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5 Community Health Charities of California
We support more than 40 non-profit health agencies fighting life-threatening
illnesses. Contributions assist work with hospice programs, Alzheimer’s,
cancer, AIDS, Parkinson’s, multiple sclerosis, and others.
8 America’s Charities
Working to build strong communities. Addressing needs of children,
families, communities through member programs, by helping employers and
employees support our member charities’ programs.
10 EarthShare California
One gift supports diverse organizations conserving and restoring our
beautiful California environment, building healthy communities and
providing a sustainable future for our planet.
15 Global Impact
Supports leading U.S.-based international charities to address critical needs
throughout the world. We help ensure sustainable solutions by meeting real
needs with real results.
18 Local Independent Charities of America
Making your community a better place to live. LIC charities educate
children, feed and shelter the homeless, strengthen families, rescue unwanted
animals and much more.
21 Metropolitan Arts Partnership
Supports arts education and outreach programs for children, youth and
their families in schools, neighborhood and cultural centers provided by our
affiliated members.
23 United Way California Capital Region Your local United Way was founded 90 years ago to improve people’s lives
and build stronger communities in the capital area. We continue to be a
backbone in the community, serving as a leader among nonprofits. We are
leading the movement to make sure everyone has the building blocks for a
good life: Education, Income and Health.
30 Other 501(c)(3) Charities
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Community Health Charities
of California C99
1331 Garden Highway
Sacramento, CA 95833 (916) 285-1819 www.healthcharities.org/
Supports more than 50 non-profit health agencies fighting life-threatening illnesses. Contributions assist work with hospice programs, Alzheimer’s, cancer, Parkinson’s, multiple
sclerosis, and others.
C01 Alzheimer’s Association
The Alzheimer’s Association promotes research for
prevention, care, and treatment of dementias. Chapters
provide information, referral, education, and support
services to families coping with Alzheimer’s.
www.alz.org/socal
C33 AMC Cancer Research Center
Nationally recognized cancer center devoted to leading
edge prevention and control research -- Distinguished
scientific external committee.
www.amc.org
C50 AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) CA
amfAR supports innovative AIDS research; educates
patients, doctors, and the public about HIV treatment/
prevention; works to protect the rights of all people
affected by HIV/AIDS.
www.amfar.org
C59 Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation CA
Provides services and assistance to severely burn
injured children and adults; also provides burn
prevention and fire education programs
www.aarbf.org
C020 Alliance for a Healthier Generation
The Alliance for a Healthier Generation works to
address one of the nation’s leading public health
threats—childhood obesity. The goal of the Alliance is
to reduce the prevalence of childhood obesity by 2015,
and to empower kids nationwide to make healthy
lifestyle choices.
www.healthiergeneration.org
C32 ALS Association
The only organization whose sole mission is to
discover the cause and cure for Lou Gehrig’s disease
through research, patient support, information,
education, and advocacy.
webgw.alsa.org
C02 American Diabetes Association
ADA supports research to find a prevention and
cure for diabetes, which affects 1 in 14 Californians.
Educational programs and support groups are
conducted locally.
www.diabetes.org
C03 American Liver Foundation
www.liverfoundation.org/chapters/northernca/
Supports research and education to prevent, treat
and cure hepatitis and other liver diseases. Provides
education programs, support groups, literature, website,
information hotline and referrals.
http://www.liverfoundation.org/chapters/northernc
C04 American Lung Association
Works to prevent chronic obstructive lung disease; the
third leading cause of death in California, including
emphysema, asthma, tuberculosis, lung cancer, and
associated causes.
www.lung.org/california
C05 Arthritis Foundation
Supports research to find prevention and cure for
arthritis. Provides public and professional education,
support groups, self-help courses, exercise classes,
physician referral, and free literature.
www.arthritis.org/california
C68 Autism Speaks
Funds biomedical research into the causes, prevention,
treatments, and cure for autism spectrum disorders.
Increases awareness and advocates for the needs of
affected families.
www.autismspeaks.org
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C151 Be the Match Foundation
The National Marrow Donor Program®, a nonprofit
organization, is the global leader in providing bone
marrow and umbilical cord blood transplants to
patients in need. As Be The Match®, we operate the
Be The Match Registry®, the world’s largest listing
of potential marrow donors and donated cord blood
units and raise funds to help provide transplants to all
patients through the Be The Match Foundation®
www.marrow.org
C08 California Hospice Foundation
Offers support and technical assistance to over 120
hospices. CHF provides terminally ill patients in all
areas with quality care and needed service
www.hospicefoundation.info
C35 Cancer Research Institute
Supports basic and clinical research nationwide.
Funding decisions overseen by Scientific Advisory
Council that includes five Nobel laureates. Proven
Fiscal integrity. Cancer Helpbook available.
www.cancerresearch.org
C42 Children’s Tumor Foundation
Promotes and supports research to find causes and
cures for NF; provides information and support to
those affected by NF and promotes public awareness.
www.ctf.org
C45 Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
Encourages and supports research worldwide to find
a cure for paralysis caused by spinal cord injury and
other nervous system disorders.
www.christopherreeve.org
C09 City of Hope
Internationally recognized innovative biomedical
research, treatment and educational institution.
Physicians/scientists dedicated to the prevention and
cure of cancer, HIV/AIDS, diabetes and other life
threatening diseases.
www.cityofhope.org
C10 Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation
Secures funding for biomedical, genetic and
clinical research into the cause and potential cure
of inflammatory bowel disease. Offers local patient
support services.
www.ccfa.org/chapters/losangeles
C11 Cystic Fibrosis Foundation
CF is the most common fatal genetic disease in the
U.S. The foundation actively supports the advancement
of medical science to find a control and cure.
www.cff.org/Chapters/losangeles
C67 Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc.
CFRI awards grant funding to major Cystic Fibrosis
research centers and universities, and actively supports
education and outreach to the CF community
www.cfri.org
C250 Easter Seals
Helps disabled persons achieve greater independence
through a variety of services, including early intervention,
senior programs, daycare and aquatic therapy.
www.bayarea.easterseals.com
C13 Epilepsy Foundation
1 in 100 adults and 1 in 50 children have epilepsy. We
support people affected by epilepsy through information
and referral, education and advocacy programs.
www.end-epilepsy.org
C61 Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy
Provides support and information to individuals
and their families, educates the public and medical
community, and conducts fundraising to support
research towards a cure for SMA.
www.fsma.org/FSMACommunity/Chapters/
NorthernCA/
C29 Firefighters Burn Institute
Provides recovery services for burn survivors,
summer camp for burn-injured children, fire and
burn prevention equipment, continuing education and
research, and supports burn care families.
www.ffburn.org/
C14 Hemophilia Council of California
Represents individual organizations devoted to finding
a cure for hemophilia, Von Willebrand’s disease, and
other coagulating deficiencies through research and
psycho-social services.
www.hemophiliaca.org
C300 Hemophilia Foundation of
Northern California The Hemophilia Foundation of Northern California
is a non-profit, volunteer-run organization serving the
needs of people with hemophilia and related bleeding
disorders such as Von Willebrand Disease.
www.hemofoundation.org
C10 Hemophilia Foundation of
Southern California
To improve the quality of life and build community
for families and individuals living with hemophilia
or other bleeding disorders by offering a variety of
programs and services that educate, advocate and
support the needs of the bleeding disorders community
in Southern California
www.hemosocal.org
C320 Hospice Foundation
Helps support this community network of
organizations that provide care and comfort to the
people at the end of life and their families.
www.hospicegiving.org
C40 Huntington’s Society of America
HDSA supports research on Huntington’s disease, a
fatal brain disorder, and assists patients and families
through programs of patient services, education and
community services.
www.hdsaoc.org
C36 Hydrocephalus Association
Provides support and educational resources to families
and professional dealing with abnormal accumulation
of cerebrospinal fluid within the brain.
www.hydroassoc.org
C34 Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
Help us find the cure for diabetes. Through research,
we can save lives of children and adults who suffer
from diabetes and its devastating complications.
www.jdrf.org/bakersfield
C15 Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (San
Joaquin Valley only)
Sacramento • 916-929-4720
www.lls.org
Dedicated to curing leukemia, lymphoma, Hodgkin’s
disease and myeloma, and improve the quality of
life of patients and their families. Supports research,
patient services, education.
C16 Lupus Foundation of America, Inc. (LFA)
Provides public education, patient services, and
research for this disease affecting connective tissue
and immune system. Primarily strikes females in their
childbearing years.
www.lupus.org
C380 Lupus Foundation of Southern California
The Lupus Foundation of Southern California is
dedicated to finding the causes of and cure for lupus
and providing support and services to all people
affected by lupus.
www.lupussocal.org
C390 Lupus International Our primary purpose is to eradicate lupus by
supporting research, alleviate lupus suffering through
patient services and early detection through awareness
promotion.
www.lupusinternational.com
C17 March of Dimes Foundation Our mission is to improve the health of babies by
preventing birth defects and infant mortality through
programs of research, education, community services
and advocacy.
www.marchofdimes.com/california
420 Mission Hospice & Home Care
Offers support and technical assistance to terminally
ill patients so that they receive quality care and needed
services.
www.missionhospice.org
C435 Muscular Dystrophy Association
San Diego • 858-492-9792
www.mdausa.org
MDA is the nonprofit health agency dedicated to
curing muscular dystrophy, ALS and related diseases
by funding worldwide research. The Association
also provides comprehensive health care and support
services, advocacy and education.
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C49 Myasthenia Gravis Foundation of California
A voluntary health organization dedicated to assisting
patients with this neuromuscular disease through
patient education, drug bank and medical research.
www.myasthenia-ca.org
C450 NAMI Orange County
NAMI is the nation’s largest grassroots mental health
organization dedicated to building better lives for the
millions of Americans affected by mental illness.
www.namioc.org
C21 National Kidney Foundation
Provides direct patient services, public and
professional education, treatment, research,
transplantation and cure for patients with kidney
disease.
www.kidney.org/site/504/index.cfm
C22 National Multiple Sclerosis Society
Dedicated to ending the devastating effects of multiple
sclerosis through research and services for people with
MS and their families.
www.nationalmssociety.org/chapters/CAN/index.aspx
C490 National Psoriasis Foundation Working to find a cure for psoriasis and psoriatic
arthritis and to eliminate their devastating effects
through research, advocacy and education.
www.psoriasis.org
C23 National Reye’s Syndrome Foundation
Funds awareness and research programs, while
offering guidance to victims of Reye’s Syndrome
throughout California for this often fatal disease
associated with aspirin use.
www.reyessyndrome.org
C510 New Horizons-SFVAR
Provides services and support to developmentally
disabled adults with social/recreational services to
resdients within Santa Clarita and San Fernando
Valleys of Los Angeles.
www.newhorizons-sfv.org
C76 Pancreatic Cancer Action Network
The only national organization crating hope in a
comprehensive way through research, patient support,
community outreach and advocacy of a cure.
www.pancan.org
C26 Planned Parenthood Mar Monte
Accessible, personalized, affordable reproductive and
primary health care, education programs and advocacy
for women, men teens and families throughout Central
and Northern California.
www.plannedparenthood.org/mar-monte/
C24 Prevent Blindness Northern California
We provide vision screening; school, farm, sports,
and industrial eye safety programs; education and
research on preventable causes of blindness. All
services are free.
www.preventblindness.org
C55 Ronald McDonald House Charities of
Southern California
Provides a home away from home for families of
children undergoing treatment for cancer and other
serious illnesses, and camping experience for children
with cancer.
www.rmhcsc.org
C570 San Jose Firefighters’
Burn Foundation
Provides recovery services for burn survivors,
summer camp for burn-injured children, fire and
burn prevention equipment, continuing education and
research, and supports burn care families.
www.sjfirefightersburnfoundation.org
C60 Sickle Cell Disease Foundation
of California
Provides public and professional education, counseling
and screening, children’s programs, youth and adult
services; Camp Crescent Moon; academic guidance;
emergency grants; support groups and referrals.
www.scdfc.org
C28 St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital
World’s premier institute dedicated to research,
treatment and cure of children with cancer, pediatric
AIDS, leukemia, and other catastrophic diseases. All
patient/family costs covered.
www.stjude.org
C73 Susan G. Komen for the CureSan Francisco Bay Area Affiliate
Imagine life without Breast Cancer. Make it a reality
for all nations by racing of the cure and funding lifesaving research and community health programs.
www.komencentralvalley.org
C636 Team of Advocates
for Special Kids
Team of Advocates for Special Kids (TASK) is a
nonprofit charitable organization whose mission is
to enable individuals with disabilities to reach their
maximum potential by providing them, their families
and the professionals who serve them with training,
support, information, resources and referrals, and by
providing community awareness programs.
www.taskca.org
C590 Spina Bifida Association of California
The Spina Bifida Association (SBA) serves adults and
children who live with the challenges of Spina Bifida.
Since 1973, SBA has been the only national voluntary
health agency solely dedicated to enhancing the lives
of those with Spina Bifida and those whose lives are
touched by this challenging birth defect. Its tools are
education, advocacy, research, and service.
www.spinabifidaassociation.org
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C640 The Painted Turtle
The Painted Turtle offers children with serious
medical conditions and their families a unique camp
experience designed to foster personal growth and
exploration. Our goal is to empower campers—to
make new friends, try new things, build selfconfidence, and become more independent in their
medical care. In short, we aspire to help our campers
discover all that is possible in their lives.
www.thepaintedturtle.org
C650 The Parkinson’s Institute
Providers of compassionate patient care, outreach,
education, and cutting edge basic and on site
clinical research in Parkinson’s disease and related
neurodegenerative disorders.
www.thepi.org
C660 United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles,
Ventura and Santa Barbara Counties
Our mission is to advance the independence,
productivity and full citizenship of children and adults
with developmental disabilities and those with similar
service needs.
www.ucpla.org
10224
14150 Newbrook Drive, Suite 110
Chantilly, Virginia 20151
(800) 458-9505 www.charities.org
Working to build strong communities. Addressing needs of children, families,
communities through member programs, by helping employers and employees
support our member charities’ programs.
12117 Alzheimer’s and Aging Research Center
3550 General Atomics Court, Suite 2-140
San Diego, CA
(800) 877-0019
www.aging-research.org
Stop the suffering caused by aging- related medical
conditions. Your support makes exciting new research
possible. Please help our aging population and their
families.
58007 Alzheimer’s Disease Research
(BrightFocus Foundation)
22512 Gateway Center Drive
Clarksburg, MD 20871
(800) 437-2423
www.brightfocus.orgFunds
cutting-edge research to stop Alzheimer’s disease
and provides public information about risk factors,
preventive lifestyles, treatments, and coping strategies.
Let’s discover a cure!
11889 American Center for Law and Justice
1000 Regent University Drive
Virginia Beach, VA 23464
(800) 296-4529
www.aclj.org
Specializing in constitutional law, the ACLJ is
dedicated to the concept that freedom and democracy
are God-given inalienable rights that must be protected.
11890 American Civil Liberties Union
Foundation
125 Broad Street, 18th Floor
New York, NY 10004-2400
(212) 549-2500
www.aclu.org
The nation’s foremost defender of civil liberties.
Defends constitutional rights. Upholds free speech,
religious liberty, equality, privacy, due process.
Protects minorities, women, immigrants, the poor.
58004 Boy Scouts of America
1325 W. Walnut Hill Lane
P.O. Box 152079
Irving, TX 75015-2079
(972) 580-2000
www.scouting.org
One of the nation’s most prominent values-based
youth development organizations. Programs for
building character, training in the responsibilities of
citizenship, and developing personal fitness.
12193 Breast Cancer Coalition
1101 17th Street, NW, Suite 1300
Washington DC 20036
(800) 622-2838
www.breastcancerdeadline2020.org
Breast Cancer Coalition is dedicated to ending breast
cancer by January 1, 2020 through the power of
grassroots action and advocacy.
11628 Catholics United for Life
3050 Gap Knob Road
New Hope, KY 40052
(800) 764-8444
www.igniteyourtorch.org
Pro-life Catholic organization dedicated to defending
human life from the moment of conception. Activities
include youth conference, educational programs, and
legal defense of religious liberties.
58005 Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals
205 West 700 South\
Salt Lake City, UT 84101
(801) 214-7400
www.childrensmiraclenetworkhospitals.org
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals® raises funds
for 170 children’s hospitals across North America.
Donations support research and training, purchase
equipment and pay for uncompensated care.
10363 Amnesty International USA
5 Penn Plaza, 16th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(800) AMNESTY
www.amnestyusa.org
Global grassroots organization, impartial and nonpolitical, whose membership takes collective action
to stop grave abuses of human rights. 2.8 million
members. Nobel Peace Prize winner.
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11716 Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation
636 Morris Turnpike, Suite 3A
Short Hills, NJ 07078
(800) 225-0292
www.ChristopherReeve.org
The Reeve Foundation is dedicated to curing spinal cord
injury by funding innovative research, and improving the
quality of life for people living with paralysis.
11629 Diabetes Research and Wellness
Foundation
5151 Wisconsin Avenue, NW, Suite 420
Washington, DC 20016
(866) 293-3155
www.diabeteswellness.net
Our goal is to fund scientific research into treatments
and cure of diabetes. Conducts screenings, education
programs to save lives from blindness, kidney failure,
amputations.
11149 Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc.
200 South Park Road, Suite 100
Hollywood, FL 33021
(800) 321-3437
www.diabetesresearch.org
Committed to curing
children and adults now living with diabetes and leads
the world in bringing promising treatments to patients
as fast as possible.
10359 Dress for Success Worldwide
32 East 31st Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10016
(212) 532-1922
www.dressforsuccess.org
Dress for Success is an international non profit
organization that promotes the economic independence
of disadvantaged women through suiting, career
development and employment retention programs.
12007 Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home
PO Box 148
Boys Town, NE 68010
(800) 448-3000
www.boystown.org
Provides food,
clothing, shelter, education, spiritual, and medical care
to homeless, neglected, abused, and communicatively
handicapped boys and girls.
10986 Feed The Children
333 N. Meridian Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73107
(800) 627-4556
www.feedthechildren.org
Founded in 1979, Feed The Children’s mission is
providing hope and resources for those without life’s
essentials.
10987 Fellowship of Christian Athletes
8701 Leeds Road
Kansas City, MO 64129
(800) 289-0909
www.fca.org
Empowering and equipping coaches and athletes with
encouragement, resources and training to influence and
impact the world for Jesus Christ for more than 55 years.
11630 Fund for Animals, The
200 West 57th Street, Suite 705
New York, NY 10019
(888) 405-FUND
www.fundforanimals.org
The Fund for Animals, founded by Cleveland Amory,
operates animal sanctuaries and wildlife centers, and
is a leading provider of direct care for animals.
11874 Give Kids The World
210 South Bass Road
Kissimmee, FL 34746
(800) 995-5437
www.gktw.org
Give Kids The World is a 70-acre, nonprofit in Central
Florida that provides a week-long, cost-free vacations to
children with life-threatening illnesses and their families.
