 444-8501
www.ctdn.org [email protected]
The California Transplant Donor Network saves and extends lives by facilitating organ
and tissue donation for transplantation in the Northern and Central California community.
California Trout, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
California Youth Connection
Phone: Fax:
Caminar/CLC
1720 S. Amphlett Blvd., Ste. 123 San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
CAMINOS/Pathways Learning Center
1470 Valencia Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 824-0682 Fax: (415) 824-0668
www.caminossf.org [email protected]
Provides computer education, job training and small business preparation for lowincome, Spanish-speaking immigrant women to enable achievement of economic security
and strengthening of families.
Camp Fire Council of the Golden Empire
401 Amador Street Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Camp Fire USA
Phone: Fax:
Camp Fire USA - Piedmont
707 Highland Avenue Piedmont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Canal Community Alliance
91 Larkspur Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Cancer Resource Center
2356 Sutter St., Box 1725 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Canvasback Missions, Inc.
940 Adams St., Ste. R Benicia, CA
Phone: Fax:
CARD of Alameda County
1730 Franklin Street, Suite 202 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Career Resources Development Center, Inc.
655 Geary Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 772-8880 Fax: (415) 775-1748
www.crdc.info [email protected]
CRDC is a non-profit post-secondary educational institution dedicated to help immigrants
and low income residents with language development, job training and job placement.
Casa Esperanza
Phone: Fax:
CASA of Alameda County
Phone: (510) 434-2460 Fax: (510) 434-2470
[email protected]
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides highly trained volunteers,
appointed by a Judge, to serve as a voice in court for abused and neglected children.
CASA of Contra Costa County
2020 N. Broadway, Suite #204 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (925) 256-7284 Fax: (925) 256-7286
www.cccocasa.org [email protected]
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA) provides highly trained volunteers,
appointed by a Judge, to serve as a voice in court for abused and neglected children.
Catalog for Giving - Bay Area
760 Market St., Ste. 367 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Catholic Charities of Santa Clara
2625 Zanker Road, Suite 200 San Jose, CA
Phone: (408) 468-0100 Fax: (408) 944-0275
www.ccsj.org [email protected]
Catholic Charities of San Jose provides housing, employment, education and behavioral
health services to more than 30,000 families, at-risk youth, seniors, immigrants and
refugees annually.
Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of San Francisco
2255 Hayes Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 592-9200 Fax: (415) 592-9201
www.ccasf.org [email protected]
Serves and advocates for the poor, the sick, chlildren, youth, families, immigrants and
seniors, regardless of faith, in San Mateo, San Francisco and Marin counties.
Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Santa Rosa
P.O. Box 4900 Santa Rosa, CA
Phone: (707) 528-8712 Fax: (707) 575-4910
www.srcharities.org [email protected]
Through 25 programs and services, Catholic Charities helps at-risk children, the
homeless and hungry, mothers, victims of Alzheimer's disease and their caregivers, and
immigrants.
Catholic Charties of the East Bay
433 Jefferson Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 768-3102 Fax: (510) 451-6998
www.cceb.org [email protected]
A Multi-service agency providing social services and advocacy to people in need since
1934. Serving homeless families and children,immigrants,refugees,elderly, at-risk youth,
ect.
Catholic Chartities of the Diocese of Oakland
433 Jefferson Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Catholic Social Service of Solano County
745 Georgia Street Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 644-8909 Fax: (707) 644-6314
www.csssolano.org [email protected]
CSS Solano provides emergency family assistance for Vallejo low-income clients,
counseling services throughout Solano County, Immigration Services, Elderly
reassurance phone calls and home visits.
Celebrating Solutions!
Phone: Fax:
Center for AIDS Services
5720 Shattuck Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Center for Domestic Violence Prevention
P.O. Box 5090 San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 652-0800 Fax: (650) 652-0808
www.cdvp.org [email protected]
Provides 24-hour hotline (650-312-8515), shelter, counseling, legal assistance and
intervention services to women and children fleeing abuse and community education.
Center for Elders Independence
1955 San Pablo Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 433-1150 Fax: (510) 452-8836
www.cei.elders.org [email protected]
Center for Elder Independence provides alternative to nursing home placement through a
program of all-inclusive care for the elderly.
Center for Human Development
391 Taylor Blvd., Suite 120 Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: (925) 687-8844 Fax: (925) 687-6903
www.chd-prevention.org elaine@chd-prevention
Center for Human Development promotes health and well-being with programs that
focus on substance abuse prevention, conflict resolution, youth development, community
organizing and parenting.
Center for Independent Living
2539 Telegraph Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 841-4776 Fax: (510) 841-6168
www.cilberkeley.org [email protected]
Founded in 1972, the Center for Independent Living is the world's first non-profit
organization dedicated to advocacy and services by and for people with disabilities.
Center for the Child Care Workforce
733 15th Street NW, Suite 1037 Washington, DC
Phone: Fax:
Center for the Education of the Infant Deaf
1810 Hopkins Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Center for Young Women's Development
1550 Bryant Street, Suite 700 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 703-8803 Fax: (415) 703-8818
www.cywd.org [email protected]
The Center for Young Women's Developmemt is a nonprofit organization located in San
Francisco. Our mission is to provide gender specific, peer based opportunities for highrisk low and no income young women to build healthier lives and healthier communities.
Center Point, Inc.
809 B Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 454-7777 Fax: (415) 454-7785
www.cpinc.org [email protected]
Center Point offers rehabilitation and treatment services that interrupt the abusive cycles
of psychologicla, social, and economic dislocation by providing training and support so
that individuals and families can claim self-worth and dignity.
Central Fair Housing
Phone: Fax:
Centro Legal de la Raza
1001 Fruitvale Ave., 2nd Fl. Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 497-1554 Fax: (510) 437-9164
www.centrolegal.org [email protected]
Centro Legal de la Raza provides legal services, advocacy, leadership development, and
health education to low-income, immigrant, and Latino residents in Oakland and
Alameda county.
Cerebral Palsy Center for the Bay Area
4500 Lincoln Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 531-3323 Fax: (510) 531-2990
We are an adult day program providing services for persons with severe disabilities. Our
program is dedicated to self determination and provides living skills.
CHALK
464 Ellis Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Chaparral House
1309 Allston Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Charity Cultural Services Center
827 Stockton Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Charles A. Tindley Academy of Music, Inc.
1399 McAllister Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Charlotte Maxwell Complimentary Clinic
5691 Telelgraph Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 601-7660 Fax: (510) 601-7669
www.charlottemaxwell.org [email protected]
The Charlotte Maxwell Complementary Clinic is a state licensed holistic health clinic
that provides free complentatry alternative medicine and social work support to lowincome women with cancer.
Child Assault Prevention Project of Solano County
P.O. Box 591 Fairfield , CA
Phone: Fax:
Child Assault Prevention Training Center
21455 Birch Street Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Child Care Coordinating Council of San Mateo County
2121 S. El Camino Real, Suite A1000 San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 655-6770 Fax: (650) 286-1162
www.thecouncil.net [email protected]
Helping familes find child care, providers improve skills and programs, emoloyers
address life/work issues, the community understand the important of quality care and
early education.
Child Care Law Center
Phone: (415) 394-7144 Fax:
Child Care Links
1020 Serpentine Lane., Ste. 102 Pleasanton, CA
Phone: Fax:
Child Haven, Inc.
801 Empire Street Fairfield , CA
Phone: Fax:
Children in Need of Hugs
274 E. Sunset Ave., #201 Suisun, CA
Phone: Fax:
Children of Mercy
P.O. Box 1764 Union City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Children's Council of San Francisco
445 Church Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 276-2900 Fax: (415) 392-2339
www.childrenscouncil.org [email protected]
Children`s council of San Francisco provides chijdren families and child care providers
with advocacy , information, education and child care resources.
Children's Day School
333 Dolores Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Children's Hopsital Foundation
747 - 52nd Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 428-3814 Fax: (510) 597-7173
www.chofoundation.org [email protected]
We raise funds exclusively for Children's Hospital & Research Center at Oakland which
cares for all children regardless of medical condition or ability to pay.
Children's Learning Center
1910 Central Avenue Alameda, CA
Phone: (510) 864-3510 Fax: (510) 769-1824
www.clcalameda.com [email protected]
ClC is state-certified, nonpublic, nonprofit school serving autistic,emotionally disturbed
and behavior-disorordered children who need intensive academic and behavioral
interventions.
Children's Network of Solano County, The
2320 Courage Drive, Suite 107 Fairfield , CA
Phone: (707) 421-7229 Fax: (707) 421-6495
www.childnet.org [email protected]
A non-profit dedicated to improving the lives of children in Solano County through
education, advocacy, coordination of community services amd community-based
collaborations.
Children's Skin Disease
712 Bancroft Rd#511 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (510) 429-1520 Fax: (925) 937-2158
www.CSDF.org [email protected]
The Children`s Skin Disease foundation provides safe social environments and recreation
for children with seriously disfiguring and potentially life threating skin diseases. The
Foundation also focuses on family support for affected families, as education
opportunities for the general public with regard to sensitivity awareness, skin care and
disease prevention.
Chinatown Community Children's Center
979 Clay Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 986-2528 Fax: (415) 986-1136
www.childrencenter.org [email protected]
Our mission is to provide comprehensive family support services and bilingual/bicultural
childcare services to serve the needs of low-income immigrant families.
Chinatown Community Development Center
1525 Grant Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 984-1450 Fax: (415) 362-7992
www.chinatowncdc.org [email protected]
The mission of the Chinatown Community Development Center is to build community in
San Francisco neighborhoods and produce safe, affordable housing for low-income San
Franciscans.
Chinese Newcomers Service Center
777 Stockton Street, #104 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 421-2111 Fax: (415) 421-2323
www.chinesenewcomer.org [email protected]
Multi-lingual wsocial services, acculturation/adjustment support, information and referal,
job preparation workshop, job placement, naturalization, free food, and income tax
assistance to Chinese immigrant families.
Christian Help Center
2166 Sacramento Street Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 553-8192 Fax: (707) 553-8195
[email protected]
The Christian Help Center provides emergency shelter services to homeless individuals
and families.
Coalition of Homelessness, San Francisco
468 Turk Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Coastside Adult Day Health Center
650 Correas Street Half Moon Bay, CA
Phone: (650) 726-5057 Fax: (650) 726-8743
Coastside Adult Day Health Center provides comprehensive health care to the elderly and
disabled in a structured day program that keeps people healthly, active and as
independent as possible.
Coastside Children's Programs
494 Miramontes Avenue Half Moon Bay, CA
Phone: (650) 726-7413 Fax: (650) 726-5660
Coastside Children's Programs is the leading child care agency on the coast and has been
serving children 2 1/2 to 12 years of age through a preschool, before and after school
programs, and full-day activities during the summer for more than 25 years.
Coastside Opportunity Center, Inc.
P. O. Box 1089, 99 Avenue Alhambra El Granada, CA
Phone: Fax:
Coleman Advocates for Children and Youth
2601Mission Street, Suite 400 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
College Kids
1611 Telegraph Ave., Ste. 1420 Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Common Counsel Foundation
1221 Preservation Park Way, #101 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Communities in Schools of San Francisco, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
Community Action Marin
29 Mary Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Community Action of Napa Valley
1001 A Franklin Street Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 253-6100 Fax: (707) 253-6156
[email protected]
CANV provides services in Napa County including food pantries, senior nutrition, child
care, drug & alcohol and mental health services, emergency shelter programs for families
and adults.
Community Alliance for Special Education (CASE)
1500 Howard Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 431-2285 Fax: (415) 431-2289
www.casesf@pacbell,net [email protected]
CASE provides representation, free technical assistance consultation, and training so that
children with disabilities can succeed in school, get a job, and become productive
citizens.
Community Board Program
Phone: Fax:
Community Center Project of San Francisco, The
Phone: Fax:
Community Child Care Coordinating Council of Alameda
22351 City Center Dr., Suite 200 Hayward, CA
Phone: (510) 582-2182 Fax: (510) 582-1552
www.4c-alameda.org [email protected]
4C's provides services to families and childcare professionals in Alameda County such as
technical assistance, referrals, resources, child development center and assistance with
childcare payments.
Community Development Institute
321 Bell Street East Palo Alto, CA
Phone: Fax:
Community Foundation of the Napa Valley
433 Soscol Avenue, Suite B-151 Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Community Gatepath
875 Stanton Road Burlingame, CA
Phone: (650) 259-8528 Fax: (650) 259-8528
www.communitygatepath.com [email protected]
Community Gatepath is a nonprofit, charitable organization formed to enable children
and adults with disabilities to achieve their full potential in health and work, and to live
as fully intergrated members of the community.
Community Health Clinic Ole
935 Trancas Street, #4C Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Community Housing Partnership
Phone: (415) 241-9015 Fax: (415) 241-0625
www.chp-sf.org [email protected]
Provider of permanent, affordable housing to formerly homeless individuals and families
in San Francisco. Serivces include employment training, after-school programming, and
tenant organizing.
Community Institute for Psychotherapy
1330 Lincoln Avenue #201 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Community Music Center
544 Capp Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 647-6015 Fax: (415) 647-3890
www.sfmusic.org [email protected]
Community Music Center provides access to free or low cost music lessons and concerts
to Bay Area residents regardless of finances, ethnic background or age.
Community Resources for Children
5 Financial Plaza, Suite 224 Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 253-0376 Fax: (707) 253-2735
www.crcnapa.org [email protected]
Child Care information and referral; subsidized child care for low-income families; child
nutrition program; support to child care providers; resource/toy lending library.
Community Resources for Science
Phone: Fax:
Community United Against Violence
160 - 14th Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 777-5500 Fax: (415) 777-5565
www.cuav.org [email protected]
CUAV is committed to empowering the LGBT communities by developing programs and
services that protect our dignity, identity, and individual rights and allow us to live in a
environment free of violence and oppression.
Community Violence Solutions
2101 Van Ness Street San Pablo, CA
Phone: (510) 237-0113 Fax: (510) 237-0177
www.cvsolutions.org [email protected]
Community Violence Solutions, formerly Rape Crisis Center, provides a wide range of
services to child and adult victims of sexual assault and family violence, including crisis
intervention, prevention services and treatment.
Community Youth Center - San Francisco
1693 Polk Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Compass Community Services
942 Market Street, 6th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 399-9406 Fax: (415) 399-9861
[email protected]
Provides comprehensive services to low-income and homeless children and their families
including childcare, job counseling and placement, temporary housing, and follow-up
support.
CompassPoint Nonprofit Services
706 Mission St., 5th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 541-9000 Fax: (415) 541-7708
www.compasspoint.org [email protected]
CompassPoint Nonprofit Services strengthens the nonprofit sector by providing tools and
services that improve the effectiveness of the people working and volunteering in the
sector.
Compumentor Project
435 Brannan Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 512-7784 Fax: (415) 512-9629
http://www.compumentor.org [email protected]
CompuMentor provides comprehensive technology assistance to the nonprofit
community, helping nonprofits and schools achieve their goals through the effective use
of technology.
Conciliation Forums of Oakland
1222 Preservation Park Way Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Concord Child Care Center, Inc.
1360 Detroit Avenue Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 689-5151 Fax: (925) 689-5385
The mission of the Concord Child Care Center is to provide leadership and support to
children and families by providing high quality early care and education.
Continentals of Omega Boys and Girls Club
P.O. Box 8097 Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 643-1728 Fax: (70) 764-3290
www.omegaboysandgirlsclub.com [email protected]
A facility centered youth guidance agency focusing on youth 7-18. Provides a safe
nurturing environment for higher risk youth.
Continuum
255 Golden Gate Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 437-2900 Fax: (415) 437-2550
www.continuumhiv.org [email protected]
Empower and dignify the lives of underserved people living with HIV/AIDS by
providing innovative health and human services that prevent institutionalization and
minimize harm.
Contra Costa ARC
1340 Arnold Drive, suite 127 Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 370-1818 Fax: (925) 370-2048
www.ContraCostaARC.com [email protected]
Contra Costa ARC provides direct services and advocacy for children and adults with
developmental disabilities so they can achieve their highest level of self-sufficiency.
Contra Costa Child Care Council
1035 Detroit Avenue, Suite 200 Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 676-5442 Fax: (925) 825-2732
www.cocokids.org katecocokids.org
Assists parents in identifying and paying for child care, assists providers in building the
supply and quality of child care, advocates for children and families.
Contra Costa Crisis Center
P.O. Box 3364 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (925) 939-1916 Fax: (925) 939-1933
www.crisis-center.org [email protected]
24-hour crisis lines, face-to-face grief counseling, homeless services, youth violence
prevention, information and referral, and disaster services.
Contra Costa Humane Society
609 Gregory Lane, Ste. 140 Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: (925) 279-2247 Fax: (925) 279-2249
www.cchumane.org [email protected]
Contra Costa Humane Society's mission is to improve the quality of life for animals by
providing adoptions, spay/neuter assistance, emergency medical financial aid.
Contra Costa Senior Legal Services
4006 MacDonald Avenue Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 374-3712 Fax: 510-374-3304
www.seniorlegalservices.org [email protected]
Provides free legal advice, counsel and representation to lower income elderly residents
of Contra Costa County, protecting their housing, income, benefits and personal rights.
COPE Family Center
1340 Fourth Street Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 252-1123 Fax: (707) 256-3175
www.copefamilycenter.org [email protected]
Cope Family Center is dedicated to the prevention of child abuse and neglect by offering
assistance, education and support to all families.
Coptie Orphanage Relief - COR
Phone: Fax:
Coro Hispanic de San Francisco
295 Sanchez Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Coro Northern California
220 Sansome St., 4th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 986-0521 Fax: (415) 986-5522
www.coro.org [email protected]
Coro Northern California is a non-profit, non-partisan organization providing experiential
and classroom training to groups of diverse leaders at different stages of their
professional development.
Corporation for Supportive Housing
1330 Broadway, Suite 601 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Council on American - Islamic Relations, CA
2780 W. Crescent Ave., SuiteF Anaheim, CA
Phone: (714) 776-4847 Fax: (714) 776-8340
www.cair-net.org [email protected]
CAIR works to eliminate stereotypes, prevent discrimination, and promote goodwill
between American Muslims and other segments of American society through education
and public relations campaigns.
Coyote Point Museum for Environmental Educations
1651 Coyote Point Drive San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Creative Growth Art Center
Phone: (510) 836-2340 Fax: (510) 836-0769
www.creativegrowth.org [email protected]
Creative Growth Art Center provides art programs, educational and independent living
training and exhibition opportunities for adults who are physically, developmentally,
mentally and emotionally disabled.
Crisis Resolution Services
712 Bancroft Rd., #281 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Crucible, The
Phone: (510) 444-0919 Fax: (510) 444-0918
www.thecrucible.org [email protected]
A nonprofit arts education organization that fosters collaboration of the arts, industry and
community through accessible training and community programs in fine and industrial
arts.
Culture of the Corner
1064 Divisadero Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
CybeMill ClubHouse
3299 Claremont Way, Suite 4 Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Dance Palace Community Center
P.O. Box 217 Point Reyes, CA
Phone: Fax:
Danny Foundation
1451 Danville Blvd., Suite 202 Alamo, CA
Phone: (925) 314-8130 Fax: (925) 314-8133
www.dannyfoundation.org [email protected]
The Danny Foundation was founded to help prevent unintentional injuries, conduct
research, and to provide leadership in setting regulatory standards for safe childhood
product.
Davis Street Family Resource Center
3081 Teagarden Street San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 347-4620 Fax: (510) 483-4486
www.davisstreet.org [email protected]
Private Family Resource Center providing comprehensive social services including; food,
clothing, acute medical and dental care, mental health services, childcare, job training,
case management and tax preparation.
Deaf Counseling, Advocacy & Referral Agency
14895 E. 14th St., Ste. 200 San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 483-0753 Fax: (510) 483-1790
www.dcara.org [email protected]
DCARA provides communication access, employment, community education, I&R, and
daily living services to enable deaf, deafened, deaf-blind, and hard-of-hearing people to
live independent, productive lives.
Delta 2000
301 W. 10th Street, Suite 2 Antioch, CA
Phone: (925) 779-1404 Fax: (925) 779-1074
[email protected]
Delta Community Services, Inc.
730 Third Street Brentwood, CA
Phone: Fax:
DES Action USA
Phone: (510) 465-4011 Fax: (510) 465-4011
www.desaction.org [email protected]
DES Action is a consumer group providing a newsletter, medical information and
physician referrals to those exposed in utero to the synthetic estrogen DES
(diethylstilbestrol)
Destiny Arts Center
5688 San Pablo Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: 510-597-1619 Fax: 510-597-1620
www.destinyarts.org
Diabetes Society of Solano County
817 Missouri Street, Suite #4 Fairfield , CA
Phone: Fax:
Diabetic Youth Foundation
5167 Clayton Road, Suite F Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 680-4994 Fax: (925) 680-4863
www.dyf.org [email protected]
DYF offers summer camps, weekend and one-day education and recreation programs,
literature and information and referral services for children and families affected by
diabetes.
Diablo Valley AIDS Center
2490 G Arnold Industrial Way Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 686-3822 Fax: (925) 686-3847
www.dvac.org [email protected]
We are a volunteer organization that provides food and nutritional assistance for people
living with HIV/AIDS throughout Contra Costa County.
Diamond Senior Center
117 Diamond Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Disability Rights Advocates
Phone: (510) 451-8644 Fax: (510) 451-8511
www.dralegal.org [email protected]
Disability Rights advocates, protects and defends the civil rights of people with
disabilities to ensure full participation in all aspects of life.
Discovery Center of the San Ramon Valley
115 A Town & Country Drive Danville, CA
Phone: (925) 837-0505 Fax: (925) 837-0568
www.discoverycenteronline.com [email protected]
Comprehensive outpatient mental health counseling agency. Provides low fee clinic and
free school based counseling as well as early intervention prevention services and
community education.
Diversityworks
800 Heinz Ave., #14 Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Dixon Family Services
155 N. Second Street Dixon, CA
Phone: (707) 678-0442 Fax: (707) 678-4014
[email protected]
Dixon Family Services provides support and interventions for individuals/families with
conseling, self-sufficiency, food, job development, like skills and basic needs.
Dolores Street Community Services
Phone: (415) 282-6209 Fax: (415) 282-2826
www.dscs.org [email protected]
DSCS provides neighborhood-based shelter, housing, advocacy, and support in San
Francisco to underserved communities: working poor Latino immigrants and people
living with HIV/AIDS.
Donald P. McCullum Youth Court, Inc.
Phone: (510) 832-5858 Fax: (510) 834-4421
www.youthcourt.org
MYC is a youth diversion program that helps troubled youth change negative patterns of
behavior into more positive and productive ones.
Donaldina Cameron House
920 Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Dorris-Eaton School Parents' Association, The
1847 Newell Avenue Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Early Childhood Mental Health Program
Phone: (510) 412-9200 Fax: (510) 412-9248
Therapeutic nursery, home visiting, play therapy for emotionally disturbed, abused,
neglected children 0-6; counseling for mothers, fathers, granparents; colsulations for day
care providers.
East Bay Agency for Children
303 Van Buren Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 268-3770 Fax: (510) 268-1073
www.ebac.org [email protected]
Helping children at home, school or in our programs who are at risk, suffering from
severe emotional difficulties and/or coping with loss, serious illness and trauma.
East Bay Agency for Children
303 Van Buren Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 268-3770 Fax: (510) 268-1073
www.ebac.org [email protected]
Helping children at home, school or in our programs who are at risk, suffering from
severe emotional difficulties and/or coping with loss, serious illness and trauma.
East Bay AIDS Advocacy Foundation
Phone: Fax:
East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy
Phone: Fax:
East Bay Asian Local Development Corporation
Phone: (510) 287-5353 Fax: (510) 763-4143
www.ebaldc.org [email protected]
Develops and maintains affordable housing, participates in neighborhood planning
efforts, and provides asset development opportunities for the low-income, Asian, and
Pacific Islander populations in the East Bay.
East Bay Center for the Performing Arts
339 - 11th Street Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 234-5624 Fax: (510) 234-8206
www.eastbaycenter.org [email protected]
Since 1969, East Bay Center for the Performing Arts has served our community by
providing multicultural performing arts training and performances for all ages, often at no
charge.
East Bay Community Law Center
3130 Shattuck Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 548-4040 Fax: (510) 548-2566
www.ebclc.org [email protected]
Provides free legal counsel, advocac, and case representation to low-income people in the
areas of housing, employment and income support, HIV/AIDS, and community economic
development.
East Bay Community Recovery Project
5600 Castle Drive Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
East Bay Conservation Corps
1021 Third Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
East Bay Habitat for Humanity
2619 Broadway Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 251-6304 Fax: (510) 251-6309
www.eastbayhabitat.org [email protected]
East Bay Habitat for Humanity creates homeownership opportunities for low-income
families.
East Oakland Community Project
Phone: Fax:
East Oakland Youth Development Center
438 First Street Benicia, CA
Phone: (510) 569-8088 Fax: (510) 632-6942
Free services promoting a positive development of youth and individuals in need of
educational assistance, job training placement and cultural recreational activities.
Easter Seals of the Bay Area
180 Grand Avenue, Suite 300 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 835-2131 Fax: (510) 835-1847
www.eastersealsbayarea.org [email protected]
Easter Seals Bay Area offers services that provide education, integration and enhanced
health and wellness for children and adults with disabilities and other special needs.
Eastgate Christian Church
199 Porteous Avenue Fairfax, CA
Phone: Fax:
Eden I & R, Inc.
2448 Mainsail Ct. Fairfield , CA
Phone: Fax:
Edgewood Center for Children & Families
1801 Vincente Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 681-3211 Fax: (451) 681-1065
www.EdgewoodCenter.org [email protected]
Provides therapeutic, educational and preventive services to at-risk familes and children
with emotional disturbances, many of whom have been scarred by abuse and neglect.
Educare Learning Center
22634 Second Street, Suite 205 Hayward, CA
Phone: (510) 581-5626 Fax: (510) 581-5628
Provide emergency shelter, meals, and support services to women and children who are
victims of domestic violence or homeslessness; provide child care to community families.
El Centro de Libertad/The Freedom Center
936 Seventh St., Ste. D Novato, CA
Phone: Fax:
Elder Abuse Prevention: A Consortium Serving Alameda and Contra Costa Counties
1000 Macdonald Ave., Suite C Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 233-3427 Fax: (510) 233-3459
[email protected]
Elder Abuse Prevention is dedicated to preventing elder abuse via community and
legislative advocacy, coordination of services, and community and professional
education.
Elders Angels, Inc.
PO Box 882 Pacifica, CA
Phone: (415) 284-1160 Fax: (650) 359-7074
www.elderangels.com [email protected]
ElderAngels assists victims of financial elder abuses, striving to prosecute the abuser,
obtain restitution for the victims and to educate the public about such crimes.
Elizabeth House
6428 Colby Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Emergency Shelter Program, Inc.
22634 Second Street, Suite 205 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 581-5626 Fax: (510) 581-5628
[email protected]
Provide emergency shelter, meals, and support services to women and children who are
victims of domestic violence or homelessness; provide child care to community families.
Emeryville Child Development Center
P.O. Box 882 Pacifica , CA
Phone: Fax:
Enterprise for High School Students
130 Sandringham Road Piedmont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Environmental Traveling Companions
1230 Hopkins Avenue, Suite A Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Epidermolysis Bullosa Medical Research Foundation
1000 Macdonald Ace., Suite C Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Episcopol Charities, Inc.
1904 Francklin Street, Suite 800 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 663-1430 Fax: (510) 663-1421
www.episcopalcharities.com [email protected]
Episcopal Charities provides direct support for eleven social service agencies, and
supplies financial and development services to struggling nonprofits serving the poor in
the Bay Area.
Episcopol Community Services of San Francisco
165 8th Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 487-3300 Fax: (415) 252-1743
[email protected]
ECS helps homeless and very low-income adult women and men, seniors and familes
with shelter, meals, permanent supportive housing, education, vocational training and
support services.
Eviction Defense Collaborative
433 South Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 431-8547 Fax: (415) 431-8270
The Eviction Defense Collaborative assists tenants who face possible homelessness due
to eviction with legal assistance and rental assistance to stay in their homes.
F.A.C.E.S.
Fort Mason Center, Building C San Francisco, CA
Phone: (650) 372-1925 Fax: (650) 372-1926
www.facesforkids.org [email protected]
To enable children with autism to reach their full potential by providing the community
with a resource for early intervention, therapy, and community awareness of childhood
autistic disorders.
Fairfax- San Anselmo Children's Center
165 Eighth Street, 3rd Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 454-1811 Fax: (415) 454-5796
www.fsacc.org [email protected]
Fairfax-San Anselmo Children's Center provides quality childcare to low amd moderate
income families for children from 3 months to 10 years of age, as well as an extensive
support system to the families.
Faith in Action
433 South Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Families Unidas
1150 W. Hillsdale Blvd. San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family & Children Services
950 W. Julian Street San Jose, CA
Phone: (408) 292-9353 Fax: (408) 287-3104
www.fcservices.org [email protected]
Family and Children Services is a non-profit organization providing counseling,
education and intervention programs to individuals, couples and families throughout San
Mateo and Santa Clara Counties.
Family Bridges, Inc.
168 11th Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 839-2022 Fax: (510) 839-2435
www.FamBridges.org [email protected]
Family Bridges, Inc. is to empower the most vulnerable members of the community,
especially the elderly, the newcomers and those with limited English.
Family Builders By Adoption
Phone: (510) 272-0204 Fax: (510) 272-0277
www.familybuilders.org [email protected]
Educates the community about the needs of waiting children, advocates on their behalf,
and places children with permanent, secure "forever" familes through adoption.
Family Council of Half Moon Bay
Phone: Fax:
Family House, Inc.
50 Irving Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 476-8321 Fax: (415) 502-0885
www.familyhouseinc.org [email protected]
Provides housing to children with life-threatening illnesses and their families, free of
charge, while they receive threatment at UCSF Medical Center.
Family Law Center
10 N. San Pedro Rd., #1016 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Link, The
317 Castro Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 703-9050 Fax: (415) 703-9057
The Family Link serves people with HIV/AIDS and other life threatening illnesses or
injuries by offering hospitality to their familes and friends who are visiting them from out
of town. The facility is a safe, supportive and affordable place to stay.
Family Resource Center / Mental Heath Association
417 Sandy Hill Court Antioch , CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Restoration House
870 Innes Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 647-2912 Fax: (415) 647-1792
www.familyrestore.org [email protected]
Family Restoration House was created to educate and equip underserved families through
a variety of services such as: Responsible Fatherhood, Work Readiness, and Youth
Enrichment Program. All designed to promote economic and emotional stability for
youth and their families.
Family Service Agency of San Mateo County
1870 El Camino Real Burlingame, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Service Agency of Marin
555 Northgate Drive San Rafael , CA
Phone: (415) 456-3853 Fax: (415) 456-4416
www.fsamarin.org
Counseling, education and advocacy for distressed, at-risk children, adults and families.
Crisis intervention, child abuse and domestic violence provention, and substance abuse
treatment.
Family Service Agency of San Francisco
1010 Gough Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Service Agency of San Mateo County
24 Second Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 403-4300 Fax: (650) 403-4307
www.fssm.org lwishard_fssm.org
Family Services Agency provides mulitple services to strengthen the community
counseling, child abuse treatments, childcare, senior services, family visitation and
exchange and family loans.
Family Service Agency of the North Bay
909 Franklin Street Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 255-0966 Fax: (707) 255-3110
[email protected]
A nonprofit mental health organiztion dedicated to proving affordable conseling services
and community based transitional and permanent housing for mentally disabilied adults.
Family Service Counseling Center
2208 San Leandro Blvd. San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Service Mid-Peninsula
375 Cambridge Avenue Palo Alto, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Service of the North Bay
709 Franklin Street Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 255-0966 Fax: (707) 255-3110
A non profit mental health organization dedicated to providing affordable counseling
services and community based transitional and permanent housing for mentally disabled
adults.
Family Service of TRI- Cities
4537 Mattos Drive Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Stress Center
2086 Commerce Avenue Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 827-0212 Fax: (925) 827-1122
www.familystresscenter.org [email protected]
Family Stress Center prevents and treats child abuse and neglect and strengthens familes
in Contra Costa County by providing counseling, educational and support services.
Family Support Center of the Mid-Peninsula
1798 B Bay Road East Palo Alto, CA
Phone: Fax:
Family Support Services of the Bay Area
Phone: (510) 834-2443 Fax: (510) 834-1548
Family Support Services of the Bay Area provides a range of home-based and
community-based services to nurture families and heolp them remain intact.
Family Violence Law Center
Phone: Fax:
Fellowship of Christian Athletes
222 Railroad Ave., Ste. E Danville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Feral Cat Foundation
148 Draeger Drive Moraga, CA
Phone: (925) 376-6727 Fax:
www.feralcatfoundation.org
Feral Cat Foundation is a volunteer organization, traps, tests for leukemia, vaccinates,
provides medical needs, adoptions for homeless cats in Contra Costa & Alameda county
FESCO - Family Emergency Shelter Coalition
22245 Main Street # 104 Hayward, CA
Phone: (510) 886-5473 Fax: (510) 886-5814
www.fescofamilyshelter.org [email protected]
FESCO helps homeless families with children become self-sufficient through basic,
support and housing services -- food, shelter, counseling, life skills education,
employment readiness, and transitional housing.