10704 Hole in the Wall Gang Fund, The
555 Long Wharf Drive
New Haven, CT 06511
(203) 772-0522
www.holeinthewallgang.org
Founded by Paul Newman, is a non-profit camp and
year-round center providing free services to children
with cancer and other life-threatening illnesses.
10362 Hospice America (American Hospice
Foundation
2120 L Street, NW, Suite 200
(800) 347-1413
www.americanhospice.org
Increases access to hospice through public education,
professional training, and advocacy to ensure comfort
and dignity for dying people, and compassionate
support for grieving families.
11893 Human Rights Campaign Foundation
1640 Rhode Island Avenue, NW
(800) 777-4723
www.hrc.org
Provides information and resources to educate
the public and foster sound public policy to end
discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transgender Americans.
11894 Humane Society of the United States, The
2100 L Street, NW
(202) 452-1100
www.humanesociety.org
The Humane Society of the United States celebrates
animals and confronts cruelty. The organization is
backed by more than 11 million Americans.
11312 “I Have A Dream” Foundation®
330 Seventh Avenue, 20th Floor
New York, NY 10001
(212) 293-5480
www.ihaveadreamfoundation.org
Empowering children in low-income communities
to achieve higher education by providing guaranteed
tuition assistance for college and a long-term program
of academic and social support.
58008 International Planned Parenthood
Federation - Western Hemisphere Region
125 Maiden Lane FL 9
New York, NY 10038
(866) 477-3947
www.ippfwhr.org
Providing access to sexual and reproductive health
information and services for all, especially the poor
and marginalized.
11151 National Down Syndrome Society
666 Broadway, 8th Floor
New York, NY 10012-2317
(800) 221-4602
www.ndss.org
Strives to be the national advocate for the value,
acceptance and inclusion of people with Down
syndrome, focusing on public policy and public
awareness.
11991 LIVESTRONG Foundation
(formerly Lance Armstrong Foundation)
2201 East 6th Street
Austin, TX 78702
(877) 236-8820
www.livestrong.org
LIVESTRONG fights to improve the lives of people
affected by cancer by providing direct services and
empowering them to take action.
58010 National Organization for Rare Disorders
(NORD)
55 Kenosia Ave.
Danbury, CT 06813
(800)999-6673
www.rarediseases.org
Provides understandable information on rare diseases;
peer networking; community resource referrals;
patient medication assistance programs; research;
advocacy for over 25 million people with rare
disorders.
11375 Make-A-Wish Foundation® of America
4742 N 24th Street, Suite 400
Phoenix, AZ 85016-4862
(800) 722-9474
www.wish.org
We grant the wishes of children with life-threatening
medical conditions to enrich the human experience
with hope, strength and joy.
10354 Mothers Against Drunk Driving
511 E. John Carpenter Freeway, Suite 700
Irving, TX 75062
(800) 438-6233
www.madd.org
Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) works to
protect families from drunk driving and underage
drinking, while also supporting victims of drunk
driving crashes.
58009 Multiple Sclerosis Association of America
706 Haddonfield Road
Cherry Hill, NJ 08002
(800) 532-7667
www.MyMSAA.org
Enriches quality of life for everyone affected by
multiple sclerosis with a wide array of programs of
direct support and services to people with MS.
11104 NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund
99 Hudson Street, 16th Floor
New York, NY 10013
(800) 221-7822
www.naacpldf.org
Fights for equality, access to education, employment,
health care, housing, environmental justice, voting
rights, criminal justice. Provides scholarships to
promising African-American undergraduates and law
students.
58006 NAACP Special Contribution Fund
4805 Mount Hope Drive
Baltimore, MD 21215
(877) 622-2798
www.naacp.org
Focused on protecting and advancing civil rights by
eliminating disparities within target areas: social,
criminal justice, education, employment, emergency
relief, health advocacy, housing, legal assistance.
11714 NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation
(202) 973-3000
www.ProChoiceAmericaFDN.org
Works with 20 affiliates to advance our shared
mission of making abortion less necessary, and
provides citizens with resources to take action locally
and nationally.
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11287 National Trust for Historic Preservation
in the United States
1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
(800) 944-NTHP
www.PreservationNation.org
The National Trust for Historic Preservation, a
privately-funded nonprofit organization, works to save
America’s historic places.
10351 PetSmart Charities, Inc.
19601 North 27th Avenue
Phoenix, AZ 85027-4010
(800) 423-PETS
www.PetSmartCharities.org
Since 1994, PetSmart Charities has funded over
$165 million to support spay/neuter, disaster relief,
educational programs and an in-store adoption
program saving nearly 5 million pets.
10948 Reading Is Fundamental, Inc. (RIF)
1255 23rd Street, NW, Suite 300
(877) 743-7323
www.rif.org
Provides free books for children nationwide and
engages children, parents, and communities in reading
and motivational activities to encourage a lifelong
love of reading.
11277 Ronald McDonald House Charities®
One Kroc Drive, #014
Oak Brook, IL 60523
(630) 623-7048
www.rmhc.org
A global network of local Chapters and programs like
the Ronald McDonald House® provide resources to
families that improve the health and well-being of
children.
10352 Southern Poverty Law Center
400 Washington Avenue
Montgomery AL 36104
(888) 414-7752
www.splcenter.org
Using litigation, education, and other forms of
advocacy, the SPLC works toward making the ideals
of equal justice and equal opportunity a reality.
11715 Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance
801 Roeder Road, Suite 750
Silver Spring, MD 20910
(800) 225-6872
www.tsalliance.orgThe TS Alliance supports tuberous
sclerosis research, maintains a national family support
network, and promotes public awareness and the
education of medical and allied professionals.
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EarthShare - EarthShare California
870 Market Street, Suite 703
San Francisco, CA 94102 (800) 368-1819
www.earthshareca.org
One gift supports diverse organizations conserving
and restoring our beautiful California environment,
building healthy communities and providing a
sustainable future for our planet.
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American River Conservancy
P.O. Box 562
Coloma, CA 95613
(530) 621-1224
www.arconservancy.org
Working within the American and Cosumnes River
watersheds, we preserve open space for wildlife and
provide outdoor education and recreation programs
for all ages.
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African Wildlife Foundation
(888) 494-5354
www.awf.org
Protects imperiled species-- lions, mountain
gorillas, rhinos, elephants, zebras-- through habitat
conservation, science, leadership training and wildlifefriendly community-beneficial business development
for 50 years.
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American Rivers
1101 14th Street NW, Suite 1400
Washington, DC 20005-5637
(877) 347-7550
www.AmericanRivers.org
Working to protect and restore healthy, natural rivers
for the benefit of people and wildlife; ensuring
clean drinking water, natural flood protection, and
recreational enjoyment.
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Alaska Conservation Foundation
911 West 8th Ave., Suite 300
Anchorage, AK 99501
(907) 276-1917
www.alaskaconservation.org
The only public foundation dedicated to connecting
donors worldwide to on-the-ground efforts to protect
Alaska’s wild places and wildlife.
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American Farmland Trust
Washington DC 20036
(202) 331-7300
www.farmland.org
Helping farmers and ranchers protect their land from
development, produce a healthier environment, and
build successful communities. Working to save the
land that sustains us.
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American Forests
Washington DC 20005-1013
(800) 368-5748
www.americanforests.org
Only national conservation nonprofit focused
exclusively on protection and restoration of America’s
forests. We plant trees, educate the public and
advocate for sound public policy.
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Bay Area Ridge Trail Council
1007 General Kennedy Avenue, Suite 3
San Francisco, CA 94129
(415) 561-2595
www.ridgetrail.org
Plans and builds hiking, biking, and equestrian trail
on ridge tops encircling San Francisco Bay. Over 340
miles of a planned 550+ mile trail are complete.
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Beyond Pesticides
701 E Street SE, Suite 200
(202) 543-5450
www.beyondpesticides.org
Prevents pesticide poisoning of our environment,
homes, workplaces, schools, food and water through a
practical information clearinghouse on toxic hazards
and non-chemical pest control.
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Anza-Borrego Foundation
P.O. Box 2001
Borrego Springs, CA 92004
(760) 767-0446
www.theabf.org
Protects and preserves the natural landscapes, wildlife
habitat, and cultural heritage of Anza-Borrego Desert
State Park® for present and future generations.
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Butte Environmental Council
116 West Second Street, Suite 3
Chico, CA95928
(530) 891-6424
www.becprotects.org
We educate our community and advocate for
California’s land, air, water, sustainable communities,
healthy ecosystems, and the preservation of wild and
agricultural land.
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Arbor Day Foundation
211 N. 12th Street
Lincoln, NE 68508
(888) 448-7337
www.arborday.org
Through mass-media communications, by providing
trees for planting, and by producing educational
materials, the Arbor Day Foundation makes tree
planting and care accessible to all.
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California Native Plant Society
2707 K Street, Suite 1
Sacramento, CA 95816
(916) 447-2677
www.cnps.org
The mission of CNPS is to conserve California
native plants and their natural habitats, and increase
understanding, appreciation, and horticultural use of
native plants.
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Bat Conservation International
500 Capital of Texas Hwy N., Bldg. 1
Austin, TX 78746
(800) 538-2287
www.batcon.org
Worldwide authority on bats committed to their
protection through direct habitat conservation,
research and education; facilitating win-win solutions
that help both bats and people.
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Californians Against Waste Foundation
921 11th Street, Suite 420
(916) 443-5422
www.cawrecycles.org
Working for a sustainable economy that thrives
through greater use of recycled materials and less
reliance on our invaluable and irreplaceable virgin
resources.
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Center for Health, Environment and
Justice
P.O. Box 6806
150 South Washington Street, Suite 300
Falls Church, VA 22046
(703) 237-2249
www.chej.org
Protects the health of communities and children
through grassroots organizing, coalition-building,
and consumer campaigns to eliminate dangerous
chemicals in water, air, homes and schools.
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Clean Water Fund of California
350 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza, Suite 200
Oakland, CA 94612
(415) 369-9160
www.cleanwaterfund.org
Neighborhood-based action and education programs
bringing people, businesses and government together
for sensible solutions that protect water and health,
prevent pollution, and conserve natural resources.
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Communities for a Better Environment
1904 Franklin Street, Suite 600
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 302-0430
xwww.cbecal.org
Fighting for environmental justice within California’s
low-income communities of color through a strategic
tier of grassroots community organizing, science,
and law.
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The Conservation Fund
1655 N. Fort Myer Drive, Suite 1300
Arlington, VA 22209-3199
(703) 525-6300
www.conservationfund.org
Nation’s most effective and efficient conservation
organization protecting working landscapes, wildlife
habitat, historic and recreation sites, with 97% of
funds going directly to mission.
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Conservation International
2011 Crystal Drive, Suite 500
Arlington, VA 22202
(800) 406-2306
www.conservation.org
Using a strong foundation of science, partnership
and field demonstration, CI empowers societies
to responsibly and sustainably care for nature for
humanity’s long-term well being.
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Defenders of Wildlife
1130 Seventeenth Street NW
Washington, DC 20036-4604
(202) 682-9400
www.Defenders.org
Working since 1947 to save America’s endangered
animals and their threatened habitat for future
generations through public education, citizen
advocacy, legal action and scientific research.
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Desert Tortoise Preserve Committee
4067 Mission Inn Avenue
Riverside, CA 92501
(951) 683-3872
www.tortoise-tracks.org
Working for the conservation of the threatened desert
tortoise and other sensitive wildlife species through
acquisition and management of desert habitat,
research, and educational outreach.
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Earth Day Network
1616 P Street NW, Suite 340
(202) 518-0044
www.earthday.net
EDN, global coordinator of Earth Day, is a leader
on environmental education and forges alliances
on issues such as climate change and a post-carbon
economy.
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Earth Island Institute
2150 Allston Way, Suite 460
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 859-9100
www.earthisland.org
Supports 60 projects worldwide that protect people’s
health and the environment, including safeguarding
our oceans, wildlife and habitat restoration, and
wilderness training for at-risk youths.
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Environmental Law Institute
2000 L Street NW, Suite 620
(202) 939-3800
www.eli.org
Environmental law that works for you: communitybased education + research on national problems =
solutions to protect people and nature. Independent
and non-partisan.
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EARTH University Foundation
3525 Piedmont Road NE
8 Piedmont Center, Suite 520
Atlanta, GA 30305-1509
(404) 995-1230
www.earth-usa.org
Provides financial assistance for students attending
EARTH University in Costa Rica, which is working
to solve the planet’s environmental and social
challenges.
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Food & Water Watch
1616 P Street, NW, Suite 300
(202) 683-2500
www.foodandwaterwatch.org
We work together with people to demand our right to
safe food and clean water, and we fight for policies
that prioritize safety over profits.
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Earthjustice
50 California Street, Suite 500
San Francisco, CA, 94111
(800) 584-6460
www.earthjustice.org
A nonprofit environmental law firm working to
preserve our nation’s natural heritage, safeguard our
environmental health, and create a sustainable energy
future.
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EcoLogic Development Fund
25 Mount Auburn Street, Suite 203
Cambridge, MA 02138
(617) 441-6300
www.ecologic.org
Empowers rural people to restore and protect tropical
ecosystems. We envision rural people leading in the
creation of a sustainable world for people and nature.
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Ecology Center
2530 San Pablo Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94702
(510) 548-2220
www.ecologycenter.org
Our programs – Recycling, Farmers’ Markets,
Farm Fresh Choice, Terrain Magazine, EcoHouse,
Info Center and Store – promote environmentally
responsible practices through education,
demonstration, and direct services.
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Environment America Research and
Policy Center
218 D Street, SE, 2nd Floor
(202) 683-1250
www.environmentamerica.org
Works to preserve our air, water, and open spaces,
protecting the environment and promoting a cleaner,
greener, healthier future.
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Environmental and Energy Study
Institute
(202) 628-1400
www.eesi.org
Renewable energy. Energy efficiency. Green jobs.
Green buildings. Sustainable transportation and
communities. Addressing global warming. Bringing
constituencies together to find innovative policy
solutions. Join us!
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Environmental Defense Fund
123 Mission Street
(415) 293-6050
www.environmentaldefense.org
Our scientists, economists, and attorneys design
practical long-term strategies to protect wildlife,
natural resources, safeguard clean air, water, and
human health.
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Forest Service Employees for
Environmental Ethics
1175 Charnelton
Eugene, OR 97401
(541) 484-2692
www.fseee.org
Seeks the preservation of ecological values and
biological diversity in our National Forests through
education and advocating for reforms of the Forest
Service’s management practices.
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Friends of the Earth
2150 Allston Way, Suite 240
Berkeley, CA 94704
(510) 900-3150
www.foe.org
Promotes clean and sustainable energy, clean
transportation, climate justice for poor and vulnerable
populations, responsible use of technology, and
protection of the earth’s natural treasures.
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Friends of the River Foundation
(916) 442-3155
www.friendsoftheriver.org
California’s statewide river conservation group
has established a strong record of winning lasting
victories to preserve, restore, and sustain our rivers.
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Galapagos Conservancy
11150 Fairfax Boulevard, Suite 408
Fairfax, VA 22030
(703) 383-0077
www.galapagos.org
Through innovative science, local partnerships,
and social science and policy research, Galapagos
Conservancy works to conserve and protect the
unique Galapagos marine and terrestrial ecosystems.
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Golden Gate Audubon Society
2530 San Pablo Avenue, Suite G
Berkeley, CA 94702 (510) 843-2222
www.goldengateaudubon.org
Leads San Francisco Bay Area bird conservation
efforts by protecting vital habitats, providing public
education programs, and advocating for ecologically
sustainable policies.
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Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy
Fort Mason Center, Building 201
(415) 561-3000
www.parksconservancy.org
Harnessing the public’s energy to preserve and
revitalize national parklands, engage the community
with outdoor volunteer experiences, and educate the
next generation of park advocates.
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Green Corps, Inc.
44 Winter Street, Fourth Floor
Boston, MA 2108
(617) 426-8506
www.GreenCorps.org
Training a new generation of environmental leaders
by working in communities with local groups to
preserve forests, clean up our air and promote cleaner
energy.
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Greenbelt Alliance
312 Sutter Street, Suite 510
(415) 543-6771
www.greenbelt.org
The champion of the places that make the Bay Area
special: We defend natural and agricultural landscapes
from development and help create great cities and
neighborhoods.
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Heal The Bay
1444 9th Street
Santa Monica, CA 90401
(310) 451-1500 x159
www.healthebay.org
An environmental organization making Southern
California coastal waters and watersheds safe, healthy
and clean, through science, education, community
action, and advocacy.
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Institute for Transportation &
Development Policy
9 East 19th Street, 7th Floor
New York NY 10003
(212) 629-8001
www.itdp.org
Promotes environmentally sustainable and socially
equitable transportation solutions that reduce carbon
emissions and improve livability in cities worldwide.
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Izaak Walton League of America
707 Conservation Lane
Gaithersburg, MD 20878
(800) IKE-LINE
www.iwla.org
From hunters to hikers, our members protect
America’s outdoors through community-based
conservation, education, commonsense public policy,
and a commitment to strong outdoor ethics.
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The Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife
Research, Education, and Conservation
1595 Spring Hill Road, Suite 550
Vienna, VA 22182
(703) 682-9220
www.janegoodall.org
Works to create healthy ecosystems, promote
sustainable livelihoods and nurture new generations of
committed, active citizens around the world.
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Land Trust Alliance.
1660 L Street NW Suite 1100
(202) 638-4725
www.landtrustalliance.org
Leads 1,700 conservation groups across America to
save the forests, farms, waterways and natural areas
you love in communities where you live, work and
travel.
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Marin Agricultural Land Trust
P.O. Box 809
Point Reyes Station, CA 94956
(415) 663-1158
www.malt.org
Preserves farmland in Marin County through
conservation easements, technical & financial
assistance to landowners, public education (including
farm tours) and advocacy.
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Marin Audubon Society
P.O. Box 599
Mill Valley, CA 94942-0599
(415) 668-1242
www.marinaudubon.org
Dedicated for over 50 years to the preservation and
conservation of Marin’s bayland habitat through
acquisition, restoration, advocacy, and education.
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Marin Conservation League
1623A Fifth Avenue
San Rafael, CA 94901
(415) 485-6257
www.marinconservationleague.org
Since 1934, MCL’s mission has been to preserve,
protect and enhance natural assets of Marin County.
MCL’s 1100 members support conservation advocacy
and public education.
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Natural Resources Defense Council
111 Sutter Street, 20th Floor
(415) 875-6100
www.nrdc.org
Defends embattled wildlife, wilderness, coasts, rivers,
and clean air across America and around the globe
to ensure a safe, healthy environment for all living
things.
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The Nature Conservancy of California
201 Mission Street, 4th Floor
(415) 777-0487
www.nature.org
Our mission is to conserve the lands and waters on
which all life depends.
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Mountain Lion Foundation
P.O. Box 1896
(916) 442-2666 x100
www.mountainlion.org
A national nonprofit conservation and education
organization, founded in 1986, and dedicated to
Saving America’s Lion™.
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Ocean Conservancy
1300 19th Street, NW Suite 800
(800) 519-1541
www.oceanconservancy.org
Through research, education, and science-based
advocacy, Ocean Conservancy informs, inspires, and
empowers people to speak and act on behalf of the
oceans.
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National Audubon Society
225 Varick Street, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10014
(212) 979-3000
www.audubon.org
Audubon works to protect birds, wildlife and their
habitats, including our oceans. Educational outreach
programs instruct and inspire future conservationists.
Audubon Centers offer outdoor experiences.
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Oceana
1350 Connecticut Avenue NW, 5th Floor
(202) 833-3900
www.oceana.org
Works internationally to protect marine wildlife and
human health through programs to end pollution and
destructive fishing practices, and to ensure vibrant,
healthy oceans.
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National Fish and Wildlife Foundation
(202) 857-0166
www.nfwf.org
Established by Congress, NFWF is the leader in
directing federal agency dollars to protect wildlife
and natural resources while raising private capital to
leverage those investments.
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Organic Farming Research Foundation
P.O. Box 440
Santa Cruz,CA 95061
(831) 426-6606
www.ofrf.org
Fostering the improvement and widespread adoption
of organic farming systems. Sponsors organic
farming research; disseminates results to farmers; and
educates the public and decision-makers.
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National Forest Foundation
Building 27, Suite 3, Fort Missoula Road
Missoula, MT 59804
(406) 542-2805
www.nationalforests.org
Improving the health, productivity, and diversity
of our national forests and grasslands through
wildlife habitat conservation, watershed restoration,
recreational enhancements and community-based
forest stewardship programs.
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Our City Forest
1590 Las Plumas Ave.
San Jose, CA 95133
(408) 998-7337
www.ourcityforest.org
If it’s grey, we can green it.
We provide free trees, expertise and much more to
help people grow a greener, healthier Silicon Valley.
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National Parks Conservation Association
(800) NAT-PARK
www.npca.org
Preserves national parks from the Grand Canyon to
Gettysburg; protects endangered wildlife and cultural
sites; promotes new parks; defends against pollution,
inappropriate development and overcrowding.
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National Wildlife Federation
11100 Wildlife Center Drive
Reston, VA 20190-5362
(800) 332-4949
www.nwf.org
America’s conservation organization dedicated to
protecting endangered species and habitats for our
children’s future and connecting people with nature
through education and action opportunities.
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Pacific Environment
251 Kearny Street, Second Floor
(415) 399-8850
www.pacificenvironment.org
Protecting wildlife and wild places from dirty fossil
fuel projects and industrial pollution by collaborating
with grassroots leaders, empowering local
communities, and reforming international policies.
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The Peregrine Fund
5668 West Flying Hawk Lane
Boise, ID 83709
(208) 362-3716
www.peregrinefund.org
Saves eagles, condors, falcons, and other endangered
birds through research, breeding, and conservation
programs. Helps preserve rainforests. Educates
children and adults about nature and science.
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Pesticide Action Network North America
1611 Telegraph Avenue, Suite 1200
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 788-9020
www.panna.org
Working to eliminate hazardous pesticides by linking
consumer, labor, health, environment and agriculture
groups internationally to advance safer, ecologically
sound pest control alternatives.
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Placer Land Trust
11661 Blocker Drive, Suite 110
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 887-9222
www.placerlandtrust.org
Working with willing landowners and conservation
partners to protect valued natural and agricultural
lands in Placer County.
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Planning and Conservation League
Foundation
1107 Ninth Street, Suite 360
(916) 313-4522
www.pclfoundation.org
Cutting-edge environmental public policy
organization conducting research and educating and
empowering local communities to participate in local
and state environmental decision making processes.
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Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, California
235 Montgomery Street, Suite 769
(415) 814-1100
www.railstotrails.org
Creates a nationwide network of bicycle, walking,
and equestrian trails for transportation, recreation,
and open space preservation from rail corridors and
connecting greenways.
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Rainforest Action Network
425 Bush Street, Ste 300
(415) 398-4404
www.ran.org
Runs hard-hitting campaigns to protect the world’s
remaining old-growth forests, indigenous rights and
to fight climate change through education, grassroots
organizing, and non-violent direct action.
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Rainforest Alliance
233 Broadway, 28th Floor
New York NY 10279
(888) 693-2784
www.rainforest-alliance.org
Works to conserve biodiversity and ensure sustainable
livelihoods by transforming land-use practices,
business practices and consumer behavior.
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Restore America’s Estuaries
2300 Clarendon Blvd, Suite 603
Arlington, VA 22201
(703) 524-0248
www.estuaries.org
Works to preserve the nation’s network of estuaries by
protecting and restoring the lands and waters essential
to the richness and diversity of coastal life.
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Rocky Mountain Institute
2317 Snowmass Creek Road
Snowmass, CO 81654
(970) 927-3851
www.rmi.org
We drive the efficient and restorative use of resources
to create a world thriving, verdant, and secure, for all,
forever.
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Sacramento Tree Foundation
191 Lathrop Way, Suite D
(916) 924-TREE
www.sactree.com
Growing healthy, livable communities in the Sacramento
region by empowering people to plant, protect, and learn
about trees. Join our 5 Million Tree Campaign.
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San Diego Coastkeeper
2825 Dewey Road, Suite 200
San Diego, CA 92106
(619) 758-7743 ext. 103
www.sdcoastkeeper.org
Protecting and restoring fishable, swimmable,
drinkable waters in San Diego County.
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San Francisco Baykeeper
(415) 856-0444
www.baykeeper.org
San Francisco Bay’s pollution watchdog, using science
and advocacy to reform policy and enforce clean
water laws for the benefit of ecosystems and human
communities.
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San Gorgonio Wilderness Association
34701 Mill Creek Road
Mentone, CA 92359
(909) 382-2906
www.sgwa.org
Providing information, nature education, and
emergency services to wilderness and forest visitors.
Also, protecting and maintaining trails and recreation
resources in and around the wilderness.
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San Jose Conservation Corps
2650 Senter Road
San Jose, CA 95111
(408) 918-1010
www.sjcccharterschool.org
Fights for dreams of at-risk youth, disadvantaged
youths and gives them a second chance to earn a high
school education and develop marketable job skills.
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Save Our Shores
345 Lake Avenue, Suite A
Santa Cruz, CA 95062
(831) 462-5660
www.saveourshores.org
Caring for the marine environment through ocean
awareness, advocacy, and citizen action along
California’s Central Coast for over 30 years.
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Save the Bay
1330 Broadway, Suite 1800
Oakland, CA 94612
(510) 463-6850
www.savesfbay.org
The largest regional organization working to protect
and restore the San Francisco Bay since 1961.
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Scenic America
1785 Massachusetts Avenue, NW
(202) 588-6387
www.scenic.org
Safeguards America’s natural beauty and community
character by fighting billboard blight, reducing visual
intrusions, protecting open space, and preserving the
scenic character of public lands.
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The Sierra Club Foundation
85 2nd Street, Suite 750
San Francisco, CA 94105-3441
(800) 216-2110
www.tscf.org
Fights to preserve wilderness and protect
environmental quality worldwide through a powerful
combination of education, scientific research,
publishing and litigation.
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Slide Ranch
2025 Shoreline Highway
Muir Beach, CA 94965
(415) 381-6155
www.slideranch.org
A pioneer in the field of environmental education, this
oceanside farm teaches children through interactive
experiences about responsibility, teamwork, and
respect for nature and animals.
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The Student Conservation Association
689 River Road, PO Box 550
Charlestown, NH 03603-0550
(603) 543-1700
www.theSCA.org
The only national organization building new
generations of conservation leaders by engaging
college and high school-age individuals in hands-on
service to parks, forests and communities.
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Surfrider Foundation
P.O. Box 6010
San Clemente, CA 92674-6010
(800) 743-7873
www.surfrider.org
Protects and preserves the world’s oceans, waves and
beaches through conservation, activism, research
and education. Activities include: water quality
monitoring, environmental education and grassroots
activism.
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Sustainable Harvest International
779 North Bend Road
Surry, ME 04684
(207) 669-8254
www.sustainableharvest.org
Provides farming families in Central America with
the training and tools to restore our planet’s tropical
forests while overcoming poverty.
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The Trust for Public Land
(800) 714-5263
www.tpl.org
Conserves land for people to enjoy as parks,
gardens, and other natural places, ensuring livable
communities for generations to come.
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Union of Concerned Scientists
2 Brattle Square
Cambridge, MA 02138-3780
(800) 666-8276
www.ucsusa.org
Scientists and citizens working on solutions to
reduce air pollution and global warming, protect
biodiversity, prevent nuclear proliferation, and ensure
a sustainable, safe food system.
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Urban Corps of San Diego County
P.O. Box 80156
San Diego,CA 92138
(619) 235-6884
www.urbancorpssd.org
Provides youth with high school education and job
training in the fields of conservation, recycling and
community service, making them employable while
preserving natural resources.
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The Wilderness Society
1615 M Street, NW
(800) 843-9453
www.wilderness.org
Works to protect special wild places from
development so that future generations will have the
opportunity to enjoy America’s natural heritage.
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Wildlife Conservation Society.
Bronx Zoo, 2300 Southern Boulevard
Bronx, NY 10460-1099
(718) 220-5100
www.wcs.org
Saves endangered species and threatened ecosystems
in 60 countries; teaches ecology and inspires care for
wildlife through the Bronx Zoo and national science
education programs
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World Resources Institute
10 G Street NE, Suite 800
(202) 729-7600
www.wri.org
A global environmental think tank providing
independent research, policy analysis, and onthe-ground action to build solutions to urgent
environmental challenges.
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World Wildlife Fund
1250 24th Street NW
(202) 293-4800
www.worldwildlife.org
Multinational conservation organization working
worldwide to combat climate change, save
endangered animals, protect wild habitats, and
transform market forces to act in harmony with
nature.
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Xerces Society
628 NE Broadway Suite 200
Portland, OR 97232
(503) 232-6639
www.xerces.org
Protects wildlife through the conservation of
invertebrates and their habitat. We use applied
research, education and advocacy to safeguard these
vital species.
Global Impact
10187
66 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 310
Alexandria, VA 22314
(800) 836-4620 www.charity.org
Supports U.S.-based charities working globally. We provide disaster relief,
treat the sick, feed the hungry, shelter refugees, teach children to read, train
adults for jobs.
11676 ACCION International
56 Roland Street, Suite 300
Boston, MA 02129
800-931-9951
www.accion.org
Building a financially inclusive world, with access to
economic opportunity for all, by giving people the
financial tools they need to improve their lives.
11108 American Jewish World Service
45 West 36th Street
New York, NY 10018
800-889-7146
www.ajws.org
Inspired by Judaism’s commitment to justice, AJWS
works to realize human rights and end poverty in the
developing world.
11095 African Medical & Research Foundation
(AMREF)
4 West 43rd Street, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10036
212-768-2440
www.amrefusa.org Since 1957, has improved health for Africans through
training, capacity building and advocacy in HIV/
AIDS, malaria, family health, water and sanitation and
clinical outreach.
12076 American Near East Refugee Aid
(ANERA)
Washington, D.C. 20005
202-266-9700
www.anera.org
American Near East Refugee Aid (ANERA) advances
the well-being of people in the West Bank, Gaza,
Lebanon and Jordan.
11107 Africare
440 R Street NW
202-462-3614
www.africare.org
Develops self-help programs in Africa to increase food
production, develop clean water resources, manage
the environment, strengthen health care and deliver
emergency assistance.
19308 American Himalayn Foundation
415-288-7245
www.himalayan-foundation.org
For people in the Himalaya- Tibetans, Sherpas,
Nepalis- who are in need and have no one else, we
bring life-changing education, health care, opportunity.
11109 American Refugee Committee
615 First Avenue NE, Suite 500
Minneapolis, MN 55413
800-875-7060
www.arcrelief.org
International relief and development agency
empowering people impacted by conflict and disaster
to recover and rebuild their lives with dignity.
10735 AmeriCares
88 Hamilton Avenue
Stamford, CT 06902
800-486-4357
www.americares.org
Restores health and saves lives by delivering donated
medicines, medical supplies and humanitarian aid to
people in need around the world and here at home.
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10908 Ashoka
1700 N Moore Street, Suite 2000
Arlington, VA 22209
703-527-8300
www.ashoka.org
Catalyzes the world’s leading social entrepreneurs
with system changing solutions to ignite a generation
of changemakers to help sustain and support large
scale social change.
11678 CARE
151 Ellis Street NE
Atlanta, GA 30303
800-422-7385
www.care.org
Fights root causes of poverty in 84 countries; special
focus on empowering poor women to lift themselves,
their families and communities out of poverty.
11385 ChildFund International
2821 Emerywood Pkwy.
Richmond, VA 23294
800-776-6767
www.childfund.org
Helping deprived, excluded and vulnerable children
have the capacity to become young adults and
leaders who bring lasting and positive change in their
communities.
12078 Children International
2000 East Red Bridge Road
Kansas City, MO 64131
800-888-3089
www.children.org
Our Mission is to bring lasting change to
impoverished children by reducing their daily
struggles and providing opportunities for better
health, education and success.
10729 Church World Service
28606 Phillips Street
Elkhart, IN 46515
800-297-1516
www.churchworldservice.org
Church World Service works with partners to
eradicate hunger and poverty and promote peace and
justice among the world’s most vulnerable people.
11498 Counterpart International
2345 Crystal Drive, Suite 301
Arlington, VA 22203
571-447-5700
www.counterpart.org
Working in partnership to empower people,
communities and institutions to drive and sustain their
own development.
11110 CRWRC/World Renew
2850 Kalamazoo Avenue SE
Grand Rapids, MI 49560
800-552-7972
www.worldrenew.net
Fighting poverty, hunger and injustice through
partnerships and locally originated community
development programs; responding to disasters with
emergency supplies and reconstruction of homes and
livelihoods.
11112 Doctors Without Borders/Médecins
Sans Frontières USA
333 Seventh Avenue, 2nd Floor
New York, NY 10001
888-392-0392
www.doctorswithoutborders.org
An independent international medical humanitarian
organization that delivers emergency aid to people
affected by armed conflict, epidemics and natural
disasters in more than 70 countries.
11679 ECHO
17391 Durrance Road
North Ft. Myers, FL 33917
239-543-3246
www.echonet.org
ECHO fights world hunger by using science and
technology to develop agricultural solutions to aid
farmers in developing countries.
10091 EngenderHealth
440 Ninth Avenue, 13th Floor
New York, NY 10017
212-561-8000
www.engenderhealth.org
EngenderHealth is the leading international reproductive
health organization working to improve the quality of
health care in the world’s poorest countries.
80416 Episcopal Relief & Development
815 Second Avenue, 7th Floor
New York, NY 10002
855-312-4325
www.episcopalrelief.org
A compassionate response of the Episcopal Church
to human suffering. With partners, the organization
empowers communities to create solutions to poverty
and recover from disasters.
10737 FINCA International
1101 14th Street NW, 11th Floor
202-682-1510
www.finca.org
Provides financial services to the world’s lowestincome entrepreneurs so they can create jobs, build
assets and improve their standard of living.
10731 Freedom From Hunger
1644 Da Vinci Court
Davis, CA 95618
800-708-6200
www.freedomfromhunger.org
Combines microfinance, education and health
protection services to help poor families in the
developing world improve their incomes, safeguard
their health and achieve food security.
11113 International Rescue Committee
122 East 42nd Street, 12th Floor
New York, NY 10168
855-973-7283
www.rescue.org
Our commitment to freedom, human dignity, and selfreliance is reflected in well-planned global emergency
relief, rehabilitation assistance, resettlement services,
and advocacy for refugees.
12147 Health Volunteers Overseas
1900 L Street NW, Suite 310
202-296-0928
www.hvousa.org
Trains, mentors and provides critical professional
support to more than 3000 healthcare providers who
care for the neediest populations in over 25 countries.
12082 International Youth Foundation
32 South Street, Suite 500
Baltimore, MD 21202
410-951-1500
www.iyfnet.org
IYF programs are catalysts of change that help young
people obtain a quality education, gain employability
skills, make healthy choices and improve their
communities.
12079 Heifer International
1 World Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72202
855-948-6437
www.heifer.org
Helps poor families worldwide become self-sufficient
by providing food- and income-producing animals
and training in animal management, environmentallysound farming and community development.
10732 Helen Keller International
352 Park Avenue South, Suite 1200
New York, NY 10010
877-535-5374
www.hki.org
Saves the sight and lives of the most vulnerable and
disadvantaged; combats the causes and consequences
of blindness and malnutrition.
12080 International Eye Foundation
10801 Connecticut Avenue
Kensington, MD 20895
240-290-0263
www.iefusa.org
A global leader in sustainability programming
changing how eye care is delivered in the developing
world through training, technical assistance, and
investments in capacity building.
10912 International Medical Corps
1919 Santa Monica Blvd, Suite 400
Santa Monica, CA 90404
310-826-7800
www.internationalmedicalcorps.org
Global humanitarian organization saving lives and
building self-reliance by providing vital medical care;
training healthcare providers; rebuilding clinics; and
improving water & sanitation.
12081 International Orthodox
Christian Charities
110 West Road, Suite 360
Baltimore, MD 21204
877-803-4622
www.iocc.org
Provides humanitarian/development assistance to
people in U.S., Africa, Asia, Europe and the Middle
East who have been devastated by man-made and
natural disasters.
11680 International Relief Teams
4560 Alvarado Canyon Road, Suite 2G
San Diego, CA 92120
619-284-7979
www.irteams.org
Assists victims of disaster, poverty, and neglect
worldwide, providing immediate relief and long-term
programs including medical training, surgical and
clinical outreach, and health promotion.
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53383 KickStart International
2435 Polk Street
415-346-4820
www.kickstart.org
Our mission is to help millions of people out of
poverty quickly, cost-effectively and sustainably by
developing and promoting money-making tools for
the rural poor.
11114 Lutheran World Relief
700 Light Street
Baltimore, MD 21230
800-597-5972
www.lwr.org
Affirming God’s love for all people, we work with
Lutherans and partners around the world to end
poverty, injustice and human suffering.
10730 Mercy Corps
45 SW Ankeny
Portland, OR 97204
888-747-7440
www.mercycorps.org
Providing lifesaving aid worldwide following a
disaster or conflict, and helping local populations
design and implement sustainable programs to
promote health and economic development.
74892 Millennium Promise
475 Riverside Drive, Suite 1040
New York, NY 10115
212-870-2490
www.millenniumpromise.org
We are redefining the approach to ending extreme
poverty and enabling rural communities in sub-Saharan
Africa to move from hunger to self-sufficiency by 2015.