Filipino American Development Foundation
953 Mission Street, Suite 230 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 348-8042 Fax: (415) 974-0349
www.bayanihancc.org [email protected]
FADF provides programs and resources to strengthen the social, physical, and economic
well-being of Bay Area communities with special regard to underserved Filipino
Americans.
Filipinos For Affirmative Action
Phone: (510) 465-9876 Fax: (510) 465-7548
www.filipinos4action.org [email protected]
FAA provides direct services in employment and citizenship assistance, home buying
education, youth development, information & referral. We also provide civil rights
education and community organizing.
Film Arts Foundation
346 Ninth St., 2nd Fl San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
First Resort, Pregnancy Consulting & Teen Abuse
1933 Davis Street San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Florence Crittenton Services
840 Broderick Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 567-2357 Fax: (415) 567-2476
www.fscs-sf.org [email protected]
Empowering families to become self-sufficient, strengthening children's foundations for
learning.
Food Bank of Contra Costa & Solano
PO Box 271966 Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 676-7543 Fax: (925) 671-7933
www.ccfb.org [email protected]
Works to alleviate hunger and reduce food waste in Contra Costa and Solano counties by
distributing 7 million pounds of food to 77,000 hungry people annually.
Food Runners
2579 Washington Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Foundation for Osteropopsis Research and Education
Phone: Fax:
Franklin Elementary School
1617 Dayton Street Alameda, CA
Phone: Fax:
Fred Finch Youth Center
3800 Coolidge Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 482-2244 Fax: (510) 488-1960
www.fredfinch.org [email protected]
Fred Finch Youth Center provides a wide range of residential, mental health, and special
education services for severly emotionally disturbed children, adolescents, and young
adults.
Free at Last
1796 Bay Road East Palo Alto, CA
Phone: Fax:
Fremont Education Foundation
P.O. Box 14415 Fremont, CA
Phone: (510) 659-2561 Fax: (510) 794-5140
www.fremont-education.org [email protected]
Fremont Education Foundation supports innovative programs including after-school
band, and Innovative Education Grants increasing achievement in academics, creativity,
leadership, critical thinking, and the arts.
Fremont Family Resource Center
39155 Liberty St., P.O. Box 5006 Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Fremont Mission
5381 Tallman Court Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Friends & Foundation of San Francisco
100 Larkin Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Friends for Youth, Inc.
1741 Broadway, 1st Floor Redwood City, CA
Phone: (650) 368-4465 Fax: (650) 368-4467
www.friendsforyouth.org [email protected]
Friends for Youth is dedicated to supporting youth-in-need through quality mentoring.
Friends of Alamo School Foundation
250 - 23rd Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Friends of Fairmont Animal Shelter
2700 Fairmont Drive San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Friends of Peralta Hacieda Historical Park
Phone: Fax:
Friends of Photography, The
Phone: Fax:
Friends of Recreation & Parks
501 Stanyan Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Friends of the Urban Forest
P.O. Box 29456 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 561-6890 Fax: (415) 561-6899
www.fuf.net [email protected]
Promotes a larger, healthier urban forest, as part of the urban ecosystem, through
community planting, maintenance, education, and advocacy.
Full Circle of Choices, Inc.
5167 Clyton Rd., Ste. B Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
FUNDVEC
1960 Cleveland Street San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Future Leaders of America
P.O. Box 8023 Pittsburgh , CA
Phone: Fax:
Gateway High School
1350 - 7th Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Geneva Valley Development Corp.
333 Schwerin Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 587-7896 Fax: (415) 239-8146
GVDC is a catalyst for bringing together development opportunities and community
needs in collaborations that assure positive revitalization in Visitacion Valley,
emphasizing the cultivation of idgenous leadership.
George Mark Children's House
Phone: (510) 451-1999 Fax: (510) 451-0673
www.georgemark.org [email protected]
The first free-standing children's hospice in the US, offering respite, palliative, and endof-life care to children with life-threatening and terminal illnesses, and their families.
Girl Scout Council of Napa Solano
4550 Cordelia Road Fairfield, CA
Phone: (707) 864-8787 Fax: (707) 864-3606
www.gscns.org [email protected]
In a unique, all-girl setting girls can learn critical skills for making life decisions. An
organization for every girl of every race, religion and income level.
Girl Scouts of San Francisco Bay Area
Phone: (510) 562-8470 Fax: (510) 633-7925
www.girlscoutsbayarea.org [email protected]
The pre-eminent organization for girls offering empowering programs in commuity
service, skills development, outdoor education, camping and fitness inspiring girls with
exciting self-esteem building activities.
Girls Incorporated of Alameda County
13666 East 14th Street San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 357-5515 Fax: (510) 357-5112
www.girlsinc-alameda.org [email protected]
Builds girls' capacity for responsible adulthood, economic independence and personal
fulfillment through science and math enrichment, college prepartion, leadership,
pregnancy prevention and counseling programs.
Girls Incorporated of West Contra Contra County
260 Broadway Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Girls Justice Initiative
Phone: 415-808-4300 Fax:
www.uwba.org
GirlsSource Inc.
Phone: Fax:
Global Exchange
2017 Mission Street, Suite 303 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 255-7296 Fax: (415) 255-7498
www.globalexchange.org [email protected]
Global Exchange is an international non-profit research, education and action center
dedicated to advocating and working for political, economic and social justice on a global
scale.
GLSEN SF-EB
Phone: Fax:
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Building 201 Fort Mason San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 561-3000 Fax: (415) 561-3003
www.parksconservancy.org [email protected]
Dedicated to preserving the Gold Gate National Recreation Area, part of the national park
system, through park education programs and restoring sites like Crissy Fields.
Golden Gate Railroad Museum
Bldg 806 Hunters Point Shipyeard San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
1294 Potrero Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 824-9475 Fax: (415) 824-9527
www.goodsamfrc.org [email protected]
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center, a non- profit organization in San Francisco's
Mission District, has been working with newly arrived immigrant families for over 100
years.
Goodwill Industries of San Francisco, San Mateo & Marin Counties, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
Gorilla Foundation The KoKo.org
1733 Woodside Rd., Ste. 330 Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Grabhorn Institute
1802 Hayes Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Grace Urban Ministries, Inc.
Phone: (415) 703-6094 Fax: (415) 864-1543
www.gum.org [email protected]
Grace Urban Ministries, Inc. is committed to caring for the well-being of socially and
economically vulnerable children, youth, and families in San Francisco, through
education, recreation, and other communty services.
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program
Phone: (510) 233-2141 Fax: (510) 233-7127
[email protected]
Community based organization founded in 1966. An interfaith collaboration of thirty-six
congregations working together to address critical issues.
Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc.
350 Los Ranchitos Road San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
H.E.A.R.
1405 Lyon Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Habitat for Humanity San Francisco
78 Ocean Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 406-1555 Fax: (415) 406-1551
www.habitatsf.org [email protected]
Habitat for Humanity San Francisco builds and renovates homes for ownership by lowincome families. Houses are built with volunteer labor and donations of materials and
money from the private sector.
Habitat for Humanity, East Bay
Phone: (510) 251-6304 Fax: (510) 251-6309
www.eastbayhabitat.org
Creats homeownership opportunities for low-income.
Habitat for Humanity, Mt. Diablo
2350 Stanwell Drive Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 288-0112 Fax: (925) 288-0117
www.mtdiablehabitat.org [email protected]
Creates decent, affordable housing with hard-working, low-income families in
partnership with all people to build homes, hope and communities.
Habitot Children's Museum
PMB 326 1536 Solano Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 647-1111 Fax: (510) 647-1110
www.habitot.org [email protected]
Habitot Children's Museum is a hands-on discovery museum for young children.
Interactive exhibits, multicultural programs and parent education foster early childhood
and development.
Haitian Culture Association
280 Elysian Fields Drive Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Harbor House
1811 - 11th Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Hatch Elementary School
Phone: Fax:
Hawkins Center of Law & Services for People with Disabilitites
101 Broadway Avenue, Suite 1 Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Hayward Education Foundation
22561 Main Street Hayward, CA
Phone: (510) 881-0890 Fax: (510) 881-0764
[email protected]
HEF directly impacts the classroom and enhances the students educational experience by
providing funding for programs that would otherwise not exist.
Hayward Friends of Animals Humane Society
24982 Second Street Hayward, CA
Phone: (510) 886-3357 Fax: (510) 888-6754
[email protected]
Hayward Friends of Animals Humane Society is a small all volunteer organization.
Providing Spay/Neutering, Adoption, Veterinary Assistance.
Healing Waters
625 Third Street, 4th Floor San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 621-7529 Fax: (415) 677-9020
www.hwaters.org [email protected]
Provides rafting, kayaking and backpacking trips for people with AIDS. Our trips
empower and inspire men, women and children living with a debilitating disease.
Health Initiatives for Youth, Inc. (HIFY)
235 Montgomery St., Ste. 430 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Healthy Marin Partnership
P.O. Box 8010 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Hearing Society for the Bay Area
49 Powell Street, Suite 400 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 693-5870 Fax: (415) 834-1538
www.hearingsociety.org [email protected]
Hearing Society has worked with hard of hearing and deaf people to create programs that
address unmet needs, that demonstrate new ways of delivering service.
Heart of America Bone Marrow Donor Registry
2900 Evergren Street San Bruno, CA
Phone: Fax:
HELPLINK ( a program of NCCC)
Phone: Fax:
HIP Housing (Human Investment Project)
364 S. Railroad Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Hipsanic Community Foundation
,
Phone: Fax:
Hispanic Community Foundation
Phone: Fax:
Hispanic Scholarship Fund
One Sansome St., ste. 1000 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Holy Family Day Home
299 Dolores Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Holy Names High School
4660 Harbord Drive Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 450-1110 Fax: (510) 547-3111
www.hnhsoakland.org [email protected]
Holy Names High School is a college preparatory seconday Catholic school for young
women grades 9-12, that provides unique opportunities for growth and learning.
Homeless Action Network
2500 Martin Luther King Jr. Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Homeless Cat Network
P.O. Box 6 San Carlos, CA
Phone: Fax:
Homeless Children's Network
2940 - 16th Street, Suite 301 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Homeless Prenatal Program
Phone: (415) 546-6756 Fax: (415) 546-6778
www.homelessprenatal.org [email protected]
Homeless Prenatal Program helps expectant mothers deliver healthy babies and assists
poor and homeless families in turning their lives around through our comprehensive
services.
Homeward Bound of Marin
199 Greenfield Avenue San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 457-2114 Fax: (415) 457-1815
www.homewardboundofmarin.org [email protected]
We provide emergency and transitional shelters, food, support services and advocay for
adults and families; transitional and residential services for adults with mental health
disabilites.
Hopalong Animal Rescue
Phone: (510) 530-5154 Fax: (510) 482-4421
www.hopalong.org [email protected]
Hopalong works collaboratively with animal shelters and welfare groups to rescue
animals at risk of euthanasia because they have been surrendered or abandoned by their
owners.
Hope City, Inc.
P.O. Box 3239 San Ramon, CA
Phone: Fax:
Hope Unlimited International
870 Market St., Suite 764 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Horizon Services, Inc
2595 Depot Road Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Horizons Foundation
Phone: (415) 398-2333 Fax: (415) 398-4733
www.horizonsfoundation.org [email protected]
Provides funding and technical assistance to health, education, civil rights, arts, and
service programs focused on lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender youth and adults.
Hospice by the Bay
Phone: Fax:
Hospice of Marin Foundation
21 Tamal Vista, Ste. 101 Corte Madera, CA
Phone: (415) 927-2273 Fax: (415) 927-5888
www.hospiceofmarin.org [email protected]
Hospice of Marin Foundation funds Hospice of Marin's quality, compassionate hospice
and palliative care and provides education, advocacy, and guidance for end-of-life issues.
Hospice of Napa Valley
3299 Claremont Way Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 258-9080 Fax: (707) 258-9096
www.americanhospice.org/hospice [email protected]
Provides comprehensive medical, emotional and spiritual care for terminally ill
individuals and offers support to their families regardless of ability to pay.
Housing Consoritum of the East Bay
c/o RCEB 7677 Oakport St., #300 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Housing for Emancipated Youth (HEY)
Phone: Fax:
Housing Options Utilizing Supported Environmental
2336 Redberry Court Pleasanton , CA
Phone: Fax:
Housing Rights, Inc.
Phone: (510) 548-8776 Fax: (510) 548-5805
Housing Rights, Inc. investigates Housing Discrimination and works to resolve
tenant/landlord conflicts in Contra Costa and Alameda Counties. We also conduct
community education and outreach to inform renters and landlords of their rights and
responsibilities.
Huckleberry Youth Programs, Inc.
3310 Geary Blvd. San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 668-2622 Fax: (415) 668-0631
www.huckleberryyouth.org [email protected]
Huckleberry Youth Programs provides at-risk Bay Area youth with a comprehensive
array of quality services addressing prevention education, health promotion, crisis
intervention, stabilization and growth.
Hunters Point Boys' and Girls' Club
729 Kirkwood Ave. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
I Have a Dream Foundation - Oakland
Phone: (510) 663-3331 Fax: (510) 879-3039
www.ihad-oakland.org [email protected]
IHAD-Oakland provides scholarships, mentoring and academic, social and emotional
services to over 300 inner-city youth in Oakland. IHAD-Oakland is dedicated to
preparing students for college.
ICEP
88 Juanita Way San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Image for Success
2955 Kerner Blvd., #E San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
In Defense of Animals
131 Camino Alto, Suite E Mill Valley , CA
Phone: (415) 388-9641 Fax: (415) 388-0388
www.idausa.org [email protected]
IDA fights animal exploitation, cruelty and abuse through our undercover investigations,
grassroots activism, rescue operations, lobbying, lawsuits, and our abused animal and
African chimpanzee sanctuarties.
Independent Adoption Center
391 Taylor Blvd., Ste. 100 Pleasant Hill , CA
Phone: Fax:
Nonprofit nationwide open adoption licenced agency, providing high quality counseling
and educational services to birthparnets and adopting parents through support groups,
advertising and community outreach.
Independent Living & Education Development
360 S. Harbour Way Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Independent Living Resource
3200 Clayton Road Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
Independent Living Resource Center
649 Mission St., 3rd Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Individual Development Accounts (IDAs)
Phone: Fax:
Inmate Correctional Education Project
160 Sloop Court Foster City, CA
Phone: Fax:
INROADS / Northern California
Phone: Fax:
Institute for Community Health Outreach
2017 Mission St., 2nd Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Institute on Aging
3330 Geary Blvd, 2 West San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 750-4180 Fax: (415) 750-4179
www.ioaging.org
IOA provides a system of comprehensive care, including preventive healthcare, in-home
care, and specialized Alzheimer's services, that help seniors age with dignity.
Instituto Laboral de la Raza
Phone: Fax:
Instutito Laboral de la Raza
8105 Edgewater Dr., Ste. 114 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Interfaith Coalition for Immigrant Rights
965 Mission St., #514 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 227-0388 Fax: (415) 543-0442
www.icironline.org [email protected]
ICIR promotes immigrant leadership and civic participation, supports immigrant access
to basic necessities of life and advocates for humane immigration laws to preserve family
integrity.
Interfaith Council of Solano County, The
724 Ohio Street Fairfield, CA
Phone: (707) 427-8518 Fax: (707) 427-8566
www.interfaithcouncilsolanocounty.org [email protected]
The Interfaith Council of Solano County is a coalition fo 20 local faith communities
addressing issues of poverty and homelessness.
International Development Exchange
827 Valencia St., Ste. 101 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 824-8384 Fax: (415) 824-8387
www.idex.org [email protected]
A social change organization challenging economic poverty and injustice in Africa, Asia
and Latin America through grassroots development projects, partnerships, and U.S.
public education and outreach.
International Institute of San Francisco
657 Misson St., #500 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 538-8100 Fax: (415) 538-8111
www.iisf.org [email protected]
IISF serves immigrant families with immigration law assistance, English and Citizenship
classes, health and social support programs, youth leadership development programs, and
support services for seniors.
International Institute of the East Bay
297 Lee Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 451-2846 Fax: (510) 465-3392
www.iieb.org [email protected]
We act as resource for immigrants and refugees, enabling them to achieve selfsufficiency; and to promote mutual appreciation and understanding within the
community.
Invest in Kids
1300 Civic Drive, Ste. 3 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (925) 932-6943 Fax: (925) 932-1465
www.investinkids.net [email protected]
We provide long-term mentors and personal development services to promising lowincome or at risk youth. We include scholarship awards towards higher education and
self-sufficiency.
Jamestown Community Center
Phone: Fax:
Japanese American Services of the East Bay
2126 Channing Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 848-3560 Fax: (510) 848-3631
[email protected]
JASEB provides a range of culturally competent services and programs that allow seniors
to age well with dignity and supports their caregivers and families.
Japanese Community Youth Council
1596 Post Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (451) 202-7909 Fax: (415) 563-7109
www.jcyc.org [email protected]
Since 1970, JCYC has offered a diverse array of services and activities to support
children, youth and families throughout San Francisco with programs ranging from
preschool to job training, and from academic counseling to substance abuse
prevention/intervention.
Japanese Cultural & Community Center of Northern CA
1840 Sutter Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 567-5505 Fax: (415) 567-4222
[email protected]
The JCCCNC strives to meet the evolving needs of the Japanese American community
through offering programs, affordable services and facility usage.
Jelani House
1601 Quesada Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Jewish Community Center of San Francisco
1808 Wedemeyer San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Jewish Family & Children's Services
Phone: (415) 449-1200 Fax: (415) 449-1277
www.jfcs.org [email protected]
Compassionate, cost-effective preventive, therapeutic, education and supportive
professional and volunteer human services help 45,000 people - children, families and
elderly - annuallly, relieving suffering and sustaining self-sufficiency.
Jewish Family & Children's Services of the East Bay
2484 Shattuck Avenue, #210 Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 704-7475 Fax: (510) 704-7494
www.jfcs-eastbay.org [email protected]
Social services to East Bay residents: counseling, older adult case management, parenting
and youth services, services to refugees, immigrants and Holocaust survivors,
information and referral.
Jewish Foundation of the Greater East Bay
401 Grand Ave., Ste. 500 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 839-2900 Fax: (510) 829-3996
www.jfed.org [email protected]
Supports comprehensive community services throughout Alameda and Contra Costa
counties for children, families, elders, and emigres; maintains centers for volunteerism,
intergroup relations, culture and education.
Jewish Vocational Service
77 Geary Street, Ste. 401 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 391-3600 Fax: (415) 391-3617
www.jvs.org [email protected]
JVS assists individuals and businesses achieve their employement goals by providing the
skills necessary for success in today's workplace.
Jobs for Homeless Consortium
Phone: Fax:
John Muir /Mt. Diablo Health System
1400 Treat Blvd. Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Jubilee West, Inc.
Phone: (510) 839-6776 Fax: (510) 839-9731
www.jubileewestinc.org [email protected]
Jubilee West programs provide a variety of human services to youth and adults living in
West Oakland and adjoining neighborhoods.
Juma Ventures
131 Steuart Street, Suite 201 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 252-0502 Fax: (415) 252-0940
www.jumaventures.org [email protected]
We employ low-income, at-risk youth in businesses we own and operate. We also
provide youth with support for educational advancement and asset building.
Junior Achievement fo the Bay Area, Inc.
400 Oyster Point Blvd, Ste. 419 S. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Junior Center of Art & Science
558 Bellevue Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Just for the Kids
5950 Sherry Lane, Suite 550 Austin, TX
Phone: Fax:
Kainos Home & Training Center
3631 Jefferson Avenue Redwood City, CA
Phone: (650) 363-2423 Fax: (650) 363-2082
Kainos Home and Training Center is an innovative community based program providing
the highest quality residential and vocational services to adults with developmental
disabilities.
Kennedy Tract Parent Child Center
3001 Chapman Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Khadafy Foundation for Non-Violence, Inc.
1112 8th Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Kidango
4533 Mattos Drive Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Kid's Club
209 G Street Antioch, CA
Phone: Fax:
Kids' Turn
1242 Market St., 4th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Kimochi, Inc.
1715 Buchanan Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 931-2294 Fax: (415) 931-2299
www.kimochi-inc.org
Korean Center, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
KPFA
1929 Martin Luther Kings Jr. Way Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
La Casa de Las Madres
1850 Mission St., Ste. B San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 503-0500 Fax: (415) 503-0301
www.lacasa.org
Provides battered women, teens and their children with emergency residential shelter,
advocacy, counseling, family-based services and referrals. All services are bilingual
English/Spanish and are offered free-of-charge.
La Casita Bilingue Montessori School
592 Tennent Avenue Pinole, CA
Phone: Fax:
La Clinica de La Raza - Fruitvale Health Projects, Inc.
1515 Fruitvale Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 535-4000 Fax: (510) 535-1018
www.laclinica.org [email protected]
La Clinica provides culturally and linguistically accessible, affordable, comprehensive
health care services to Alameda, Contra Costa, and Solano counties' medically
underserved populations.
La Familia Counseling
26081 Mocine Avenue Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
La Leche League of Northern CA & Hawaii
838 Calmar Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
La Raza Centro Legal, Inc.
474 Valencia Street, Suite 295 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 575-3500 Fax: (415) 255-7593
www.lrcl.org [email protected]
We provide advocacy, legal services, leadership development, and opportunities to
organize around issues that affect low-income, immigrant, and Latino communities.
Labor Community Services
Phone: Fax:
Labor Project for Working Families
2521 Channing Way, #5555 Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Lafayette Community Center Foundation
500 St. Mary's Road Lafayette, CA
Phone: (925) 284-2232 Fax: (925) 284-1549
The Lafayette Community Center is a facility which offers a multitude of programs and
services for citizens of Lafayette, CA.
Lake Merritt Institute, The
568 Bellevue Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 238-2290 Fax: (510) 238-2290
www.lakemerrittinstitute.org [email protected]
The Lake Merritt Institute: Removes trash from the estuary; conducts education about
urban runoff; maintains aeration fountains; and inspires improvements to this unique
natural resource.
Lakeside Temple of Practical Christianity
144 Athol Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Larkin Street Youth Services
Phone: (415) 673-0911 Fax: (415) 749-3838
www.larkinstreetyouth.org [email protected]
Larkin Street Youth Services is a nationally recognized leader in providing innovative
and effective programs for homeless and runaway youth in San Francisco.
Las Trampas, Inc.
3460 Lana Lane Lafayette, CA
Phone: (925) 284-1462 Fax: (925) 283-1372
www.lastrampas.org [email protected]
Adults with developmental disabilities receive support services to discover their
capabilities and lead fuller lives in their homes, at work, and in the community.
Latin American Community Assistance Foundation
2326 Bramble Ct Castro Valley, CA
Phone: (510) 886-0981 Fax: (510) 733-6430
www.lacafoundation.org [email protected]
LACA Foundation funds water projects, provides medical and optical clinics, educates
blind chilidren and promising impoverished youth and gives emergency relief to poor of
Latin America.
Latino Council of Marin
650 Las Gallinas Ave. San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Lavender Seniors of the East Bay
1395 Bancroft Ave., Ste. 10 San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 667-9655 Fax: (510) 667-9909
www.lavenderseniors.org [email protected]
Lavender Seniors seeks to improve the quality of life of older gay and lesbian residents of
Alameda and Contra Costa Counties through community outreach, advocacy and
education.
Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center
127 Collingwood Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 703-6150 Fax: (415) 703-6153
www.lyric.org [email protected]
LYRIC is a community center for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and questioning
youth offering peer-based education, advocacy, recreation, information, and leadership
opportunities. www.lyric.org.
Law Center for Families
510 16th St., Ste 300 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 451-9261 Fax: (510) 763-2169
www.lcff.org [email protected]
(Formerly known as Community Legal Aid Society), we are a non-profit professional
corporation created to provide high-quality legal services emphasizing family, housing
and consumer laws.
Leadership Excellence
510 - 16th St., #400 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
LeDoursey Foundation, The
1101 Masonic Ave. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Legal Aid of Marin
154 Tony Court Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Legal Aid of the North Bay
30 N. San Pedro, Ste. 140 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Legal Aid Society - Employment Law Center
600 Harrison Street, Suite 120 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 864-8848 Fax: (415) 864-8199
www.las-elc.org [email protected]
Works on national, state, and loval levels to ensure that equal opportunity in employment
is honored as a civil right, fundametal to a just society.
Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County
521 East Fifth Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 558-0915 Fax: (650) 558-0673
Legal Aid provides legal representation, education and resolution of systemic problems in
order to improve the lives of low-income, disabled and seniors in San Mateo County.
Legal Assistance for Seniors
464 Seventh Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Legal Assistance to the Elderly
100 McAllister St., Ste. 412 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
www.laesf.org
Legal Assistance to the Elderly
100 McAllister St., Ste. 412 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 861-4444 Fax: (415) 861-6458
www.laesf.org [email protected]
Provides free legal advice and representation to San Francisco residents age sixty and
over and assists Medicare recipients in accessing benefits and choosing coverage.
Legal Community Against Violence
268 Bush Street, #555 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Legal Community Against Violence
268 Bush Street, #555 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 433-2062 Fax: (415) 433-3357
www.firearmslawcenter.org [email protected]
Legal Community Against Violence (LCAV): LCAV provides free legal assistance and
education to communities that want to enact laws or take other measures to end gun
violence.
Legal Services for Prisoners w/Children
1540 Market Street, #490 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 255-7036 Fax: (415) 552-3150
LSPC was formed in 1978 as one of the first legal services organizations to address the
civil legal needs of women prisoners and their families.
Legal Services of Northern CA - Solano
1810 Capitol Street Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Liberty Union High School District Education
20 Oak Street Brentwood, CA
Phone: Fax:
LIFE Eldercare, Inc.
3350 Capitol Avenue Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
LIFE ElderCare's Meals on Wheels, Friendly Visitors and Home Services Registry
programs enable seniors in Fremont, Newark and Union City to remain living
independently in their own homes.
LIFE Eldercare, Inc.
3350 Capitol Avenue Fremont, CA
Phone: (510) 574-2090 Fax: (415) 574-2054
www.lifeeldercare.org [email protected]
LIFE ElderCare's Meals on Wheels, Friendly Visitors and Home Services Registry
programs enable seniors in Fremont, Newark and Union City to remain living
independently in their own homes.
Lifelong Medical Care
2031 Sixth Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
LIFETIME
132 E. 12th Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 452-5192 Fax: (510) 452-5193
www.geds.to.phds.org contact@geds-to-phds
LIFETIME helps low-income parents enroll in, continue and complete education and
training and get the skills they need to get out of poverty.
Lincoln Child Center
4368 Lincoln Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 485-7103 Fax: (510) 531-8968
www.lincolncc.org [email protected]
With programs ranging from residential to community-based Lincoln Child Center
enables vulnerable and emotionally troubled children and their families to lead
independent and fulfilling lives.
Link 'n Learn
Phone: Fax:
Lisa's Closet
P.O. Box 224 Pittsburg, CA
Phone: (925) 427-0631 Fax: (925) 427-1205
Give prom dresses to girls that cannot afford them. Safety and awareness fair. High
school scholarship yearly. Support little league team. All about kids.
Literacy Plus
835 C Street Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Livermore Area recreation & Park District
71 Trevarno road Livermore, CA
Phone: Fax:
Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa
P.O. Box 3335 Danville, CA
Phone: Fax:
The mission of Loaves & Fishes is to,"feed the hungry". We feed anyone who is in need
in Contra Costa County.
Loaves and Fishes of Contra Costa
P.O. Box 3335 Danville, CA
Phone: (925) 837-8758 Fax: (925) 837-8758
www.loavesandfishesofcontracosta.org [email protected]
The mission of Loaves & Fishes is to,"feed the hungry". We feed anyone who is in need
in Contra Costa County.
Lord's Gym, Vacaville
310 Parker Street Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Love a Child
2080 Strand Road Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Love is the Answer
4340 Redwood Hwy., #101 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Love-A-Child Missions
2301 Willow Pass Road Bay Point, CA
Phone: (925) 458-5663 Fax: (925) 456-0563
www.love-a-child.org [email protected]
Emergency residential shelter for low-income women and children. Children services:
tutoring, health services, mentoring. Adult services: parenting classes, adddictive
substance classess, job & housing assistance.
Low Income Families' Empowerment Through Education
132 E. 12th Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Lutheran Social Services of Northern CA
433 Hegenberger Road, Ste. 103 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Lutheran Social Services of Northern CA
433 Hegenberger Road, Ste. 103 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 729-7240 Fax: (510) 729-7244
www.lssnorcal.org [email protected]
Lutheran Social Services of Northern California provides services to people with AIDS,
emergency food, school-based services for girls, AIDS Friendship Banquets, counseling
services, and disaster recovery services.
Lyon-Martin Women's Health Services
Phone: Fax:
Lyon-Martin Women's Health Services
Phone: (415) 901-7105 Fax: (415) 252-7512
www.lyon-martin.org [email protected]
Lyon Martin provides personalized healthcare and support services to women and
transgender people who lack access to quality care because of their sexual or gender
identity regardless of their ability to pay.
Maitri
401 Duboce Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Make-A-Wish Foundation of the Greater Bay Area
Phone: (415) 982-9474 Fax: (415) 982-0444
www.makewish.org [email protected]
We fulfill magical wishes for children with life-threatening illnesses in 17 Bay Area
counties, providing moments of hope and joy during uncertain times.
Manalive Violence Prevention Programs
3338 - 17th St., #202 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Manna Internation Relief & Development
903 Madison Ave. Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Manos Unidas
3261 - 23rd Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Manzer Scholarship Fund - Vacaville Police Dept.
630 Merchant Street Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Abused Women's Services
734 'A' Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Advocates for Children
1055 Las Orejas, #15 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin AIDS Project
1660 Second Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Brian Injury Network
1144 Magnolia Avenue Larkspur , CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Center for Independent Living
710 - 4th Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Community Clinic
P.O. Box 760 Larkspur , CA
Phone: (415) 448-1526 Fax: 415892-8732
www.marinclinc.org [email protected]
The provide comprehensive, high-quality primary healthcare services to traditionally
underserved people in Marin County.
Marin Gold Gate Learning Disabilities Association
1429 Butterfield Road San Anselmo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Human Rights Round Table on Hate Violence
1123 Court St., #10 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Interfaith youth Outreach
1115 Third Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Marin Nexus
Phone: Fax:
Marin Services for Women
444 Magnolia Avenue, Suite 101 Larkspur , CA
Phone: (415) 924-5995 Fax: (415) 924-6837
[email protected]
Marin Services for Women is a non-profit agency that provides a full continuum of
residential and outpatient chemical dependency services for women.
Marine Science Institute
500 Discovery Parkway Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Martinez Community Foundation
P.O. Box 789 Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 372-6286 Fax:
[email protected]
Martinez Community Foundation, a nonprofit public benefit corporation, supports peojcts
and programs that benefit the Martinez community and its residents.
Masjidullah
816 Main Street Martinez, CA
Phone: Fax:
Masterworks Chorale Society
1700 W. Hissdale Blvd. San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Maynard Institute for Journalism Education
409 13th Street, 9th Fl. Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Meals of Marin
1111 East Francisco Blvd., Suite B San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Meals on Wheels of San Francisco
1375 Fairfax Ave. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Meals on Wheels of Solano County, Inc.
1000 Texas St., Ste. E Fairfield, CA
Phone: Fax:
Meals On Wheels/Senior Outreach Services
1300 Civic Drive Walnut Creek , CA
Phone: (925) 937-8311 Fax: (925) 946-1869
Provides many low-income services to seniors in Contra Costa County, including Meals
On Wheels, Friendly Visitors, Care Management, Home Chore Registry, CC Cafes,
RSVP.
Mental Health Association of Alameda County
1801 Adeline Street, #203 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 835-5010 Fax: (510) 835-9232
www.mhaac.org [email protected]
Assists people with mental illness in securing benefits and services and provides
information and support for their families. Educates the public and policymakers.
Mental Health Association of San Francisco
Phone: Fax:
Mental Health Association of San Francisco
Phone: (415) 241-2926 Fax: (415) 241-2928
www.mha-sf.org [email protected]
The Mental Health Association of San Francisco is dedicated to improving the lives of
individuals and families affected by mental illness and educating the community about
mental health.
Mental Health Association of San Mateo County
2686 Spring Street Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mentoring Center, The
1221 Preservation Parkway, Suite 200 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 891-0427 Fax: (510) 891-0492
www.mentor.org [email protected]
Offers technical assistance and training to organizations interested in developing or
improving mentoring efforts. Provides a community based group mentoring and
intervention program for youth 14-25.
Mercy Retirement & Care Center
3431 Foothill Blvd. Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mid-Peninsula Boys & Girls Club
200 Noth Quebec Street San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Midsummer Mozart Festival
3661 Buchannan St., Ste. 200 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Milagro Foundation
P.O. Box 9125 San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mission Housing Development Corporation
Phone: (415) 864-6432 Fax: (415) 864-0378
[email protected]
Maintains the diversity of San Francisco's Mission District by creating and preserving
high quality affordable housing and linking residents with social services and community
building activities.