10725 Opportunity International
2122 York Road, Suite 150
Oak Brook, IL 60523
800-793-9455
www.opportunity.org
We collaborate with local partners worldwide
to provide microfinance services allowing poor
entrepreneurs to develop steady income, provide for
families and create jobs for neighbors.
11681 Oxfam America
226 Causeway Street, 5th Floor
Boston, MA 02114
800-776-9326
www.oxfamamerica.org
Oxfam America is a global organization working to
right the wrong of poverty.
10738 Pan American Development Foundation
1889 F Street, NW, 2nd Floor
202-458-3969
www.padf.org
Empowers disadvantaged people in Latin America
and the Caribbean to achieve economic and social
progress, strengthen civil society, and prepare for and
respond to disasters.
11644 Partners In Health
888 Commonwealth Avenue, 3rd Floor
Boston, MA 02215
617-998-8922
www.pih.org
At its root, our mission is both medical and moral.
It is based on solidarity rather than charity alone.
Whatever it takes.
11684 PATH
2201 Westlake Avenue, Suite 200
Seattle, WA 98121
206-285-3500
www.path.org
Poor communities have the right to safer childbirth,
life-saving vaccines, and lives free from AIDS,
tuberculosis, and malaria. We create solutions for
better health worldwide.
10726 PCI-Media Impact
777 United Nations Plaza, 5th Floor
New York, NY 10017
212-687-3366
www.mediaimpact.org
Media Impact’s unique approach to communications
combines the principles of Entertainment-Education
with the reach of mass media to mobilize individual,
community creating positive change.
12083 Plan USA
155 Plan Way
Warwick, RI 02866
800-556-7918
www.planusa.org
Plan International USA is part of a global organization
that works with communities in 50 developing
countries to end the cycle of poverty for children.
11115 Project HOPE
255 Carter Hall Lane
Millwood, VA 22646
800-544-4673
www.projecthope.org
Project HOPE provides sustainable improvements
in health around the globe through education and
humanitarian assistance with more than 92 percent
of revenues dedicated to programs.
10727 Rotary Foundation of Rotary
International
1560 Sherman Avenue
Evanston, IL 60201
866-976-8279
www.rotary.org
Our mission is to advance world understanding,
goodwill and peace through the improvement of
health, the support of education and the alleviation of
poverty.
11116 United Methodist Committee on Relief
(UMCOR)
475 Riverside Drive, Room 1520
New York, NY 10115
800-554-8583
www.umcor.org
To alleviate human suffering. We provide practical,
proactive support to the most vulnerable survivors of
chronic or temporary emergencies due to natural or
civil causes.
12084 Salvation Army World Service Office
(SAWSO)
615 Slaters Lane
Alexandria, VA 22314
703-684-5528
www.sawso.org
Create a world where people live in safe and
sustainable communities in which differences are
respected and basic needs are met.
12086 United Seamen’s Service
635 Fourth Avenue, Ground Floor
Brooklyn, NY 11232
718-369-3818
www.unitedseamensservice.org
Provides overseas health and welfare services to the
American Merchant Marine and seafarers of allied
nations and a 24-hour hotline for emergency family
assistance.
12085 Save the Children
54 Wilton Road
Westport, CT 06880
800-728-3843
www.savethechildren.org
Our Mission is to inspire breakthroughs in the way the
world treats children, and to achieve immediate and
lasting change in their lives.
10916 Water For People
100 East Tennessee Avenue
Denver, CO 80209
720-488-4590
www.waterforpeople.org
Water For People is an international organization that
supports the development of sustainable drinking
water resources, sanitation facilities, and hygiene
education programs in developing countries.
10906 SOS Children’s Villages- USA
1001 Connecticut Avenue, NW, Suite 1250
888-767-4543
www.sos-usa.org
World’s largest organization for orphaned and
abandoned children. Since 1949, we have grown to
over 540 Villages in 133 countries, including the
United States.
10728 TechnoServe
1120 19th St NW, 8th Floor
800-999-6757
www.technoserve.org
We work with enterprising people in the developing
world to build competitive farms, businesses and
industries.
12182 United States Fund for UNICEF
125 Maiden Lane, 10th Floor
New York, NY 11038
800-367-5437
www.unicefusa.org
Works for the survival, protection and development
of children worldwide through fundraising, education
and advocacy.
11685 Unitarian Universalist Service Committee
689 Massachusetts Avenue
Cambridge, MA 02139
800-388-3920
www.uusc.org
We defend human rights and civil liberties, promoting
environmental and economic justice with grassroots
partners worldwide, while engaging our members to
serve as citizen-activists.
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12468 William J. Clinton Foundation
1200 President Clinton Avenue
Little Rock, AR 72201
501-370-8000
www.clintonfoundation.org
Enhance people’s capacity to meet global challenges
by improving global health, protecting the
environment, strengthening economies and promoting
healthier childhoods.
11311 Women for Women International
2000 M Street, NW, Suite 200
202-737-7705
www.womenforwomen.org
We provide direct aid, rights awareness and leadership
education, vocational skills training and income
generation support to women survivors of war,
conflict and civil strife.
10736 World Relief
7 East Baltimore Street
Baltimore, MD 21202
443-451-1900
www.worldrelief.org
Provides emergency relief and community-based
solutions to alleviate poverty in 18 countries and
provides assistance to refugees in the United States.
73789
Local Independent Charities of America
1100 Larkspur Landing Circle, #340, Larkspur, CA 94939 (800) 477-0733
Making your community a better place to live. LIC charities educate children, feed and
shelter the homeless, strengthen families, rescue unwanted animals and much more.
51065 10,000 Degrees
781 Lincoln Avenue, Suite 140
We’ve made a breakthrough - 84% of our students
complete a four-year degree compared to the national rate
of 24 percent for students from low-income households.
17.9%
13427 Animal Spay Neuter International
8000 Morgan Territory Road
Livermore, CA 94551
Help us stop overpopulation of unwanted animals
and educate animal welfare abroad, providing free
sterilization for stray animals and to companion pets of
the poor. 7%
27891 A.P.P.L.E. Familyworks
4 Joseph Court
Providing services to socially & ethnically diverse
population on a sliding scale or no fee. Services
include counseling, parenting education and services to
developmentally disabled. 6.2%
53421 Asian Law Caucus
55 Columbus
Promoting and advancing legal and civil rights of
the Asian Pacific American community, with focus
on the needs of low-income, immigrant and refugee
populations. 10.7%
30836 Abandoned Children’s Fund
2360 Mendocino Ave., A2-220
Santa Rosa, CA 95403-3154
Thousands of innocent orphans, cruelly abandoned:
alone, hungry, desperate, terrified victims of disease, war,
extreme poverty. Please help us house, feed, love and
rehabilitate them. 3.3%
11646 Assistance Dog Institute
5860 Labath Avenue
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Our Dogs Helping Veterans program helps heal returning
service members by providing loving dog helpmates
at no cost to those with physical and psychological
disabilities.1.7%
25737 Adult Day Services Network
of Alameda County
Oakland, CA 94612
Frail seniors want to remain living at home, not in
institutions. Families need caregiving help to maintain
jobs. Our programs for seniors keep families whole.19%
10967 Assistance Dog United Campaign
5860 Labath Avenue
Rohnert Park, CA 94928
Helping low-income disabled people receive loving
assistance dog partners to create independence and
emotional support. Providing grants to certified training
programs to serve more people. 20.4%
10979 Aid For Starving Children
182 Farmer’s Lane, Suite 201
Santa Rosa, CA 95405
Six children dying of hunger every second - over
14,000 a day! Make a difference. Your actions today
can help save a child’s life.1.8%
17603 Bethany Christian Services of Northern
California, Inc.
3048 Hahn Drive
Modesto, CA 95350
Safe, loving, permanent families for orphans and
vulnerable children in the U.S. & worldwide. Safe
haven for women facing unplanned pregnancies.
Adoption & Options 19.6%
10589 Alopecia Areata Foundation National
14 Mitchell Blvd.
San Rafael. CA 94903
Provides major research funding, patient educational
materials and support for alopecia areata a mystifying
autoimmune disease affecting all ages, causing one’s
hair to fall out. 18%
10549 American Chronic Pain Association
4150 Roble Way
Rocklin , CA 95677
Support and education in pain management skills for
people in chronic pain and the professionals who help
them. We’re helping maintain wellness and quality-oflife. 6.6%
48692 Ames Child Care Center
MS 270-1 NASA Ames Research Center
Moffett Field, CA 94035
Strongly committed to high quality care and education
of infants, toddlers and preschoolers. Community
involvement and support allows for continual program
improvement and enrichment. 8.6%
10966 Animal Legal Defense Fund
170 E. Cotati Avenue
Cotati, CA 94931
Animals need love - and lawyers! Unimaginable acts
of cruelty must end. In courtrooms across America,
ALDF is winning the case against cruelty! 15%
87939 Beyond Emancipation
675 Hegenberger Road, Suite 100
Oakland, CA 94621
Former foster youth are at high risk for homelessness,
unemployment and poverty. Help empower them to rise
above these challenges and become independent, selfsufficient adults. 21.5%
93606 Black Adoption Placement & Research
Center
2332 Merced Street
San Leandro, CA 94577
Being adopted is the most precious, special gift anyone
could give a child because what you are giving is love.
Adult adopted at age 7. 23.5%
11694 Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation
PO Box 27036
San Francisco, CA 94127-0036
For over a decade, we have pioneered support for
homes providing healthcare, education, and career
development to once-neglected visually-impaired
children in Vietnam. 4%
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11696 Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc.
5533 Terra Granada #1A
Walnut Creek, CA 94595
We support the members of the military, veterans and
the families of our fallen heroes. By serving others, we
support each other. 12.2%%
93616 Bonita House, Inc.
6333 Telegraph Ave., Ste. 102
Oakland, CA 94609-1328
Provides services to adults with major psychiatric
and substance use disabilities including; residential
treatment, outpatient,and weekday socialization at nine
sites throughout Berkeley and Oakland. 12.8%
10375 BOOKS for the BARRIOS, Inc.
2350 D Whitman Road
Concord, CA 94518
The world’s youth lack only schoolbooks to break
the illiteracy and poverty cycle. Help American
schoolchildren share their precious educational
resources with needy children. 1.1%
10473 Born Free USA: Keep Wildlife in the Wild
P.O. Box 32160
Barbarically trapped furbearers, wild animals caged for
entertainment, endangered species fighting extinction.
They count on us to end these cruelties. Can we count
on you? 29.2%
12010 Breast Cancer Action
55 New Montgomery Street, Ste. 323
Breast cancer kills 40,000 women every year. Help us
end the epidemic by educating and advocating for better
treatments, safer environments, and social justice. 29.7%
93617 California Historical Artillery Society
1600 Michigan Blvd.
West Sacramento, CA 95691
We save unwanted racehorses and retrain them
for mounted artillery. We provide living history
education with mounted artillery through school talks,
reenactments, parades, military funerals. 0%
15508 California Law Enforcement Wish Upon
A Star
PO Box 4000
Visalia, CA 93278
Grants wishes for children with high-risk illnesses.
This medicine for the spirit improves quality of life,
lessens isolation and provides families with comforting
memories. 29%
63176 Cancer in the Family Relief Fund
3 June Court
Fairfax, CA 94930
Cancer steals focus from the family. Help children
maintain continuity and normalcy in their lives as a
parent battles cancer. We fund vital extracurricular
activities. 2.2%
11647 Canine Companions for Independence
P.O. Box 446
Santa Rosa, CA 95402-0446
A cold nose and a warm heart! Our companion dogs
provide independence, assistance and friendship
that transforms the lives of children and adults with
disabilities. 20.8%
93607 Cats on Death Row
1100 Larkspur Landing Circle, Suite 340
Larkspur, CA 94939
We rescue cats facing imminent execution if they do not
get interim financial sponsors or foster parents or receive
medical treatment required to become adoptable. 2.9%
93608 Chinese For Affirmative Action
17 Walter U. Lum Place
CAA advocates in and on behalf of the Asian and Pacific
American community for racial justice, immigrant rights,
and equal opportunities for communities of color. 9.7%
11695 Correctional Peace Officers Foundation
PO Box 348390
Nonprofit charity for Correctional Officers and their
families, by providing line-of-duty death benefit, and
catastrophic assistance in cases of accident or illness.14.6%
11829 Covenant House California
1325 N. Western Avenue
Hollywood, CA 90027-5615
Homeless youth are provided life saving assistance
through outreach, shelter and transitional housing,
case management, medical/psychiatric/mental health,
education/employment and youth development
programs. 6.3%
93604 Discovery Blind Sports
P.O. Box 248
Kirkwood, CA 95646
Promoting self-sufficiency in blind/visually impaired
children and adults by improving their mobility,
confidence, independence, and social skills through
involvement in physical activities. 1.7%
91448 Dolphins, Whales & Sea Turtles: Save and
Protect
14380 Western Avenue
Guerneville, CA 95446
Turtle eggs raided by poachers; dolphins trapped in
fishing nets; whales hunted mercilessly. Their habitats are
being destroyed by humans. Help before it’s too late. 0%
12089 Down Syndrome Research & Treatment
Foundation
755 Page Mill Road, Suite A 200
Palo Alto, CA 94304
Funding research to improve memory, learning and
speech allowing individuals with Down syndrome
to participate successfully in school and lead active,
independent lives as adults. 31.4%
93610 German Shepherd Rescue of Northern
California, Inc.
P.O. Box 1930
Cupertino, CA 95015
Thanks to GSRNC, an all volunteer nonprofit
organization, over 2900 German Shepherd Dogs have
been rescued, fostered, and matched with loving families
throughout Northern California. 0%
10970 Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc.
P.O. Box 151200
San Rafael, CA 94915-1200
Providing safety, independence and companionship to
the blind and visually impaired by partnering them with
trained guide dogs throughout their lifetime. 16.2%
10464 Humane Farming Association
76 Belvedere Street, Suite D
Leads campaign against factory farming. Protects
veal calves and other farm animals from cruelty, and
consumers from misuse of antibiotics. Operates nation’s
largest animal sanctuary. 7.9%
11648 In Defense of Animals
3010 Kerner Blvd.
Every day, dogs, cats, and countless other animals live in
pain. Tortured. Experimented on. Skinned alive for fur.
Abused. Afraid. Alone. Help us help them. 10.4%
93618 Habitats for Dogs & Cats
1100 Larkspur Landing Circle, Suite 340
Larkspur, CA 94939
Help us provide safe shelter for dogs and cats
surrendered by their owners, or saved from abuse,
abandonment and life on the streets . 0%
93619 JDRF International - Greater Bay
Area Chapter
49 Stevenson Street, Suite 1200
Help us improve the lives of children and adults living
with type 1 diabetes (T1D) through funding research to
cure, treat, and prevent this disease. 7.5%
10803 Half the Sky Foundation
715 Hearst Avenue, Ste. 200
Berkeley ,CA 94710
Half the Sky provides infant nurture, innovative
preschools, personalized learning opportunities, and
loving family care, medical care and guidance for
orphaned children in China. 16.7%
42757 Jewish Home
302 Silver Ave.
Compassionate skilled nursing care and programs
provided to 400+ residents and patients in a homelike
environment; short-term and rehabilitation services and
acute geriatric psychiatry hospital. 10.4%
46462 Hispanic and Asian Children Services
7714 Elsie Ave.
Children are deprived of basic needs due to poverty!
We’re enriching needy children’s lives in Latin and Asian
communities through education, food, shelter and care.
2.5%
30384 Junior Achievement of Northern California
3003 Oak Road, Suite 109
Walnut Creek, CA 94597
Motivates disadvantaged, at-risk youth to finish their
educations and promotes life-long financial and
professional wellness through programs of financial
literacy, workforce readiness, and entrepreneurship.15.8%
11502 Hispanic Scholarship Fund
1411 West 190th Street, Suite 325
Gardena, CA 90248
The best-managed leader in supporting Hispanic higher
education. We envision a future when every Hispanic
household benefits from a family member with a college
degree. 9.3%
57598 Junior Blind of America
5300 Angeles Vista Blvd
Los Angeles, CA 90043
Empowers blind, visually impaired and multi-disabled
children with the skills and courage to succeed in a
sighted world, at school and throughout life. 18.2%
93198 Homeless Children’s Network
Homelessness has devastating effects on children’s
school success. Homeless children constitute
approximately 40% of the U.S. homeless. Help us
decrease the trauma of homelessness. 18.7%
73431 Homeless Rescue Services
923 View Drive
Richmond, CA 94803
Hopeless third-world children provided shelter, meals,
education, medical needs and compassion services to
lepers, refugees, widows, with physical, vocational, and
spiritual support, including American Indians. 0.6%
21860 Family Violence Law Center
470 27th Street
Oakland, CA 94612
In 2012, we provided crisis and legal services to 2500
domestic violence survivors, 93% were women, 33% had
children. Help us provide free life-saving services. 25.1%
75771 Hope Hospice
6377 Clark Avenue, Suite 100
Dublin, CA 94568
Facing the end of life can be very difficult. Help us offer
insight, guidance, and compassionate care for patients
and families struggling with end-of-life issues. 11.4%
11467 Filipino American Rural Mission
7714 Elsie Ave
Provide programs, services and opportunities to Indigenous
People, Farmers and Fishermen. Plant more trees. Develop
communities. Educate public to conserve natural resources
through environmental stewardship. 3.3%
93611 Horizons Foundation
A community foundation rooted in and dedicated to the
lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender community. Donations
help programs, services and initiatives that benefit the
LGBT community. 20.6%
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10494 Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower
International
PO Box 1212
Santa Cruz, CA 95061
Stop bullying, abuse, assault, and abduction. Protect
children, teens, and adults, including those with special
needs. Provide positive, practical personal safety skills to
everyone, everywhere. 6.4%
52624 Lavender Youth Recreation
& Information Center
127 Collingwood St.
LYRIC ensures that low-income lesbian, gay, bisexual,
transgender, queer and questioning youth find
community, lead healthy lives, and are leaders in the
social justice movement. 37.8%
25464 Legal Aid Society - Employment Law
Center
Committed to protecting the rights and economic selfsufficiency of the working poor, low-income families,