Mission Learning Center
Phone: (415) 575-3535 Fax: (415) 558-9363
www.missionlearningcenter.com [email protected]
Provides educational programs for children not yet reading at their grade level; and early
literacy and school readiness activities for families with children at risk.
Moraga Educational Foundation
1010 Camino Pablo Moraga, CA
Phone: Fax:
Moss Beach Homes, Inc.
333 Gellert Blvd., #203 Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Moss Beach Homes, Inc.
333 Gellert Blvd., #203 Daly City, CA
Phone: (650) 758-0111 Fax: (650) 758-0122
www.mossbeachhomes.com [email protected]
Provides therapeutic treatment services for children placed in adoptive homes and foster
family and group home settings, and supports after-hours, school-based children's
programming.
Mother & Infant Wellness Program
25 San Fernando Way. Ste. A Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mountain Play
P.O. Box 2025 Mill Valley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mt. Diablo Elementary Parent Faculty Club
P.O. Box 720 Clayton, CA
Phone: (925) 672-4840 Fax:
[email protected]
A non-profit parent faculty club promoting youth welfare through a cooperative effort of
the parents, teachers, and other citizens of the community.
Mt. Diablo Habitat for Humanity
,
Phone: Fax:
Mt. Diablo Peace Center
55 Eckley Lane Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Mt. Diablo Young Men's Christian Association
395 Civic Drive, Suite G Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: (925) 609-9622 Fax: (925) 609-9639
www.mdrymca.org [email protected].
The Mt. Diablo Regional YMCA is a values based association founded on JudeoChristian principles, dedicated to enriching spirit, mind and body in all participants.
Museum of Children's Art
538 Ninth Street, Suite 210 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Music in Schools Today
Phone: (415) 392-9010 Fax: (415) 392-9104
www.mustcreate.org [email protected]
Provides music and art programs to school age children, focusing on at risk youth.
Produces community events that foster music and arts education.
Napa Emergency Women's Shelter
1001 Second St., Ste. 225 Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Napa Unified Education Foundation
2425 Jefferson Street Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Napa Valley AIDS Project
603 Cabot Way Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 258-2437 Fax: (707) 258-8712
Provides case management, rental assistance and food for people with HIV/AIDS; offers
HIV testing; performs communicable disease/drug&alcohol outreach to migrant,
homeless, drug-addicted, students, gay individuals. Bilingual.
Napa Valley Coalition of Non-Profit Agencies
1040 Main Street, Suite 305 Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 252-6301 Fax: (707) 252-6239
www.napanonprofitcoalition.org [email protected]
Napa Valley Coalition of Non-Profit Agencies (Clinic Ole)
935 Trancas Street, #4C Napa, CA
Phone: Fax:
Napa Valley Support Services
650 Imperial Way, Ste. 202 Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 253-7490 Fax: (707) 253-0115
www.pages.sbcglobal.net/nvss [email protected]
Napa Valley Support Services provides employment, while expanding and encouraging
choices for education, daily living and recreation in integrated community environments
for adults with disabilities.
National AIDS Memorial Grove
Phone: Fax:
National AIDS Memorial Grove
Phone: (415) 750-8340 Fax: (415) 750-0214
www.aidsmemorial.org [email protected]
The National AIDS Memorial Grove serves as a living tribute to all lives touched by
AIDS by providing a place for healing, hope, and remembrance.
National Alopecia Areata Foundation
14 Mitchell Blvd. San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 472-3780 Fax: (415) 472-5343
www.naaf.org [email protected]
National Alopecia Areata Foundation (NAAF) 415-472-3780: www.naaf.org. EIN 942780249. Funds the majority of the research on this disease, produces patient information
materials, and conducts awareness campaigns about alopecia areata, and holds an Annual
International Patient Conference.
National Brain Tumor Foundation
Phone: Fax:
National Economic Development and Law Center
Phone: Fax:
National Housing Law Project
614 Grand Avenue, Suite 320 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
National Institute of Art & Disabilities
551 - 23rd Street Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 620-0290 Fax: (510) 620-0326
www.niadart.org [email protected]
National Institute of Art and Disabilities (NIAD) provides an art program for adults with
developmental disabilities. NIAD, a neighborhood center, promotes creative expression,
independence, dignity and community integration. Art classes include: Painting, drawing,
ceramics, printmaking, textiles and poetry/computer classes.
National Radio Project
1916 Telegraph Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
National Sarcoidosis Society
1410 Steniner Street, #PH1C San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Natural Step, The
1007 General Kennedy Ave. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Nehemiah International, Inc.
4950 Allison Parkway, Suite F Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Neighborhood House of N. Richmond
305 Chelsey Ave. Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Nepalese Youth Opportunity Foundation
3030 Bridgeway, Suite 211 Sausalito, CA
Phone: Fax:
Network for Elders
1555 Burke Av., Ste. A San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Network on Women in Prison
1540 Market Street, #490 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 255-7036 Fax: (415) 552-3150
[email protected]
LSPC was formed in 1978 as one of the first legal services organizations to address the
cicil legal ledds of women prosoners and their families. Out mission is to advocate for the
human rights and empowerment of incarcerated parents, child, family members and
people at risk for incarceration.
New Beginnings Christian Center
2200 Jeffrey Way Brentwood, CA
Phone: Fax:
New Bridge Foundation, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
New Connections
3024 Willow Pass Road Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 363-5000 Fax: (925) 363-5075
www.newconnections.org [email protected]
Supporting healthy, drug-free communitites by providing school-based counselors,
substance abuse treatment, and therapeutic services for low-income families, welfare-towork participants and people living with HIV/AIDS.
New Directions Counseling Center, Inc.
996 Oak Grove Rd Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
New Leaf: Services for Our Community
Phone: (415) 626-7000 Fax: (415) 626-5916
www.newleafservices.org [email protected]
Provides professional mental health, support and substance abuse services to strengthen
the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning communties of San
Francisco.
New Rhythms Foundation
10 Red Hill Circle Tiburom, CA
Phone: Fax:
Next Step Learning Center
2222 Curtis Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Next Step Learning Center
2222 Curtis Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 251-1731 Fax: (510) 251-8028
www.nextsteplc.org [email protected]
Next Step Learning Center provides innovative, cost-free literacy and GED preparation
programs to disadvantaged Oakland residents, using the services of volunteers from the
community.
Nia House Learning Center
2234 - 9th Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
NIAD Art Center
551 - 23rd Street Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Nihonmachi Legal Outreach
Phone: (415) 567-6255 Fax:
Nihonmachi Little Friends
Phone: (415) 922-8998 Fax: (415) 922-0135
Nihonmachi Little Friends is a community-based, Japanese biligual, multicultural
childcare organization committed to providing quality and afforable childcare services for
preschoolers through elementary school-age children.
Nike Animal Rescue Foundation
5463 Sheridan Road Sunol, CA
Phone: Fax:
Nikki Hospice Foundation for Pets, The
400 New Bedford Drive Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Nocal Armenian Home and Senior Services
1601 Bayshore Hwy, #123 Burlingame, CA
Phone: Fax:
Norte Dame High School, Belmont
1540 Ralston Avenue Belmont, CA
Phone: Fax:
North Bay Children's Center
932 C Street Novato, CA
Phone: Fax:
North Bay House of Imani
P.O. Box 5909 Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
North Bay Housing Coalition
650 Imperial Way, Suite 202 Napa, CA
Phone: (707) 259-6121 Fax: (707) 259-6131
www.northbayhousingcoalition.org [email protected]
North Bay Housing Coalition is committed to expanding housing opportunities for
persons with developmental disabilities in Napa and Solano counties.
North of Market Senior Services
333 Turk Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
North Peninsula Neighborhood Services Center, Inc.
600 Linden Avenue South San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Northern CA Coalition for Immigrant Rights
Phone: Fax:
Northern CA Council of Black Professional Engineers
Phone: Fax:
Northern CA Diabetes Institute
1900 Sullivan Ave., 8th Fl. Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Northern CA Service League
28 Boardman Place San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
The Northern California Service League's mission is to reduce crime by helping
offenders and ex-offenders become responsible and productive citizens through
education, prevention, and intervention.
Northern CA Service League
28 Boardman Place San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 863-2323 Fax: (415) 863-1882
The Northern California Service League's mission is to reduce crime by helping
offenders and ex-offenders become responsible and productive citizens through
education, prevention, and intervention.
Northern California Council for the Community
Phone: 415-808-4304 Fax: 415-856-0906
www.nccc.org
A regional community building intermediary that focuses on What Works! by
benchmarking best practices, conducting learning experiences, developing
implementation tools and demonstrating successful approaches.
Northern California Grantmakers
116 New Montgomery Street, Suite 742 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Northern California Volleyball Association
72 Dorman Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 550-7582 Fax: (415) 550-7762
www.ncva.com [email protected]
Supports and develops volleyball programs and organizations, collects and distributed
volleyball - related information and provides education opportunies for the regional
volleyball community.
Novato Community Hospital
1625 Hill Road Novato, CA
Phone: Fax:
Novato Human Needs Center
1907 Novato Blvd. Novato, CA
Phone: (415) 897-4147 Fax: (415) 897-7171
www.nhnc.org [email protected]
Provides a comprehensive program helping families overcome immediate crises and
achieve self-suficiency. Services: housing, employment, counseling, educational
programs, information/referral, emergency food and transportation.
Novato Youth Center
680 Wilson Avenue Novato, CA
Phone: Fax:
Novato Youth Center
680 Wilson Avenue Novato, CA
Phone: (415) 892-1643 Fax: (415) 892-5098
www.novatoyouthcenter.org [email protected]
The Novato Youth Center offers childcare for ages infant through 14; family, individual
& group counseling; tutoring; bilingual outreach; sports leagues; health education
including teen pregnancy prevention.
NRA Foundation, Inc., The
11250 Waples Mill Road Fairfax, VA
Phone: (888) 467-2363 Fax: (703) 267-3966
www.nrafoundation.org [email protected]
Supports programs within the NRA, law enforcement and other community-based
agencies that foster firearms safety and education, constitutional education and wildlife
conservation management.
Nueva School, The
6565 Skyline Blvd. Hillsborough, CA
Phone: Fax:
Oakland Asian Students Educational Services
196 Tenth Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 891-9928 Fax: (510) 891-9418
www.oases.org
OASES seeks to empower youth who have limited resources, particularly those in the
Asian and Pacific Islander communities in Oakland, to maximize their full potential
through educational and social support.
Oakland Community Housing, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
Oakland Dollars for Scholars
5337 College Ave., #144 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Oakland East Bay Gay Men's Chorus
Phone: Fax:
Oakland Museum of California Foundation
1000 Oak Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 238-2200 Fax: (510) 238-2258
www.museumca.org [email protected]
Provides quality experiences for people of all ages and means through programs and
exhibitions of California's art, history, and environment.
Oakland Museum of California Foundation
1000 Oak Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 238-2200 Fax: (510) 238-2258
www.museunca,org
Provides quality experiences for people of all ages and means through programs and
exhibitions of California's art, history, and environment.
Oakland Progressive Daycare
733 Beatie Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Oakland Public Library Foundation
1611 Telegraph Ave., Ste. 801 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 251-2466 Fax: (510) 251-2468
www.oplf.org [email protected]
Provides funding for supplementary programs of the Oakland Public Library system, not
currently supported by government or city funds.
Oakland Zoo
9777 Golf Links Road Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Okizu Foundation, The
16 Digital Drive Novato, CA
Phone: (415) 382-9083 Fax: (415) 382-8384
www.okizu.org [email protected]
The Okizu Foundation provides camping retreats which include recreation, respite and
peer support to Northern California's children and families affected by childhood cancer.
On Lok Senior Health Services
Phone: Fax:
On Lok Senior Health Services
Phone: (415) 292-8888 Fax: (415) 292-8745
www.onlok.org [email protected]
On Lok Seniors Health Services provides comprehensive medical, social, rehabilitation
therapy and personal care services to San Francisco and Fremont's oldest community
members.
Open Heart Kitchen
1141 Catalina Drive, #137 Livermore, CA
Phone: Fax:
Operation Access
1409 Sutter St., Ste. 301 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Opportunities Industrialization Center West (OICW)
1200 O'Brien Drive Menlo Park, CA
Phone: Fax:
Opportunity for Independence
20 H Street San Rafael , CA
Phone: (415) 721-7772 Fax: (415) 721-7782
www.ofiinc.org [email protected]
Opportunity for Independence is dedicated to enhancing the quality of life for indivudials
with disabilities by developing and providing essential and individualized programs.
Opportunity House
712 Catherine Street Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
OPTIC - Opportunities for Technology Information Careers
3102 Delta Fair Blvd. Antioch, CA
Phone: (925) 776-1133 Fax: (925) 776-1131
www.optic-cc.org [email protected]
OPTIC provides technical and administrative training, life skills, case management, paid
work experience, job placement to unemployed and underemployed Contra Costa County
residents.
Or Shalom Jewish Center
20 Woodside Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Oral Lee Brown Foundation
9901 MacArthur Blvd. Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 430-3041 Fax: (510) 568-3000
The "Oral Lee Brown Foundation" is a nonprofit public benefit corporation with the
specific purpose of providing educational assitance and scholarships for residents of the
City of Oakland for the pursuit of post high school education.
Out & Equal Workplace Advocates
Phone: Fax:
Oyate
2702 Mathews Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 848-6700 Fax: (510) 848-4815
www.oyate.org [email protected]
Empowers native children by providing culturally relevant books and materials; and
educates parents, teachers, and community members in combating biases in textbooks
and curricula.
Pacific Center for Human Growth
Phone: (510) 548-8283 Fax: (510) 548-2938
www.pacificcenter.org [email protected]
The Pacific Center is a premier lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community center
offering counseling, support groups, HIV prevention, youth programs, communiyy
education and social events.
Pacific Diversified Services, Inc.
911 R. Irwin Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pacific Institute for Studies in Development
Phone: Fax:
Pacific Skyline Council, Boy Scouts of America
1300 South Amphlett Blvd. San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pacific Vision Foundation
2395 Sacramento St., 2nd Level San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 600-3423 Fax: (415) 346-6562
www.pacificvisionfoundation.org [email protected]
Not-for-profit organization which raises funds in support of vision research, education
and patient care. Out goal is to enhance vision for all.
Pacifica School Volunteers
375 Reina del Mar Ave. Pacifica, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pacificans Care
127 Essex Way Pacifica, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pact, An Adoption Alliance
3220 Blume Drive, Suite 289 Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 243-9460 Fax: (510) 243-9970
www.pactadopt.org [email protected]
Pact provides adoption services to children of color. We offer lifelong education and
support to adoptive families and birth families regarding race, adoption and family.
Palcare, Inc.
945 California Drive Burlingame, CA
Phone: Fax:
Panamerica Roundtable for Contra Costa & Alameda County
414 Polero Drive Danville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Parental Stress Service, Inc.
1727 Martin Luther King Jr. way Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Parental Stress Service, Inc.
1727 Martin Luther King Jr. Way, #109 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 893-9230 Fax: (510) 893-2074
www.pss.helps [email protected]
Parental Stress Service: Provides comprehensive treatment/prevention services to
families in Alameda County who have, or might, abuse their children and those wanting
to learn positive parenting skills.
Parent-Child Development Centers, Inc.
Phone: (510) 452-0492 Fax: (510) 452-0508
www.locality.com [email protected]
PCDCI provides linguistically, culturally and developmentally-appropriate learning
experiences. The parent involvement aspect enhances leadership skills of parents thereby
employablility, which increases family well-being.
Partners in School Innovation
1060 Tennessee Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peniel Baptist Church
3798 San Pablo Dam Road El Sobrante, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peninsula Association for Retarded Children Association
1650 S. Amphlett Blvd., #213 San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peninsula Civic Light Opera
428 Peninsula Avenue San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peninsula Community Foundation
1700 South El Camino Real, #300 San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peninsula Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
690 Broadway Redwood City, CA
Phone: (650) 324-2266 Fax: (650) 324-4375
www.peninsulahabitat.org [email protected]
We make the dream of quality, affordable housing a reality. Working in partnership with
volunteers and partner families, we are building throughout San Mateo County.
Peninsula Jewish Community Center
2440 Carlmont Drive Belmont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Peninsula Jewish Community Center
2440 Carlmont Drive Belmont, CA
Phone: (650) 591-4438 Fax: (650) 591-6902
www.pjcc.org [email protected]
The PJCC builds community, and serves thousands each year through preschools,
summer camp, sports, fitness & wellness programs, and youth, family and senior
programs.
Peninsula Volunteers, Inc.
800 Middle Avenue Menlo Park, CA
Phone: (650) 326-0665 Fax: (650) 326-9547
www.peninsulavolunteers.org [email protected]
Dedicated to improving the quality of life of senior adults in our community.
Perinatal Council, The
Phone: (510) 437-8945 Fax: (510) 437-8959
www.theperinatalcouncil.org [email protected]
Education/support on parenting, wellness, life skills; in-home case management to link
pregnant teens and women and famillies with young children to health and social
services.
Peter Cacioppo
1350 Bollinger Canyon Rd. Moraga, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pets Are Wonderful Support
3248 16th Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pets Are Wonderful Support
Phone: (415) 241-1460 Fax: (415) 503-0436
A volunteer-based agency that helps low-income people with AIDS and other disabling
illnesses to care for their animal companions. Also educates the community on benefits
and risks of animal companionship.
Pets Unlimited
2343 Filmore Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Philippine International AID
1486 Huntington Avenue South San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Philippine International AID
1486 Huntington Avenue, Suite 300 South San Francisco, CA
Phone: (650) 872-8661 Fax: (650) 872-8651
www.phil-aid.org [email protected]
Incorporated since 1986, Philippine International AID (PIA) provides mainly educational
assistance to underprivileged children in Manilla, Philippines. Staffed by volunteers.
Expenses are 20% of revenues.
Phoenix Center for Hearing Impaired Children
1291 E. Hillsdale Blvd, Ste. 123 Foster City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Phoenix Program, Inc.
1875 Willow Pass Road, #300 Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
Pittsburg Pre-School and Community Council, Inc.
1760 Chester Drive Pittsburg, CA
Phone: Fax:
Planned Parenthood Golded Gate
815 Eddy Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 441-7858 Fax: (415) 441-3370
www.ppgg.org
PPGG provides comprehensive reproductive and primary health care, education
programs, advocates public policy to guarantee indivdual rights, dignity and privacy, and
prmotes healthcare research.
Point Reyes Medical Clinic
P.O. Box 910 Point Reyes Station, CA
Phone: Fax:
Positive Resource Center
973 Market Street, 6th Fl. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
953 De Haro Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 826-8080 Fax: (415) 826-5252
[email protected]
The Potrero Hill Neighborhood is a multi-purpose, multi generational community center
in continuous operation for almost a century with the mission to improve the quality of
life in the community with an emphasis on youth and education.
Pregnancy Centers of Contra Costa, The
4991 Clayton Road Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
PRIDE Industries
720 Link Road Suisun, CA
Phone: Fax:
Progress Foundation
368 Fell Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Progressive Christian Day Care Center
1728 Alcatraz Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 654-6686 Fax:
The Progressive Christian Day Care Center provides quality child development services
to preschool and kindergarten age children in the surrounding community.
Project Second Chance, Inc.
1750 Oak Park Blvd. Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: Fax:
Project Second Chance, Inc.
1750 Oak Park Blvd. Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: (925) 927-3250 Fax: (924) 646-6461
www.ccclib.org/psc/psc.html [email protected]
Provides free reading and writing tutoring to adults needing to improve their basic
literacy skills. A service of the Contra Costa County Library.
Project SEED
2530 San Pablo Ave., Ste. K Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 644-3422 Fax: (510) 644-0566
www.projectseed.org [email protected]
Math teaching specialists make algebra, geometry, precalculus easy-to-grasp by needy
2nd -8th graders. Basic math improves, also.
Project Share Life
Phone: Fax:
Project Transition
333 Hegenberger Rd., Ste. 806 Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 808-0300 Fax: (510) 808-0305
www.project-transition.org [email protected]
Our goal is to equip our participants with the necessary education and job training that
will allow them to compete successfully in today's technological workforce.
Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa
2118 Willow Pass Rd., Ste. 500 Concord, CA
Phone: (925) 692-0090 Fax: (925) 692-0091
www.rainbowcc.org [email protected]
The Rainbow Community Center of Contra Costa County provides a safe, supportive,
and respectful environment for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgenedered persons.
Rattie Ratz
2995 Woodside Road, Suite 400 PMB 325 Woodside, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rebuilding Together Peninsula
P.O. Box 4031 Menlo Park, CA
Phone: (650) 366-6597 Fax: (650) 366-9053
www.rebuildingtogetherpeninsula.org [email protected]
Rebuilding Together Peninsula rehabilitated homes and community facilities of lowincome, elderly and/or neighbors so they can live in warmth, safety and independence.
Rebuilding Together San Francisco
Pier 28 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rebuilding Together with Christmas in April
3318 Adeline Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 644-8979 Fax: (510) 644-6213
www.rebuildingtogetherabe.org [email protected]
Rebuilding Together coordinates volunteers to provide repairs and accessibility
modifications to the homes of low-income elderly community agencies.
Recovery Survival Network
P.O. Box 281344 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Recreation Center for the Handicapped
207 Skyline Blvd San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Redwoods, The
40 Camino Alto Mill Valley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rehabilitation Services of Northern California
490 Golf Club Road Pleasant Hill, CA
Phone: (925) 682-6330 Fax: (925) 682-6375
www.rsnc.com [email protected]
Specialized multi-lingual, State licensed Adult and Alzheimer's daycare; family support.
Assessment, skill building, vocational and computer training and job placement for
people with disabilities.
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center
275 Fifth Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center
275 Fifth Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 541-8580 Fax: (415) 541-8589
www.rencenter.org [email protected]
Provides small business training and support services to help socially and economically
diverse Bay Area people start their own businesses and achieve economic self-sufficiency
Restore Hetch Hetchy
Phone: Fax:
Richmond Area Multi-Services
1234 Indiana Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Richmond Art Center
2540 Barrett Avenue Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
Riekes Center
3455 Edison Way Menlo Park, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rio Vista Care, Inc.
125 Sacramento Street Rio Vista, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rob Schneider Music Foundation
183 Hilton Way Pacifica, CA
Phone: (650) 355-2520 Fax: (650) 355-9394
www.robschneidermusicfoundatin.org
Provides instrumental music instruction to all middle school 6-8th grade boys & girls in
the Laguna Solada Union School District in Pacifica, CA.
Room to Read c/o Stanford Management Co.
2770 Sand Hill Road Menlo Park, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rose Resnick Lighthouse for the Blink and Vision Impaired
214 Van Ness Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
RotaCare Clinics
1900 Sullivan Avenue Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rotary Club of Danville/Sycamore Valley Community Foundation
696 San Ramon Valley Blvd., Sutie 332 Danville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Royal Sunset Learning Community
20450 Royal Avenue Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Rubicon Programs, Inc.
2500 Bissell Avenue Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
S.I.S.T.E.R.
1324 Adeline Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
SafeQuest, Solano
1745 Enterprise Drive, Suite 2-D Fairfield, CA
Phone: (707) 422-7345 Fax: (707) 422-7276
[email protected]
SafeQuest, Solano is a medium-sized organization devoted to Domestic Violence/Sexual
Assault prevention and providing services for victims of sexual assualt and domestive
violence.
Sage Project, Inc.
1271 Mission Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Salem Lutheran Home
2361 East 29th Street Oakland , CA
Phone: Fax:
Salesian Boys & Girls Club
680 Filbert Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Samaitan Neighborhood Center
534- 22nd Street Oakland , CA
Phone: Fax:
Samaritan House
1515 S. Claremont Street San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Adult Day Services Network
221 Main Street, Suite 300 San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Ballet
455 Franklin Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Bay Area Science Fair
Lawrence Hall of Science UCB Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Bay Trail Project, The
MetroCenter, 101 Eighth Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 464-7935 Fax: (510) 464-7970
www.abag.ca.gov/bayarea/baytrail [email protected]
San Francisco Bay Trail Project plans, promotes and advocates implementation of the
Bay Trail - a continuous, multi-use shoreline trail that one day will extend over 400
miles, fully encircling the San Francisco and San Pablo Bays.
San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center
1757 Waller Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 668-0494 Fax: (415) 386-0959
www.sfcapc.org [email protected]
Every child deserves a childhood! Please help us provide prevention and support services
to children and families to break the destructive cycle of child abuse.
San Francisco Child Abuse Prevention Center
1757 Waller Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 668-0494 Fax: (415) 386-0959
www.sfcapc.org
Every child deserves a childhood! Please help us provide prevention and support services
to children and families to break the destructive cycle of child abuse.
San Francisco Conservation Corps
Building 102, Upper Fort Mason San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 928-7322 Fax: (415) 928-7330
www.sfcc.org [email protected]
The SFCC offers young people opportunities to develop themselves, their academic
abilities and marketable job skills while addressing community needs through service
work.
San Francisco Court Appointed Special Advocate Program, The
833 Market Street, Suite 1004 San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Day School
350 Masonic Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Dream Center
P.O. Box 882194 San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Food Bank
900 Pennsylvania Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Foundation Community Initiative Funds
225 Bush Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Gay Men's Chorus
4053 18th Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
1001 Potrero Avenue/2A11 San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 206-8193 Fax: (415) 206-4893
www.sfgh.org [email protected]
Provide funding and volunte4er services for projects benefiting the patients and staff of
SF General Hospital not covered in the hospital's budget.
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
Phone: (415) 206-4478 Fax: (415) 206-4481
www.sfgh.org [email protected]
The San Francisco General Hospital Foundation is an independent, non-profit
organization dedicated to improving the care and comfort of patients as San Francisco
General Hospital.
San Francisco General Hospital Volunteers
1001 Potrero Avenue/2A11 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 206-8193 Fax: (415) 206-4893
www.geocities.com/sfvolunteers/
Provide funding and volunte4er services for projects benefiting the patients and staff of
SF General Hospital not covered in the hospital's budget.
San Francisco Heart Institute
1900 Sullivan Avenue Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Jazz Organization
3 Embarcadero Center, Lobby Level San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Labor Council, AFL-CIO
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Lesbian Gay Bisexual Transgender Community.
Phone: (415) 865-5555 Fax: (415) 865-5501
www.sfcenter.org [email protected]
The SF Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Community Center houses a range of
organizations and activities, supporting a diverse community through services and cultual
events.
San Francisco Maritime National Park Association
Bldg., 35, Upper Fort Mason San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco School Volunteers
6014 McAllister, First Floor San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Senior Center
890 Beach Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 775-1866 Fax: (415) 775-4020
www.sfsenior.com [email protected]
Provides hot lunches, health promotion, education classes, counseling to maximize
coping skills of frail, well, low income and/or minority elders and their working families.
San Francisco Striders Youth Track & Field Club
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Suicide Prevention
Phone: (415) 984-1900 Fax: (415) 984-1921
www.sfsuicide.org [email protected]
For over 40 years, we have trained community volunteers to answer 24-hour crisis and
support hotlines, educated community leaders, and saved over 27,000 lives. 415/9841900. Administrative = 15.7%. 94-1581618.
San Francisco Suicide Prevention
Phone: (415) 984-1900 Fax: (415) 984-1921
www.sfsuicide.org [email protected]
For over 40 years, we have trained community volunteers to answer 24-hour crisis and
support hotlines, educated community leaders, and saved over 27,000 lives. 415/9841900. Administrative = 15.7%. 94-1581618.
San Francisco Urban Service Project
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Veterans Equity Center
1099 Mission Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
San Francisco Wound Care Center
1900 Sullivan Ave., 8th Fl. Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
San Mateo Central Labor Council
1153 Chess Drive, #200 Foster City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Schools, Mentoring and Resource Team (SMART)
Phone: (415) 865-5400 Fax: (415) 865-0505
www.thesmartprogram.org [email protected]
SMART: A three year, year-round program providing low-income middle-school
students enrolled in an independent/parochial school, a mentor, tutor, after-school and
summer programming, family support and high-school placement counseling.
Scouting for All
P.O. Box 2832 Petaluma, CA
Phone: Fax:
Self- Help for the Elderly
407 Sansome Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 982-9171 Fax: (415) 396-0313
www.selfhelpfortheelderly.com [email protected]
Promote independence and dignity for all seniors by providing a comprehensive range of
employment, housing, healthcare, nutrition, education, activities and social services in
Bay Area.
Seneca Center/Center for Living Skills (CLS)
2275 Arlington Drive San Leandro, CA
Phone: Fax:
Senior Access
Phone: (415) 491-2500 Fax: (415) 491-2503
www.senioraccess.org [email protected]
Senior Access offers afforable programs & services, including structured day programs
for older adults with health care needs and those with Alzheimer's disease.
Senior Coastsiders
P.O. Box 859 Half Moon Bay, CA
Phone: Fax:
Senior Security and Independence Project (SSIP)
Phone: Fax:
Serentity Home, Inc.
17 South 45th Street Richmond , CA
Phone: Fax:
Service League of San Mateo County- Hope House
727 Middlefield Road Redwood City , CA
Phone: Fax:
Service League of San Mateo County- Hope House
727 Middlefield Road Redwood City , CA
Phone: (650) 364-4664 Fax: (650) 365-6817
www.serviceleague.org [email protected]
In-jail rehabilitative programs for inmates, reintergration and emergency assistance upon
release, child care for visiting families, men's transitional and women's substance abuse
treatment Hope Houses.
Seton Breast Health Center
1850 Sullivan Ave., Ste. 190 Daly City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Seton Medical Center
1900 Sullivan Avenue Daly City , CA
Phone: Fax:
Seton Medical Center Coastside
600 Marine Blvd. Moss Beach, CA
Phone: Fax:
Shelter Against Violent Environments - SAVE
39155 Liberty St., Ste. C310 Fremont, CA
Phone: (510) 574-2250 Fax: (510) 574-2252
www.save-dv.org [email protected]
Shelter Against Violent Environments (SAVE) promotes alternatives to family violence
through support services, advocacy victims and families end cycles of violence.
Shelter Network
1450 Chapin Ave., 2nd Fl. Burlingame, CA
Phone: (650) 685-5880 Fax: (650) 685-5880
www.shelternetwork.org [email protected]
Shelter Network is committed to providing housing and support services that create
opportunities for homeless families and individuals on the Peninsula.
SHELTER, Incorporated of Contra Costa County
1815 Arnold Drive Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 335-0698 Fax: (925) 335-9815
www.shelterincofccc.org [email protected]
Operates emergency shelters and transitional family centers, and supports affordable
housing by renting to those whose incomes are too low to afford market-rate housing.
Silicon Valley Animal Rescue Free Spay/Neuter
1137 Laurel Street San Carlos, CA
Phone: Fax:
SKOLOS
836 B S. Hampton Rd., #340 Benecia, CA
Phone: Fax:
Smiley Dog Rescue
Phone: Fax:
SocialTech, Inc.
1350 Bayshore Blvd. #630 Burlingame, CA
Phone: (650) 344-7104 Fax: (650) 579-4945
www.trak.org [email protected]
Our TRAK System helps law enforcement find missing kids and inform the community
about a broad range of health and safety issues.
Society for CA Pioneers
300 Fourth Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Solano Coalition for Better Health
360 Campus Lane, Suite 110 Suisun, CA
Phone: Fax:
Solano Pride Center
1125 Missouri St., Ste. 208 Fairfield, CA
Phone: (707) 427-2356 Fax:
www.solanopride.org [email protected]
Solano Pride Center provides referral services, counseling, information and activities that
foster the well being of lesbian, gay, bisexual, tansgender and questioning youth, teens,
adults, seniors and their familes of Solano of County.
Solano Women's Crisis Center
1745 Enterprise Drive Fairfield, CA
Phone: Fax:
Sonrisas Community Dental Clinic
210 San Mateo Road, Ste. 104 Half Moon Bay, CA
Phone: Fax:
Sor Juana Ines Services for Abused Women
135 N. San Mateo Drive San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
South Bay Community Church
47385 walrm Springs Blvd. Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
South of Market Child Care
790 Folsom Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 820-3500 Fax: (415) 820-3501
[email protected] somacc@@sirius-mail.com
Provides full day early care and education at two child development sites and additional
services to the SOMA community through a family resources center.
South San Francisco Friends of Parks and Recreation
33 Arroyo Drive South San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Spanish Speaking Citizens Foundation
1470 Fruitvale Ave Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Spanish Speaking Unity Council of Alameda County, Inc.
1900 Fruitvale Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Speak to Children
349 Cherry Street, #2 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Spectrum Center for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual Concerns
1000 Sir Francis Drake Blvd., #10 San Anselmo, CA
Phone: (415) 457-1115 Fax: (415) 457-2838
Marin County's only agency devoted to seving lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender
people through support services for youth and seniors, community education and
advocacy.
Spectrum Community Services, Inc.
1435 Grove Way Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Sports Zone Academy
630 Drake Avenue Marin, CA
Phone: Fax:
Spring Forward
Phone: Fax:
St. Francis Foundation
900 Hyde St., Ste, 1208 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. James Episcopal Church
4620 California Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 751-1198 Fax: (415) 751-1545
St. James Episcopal Church is located at 4620 California Street in the Richmond District.
An open, inclusive welcoming community, we celebrate diversity.
St. Joseph's Center for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing
25580 Campus Drive Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. Luke's Hospital Foundation
3555 Cesar Chavez St. San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. Martins, Inc.
P. O. Box 177 Suisun, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. Mary's Center
635 - 22nd Street Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 893-4723 Fax: (510) 893-0119
www.stmaryscenter.org [email protected]
Serve homeless, at-risk, and homebound seniors: locates permanent housing and health
care, facilitates independent living; senior and family emergency food; educational
enrichment Preschool.
St. Vincent de Paul Society
Phone: Fax:
St. Vincent de Paul Society of San Mateo County
50 North B Street San Mateo, CA
Phone: (650) 373-0622 Fax: (650) 343-9495
www.svdp.org [email protected]
The St. Vincent de Paul Society Particular of San Mateo County (650) 343-4403,
www.svdp.org EIN 94-1375833 Acts as a safety net providing a wide range of
emergency services to the needy in the community who are ineligible for assistamce
elsewhere.
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Contra Costa County
2210 Gladstone Drive Pittsburg, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. Vincent de Paul Society, Marin County
820 B Street San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
St. Vincent de Paul Society/Particular Council of San Francisco
Phone: (415) 977-1270 Fax: (415) 977-1271
www.svdp-sf.org [email protected]
Provides food, clothing and shelter for over 1,000 people per day in San Francisco from
pverty, homelessness, substance abuse and domestic violence.
St. Vincent's Day Home, Inc.
1086 Eighth Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
St.Mary's Medical Center
Phone: (415) 750-5790 Fax: (415) 750-8132
www.stmarysmedicalcenter.com [email protected]
The Foundation exists to support the mission of St. Mary's Medical Center to dedicate
resources to the delivery of compassionate, high quality, and affordable health services in
San Francisco.
STAND! Against Domestic Violence
Phone: Fax:
Star Academy
921 Sir Francis Drake Blvd. San Anselmo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Steller Academy
5301 Curtis Street Fremont, CA
Phone: Fax:
Stepping Stones Growth Center
311 MacArthur Blvd. San Leandro, CA
Phone: (510) 568-3331 Fax: (510) 568-4168
www.steppingstonesgrowth.org [email protected]
Stepping Stones began as a small after school program for children with mental
retardation, 27 years ago. Now, serves nearly 400 clients, providing a continum of
services to people with developmental disabilities.
Stern Grove Festival Association
44 Page St., Ste. 600 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 252-6253 Fax: (415) 252-6250
www.sterngrove.org [email protected]
Stern Grove Festival Association is a non-profit arts presenting organization committed
to providing the people of the Bay Area with admission-free access to diverse performing
arts.
Stiles Hall
Phone: (510) 841-6010 Fax: (510) 841-0132
118-year old community services agency helping inner-city youth stay in school with
U.C. Berkeley mentors and promoting lasting interracial understanding among future
community leaders.
Streetcats Foundation for Youth
267 Lester Ave., Ste. 104 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Streetside Stories
285 Ninth Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 864-5221 Fax: (415) 864-5628
www.streetside.org [email protected]
Streetside uses storytelling and theater to bring literacy arts education to San Francisco
middle-school youth through in-school workshops, after-school programs for struggling
students, and literacy arts training for educators.
Strybing Arboretum Society
9th Avenue at Lincoln Way San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 661-1316 Fax: (415) 661-3539
www.strybing.org [email protected]
Strybing Arboretum Society actively supports Strybing Arboretum and Botanical
Gardens in Golden Gate Park and provides outstanding horticultural, conservation and
environmental education opportunities for people of all ages.
Success by 6
Phone: 415-808-4300 Fax:
www.uwba.org
Success Center, The
1055 Azuar Drive - Mare Island Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 562-5673 Fax: (707) 562-5675
The Success Center provides supportive human services programs to homeless and needy
men, women and families that will lead to wholeness and success.
Summer Search Foundation
Phone: Fax:
Sunny Hills Children's Garden
300 Sunny Hills Drive San Anselmo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Susan G. Komen Breast Cancer Foundation
The Presidio Bldg., 36, Ste. 220 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Sutter VNA & Hospice Foundation
1900 Powell Street, Suite 300 Emeryville, CA
Phone: (510) 450-8724 Fax: (510) 450-8854
www.suttervnaandhospice.org/foundation [email protected]
Supports Sutter VNA & Hospice, which provides compassionate home health and
hospice care to patients and families in their home, regardless of ability to pay.
Swords to Plowshares: Veterans Rights Organization
Phone: (415) 252-4788 Fax: (415) 252-4788
www.swords-to-plowshares.org [email protected]
Provides services, counseling, job training and placement, legal services, and housing to
homeless and low income veterans and educates the public on veterans unmet needs.
Taylor Family Foundation, The / Camp Open Arms, Inc.
5555 Arroyo Road Livermore, CA
Phone: (925) 455-5118 Fax: (925) 455-5008
www.ttff.org [email protected]
The Taylor Family Foundation providesa free summer camp and programming to
Northern California children living with life-threatening illnesses and disablities.
Teach for America
4300 Horton Street, #15 Emeryville, CA
Phone: (510) 450-1266 Fax: (510) 450-8250
www.teachforamerica.org [email protected]
Teach For America is the national corps of outstanding college graduates who commit
two years to teach in under-resourced urban and rural public schools and become lifelong
leaders in the effort to ensure that all children in our nation have an equal chance in life.
Teaming for Technology
Phone: 415-808-4300 Fax:
www.uwba.org
Teen Challenge East Bay
2221 90th Avenue Oakland, CA
Phone: (408) 445-0661 Fax: (408) 445-0651
www.teenchallenge.net [email protected]
Teen Challenge provides successful rehabilitation for men with life-controlling problems
through mentoring, education, training and spiritaul direction.
Telegraph Area Association
2509 Haste Street Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center
660 Lombard Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 421-6443 Fax: (415) 433-1352
www.tel-hi.org [email protected]
Founded in 1890, Tel-Hi is a non-profit resource of self-help and empowerment for
people who live and work in northeast San Francisco.
Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation
201 Eddy Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 776-2151 Fax: (415) 358-3952
www.tndc.org [email protected]
TNDC's mission is to provide safe, affordable housing with support services for lowincome people in the Tenderloin community.
Thad Brown Boys Academy
1345 Ocean Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Theatre Rhinoceros
Phone: Fax:
Through the Looking Glass
2198 Sixth St., Ste. 100 Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Thunder Road Adolescent Treatment Centers, inc.
Phone: (510) 653-5040 Fax: (510) 653-6475
[email protected]
Thunder Road (Adolescent Treatment Centers, Inc.) assists youth to recover from the
abuse of alcohol and drugs and supports their growth as healthy, honorable individuals.
Tibet Justice Center
2288 Fulton St., Ste. #312 Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 786-0588 Fax: (510) 548-3785
www.tibetjusctice.org [email protected]
Advocates self-determination for the Tibetan people. Through legal action and education,
promotes human rights, environmental protection and peaceful resolution of the situation
in Tibet.
Tibetan Nuns Project
2288 Fulton St.,Ste. #312 Berkeley, CA
Phone: (510) 647-3473 Fax: (510) 548-3785
www.tnp.org [email protected]
Tibetan Nuns Project provides education and support to more than 500 nuns in five
different nunneries in northern India.
Tides Center
Presidio Building 1014, P.O. Box 29907 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Today's Youth Matter
402 Birch Avenue San Mateo , CA
Phone: Fax:
Toddler Family Preschool
2779 Hilgard Avenue Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Together in the Mission of Education
301 DeMontfort Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Tony LaRussa's Animal Rescue Foundation
2780 Mitchell Drive Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Track Stars of Tomorrow
1220 Foothill Blvd., Suite F Oakland, CA
Phone: (510) 301-1391 Fax: (510) 536-1630
www.trackstarsoftomorrow.com [email protected]
Track Stars of Tomorrow is a developmental athletic program for inner-city youth. Our
purpose is to support and encourage both recreational and competitive track and field
events for financially disadvantaged children, genders and ethnic groups.
Trak/SocialTech
1350 Bayshore Blvd, Ste. 630 Burlingame, CA
Phone: Fax:
Trauma Service Injury Prevention Program
747 52nd Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Travis Education Foundation
2751 DeRonde Drive Fairfield, CA
Phone: Fax:
Tri-City Homelss Coalition
40849 Fremont Blvd. Fremont, CA
Phone: (510) 657-7409 Fax: (510) 657-7293
www.tricityhomeless.org [email protected]
We provide transitional shelter and housing along with a wide range of support services
to homeless families and individuals seeking to return to stable housing.
Trips for Kids Marin
138 Sunnyside Mill Valley, CA
Phone: (415) 458-2986 Fax:
www.tripsforkids.org [email protected]
Provides mountain biking outings, environmental education, bicycle mechanics training
and computer education for low-income youth. Bicycle Thrift shop, Re-Cyclery, provides
low cost alternative transportation.
Tri-Valley Haven
3663 Pacific Avenue Livermore, CA
Phone: (925) 449-5845 Fax: (925) 449-2684
www.trivalleyhaven.org [email protected]
Tri-Valley Haven, a program for women and their children who are victims of domestic
violence, rape, homelessness and other crisis situations.
Tuskegee Air Men
1300 Bissell Ave., #310 Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
U.S. Chess Trust
3054 US Route 9 W New Windsor , NY
Phone: (845) 562-8350 Fax: (845) 566-0509
www.uschess.org [email protected]
Chess is a positive alternative for at-risk children. Studies indicate that children exposed
to chess show improvement in academic performances and behavioral indicators.
UCSF Aids Health Project
1855 Folsom Street #670 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 502-5859 Fax: (415) 502-7271
www.ucsf.ahp.org [email protected]
The Mission of the UCSF AIDS Health Project is to provide culturally sensitive
counseling and education to stop the spread of HIV infection.
Ujamaa Youth Education Foundation
1714 Franklin St., PMB 127, Ste. 100 Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Ujima Family Recovery Services
1901 Church Lane San Pablo , CA
Phone: Fax:
Union Community Fund of Contra Costa
1333 Pine Street, #E Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 228-0161 Fax: (925) 228-0224
www.unioncommunityfund.org [email protected]
Provides support to community-based efforts strengthening working families, including
job referral and training, afforable housing, immigrant education and assistance, and
hardship and disaster relief.
United Against Sexual Assault of Sonoma County
1420 Guerneville Road # 1 Santa Rosa, CA
Phone: Fax:
United Cerebral Palsy of the Golden Gate
Phone: Fax:
United Council of Human Services, The
2111 Jennings Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 671-1100 Fax: (415) 822-3436
[email protected]
To feed the hungry and alleviate poverty-related problems suffered by the homeless
population and needy families, providing hot meals, emergency food and supportive
services.
United Indian Nations
Phone: Fax:
United Nations Association of San Francisco
3220 Sacramento Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
United Negro College Fund
220 Montgomery Street, Suite 460 San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Unity Council
1900 Fruitvale Avenue, Suite 2A Oakland , CA
Phone: Fax:
Until There's A Cure Foundation
560 Mountain Home Road Redwood City , CA
Phone: (650) 332-3200 Fax: (650) 332-3210
www.until.org [email protected]
We raise funds for HIV/AIDS education, care services and vaccine development. Funds
are raised through bracelet sales, special events and contributions.
USO of Northern California
Mezzanine Level/ Terminal 1 SFO San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 440-2110 Fax: (650) 742-6747
Provide sustenance, information and entertainment to U.S. Forces personnel and their
families at San Francisco, San Jose Airports and Travis AFB USO Centers.
Vacaville Ballet Theater company
P.O. Box 898 Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Vacaville Community Welfare Association
40 Eldridge Avenue, Suite 2 Vacaville , CA
Phone: Fax:
Vacaville CounterForce Police Activites League
1100 Alamo Drive Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Vacaville Police Activities League
40 Eldridge #11 Vacaville, CA
Phone: Fax:
Valley Children's Museum
P.O. Box 305 San Ramon, CA
Phone: Fax:
Valley Community Health Center
4361 Railroad Avenue Pleasanton , CA
Phone: (925) 462-1755 Fax: (925) 931-0712
[email protected]
Provides medical care, drug and alcohol recovery service, mental health counseling, and
WIC nutrition services for indigent and uninsured persons in the Tri-Valley area.
Valley Human Society
273 Spring Street Pleasanton , CA
Phone: (925) 426-8656 Fax: (925) 426-5506
Volunteer-drivien, no-kill animal adoption organization dedicated to finding loving
homes for cars and dogs, humane education and stemming overpopulation in our
surrounding communities.
ValleyCare Health System
5555 West Las Positas Blvd. Pleasanton , CA
Phone: (925) 847-3000 Fax: (925) 416-3688
valleycare.com [email protected]
Provides a comprehensive array of health services - inpatient, outpatient, urgent care and
emergency care - for children and adults in communities of the Tri-Valley.
Vanguard Public Foundation
383 Rhode Islnad St., Ste. 301 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Vietnamese Senior Center of the East Bay
211 Foothill Boulevard, Suite B Oakland , CA
Phone: Fax:
Vision Youthz
938 Valencia Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Voices for Pets
P.O. Box 1605 Lafayette, CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Auxiallary of the Youth Guidance Center
375 Woodside Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 753-7576 Fax: (415) 682-0126
www.voluaxygc.org [email protected]
The Volunteer Auxiallary provides programs, services, and funds to address the needs of
abused and delinquent children who are under the authority of Juvenile Court.
Volunteer Center of Alameda County, The
660 13th Street, Suite 200 Oakland , CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Center of Contra Costa
1820 Bonanza Street, Suite 100 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Center of Napa Valley
1820 Jefferson Street Napa , CA
Phone: (707) 252-6222 Fax: (707) 226-5179
www.volunteernapa.org [email protected]
Engages Napa County volunteers to help solve community problems referring them to
non-profits that help seniors, children, the environment, animals, people in crisis, the
disabled and disaster victims.
Volunteer Center of San Francisco, The
1675 California Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Center of San Mateo County
800 Claremont, Ste. 108 San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Center of Solano County
1812 Capitol St., Ste. D Vallejo, CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Center of the Bay Area, The
1820 Bonanza Street Walnut Creek , CA
Phone: Fax:
Volunteer Legal Services Program of the Bar Association
465 California Street, Suite 1100 San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 982-1600 Fax: (415) 477-2390
www.sfbar.org/vlsp [email protected]
Uses volunteer lawyers to provide free legal services to low-income people in crisis.
These services help stabilize housing, income, and health care for the poor.
Volunteers In Parole
180 Howard Street San Francisco , CA
Phone: (415) 538-2359 Fax: (415) 539-2139
[email protected]
Only mentoring program that recruits attorneys to mentor young adults on parole from
the California Youth Authority, helping them become self-respecting and crime-free.
Walden House, Inc.
520 Townsend Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Walnut Creek Education Foundation
960 Ygnacio Valley Road Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (925) 933-9233 Fax: (925) 944-1768
www.wc-education.org [email protected]
WCEF funds art, music, and P.E. in the elementary schools and assemblies at the middle
school of the Walnut Creek School District.
Walnut Creek Presbyterian Church Foundation
1801 Lacassie Avenue Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: (925) 935-1574 Fax: (925) 935-1737
[email protected]
Presbyterian church serving Walnut Creek and the broader East Bay community.
Wardrobe For Opportunity
1321 Mt. Pisgah Road Walnut Creek , CA
Phone: (925) 935-2146 Fax: (925) 935-2038
www.wardrobe.org [email protected]
Wardrobe for Opportunity is a volunteer-based, non-profit organization that provides free
professional clothing and career support to economically disadvantaged women in the
Bay Area.
We Care - The Barbara Milliff Children's Center
2191 Kirker Pass Road Concord, CA
Phone: Fax:
We Care Bay Area
7 Mabrey Court San Francisco , CA
Phone: Fax:
Week of Caring
Phone: 415-808-4300 Fax:
www.weekofcaring.org [email protected]
Wellness Community
3276 McNutt Avenue Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: Fax:
Wesley Youth Homes
4444 Black Avenue Pleasanton , CA
Phone: Fax:
West Bay Home Health
1784 Sullivan Avenue Daly City , CA
Phone: Fax:
West Coast Post Trauma Retreat
1218 Herbazal Street Sonoma, CA
Phone: Fax:
West County Adult Day Care/Alzheimers Respite
1015 Nevin Avenue, Suite 108 Richmond, CA
Phone: (510) 235-6276 Fax: (510) 234-0496
We offer personal care and theraputic activities.
West Marin Senior Services
P.O. Box 791 Point Reyes Station, CA
Phone: (415) 663-8148 Fax: (415) 663-1268
www.wmss.org [email protected]
WMSS provides no cost social services and case management to seniors and people with
disabilities in West Marin to help them remain safely and independently in our
community.
Whistlestop
930 Tamalpais Avenue San Rafael, CA
Phone: (415) 456-9062 Fax: (415) 456-2858
www.thewhistlestop.org [email protected]
To promote the independence and well-being of senior citizens in Marin County by
providing a comprehensive integrated program of services and activities to enhacne their
quality of life, and transportation services.
Whitney Young Child Development Center
100 Whitney Young Circle San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Widows/Widowers' Network
2116 North Main Street, Suite B Walnut Creek , CA
Phone: (925) 256-7952 Fax:
Provide a safe place where widows and widowers can come to receive understnaing and
support and to help them cope with the trauma following the loss of their spouses.
Wild for Human Rights
1375 Sutter St., #407 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Wilderness Finders Search & Rescue Dog Teams
248 Fernwood Drive Moraga, CA
Phone: (925) 376-8643 Fax: (925) 376-8643
From the Sierras to the World Trade Center, our dog teams search and rescue lost and
entrapped victims, 24 hours a day.
Wilderness Finders Search & Rescue Dog Teams
248 Fernwood Drive Moraga, CA
Phone: (925) 376-8643 Fax: (925) 376-8643
[email protected]
From the Sierras to the World Trade Center, our dog teams search and rescue lost and
entrapped victims, 24 hours a day.
Wildlife Center for Disease and Toxin Investigation
307 Cypress Avenue Kenwood, CA
Phone: Fax:
Women in Community Service
10 United Nations Plaza, Ste. 650 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Women of Faith Recovery Homes
20424 Haviland Avenue Hayward, CA
Phone: Fax:
Women Organized to Make Abuse Nonexistent, Inc. (W.O.M.A.N., Inc.)
333 Valencia Street, #251 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 864-4777 Fax: (415) 864-1082
www.womaninc.org [email protected]
A multi-cultural agency dedicated to breaking the cycle of violence which impacts the
lives of thousands of battered women and children in the San Francisco Bay Area.
Women's Building, The
Phone: (415) 431-1180 Fax: (415) 861-8969
www.womensbuilding.org [email protected]
The Women's Building provides women and girls with the tools and resources to achieve
full and equal participation in society.
Women's Community Clinic
2166 Hayes St., Ste. 104 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 379-7802 Fax: (415) 379-7804
www.thewomensclinic.org [email protected]
The Women's community clinic provides free healthcare for women by women in a safe,
respectful enviroment.
Women's Foundation, The
339 Pine Street, Suite 302 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Women's Initiative for Self-Employment
Phone: Fax:
Women's Recovery Association
1450 Chapin Ave., 1st Fl. Burlingame, CA
Phone: Fax:
Women's Refuge, Inc.
Phone: Fax:
Women's Speciality Program
400 Parnassus Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
WORLD
414 - 13th St., 2nd Fl. Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
World Wind Sports
P.O. Box 902045 Palmdale, CA
Phone: Fax:
Wu Yee Children's Services
831 Broadway Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 391-4721 Fax: (415) 391-4716
www.wuyee.org [email protected]
We strive to provide services and information that improve families self-sufficiency and
problem-solving ability, act as a bridge for families confronting economic, educational,
linguistic and cultural barriers as they seek services.
Xanthos, Inc.
2325 Clement Avenue Alameda, CA
Phone: (510) 522-8363 Fax: (510) 865-1930
[email protected]
Xanthos, Alameda-based, serves the East Bay thru programs including Head Start,
counseling, substance abuse prevention/treatment, emergency shelter for homeless youth,
school-based clinics.
Y.E.L. (Youth Embracing Luv)
4217 Nerissa Circle Fremont, CA
Phone: (510) 739-0714 Fax:
Making a difference in people's lives and building a bridge between the young and old
through songs, dances and genuine giving, especially for the elderly, sick, needy and the
youth - this is what YEL is about.
YMCA Buchanan Branch
1530 Buchanan Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA Coronado Community Center
263 S. 20th Street Richmond, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco
631 Howard Street, Suite 500 San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 777-9622 Fax: (415) 777-6915
www.ymcasf.org [email protected]
This association provides human services programs to 140,000 people for youth, families
and seniors; child care; health and fitness programs, campaign and outdoor education;
counseling.
YMCA of San Francisco Bayview Hunter's Point
1601 Lane Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Central Branch
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Chinatown Branch
855 Sacramento Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Embarcadeo Branch
169 Steuart Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Marin Branch
1500 Los Gamos Drive San Rafael, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Mission Branch
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco North Bay Branch
586 East Wigeon way Suisun, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Peninsula Family Branch
1877 S. Grant Street San Mateo, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Point Bonita Outdoor
Bldg. 981, Fort Barry Sausalito, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Presidio Community Branch
Main Post Gym, Presidio San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Richmond District
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Stonestown Family Branch
333 Eucalyptus Drive San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco Urban Services Branch
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of San Francisco, Camp Jones Gulch
11000 Pescadero Road La Honda, CA
Phone: Fax:
YMCA of the East Bay
Phone: Fax:
Yosemite Fund, The
Phone: Fax:
Yosemite National Institutes
GGNRA Bldg., 1055 Sausalito, CA
Phone: Fax:
Young Audiences of the Bay Area
125 Stillman Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Young Community Developers, Inc.
1715 Yosemite Avenue San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 822-3491 Fax: (415) 822-4958
[email protected]
YCD is an organization that provides employment training and opportunities for San
Francisco residents with a specific focus on the Bay View Hunters Point Area.
Young Women United for Oakland
710 Campbell Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youngae Kim
,
Phone: Fax:
Youth & Family Assistance
609 Price Ave., #205 Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youth & Family Services
1017 Tennessee Street Vallejo, CA
Phone: (707) 647-1520 Fax: (707) 647-1513
[email protected]
Our goal is to help the most vulnerable members of our community heal themselves for
the pain caused by substance abuse, trauma, abuse, delinquency and mental health.
Youth Alive
3300 Elm Street Oakland, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youth Homes, Inc.
1543 Sunnyvale Ave., Ste. 101 Walnut Creek, CA
Phone: 925-933-2627 Fax: 925-933-5824
www.youthhomes.org [email protected]
Youth Homes, Inc is a non-profit organization that provides high quality residential
treatment programs for abused and neglected adolescents in Contra Costa County and
beyond.
Youth Impact Ministries
P.O. Box 2331 Redwood City, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youth Law Center
Phone: Fax:
Youth Leadership Institute
246 First Street, Ste. 400 San Francisco, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youth Radio
1809 University Ave. Berkeley, CA
Phone: Fax:
Youth Tennis Advantage
6001 Shellmound St., #215 Emeryville, CA
Phone: Fax:
YWCA of Contra Costa County
1320 Arnold Dr., Ste. 170 Martinez, CA
Phone: (925) 372-4213 Fax: (925) 372-4216
The YWCA of CCC provides child care services for preschool and school-age children at
seven locations throughout Contra Costa County. The organization also provides health
education and mental health services for children and families.
Zen Hospice Project
273 Page Street San Francisco, CA
Phone: (415) 863-2910 Fax: (415) 863-1768
www.zenhospice.org [email protected]
Provides compassionate service through collaborative volunteer programs, residential
care, and public education which support mututally beneficial relationships among
caregivers and individuals facing death.
Orange County, CA (Orange County’s United Way)
list at: http://www.unitedwayoc.org/UW_Porfolio_booklet_all.pdf:
DEVELOPING CHILDREN AND YOUTH
American Red Cross, OC Chapter
*Big Brothers and Big Sisters
of Orange County
Blind Children’s Learning Center, The
Boy Scouts of America
Orange County Council
*Boys and Girls Club of Anaheim
Boys & Girls Club – Buena Park
*Boy and Girls Clubs of Capo Valley
Boys & Girls Club – Cypress
Boys & Girls Club – Fullerton
Boys & Girls Club – Harbor Area
Boys & Girls Club – Huntington Valley
Boys & Girls Club – La Habra/Brea
Boys & Girls Club – Laguna Beach
Boys & Girls Club – Placentia
Boys & Girls Club – Garden Grove
Boys & Girls Club – Santa Ana
Boys & Girls Club – South Coast Area
Boys & Girls Club – Stanton
Boys & Girls Club – Tustin
Boys & Girls Club – Westminster
Camp Fire Boys & Girls
Catholic Charities
Children’s Home Society
Community Day Preschool
*Family Solutions
FISH Harbor Area, Inc.
Friendly Center, The
Girl Scout Council of Orange County
Girls Inc.
Laguna Club for Kids
*Laura’s House
Los Alamitos Youth Center, Inc.
*Nhan Hoa Health Care Clinic
*Maternal Outreach Management
Olive Crest
Orange Children Parents Together
*Orange County Asian & Pacific
Islander Comm
*Orange County Bar Foundation
*Orange County Child Abuse Prevention
Center Support Network
*Project Tomorrow
*Public Health Foundation
Rehabilitation Institute
of Southern California
Salvation Army, The
Speech and Language
Development Center
*THINK Together
*Turning Point
United Cerebral Palsy
Vietnamese Community
of Orange County, Inc.
YMCA of Orange
YMCA of Orange County
YMCA, Anaheim Family
YWCA of Central Orange County
PROMOTING HEALTH
AIDS Services
Alpha Center, Inc.
American Cancer Society
American Heart Association, Orange County
American Lung Association of Orange County
Arthritis Foundation
Boys & Girls Club–Buena Park
Boys & Girls Club–Santa Ana
Camino Health Center
Catholic Charities
CHOC Foundation for Children
*Community Action Partnership of Orange County
Community Care Health Centers
Community Counseling Center of San Juan Capistrano
*Family Support Network
First Step House of Orange County
Gary Center, The
*Health Care Clinic
*Kids Konnected
Laguna Beach Community Clinic
*Latino Health Access
Lestonnac Free Medical Clinic
Mental Health Association of Orange County
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill of Orange County
National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence, The
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
*Nhan Hoa Health Care Clinic
Olive Crest
Providence Speech & Hearing Center
Rehabilitation Institute of Southern California
Vietnamese Community of Orange County, Inc.
Villa Center, Inc., The
VNA Home Health Systems
YWCA of North Orange County
INCREASING INDEPENDENCE
Catholic Charities
Dayle McIntosh Center
Episcopal Service Alliance
*Friendship Shelter
Gary Center, The
*Giving Children Hope
Goodwill Industries
*H.O.M.E.S.
Human Options
Interval House Crisis Shelters and Centers
for Victims of Domestic Violence
Lutheran Social Services of Southern California
Mental Health Association of Orange County
*Mercy House
*Orangewood
Olive Crest
Orange County Association for Retarded Citizens
Rehabilitation Institute of Southern California
Saint Anselm’s Cross Cultural Community Center
Salvation Army
*Serving People in Need
*Share Our Selves
Speech and Language Development Center
STOP-GAP
Vocational Visions
WISE Place
*Women Helping Women
Women’s Transitional Living Center, Inc.
Youth Employment Services of the Harbor Area, Inc.
YWCA of Central Orange County
YWCA of North Orange County
BUILDING STRONGER FAMILIES
Abrazar, Inc.
Acacia Adult Day Services
*Adult Day Services
Alpha Center, Inc.
*Alzheimer’s Association
Assessment & Treatment
Services Center
Blind Children’s Center, The
Boys & Girls Club–Tustin
Camp Fire Boys & Girls
*Canyon Acres
Casa Youth Shelter
Catholic Charities
Child Guidance Center
*Children’s Bureau of Southern California
Children’s Home Society
Community Counseling Center
of San Juan Capistrano
Council on Aging-Orange County
*Court Appointed Special Advocates
CSP Youlth Shelter
(Community Service Program)
Dayle McIntosh Center
Delhi Center
Episcopal Service Alliance
*Families Forward
*Feedback Foundation
FISH of Fullerton, Inc.
FISH Placentia–Yorba Linda
Friendly Center, The
Gary Center, The
Holy Family Services, Adoption
and Foster Care
Hotline of Southern California
Jewish Family Services
Lestonnac Free Medical Clinic
Lutheran Social Services
Mental Health Association
of Orange County
*Mercy House
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill
of Orange County
Olive Crest
Orange Children Parents Together
*Orange County Child Abuse
Prevention Center
Orange County Youth & Family Services
Orange Elderly Services, Inc.
*Orangewood Children’s Foundation
Rehabilitation Institute
Saint Anselm’s Cross Cultural
Community Center
Salvation Army
South County Senior Services
Southern California Indian Center, Inc.
Southwest Minority Economic
Development Association (SMEDA)
Speech and Language
Development Center
Straight Talk Clinic, Inc.
*The Raise Foundation
Senior Meals & Services
*Thomas House Temporary Shelter
Vietnamese Community
of Orange County, Inc.
Volunteer Exchange
YMCA of Central County
SUCCESS BY 6
NAEYC Accreditation Support Project Participants
Boys and Gils Clubs of Garden Grove Family Campus Preschool
Boys and Gils Clubs of Huntington Valley Kid Connection Branch
Community Day Preschool, Garden Grove
Head Start, Buena Park
Head Start, Huntington Beach
Head Start, Matt Kline
Anaheim Presbyterian Preschool
Happy Child Preschool
Harbor Trinity Preschool
Our Redeemer Lutheran Preschool
Prince of Peace Child Care Center
St. Paul’s Lutheran Preschool
YMCA Children’s Station
A Child’s Place
Estrellitas State Preschool
Hands Together
Head Start Cypress
Los Ninos State Preschool
Migrant Head Start
Providence/San Jose Preschool
Sunrise Child Development Center
Temple Beth Sholom Child Care Center
Zion Lutheran ECE Center
KEEPING KIDS ON TRACK
Anaheim Achieves
Anaheim Family YMCA
Boys and Girls Club Collaborative
Central Orange Coast YMCA Collaborative
Community Action Partnership of Orange County
Los Alamitos Youth Center
Orange County Department of Education
Santa Ana Education Foundation–Pio Pico Elementary Collaboration
SOMOS FAMILIA
California Kids Healthcare
Latino Health Access
Mission Hospital
The RAISE Foundation
Project Tomorrow
Santa Ana Education Foundation
Community Service Programs
Neighborhood Housing Services
Los Angeles (United Way of Greater Los Angeles)
list at: http://www.unitedwayoc.org/UW_Porfolio_booklet_all.pdf:
1736 Family Crisis Center Code # 13592
2116 Arlington Avenue, Suite 200
Los Angeles, CA 90018
(323) 737-3900 www.1736familycrisiscenter.org
Four 24-hour hotlines, two runaway/homeless youth
shelters, five battered women’s/children’s shelters, two
community centers (outpatient counseling/case management),
outreach, volunteer program.
AbilityFirst Code # 15765
1300 Green Street
Pasadena, CA 91106
(626) 396-1010 www.abilityfirst.org
AbilityFirst provides programs and services to help children
and adults with physical and developmental disabilities
realize their full potential throughout their lives.
Activities for Retarded Children (ARC) Code # 13651
6456 Whitsett Avenue
North Hollywood, CA 91606
(818) 762-4365
Provides housing, therapeutic recreation, socialization and
adult education through Saturday Camp, day care, residential
camp, self advocacy, independent living and job skills training.
AIDS Project Los Angeles (APLA) Code # 13719
3550 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite 300
(213) 201-1600 www.apla.org
APLA improves lives affected by HIV disease by providing
direct services; through risk-reduction education; and
advocating for fair and effective public policy.
All Peoples Christian Center Code # 13757
822 E. 20th Street
(213) 747-6357 www.allpeoplescc.org
Family Resource Center for individual, youth and family
development:After-school activities 1st-12th grade, gang
prevention/intervention, day care, high school, supplemental
food, ESL, parenting, and senior services.
Alternative Living for the Aging Code # 13805
937 N. Fairfax Avenue
West Hollywood, CA 90046
(323) 650-7988
A free roommate matching program and five cooperative
apartment communities for low-income seniors—providing
companionship, a sense of security, affordable housing, and
sometimes assistance.
American Cancer Society, Code # 13879
Los Angeles Region*
3333 Wilshire Boulevard, Suite #900
(213) 386-7660 opt.3 www.cancer.org
The American Cancer Society fights cancer through volunteer
action by funding research, providing education and advocacy
programs and serving cancer patients and their families.
American Diabetes Association* Code # 13934
(213) 966-2890 www.diabetes.org
A national volunteer health organization dedicated to raising
funds for diabetes research and for delivering educational
and community programs in the prevention and treatment of
the disease.
American Heart Association, Code # 13969
Los Angeles Affiliate*
(213) 580-1408 www.americanheart.org
A community-based organization funding heart and stroke
research and education in Los Angeles County.