and marginalized communities by providing free legal
services, education, and advocacy. 30.3%
93605 Lifehouse, Inc.
899 Northgate Drive, Suite 500
Improving the quality of life for individuals with
developmental disabilities by providing a lifetime of
compassionate support in an atmosphere of respect,
inspiration and purpose. 19.9%
17667 LightHouse for the Blind and Visually
Impaired
214 Van Ness Avenue
Promotes the independence, equality and self-reliance
of people who are blind or visually impaired through
rehabilitation training, employment programs, advocacy
and an array of services. 28%
93612 Lilliput Children’s Services
8391 Auburn Blvd.
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
Lilliput partners with communities to ensure safety,
permanence and well-being for abused, neglected and
at-risk children and their families. 9.1%
69866 Little Wishes
901 Butterfield Road
San Anselmo CA 94960
Grant little wishes to hospitalized children with chronic
and critical illnesses to give them comfort, distraction
and joy while enduring their stay. 2.5%
90530 Make-A-Wish Foundation, Greater Bay Area
55 Hawthorne Street, Suite 800
Greater Bay Area Make-A-Wish Foundation grants
wishes to children with life-threatening medical
conditions enriching the human experience with hope,
strength, and joy. 22.6%
10467 Marine Mammal Center
2000 Bunker Road, Fort Cronkhite
Sausalito, CA 94965
Thousands of orphaned, sick and injured marine
mammals would have died if not for our state-of-the-art
animal care and research facilities, dedicated volunteers
and you. 21.1%
93620 Mujeres Unidas y Activas (Women United
and Active)
3543 18th Street, #23
A grassroots organization of Latina immigrant women
with the double mission of promoting personal
transformation and building community power for
social and economic justice. 17.1%
93621 Project AVARY, Inc.
385 Bel Marin Keys Blvd, Ste. G
Novato, CA 94949
Losing a parent to prison results in stigma, poverty,
and poor life outcomes. Your donation helps children
acquire important life skills for healthy young
adulthood. 17.45%
42596 Support For Families Of Children With
Disabilities
1663 Mission Street
7th Floor, San Francisco, CA 94103
Help children with any kind of disability reach their full
potential by ensuring their families have information,
education, and parent-to-parent support. 11.6%
86410 Project Open Hand
730 Polk Street
Volunteers deliver nutritious meals with love to over
7,100 people with HIV/AIDS, other serious illness, and
seniors in San Francisco and Alameda County. 21.8%
37083 Support Our Troops®, Inc. - California
Chapter
P.O. Box 70
Daytona Beach, FL 32115
Don’t abandon America’s troops! They Support Us,
Let’s Support Them! Help Support Our Troops® ship
tons of morale and well-being to troops and families
worldwide! 1.7%
78404 Ronald McDonald House Of San
Francisco
1640 Scott Street
Families of critically ill children must often choose
between expensive accommodations or sleeping in
hospital lobbies. We offer a home-away-from-home,
regardless of financial means. 24.8%
93622 RoomsThatRock4Chemo
1335 6th Avenue
Warmth. Peace. Comfort. We transform drab
chemotherapy treatment rooms into uplifting spaces
that spiritually support cancer patients by connecting
interior designers with hospitals and clinics. 0%
81845 Sacramento SPCA
6201 Florin Perkins Road
Providing lifesaving services since 1894; benefiting
companion animals and people, caring for animals in
need, preventing animal cruelty and providing public
humane education.19.3%
93614 Seniors Activity and Recreation Fund
7714 Elsie Ave.
Protect and nurture underprivileged seniors! We provide
food, spiritual support, social interaction to dependent
and lonely elderly, respecting the dignity and worth of
each individual. 2.6%
93624 U.S. Crisis Care
P.O. Box 38631
When tragedy strikes, like suicides, infant deaths, or fatal
accidents, crisis volunteers offer the on-scene practical and
emotional support that police and fire officials can’t. 1.7%
10463 United Animal Nations
PO Box 188890
Dogs cruelly neglected, sick and confined in crates. Cats
abandoned, scared, injured and alone. Help us bring
animals like these from crisis to care.12.8%
43930 United States Adaptive Recreation Center
PO Box 2897
Big Bear Lake, CA 92315-2897
Disabled children and adults receive specialized oneon-one instruction and adaptive equipment in outdoor
recreation therapy activities to improve physical,
emotional, and social health and functioning. 8.1%
93625 Veterans Resource Centers of America
PO Box 378
Community reintegration services for Iraq and
Afghanistan veterans, veterans of all eras and their
families coping with physical and mental health barriers
to self-sufficient living. 5.9%
88173 Victory Ranch, Inc.
828 Owens Lake Drive
San Jose, CA 95123
Year round Kids & Horses Education Program
conducted in an outdoor setting for disadvantaged
and underprivileged youth from SF Bay Area. Other
equestrian programs offered. 0%
93613 Muttville
P.O. Box 410207
We are dedicated to rescuing senior dogs aged 7+ years
from California municipal shelters, providing necessary
veterinary care, and finding them loving forever homes. 0%
24408 SonRise Equestrian Foundation
PO Box 3097
Danville, CA 94526
Using horses to make a positive difference in the lives
of children and youth living with social, emotional or
physical challenges, including terminal illness. 4.5%
10389 National Center for Youth Law
405 - 14th Street, 15th Floor
Oakland, CA 94612-2701
We use the law to help children in need, who often have
no voice in the political process or legal system. 23.9%
72757 Special Olympics Northern California
3480 Buskirk Ave., Ste. 340
Pleasant Hill, CA 94523
Special Olympics is a year round program for individuals
with intellectual disabilities. Training and competitions
are offered in 12 Olympic style sports at no cost. 24.5%
10659 Volunteers in Asia
PO Box 20266
Stanford, CA 94309
Global conflicts are inflamed and perpetuated by cultural
ignorance. Help reduce conflict by providing exchange
programs promoting peaceful cooperation between the
U.S. and Asia. 17%
11958 Spinal Cord Injury Network International
3911 Princeton Drive
Pain, paralysis, spinal cord injuries, bowel care,
accessibility, home modifications, clinical trials, research,
wheelchairs. Lifetime challenges. Help link people to
the best treatment and care. 9.7%
12061 Yosemite Conservancy
Keeping this breathtaking place open and available to all.
Our programs protect and preserve this majestic spot.
Providing for Yosemite’s future is our passion. 20.5%
10429 Pacific Crest Trail Association
1331 Garden Highway
Help protect, preserve and promote the 2,650-mile
Pacific Crest Trail as a significant resource for hikers and
equestrians, and the value scenic lands provide. 18.9%
36649 Performing Arts Workshop
1661 Tennessee Street, Unit 3-O
If we don’t have arts in our schools, we don’t have
education in our schools. Help ignite young minds
through the arts. 18.2%
12034 Philippine Children’s Fund of America
7714 Elsie Ave.
Serving underprivileged children including Amerasians
left from closure of US bases; Provide livelihood
opportunities to indigenous people; Environmental
programs and services for youth and community. 3.3
93623 Sunny Hills Services
300 Sunny Hills Drive
San Anselmo, CA 94960
Children and youth who struggle with mental illness
face the everyday challenges of childhood and teen
years with monumental and sometimes devastating
barriers. We help. 20.3%
20
53956 Zen Hospice Project
273 Page, San Francisco, CA 94102
We serve the dying at Laguna Honda Hospital and our
Guest House residential home providing a mindful and
compassionate presence to those touched by death. 34%
Metropolitan Arts Partnership MAP01
1911 18th Street
Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 442-4016 www.mapgives.com
Supports arts education and outreach programs for children, youth and their families in
schools, neighborhoods and cultural centers provided by our affiliated members. 3%
MAP08 California Musical Theatre
1510 J Street Suite 200
Sacramento, CA 95814 916-446-5880
Educates new audiences and nurtures aspiring artists
through arts education programs and providing
quality theatrical productions at Music Circus and
Broadway Sacramento.
MAP18 Friends of the Sacramento Arts
Commission
300 Richards Blvd.
Sacramento, CA 95811 916-808-3992
A nonprofit fundraising and advocacy firm that
provides arts education programmingand services as
fiscal agent for arts projects and organizations.
MAP09 California State Railroad Museum
Foundation
111 I Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 916-455-5995
Widely regarded as one of North America’s finest
railroad museums, visitors experience the history
of Western railroading through beautifully restored
locomotives and cars, and engaging exhibits.
MAP17 Friends of the Library of El Dorado
County
345 Fair Lane
Placerville, CA 95667 530-621-5540
Works to raise funds to enhance the services of all
county branch libraries and facilities and to focus
attention on the needs of the library.
MAP10 Camellia Symphony Orchestra
1545 River Park Drive Ste 403
Sacramento CA 95815 916-929-6655
We are strongly committed to local musicians and
local audiences. Established in 1962 by musicians
creating and celebrating beautiful music.
MAP04 Arts Council of Placer County
808 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603 530-885-5670
Provides educational programs, services,
interventions, and promotions for children and
families, schools and teachers, and visual, performing
and literary artists and groups county-wide.
MAP03 Arts for the Schools
P.O. Box 866
Truckee, CA 96160 530-582-8278
We enhance our children’s education and foster a
lifelong appreciation of the creative arts for students
and communities in the Incline Village and Tahoe
Region.
MAP06 Best of Broadway Benefit Productions
8501 Younger Creek Drive
Sacramento, CA 95828 916-718-4699
Trains and showcases local performers, teens and
adults, and productions focusing on Broadway
Musical Theatre; to entertain, inspire and educate
audiences about Broadway Musical Theatre.
MAP41 California Historical Society
678 Mission Street
415-357-1848
Mission is to inspire and empower people to make
California’s richly diverse past a meaningful part of
their contemporary lives.
MAP07 California Lawyers for the Arts
2015 J Street Suite 204
Sacramento, CA 95811 916-442-6210
We provide artists and arts organizations with lawyer
referrals; mediation, arbitration, and facilitation
services; art-law educational workshops; mediation
training and art-law publications.
MAP11 Capital Public Radio
7055 Folsom Boulevard
Sacramento, CA 95826 916-278-8900
Radio broadcasts of news, information, jazz, blues &
classical music on 7 stations and statewide; presenting
arts reviews, features, podcasts, streaming & live
broadcasts.
MAP42 Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching
and Museum Projects
Bowling Drive
Sacramento, CA 95823 916-532-3401
Provides arts education and cross cultural programs
emphasizing Hmong cultural arts. Programming is
family oriented and intergenerational.
MAP19 I Can Do That!
2121 Natomas Crossing
Sacramento, CA 95834 916-277-6747
Engages children and youth of all abilities in
community arts programming for education,
expression and connection.
MAP13 Crocker Art Museum
216 O Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 916-808-7000
One of the state’s leading art institutions, the Museum
serves as the primary regional resource for the study
and appreciation of art.
MAP20 Imagination Theater Company
100 Placerville Drive
Placerville, CA 95619
916-642-0404
Our Company provides multiple opportunities for
youth and adults to participate in either theater
productions, including acting, singing, dancing, stage
craft, and our educational outreach programs.
MAP12 Davis Art Center
1919 F Street
Davis, CA 95616 530-756-4100
Gathering place for dynamic arts engagement.
Through multidisciplinary, classes and programs.
The center inspired creative expression in people of
all ages.
MAP21 KVIE Public Television
2030 West El Camino Ave
Sacramento, CA 95833 916-929-5843
KVIE Public Television provides Sesame Street,
NOVA, Frontline, Antiques Road show, original
local documentaries, and other quality programs that
explore new ideas, adventures, and the arts.
MAP14 El Dorado Arts Council
495 Main Street
Placerville, CA 95667 530-295-3496
We advance cultural, educational and economic
development by advocating and advocating and
creating the highest quality art opportunities for
residents and visitors.
MAP43 La Peña Cultural Arts Center
3105 Shattuck Avenue
Berkeley, CA 94705 510-849-2568
Since 1975 a multicultural community arts center
whose mission is to promote peace, social justice, and
cultural understanding through the arts, education,
and community action.
MAP15 Fairytale Town
3901 Land Park Drive
Sacramento, CA 95822 916-808-7462
A magical storybook park with play sets from favorite
children’s literature that promotes the imagination,
creativity and education of children through
educational and cultural arts.
MAP22 La Raza Galeria Posada
2700 Front Street
Sacramento, CA 95818 916-446-5133
We offer exhibitions and public programs celebrating
Chicano/Latino and Native art and culture.
21
MAP23 Music on the Divide
6261 Peacock Way
Pilot Hill, CA 95664 530-333-0431
Provides yearly concert seasons, emphasizing quality
performances, free school concerts, a high school
student music scholarship, and a yearly Young
Musicians’ concert and scholarships.
MAP24 Roseville Arts / Blue Line Arts
405 Vernon Street Suite 100
Roseville, CA 95678 916-783-4117
Enriching South Placer communities by providing
arts education and awareness through exhibits,
school tours, seminars, workshops and educational
programming.
MAP44 Roseville Community Concert Band
P.O. Box 23
Roseville, CA 95678
916-572-8674
All volunteer, all age community based symphonic
band performing throughout Roseville and the surrounding communities: we also host a summer music
camp for Roseville area youth.
MAP25 Sacramento Area Dance Alliance
P.O. Box 2126
Fair Oaks, CA 95628 916-721-1675
Supports dance education by offering workshops and
awarding cash scholarships to assist dancers. We also
produce the SADA Showcase to provide valuable
performance opportunities.
MAP26 Sacramento Ballet Association
1631 K Street
Sacramento CA 95814
916-552-5800
We are a professional ballet company whose primary
purpose is to enrich the community with quality
dance performances and provide arts education
outreach to children.
MAP27 Sacramento Choral Society
4025-A Bridge Street
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
916-536-9065
Presents a variety of choral concerts at reasonable
prices for families in the Sacramento region with
emphasis on education and civic engagement.
MAP29 Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra
2617 K Street, Suite 200
916-732-9045
Using creative community-oriented programming and
education programs to provide meaningful cultural &
musical experiences.
MAP32 Sacramento Theatre Company
1419 H Street
Sacramento, CA 95814 916-443-6722
Uses theatre as an educational tool to engage the
community. Our School offers educational and
outreach programs designed to foster appreciation for
the performing arts.
MAP31 Sacramento Traditional Jazz Society
106 K Street, Suite #1
916-444-2004
Dedicated to the preservation and promotion of traditional/ classic New Orleans Jazz through education
programs and sponsored performances, including an
annual jazz festival.
MAP33 Sacramento Youth Symphony
3443 Ramona Avenue, Suite 22
Sacramento, CA 95826 916-731-5777
Using creative community-oriented programming and
education programs to provide meaningful cultural &
musical experiences.
MAP45 Sacramento Zoological Society
3930 West Land Park Drive
916-808-5888
Inspires appreciation, respect and a connection with
wildlife and nature through education, recreation and
conservation.
MAP46 Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art
Museum / National Association of Youth Corps
2251 Florin Rd, Suite 126
Sacramento, CA 95822 916-320-9573
A safe, structured intergenerational learning environment focused on serving socio-economically deprived
communities, providing opportunities to develop appreciation for the arts, fundamental life skills, health
life styles, civic values.
MAP35 Tahoe Arts Project
P.O. Box 14281
South Lake Tahoe, CA 96151 530-542-3632
Sponsors an annual performing arts series in the
schools for over 5,000 k-12th grade students and the
community of South Lake Tahoe.
22
MAP36 Theatre for Children / B Street Theatre
2711 B Street
Sacramento, CA 95816 916-443-5391
Promotes learning, cultural enrichment, and social
interaction through professional performance and
training programs. As many as 300,000 children,
adults, and families served annually.
MAP37 Tower of Youth/World
Interdependence Fund
3711 Dell Road
Carmichael, CA 95608 916-944-0100
Teen Youth Broadcast and Media, regional telecommunications, digital media/arts entertainment arts
Association, building empowerment, 21st Century
skilled workforce, civic engagement, and lifelong
learners.
MAP38 Ukrainian Heritage Club of
Northern California
1415 Lorimer Way
Roseville, CA 95747 916-771-2402
We are a non-profit charity dedicated to promoting
knowledge of Ukrainian culture to our region through
public performances, lectures and exhibits.
MAP39 Yolo County Arts Council
120 West Main Street, Suite B
Woodland, CA 95695 530-406-4844
Serves as a county- wide resource for arts and art
education, liaison with the state, county, and county
arts groups and artists to cultivate art.
MAP47 Youth on the Move
10702 Alicante Way
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670 714-628-9844
Assist youth to be a success in life through education
and the arts with the help of positive community role
models.
MAP40 Yuba Sutter Regional Arts Council
624 E Street
Marysville, CA 95901 530-742-2787
To enrich the quality of life by providing arts, arts
education, advocacy, assistance and service to artists,
organizations, and residents of Yuba and Sutter
Counties.
United Way
California Capital Region 0075
10389 Old Placerville Rd.
Sacramento, CA 95827 916-368-3000 www.yourlocalunitedway.org
Your local United Way was founded 90 years ago to improve people’s lives and build
stronger communities in the capital area. We continue to be a backbone in the community,
serving as a leader among nonprofits. We are leading the movement to make sure everyone
has the building blocks for a good life: Education, Income and Health.
Community Impact
Fund Projects
EDUCATION: STAR READERS (80)
Ensuring students are reading at
grade level by fourth grade.
INCOME: $EN$E-ABILITY (84)
Empowering adults and foster youth
to be financially self-sufficient.
HEALTH: FIT KIDS (85)
Decreasing childhood obesity through
nutrition and physical activity.
4155
4-H Youth Development Program
Sacramento County
4145 Branch Center Road
(916) 875-6811
http://cesacramento.ucdavis.edu/4H
Provides opportunities for youth 5-19 to discover their
potential. Experiential learning develops citizenship,
leadership, and life skills in a fun environment.8.00%
3005
Area 4 Agency on Aging
2260 Park Towne Circle #100
Sacramento. CA 96825
(916) 486-1876
We focus on helping older persons maintain health,
independence and dignity and avoid premature
nursing home placement through programs such as
transportation, nutrition, and employment. 10.00%
3067
Amador-Tuolumne Community Resources
935 South State Highway 49
Jackson, CA 95642
(209) 223-1485
www.atcaa.org
We provide safety-net services including homeless
shelters and emergency food for families in need in
Amador and Tuolumne Counties. 5.20%
3007
Asian Resources, Inc.
5709 Stockton Boulevard
(916) 454-1892
www.asianresources.org
Provides wide spectrum of social services to low
income, limited English proficient youth, re-entry,
immigrant and refugee residents to empower and to
promote self-sufficiency. 20.10%
3033
American Cancer Society, California
Division, Inc.