American Red Cross Code # 14098
of Greater Los Angeles
2700 Wilshire Boulevard
(213) 739-5202 www.acrossla.org
A volunteer-led humanitarian organization chartered by
Congress to provide relief to victims of disaster and to help
people prevent, prepare for and respond to emergencies.
American Red Cross, Code # 14041
Antelope Valley Chapter
2715 East Avenue P
Palmdale, CA 93550
(661) 267-0650
A volunteer-led humanitarian organization which provides
services to military and veterans, blood drives, youth and
safety training, disaster response and community support.
American Red Cross,Arcadia Chapter Code # 14043
376 W. Huntington Drive
Arcadia, CA 91007
(626) 447-2193 www.redcross.org/ca/arcadia
Glendale-Crescenta Valley Chapter
1501 S. Brand Boulevard
Glendale, CA 91204
(818) 243-3121 www.arcglendale.org
Greater Long Beach Chapter
3150 E. 29th Street
Long Beach, CA 90806
(562) 595-6341 www.greaterlongbeachrc.org
Rio Hondo Chapter
6706 S. Friends Avenue
Whittier, CA 90601
(562) 945-3944 www.arcriohondo.org
San Gabriel Valley Chapter
430 Madeline Road
Pasadena, CA 91109
(626) 799-0841 www.sgvarc.org
Santa Monica Chapter
1450 11th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(310) 394-3773 www.redcrossofsantamonica.org
Antelope Valley Council Code # 14245
on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency
44815 Fig Avenue, Suite 101
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-5046 www.avys.av.org
Alcoholism and drug dependency information, assessment,
referrals, prevention, education, diversion programs and
drug testing. Referral center for all youth issues; publisher
of The Red Book Directory.
Antelope Valley Domestic Code # 14249
Violence Council
Post Office Box 2980
Lancaster, CA 93539
(661) 949-1916
Valley Oasis is a 60 day emergency shelter for victims of
domestic violence. Services include: 24-hour emergency
shelter, crisis intervention, counseling, child care, transitional
housing, outreach, parenting, CalWorks, legal services, job
development.
Asian American Drug Abuse Program Code # 14356
5318 S. Crenshaw Boulevard
(323) 293-6284 www.aadapinc.org
Provides residential and outpatient substance abuse treat
ment; prevention services and employment access services for
youth and adults throughout Los Angeles County. AADAP’s
motto is “People Need People.”
Asian Youth Center Code # 14382
100 W Clary Avenue
San Gabriel, CA 91776
(626) 309-0622 www.asianyouthcenter.org
Addresses social service and health needs of youth and
families with a focus on Asian immigrants, enabling those
served to adapt and contribute to a multicultural society.
Assistance League Code # 14396
of Antelope Valley Preschool Day Care Center
808 W. Newgrove
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 948-1513 [email protected]
Full-day preschool/day care for children 2 to 6 years old
from low to moderate income families on a sliding scale fee
schedule.
of Southern California Family Service Agency
1360 N. Saint Andrews Place
(323) 469-5893 www.Assistanceleague.net
Family Service Agency specializes in providing individual,
couple, family, and group counseling, parent education classes,
domestic violence classes, and child abuse and neglect
prevention/intervention.
of Southern California Learning Center
1375 N. St Andrews Place
Hollywood, CA 90028
(323) 466-8164 www.alsckids.com
Within a safe, nurturing environment, the Learning Center
provides affordable care and quality “model” programs for
infants, toddlers, preschoolers, kindergartners, and young
school-age children.
Aviva Family and Children’s Services Code # 14474
7120 Franklin Avenue
(323) 876-0550 avivacenter.org
Residential diagnostic, treatment and emancipation program
for girls 12-18. Non-public individualized special education
high school. Specialized foster care and independent living
program to help build productive lives.
Barbara & Ray Alpert Jewish Code # 14500
Community Center
3801 E.Willow Street
(562) 426-7601
Multifaceted and multidisciplinary agency providing wide
range of social services, leisure time, character building and
socialization programs for all ages including childcare,
senior, adult and teens.
Basic Adult Spanish Education (BASE) Code # 14506
7009 Owensmouth Avenue, Suite #101
Canoga Park, CA 91303
(818) 348 4771 [email protected]
Programs and services in Spanish and English literacy, job
training/placement in childcare and elder care, immigration
and cultural transition programs.
Bet Tzedek Legal Services Code # 14567
145 S. Fairfax Avenue, Room #200
(323) 549-5819 www.bettzedek.org
Bet Tzedek,“The House of Justice,” provides free,
compassionate, high-quality legal services to the elderly,
indigent and disabled of Los Angeles, regardless of ethnic
background.
Beverly Hills Community Code # 13361
Sports Center
9930 S Santa Monica Boulevard
Beverly Hills, CA 90212
(310) 553-0731 www.bhcsc.net
Services include organized sports, afterschool care for
children of working parents, physical fitness, informal
education, camping and youth development activities.
United Way’s Bridging the Gap funding supports Learning for
Life, an in-school academic enrichment and character education
program. Each Boy Scout Council selects the components it will
implement. Elementary: lessons cover social, ethical and academic
skills. Junior high: program moves into a school-to-career
emphasis. Senior high: students learn how to get and keep a job.
Special education: teaches youth with disabilities the life skills
needed to achieve self-sufficiency. Explorer posts at community
business and agencies provide opportunities for young people to
learn about specific careers.
Boy Scouts of America, Code # 14706
Long Beach Council – Learning for Life
401 E. 37th St, PO Box 7338
(562) 427-0911 www.longbeachbsa.org
Los Angeles Area Council – Learning for Life
1631 W. Beverly Boulevard, 2nd Floor P.O. Box 26910
(213) 250-1131
San Gabriel Valley Council – Learning for Life
3450 E. Sierra Madre Boulevard
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 351-8815 www.sgvcbsa.org
Southern Sierra Council
2417 M Street
Bakersfield, CA 93301
(661) 325-9036 southernsierrabsa.org
Verdugo Hills Council – Learning for Life
1325 Grandview Avenue
Glendale, CA 91201
(818) 243-6282 www.vhcbsa.org
Western Los Angeles County – Learning for Life
16525 Sherman Way, Council Unit C-8
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 901-4891 www.lfl-la.org
Boys and Girls Club, Challengers Code # 14756
5029 S.Vermont Avenue
(323) 971-6161 www.cbgcla.org
Offers youth an opportunity to develop leadership,
cooperation, self-esteem, decision-making skills, a sense of
usefulness, and other qualities which underlie mature
adulthood through a variety of programs.
Boys and Girls Club, Eastside Code # 14767
324 N. McDonnell Avenue
(323) 263-4955 www.elabgc.org
After-school program provider for East Los Angeles youth
ages 6-18. Offers an opportunity to develop leadership,
cooperation, self-esteem, decision-making skills and other
qualities of mature adulthood.
Boys and Girls Club, East Valley Code # 14766
P.O. Box 248, 4100 Baldwin Park Boulevard
Baldwin Park, CA 91706
(626) 338-1854
usefulness, and other qualities which develop mature
Boys and Girls Club, Hollywood Code # 14786
850 N. Cahuenga Boulevard
Hollywood, CA 90038
(323) 467-2007 www.bgchollywood.com
Services to youth, ages 6 to 18, Mon - Fri, 7:30am to 6:00 pm.
Homework assistance, tutoring, computers, music, arts,
dance, sports, gym, gameroom, summer program, field trips,
community service.
Boys and Girls Club, Long Beach Code # 14797
3635 Long Beach Boulevard
(562) 595-5945 www.bgclublb.org
Our mission is to provide a positive, safe and nurturing
environment where youth are encouraged to become
responsible members of the community.
Boys and Girls Club, Los Angeles Code # 14799
2635 Pasadena Avenue
(323) 221-9111 labgc.org
To inspire and empower young people in the northeast Los
Angeles area to realize their full potential through affordable,
quality, educational, social, cultural and recreational activities.
Boys and Girls Club, Pasadena Code # 14821
3230 E. Del Mar Boulevard
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 449-9100
The Boys and Girls Clubs of Pasadena promotes the health,
education, social, vocational and character development of
boys and girls ages two through seventeen.
Boys and Girls Club, Rio Hondo Code # 14828
7104 Perry Road
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
(562) 927-2677
cooperation, self esteem, decision making skills, a sense of
usefulness and other qualities which develop mature adulthood
through a variety of programs.
Boys and Girls Club, Rosemead Code # 14830
7850 Garvey Avenue
Rosemead, CA 91770
(626) 572-7015
cooperation, self-esteem, decision-making, sense of usefulness
and other qualities which develop mature adulthood through
a variety of programs.
Boys and Girls Club, Salesian Code # 14831
3218 Wabash Avenue
(323) 263-7519 www.salesianclubsofLA.org
The Salesian Club of Los Angeles offers youth constructive
opportunities to develop leadership, citizenship, positive life
goals and meaningful involvement in the community.
Boys and Girls Club, Code # 14836
San Fernando Valley
11251 Glenoaks Boulevard
Pacoima, CA 91331
(818) 896-5261 bgcsfv.org
The Boys & Girls Club of San Fernando Valley offers family
support programs with a special focus on youth to develop
effective social, educational, vocational and leadership skills.
San Gabriel Valley
2740 Mountain View Road
El Monte, CA 91732
Comprehensive youth guidance agency serving at-risk youth
in the central San Gabriel Valley. Primary focus is delinquency
and gang prevention, social adjustment and social development.
Boys and Girls Club, San Pedro Code # 14842
1200 South Cabrillo Avenue
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 833-1322 bgcsp.org
cooperation, self-esteem, decision making skills, a sense of
usefulness and other qualities which develop mature
Santa Clarita Valley
24909 Newhall Avenue
Newhall, CA 91321
(661) 254-2582 scvbgc.org
Offer youth an opportunity to develop leadership,
cooperation, self esteem, decision making skills, a sense of
Boys and Girls Clubs, Santa Monica Code # 14849
1238 Lincoln Boulevard
(310) 393.9629
The Boys and Girls Club of Santa Monica is a non-profit
social service youth agency serving boys and girls between
the ages of 7 and 18.
Boys and Girls Club,Variety Code # 14863
2530 Cincinnati Street
(323) 269-3177
cooperation, self esteem, decision-making skills, a sense of
Boys and Girls Club,Venice Code # 14864
2232 Lincoln Boulevard
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 390-4477 bgcv.org
Youth services include: Education and career development,
health/life skills, the arts, leadership development,
sports/fitness/recreation, professional counseling and
meal/snack programs.
Watts/Willowbrook
1339 E. 120th Street
(323) 567-2278 wwbgc.org
Provides delinquency prevention and youth development
programs and services for boys and girls age 7-18.
Programs promote good health, social, educational,
vocational, character and leadership development.
West San Gabriel Valley
328 S. Ramona Avenue
Monterey Park, CA 91754
(626) 573-2831 wsgvbgc.org
Youth development center offering after-school programs
that include educational enrichment, sports, character
development, drug awareness and social recreation.
Boys and Girls Club,Whittier Code # 14873
7905 Greenleaf Avenue
Whittier, CA 90602
(562) 945-3787 bgclubwhittier.org
We offer youth opportunities to expand their education
and develop leadership, self-esteem and good decision-making
skills through a variety of programs.
Boys and Girls Club,Wilmington Code # 14874
1444 W. Q Street
Wilmington, CA 90744
(310) 549-8323
Burbank Center for Code # 14934
the Retarded (BCR)
230 E.Amherst Drive
Burbank, CA 91504
(818) 843-4907
Day activity program for developmentally disabled/mentally
retarded adults, and extended day care for adults and
school age children.
C
Camp Fire Boys and Girls Club, Code # 15079
Greater Compton
450 W. Raymond Street
Compton, CA 90220
(310) 604-1104
A youth development organization offering clubs, camping,
self-reliance and leadership/behavioral modification classes
and educational enhancement programs to build caring,
confident youth and future leaders.
Camp Fire Boys and Girls, Code # 15081
Long Beach Area Council
7070 E. Carson Street
(562) 421-2725 www.campfirelb.org
Programs include small groups, leadership development,
mentoring, camping, challenge by choice, service and selfreliance.
All focused on building caring, confident youth and
future leaders.
Catholic Big Brothers Big Sisters Code # 15184
3300 W.Temple Street
(213) 251-9800 www.catholicbigbrothers.org
Volunteer mentors are matched individually and in groups
with youth ages 7-15 of all faiths and cultures throughout
LA County to help them socially and academically.
Catholic Charities of Los Angeles Code # 15200
1531 W. James M.Wood Boulevard
(213) 251-3400 www.catholiccharitiesla.org
Helps over 225,000 people yearly: direct assistance, food,
shelter, childcare, education/job skills, counseling, aging
services, refugee/immigration assistance, serving all ages,
races, ethnicities, and religions.
Center for the Pacific-Asian Family Code # 15279
543 N. Fairfax Avenue, Room 108
(323) 653-4045
Building healthy and safe communities by responding to the
problem of family violence and violence against women with
culturally and linguistically accessible services.
Child & Family Center Code # 11490
21545 Centre Point Pkwy
Santa Clarita, CA 91350
(661) 259-9439 childfamilycenter.org
Provides evaluations, assessment and treatment of children,
adolescents and their families through early intervention,
education, preschool/day care and mental health services.
Child and Family Guidance Center Code # 15347
9650 Zelzah Avenue
Northridge, CA 91325
(818) 993-9311 www.childguidance.org
Mental health treatment for emotionally troubled children
and families. Services include outpatient treatment, child
abuse prevention, delinquency prevention, school programs
and residential homes.
Child Care Information Service Code # 15350
2698 Mataro Street
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 449-8221
CCIS assists families with child care referrals, emergency
care, subsidized care for qualifying families and promotes
quality child care through trainings such as early literacy.
ChildNet Youth and Family Services Code # 15380
P.O. Box 4550
(562) 498-5500 www.childnet.net
Residential treatment for adolescent boys; special education
for adolescents; day treatment; foster care, all ages; in-home
counseling and abuse prevention, parenting instruction.
Children’s Bureau Code # 21785
3910 Oakwood Avenue
Provides child abuse prevention and intervention,
in-home/on-site counseling, parent education, support
groups, foster care, adoption, school-based services and
mental health counseling.
Children’s Center of the Antelope Valley Code # 15418
1055 W.Avenue M, Suite 110
Lancaster, CA 93534
(661) 949-1206 childrenscenter.av.org
Private, non-profit community based agency engaged in
prevention, education and treatment of child abuse.
The Children’s Clinic Code # 15424
2801 Atlantic Avenue
(562) 933-0430 www.thechildrensclinic.org
Provides quality, compassionate, comprehensive healthcare
services and culturally sensitive and linguistically appropriate
health education and promotion to medically underserved,
low-income and high risk children and families.
Children’s Dental Health Clinic Code # 15429
(562) 933-3141
The Children’s Dental Health Clinic is a comprehensive
clinic providing a wide range of dental services to lowincome
children on a sliding scale fee basis.
Children’s Home Society of California Code # 15436
1300 W. Fourth Street
(213) 240-5900 www.chs-ca.org
Since 1891, CHS has provided quality services to families in
California.Today, we provide child care and development,
community education, and family resource services.
Children’s Institute International (CII) Code # 15457
711 S. New Hampshire Avenue
(213) 385-5100 www.childrensinstitute.org
CII provides child abuse treatment and prevention, mental
health, early childhood, and foster care services, training for
professionals and pilot projects advancing knowledge in
the field.
Childrens Hospital Los Angeles Code # 15446
4650 Sunset Boulevard - Mail Stop #29
(323) 660-2450 www.childrenshospitalla.org
A community-based medical center with national and
international impact, providing specialized, multidisciplinary
treatment and prevention of children and youth’s most
complex medical problems.
Chinatown Service Center Code # 15472
767 N. Hill Street, Suite 400
(213) 808-1700 www.cscla.org
Provides a licensed health clinic, employment services,
counseling, immigration and cultural transition assistance,
community economic development, elderly home care and
youth development programs. Languages: Chinese,
Vietnamese, Cambodian, Spanish and English.
Community Family Guidance Center Code # 15640
10929 S. Street, Suite 208B
Cerritos, CA 90703
(562) 924-5526 www.cfgconline.com
Child abuse treatment and prevention services, school-based
child abuse prevention program, parent program and
outpatient mental health services to emotionally disturbed
children and their families.
Constitutional Rights Foundation Code # 15692
601 S. Kingsley Drive
(213) 487-5590 www.crf-usa.org
Civic and law-related education to prepare youth for active
and responsible citizenship by familiarizing them with the
political, legal and economic systems of their communities.
D
Desert Haven Enterprises Code # 15847
43437 Copeland Circle
Lancaster, CA 93535
(661) 948-8402
Enabling persons with developmental disabilities to
overcome barriers to employment through vocational
training, job placement, community-based employment and
supportive services.
Didi Hirsch Community Code # 15872
Mental Health Center
4760 S. Sepulveda Boulevard
Culver City, CA 90230
(310) 390-6612 www.didihirsch.org
Provides a full range of mental health, substance abuse and
counseling programs to children, adults and older adults.
Disabled Resources Center Code # 15886
2750 E. Spring Street, Suite 100
(562) 427-1000 www.drcinc.org
DRC serves people with disabilities of all ages in the areas
of housing, independent living skills/peer support, homemaker
referrals, advocacy, information and referral.
E
Eastmont Community Center Code # 15990
701 S. Hoefner Avenue
Community-based organization providing social services
designed to improve the quality of life for children, families
in crisis and senior citizens.
Edwards Air Force Base Code # 16004
Youth Activities
36 N.Wolfe Avenue, (95 MSG/SVYY)
Edwards AFB, CA 93524
(661) 277-8290
Recreation program for base personnel youth ages 5-18.
Program includes sports, school age care, social programs,
classes, self-directed activities, field trips and community
service projects.
Eisner Pediatric and Family Code # 19048
Medical Center
1530 S. Olive Street
(213) 746-1037 www.pedcenter.org
Comprehensive pediatric medical, dental and orthodontia
services, early intervention for developmentally handicapped
infants, children’s day care, adult and adolescent medical clinic.
El Calvario Community Center Code # 16005
11234 E. Montecito Drive
El Monte, CA 91731
(626) 444-4541
Neighborhood-centered programs in preschool, adult classes,
parenting classes, immigration and legalization, citizenship,
youth development, counseling, youth and family literacy, job
placement and referrals.
El Centro de Accion Social Code # 16011
Pasadena, CA 91105
(626) 792-3148 www.elcentropasadena.org
Community agency providing bilingual services for seniors,
youth educational services, technical assistance to microenterprises
and information and referrals to the lowincome
community of greater Pasadena.
El Centro de Amistad Code # 16012
21044 Sherman Way, Suite 101
(818) 347-8565
El Centro de Amistad is a grass-roots organization that
provides an array of culturally competent services to
low-income, impoverished and distressed families of the San
Fernando Valley.
El Monte/South El Monte Code # 16021
Emergency Resources Association
2645 Lee Avenue, #6
South El Monte, CA 91733
(626) 444-7269
Services include emergency food, clothing, furniture, blankets,
diapers, utility assistance, motel vouchers, school uniforms,
housing assistance and comfort kits for the homeless.
El Nido Family Centers Code # 16025
500 Shatto Place, Suite 425
(213) 384-1600 www.elnidofamilycenters.org
El Nido Family Centers provide comprehensive counseling,
parent education and case management services to children,
youth at-risk, pregnant/parenting teens and families.
El Rescate Code # 16033
1313 W. 8th Street, Suite 200
(213) 387-3284 www.elrescate.org
A multi-service agency located in the Pico-Union area of
Los Angeles providing legal services, workers’ rights defense
and community economic development.
F
Families in New Directions/Crenshaw Code # 16127
Consortium
3756 Santa Rosalia Drive, Suite 213
(323) 296-3781
Services include counseling for families, teens and children,
parent education,AIDS education, violence prevention,
tobacco prevention, gang prevention, child abuse prevention
and treatment.
Family Counseling Services Code # 16132
of West San Gabriel Valley
10229 Lower Azusa Road
Temple City, CA 91780
(626) 350-4400
Serving San Gabriel Valley, services prevent family dysfunction
and abuse through professional therapy, substance abuse
treatment/prevention, domestic violence services and an
Asian Helpline.
Family Service Agency of Burbank Code # 16149
2013 W. Magnolia Boulevard
Burbank, CA 91506
(818) 845-7671
A professional counseling and educational center.
Family Service of Long Beach Code # 16158
1041 Pine Avenue
(562) 436-9893 www.fslb.org
Develops programs and provides services to address the
changing needs of the community to strengthen individuals
and families through counseling, education and in-home
services.
Five Acres - The Boys’ and Girls’ Code # 16238
Aid Society of Los Angeles County
760 W. Mountain View Street
Altadena, CA 91001
(626) 798-6793 www.5acres.org
A therapeutic center for the prevention and treatment of
child abuse/neglect: residential and education programs for
youth, mental health, school/home-based services, foster
care, adoptions, deaf services and family preservation.
Foothill Family Service Code # 16281
2500 E. Foothill Boulevard, Suite. 300
Pasadena, CA 91107
626-564-1613 www.foothillfamily.org
Multi-service, multi-lingual, professional counseling,
educational, case management and social services for
children, seniors and families throughout San Gabriel Valley.
Services are affordable and accessible.
For The Child Code # 16289
4565 California Avenue
(562) 422-8472 forthechild.org
For The Child’s mission is to prevent child abuse and
neglect through effective education and outreach programs
- child, parent and community - and to treat child victims of
abuse (primarily age 12 and below).
Friends of Jackie Robinson Park Code # 16362
8773 E.Avenue R
Littlerock, CA 93543
To provide a safe and fun environment for the children
attending the park and to promote the welfare and education
of children and adults living in the communities served.
G
Girl Scouts,Angeles Council Code # 16439
2525 Ocean Park Boulevard
(310) 450-3720 www.angeles.org
Girl Scout-trained adult volunteers give every girl everywhere
opportunities to develop self-esteem and positive values, and
expand skills and knowledge to become happy, resourceful
citizens.
Girl Scouts, Code # 16444
Greater Long Beach Council
4040 Bellflower Boulevard
(562) 421-8456 www.gscglb.org
GSCGLB provides opportunities for girls between 5-17
years of age to develop self-esteem, preparing them to
meet life’s challenges and achieve their full potential.
Girl Scouts, Joshua Tree Council Code # 16447
1831 Brundage Lane
Bakersfield, CA 93304
(661) 327-1409 www.girlsfirStreet.org
Program for girls, ages 5-17, to develop leadership, values,
patriotism and community service. Serves Santa Clarita
Valley,Antelope Valley and Kern County/High Sierra Area
Girl Scouts, Mt.Wilson Vista Council Code # 16450
101 E.Wheeler Avenue
Arcadia, CA 91006
(626) 445-7771 www.gsmwvc.org
Serves girls, ages 5-17, in 23 diverse San Gabriel Valley
communities. Through trained, adult volunteers, girls
develop confidence, values, skills, citizenship and community
service.
Girl Scouts, Code # 16459
San Fernando Valley Council
9421 Winnetka Avenue
Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818) 886-1801 www.sfvgsc.org
In partnership with adults, girls expand their self-esteem
and learn the importance of community while enhancing
values, decision making and leadership skills.
Good Shepherd Shelter Code # 16522
2561 Venice Boulevard
(323) 737-6111
A long-term treatment and education-oriented shelter for
battered women and their children aimed at ending the
generational cycle of violence.
Greater Los Angeles Code # 16570
Council on Deafness
2222 Laverna Avenue
(323) 478-8000 www.gladinc.org
Provides a wide array of health, human, parent education,
and employment services and affordable housing to the deaf
and hard of hearing community at its Deaf Community
Center and outreach offices.
Guidance Center Code # 16569
(formerly Greater Long Beach Child Guidance Center)
3711 Long Beach Boulevard, Suite 600
(562) 595-1159
Provides bilingual comprehensive mental health services —
prevention, emergency response, psycho-education, day
rehabilitation and outpatient mental health treatment — for
children, adolescents and their families.
H
Hathaway Children Code # 16654
and Family Services
P.O Box 923670
Sylmar, CA 91392
(818) 896-2474 www.hathawaychildren.org
Provides a continuum of quality services to promote
healthy development of vulnerable and troubled children
and families through community programs, special education
and residential treatment.
Haven Hills Code # 16655
P.O. Box 260
(818) 887-7481 www.havenhills.org
Haven Hills provides emergency and transitional services
to adult and child victims of domestic violence and
prevention/education services to the community.
Help Group Child and Family Center Code # 17974
13130 Burbank Boulevard
Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
(818) 781-0360 http://www.TheHelpGroup.org
Offers a wide range of services including child abuse
prevention/intervention, family preservation, foster family,
mental health programs for children and familes with
special needs.
Helpline Youth Counseling Code # 16708
12440 E. Firestone Boulevard, Suite 1000
Norwalk, CA 90650
(562) 864-3722 www.vfnet.com
Child, youth and family counseling with a focus on
prevention of delinquency, child abuse/neglect, domestic
violence and drug/alcohol abuse.
Hollenbeck Police Business Code # 16766
Council/Youth Center
2015 E. First Street
(323) 881-6562 www.hollenbeckyouthcenter.com
Provides delinquency prevention activities through
educational and recreational activities, contact with police
officers as role models and community services for seniors.
Human Services Association & Tri-City Code # 16917
6800 E. Florence Avenue
Bell Gardens, CA 90201
(562) 806-5400 www.hsala.org
Comprehensive family services programs, including counseling,
parenting classes, teen pregnancy prevention, emergency
services, food distribution and long-term care programs for
the elderly.
I
Information and Referral Code # 16988
Federation of Los Angeles County
526 W. Las Tunas Drive
(626) 350-1841 www.infoline-la.org
The country’s largest 24-hour multilingual human services
information and referral program, INFO LINE provides
accurate and current information about community
resources and services in Los Angeles County.
Intercommunity Child Code # 19521
Guidance Center
8106 Broadway Avenue
Whittier, CA 90606
(562) 692-0383 vfnet.com
ICGC is a private non-profit agency that provides mental
health services for children/adololescents with emotional
and behavioral problems.
International Institute of Los Angeles Code # 17035
3845 Selig Place
International Institute provides a comprehensive array of
social services in 18 languages. Preschool children, at-risk
youth and families, immigrants, refugees and seniors receive
quality services.
J
Japanese Community Pioneer Code # 17114
Social Services Center
244 S. San Pedro Street, Suite 301
(213) 680-1656
Multiple social and cultural services for senior citizens
provided by bilingual and bicultural volunteers.
Jenesse Center Code # 17137
3731 Stocker Street, 2nd Floor
(323) 299-9496 www.jenessecenter.org
Comprehensive services to victims of domestic violence,
including shelter and transitional apartments, children/
adolescent programs, mental health counseling, vocational
programs, legal advocacy, health advocacy, parenting classes
and community education/outreach.
Jewish Big Brothers Big Sisters/ Code # 17148
Camp Max Straus
6505 Wilshire Boulevard, 6th Floor
(323) 761-8675 www.jbbbsla.org
The Big Brother/Big Sister program offers one-to-one
supervised mentoring/counseling for Jewish girls and boys.
For at-risk kids, a non-sectarian, interracial therapeutic
summer camp is offered.
Jewish Community Centers Code # 17171
13164 Burbank Boulevard
Sherman Oaks, CA 91401
(818)374-7077
JCC/GLA provides a range of social, cultural, informational,
educational and food distribution programs for all ages
through its countywide community centers.
Jewish Family & Children’s Service Code # 17201
of Long Beach
3801 E.Willow Street, Suite 219
(562) 427-7916 www.jfcslongbeach.org
JFCS is a multi-service agency, helping people of all ages face
life’s challenges with dignity, through professional counseling,
care-management, protective and support services.
Jewish Family Service Los Angeles Code # 17224
6505 Wilshire Boulevard, 5th floor
(323) 761-8800 www.jfsla.org
As a community-based organization, we provide health and
social services to seniors, immigrants, families and children
as they face issues in every stage of their life cycle.
Jewish Federation Code # 17253
6505 Wilshire Boulevard
(323) 761-8000 www.jewishla.org
The Jewish Federation is the central outreach institution for
the Jewish community. It provides planning, community
relations and fund-raising support to 15 social service and
educational organizations.
Jewish Free Loan Association Code # 17261
(323) 761-8830 www.jfla.org
A non-sectarian, interest-free lending agency offering loans
to individuals and families facing financial challenges with
housing, transportation, medical expenses, education, family
emergencies and life-cycle events.
Jewish Vocational Service Code # 17276
6505 Wilshire Boulevard, #200
(323) 761-8888 www.jvsla.org
Founded in 1931, JVS offers to individuals, businesses and
agencies high quality programs related to job seeking,
career planning, skills assessment, training and retraining.
K
Korean Health, Education, Code # 17445
Information & Research (KHEIR) Center
3727 W. 6th. Street, #410
(213) 427-4000 www.koreanhealth.org
Provides health and social services, including community
medical clinic, health education, adult day health care, and
case management, to Korean Americans and neighboring
communities.
Korean Youth and Community Center Code # 17450
680 S.Wilton Place
(213) 365-7400 www.kyccla.org
KYCC offers counseling, academic, youth development,
economic development, drug/gang prevention and
environmental programs for the multiethnic Koreatown
community and Koreans throughout the Los Angeles area.
L
L.A. Gay & Lesbian Center Code # 17467
1625 Schrader Boulevard
(323) 993-7696 www.laglc.org
Empowers people to lead full and rewarding lives, without
limits based on sexual orientation and gender identity,
through the highest quality educational, cultural and
wellness programs
La Casa de San Gabriel Code # 17481
Community Center
203 E. Mission Road
(626) 286-2145 lacasacommunitycenter.org
Preschool, tutoring, parenting, citizenship, ESL classes,
Spanish language computer training, emergency assistance,
health services, domestic violence counseling, assistance for
families and resource and referral services.
Labor Community Services Code # 17529
(213) 427.9044
Provides information, referral and direct services including
food, shelter, utility payments and other emergency assistance
to people in need.
Legal Aid Foundation of Los Angeles Code # 17693
1102 Crenshaw Boulevard
(323) 801-7991 www.lafla.org
Free legal assistance to low-income people with housing,
government benefits, family, consumer, immigration and
employment problems, and to groups engaged in community
economic development.
Literacy Network Code # 17816
202 W. First Street
(213) 237-6643 www.literacynetwork.org
We provide volunteers, learners and teaching materials to
about 250 literacy programs to teach basic literacy skills to
500,000 in LA County and surrounding counties.
Long Beach Community Code # 17944
Improvement League
2222 Olive Avenue
(562) 426-8897
Its mission is to enhance the social, economic, cultural and
educational development of the low-income children and
families of Long Beach’s disadvantaged community.
Long Beach Day Nursery Code # 17949
1548 Chestnut Avenue
(562) 591-0509 www.lbdn.org
Operates 3 full-time child care centers in Long Beach,
serving working families with children 0-6. Accredited by
the National Association for the Education for Young
Children.
Los Angeles Centers for Alcohol Code # 17972
and Drug Abuse
11015 Bloomfield Avenue
Santa Fe Springs, CA 90670
(562) 906-2676 www.lacada.com
Substance abuse treatment and prevention services including
adult residential, women and children alternative sentencing,
outpatient counseling, drug education, domestic violence
treatment and HIV/AIDS outreach.
Los Angeles Child Care and Code # 17976
Development Council
2701 N. Main Street
(323) 223-3313
Early education care and development services for children
0-5 years while parents pursue economic independence
through job training and employment.
Los Angeles Child Guidance Clinic Code # 17977
3031 S.Vermont Avenue
(323) 766-2360 www.lachild.org
The Los Angeles Child Guidance Clinic provides
comprehensive mental health services for children
and their families in Central and South Central
Los Angeles.
Los Angeles Commission on Code # 17981
Assaults Against Women
605 W. Olympic Boulevard, #400
(213) 955-9090 lacaaw.org
Crisis intervention and violence prevention programming
for youth and adults through 24-hour hotline, counseling,
workshops and training in sexual assault, domestic
violence, stalking and child abuse.
Los Angeles Educational Partnership Code # 18000
315 W. Ninth Street, 1110
(213) 622-5237 www.laep.org
Los Angeles Educational Partnership (LAEP) focuses on
increasing educational opportunities for students in
high-need schools in partnership with teachers, principals,
parents, educational and community leaders.
Los Angeles Free Clinic Code # 18001
8405 Beverly Boulevard
(323) 653-8622 www.lafreeclinic.org
Medical and dental care, family planning, HIV testing and
counseling, legal assistance, case management and health
education for the low-income and uninsured.
Los Angeles Urban League Code # 18032
3450 Mount Vernon Drive
(323) 299-9660 www.laul.org
The Los Angeles Urban League is a non-profit 501(c)(3)
corportion providing access to employment and other
services through advocacy, literacy, training and economic
development.
Lutheran Social Services Code # 18088
1501 E. Orangethorpe Avenue, 250
Fullerton, CA 92831
(714) 626-1800 lsssc.org
Multi-service agency providing counseling, emergency
assistance, transitional housing, literacy training, veterans
outreach, workforce and family self sufficiency along with
programs for adults with developmental disabilities.
Maravilla Foundation Code # 18146
5729 E. Union Pacific Avenue
City of Commerce, CA 90022
(323) 869-4500
Delinquency prevention program and a wide range of
community services for all ages, including nutrition,
emergency energy services, arts and crafts and employment
services.
Maryvale Code # 18211
7600 E. Graves Avenue
Rosemead, CA 91770
(626) 280-6510 www.maryvale-ca.org
Residential and day treatment services for girls 6-18 with
psychiatric, neurological, emotional, behavioral disturbances,
referred by DCFS; foster family services; child care,
kindergarten and afterschool care.
Mental Health Association Code # 18308
in Los Angeles County
1336 Wilshire Boulevard, 2nd Floor
(213) 413-1130 www.mhala.org
Provides comprehensive rehabilitative mental health
services, special needs housing and homeownership,
assistance in obtaining services, a countywide self-help
network, and a high school academy (with LAUSD).
MERCI Code # 18313
525 N. Chandler Avenue
Monterey Park, CA 91754
(626) 289-8817 www.merci.org
MERCI provides day programs for adults and children with
severe developmental disabilities. MERCI is also opening a
residential home for 6 developmentally disabled adults.
Mexican American Code # 18332
Opportunity Foundation
401 N. Garfield Avenue
Montebello, CA 90640
(323) 890-9600 http://maof.org
MAOF is a nonprofit multi-service agency dedicated to
offering assistance to the general public through various
programs that satisfy the needs of the communities served.
Mothers’ Club Community Center Code # 18437
526 E. Orange Grove Boulevard
Pasadena, CA 91104
(626) 792-2687
Family support programs for mothers and children ages 0-5;
including parent education, early childhood education, group
counseling and ESL classes.
N
Neighborhood Youth Association Code # 18649
3877 Grandview Boulevard
(310) 390-6641 www.nyayouth.org
Provides low-income, at risk youth educational enhancement
services and youth development after school.
O
Options Code # 18799
100 N. Citrus Street, Suite 300
West Covina, CA 91791
(626) 967-7848
Non-profit agency providing child development services and
counseling services to children and families.
P
Pacific Clinics Code # 18897
800 South Santa Anita Avenue
Arcadia, CA 91006
(626) 254-5000 www.pacificclinics.org
Pacific Clinics serves adults, older adults, children and
families in 65 locations in four counties, providing culturally
competent behavioral healthcare services to low-income
individuals.
Partners In Care Foundation Code # 13096
101 S. First Steet, #1000
Burbank, CA 91502
(818) 526-1780 www.picf.org
Partners in Care Foundation assists healthcare and
community-based organizations to conceptualize,
implement, evaluate and provide new innovative methods
of delivering healthcare.
Pasadena Mental Health Association Code # 19024
1495 N. Lake Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91104
(626) 798-0907 www.pmhc.org
Pasadena Mental Health Center offers counseling,
information and referral services, parent education,
enrichment activities, tutoring and mentorship.
People Coordinated Services Code # 19065
1221 S.Western Avenue
(323) 735-1231 PCS-Socal.org
Substance abuse prevention and treatment; senior services
including transportation, employment and nutrition, youth
development, juvenile diversion and Family Resource Center.
Plaza Community Center Code # 19146
648 S. Indiana Street
(323) 268-1107 www.plazacommunitycenter.com
Provides multiple bilingual services to residents of East Los
Angeles and adjacent cities: substance abuse for men and
women, child care, family preservation, teen programs.
Portals Mental Health Code # 19167
Rehabilitation Services
679 S. New Hampshire Avenue, 5th Floor
(213) 387-1129 http:///www.portalshouse.org
Portals is a mental health rehabilitation agency, which
provides housing/residential, employment and comprehensive
support services for individuals who are mentally ill with
co-occuring substance abuse/chemical addiction - many who
are homeless.
Positive Alternatives for Youth Code # 14913
(formerly Bridge Focus)
14418 Chase Street, Suite 205
Panorama City, CA 91402
(818) 895-5132 www.itpays.org
Positive Alternatives for Youth is dedicated to investing in
alternatives to gangs, drugs and violence through counseling,
outreach efforts and community education and empowerment
programs.
Project HEAVY West Code # 19206
1600 S. Sawtelle Boulevard, #300
(310) 477-1291 www.oktoday.org
Provides case management-based counseling, parent
education, tutoring and computer literacy, substance abuse
prevention, gang prevention and community restitution
services to at-risk youth and their families.
PTSA Los Angeles Tenth District Code # 19239
1000 W.Venice Boulevard
(213) 745-7114 PTA10thDistrict.org
10th District PTSA provides dental and vision services to
LAUSD students of low- income families in its three
dental and two vision clinics.
PTSA 31st District Code # 19238
17445 Cantlay Street
Van Nuys, CA 91406
(818) 344-3581 www.familyeducation.com/ca/31st_District
Creative Kids: Provides safe, quality, low-cost/subsidized
day care for LAUSD elementary children. Dental Clinics:
Provides dental care for any low-income LAUSD children.
Q
QueensCare Family Clinic Code # 19253
1300 N.Vermont Avenue, #907
(323) 953-7333 www.queenscare.org
QueensCare Family Clinics’ mission is to bring quality
primary care that is accessible, compassionate, comprehensive
and affordable to the multicultural communities of Los
Angeles.
R
Richstone Family Center Code # 11042
13620 Cordary Avenue
Hawthorne, CA 90250
The Richstone Center provides child abuse prevention and
treatment services, strengthens families and promotes
non-violent resolution of conflicts in our families, schools
and communities.
Rosemary Children’s Services Code # 11116
36 S. Kinneloa Avenue, 200
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 844-3033
Comprehensive residential and treatment foster care
services to children/youth.Victims of abuse, neglect and/or
abandonment. Residential program, foster family program,
non-public school and day rehabilitation services.
S
Salvation Army Code # 11218
(213) 896-9160 www.salvationarmy-socal.org
Motivated by the love of God to meet human needs
without discrimination through emergency assistance,
shelter, transitional care, youth services, community centers
and drug rehabilitation.
Samuel Dixon Family Health Center Code # 11366
30257 San Martinez Road
Val Verde, CA 91384
(661) 257-4008
Affordable primary care health services for all residents of
the Santa Clarita Valley. Fee for service, Medi-Cal and
insurance accepted, but no insurance necessary. Bilingual staff.
San Fernando Valley Interfaith Council Code # 11408
10824 Topanga Canyon Boulevard
Chatsworth, CA 91311
(818) 718-6460 www.sfvic.org
Making the lives of abused children, the elderly and
homeless families more fulfilling. Our home delivered
meals, senior centers and homeless shelters make a
difference.
San Gabriel Valley Learning Centers Code # 11450
Pasadena, CA 91107
(626) 796-6115
Children are provided a safe, nurturing, affordable
preschool, kindergarten, after school and all day summer
camp recreation and education programs.
Santa Anita Family Service Code # 16166
605 S. Myrtle Avenue
Monrovia, CA 91016
(626) 359-9358
Agency provides a wide range of outpatient counseling
services to individuals, families, children and couples as well
as social services to senior citizens.
Search to Involve Pilipino Americans Code # 11557
3200 W.Temple Street
(213) 382-1819 www.esipa.org
Multi-service agency addressing the needs of Pilipino
Americans and their multi-ethnic community. Services
include: community economic development, health services,
counseling/case management, recreational and cultural
programs.
Shields for Families Code # 11644
12714 S.Avalon Boulevard, #300
Shields for Families, Inc. provides intake, assessment, drug
treatment, family preservation, case management, child
development, mental health services, youth programs and
juvenile justice diversion programs.
Society of St.Vincent de Paul Code # 11721
231 Winston Street
(323) 224-6287 www.svdpla.org
Homeless shelter, both emergency and extended, for men
and women, day/sevices and after school program for
children living on or near skid row.
South Bay Children’s Health Center Code # 11745
410 S. Camino Real
Redondo Beach, CA 90277
(310) 316-1212 www.sbchc.com
Provider of outpatient dental, vision, hearing and children’s
mental health services to low and moderate income
families, to include special education intensive day treatment
programs.
South Bay Family Healthcare Center Code # 11750
23430 Hawthorne Boulevard, Suite 210
Torrance, CA 90505
Offers primary family medical, dental, chronic disease
treatment/management, prenatal, immunizations, HIV/AIDS
services, men’s health care, women’s health care to under
and uninsured at low or no-cost.
Southern California Alcohol Code # 11774
and Drug Programs
11500 Paramount Boulevard
Downey, CA 90241
(562) 923-4545 www.scadp.org
Non-profit agency dedicated to the prevention and
treatment of substance abuse and related problems,
including homelessness, HIV/AIDS, domestic violence and
criminality.
Special Service for Groups Code # 11821
605 W. Olympic Boulevard, #600
(213) 553-1800 www.ssgmain.org
SSG provides over 30 multi-service, multi-ethnic programs
to impact health, mental health, housing, unemployment,
homelessness and other concerns for minority and disen
franchised communities.
SPIRITT Family Services Code # 19522
9401 S. Painter Avenue, #104
Whittier, CA 90605
(562) 698-9436
Offers group and individual counseling; education/prevention/
treatment of substance abuse, child abuse and domestic
violence. Classes in family communication/parenting/anger
management. After school programs, activities and tutoring
for youth, 5-18.
St.Anne’s Code # 11859
155 N. Occidental Boulevard
(213) 381-2931 http://www.stannes.org
Group home for at-risk young women, pregnant and
parenting adolescents and their children; also provides
community-based prevention, treatment, education and case
management services.
St. Barnabas Senior Services Code # 11884
675 S. Carondelet Street
(213) 388-4444 www.la4seniors.com/st_barnabas_mpc.htm
St. Barnabas, a non-profit, non-sectarian agency, provides
emergency and supportive assistance to seniors in
downtown Los Angeles, helping them live independently as
long as possible.
St. Joseph Center Code # 12045
204 Hampton Drive
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 396-6468 www.stjosephctr.org
A multi-social service agency providing emergency services,
case management and educational programming to homeless
and low-income individuals and families living on the
Westside of Los Angeles.
Su Casa Family Crisis Code # 12340
& Support Center
P.O. Box 998
Artesia, CA 90702
(562) 421-8106 www.sucasadv.org
Su Casa provides services to victims of domestic violence
through a 24-hour hotline, emergency shelter, transitional
shelter, outreach program and teen outreach program.
T
Note: Agency names beginning with “The” are listed under the next
word in their name.
T.H.E. Clinic Code # 12489
3860 W. Martin Luther King Jr. Boulevard
(323) 295-6571 www.theclinicinc.org
A non-profit, multi-ethnic primary health care clinic which
also provides health education and outreach in Asian,
Latino, and African American communities.
Toberman Settlement House Code # 12530
131 N. Grand Avenue
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 832-1145 www.toberman.org
A neighborhood center annually providing 15 programs to
14,000+ indigent clients. Services include case management,
child care, educational support, youth development and
drug prevention and recovery.
Travelers Aid Society of Long Beach Code # 12554
1301 W 12th Street
(562) 599-4546
Travelers Aid Society provides interventive case management,
emergency food and shelter vouchers, rental assistance for
homeless prevention, home reunification via Greyhound
Bus, general transportation and LifeSkills education.
Travelers Aid Society of Los Angeles Code # 12555
1720 N Gower Street
(323) 468-2500 www.tasla.org
Provides crisis intervention counseling, emergency food and
shelter referral, transportation assistance, homeless
prevention and family reunification; case management for
homeless, abandoned and runaway youth.
U
United Cambodian Community Code # 12632
2338 E.Anaheim Street, #200
(562) 433-2490 ex 16
Serves primarily the Cambodian community - elderly,
parents, youth and children - in greater Long Beach. Grants
and other funding come from federal, state, county, city
agencies and private foundations.
V
Valley Family Center Code # 13012
302 S. Brand Boulevard
San Fernando, CA 91340
(818) 365-8588
Counseling in English and Spanish for individuals, families,
children, teens, perpetrators and victims of family violence,
parenting classes, tutorial and computer programs for
children and adults.
Venice Family Clinic Code # 13030
604 Rose Avenue
Venice, CA 90291
(310) 392-8630 www.venicefamilyclinic.org
The Venice Family Clinic provides comprehensive primary
health care and supportive services to nearly 18,000
homeless, low-income and uninsured persons of the West
Health District in over 90,000 visits annually.
Verdugo Mental Health Code # 13047
1540 E. Colorado Street
Glendale, CA 91205
(818) 244-7257 www.vmhc.org
Comprehensive managed behavioral healthcare organization
providing outpatient psychiatric services to children and
adults, individual and family psychotherapy, employment
training and development and substance abuse counseling.
Vista Del Mar Code # 13111
Child & Family Services
3200 Motor Avenue
(310) 836-1223 www.vistadelmar.org
Provides comprehensive family-centered social, educational
and behavioral health services which encourage children,
adolescents and their families to lead self-reliant, stable and
productive lives.
Volunteer Center- Code # 13124
South Bay-Harbor-Long Beach
1230 Cravens Avenue
Torrance, CA 90501
(310) 212-5009 www.volctr-sobay.org
Resource center to nonprofit agencies, corporations,
governmental agencies, schools and volunteer groups.
Provides training and technical assistance.
Volunteer Center Code # 13122
of Los Angeles - ALSC
8134 Van Nuys Boulevard, #200
Panorama City, CA 91402
(818) 908-5066 www.vcla.net
Community based organization that connects people and
resources to meet community needs.
Volunteers of America Code # 13131
of Los Angeles
3600 Wilshire Boulevard, 1500
(213) 389-1500 www.voala.org
Provides a variety of social service programs including child
care, rehabilitation of substance abusers and ex-offenders,
homeless shelters, help for dropout-prone teens and meals
to seniors.
W
Women’s and Children’s Code # 13287
Crisis Shelter
P.O. Box 404
Whittier, CA 90608
(562) 945-3937
Domestic violence program with emergency shelter,
transitional housing and comprehensive supportive services
for battered women and their children requesting
protection and assistance.
Woodcraft Rangers Code # 13313
2111 Park Grove Avenue
(213) 749-3031 woodcraftrangers.org
Woodcraft Rangers assists children in the development of
academic, enrichment and recreation interests through after
school activities in their own communities and camping
programs.
WRAP Family Services Code # 21065
8616 La Tijera Boulevard, Suite. 200
(310) 337-1550 www.wrapfs.org
Provides culturally sensitive counseling and social service
programs for children, adults and families. Staff speaks
Cambodian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean,Tagalog, and
Vietnamese languages.
Y
YMCA Burbank Family Code # 13362
321 E. Magnolia Boulevard
Burbank, CA 91502
(818) 845-8551 www.burbankymca.org
Services include organized youth sports, day care and
after school care for children of working parents, physical
fitness, informal education, camping and youth development
activities.
YMCA Crescenta/Canada Code # 13371
1930 Foothill Boulevard
La Canada, CA 91011
(818) 790-0123 www.ymcacc.org
Services include organized sports, preschool day care and
fitness, informal education, camping and youth development
activities.
YMCA Greater Long Beach Code # 13380
5821 E. Carson Street
Lakewood, CA 90713
(562) 425-9986 www.lbymca.org
Services include preschool daycare and after school
academic enrichment for children of working parents,
fitness, aquatics, youth sports, community outreach,
camping and youth development.
YMCA Greater Whittier Code # 13382
12510 E. Hadley Street
Whittier, CA 90601
(562) 907-2727 www.ymcawhittier.org
Services include organized sports, preschool day care and
fitness, informal education, camping, youth development
activities and wellness programs.
YMCA San Gabriel Valley Code # 13413
412 E. Rowland Street
Covina, CA 91723
(626) 339-6221 sangabrielvalleyymca.org
Services include organized sports, day care, and after school
care for children of working parents, physical fitness,
informal education, camping and youth development activities.
YMCA West San Gabriel Valley Code # 13437
401 E. Corto Street
Alhambra, CA 91801
(626) 576-0226 www.wsgvymca.org
Services include organized sports, day camp and school
aged child care, physical fitness, informal education, camping,
swimming and youth development activities.
YWCA Glendale Code # 13552
735 E. Lexington Drive
Glendale, CA 91206
(818) 242-4155 glendaleywca.org
Services include counseling and shelters for battered
women and their children, cancer screenings, and Welfare to
Work Program.
YWCA Greater Los Angeles Code # 13355
(213) 365-2991 www.ywcagla.org
YWCAGLA provides a complement of programmatic and
advocacy activities that result in economic empowerment
for women and girls and racial justice for the entire
community.
YWCA Harbor Area Code # 13556
437 W. 9th Street
San Pedro, CA 90731
(310) 547-0831 www.ywcaharbor.org
Provides services for women and girls in the Harbor and
South Bay areas, including child care, teen programs,
health programs, family development and advocacy and a
variety of seminars and classes.
YWCA Pasadena-Foothill Valley Code # 13566
939 E Walnut Street, #100
Pasadena, CA 91106
(626) 793-5171 www.ywca-pasadena.org
Since 1905, Pasadena YWCA has worked to empower
women/girls and eliminate racism. Current programs: Just
For Girls,Year-Round Girls’ Sports,WomenTalk,Week
Without Violence.
YWCA San Gabriel Valley Code # 13573
961 S Glendora Avenue
West Covina, CA 91790
(626) 960-2995
Services include day care, youth development and career
programs, informal education, physical development, meal
and case management for seniors and shelter for battered
women and their children.
YWCA Santa Monica/Westside Code # 13574
2019 14th Street
(310) 452-3881 www.smywca.org
The YWCA of Santa Monica serves 2,000 women and
children from the Westside, specializing in wellness
programs, child/youth programs and housing.
Jacksonville (United Way of Northeast Florida)
list at: http://www.uwnefl.org/AgencyRoster.asp:
All Saints Early Learning & Community Care Center
Marian Wilcher
Ann Thompson
4171 Hendricks Avenue
Jacksonville, FL 32207
Phone: 737-7800 Fax: 737-0646
E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.allsaintsjax.org
American Lung Association of Florida
Area Executive Director: Cheryl Pearson
Bruce Maddern, M.D.
5526 Arlington Road
Phone: 743-2933
Fax: 743-2916
Ex. Dir. E-mail: [email protected]
Web: www.lungfla.org
American Red Cross, Northeast Florida Chapter
Charles R. Cramer
Geo. Fetherston
751 Riverside Avenue - 32204
P.O. Box 40809
Phone: 358-8091
Fax: 791-9236
Director’s Extension: 1816
Web: www.nefloridaredcross.org
Angelwood, Inc.
Diane B. Tuttle
Brian Kelly
4674-2 Hood Road
Jacksonville, Fl. 32257
Phone: 288-7259 Fax: 288-4260
Arthritis Foundation, Florida Chapter Northeast Branch
Brooks Brigman,
Executive Director
314 Palmetto Street
Phone: 353-5770
Fax: 353-7508
Web: www.arthritis.org
The ARC Jacksonville
Jim Whittaker
Debbie Johnson
1050 Davis Street
Phone: 355-0155
Fax: 355-9616
Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) – Nassau
Kathy Burns
Muriel Creamer
86051 Hamilton Street
Yulee, FL, 32097
Phone: 225-9355
Fax: 225-9262
Baker County Council on Aging, Inc.
Pansy Ruise
Susan Leger-Krall
101 E. MacClenny Avenue
MacClenny, FL 32063
Phone: 259-2223 Fax: 259-6394
Barnabas Center, Inc.
Susan Holden-Dodge
Rev. George Young
11 South 11th Street
Fernandina Beach, FL 32034
Phone: 261-7000 Fax: 277-2984
[email protected]
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Nassau County
Joe Powell
Phone: 261-9500 Fax: 277-4007
Boy Scouts of America North Florida Council
Scout Executive: John E. Reesor
Bill D'Antignac
Tom Walter - Attends
521 S. Edgewood Avenue
Phone: 388-0591 Fax: 388-0278
Web: www.nfcbsa.org
Boys & Girls Clubs of Northeast Florida
Deborah J. Vergis
James C. Johns
1300 Riverplace Boulevard, Suite 310
Phone: 396-4435 Fax: 396-5254
The Bridge of Northeast Florida, Inc.
Davalu M. Parrish, DPA
Samuel Hall
1824 Pearl Street - 32206
P.O. Box 43126
Jacksonville, FL 32203-3126
Phone: 354-7799 Fax: 354-6352
Web: www.bridgejax.com
CCAR Services, Inc.
Nancy Keating
Dr. Paul Hagen
3530 Enterprise Way P.O. Box 1248
Green Cove Springs, FL 32043
Phone: 264-7788 Fax: 284-9497
Web: www.ccar.org
Catholic Charities Bureau
William C. Beitz
Mark Allen
134 East Church Street
Phone: 354-4846
Fax: 354-4718
Web: www.ccbjax.org
Cerebral Palsy of Northeast Florida, Inc.
Holly Peters
Brent Ross
3311 Beach Boulevard
Phone: 396-1462 Fax: 396-1199
CHILD Cancer Fund
Jim Diehl
12276 San Jose Blvd., #126
Phone: 904-288–8711 Toll Free: 886–586–9300
Fax: 904–880–4013
Web: childcancerfund.org
Child Guidance Center, Inc.
Veronica Valentine, Ed.D.
Mike McCorvey
5776 St. Augustine Road
Phone: 448-4700
Fax: 448-4723
Web: www.childguidancecenter.org
The Childbirth Education Association of Jacksonville
Sally Myrick
Sara Erickson, M.D.
6850 Belfort Oaks Place
Jacksonville, Florida 32216
Phone: 279-0875 Fax: 279-0881
Director's Extension: 914
Children’s Crisis Center, Inc.
Judy Truett
J.M. Whitworth, MD
Dianne Parker
655 West 11th Street - 32209
P.O. Box 40279
Phone: 244-4673
Fax: 244-4675
Children’s Home Society of Florida, Buckner Division
William A. Shetler
Russell Glasheen
3027 San Diego Road - 32207
P.O. Box 5616
Phone: 348-2811 Fax: 348-2818
Web: www.chsfl.org
Clara White Mission
Ju’Coby Pittman
Ed Gaston
613 W. Ashley Street
Phone: 354-4162 Fax: 791-4360
Clay County Behavioral Health Center, Inc.
Gail Atchison, Ph.D.
Beth Linder
1726 Kingsley Avenue, Suite 2
Orange Park, Fl. 32073
Phone # 278-5644 Ext. 2005 Fax: 278-5654
Communities in Schools of Jacksonville
Jon Heymann
Michael Stewart
3108 Lenox Avenue
Phone:354-5918 Fax:355-9009
Web: www.cisjax.org
Communities in Schools of Nassau County, Inc.
Susan Milana
Rick Keffer
516 South 10th Street, Suite 205
Phone: 321-2000 Fax: 321-2531
Web: www.cisnassau.org
Community Connections of Jacksonville, Inc. (Formerly YWCA of Jacksonville)
Patricia I. Hannan
Charlene Taylor Hill
7507 Beach Blvd. – 32216
P.O. Box 16908
Phone: 727-6460 Fax: 727-6466
daniel, Inc.
James Clark
Rick Stein
4203 Southpoint Boulevard
Phone: 296-1055 Fax: 296-1953
Web: www.danielkids.org
The DePaul School of Northeast Florida
Gayle Florence Cane
Rhonda Dolan
6620 Arlington Expressway
Phone: 724-0102 Fax: 721-9630
Web: www.depaulschool.com
DLC, Nurse and Learn, Inc.
Amy Buggle
Larry Dixon
4101 College Street
Phone: 387-0370 Fax: 387-0156
Episcopal Children’s Services
Connie Stophel
Deborah Gianoulis
Kathy Wilson
100 Bell Tell Way, Suite 100
Phone: 726-1500 Fax: 726-1520
Web: www.ecs4kids.org
Family Counseling Services
Richard J. (Dick) McCulloch
Ron Poindexter
1639 Atlantic Blvd.
Phone: 396-4846 Fax: 398-6649
Web: www.fcsjax.org
First Coast Family Center (formerly Exchange Club)
Barbara Alexander
Ed Trent
2747 Art Museum Drive Suite 100
Phone 348-3251 Fax 348-3256
Web: www.firstcoastfamilycenter.org
Florida Sunrise Big Brothers Big Sisters, Inc.
d.b.a. Big Brothers Big Sisters of North Florida
Warren Grymes Jr
Mary Pat Corrigan
3100 University Blvd. South, Suite 120
Phone: 727-9797 Fax: 727-9994
Web: www.bbbsjax.org
Girl Scouts of Gateway Council, Inc.
Sandra Tysver
Jan Lipsky
1000 Shearer Avenue
Phone: 388-4653 Fax: 384-1542
Web: www.girlscouts-gateway.org
Girls Incorporated of Jacksonville
Rena Coughlin
Jo Ann Stephens
1627 Rogero Road,
Phone: 731-9933 Fax: 731-9934
Web: www.girlsinc.org
Goodwill Industries of North Florida, Inc.
Robert H. Thayer
Charles Mapson
4527 Lenox Avenue
Phone: 384-1361 Fax: 387-3204
Web: www.goodwilljax.org
Habitat for Humanity of Jacksonville, Inc. (HABIJAX)
Joseph Y. Honeycutt
Ken Kuester
2404 Hubbard Street
Phone: 798-4529 Fax: 798-2728
Web: www.habijax.com
The Help Center, Inc.
Clifton Coleman
L. Jerome Spates
511 West 11th Street
Phone: 633-9383 Fax: 358-6908
Hubbard House, Inc.
Ellen Siler
Nancy Taylor
P.O. Box 4909
Phone: 354-0076 Fax: 354-1342
Web: www.hubbardhouse.org
I.M. Sulzbacher Center for the Homeless
Sherry Burns
Michael Munz
611 East Adams Street
Phone: 359-0457 Fax: 359-0926
Web: www.imshomelesscenter.org
Jacksonville Area Legal Aid, Inc
Michael Figgins
Noel G. Lawrence
126 West Adams Street
Phone: 356-8371 Fax: 356-8285
Web: www.jaxlegalaid.org
Jacksonville Regional Chamber of Commerce
President: Walter M. "Wally" Lee, III
Chairperson: Jim McCollum
3 Independent Drive
Phone: 366-6600 Fax: 632-0617
Web: www.myjaxchamber.com
Jacksonville Community Council, Inc. (JCCI)
Lois Chepinik
David Foster
2434 Atlantic Blvd., Suite 100
Phone: 396-3052 Fax: 398-1469
Web: www.jcci.org
Jacksonville Marine Institute
Michael Moistner
Lee Mercier
13375 Beach Blvd.
Phone: 223-1121 Fax: 223-4252
Jacksonville Urban League, Inc.
Richard D. Danford, Jr.
Robert Reigal
903 W. Union Street
Phone: 356-8336 Fax: 356-8369
Director’s Extension: 366-3466
Jewish Community Alliance
Myron Flagler
Ernest Brodsky
8505 San Jose Blvd.
Phone: 730-2100 Fax: 730-2444
Jewish Family and Community Services, Inc.
Iris Young
Debbie Gotlieb
6261 Dupont Station Court East
Phone: 448-1933 Fax: 448-0349
Web: www.jfcsjax.org
Kesler Mentoring Connection
Deborah Pass
9700 Philips Hwy., Suite 101 Jacksonville, FL 32256
Phone: 224-2400 Fax:224-2401
Director's Line: 645-9060 ext. 214
Email:[email protected]
Web: www.mentoringconnection.org
Learn to Read, Inc.
Mary T. Algire (Terry)
Cathy Winterfield
917 Children’s Way
Phone: 399-8894
Fax: 399-2508
Web: www.learntoreadinc.org
Lutheran Social Services of Northeast Florida, Inc.
Wayne Rieley
4615 Philips Highway
Phone: 448-5995 Fax: 448-6044
Web: www.lssjax.org
Mental Health Association of Northeast Florida, Inc. Florida
Susan Siemer, LCSW
Elizabeth Cline
4615 Philips Highway
Phone: 730-8291 Fax: 737-3161
Web: www.mhajax.org
Mental Health Resource Center
Robert A. Sommers, Ph.D.
Kenton Loar
900 University Blvd. Suite 700 Jacksonville, FL 32211
Phone: 743-1883 Fax: 743-5109
Morning Star School
Teri Aschliman
James D’Andrea
725 Mickler Road
Phone: 721-2144 Fax: 721-1040
Nassau County Council on Aging, Inc.
Mariellen Heron
Nils Liebendorfer, Ph.D.
1367 South 18th Street
Phone: 261-0701 Fax: 261-0704
Nassau County Volunteer Center, Inc.
Gail A. Shults
1001 Atlantic Ave., Suite B
Phone: 261-2771 Fax: 261-2757
Web: www.volunteernassau.org
The National Conference for Community and Justice (NCCJ)
Claud Myers
Chris A. Verlander
4401 Emerson Street, Suite 9
Phone: 306-6225 Fax: 306-0049
Director: [email protected]
National Multiple Sclerosis Society, North Florida Chapter
Jennifer Lee
Russell Grice
9550 Regency Sq. Blvd., Suite 104
Phone: 725-6800 Fax: 725-0500
Web: www.msnorthfl.org
Normandy Village United Methodist Child Care Center, Inc.
Ginger I. Lee, M.Ed.
David C. Hastings, Jr.
7915 Herlong Road
Phone: 783-1681 Fax: 781-1011
Northeast Florida AIDS Network, Inc. (NFAN)
William (Bill) Rollo
Loan Weber
1045 Riverside Avenue, Suite 110
Phone: 356-1612 Fax: 356-7095
Northwest Behavioral Health Services, Inc.
Patricia Sampson
Clarence Walter
Jerome Crawford (Attend)
2392 North Edgewood Ave.
Phone: 781-7797 Fax: 781-8685
ODI/Independent Living Center of Northeast Florida
Matt Motko
Chip Wilson
2709 Art Museum Dr., Suite 1
Phone: 399-8484
Fax: 396-0859
PACE Center for Girls Jacksonville
Lynn H. Bertram
Peggy Bryan
Thompson-Weaver Building
2933 University Blvd. North
Phone: 448-8002 Fax: 448-2808
Director’s Phone: 421-3380
Web: www.pacecenter.org
Pine Castle, Inc.
Jonathan May
John Cambell
4911 Spring Park Road
Phone: 733-2650 Fax: 733-2681
Web: www.pinecastle.org
Quigley House, Inc.
Sharon Youngerman,
Deborah Terry,
Karen Hensel, Development Director
P.O. Box 142
Orange Park, FL 32067
Phone: 284-0340 Fax: 284-5407
Email:[email protected]
Email: [email protected]
Web: www.quigleyhouse.org
River Region Human Services, Inc.
Derya Williams
Barry Whilden
660 Park Street
Phone: 359-2680 Fax: 359-2695
Web: www.rrhs.com
The Salvation Army
MAjor James Seiler
Mark Hand
328 Ocean Street 32202
P.O. Box 52508
Phone: 301-4800 Fax: 366-9209 Director: 301-4850
The Sanctuary of Northeast Florida
Vicky Watkins
Rahda Wheeler
P.O. Box 3301
Phone: 356-3588 Fax: 358-2600
Speech & Hearing Center, Inc.
Amy Ernharth
Ellyne Bottary
1128 Laura Street
Phone: 355-3403 Fax: 355-4149
E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.shcjax.org
USO of the Greater Jacksonville Area
K.C. McCarthy
Len Loving
P.O. Box 108, Bldg. 1050
NAS Jacksonville, FL 32212
Phone: 778-2821 Fax: 542-5214
Volunteer Jacksonville, Inc.
Judith A. M. Smith
Kathy Orr
4049 Woodcock Drive, Suite 100
Phone: 398-7777 Fax: 346-4438
Web: www.volunteer.jacksonville.org
YMCA of Florida’s First Coast
Trigg Wilkes
Walter P. Bussells
5100 Belfort Road
Phone: 296-3220 ext.211 Fax: 296-4744
3 Web: www.ymcaffc.org
Youth Crisis Center/The Safe Place
Tom Patania
Emily Pierce
3015 Parental Home Road
Phone: 720-0002 Fax: 724-8513
Web: www.ycc.org
Tri-State (United Way of Tri-State)
NEW YORK
000849
000631
057333
007057
005054
000557
000635
000655
007047
000636
000639
057321
000638
004401
000643
000645
000646
000648
000649
000652
000657
000866
011851
000261
064107
039123
003037
000257
057340
000325
000263
000264
061914
003290
000265
000366
026994
059870
008549
United Way of Dutchess County
American Red Cross—Dutchess County
Association for Senior Citizens—Dutchess County
Astor Home For Children
Beacon Community Center
Boy Scouts—Hudson Valley Council
Catharine Street Community Center
Child Abuse Prevention Center
Child Care Council of Dutchess County
Community Family Development
Dutchess Outreach, Inc.
Family Services, Inc.