1545 River Park Drive
(916) 446-7933
www.cancer.org
Dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health
problem by preventing cancer, saving lives and
diminishing suffering from cancer through research,
education, advocacy and service. 24.50%
25754 Assist Local dba: Orangevale Food Bank,
Roll Down Ministry, Projects 4HOPE
6483 Main Avenue
Orangevale, CA 95662
(916) 747-4897
www.AssistLocal.org
Food, clothing, care packs, and help to the hungry,
homeless, and elderly. Mentoring and spiritual support
to prisoners. Visitation, programs and activities for
convalescent homes. 4.50%
3064
American Red Cross-Capital Region
Chapter
1565 Exposition Boulevard
(916) 993-7070
www.redcrosscrc.org
A humanitarian organization, led by volunteers, which
provides relief to victims of disasters and helps people
prevent, prepare and respond to emergencies. 9.80%
5483
Atkinson Youth Services
1906 El Camino Avenue
Sacramento CA 95815
(916) 489-5316
www.atkinsonyouthservices.com
To helping foster children develop and enhance skills
needed to improve their quality of life. Including
efforts necessary to re-unify or preserve the family
unit. 15.90%
23
3028
B J Jordan Child Care Programs/Beanstalk
3325 Myrtle Avenue
North Highlands, CA 95660
(916) 344-6259
www.beanstalk.ws
Providing preschool (school readiness, academic
support, enrichment and recreation and child care;
Nutrition program incorporates meals for children,
education for participants and reimbursement for
caregivers. 7.00%
3175
Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Dorado
County
2914 Cold Springs Road #C
(530) 626-1222
www.mentors4youth.org
To provide children and families facing adversity with
strong and enduring, professionally supported one-toone relationships that change their lives for the better,
forever. 8.60%
3076
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater
Sacramento
1451 River Park Drive #241
Sacramento CA 95815
(916) 646-9300
www.bbbs-sac.org
Serving children primarily from single parent homes
by offering a professionally supported one-to-one
mentoring relationship with a caring adult. 23.80%
3179
Boys & Girls Club El Dorado County
Western Slope
212 Armory Road
Placerville,CA 95667
(530) 295-8019
www.bgce.org
400 kids age 6-18 are served daily at our four
locations, focusing on their Academic Success,
Healthy Lifestyles and Good Character and
Citizenship. Great Futures Start Here!!! 14.20%
3136
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater
Sacramento
5212 Lemon Hill Avenue
(916) 392-1350
www.bgcsac.org
Serves over 1800 youth annually throughout the
Sacramento region through eight sites: in South
Sacramento, downtown, within TRUSD and SCUSD.
13.40%
3011
Boys & Girls of Placer County
679 Lincoln Way
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 889-2273
www.bgc-auburn.org
Afterschool program providing a safe and positive
environment for youth to develop into productive
and responsible citizens, with focus on academics,
recreation, character and leadership. 12.30%
3053
Breathe California of SacramentoEmigrant Trails
909 12th Street
(916) 444-5900
www.sacbreathe.org
Fighting for Clean Air, Healthy Lungs and a tobacco
free future since 1917. 11.60%
11070 Campus Life Connection
1541 Merkley Avenue
(916) 857-0660
www.campuslifeconnection.org
Challenge young people to develop character,
confidence, responsibility and faith through programs
and facilities utilizing tutoring, mentoring, sports and
recreation. 12.80%
3128
CASA El Dorado
347 Main Street
(530) 622-9882
www.casaeldorado.org
We advocate on behalf of abused and neglected children
and at risk youth. Together with our community’s
support, we will positively impact their lives. 19.30%
3093
CASA Sacramento
PO Box 278383
(916) 875-6460
www.sacramentocasa.org
Our volunteers are the eyes and ears of the court,
advocating for the best interests of children in the
Sacramento County foster care system.10.30%
3083
Catholic Social Service of Sacramento
5890 Newman Court
(916) 452-7481
www.csssac.org
Helps those in need put their lives back together in
their most desperate moments through compassionate,
low-cost counseling for individuals, couples, families,
and children. 8.00%
11117 CCHAT Center-Sacramento (Children’s
Choice for Hearing and Talking)
11100 Coloma Road
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
(916) 361-7290
www.cchatsacramento.org
The CCHAT Center is an auditory/oral school where
children who are deaf or hard of hearing learn to
listen and develop spoken language. 23.90%
3014
Center for AIDS Research,
Education & Services
1500 21st Street
(916) 443-3299
www.caresclinic.org
We provide care to people with HIV/AIDS including
medical, dental, pharmacy, mental health, substance
abuse and other supportive services. 8.00%
5773
Center for Fathers and Families
920 Del Paso Boulevard
(916) 568-3237
www.fathersandfamilies.com
Dedicated to providing resources, educational
programs and services for fathers, fatherless families,
and youth, for the purpose of strengthening families
and building communities. 2.90%
3018
Child Abuse Prevention Council
of Sacramento
4700 Roseville Road
(916) 244-1900
www.thecapcenter.org
Providing our most vulnerable children and fragile
families with services to reduce the incidence/
impact of child abuse and neglect through prevention,
training, and inter-agency collaboration. 2.90%
3019
Child Action, Inc.
9800 Old Winery Place
(916) 369-4461
Child care information and referrals; child care
subsidies for low-income families; parent education
and advocacy; technical assistance and training for
child care providers. 3.50%
24752 Child Advocates of Placer County
11641 Blocker Drive #220
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 887-1006
www.casaplacer.org
We provide foster youth, at-risk youth and young
adults with well-trained and caring adult volunteer
mentors and Court Appointed Special Advocates
(CASAs). 18.60%
9174
Children’s Receiving Home of
Sacramento
3555 Auburn Boulevard
(916) 482-2370
www.crhkids.org
We are committed to changing the lives of abused
and neglected children by providing them a refuge of
comfort, hope and healing. 11.40%
3248
Choices for Children
3161 Cameron Park Drive
Cameron Park, CA 95682
(530) 676-0707
www.chocies4children.org
Our mission is to enrich children’s lives by providing
quality childcare resource and referrals, parent and
provider education, childcare subsidies and nutrition
reimbursement. 8.60%
3024
Citizens Who Care for the Elderly
1017 Main Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 758-3704
www.citizenswhocare.us
Improves the quality of life for the elderly and their
caregivers through in-home and social respite services
and convalescent home visiting programs. 19.30%
24
26632 City Year
1414 K Street
(916) 403-3700
www.cityyear.org/sacramento
City Year unites young people of all backgrounds for
a year of full-time service, as tutors and mentors in
local schools. 17.50%
3210
Clean & Sober
PO Box 2604
(916) 498-0331
www.cleanandsoberhrc.org
We are a housing program for homeless individuals
seeking recovery from substance abuse through
long-term residential placement in a clean and sober
support community. 25.30%
3030
Clearpoint Credit Counseling Solutions
4636 Watt Avenue, 2nd Floor
(800) 750-2227
www.clearpointcounselingsoulutions.org
Consumer credit counseling agency dedicated to
helping clients resolve their financial concerns in
our mission of consumer health through financial
education. 20.40%
3027
CommuniCare Health Centers
PO Box 1260
Davis, CA 95617
(530) 753-3498
www.communicarehc.org
CommuniCare provides primary medical and dental
care, behavioral health services, health education
and outreach to the low income, uninsured and
underinsured residents of Yolo County. 9.10%
25121 Community Alliance with Family Farmers
PO Box 363
Davis, CA 95617
(530) 756-8518
www.caff.org
The organization advocates for California’s family
farmers, striving to create locally based economic
vitality, improved human and environmental health,
and long-term sustainability of family farms.22.70%
3223
Community Housing Opportunities
Corporation (CHOC)
5030 Business Center Drive #260
Fairfield, CA 94534
(530) 757-4444
www.chochousing.org
We develop, own and operate single and multifamily
housing together with programs that advance access
to health, education, homeownership, jobs, financial
fitness and environmental justice. 14.20%
3096
Community Link Capital Region
2020 Hurley Way #420
(916) 447-7063
www.communitylinkcr.org
Our 2-1-1 service connects people in need with
resources. Hands On Sacramento engages volunteers
in meaningful service, and Collaborative Solutions
develops and sustains innovative social programs.
14.30%
26346 Community Recovery Resources
406 Sunrise Avenue #310A
Roseville, CA 95661
(916) 782-3737
www.corr.us
Outclient services for adults with substance abuse
issues; Mental Health and Recovery Services;
Residential Services; Family Services; Parenting;
Drug Testing; Anger Management, DUI Programs;
Prop-36. 7.70%
3032
Convalescent Hospital Card
and Visiting Association
5809 Bell Road
Auburn, CA 95602
(530) 269-1405
Recruit community members to visit and send
birthday cards and help convalescent hospital
residents. 22.30%
10681 Crossroads Treatment Centers Inc.
4600 Roseville Road #220
(916) 331-7700
www.ctclane.org
Our program provides residential, clinical, and
educational services to abused and vulnerable
adolescent girls to aid them in reunification with their
families and communities. 20.50%
3034
Developmental Disabilities Service
Organization, Inc
5051 47th Avenue
(916) 456-5166
www.ddso.org
Provides training that supports adults with
developmental disabilities to realize their life choices
in the areas of personal growth, employment,
learning, community involvement, and the arts.8.60%
3163
Discovery Museum Science & Space
Center (Powerhouse Science Center)
(916) 808-3942
www.thediscovery.org
The Discovery Museum is a science education
resource to teachers and families in Northern
California. Our hands-on learning experiences are
designed to engage and inspire. 45.30%
27409 Dream Big
2701 Del Paso Road,
Sacramento CA 95835
916-915-3414
www.3point0.org
We are youth education and arts enthusiast who
provide classes and tutoring to kids in safe,
confidence-building enviromnents at low cost to
Northern California families. 8.7
3100
Easter Seals Superior California
3205 Hurley Way
(916) 485-6711
www.myeasterseals.org
We are dedicated to providing the highest quality
therapy and program services to infants, children
and adults with disabilities, to ensure maximum
independence is achieved. 10.60%
3126
Effort, Inc.
1820 J Street
(916) 313-8413
www.theeffort.org
Our mission is to improve the well-bring of our
community, families and individuals by providing
health, mental health, addiction treatment and social
services. 19.20%
3035
El Hogar Community Services, Inc.
3780 Rosin Court #110
(916) 441-0226
www.elhogarinc.org
To provide services that contribute to the mental
health and emotional wellbeing of individuals and
families in the community. 15.40%
4703
Elderly Nutrition Program
40 North East Street #C
Woodland, CA 95776
(530) 662-7035
www.elderlynutrition.org
Hungry, isolated, lonely seniors need our daily,
nutritious meals to keep them healthy and
independent. Help provide vital food, friendship and
dignity to vulnerable seniors. 21.30%
17333 Elk Grove Food Bank
P.O. Box 1447
Elk Grove, CA 95759
916-685-8453
www.elkgrovefoodbank.org
Established in 1974 providing seven comprehensive
programs, the only food bank serving Elk Grove with
free food, clothing and services to 3,300 clients each
month. 5.10%
3202
EMQ FamiliesFirst
2100 Fifth Street
Davis, CA 95618
(530) 747-3179
www.emqff.org
State-wide nonprofit providing services, such as foster
care & adoption, residential treatment, school-based,
and community-based programs for nearly 20,000
children and families throughout California. 14.40%
3038
Eureka Schools Foundation
PO Box 2444
Granite Bay, CA 95746
(916) 791-4939
www.eurekaschoolsfoundation.org
We support the students of EUSD. We strive to
preserve programs such as music/band, library,
athletics and Spanish, essential building blocks to our
kids’ education. 9.70%
16206 Fairytale Town
3901 Land Park Drive
(916) 808-7060
www.fairytaletown.org
Children’s museum and storybook park with play-sets
based on fairytales and nursery rhymes, and learning
activities that promote the imagination, creativity and
education of children. 24.80%
3039
Families For Children
2990 Lava Ridge Court #170
Roseville
CA 95661
(916) 789-8688
www.families4children.com
We are a licensed
non-profit Adoption and Foster Family Agency whose
mission is to provide permanent adoptive families for
children in foster care. 15.70%
3180
Families for Early Autism Treatment
8685 Gunner Way
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
(916) 303-7405
www.feat.org
FEAT is a nonprofit organization of parents, families
and treatment professionals dedicated to providing
education, advocacy and support services to the
Northern California Autism community. 20.50%
20017 Firefighters Burn Institute
3101 Stockton Boulevard
(916) 739-8525
www.ffburn.org
Provide Summer Camp And Recovery Services
For Burn Injured Children, Adults And Firefighters.
Supports Burn Prevention, Education, Research And
Improvements In Medical Care And Facilities. 20.20%
25
5017
Folsom Cordova Community Partnership
10665 Coloma Road #200
Rancho Cordova, CA 95670
(916) 361-8684
www.thefccp.org
Our Mission is to enhance the education, health and
well being of the children, youth and adults in our
community. 9.40%
3245
Food Bank of El Dorado County
6230 Enterprise Drive
Diamond Springs, CA 95619
(530) 621-9950
www.foodbankedc.org
Emergency food assistance is provided through a
network of over 40 partner charities in communities
throughout El Dorado County. 5.40%
5534
Food Bank of Yolo County
1244 Fortna Avenue
Woodland, CA 95776
(530) 668-0690
www.foodbankyc.org
Fighting hunger and malnutrition directly and in
partnership with over 70 agencies and organizations
to serve 20,000+ men, women and children monthly
in Yolo County. 4.50%
3127
Forth and Hope
PO Box 1288
Woodland, CA 95776
(530) 661-1218
www.ywcmission.org
Wayfarer provides food, clothing and shelter to meet
the emergency, transitional and spiritual needs of the
hungry and homeless in our community. 10.70%
3042
Francis House of Sacramento
1422 C Street
(916) 443-2646
www.FrancisHouseCenter.org
A resource center providing basic services to the
disenfranchised and destitute, including transportation
assistance, California IDs, veteran, senior, and disabled
advocates, and employment development. 17.90%
25500 Fresh Producers
420 I Street #5
(916) 383-7374
www.freshproducers.org
Youth development after school program provider
about health and nutrition, job skills and business
training, selling fresh produce for school fundraiser.
37.60%
3043
Friends for Survival
PO Box 214463
(916) 392-0664
www.friendsforsurvival.org
A free bereavement program for persons grieving
a suicide death offers peer support, meetings,
conferences, library, monthly newsletter and speakers
bureau. 20.00%
3046
Gateway Foundation
4049 Miller Way
(916) 451-9312
The residential treatment program provides recovery
services under the guidance of professional staff for
women and significant people in their lives. 20.10%
4208
Gifts to Share
915 I Street #5th Floor
(916) 808-5172
www.giftstoshare.org
Help teens stay on the right path - Late Night
Sacramento provides recreation, education and lifeskill activities for Sacramento teens. 3.10%
3120
Girl Scouts Heart of Central California
6601 Elvas Avenue
(916) 452-9181
www.girlscoutshcc.org
Girl Scouts is the premier leadership development
organization for young women - building girls of
courage, confidence and character who make the
world a better place. 9.70%
11669 Keaton Raphael Memorial
2260 Douglas Boulevard, Suite 150
Roseville , CA 95661
916-784-6786
www.childcancer.org
Provides pediatric cancer patients and their families
with financial assistance, education, information, and
emotional support on their childhood cancer journey.
20.70%
28
Goodwill Industries of the Sacramento
Valley and Northern Nevada
6648 Franklin Boulevard
(916) 395-9000
www.goodwillsacto.org
Through various community partnerships,
collaborative programs and vocational services, we
provide employment opportunities to individuals with
developmental disabilities, disadvantaging conditions
and other special needs. 7.70%
3017
KidsFirst
124 Main Street
Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 774-6802
www.kidsfirstnow.org
To end child abuse in all its forms, by providing treatment
for child victims of abuse and education for parents,
service providers and community members. 11.50%
3145
Greater Sacramento Urban League
3725 Marysville Boulevard
(916) 286-8656
www.gsul.org
The GSUL provides basic education, life skills,
job training and job placement services to youth,
displaced adult workers and the unemployed
throughout the Sacramento MSA. 31.50%
5359
Habitat for Humanity Yolo County
1017 Main Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 668-4301
www.habitatyolo.org
Building, renovating & repairing homes for low-income
families, veterans & seniors at no-profit utilizing
volunteer labor & providing 0% interest loans. 7.80%
3048
Head Trauma Support Project
PO Box 215666
(916) 568-6660
www.headtraumasacramento.org
Head Trauma Support Project Inc provides
information, education and support groups to
survivors of brain injury, their families and the
professionals who serve them. 2.10%
3049
Health Education Council
3950 Industrial Boulevard #600
(916) 556-3344
www.healthedcouncil.org
Provides access, education, advocacy, and training
to empower individuals that otherwise do not have
a voice towards a healthy life in Sacramento and
surrounding counties. 3.40%
3146
InAlliance
6950 21st Avenue
(916) 381-1300
www.inallianceinc.com
InAlliance contributes to the independence of adults
with developmental disabilities. Services focus on
employment training, job placement, and support for
integrated community living. 6.70%
3220
Junior Achievement of Sacramento
PO Box 255602
(916) 480-2770
www.jasac.org
We inspire and prepare young people to succeed in
life by providing K-12th grade classroom workshops
on financial literacy, entrepreneurship and workforce
readiness. 22.10%
5028
Kiwanis Family House
2875 50th Street
(916) 736-0116
www.kiwanisfamilyhouse.org
Provides temporary housing and support to families
of children and adults who are being treated for
injuries or illness at the UCD Medical Center. 12.30%
7131
Koinonia Foster Homes, Inc.
3731 Magnolia Street
Loomis, CA 95650
(916) 652-5802
www.kfh.org
Over 29 years of effective collaboration to provide
quality adoptive, foster care and treatment programs
to abused, neglected, abandoned and chemicallydependent children and families. 8.60%
3204
La Familia Counseling Center, Inc
5523 34th Street
(916) 452-3601
www.lafcc.org
Provides multicultural counseling and support
services to high-risk youth and families to become
self-sufficient and succeed in life. Free. Bilingual
staff. Serve Sacramento County. 10.00%
26138 Lao Family Community Development, Inc.
7171 Bowling Drive #1120
(916) 393-7501
www.lfcd.org
Our mission is to help immigrant, refugee and U.S.
born low-income families and individuals to achieve
long term social and economic self-sufficiency.7.10%
3191
Lavender Library, Archives
and Cultural Exchange
1414 21st Street
(916) 492-0558
www.lavenderlibrary.com
We are a community-supported library consisting
of books, videos and periodicals for the greater
Sacramento community. 1.10%
3057
Law Enforcement Chaplaincy
Sacramento
1331 Garden Highway
916-993-7785
www.sacchaplains.com
Providing crisis/trauma counseling, comfort and care
to law enforcement officers, their families and the
communityin times of crisis. 29.40%
3147
Legal Services of Northern California
517 12th Street
(916) 551-2150
www.lsnc.net
Our agency provides free legal assistance to lowincome persons in areas of health, housing, education,
family law, income maintenance, employment, and
civil rights. 19.00%
26
3059
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
2143 Hurley Way #110
(916) 929-4720
www.lls.org/sac
Supports patients/families with leukemia, lymphoma,
myeloma & Hodgkin’s disease through research,
financial aid, public/professional education, support
groups, peer counseling, advocacy & information.