Girl Scouts—Dutchess County Council
Grace Smith House
Literacy Connections
Mental Health Association of Dutchess County
Mid-Hudson Addiction Recovery Centers
Northern Dutchess Day Care Center
Poughkeepsie Day Nursery
REHAB Programs, Inc.
YWCA—Dutchess County
United Way of Long Island
Adelante of Suffolk County
Adults & Children with Learning & Developmental Disabilities
American Cancer Society LI Division
- Nassau County
— Breast Cancer Research
- Suffolk County
American Red Cross
- Nassau County Chapter
- Suffolk County Chapter
Angelo J. Melillo Center for Mental Health
Association for the Help of Retarded Children
- Nassau County
- Suffolk County
Ascent School
Association for Children with Down Syndrome
Baldwin Community House
Barry & Florence Fredberg South Shore Y Jewish Community Center
- Long Beach
- Oceanside Site
Bellport Boys & Girls Club
Bellport, Hagerman, East Patchogue Alliance
000268
000267
000269
000386
000342
007031
057344
057343
000387
000275
005837
037881
000271
011036
006724
000273
000355
000274
059871
000297
000276
000353
000278
000279
032573
000389
000282
000283
000284
000285
000378
044134
000288
005838
000290
004906
000390
010098
005521
060314
000294
Boy Scouts
- Suffolk County Council
- Theodore Roosevelt Council
Bridgehampton Child Care & Recreational Center
Brookhaven Memorial Hospital Medical Center
Building Blocks Day Care Center
Cancer Care - Long Island
Catholic Charities
Central Nassau Guidance & Counseling Service
Central Suffolk Hospital
Child Care Council
- Nassau County
- Suffolk County
Christa House-The Jerry Hartman Residence
Circulo De La Hispanidad
Coalition on Child Abuse & Neglect
Colonial Youth & Family Services
Community Counseling Service of West Nassau
Community Development Corp. of LI
Concepts for Narcotics Prevention
Concern for Independent Living
COPAY
Deer Park Community Organization
Developmental Disabilities Institute (DDI)
Dominican Sisters Family Health Services
- Hampton Bays
Doubleday Babcock Senior Center
East Hampton Day Care Center
Eastern Long Island Hospital
Economic Opportunity Commission of Nassau County
Economic Opportunity Council of Suffolk County
Education and Assistance Corp. (EAC)
Epilepsy Foundation of Long Island
Family & Children's Association
Family Counseling Service
Family Service League of Suffolk County
F.E.G.S. - Long Island Division
Federation of Organizations
— Foster Grandparent Program
Five Towns Community Center
Franklin Hospital Medical Center
Freeport Pride
Gerald J. Ryan Outreach Center
Global Impact
Girl Scouts
- Nassau Council
000295
000391
029470
003581
011770
016962
003535
042025
000298
009342
000299
004155
000302
011854
008552
008595
041270
007831
000303
000392
000368
000306
000394
000293
000312
000313
000321
000393
000314
059872
059873
011221
011078
009590
008553
016959
031440
025238
000316
000358
000385
007206
000323
000324
000395
- Suffolk Council
Good Samaritan Hospital Medical Center
Great Neck Senior Center
Guide Dog Foundation for the Blind
Gurwin Jewish Geriatric Center
Habitat for Humanity of Suffolk
Hagedorn Little Village School
Hands Across Long Island (HALI)
Harbor Day Care Center
Haven House - Bridges
Health & Welfare Council of Long Island
Helen Keller Services for the Blind - Nassau County
Hi-Hello Child Day Care Center
Hicksville Youth Council-Hicksville Teenage Council
Hispanic Brotherhood of Rockville Centre
Hispanic Counseling Center
Hope for Youth
Housing Help
Huntington Freedom Center
Huntington Hospital
JCC of the Greater Five Towns
Jewish Association for Services for the Aged (JASA)
John T. Mather Memorial Hospital
La Fuerza Unida
Labor Education & Community Service Agency
Littig House Community Center
Long Beach Martin Luther King Center
Long Beach Medical Center
Long Beach Reach
Long Island Adolescent and Family Services
Long Island Advocates
Long Island Alzheimer's Foundation
Long Island Association for AIDS Care (LIAAC)
Long Island Cares
Long Island Child & Family Development Services
Long Island Council of Churches
Long Island Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence
Long Island Crisis Center
Long Island Hearing & Speech Society
Long Island Housing Services
Long Island Jewish Medical Center
Lutheran Family & Community Services
Mental Health Association
- Nassau County
- Suffolk County
Mercy Medical Center
000369
000326
000272
014306
000331
011465
029490
003542
011856
018404
025185
000334
000388
000397
019622
008556
007832
008554
059876
032616
032603
057330
003968
059878
015709
000337
016963
045805
012044
004985
019839
016960
007221
000341
003614
000345
042502
005841
000367
000352
000346
010096
005651
Mid Island Y Jewish Community Center
The Ministries
Nassau County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Nassau-Suffolk Coalition for the Homeless
Nassau-Suffolk Hospital Council
Nassau-Suffolk Law Services Committee
- Hempstead
- Islandia
Nat’l Multiple Sclerosis Society - LI Chapter
New York Society for the Deaf - LI Service Center
North Amityville Community Economic Council (NACEC)
North Fork Women's Resource Center
North Shore Child & Family Guidance Center
North Shore University Hospital
- Glen Cove
- Manhasset
- Plainview
- Syosset
Open Door Parent-Child Center
Operation Get Ahead
Options for Community Living
Parent-Child Home Program
Peconic Community Counsel
Pederson-Krag Center
Peninsula Counseling Center
PLUS Group Homes
Port Counseling Center
Port Washington Children's Center
Project Challenge
Project REAL
Pronto of Long Island
The Rehabilitation Institute
The Response of Suffolk County
Retreat
Ronald McDonald House
Rosa Lee Young Childhood Center
The Salvation Army
- Nassau County
- Suffolk County
Selden-Centereach Youth Association
Selfhelp Community Services
Sid Jacobson Jewish Community Center
SJK Listening Therapy Program
Skills Unlimited
SNAP Long Island
Society of St. Vincent De Paul
000349
000401
000350
000402
000351
000403
000400
000398
000399
000354
005272
000357
008555
026993
028516
003106
025195
000364
000363
034755
000373
000374
000375
000376
000377
000396
000380
001344
010095
000381
034361
003924
000384
000383
001025
068752
068753
068754
068755
040021
068756
068757
068758
068759
057613
South Fork Community Health Initiative
South Nassau Communities Hospital
South Shore Child Guidance Center
Southampton Hospital
Southeast Nassau Guidance Center
Southside Hospital
St. Catherine of Siena Medical Center
St. Charles Hospital & Rehabilitation Center
St. Francis Hospital — The Heart Center
Suffolk Community Council
Suffolk County Coalition Against Domestic Violence
Suffolk Hearing & Speech Center
Suffolk Independent Living Organization
Suffolk Y Jewish Community Center
Thursday's Child
Timothy Hill Children's Ranch
Transitional Services of NY for Long Island
United Cerebral Palsy Association
- Greater Suffolk
- Nassau County
Urban League of Long Island
Variety Child Learning Center
Victims Information Bureau of Suffolk
Visiting Nurse Association of Long Island
Visiting Nurse Service and Hospice of Suffolk County
Winthrop University Hospital
Woodward Children's Center
Working Organization for Retarded Children & Adults (WORC)
Wyandanch Homes and Property Dvlp. Corp.
Wyandanch Youth Services
YES Community Counseling
YMCA - Long Island
Yours Ours Mine Community Center
Youth & Family Counseling Agency of Oyster Bay-East Norwich
United Way of New York City
Ace Integration Headstart
Action for Progress Day Care Center
Adolescent and Family Services
Agenda for Children Tomorrow
Alianza Dominicana Inc.
Alliance for Nonprofit Governance
Alpha School — Center for Progressive Living
Amboy Street Daycare Center
Area 145 Day Care Center
Arthur Ashe Institute for Urban Health
068760
012278
068761
003642
068762
007260
068764
068763
001042
068765
068766
063683
068803
068768
068769
001056
068770
019975
001070
068767
009451
068722
001080
001079
001082
068776
066459
068777
068779
068780
068782
020017
058883
005589
003719
068861
022552
001098
007853
068785
068786
041196
007854
009454
068788
Arts Connection
Asian American Federation of New York, Inc.
Aspects 27 — Fund for School Age Youth
Aspira of New York, Inc.
Association to Benefit Children Cassidy Place
The Astor Home for Children
Banana Kelly Community Improvement Association
Bank Street College
Bedford Stuyvesant Community Mental Health Center
Bedford Stuyvesant Restoration Corporation
Billy Martin Child Development Day Care Center
Bowery Residents' Committee
Broadway Housing Communities
Bronx Arts Ensemble
Bronx Five Star Day Care Center
Brooklyn Bureau of Community Service
Builders for the Family and Youth
— Project Bridge
CAMBA
Camp Sussex
Caribbean Cultural Center
The Caring Community, Inc.
Carter G. Woodson Cultural Literacy Project
The Catholic Charities of the Archdiocese of NY
Catholic Charities - Diocese of Brooklyn
Catholic Guardian Society
Center for Family Life
Centro Enterate
Chesed Net
Child Care Inc.
Child Development Support Corporation
Children's Liberation Day Care Center
Chinatown Daycare Center, Inc.
Chinatown Headstart
Chinatown Manpower Project
Chinese-American Planning Council, Inc.
— Little Star of Broome Street
Citizens Advice Bureau
Colony-South Brooklyn Houses, Inc.
Committee for Hispanic Children and Families
Community Association of Progressive Dominicans
Community Education and Development Center
Community Food Resource Center
Community Healthcare Network
Community Mediation Services, Inc.
Comprehensive Community Revitalization Program, Inc. (CCRP)
068787
068789
001105
068790
068791
068792
068793
001107
014549
068807
068809
068810
068812
001111
068813
066815
004880
068817
068819
068822
017341
068823
068824
001119
068825
001122
017254
068784
028935
001126
001127
068783
068778
001136
025879
001137
001138
001139
068794
068826
068827
068833
001141
068828
068829
068830
Concerned Parents of Jamaica Day Care Center
Concourse House
Council of Senior Centers and Services of NY
Counseling In Schools Inc.
Creative Arts Team
Cypress Hills Local Development Corporation
Dawning Village Hope Day Nursery
Day Care Council of New York, Inc.
Directions for our Youth Inc.
Duffield Children's Center
Early Learning Center Sheltering Arms Children's Services
East Calvary Nursery King Tower Houses
East Harlem Block Nursery
East Side House Settlement
East Tremont Child Development Center
Edad Inc.
Eden II School for Autistic Children, Inc.
Educare Early Childhood Center
Edwards L. Cleaveland Day Care Center
Edwin Markham Child Care Center
El Puente de Williamsburg Inc.
ENACT Inc.
FACES Maimonides Theatre Network for Teens
Family Consultation Services
Family Headstart
Federation of Protestant Welfare Agencies, Inc.
Federation of Multicultural Programs, Inc.
Finest Day Care Center (Graham-Windham)
Flatbush Action Day Care Center
The Floating Hospital, Inc.
Forest Hills Community House
Ft. George Community Enrichment Center
General Development & Orientation Council
Girls Vacation Fund
Global Kids Inc.
Goddard Riverside Community Center
Good Shepherd Services
Goodwill Industries of Greater New York and Northern New Jersey, Inc.
GRADS Foundation
Graenum Berger Bronx Jewish Federation Service Center
Graham-Windham Svcs. to Families and Children
— Harlem Child Care Center
Grand Street Settlement
Grant Day Care Center
Haitian Centers Council Inc.
Hallet Cove
068831
068832
068834
026169
001151
026244
068835
068838
068840
001162
028068
068797
068848
068850
001171
061532
003641
068851
001178
068852
068853
068855
068856
061370
068859
068846
001099
001204
068864
068866
068867
004002
068871
064797
068872
068874
004011
019028
068781
068854
068858
068860
068862
Hamilton Madison Child Care Center
Hammels Arverne Day Care Center
Harlem Children Zone Inc.
Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement
Harlem Dowling-West Side Center for Children and Family Services
Harlem United Community AIDS Center
Harriet Tubman Day Care Center
Health Industry Resource Enterprise
Helen Owen Carey Children’s Development Center
Henry Street Settlement
Hispanic Federation, Inc.
Hudson Guild
Hunts Point Multi-Service Center Inc.
International Dyslexia Association - NY Branch
Inwood House Inc.
Iris House
Jamaica Service Program for Older Adults
Jazzmobile Inc.
Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services
Jewish Community Council of Greater Coney Island
John Charles Garvin Memorial Fund
Jonathan Williams Day Care Center - Colony South Brooklyn Houses Inc.
Just-Us Inc.
Latino Commission on AIDS
Laurelton-Springfield Day Care Center
Leake and Watts Services
— Highbridge Nursery School
Legal Services for New York City
Lincoln Square Neighborhood Center
Louis A. Fickling Child Development
- Claremont Neighborhood Centers
Lucille Rose
Malcolm X Day Care Center
Mary McLeod Bethune Day Care Center
Mary Walton Children's Center
Maura Clarke-Ita Ford Center (MCIF)
Medgar Evers College Outreach Academic Support Program
Mental Health News
Mercy Home for Children
The Miracle Makers, Inc.
— Children's Corner Day Care Center
Montefiore Medical Center
— The Women's Center
Montessori Day School of Brooklyn
Mosdoth Day Care Center
Nat Azarow Day Care Center
068865
068868
006029
068869
068873
068876
068877
001232
068879
001246
011000
001249
068802
068804
001047
007528
001255
003098
018468
004094
068805
068775
068895
068894
068893
009456
005865
007425
068892
068891
001265
068890
068889
068888
012527
068887
001273
001275
068885
068884
021774
068886
001281
068883
001287
National Association of Social Workers - NYC
National Council for Unity
Neighbors Together Corporation
New Morning Day Care Center
New York City Central Labor Council
(AFL-CIO)
New York City Coalition Against Hunger
New York City Employment and Training Coalition
New York City Mission Society
New York City Outward Bound Center
New York Urban League
Northern Manhattan Improvement Corp.
Northside Center for Child Development, Inc.
Nuestros Ninos Day Care Center
NYU Metro Center
Partnership with Children, Inc.
Pathways for Youth, Inc.
Pius XII Youth and Family Services
Planned Parenthood of New York City
Plays for Living
Police Athletic League
— PAL Miccio Day Care Center
— PAL Quincy Day Care Center
Primary Care Development Corporation
Prince Hall Colonial Park Day Care Center
Project Hospitality House
PROMESA, Inc.
PSCH, Inc.
Puerto Rican Legal Defense Fund
Puerto Rican Workshop Inc.
Putnam Child Development Center
Queens Child Guidance Center
Regents
Renaissance Development Corporation
Richmond Early Learning Center
Ridgewood Bushwick Senior Citizens Council
River Park Day Care Center
Riverdale Community Center, Inc.
Riverdale Neighborhood House
Rockaway Headstart
Safari East Cultural Presentations Inc.
Safe Horizon
SCAN Mullaly
School Settlement Association, Inc.
SEED
Sheltering Arms Children's Services
068881
068880
001403
001296
068857
045899
028620
006188
068863
045242
001304
012285
068870
068875
016989
001310
001280
068808
068811
068814
015042
029173
068816
004110
068820
068818
001320
001121
Inc.
001321
068841
068842
068843
068845
011293
001071
005622
035767
068847
045923
006315
068849
031433
068839
001343
Silver Lake Head Start II
Sports & Arts in Schools Foundation
St. Barnabas Hospital Health Services
St. Benedict’s Day Nursery
St. Christopher-Ottilie
St. John's Place Family Center
St. Mary's Community Services
St. Nicholas Neighborhood Preservation Corp.
St. Rita’s Head Start Program
St. Rita's Refugee Immigration Center
Stanley M. Isaacs Neighborhood Center, Inc.
Staten Island AIDS Task Force
Steven Sales Day Care Center
Stockholm Family Residence
STRIVE
Sunnyside Community Services, Inc.
Supportive Children’s Advocacy Network (SCAN)
— LaGuardia Day Care
Tabernacle Day Care Center
Taino Towers Community Life Center
The Valley Inc.
Tolentine-Zeiser-St. Ritas Center
Tompkins Children's Center
The Union Settlement Association, Inc.
United Bronx Parents, La Casita III
United Community of Williamsburg Day Care Center
United Hospital Fund
United Jewish Appeal-Federation of Jewish Philanthropies of New York,
United Neighborhood Houses of New York
University Heights Day Care Center
Uprose Inc.
Urban Health Plan Inc.
Urban Justice Center
— Homelessness and Prevention Project
Urban Strategies, Inc.
Vacamas Programs for Youth
Vanderbilt YMCA-YMCA of Greater New York
VIP Community Services, Inc.
Vision Mexico
Vocational Foundation
Volunteers of America
Washington Heights Inwood Coalition
William F. Ryan-Nena Center
Women's Center for Education and Career Advancement
Women's Prison Association
068844
001350
015471
063461
036726
001353
000856
003786
006755
004064
000168
068692
005359
000162
057339
026398
007055
000566
000163
000554
005042
018270
026997
005039
007427
000556
005040
006621
039015
005038
018449
010069
057342
000559
057319
000166
007357
007234
005041
000564
Woodhull Medical & Mental Health Center
YMCA of Greater New York
Young Audiences - New York
Youth at Risk Inc.
YWCA La Puerta Abierta Early Childhood Center
YWCA of Brooklyn
Orange County United Way
American Red Cross - Orange & Sullivan County
Association for the Help of Retarded Citizens
- Middletown
- Monroe Residential Home
- Newburgh
Association for the Visually Impaired
Big Brothers-Big Sisters
- Middletown
- Orange County
Day Care Center - Blooming Grove
Dispute Resolution of Orange & Putnam
Emergency Housing Group
Girl Scouts - Sarah Wells Council
Glenn Hines Memorial Boys & Girls Club
of Newburgh, Inc.
Goshen Area Day Care and Learning Center
Guild of St. Margaret Soup Kitchen
— Rent Program
— Summer Feeding Program
Hilltop Children’s Center
Holden Home for the Aged
Homemaker Services of Orange County
Hospice of Orange & Sullivan Counties
Inspire: The CP Center
Jewish Family Services of Orange County
KINDERCOLLEGE
- Middletown
- Newburgh
Literacy Volunteers of America - Middletown
Meals on Wheels - Middletown
Mental Health Association - Orange County
Middletown Day Nursery
Newburgh Day Nursery
Pius XII Youth & Family Services
- Goshen Site
- Monroe Site
— Chemical Dependency
Salvation Army
- Middletown Corps
000169
000565
059824
008569
000568
000555
000173
000174
000870
000790
000783
000874
008580
008581
000796
007027
000788
010062
000795
000793
000782
000781
000794
000785
000786
000799
005811
000791
000792
000798
011464
005795
000851
000570
000571
000572
000573
000577
000578
000579
037090
007874
000580
- Newburgh Corps
- Port Jervis Corps
Town of Wallkill Boys and Girls Club
Walden Day Care and Learning Center
Warwick Community Bandwagon
YMCA
- Middletown
- Newburgh
YWCA of Orange County
United Way of Rockland County
American Red Cross - Rockland County
ARC - Rockland County
Association for the Visually Impaired, Inc.
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Rockland
Child Care Resources of Rockland, Inc.
Community Playgroup, Inc.
Foster Grandparent Program - Theills
Girl Scouts - Rockland County Council
Head Start of Rockland
HEP Day Care Center
Home Aides, Inc. - Rockland
Jawonio, Inc.
— Center for Physically Handicapped
Legal Aid Society - Rockland County
Meals on Wheels of Rockland, Inc.
Mental Health Association - Rockland County
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (RSVP)
- Spring Valley
Rockland Family Shelter, Inc.
Stony Point Child Care Center - Theills
USO of Metropolitan New York, Inc.
Volunteer Counseling Services - Rockland County
West Street Day Care Center - Spring Valley
YAI-Rockland County Association for the Learning Disabled
YMCA - Rockland County
United Way of Ulster County
American Red Cross - Ulster County
ARC - Ulster-Greene
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Ulster County
Boys & Girls Club of Kingston
Family of Woodstock, Inc.
Gateway Community Industries
Girl Scouts of Ulster County
Mental Health Association in Ulster County
Resource Center for Accessible Living
Ulster Home Care, Inc.
009360
019708
004310
004309
000852
007869
001432
008842
003621
001415
001433
005043
001438
001439
001437
005871
001444
026183
001442
001443
001470
001474
005044
001447
001490
001449
001495
014437
001420
006963
001421
001452
010047
005872
010048
035688
001454
007601
001455
001499
005873
Ulster Literacy Association, Inc.
United Cerebral Palsy of Ulster County
— Community Rehabilitation Center
YMCA of Kingston and Ulster County
YWCA of Ulster County
United Way of Westchester & Putnam
A-HOME
American Cancer Society - Westchester Division
American Heart Association
- Putnam County
- Westchester County
American Red Cross
- Putnam County
- Westchester County
Aunt Bessie’s Open Door Day Care
Boys & Girls Clubs
- Mount Vernon
- New Rochelle
- Northern Westchester
Center for Preventive Psychiatry, Inc.
Child Care Council of Westchester, Inc.
The Children’s Village — Sanctuary Program
Community Planning Council of Yonkers
Country Children’s Center
Don Bosco Community Center
Donald R. Reed Speech & Hearing Center
Elizabeth Mascia Child Care Center
Family & Community Services, Inc.
Family Service Society of Yonkers
Family Services - Westchester
Family YMCA - Tarrytown
Food PATCH, Inc.
Girl Scouts - Westchester & Putnam
Grace Church Community Center
Green Chimneys Children’s Services
Guidance Center, Inc.
Happy Harbor Child Care Center
Harrison Children’s Center, Inc.
HOPE Community Service, Inc.
Hospice Care in Westchester and Putnam
Housing Action Council
Jansen Memorial Hospice
Jewish Community Center
- on the Hudson
- Mid Westchester
Larchmont-Mamaroneck Community Counseling Center
001472
001431
001450
001457
005874
001458
001459
005877
003986
001461
001463
000186
000184
004194
004190
001464
001465
001467
007867
001469
001423
007865
068685
001424
001426
001428
014501
068686
001430
001475
001476
001477
000183
006969
001414
005048
005049
005052
001478
001471
001479
003689
Lawrence Community Health Services
Learning for Life
Mamaroneck Child Development Center
Mental Health Association - Westchester County
Mount Kisco Day Care Center
Mount Vernon Council of Community Services
Mount Vernon Day Care Center
Mount Vernon Neighborhood Health Center
My Sister’s Place
Nepperhan Community Center
New Rochelle Day Nursery
The New York United Hospital Medical Center
Northern Westchester Hospital Center
Northern Westchester Shelter, Inc.
Open Door Family Medical Center
Ossining Children’s Center
Pelham Children’s Center
Phelps Memorial Hospital Center
— Behavioral Health Services
— Echo Hills Community Counseling Center
Port Chester Carver Center
Putnam Associated Resource Center (ARC)
Putnam County Child Care Council
Putnam Family and Community Services
Putnam Hospital Center
Putnam Northern Westchester Women’s
Resource Center
Putnam Recreation Program. for the Handicapped
Richard G. Rosenthal JCC (YW-YMHA)
Salvation Army
- Putnam
- Westchester
Scarsdale-Edgemont Family Counseling Service
Senior Personnel Employment Council Family Service - Westchester
Senior Personnel Placement Bureau
Sound Shore Medical Center of Westchester
Spanish Community Progress Foundation
St. John’s Riverside Hospital
— Park Care Pavilion
St. Matthew’s Day Care Center
St. Peter’s Child Care Center - Yonkers
Student Advocacy, Inc.
Thomas H. Slater Center
Town of Rye, Port Chester, Rye Brook Council Community Service
Union Child Day Care Center
United Cerebral Palsy Association of Westchester
003005
001483
004198
001484
001485
001486
005050
005051
040379
068748
001488
006964
000188
001498
Urban League of Westchester
Visiting Nurse Association of Hudson Valley
Visiting Nurse Services of Westchester
Volunteer Center of United Way
Westchester ARC
Westchester Community Opportunity Program
Westchester Hispanic Coalition
Westchester Jewish Community. Services (WJCS)
Westchester Medical Center
Westchester-Putnam Legal Services
Westchester Residential Opportunities, Inc.
White Plains Hospital Center
YM-YWHA - Southern Westchester
YMCA
012623
- Central & Northern Westchester
001491
- Mount Vernon
001492
- New Rochelle
001493
- Port Chester, Rye Brook
001494
- Rye
001497
- Yonkers
007041
Yonkers Residential Center, Inc.
001502
Youth Consultation League - White Plains
Youth Employment Service
001503
- Larchmont-Mamaroneck
001504
Youth Theatre Interactions
YWCA
001500
- White Plains & Central Westchester
001501
- Yonkers
NEW JERSEY
000862
United Way of Bloomfield
000924
American National Red Cross - Metro. NJ
000872
ARC - Essex County, Inc.
000905
Boy Scouts - Northern NJ Council
000914
Catholic Community. Services - ACC & Mt. Guild
000673
COPE Center, Inc.
005810
Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ
000421
CYO Youth Ministries
000960
Family Service League
000953
First Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey
000666
Girl Scouts Council - Greater Essex & Hudson Counties
000885
Mental Health Association of Essex County
Northwest Essex Community. Healthcare Network
000896
- Belleville
000969
- Montclair
015827
Salvation Army
000675
068691
000791
000841
000750
064734
000751
000027
033905
000759
000754
000770
068689
014410
000035
001539
026967
000755
018389
007072
007046
045643
041264
003204
004896
029501
011663
000758
008526
008605
045644
033899
000836
000767
064771
003097
006505
000763
019276
001543
000768
006124
015827
000766
068693
Senior Care & Activities Center, Inc.
Special Needs
USO Metropolitan New York, Inc.
United Way of Central Jersey
American Red Cross of Central Jersey
Anshe Emeth Community Development Corp.
ARC - Middlesex County
Boy Scouts - Central New Jersey Council
Catholic Charities Diocese of Metuchen
Central Jersey Legal Services
Cerebral Palsy Association of Middlesex County
Civic League of Greater New Brunswick, Inc.
Christian C. Kjeldsen Fund for Children
Elijah's Promise
Family & Children’s Services of Central Jersey
Family & Community Service - Somerset County
FISH Hospitality Program
Girl Scouts - Delaware-Raritan Council
Greater New Brunswick Day Care Council
HomeSharing Program of Somerset County
Housing Coalition of Central Jersey
Infoline of Middlesex County
Interfaith Network of Care
Jewish Family & Vocational Services of Middlesex County
Jewish Family Services of Southern Middlesex County
Jewish Renaissance Foundation, Inc.
John E. Toolan Kiddie Keep Well Camp
Middlesex County Association of the Blind
Middlesex County Child Assault Prevention Project (CAP)
Middlesex County. Economic Opportunities Corp.
Middlesex County Grandparents Raising Grandchildren Coalition
Middlesex Interfaith Partners with the Homeless
New Jersey Association on Correction
The Open Door
Outreach to New Americans Project of Central Jersey
Planned Parenthood League of Central Jersey
Puerto Rican Action Board
Puerto Rican Association. for Human Development (PRAHD)
Raritan Bay Medical Center
Resource Center for Women & Their Families
Salvation Army
- New Brunswick Corps
- Perth Amboy Corps
- Service Extension
South County Day Care Center
Twilight Program
000135
010064
000774
000773
000765
000775
000776
000777
000860
000953
007108
064050
000924
007105
000872
005438
004116
000883
029606
038130
008395
064062
006984
000906
005614
000673
004962
019602
068694
000895
000674
000784
027995
064065
000666
027996
009843
004964
007851
000902
009333
000921
Visiting Nurse Association - Central Jersey
VSA Arts - New Jersey
Women Aware, Inc.
Women Helping Women
YM-YWHA of Raritan Valley
YMCA
- Metuchen-Edison
- Raritan Bay Area
- Raritan Valley
United Way of Essex and West Hudson
1st Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey
Ad House, Inc.
AIDS Resource Center of the Episcopal Diocese of Newark
American Red Cross - Metro NJ
Apostles' House
Association For Retarded Citizens
- Essex County
- Livingston
Babyland Family Services
Boys & Girls Club
- Newark
- West Orange
Broadway House for Continuing Care
Cancer Care of New Jersey
Caucus New Jersey
Choices, Inc.
Community Agencies Corp. of New Jersey
— Friendly Fuld
Community Day Nursery
COPE Center, Inc.
East Orange Community Development Corp.
El Club Del Barrio
Epilepsy Foundation of NJ
Family Connection
The First Occupational Center of NJ (OCNJ)
FOCUS: Hispanic Center for Community Development
Freedom Foundation of New Jersey
Gateway Maternal & Child Health Consortium
Girl Scouts - Greater Essex & Hudson Counties
Healthy Mothers-Healthy Babies
Integrity, Inc.
International Youth Organization (IYO)
Ironbound Community Corporation
Irvington Counseling Center
Isaiah House, Inc.
Jewish Family Services of MetroWest
000926
026981
000909
000890
026973
000885
028001
026974
005817
000910
009539
042531
007118
003844
004963
000893
005818
018732
064658
000877
000920
000875
000873
018600
000884
000891
008588
000888
000846
000024
000825
000023
000025
000802
000803
008395
000806
000028
000808
009320
007810
000029
018881
Jewish Vocational Service of MetroWest
Kids in Business Inc. - Developmental Center
La Casa De Don Pedro, Inc. - Headquarters
Leaguers, Inc.
Literacy Volunteers of America - West Hudson
New Jersey Performing Arts Center
— Youth Programs
Newark Community Health Center
Newark Day Center
Newark Emergency Services for Families
Newark Literacy Campaign
Newark Museum
Newark Renaissance House
Nutley Family Service Bureau
PATHWAYS to Independence
Salvation Army
- Ironbound Boys' & Girls' Club & Senior Center
Sarah Ward Nursery Corporation
Turning Point, Inc.
UMDNJ Young Fathers Program
Unified Vailsburg Service Organization
United Jewish Federation of Metrowest
United Labor Agency of Essex-West Hudson
Urban League of Essex County
United Way of Essex & West Hudson
— First Call for Help
Valley Settlement House
West Orange Community House and Boys and Girls Club
Youth Development Clinic
YWCA of Essex & West Hudson
United Way of Greater Mercer County
American Red Cross of Central New Jersey
Arc of Mercer, Inc.
Association for the Advancement of Mental Health (AAMH)
Better Beginnings
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Mercer County
Boys & Girls Club of Trenton - Mercer County
Cancer Care, Inc. - New Jersey Division
Carolyn Stokes Day Nursery
Catholic Charities - Diocese of Trenton
Catholic Youth Organization (CYO) of Mercer County
Central Jersey Legal Services - Mercer County
Child Care Connection, Inc.
Children’s Home Society of New Jersey
Community Action Service Center, Inc.
034013
000810
045677
000031
068683
009613
000035
000813
008547
028225
019278
045643
029514
034291
000817
017603
005814
013496
011393
000820
000821
008538
000823
029568
005671
010089
045667
000042
008570
045664
014441
005815
028521
028733
045668
NJ
068684
009529
000831
000832
000043
000834
000863
009293
Congregate Housing Service Program - Trent Center
Contact of Mercer County NJ, Inc.
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Mercer
Crawford House
The Crisis Ministry of Princeton and Trenton
ENABLE, Inc.
Family & Children’s Services of Central NJ - Princeton
Family Guidance Center
Freedom House, Inc.
Greater Trenton Behavior Healthcare
HomeFront
InfoLine of Middlesex County
Interfaith Care Givers of Greater Trenton, Inc.
Interfaith Hospitality Network - Mercer County
Jewish Family & Children’s Service of Greater Mercer County
John O. Wilson Hamilton Neighborhood
Service Center, Inc.
Life Ties, Inc.
Maryville, Inc.
MECHA (Mercer County Hispanic Association)
Mercer Street Friends Center
Millhill Child & Family Development Center
Mobile Meals of Trenton
Mount Carmel Guild of Trenton
The Newgrange School of Princeton
Planned Parenthood - Trenton-Mercer County
Prevention Education, Inc.
Prince of Peace Lutheran Church
Princeton Nursery School
Princeton Senior Resource Center
Princeton Young Achievers
Rescue Mission of Trenton
Samaritan Hospice
Signs of Sobriety
St. Francis Medical Center
Union Industrial Home Association for the Destitute Children of Trenton,
United Progress, Inc.
Urban Women’s Center, Inc.
Womanspace, Inc.
YMCA - Trenton
YWCA
- Princeton
- Trenton
United Way of Greater Union County
2-1-1 - Greater Union County
000404
045813
003289
000903
011369
000408
000407
000409
000751
001533
000412
018427
013691
000413
000414
018376
000419
000415
018373
057323
000422
000462
000754
000466
000410
000423
006048
000424
025952
057327
000489
000427
059829
000428
064769
000421
059830
000429
005861
057331
000431
001539
000433
ALFRE, Inc.