23.10%
26139 Life Skills Training and Education
Programs
4041 Bridge Street
Fair Oaks, CA 95628
(916) 965-0110
www.lifestepsusa.org
We provide comprehensive social service case
management, educational courses, after school
programs, emergency assistance and services for
residents of affordable housing. 9.90%
13255 Lilliput Children’s Services
Citrus Heights, CA 95610
(916) 923-5444
www.Lilliput.org
Lilliput partners with communities to ensure safety,
permanence and well-being for abused, neglected and
at-risk children and their families. 9.90%
3060
Linkage to Education
925 Del Paso Boulevard
(916) 443-5942
www.linkagetoeducation.org
We transition youth exiting out of foster care or
probation to the Sacramento area colleges. 14.20%
3061
Literacy Support Council of Placer
County
PO Box 5291
Auburn, CA 95604
(530) 886-4530
www.placer.gov/department/library
All volunteer agency supporting Placer Adult Literacy
Service, a function of the Placer County Library
that provides free literacy tutoring to adults in Placer
County. 27.80%
3062
Loaves & Fishes Sacramento
1321 North #C Street
(916) 446-0874
The only comprehensive homeless services
organization in Sacramento including 12 programs
and 10 affiliate programs on-site. Serving 700-800
homeless people a day without government funding.
11.50%
7033
Lord’s Gym Inc.
702 Atlantic Street
Roseville, CA, 95678
(916) 783-1989
www.lordsgym.com
Youth participate in sports and educational activities
in a positive Christian atmosphere raising self-esteem,
promoting successful lifestyle patterns and providing
purpose in their lives. 6.10%
3063
Lutheran Social Services of Northern
California
3734 Broadway
Sacramento, CA, 95817
916-453-2900
www.lssnorcal.org
Our non-sectarian services help homeless families,
individuals and former foster youth achieve selfsufficiency by providing transitional and permanent
housing, on-site support services and employment
assistance 16.80%
8003
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Sacramento
and NE California
2800 Club Center Drive
(916) 437-0206
www.sacnortheast.wish.org
Grants the heartfelt wishes of children with lifethreatening medical conditions in 24 counties of
Northeastern CA, bringing hope, strength and joy into
their lives. 32.80%
9433
Mothers Against Drunk Driving
4629 Whitney Avenue #7
(916) 481-6233
maddcalifornia.org
The mission of MADD is to stop drunk driving, support
the victims of this violent crime and prevent underage
drinking through programs and advocacy. 22.80%
16962 NAMI Sacramento
3440 Viking Drive #125
(916) 364-1642
www.namisacramento.org
Improving the lives of people with mental illness and
their families by providing education, information and
support, while advocating for greater resources and
community understanding. 13.70%
3068
National Council on Alcoholism
and Drug Dependence, Inc.
1446 Ethan Way
(916) 922-5121
www.ncaddsac.org
The NCADD Sacramento Region’s, established in
1974, mission is to promote a public understanding
of alcoholism and drug dependence as a treatable and
preventable disease. 20.10%
3071
New Morning Youth & Family Services
6765 Green Valley Road
(530) 622-5551
www.newmorningyfs.org
New Morning provides services that prevent,
intervene-in and treat at-risk children who are
experiencing abuse, depression, family conflict, school
failure or engaging in delinquent behavior. 6.60%
3152
NorCal Services For Deaf
& Hard of Hearing
4708 Roseville Road #111
(916) 349-7500
www.norcalcenter.org
Social Services including advocacy, counseling,
communication & employment assistance, assistive
devices, interpreting & other services for people with
hearing loss, their families & interested entities. 12.90%
3137
Northern California Children’s Therapy
Center
96 West Main Street #B
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 668-1010
www.ctcHelpskids.org
Provides speech therapy, occupational therapy,
physical therapy and infant development program
to children with disabilities, aged birth-21 years,
regardless of ability to pay. 10.20%
3073
Oak Park Preschool Inc
3500 2nd Avenue
(916) 451-9498
www.oakparkpreschool.org
Early childhood education program as prescribed/
designed by the California Dept. of Education/Child
Development Division, priority low income families
in Oak Park community. 5.20%
26830 Opening Doors
1111 Howe Avenue #125
(916) 492-2591
www.openingdoorsinc.org
We empower refugees, immigrants, human trafficking
survivors and underserved Sacramento residents to
achieve self-sufficiency by accessing opportunities to
mainstream economic and social systems. 29.70%
15180 Reading Partners
106 Linden #202
Oakland, CA 94607
(510) 444-9800
www.readingpartners.org
Reading Partners recruits and trains community
volunteers to tutor students from low-income
communities who have fallen below grade level in
reading skills. 17.60%
3079
People Reaching Out, Inc.
(916) 576-3300
www.peoplereachingout.org
Youth and Family programs focusing on substance
abuse prevention through: Parent/Teen Workshops,
Youth-to-Youth Education and Mentoring,
Environmental Prevention, counseling and
Community Coalitions. 20.00%
26847 Relationship Skills Center
9719 Lincoln Village Drive #503
(916) 362-1900
www.skills4us.org
We support the development of safe, stable, healthy
families where children thrive through relationship
education focusing on youth, at-risk families and first
time parents. 11.30%
3080
Placer County Law Enforcement
Chaplaincy
11768 Atwood Road #101
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 820-3427
http://placerchaplains.com/
A field service ministry providing crisis/trauma
counseling, comfort care to law enforcement officers,
their families and the community whenever disaster
occurs. 10.80%
3085
Placer Food Bank
8284 Industrial Avenue
Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 783-0481
www.placerfoodbank.org
Distributes over 5 million pounds of food per year
to charitable organizations who, in turn, feed over
a half-million people facing hunger in the SierraSacramento region.19.20%
5751
Placer Independent Resource Services
11768 Atwood Road #29
Auburn, CA 95603
(530) 885-6100
www.pirs.org
Advocacy and independent living services for people
with disabilities in Placer, El Dorado and Alpine
Counties; technical assistance for businesses on
disability issues and access. 2.90%
3081
Placer Women’s Center dba PEACE
for Families
PO Box 5462
AuburnCA 95604
(530) 823-6224
www.peaceforfamilies.org
We provide services to Placer County survivors of
domestic/sexual violence (crisis line, Safe House,
therapy, Legal advocacy, assistance and resources) and
community violence prevention education. 13.60%
3139
PRIDE Industries
10030 Foothills Boulevard
Roseville, CA 95747
(916) 788-2100
www.prideindustries.com
Provides assessment, career planning, training,
placement, on-the-job support, and counseling
to individuals with physical, mental, and/
or developmental disabilities and Foster Youth
transitioning to adulthood. 12.00%
24729 Project DREAM
3222 Winona Way
(916) 566-1759
www.dreamtwinrivers.com
DREAM is committed to inspiring Twin Rivers
students’ love of learning by funding enrichment
programs and scholarships for our students. 9.50%
27
3086
Resources for Independent Living, Inc.
420 I Street Level B #3
(916) 446-3074
Serving the disabled through advocacy, information
and referral, personal assistant services, housing
services, peer counseling, independent living skills
training and AT. 23.30%
3109
River City Food Bank
PO Box 160204
(916) 446-2627
www.rivercityfoodbank.org
Providing 3 days nutritional food supply, nutrition
education and CalFresh outreach to Sacramento County
residents, RCFB offers hope and assistance to people
seeking self-reliance. 11.80%
3088
River Oak Center for Children
5445 Laurel Hills Drive
(916) 609-5100
www.riveroak.org
Helps children at risk, troubled teens and families
through emotional and behavioral health services,
social services and family counseling incorporating
multiple proven evidence based programs. 12.90%
3227
Roberts Family Development Center
770 Darina Avenue
(916) 646-6631
www.robertsfdc.com
We provide a holistic approach focusing on school
age kids. We provide parent enrichment, economic
empowerment, after-school tutoring and enhance
community development through civic involvement.
15.80%
3212
Sacramento Area Congregations Together
2510 J Street #200
(916) 447-7959
www.sacact.org
Faith-based, nonsectarian federation of local
congregations, schools and community groups
improving education, opportunities for youth success,
healthcare access and neighborhood safety through
community organizing. 6.40%
3091
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing
Center (Next Moves)
2411 Alhambra Boulevard #110
(916) 454-2120
www.saehc.org
The agency provides vital shelter, housing and
community services to improve the self-reliance and
quality of life for families with children and adults
experiencing homelessness. 11.30%
3158
Sacramento Children’s Home
2750 Sutterville Road
(916) 452-3981
www.kidshome.org
Residential treatment for emotionally disturbed
children, outpatient mental health services,
wraparound services, crisis nurseries, after school
tutoring and literacy, and in-home services for at-risk
families. 16.30%
3143
Sacramento Chinese Community
Service Center, Inc.
420 I Street #5
(916) 442-4228
www.sccsc.org
We provide vocational, educational, employment and
health and human service programs that assist Asian
immigrants and refugees to achieve self-sufficiency,
social empowerment and cultural appreciation.3.80%
3094
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services
3333 Third Avenue
(916) 456-1980
www.sacramentofoodbank.org
Dedicated to helping feed, clothe, educate and mentor
families in need at no charge, while providing hope
and support in our community. 9.50%
3047
Sacramento Habitat for Humanity
819 North 10th Street
(916) 440-1215
www.shfh.org
SHFH builds affordable housing for qualified
Sacramento low income families, sells these homes
at cost and provides no down payment/zero interest
mortgages. 15.90%
3095
Sacramento Life Center
930 Alhambra Boulevard #230
(916) 451-4357
www.saclife.org
A licensed community health clinic that offers
free pregnancy testing, ultrasound, and counseling
to women who are making decisions about their
pregnancy. 14.70%
7345
Sacramento Recovery House
1914 22nd Street
(916) 455-6258
The recovery home provides residential alcohol and
other drug services under the guidance of professional
staff for men and significant people in their lives.
12.80%
3197
Sacramento Self Help Housing, Inc.
PO Box 188445
(916) 341-0593
sacselfhelp.org
Sacramento Self Help Housing assists homeless
households locate housing. We also provide housing
and services to 150 formerly homeless disabled men
and women. 6.30%
9198
Sacramento Valley Teen Challenge
10017 Folsom Boulevard
(916) 362-2800
www.teenchallenge.ws
The members of Teen Challenge International, a
faith based ministry which endeavors to help men,
women and children to overcome their life controlling
problems. 19.80%
16150 Safetyville USA
3909 Bradshaw Road
Sacramento , CA 95827
916-366-7233
www.safetycenter.org
Our mission is to reduce injuries and save lives through
safety education-children to seniors; on the road, in the
workplace and in our communities. 16.60%
3166
Salvation Army Sacramento County
PO Box 340699
(916) 563-3700
www.salarmysacto.org
Providing a helping hand to: families in crisis, the
homeless, and recovering addicts. Childcare, sports,
camps, music, and character-building programs for
children and youth. 17.80%
3105
Senior Center of Elk Grove, Inc.
8830 Sharkey Avenue
Elk Grove, CA 95624
(916) 685-3160
www.thesceg.org
A center where people 50 years or over have access to
informational services and where they can meet their
nutritional, educational, recreational and socialization
needs. 19.00%
7029
Senior Gleaners Inc
1951 Bell Avenue
(916) 925-3240
www.seniorgleaners.org
SGI distributes emergency food to low income families
in an eight county area. Our programs focus primarily on
children and seniors who are most vulnerable. 2.10%
3207
Senior L.I.F.E. Center
6414 Brace Road
Loomis, CA 95650
(916) 660-0543
www.loomisseniorlifecenter.com
Offers Placer County adults 55+ transportation,
continental breakfast, lunch, Tai Chi, Stretchersize,
Art Classes, Sewing, Quilting, card games,
socialization, health screening to improve seniors’
lives. 4.30%
3108
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence
Center
175 Walnut Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 661-6336
www.sadvc.orgSexual Assault and Domestic Violence
provides a 24- hour crisis line, free shelter, therapy and
legal assistance; response teams on call, hospital and
court accompaniment, victim advocacy. 21.70%
3153
Short Term Emergency Aid Committee
1900 E 8th Street
Davis, CA 95616
(530) 758-8435
www.steac.org
STEAC’s mission is to provide immediate short-term
assistance with basic necessities to Yolo County
families and individuals with incomes below the
poverty level. 9.60%
24410 Shoulder To Shoulder
3051 Fairfield Street #59
(916) 285-5422
www.teamsts.orgMentors urban fatherless young men
from middle school through high school graduation,
and provides care for the single moms raising them.
17.40%
28
3173
Sierra Forever Families
8928 Volunteer Lane #100
(916) 368-5114
www.sierraff.org
We transform the lives of children in foster care
who have tragic histories of abuse, neglect, or
abandonment by building and nurturing permanent
families. 14.40%
3052
Snowline Hospice of El Dorado County, Inc.
6520 Pleasant Valley Road
Diamond Springs CA 95619
(530) 621-7820
www.snowlinehospice.org
End-of-life care provided through a multi-disciplinary
team of healthcare professionals. Bereavement
services provided for those we have served and the
community at large. 9.10%
3233
Society for the Blind
1238 S Street
(916) 452-8271
www.societyfortheblind.org
Rehabilitative services for visually impaired
individuals; low vision optometry, Braille, white
cane travel, adaptive technology, independent living
skills. Programs for youth, seniors and career-seekers.
12.10%
3112
St. John’s Shelter for Women & Children
4410 Power Inn Road
(916) 453-1482
www.stjohnsshelter.org
We are the only program in Sacramento Country
focused exclusively on the most vulnerable of the
homeless population, women with children. 17.10%
3156
Stanford Settlement, Inc
(Neighborhood Center)
450 West El Camino Avenue
(916) 927-1303
www.stanfordsettlement.org
Neighborhood based social service agency providing
programs and activities for area residents including
youth development and activities, elderly programs,
emergency assistance, community development. 8.90%
3155
Stanford Youth Solutions
8912 Volunteer Lane
(916) 344-0199
www.youthsolutions.org
We inspire sustainable change for young people and
their families and empower them to solve serious
challenges together. 22.60%
3157
Suicide Prevention and Crisis Services of
Yolo County
1784 Picasso Avenue #A
Davis, CA 95618
(530) 756-7542
www.suicidepreventionyolocounty.org
Provides 24-hour telephone crisis services for teens
and adults, a Choose Life school presentations to
secondary schools, community outreach services, and
survivor support groups. 10.90%
3004
The Arc of Amador and Calaveras
75 Academy Drive
Sutter Creek, CA 95685
(209) 267-5978
www.arcofamador.org
Nonprofit organization providing services to people with
developmental disabilities so they can better live, work,
learn, and recreate in the mainstream of life. 15.10%
3107
The Center for Violence-Free Relationships
344 Placerville Drive #11
Placerville, CA, 95667
(530) 626-1450
www.thecenternow.org
The Center is dedicated to building healthy
relationships, families, and communities free from
sexual assault and domestic violence through
education, advocacy and services. 6.90%
3213
The Lazarus Project, Inc.
PO Box 1241
Roseville, CA 95678
(916) 772-6833
www.lazarusprojectinc.org
Provides housing with support services to individuals
in Placer County who are homeless or at-risk of
becoming homeless. Fundraising 9.80%
26854 The Sacramento Veterans Resource
Center
7270 Southgate Drive
(916) 393-8387
www.vietvets.org
The Sacramento Veterans Resource Center is a multifunction agency with a mix of services for veterans
in Northern California offering assistance from
employment to housing. 6%
3116
TLCS, Inc.
2277 Fair Oaks Boulevard #440
(916) 441-0123
www.tlcssac.org
TLCS provides transitional and permanent supportive
housing, independent living skills training,
information referrals, advocacy and community
support services to people with psychiatric and other
disabilities. 12.30%
3240
Travelers Aid-Emergency Assistance Agency
2251 Florin Road #124
(916) 399-9646
The Agency provides, Transitional Housing,
Emergency Motel Vouchers, Rental Assistance, Utility
Help, and Case Management. 10.70%
3117
Turning Point Community Programs
3440 Viking Drive #114
(916) 364-8395
www.tpcp.org
Offers programs dedicated to providing a variety
of quality mental health services and support for
disabled adults and high needs children and their
families. 11.90%
3193
UCP of Sacramento and Northern
California
(916) 565-7700
www.ucpsacto.org
Programs for children and adults with developmental
disabilities and their families e.g. transportation,
family respite, day programs, adaptive horsemanship,
independent living, autism center. 10.90%
27408 United Advocates for Children & Families
2035 Hurlev Way, Suite 290
916-643-1530
www.uacf4hope.org
Improving the quality of life for children with
mental health challenges and their families through
community partnerships, training, public policy, and
direct service programs. 18.10%
3160
United Christian Centers for Greater
Sacramento Area
110 Sixth Street
916-372-0200
www.uccenters.org
United Christian Centers of the Greater Sacramento
Area provides Transitional Housing for Families,
Emergency Meals, a Transportation Program, a Child
Development Program, and Slavic Services. 13%
7505
Voluntary Legal Services Program of
Northern California, Inc.
517 12th Street
(916) 551-2102
www.vlsp.org
Provides free legal services to low income people in
the Sacramento region through the use of volunteer
attorneys, paralegals and law students.
17.70%
3122
Volunteers of America, Greater
Sacramento & Northern Nevada
1900 Point West Way #270
(916) 442-3691
www.volunteersofamerica-sac.org
Providing shelter for homeless families, singles, former
foster youth, abused seniors and those with HIV/Aids;
substance abuse treatment, case management and job
training. 16.90%
3241
WarmLine
2025 Hurley Way, Suite 100
916-922-9276
www. warmlinefrc.org
WarmLine provides information, education and
support to families and children with disabilities to
face the challenges of the present and create dreams
for the future. 16.40%
3065
WEAVE, Inc.
1900 K Street
(916) 448-2321
www.weaveinc.org
Sacramento County’s primary provider of crisis
intervention, therapeutic counseling, and community
education for domestic violence, sexual assault, and
human trafficking. 21.90%
8943
Wellspring Women’s Center
3414 4th Avenue
(916) 454-9688
www.wellspringwomen.org
Serves 200 people daily. Services are free and include
a nutritious breakfast, early enrichment/learning for
children, counseling, case management, resource
referrals and safety net services. 20.90%
3148
Wind Youth Services
701 Dixieanne
(916) 561-2424
www.windyouth.org
Homeless and at-risk youth are provided access to the
following services: basic needs, shelter, healthcare,
advocacy, counseling, education and enrichment/lifeskills. 22.20%
3242
Women’s Civic Improvement Club of
Sacramento, Inc.
3555 3rd Avenue
(916) 457-8661
www.wcicinc.org
WCIC is a Human Services organization geared
toward services for children and seniors in the
Sacramento Community. We are caring, involved, and
committed. 11.10%
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Women’s Empowerment
1590 North A Street
(916) 669-2307
www.womens-empowerment.org
Women’s Empowerment helps homeless women build
the skills to find jobs, homes, and create a healthier
life for themselves and their children. 14.80%
4361
Woodland Youth Services
9 Woodland Avenue
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 308-8052
Since 1985 WYS has been providing food, clothing,
and shelter to homeless teens that have been victims
of physical and sexual abuse in a caring environment.