Ambulatory Detoxification Program of Trinitas Hospital
American Friends Service Committee - NY
— Criminal Justice Program
American Red Cross
- Plainfield — AIDS Prevention Program
- Summit Area Chapter
- Tri-County Chapter
- Westfield-Mountainside Chapter
ARC
- Middlesex County
- Somerset County
- Union County
— Murray Hill Child Development Center
— Work Center
Boy Scouts of America - Patriot's Path Council
Bridgeway Rehabilitation Services
Catholic Community Services
- Mount Carmel Guild - Cranford
- Special Service Division - Migration Social Services Center
- Union County Division
— Adult Protective Services
— Family & Children's Counseling Services
Center for Infant Development
Central Jersey Legal Services, Inc.
Cerebral Palsy League
Community Access Unlimited
Community Coordinated Child Care
Community Health Law Project
- South Orange
Community Pre-School at St. John’s - Summit
Community Service Association of New Providence
The Connection for Women and Families
CONTACT We Care
Cranford Community Council
Cranford Family Care Association
Cranford Municipal Alliance
CYO Youth Ministries - Union County Office
Eastern Union County Community Council
Egenolf Early Childhood Center
Elizabeth Coalition to House the Homeless
Elizabethport Presbyterian Center, Inc.
Family & Children's Services - Elizabeth
Family & Community Services. - Somerset County
Family Service of Summit - Division of Overlook
000755
000666
000436
007072
009716
000437
000438
000439
000445
000458
041860
041861
000441
022539
000448
000442
059831
000460
005860
057338
000447
000450
057337
000451
018380
000453
015827
000455
001551
059832
000463
000467
001529
001530
000469
000791
000470
000472
057345
000475
000485
Girl Scouts
- Delaware Raritan, Inc.
- Council of Greater Essex & West Hudson County
- Washington Rock Council, Inc.
HomeSharing, Inc.
Interfaith Council for the Homeless of Union County
Jefferson Park Day Care Center
Jewish Community Center of Central NJ
Jewish Family Service Agency of Central NJ
King's Daughters Day School
The Learning Circle - 95 Morris Center
Lifetime Support Incorporated
Literacy Volunteers of America
- Union County Affiliate
Mental Health Association of Union County
Mobile Meals of Westfield
Mountainside Rescue Squad
Neighborhood House Association
Plainfield, N. Plainfield, Fanwood & Scotch Plains Community Council
Prevention Links
PROCEED, Inc.
Rahway Community Action Organization
- JFK Center
Rahway Day Care Center
Resolve Community Counseling Center, Inc.
Retired Senior Volunteer Program
— Community Access Unlimited
Roselle Day Care Center
SAGE
The Salvation Army
- Elizabeth Corps
- Union County Service Unit
Second Street Youth Center
Somerset Home for Temp. Displaced Children
South Plainfield Community Council
UCPC Behavioral HealthCare
United Family & Children’s Society
United Way of Summit, New Providence, & Berkeley Heights
United Way of Westfield
Urban League of Union County, Inc.
USO of Metropolitan New York
Visiting Health Services of Union County, Inc.
Visiting Nurse & Health Services
Westfield Community Center
Westfield Neighborhood Council
YM-YWCA - Westfield “Y”
000486
000482
057334
009508
000483
000491
000476
Heights
059835
000477
000478
000488
000487
000859
001564
009570
018952
008378
001565
001569
059744
001594
022067
009338
064661
022544
009337
000666
007259
026287
001575
004080
001572
059740
001573
006909
004393
009626
001586
022545
001576
014517
YM-YWHA of Union County, Inc.
YMCA - Plainfield Area
YMCA of Eastern Union County
- Five Points Branch
- Rahway Branch
Youth & Family Counseling Service
Youth Employment Service of Cranford
Youth Employment Service of Summit, New Providence & Berkeley
- Berkeley Heights
- New Providence
- Summit
YWCA
- Central Jersey
- Eastern Union County
United Way of Hudson County
American Red Cross - Hudson County Chapter
Battered Women - Jersey City, Hudson County
Bayonne Community Mental Health Center
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Hudson County
Boys & Girls Club - Hudson County, Jersey City
Catholic Community Service - Hudson County
Community Health Center
Council of Social Services
Educational Arts Team, Inc.
FAITH (Franciscan AIDS Initiative to Help)
The Family Resource Center (CCS)
First Call for Help
Franciscan Home & Rehabilitation Center
— Alzheimer’s Adult Care Center
Hispanic Women’s Resource Center
House of Faith, Inc.
Hudson Community Enterprises
Hudson Hospice
International Institute of New Jersey
Jersey City Library Literacy Program
Jewish Community Center of Bayonne
Jewish Family & Counseling Services
- Jersey City, Bayonne
Let’s Celebrate, Inc.
Meals on Wheels of Hudson County
North Hudson Community Action Corp.
Partnership for a Drug-Free New Jersey
Police Athletic League - Bayonne
Salvation Army — Early Childhood Education
011777
019759
001580
001593
060265
001581
000865
025554
000499
000493
000027
007049
007048
011620
008547
001544
008548
000502
057320
000505
000498
000500
016636
000501
017105
005517
000508
000510
006111
000513
057325
000515
001660
000953
001699
000872
005438
000905
008395
068747
000489
000895
000666
St. Lucy’s Shelter for the Homeless
U.C.P.
Visiting Homemaker Service - Hudson County
Voluntary Action Center
Youth Entrepreneurs
YMCA - Bayonne
United Way of Hunterdon County
Anderson House
Arc of Hunterdon County
Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties
Boy Scouts - Central New Jersey Council
Briteside Adult Day Care Center I & II Association
Catholic Charities - Family Services Office
Fisherman’s Mark, Inc.
Freedom House, Inc.
Girl Scouts - Rolling Hills Council
Glen Gardner Youth Association
— The Youth Center
Hunterdon Drug Awareness Program
Hunterdon Helpline, Inc.
Hunterdon Hospice, Inc.
Hunterdon Museum of Art
Hunterdon Prevention Resources
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Hunterdon County
Legal Services of NW Jersey - Hunterdon County Division
Literacy Volunteers of America - Hunterdon County
Meals on Wheels in Hunterdon, Inc.
NORWESCAP, INC. — Food Bank
Round Valley Youth Center
Salvation Army - Hunterdon County
Visiting Health & Supportive Services
Women’s Crisis Services - Hunterdon County
YMCA - Hunterdon County
United Way of Millburn/Short Hills
1st Cerebral Palsy of New Jersey
Arthritis Foundation
Association for Retarded Citizens
- Essex County
- Livingston
Boy Scouts of America - Northern New Jersey
Cancer Care, Inc. - New Jersey Divisional
Community Personnel Services
The Connection for Women and Families
Family Connection
042439
010077
037632
000885
001701
019604
019605
043675
017228
068746
000452
009343
005061
000678
000843
000153
068695
014092
000120
041205
007762
000122
003316
000123
000138
000129
014287
013203
061853
041206
018603
060883
005228
000156
000125
043512
014193
064687
000128
068697
008903
009540
008727
064176
— Millburn Medical Transportation Access
Jewish Family Services of Metrowest - Springfield
Kidz Pax, Inc.
Neighborhood Association of Millburn Township
New Eyes for the Needy, Inc.
Opportunity Project, Inc.
Rachel Coalition
RAINBOWS, Inc.
Safe Rides
SAGE
Special Need Recreation Program (SNEAKERS)
The Valerie Fund
West Essex Visiting Nurse Association
United Way of Monmouth County
180 Turning Lives Around
Allies, Inc.
Alzheimer's Association of Central NJ
American Red Cross - Jersey Coast Chapter
Asbury Park Consortium
ASLAN Youth Ministries
Association for Retarded Citizens (ARC) of Monmouth
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Monmouth County
Boy Scouts of America - Monmouth County
Boys & Girls Club - Monmouth County
Catholic Charities
— Monmouth Behavioral Health Care
The Center in Asbury Park
CentraState Health Wellness Center
Child Assault Prevention of Monmouth County
Child Care Services of Monmouth County
Children's Tournament of Champions
Coastal Habitat for Humanity
Collier Services
The Community YMCA
CPC Behavioral Healthcare
Epilepsy Foundation NJ
Epiphany House
Essence of Self Center
Family & Children's Service
Family Based Services Association
Food Bank of Monmouth & Ocean County
Freehold Area Habitat for Humanity
- Monmouth County
Freehold Area Open Door, Inc.
Garden State Consumer Credit Counseling
011704
022303
017057
000131
064688
012065
064773
008041
000133
006056
001696
028060
008129
000136
005832
000139
000140
026781
000141
041805
041800
008205
000824
064689
010008
000143
005833
000142
005554
064706
068700
003615
068701
000147
064180
041209
005061
000135
064690
000152
000130
000840
001721
000404
001668
HABCORE
Habitat for Humanity of Long Branch
Handicapped High Riders Club
Hispanic Affairs & Resource Center
Interfaith Hospitality Net. of Monmouth County
Interfaith Neighbors, Inc.
Jersey Shore University Medical Center Foundation
Jewish Community Center
Jewish Family & Children's Services
LADACIN
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society - Southern NJ
LOVE, Inc.
Lunch Break
Mental Health Association of Monmouth
Mercy Center
Monmouth Center for Vocational Rehabilitation
Monmouth Council of Girl Scouts
Monmouth County Urban League
Monmouth Day Care Center
Monmouth Health Care Foundation
Monmouth Housing Alliance
Monmouth Neighborhood Housing, Inc.
National Multiple Sclerosis Society
NY Services for the Handicapped
Ocean's Harbor House
Planned Parenthood of Central New Jersey
Pleasant Valley Adult Day Care Center at Bayshore
Prevention First
Project Paul, Inc.
Red Bank Regional Source Foundation
RJ-KJ Foundation
Samaritan Center
Sandy Hook Child Care Center
Search Day Program
SCAN
Spring House
Valerie Fund
Visiting Nurse Association of Central Jersey
Volunteers in Health - Parker Family Health Center
West Side Community Center
YMCA of Western Monmouth County
United Way of Morris County
Ada Budrick Child Care Center
ALFRE - Mrs. Wilson's
American Red Cross
- Northwest NJ
004953
001669
005598
029507
001672
017643
001671
026983
029511
001723
045867
001673
001686
001674
022378
008547
041727
001675
007802
007809
006492
022537
025611
001724
001677
003192
000921
004956
001678
008162
005693
007658
001679
001725
001680
061922
016249
008610
005606
029615
000536
041090
001726
001727
001682
001728
- Southeast Morris
Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Morris County
Child & Family Resources Incorporated
Children on the Green
Children’s Aid & Family Services, Inc.
Chilton Memorial Hospital
Collinsville Child Care Center
Deirdre O'Brien Child Advocacy Center
Disabled Advocates Working for Northwest
Dover Area Child Care Center, Inc.
Dress for Success - Morris County
El Primer Paso (The First Step)
Employment Horizons
Family Service of Morris County
First Call For Help
Freedom House, Inc.
Gateway Maternal & Child Health Network
Girl Scouts — Project Safe
Head Start Community Program of Dover & Morristown
Homeless Solutions - Morris Shelter
Hope House
Housing Partnership for Morris County
Interfaith Council for the Homeless - Morris County
Jefferson Township Child Care & Educational Center
Jersey Battered Women's Service (JBWS)
Jewish Community Center of Metrowest
Jewish Family Services of Metrowest
Lakeland Hills YMCA
Legal Services of Northwest Jersey
Literacy Volunteers of Morris County
Madison Area YMCA
- F.M. Kirby Children's Center
Madison Community House
Madison Day Care Center
Mental Health Association of Morris County
Morris Center YMCA
— Y's Child Care
— Y's Owl
Morris County Hispanic Affairs Organization
Morris Tomorrow
Morristown Memorial Hospital
Morristown Neighborhood House Association
Mount Olive Child Care & Learning Center
Parsippany Child Day Care Center
P.G. Chambers School
Roxbury Day Care
007803
007640
000920
001691
000544
008615
001693
026984
004957
060275
000845
000924
000872
000660
000670
000673
000665
000666
000667
059725
000921
007836
034336
064505
000885
032579
068703
003438
019638
000898
004951
000969
062750
017334
000675
059727
068702
041247
000680
000850
000924
000979
The Salvation Army — Child Care Morristown
United Cerebral Palsy of Morris - Somerset
United Jewish Communities of Metrowest
Visiting Nurse Association (VNA)
- Northern New Jersey
- Somerset Hills
— Somerset Hills Adult Day Center
Volunteers for Morris County
The Women’s Center at CCM
YMCA - West Morris Area
— Child Development Center
United Way of North Essex
ARC - Essex County, Inc.
The Bridge, Inc.
CARE Plus NJ
COPE Center, Inc.
Family Service League, Inc.
Hollow Day Care Center
Interfaith Hospitality Network
Jewish Family Services of Metrowest
- Florham Park
- Livingston
Life Management, Inc.
Livingston Municipal Alliance Committee (LMAC)
Montclair Neighborhood Development Corp.
— Project Oasis
Montclair Public Library-Schools
— Health and Wellness Initiative
Montclair Volunteer Ambulance Unit
National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW)
National Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependence of North Jersey
Neighborhood Child Care Center
Northwest Essex Community Healthcare Network
Partners for Women and Justice
Salvation Army - Montclair Corps
Senior Care & Activities Center, Inc.
Team Partnership
Verona After School Program
Verona-Cedar Grove Transportation Program
YMCA - Montclair
United Way of Passaic County
The ARC of Bergen - Passaic Counties
019247
000590
000592
000593
000594
041271
064274
000596
011225
009387
000627
000602
041273
000614
024009
000604
013901
041274
000621
041277
045809
000615
000611
000616
000838
005890
004800
009346
001531
000407
025554
001533
000493
001536
000754
007810
011181
001549
000427
000031
001539
003948
011165
Association of Special Children & Families
Boys & Girls Club
- Clifton
- Hawthorne
- Passaic
- Paterson
Camp Vacamas Association
— Vacamas Program for Youth
Catholic Family and Community Services
Children’s Day Nursery & Family Center
CUMAC-ECHO, Inc.
Eva’s Sheltering Program, Inc.
Father English Community Center
Girl Scouts - Lenni-Lenape Council
Greater Paterson OIC
HomeCare Options
Interfaith Hospitality Network - Passaic County
Jewish Family & Children’s Services of NJ
Jewish Family Service of Clifton
Mental Health Association of Passaic County
Northeast NJ Legal Services
Operation Link-Up
Paterson Healthy Mothers, Healthy Babies Coalition
Wayne Police Athletic League (PAL)
YM-YWHA of North Jersey
YMCA - Paterson
Somerset County United Way
4-H Youth Development - Somerset County
Adult Day Center - Somerset County
Alternatives, Inc.
American Red Cross
- Greater Somerset County
- Tri-County Chapter
Anderson House
Arc of Somerset County
Big Brothers-Big Sisters of Hunterdon & Somerset Counties
Catholic Charities Somerset County Region
Child Care Connection, Inc.
Community Hope, Inc.
Community VNA
CONTACT We Care
Crawford House
Family and Community Services - Somerset County
Food Bank Network of Somerset County
Franklin Township Food Bank
008547
001544
000436
007072
027920
005510
009348
045816
000445
003885
006474
011090
001541
001542
033899
003081
018430
001543
022471
064657
003935
001545
064656
008585
009425
001551
011474
007640
000467
000544
000472
011006
004101
000482
000541
001550
000488
000864
000517
000518
018476
000516
Freedom House, Inc.
Girl Scouts
- Rolling Hills Council
- Washington Rock Council
HomeSharing Program of Somerset County
Interfaith Hospitality Network of Somerset County
Jewish Federation of Somerset, Hunterdon & Warren Counties
The Jointure
King’s Daughters Day School
The Learning Gate
Literacy Volunteers of America - Somerset County
Martin Luther King Youth Center, Inc.
Middle Earth
Middlesex Interfaith Partners with the Homeless
Midland School
Raritan Valley Habitat for Humanity, Inc.
Resource Center for Women & Their Families
Rock Brook School
Shimon & Sara Birnbaum Jewish Community Center
Somerset Community Action Program (SCAP)
Somerset Council on Alcoholism & Drug Dependency
Somerset County Cultural Diversity Coalition
Somerset County Vocational Technical H.S.
— Twilight Program
Somerset County Coalition on Affordable Housing
Somerset Home for Temporarily Displaced Children
Somerset Treatment Services
United Cerebral Palsy of Morris - Somerset
United Family & Children’s Society
Visiting Nurse Association - Somerset Hills
Visiting Nurse & Health Service System
Volunteers of America
— Agapé House Program
Women’s Health & Counseling Center
YMCA
- Plainfield Area
- Somerset Hills
- Somerset Valley
YWCA of Central Jersey
United Way of Sussex County
American Red Cross - Sussex County Chapter
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Sussex County
Catholic Family & Community Services
Center for Prevention & Counseling
029511
009321
008547
000602
019612
019702
000519
Disabled Advocates Working for Northwest
Domestic Abuse Services, Inc.
Freedom House, Inc.
Girl Scouts - Lenni-Lenape Council
Literacy Volunteers of America - Sussex County
Little Children’s World, Inc.
NORWESCAP, INC.
000723
— Child & Family Resource Services
000508
— Food Bank
000523
— Retired & Senior Volunteer Program
006143
People Help of Sussex County
008861
Project Self-Sufficiency of Sussex County
000526
Rainbows of Learning Child Care Center
005069
The Salvation Army - Sussex County Service Units
009351
Samaritan Inn, Inc. — Homeless Program
000525
SCARC, Inc.
042511
SCARC Guardianship Services, Inc.
000527
Sussex County Help Line, Inc.
057328
Visiting Nurse Association
000529
YMCA of Sussex County
000853
United Way of Warren County
000689
Abilities of Northwest Jersey, Inc.
062268
American Red Cross of Northwest New Jersey
000695
ARC - Warren County Chapter, Inc.
004120
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Warren County
000027
- Central NJ Council
000701
- Minsi Trails Council
005869
Catholic Charities Diocese of Metuchen
005870
Domestic Abuse and Rape Crisis Center
000710
Family Guidance Center of Warren County
000713
Girl Scouts - Great Valley Council
000711
Joseph H. Firth Youth Center
009356
Legal Services of Northwest NJ - Warren Division
000724
Meals on Wheels, Inc. - Phillipsburg Area
025165
NORWESCAP, Inc.
000744
Visiting Homemaker Services of Warren County
CONNECTICUT
000867
Darien United Way & Community Council
000221
2-1-1 Infoline
015944
Catholic Family Services - Darien Site
000051
Child Guidance Center of Southern CT, Inc.
007817
Domestic Violence Crisis Center
000216
Elderhouse
000217
Family & Children’s Agency
007815
011641
009324
000084
000205
000940
012088
000067
000060
022511
008557
029565
004362
010066
000201
000945
000074
008567
000076
000947
040892
000255
000848
001595
001596
019768
001602
001603
013784
019767
001604
001607
009445
007849
007034
032790
001615
001614
000221
007847
000053
001621
001622
Family Centers, Inc. - Darien Site
Family ReEntry
Food Bank of Lower Fairfield County
George Washington Carver Foundation
- Carver Center
Girl Scouts - Southwestern CT Council
Kids in Crisis
Laurel House
LMG Programs — Darien Youth Options
Meals On Wheels of Stamford - Darien
Mid-Fairfield Child Guidance
— Choices for Success
Norwalk Community Service Office c/o NEON
Norwalk Emergency Shelter
Norwalk Youth Symphony
— Lessons in Schools Program
The Noroton Heights Depot - Teen Center
Nursing and Home Care
Sexual Assault Crisis and Education Center
Shelter for the Homeless, Inc.
STAR, Lighting the Way
Urban League of Southwestern Connecticut
The Volunteer Center of SW Fairfield County
Women’s Mentoring Network
YWCA of Darien - Norwalk
United Way of Eastern Fairfield County
American Red Cross - SE Fairfield County
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Southwestern CT
Bridge House, Inc.
Cardinal Shehan Center
Catholic Family Services of Bridgeport
The Center for Women & Families
Charles D. Smith, Jr. Foundation
Child Guidance Center of Greater Bridgeport
Connecticut Legal Services, Inc.
Council of Churches of Greater Bridgeport
Fairfield Community Services, Inc.
Family Services Woodfield, Inc.
GBAF United Way Summer Camp Scholarship Program
Girl Scouts - Housatonic Council, Inc.
Hall Neighborhood House, Inc.
INFOLINE — 211
Inner City Children’s Center, Inc. (ABCD)
International Institute of Connecticut, Inc.
Jewish Center for Community Services, Inc.
001624
068690
063941
007003
019769
001623
068688
018403
001625
009327
001626
008546
001631
009330
008545
001632
068687
001610
000848
001633
001634
001635
000869
000929
000936
000930
000937
000051
000933
000934
000935
009324
000205
011468
000939
000221
007801
000940
007003
007004
000067
007035
000945
000074
009336
000076
The Kennedy Center, Inc.
Kith & Kin
Learning for Life, Connecticut Yankee Council
LIFELINE of Southwestern Connecticut, Inc.
McGivney Community Center, Inc.
Music and Arts Center for Humanity
PARK Project
Project Blueprint
Queen’s Daughters
Regional Council for the Homeless
Regional Network of Programs, Inc.
Regional Youth, Adult Substance Abuse Project
Salvation Army of Greater Bridgeport
Southern Regional Sickle Cell Association
Southwestern CT Agency on Aging
Sterling House Community Center
Success by 6
United Visiting Nurse Association
United Way of Eastern Fairfield County
Visiting Nurse Services of Connecticut
Wakeman Boy’s & Girl’s Club
YMCA of Central Connecticut Coast
United Way of Greenwich
American Red Cross - Greenwich Chapter
ARC - Greenwich
Banksville Community Center
Boys & Girls Club - Greenwich
Community Answers, Inc.
Community Centers, Inc.
Family Centers, Inc. - Greenwich
Greenwich Adult Day Center
Greenwich Hospital
INFOLINE — 211
Jewish Family Services - Greenwich
Kids in Crisis
LIFELINE of Southwestern CT, Inc.
LMG Programs
PATHWAYS, Inc.
Sexual Assault Crisis & Education Center
Transportation Association of Greenwich
Urban League of Southwestern CT
000947
000948
000949
061451
007549
007092
012089
001596
057322
007098
006605
011240
001615
019590
007095
001624
007097
019765
045672
019188
007102
045621
007101
007100
019766
000854
019728
063522
057322
000084
000090
000051
029487
063521
007817
000058
000217
000935
011641
009324
004976
000205
000014
000221
The Volunteer Center
YMCA of Greenwich
YWCA of Greenwich
— Domestic Abuse Services
United Way of Milford
American Red Cross - Milford Chapter
Beth-El Center
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, SW Connecticut
Boy Scouts - Connecticut Yankee Council
Bridges - A Community Support System
Catholic Family Services - Milford
Domestic Violence Services of Greater New Haven
Girl Scouts - Housatonic Council, Inc.
Good Shepherd Day Care Center, Inc.
INFOLINE of Connecticut
The Kennedy Center, Inc.
Milford Council on Aging
Milford Kids Count 1-2-3-4-5
Milford’s Promise
New Haven Legal Assistance
Rape Crisis Center of Milford, Inc.
Salvation Army - Milford Service Unit
Visiting Nurse Association - South Central CT
YMCA - Milford Orange Branch
Young Parents Program
United Way of New Canaan
ABC (A Better Chance) of New Canaan, Inc.
Arts for Healing
Carver Foundation - Carver Center
Child Guidance Center
- Mid-Fairfield
- Southern CT
Children’s Connection of Fairfield County
— MIT Program
Dispute Settlement Center, Inc.
Domus Foundation
Family & Children’s Agency
Family Centers, Inc.
Family Re-Entry, Inc.
Get About Van
Horizons Student Enrichment Program
INFOLINE — 211
000940
068711
000011
000005
033929
040354
029468
011470
008557
029565
066373
000201
009344
000945
000074
063576
000076
000947
000018
000861
000108
000102
008566
000103
019437
045811
000104
005807
004981
025168
000105
000106
000107
068713
000110
004982
000205
044842
011634
009364
013831
005808
000112
068712
Kids in Crisis
LMG — Family Conversations Program
Meals on Wheels - New Canaan
New Canaan CARES
New Canaan Group Home Inc.
- South Avenue Cottage
New Canaan Nature Center
New Canaan Teen Center
New Covenant House of Hospitality
Norwalk Community Service Office
Norwalk Grassroots Tennis, Inc.
Nursing & Home Care, Inc.
Senior Center of New Canaan, Inc.
STAR, Inc.
Urban League of Southwestern Connecticut
YMCA - New Canaan Community
United Way of Northern Fairfield County
Ability Beyond Disability
American Red Cross of Western Connecticut
Amos House, Inc.
Association of Religious Communities, Inc.
Bill S. Curtis Harambee Center
The Bridge to Independence and Career Opportunities (TBICO)
Catholic Family Services of Danbury
Community Action Committee of Danbury, Inc. (CACD)
Connecticut Legal Services - Danbury
Danbury Children First
Danbury Regional Child Advocacy Center
Danbury Visiting Nurses Association, Inc.
Danbury Youth Services
Families Network of Western CT
Family & Children’s Aid, Inc.
Family Counseling Center, Inc.
Green Chimney Children’s Services
— Good Friends Program
Hanahoe Children’s Clinic
Hispanic Center of Greater Danbury
Interfaith AIDS Ministry of Greater Danbury
Interfaith Social Action Corp. (ISAC)
Interlude, Inc.
John J. Driscoll United Labor Agency
007811
007001
007002
009165
034322
034323
034324
005488
005809
000115
000117
000118
000119
000858
000209
012761
000084
064674
000212
000090
064675
064676
064349
022511
011987
029472
000213
000230
000214
064354
064356
007817
064677
059844
019809
064358
000216
064359
000217
064669
064678
059843
011641
000234
064684
Literacy Volunteers of America - Danbury
Midwestern CT Council on Alcoholism (MCCA)
Newtown Youth Services, Inc.
Regional YMCA
— Day Camp
— Nursery School
— School Age Child Care
Ridgefield Boys and Girls Club
Ridgefield Youth Services Bureau, Inc.
Salvation Army - Danbury Corps
Volunteer Center, Inc.
Western CT Association for Human Rights (WECAHR)
Women’s Center of Greater Danbury
United Way of Norwalk & Wilton
American Red Cross - Mid-Fairfield Chapter
Bread & Roses
Carver Foundation
- Carver Center
— Database Creation Program
Catholic Family Services - Norwalk
Child Guidance Center of Mid-Fairfield County
— Latina Child Psychiatrist Support
— Wilton After Hours Program
Children with Special Challenges
Choices for Success
CLASP Homes, Inc.
Communities in Schools of Norwalk, Inc.
Community House (First Congregational Church)
Connecticut Counseling Centers
Connecticut Legal Services - Stamford
Courage to Speak Foundation
Devon's Place
— B.O.S.S. (Bullies: Options and Safety Skills Program)
— Project Hope Helping Open People’s Eyes
Dr. Appleby School Based Health Centers
Eating Disorders Programs
Elderhouse, Inc.
Expansion of Creating Lasting Family Connections
Family & Children's Agency
— After School Program
— Parent-Youth Trauma Treatment Collaborative
— Peer Sexual Health Ed. Program
Family Re-Entry, Inc.
Family YMCA - Norwalk
Fairfield County Non-profit Loan Fund
000218
009324
000205
064710
064709
000014
000219
064680
064679
064361
000221
064681
064712
000222
064664
000940
064362
007003
000017
064663
026709
010084
064363
000226
034055
008557
029565
064394
034060
064366
064711
019808
064665
064666
010085
064708
000201
000081
059848
064683
064682
029496
FISH of Norwalk, Inc.
Girl Scouts - SW Connecticut Council
Healthy Norwalk Partnership
Homeless Management Information System
Human Services Council
— Child Advocacy Collaborative
— Community Service Academy
Individual Development Account Program
INFOLINE — 211
Interfaith Housing Association
— Social Skills Community Building Group
International Institute of Connecticut
— Immigration & Naturalization Counseling Program
Keystone House, Inc.
— Accreditation of Rehabilitation Facilities
Kids in Crisis
Lessons in School
Literacy Volunteer of SE Fairfield County
- Mid-Fairfield Branch
— Norwalk Book Festival
LMG Programs, Inc.
Manna House of Hospitality
Middle School Based Behavioral Health Center
NEON Child Development Program
Norwalk Community Health Center
Norwalk Community Service Office
— Security Deposit Program
Norwalk Healthy Families Collaborative
Norwalk Housing Authority Learning Center
Norwalk Kids Start Smart Initiative
Norwalk Mentor Program
— Best Buddies Program
Norwalk River Rowing Association
— Reach Out & Row Program
Norwalk Senior Center
Norwalk Weed & Seed
Positive Directions
— Creating Lasting Family Connections
— Science Based Prevention Program
— Vision 2020
President's Fund
000054
000228
000945
008567
064671
007816
042145
059847
042243
064685
000207
032827
064670
068716
068717
000868
000056
000062
000050
000064
000051
009281
010079
000058
007003
000065
009324
000205
011472
000014
000221
000053
000057
011776
000940
007004
000067
000060
015034
011470
038882
068707
000945
Rehabilitation Center
Retired & Senior Volunteer Program (R.S.V.P)
- Southwest Connecticut
Sexual Assault Crisis & Education Center, Inc.
Society To Advance the Retarded & Handicapped (STAR)
Sound Waters Summer Urban Ecology Program
South Norwalk Community Center
STRIVE Norwalk Employment Services, Inc.
Teen Center of Wilton at Dana House
Voluntary Action Center of Mid-Fairfield
Wilton Education Foundation
— Friends and Buddies Program
Wilton Family YMCA
Wilton Positive Youth Development Initiative
— Emphasizing Family Program Wilton
United Way Community Impact Fund
- For Norwalk
- For Wilton
United Way of Stamford
American Red Cross - Stamford Chapter
Boys & Girls Club - Stamford
Catholic Family Services
Childcare Learning Centers
Connecticut Legal Services - Stamford
Domus Foundation
Family and Children’s Agency
Family Centers, Inc.
HealthCare Connection
INFOLINE — 211
International Institute of Connecticut, Inc.
Jewish Community Center - Stamford
Jewish Family Services - Stamford
Kids in Crisis
LMG Programs
Meals on Wheels of Stamford - Darien
Mutual Housing Association of Southwest CT
New Covenant House of Hospitality
New Neighborhoods, Inc.
Person-to-Person, Inc.
000074
000076
000947
000077
000079
000844
000095
000082
001596
057322
000090
015781
011987
000230
009352
007817
000216
000217
026907
029495
000084
000205
068740
000091
000221
029573
012092
000940
000092
007003
000017
010061
029578
008557
000201
018394
029576
000081
032827
000945
008567
063576
Urban League of Southwestern CT
Yerwood Center, Inc.
YMCA of Stamford
United Way of Westport-Weston
A Child’s Place
American Red Cross - Mid-Fairfield Chapter
Big Brothers-Big Sisters, Southwestern CT
Child Guidance Center of Mid-Fairfield County
Children’s Community Day Care
CLASP Homes, Inc.
Connecticut Counseling Centers
Day Care Emergency Fund
Elderhouse, Inc.
Family & Children's Agency
— Junior Project Friendship
— Young Adults Group Mentoring Project
George Washington Carver Foundation
- Carver Center
“Help is Here” - A Resource Guide for People Seeking Employment
Hilltop at Norfield Children's Center
INFOLINE — 211
Interfaith Housing — PRIDE Program
Interfaith Housing Association - Homeless Shelter
Kids in Crisis
Kids Unlimited - Westport
Literacy Volunteers of SE Fairfield County
- Mid-Fairfield Branch
Mahackeno Outdoor Center
Middle School Community Service Club
Norwalk Court Program
Parents As Teachers
Peer Advisor-Peer Educator Programs
- Staples High & Weston High
Positive Directions
Positive Youth Development
— Parenting Network
Sexual Assault Crisis & Education Center, Inc.
Society To Advance the Retarded & Handicapped (STAR)
— Lighting the Way
008591
The Westport Clinic
027526
Toquet Hall Teen Center
000233
Voluntary Action Center (VAC) - Norwalk
029575
Weston Senior Center
004979
Weston Warm Up Fund
027527
Westport Senior Center
045901
Westport Warm Up Fund
000100
YMCA - Westport
029577
Youth Community Service Opportunities Booklet for High School
Students in Weston & Westport

Examples of United Way agencies benefiting

Transcription

Similar documents

SPECIALTY GLASS - OBSCURE glaztech.com - Glaz

4Lamisil: “Digger.” An animated dermatophyte drove Novartis

Plan Preliminar de Mercadeo

Prelude 9x12 HS Cover

SUSTAINABLE PACIFIC GROVE APRIL MEETING

PLZ M28 Skytruck

application for parts and service account

Media Information

Ohio Casualty Insurance Company West American Insurance

A-4 ICANAFFORDCOLLEGE