15.00%
3194
YMCA of Superior California
1926 V Street
(916) 452-9622
www.ymcasuperiorcal.org
We strengthen foundations of community; focused
on youth development, healthy living and social
responsibility. Serving all ages we provide program
scholarships to families in need. 12.90%
3169
Yolo Community Care Continuum
PO Box 1101
Davis, CA 95617
(530) 758-2160
www.y3c.org
An array of programs for very-low income adults
suffering from mental illness, designed to help them live
as productively as possible in the community. 12.60%
3215
Yolo County CASA
724 Main Street #101
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 661-4344
www.yolocasa.org
Recruit, train, and support community volunteers
who mentor a child in foster care, advocating for their
needs before the juvenile court. 31.80%
3250
Yolo County Children’s Alliance
600 A Street #Y
Davis, CA 95616
(530) 757-5558
www.yolokids.org
Help enroll, retain, and use health insurance; weekly
fresh produce distribution; in-home emotional and
parenting support for first time parents; foster family
support and education.12.80%
3236
Yolo Family Resource Center
828 Court Street
Woodland, CA95695
(530) 406-7221
www.yolofrc.org
By working collaboratively with diverse partners
in Yolo County, we connect families to a network
of services that help them become safe, stable and
sustainable. 12.00%
3200
Yolo Family Service Agency
455 1st Street
Woodland, CA 95695
(530) 662-2211
www.yfsa.net
Yolo Family Service Agency alleviates stress
and strengthens family life through counseling,
educational and supportive services to families in
Yolo County. 22.10%
3172
Yolo Hospice, Inc.
1909 Galileo Court # A
Davis, CA 95618
(530) 758-5566
www.yolohospice.org
We provide compassionate end-of-life services,
including grief support, to patients and families.
Our team approach focuses on the whole person and
emphasizes comfort. 14.00%
Other IRS 501(c)(3)
401(c)(3) Organizations
Pathways to Recreation, Inc.
5325 Engle Road #810
Carmichael, CA 95608
(916) 484-2044 20-3235869
Pathways to Recreation, Inc. was formed to develop and cultivate a wider public
awareness of the need for recreation and leisure services for people with disabilities. Pathways provides financial, volunteer and educational support to Sacramento County Therapeutic Recreation Services (TRS), which enables TRS to provide
quality therapeutic recreation programs; expand services to people with disabilities; and stay abreast of changes in the field of therapeutic recreation through
continuing educational opportunities. Activities include generating revenue and
providing financial assistance to program participants; recruiting volunteers to
make TRS programs possible; and increasing marketing strategies to emphasize
the importance of recreation and leisure for people with disabilities.
SCASA - Making Memories
PO Box 278832
(916) 875-7158
www.sacramentocasa.org68-0257139
Making Memories is a collaboration between Child Protective Services and
SCASA (Sacramento Court Appointed Special Advocates Program), to provide
enrichment activities to foster youth. Last year, Making Memories paid for more
than 200 children to participate in activities like summer camp, after-school
sports, music lessons, school dances, and other rites of passage activities that
many foster children miss out on.
DHHS - Child Protective Services - Supporters of Sacramento ILP
PO Box 269057
(916) 874-9308
23-7412588
The program provides services to current and former foster youth between the
ages of 16 to 21 years in developing the skills and obtaining the services necessary for a successful transition to independence. The areas of focus include basic
living skills, health, education, employment and housing.
American River Parkway Foundation
5700 Arden Way
(916)-486-2773
www.arpf.org [email protected]
The American River Parkway Foundation (ARPF) is a non-profit organization
dedicated to the preservation of the Parkway. The Foundation engages thousands
of volunteers per year in stewardship projects such as: planting and maintaining
oak trees and groves, clearing the equestrian-running trails, removing invasive
plants and picking up litter and removing graffiti. ARPF also raises money
through a number of special events held on the parkway: Rex Ride, Down River
Day and Truckin on the River in addition to our two clean-ups. Special projects
we are currently working on is the revitalization of the Camp Fire girls site in
River Bend Park, re-vegetation of the burn sites in River Bend Park and the revitalization of Discovery Park.
Human Assistance PART - People and Resources Together Foundation
2433 Marconi Ave
(916) 875-3651
68-0416648
People and Resources Together (PART) Foundation is a nonprofit organization
formed to provide planned promotion, awareness, understanding, participation,
and support for the County of Sacramento, Department of Human Assistance’s
(DHA) community services and assistance programs. PART supports 35 programs, such as: foster grandparent, senior companion, aide corps for the elderly,
scholarship fund, literacy, retired and senior volunteer, DHA volunteer/intern,
and many other special projects. Your donation can be undesignated, or it can be
directed to a specific program. If you wish to direct your donation to one of the
programs, you must first donate to PART in the Employee Giving Campaign.
Next, you use the instructions for donations to People and Resources Together
Foundation form to make your selection. If you have not been provided this form,
then contact at (916) 874-2671.
Sacramento Police/Sheriff’s Memorial Foundation
550 Bercut Drive
Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 446-7661
www.sacpsm.com
68-0267352
In 1992, the Sacramento Police/Sheriff’s Memorial Foundation was formed to
perpetually honor Sacramento Police Officers and Sacramento County Sheriffs
Deputies who have been killed in the line of duty. The Foundation’s initial charge
sought to construct a permanent memorial site and host an annual ceremony
which honors the grave sacrifice these law enforcement officers made in defense
of the citizens of our community. In 2002, the Foundation completed construction
and dedicated the site that now exists within Woodlake Park at 500 Arden Way.
Since then, the Foundation hosts an annual remembrance ceremony during the
month of May, adding a memorial bollard when a Sacramento law enforcement
officer is killed in the line of duty. The initial construction of the Memorial came
from the benevolence of private donations, many of which are City employees.
With the Memorial now built, the Foundation continues to provide upkeep and
maintenance for this site, as well as ensure that the brave men and women enrolled at this memorial site are never forgotten.
Animal Care and Regulation - TEAM Teaching Everyone Animals Matter
3839 Bradshaw Road
(916) 876-PETS (7387)
www.sacanimalshelter.org 91-1825374
Contributions to TEAM will help fund many important projects designed to
benefit the animals at Sacramento County’s animal shelter. Donations are used
to support the foster care and adoptions of shelter animals through purchases of
such things as medical care, corrective surgical procedures, food, adoption cages
and other supplies. Financial assistance helps TEAM offer shelter animals second
chances.
Bruce Verhoeven Foundation
PO Box 160923,
Sacramento, CA 95816-0923
[email protected]
The Bruce Verhoeven Foundation is a nonprofit organization established in
memory of Bruce R. Verhoeven, a Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff who was
killed during the performance of his duties December 4, 1973. The Foundation
was incorporated on May 23, 1975 as a tax exempt charitable organization. All
nine directors are either current or retired employees of the Sacramento County
Sheriff’s Department, representing both sworn and non-sworn personnel. The
purpose is to assist local members of law enforcement and their families who
demonstrate a real and substantial need due to death, major illness or other lifechanging situation. The monies disbursed are grants, not loans, and we do not
request repayment.
Sacramento Sheriff Canine Association
P.O. Box 102
(916) 876-7466
www.SSDK9.com
20-3318879
The Sacramento Sheriff Canine Association was formed by Sacramento County
Sheriff Deputies assigned to the K-9 Unit to promote the use of police service
dogs in the community, perform K-9 demonstrations for schools and community
groups, provide additional training and equipment for Sacramento Sheriff K-9’s
and their handlers, cover medical expenses for retired Sheriff K-9’s, and furnish
death benefits to all Sheriff K-9’s.
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American River Natural History Association
PO Box 241
(916) 489-4918
www.arnha.org
94-2766075
Bringing people to nature and nature to people - American River Natural History
Association (ARNHA) is a non-profit volunteer organization that now manages and operates the Effie Yeaw Nature Center located in the American River
Parkway. ARNHA works to promote the public’s understanding of the natural and
cultural history of the region through the educational programs of the Effie Yeaw
Nature Center, publications and outreach programs. ARNHA sponsors a number
of educational events year round, including Nature Fest, Bird & Breakfast, Nature
Bowl, Nature of Things seminars & field studies, and weekend family nature
programs. ARNHA is supported primarily by donations, memberships, grants, and
volunteer activities.
Soil Born Farms Urban Agriculture & Education Project
PO Box 661175
(916) 363-9685
www.soilborn.org
20-0774693
Our mission is to create an urban agriculture and education project that empowers
youth and adults to discover and participate in a local food system that encourages healthy living, nurtures the environment and grows a sustainable community.
Help us create a more equitable food system, reconnect youth and adults with
healthy food and the natural world, and support the development of our innovative
urban farm located on the American River by making a donation today.
STAR 6 Foundation
1700 I Street Ste. 100
Sacramento, CA 95811 (916) 441-4141
www.star6.org 20-3255899
The men and women of the Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff’s Association
established the STAR 6 Foundation in 2005 after a tragic helicopter crash over
the Lake Natoma area. There was an immediate need for financial assistance and
grievance counseling for the victims’ families, most of whom were out of state,
and the men and women of the Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff’s Association
who were directly affected. The STAR 6 Foundation adopted the following motto:
LUX TUA NOS DUCAT or simply stated, Your light guides us. The Foundation
is governed in part by board members of the Sacramento County Deputy Sheriff’s
Association.
Gifts From the Heart Program
7001-A East Parkway, Ste. 1000
Sacramento, CA 95823 (916) 875-2027
www.sacdhhs.com
94-6000529
Contact: Tammy Liu, Program Coordinator
Founded in 1988, the Gifts From the Heart Program (GFTH) is an annual holiday gift-giving program which goal is to provide holiday gifts to
children, teen, senior and dependent adult clients served in Child Protective Services, Senior & Adult Services Divisions, and Public Guardian/
Conservator Program in the Department of Health & Human Services.
This program sponsors over 3,000 children, senior and dependent adult clients for
holiday gifts each season to who would otherwise without holiday gifts due to the
little or very limited resources their families might have. The case social workers
assess the need and make referrals to the program requesting gifts on behalf of
their clients. Your monetary donations will be applied to holiday gift purchases
only.
4-H Youth Development Program, Sacramento County
4145 Branch Center Rd.
Sacramento, CA 95827-3823 (916) 875-6811
http://cesacramento.ucanr.edu/4H
[email protected] 94-6068440
Head-Heart-Hands-Health 4-H Youth Development Program provides informal
education to young people throughout the County. Conducted by the University of
California Cooperative Extention, the program builds citizenship, leadership and
life skills in more than 2000 youth through clubs, camps, and science education
programs. All funds generated through the Sacramento County Employee Giving
Campaign stay locally and are managed by the Sacramento volunteers.
Meals on Wheels by ACC
7311 Greenhaven Dr., Ste. 190
(916) 444-9533
www.mowsac.org
30-0610870
The mission of Meals on Wheels by ACC is to support and maintain the independence and dignity of older persons in their home and communities and to prevent
their premature institutionalization through the provision of a nutritious noon
meal 5 days a week
Save the American River Association, Inc.
4441 Auburn Blvd Ste. H
Sacramento, CA 95841 (916) 482-2551
www.sarariverwatch.org94-2987563
Save the American River Association (SARA) was founded to rally our community and elected officials to create, purchase and maintain the 23-mile long,
4,615 acre, American River Parkway. SARA is a non-profit whose purpose is
to assist the County and City of Sacramento, and other appropriate government
agencies to protect the American River Parkway, and to preserve in perpetuity
the natural beauty, the resources, and all of the amenities of this unique riparian
corridor. SARA coordinates the efforts of organizations and individuals in support
of the Parkway, and strives to assure an adequate flow of high quality water in the
American River. SARA: Guardians of the American River & Parkway since 1961.
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Symbols
Asian Resources, Inc..............................................................23
4-H Youth Development Program
Sacramento County.........................................................23
Assistance Dog United Campaign.........................................18
Center for AIDS Research,
Education & Services......................................................24
10,000 Degrees......................................................................18
Assist Local............................................................................23
Center for Fathers and Families.............................................24
Atkinson Youth Services........................................................23
Center for Health, Environment and Justice..........................11
A
Autism Speaks.........................................................................5
Abandoned Children’s Fund...................................................18
B
Child Abuse Prevention Council
of Sacramento.................................................................24
ACCION International...........................................................15
Bat Conservation International..............................................10
Child Advocates of Placer County.........................................24
Bay Area Ridge Trail Council................................................10
ChildFund International.........................................................15
Best of Broadway Benefit Productions..................................21
Children International............................................................15
Bethany Christian Services of Northern California, Inc........18
Children’s Miracle Network Hospitals.....................................8
Be the Match Foundation.........................................................5
Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento...........................24
Beyond Emancipation............................................................18
Children’s Tumor Foundation...................................................5
Beyond Pesticides..................................................................10
Chinese For Affirmative Action.............................................19
Big Brothers Big Sisters of El Dorado County......................23
Choices for Children..............................................................24
Big Brothers Big Sisters of Greater Sacramento...................23
Christopher and Dana Reeve Foundation..............................5,8
B J Jordan Child Care Programs/Beanstalk...........................23
Church World Service............................................................16
Black Adoption Placement & Research Center.....................18
Citizens Who Care for the Elderly.........................................24
Blind Vietnamese Children Foundation.................................18
City of Hope.............................................................................5
Blue Star Mothers of America, Inc........................................18
City Year.................................................................................24
Bonita House, Inc...................................................................18
Clean & Sober........................................................................24
BOOKS for the BARRIOS, Inc.............................................18
Clean Water Fund of California.............................................11
Born Free USA: Keep Wildlife in the Wild..........................18
Clearpoint Credit Counseling Solutions................................24
Boy Scouts of America............................................................8
CommuniCare Health Centers...............................................24
Boys & Girls Club El Dorado County Western Slope...........23
Communities for a Better Environment.................................11
Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento...........................24
Community Alliance with Family Farmers............................24
Boys & Girls of Placer County..............................................24
Community Health Charities
Breast Cancer Action.............................................................18
Breast Cancer Coalition...........................................................8
Community Housing Opportunities Corporation (CHOC)....24
Breathe California of Sacramento-Emigrant Trails...............24
Community Link Capital Region...........................................24
Butte Environmental Council.................................................10
Community Recovery Resources...........................................24
Adult Day Services Network
of Alameda County.........................................................18
African Medical & Research Foundation..............................15
African Wildlife Foundation..................................................10
Africare..................................................................................15
Aid For Starving Children......................................................18
AIDS Research Foundation (amfAR) CA...............................5
Alaska Conservation Foundation...........................................10
Alisa Ann Ruch Burn Foundation CA.....................................5
Alliance for a Healthier Generation.........................................5
Alopecia Areata Foundation National....................................18
Alzheimer’s Disease Association.............................................5
Alzheimer’s Disease Research.................................................8
Amador-Tuolumne Community Resources...........................23
AMC Cancer Research Center.................................................5
American Cancer Society, California Division, Inc...............23
American Center for Law and Justice......................................8
American Chronic Pain Association......................................18
American Civil Liberties Union Foundation............................8
American Diabetes Association, Sacramento..........................5
American Farmland Trust......................................................10
American Forests...................................................................10
American Himalayn Foundation............................................15
American Jewish World Service............................................15
American Liver Foundation, Northern California...................5
American Lung Association.....................................................5
American Near East Refugee Aid..........................................15
American Red Cross-Capital Region Chapter.......................23
American Refugee Committee...............................................15
American River Conservancy................................................10
American Rivers....................................................................10
AmeriCares............................................................................15
America’s Charities..................................................................8
Ames Child Care Center........................................................18
Amnesty International USA.....................................................8
Animal Legal Defense Fund..................................................18
Animal Spay Neuter International.........................................18
Anza-Borrego Foundation......................................................10
A.P.P.L.E. Familyworks..........................................................18
Arbor Day Foundation...........................................................10
Area 4 Agency on Aging........................................................23
Arthritis Foundation.................................................................5
Arts Council of Placer County...............................................21
Arts for the Schools...............................................................21
Ashoka...................................................................................15
Asian Law Caucus.................................................................18
Assistance Dog Institute........................................................18
C
California Historical Artillery Society...................................18
California Historical Society.................................................21
California Hospice Foundation................................................5
California Law Enforcement Wish Upon A Star...................18
California Lawyers for the Arts.............................................21
California Musical Theatre....................................................21
California Native Plant Society.............................................10
Californians Against Waste Foundation.................................10
California State Railroad Museum Foundation.....................21
Camellia Symphony Orchestra..............................................21
Campus Life Connection.......................................................24
Cancer in the Family Relief Fund..........................................18
CCHAT Center-Sacramento...................................................24
Child Action, Inc....................................................................24
of California......................................................................5
Conservation International.....................................................11
Convalescent Hospital Card
and Visiting Association..................................................25
Correctional Peace Officers Foundation................................19
Counterpart International.......................................................16
Covenant House California....................................................19
Crocker Art Museum.............................................................21
Crohn’s & Colitis Foundation..................................................5
Crossroads Treatment Centers Inc.........................................25
CRWRC/World Renew...........................................................16
Cystic Fibrosis Foundation......................................................6
Cystic Fibrosis Research, Inc. CA...........................................6
D
Cancer Research Institute........................................................5
Davis Art Center....................................................................21
Canine Companions for Independence..................................19
Defenders of Wildlife.............................................................11
Capital Public Radio..............................................................21
Desert Tortoise Preserve Committee......................................11
CARE.....................................................................................15
Developmental Disabilities Service Organization, Inc..........25
CASA El Dorado...................................................................24
Diabetes Research and Wellness Foundation...........................8
CASA Sacramento.................................................................24
Diabetes Research Institute Foundation, Inc............................8
Catholic Social Service of Sacramento..................................24
Discovery Blind Sports..........................................................19
Catholics United for Life.........................................................8
Discovery Museum Science & Space Center........................25
Cats on Death Row................................................................19
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Doctors Without Borders/Médecins
Sans Frontières USA.......................................................16
Friends of the Library of El Dorado
County.............................................................................21
In Defense of Animals...........................................................19
Dolphins, Whales & Sea Turtles: Save and Protect...............19
Friends of the River Foundation.............................................11
International Eye Foundation.................................................16
Down Syndrome Research & Treatment Foundation.............19
Friends of the Sacramento Arts Commission.........................21
International Medical Corps..................................................16
Dream Big..............................................................................25
Fund for Animals, The.............................................................9
International Orthodox Christian Charities............................16
G
International Planned Parenthood Federation - Western
Hemisphere Region...........................................................9
Galapagos Conservancy.........................................................11
International Relief Teams.....................................................16
Earth Day Network................................................................11
Gateway Foundation...............................................................25
International Rescue Committee............................................16
Earth Island Institute..............................................................11
German Shepherd Rescue of Northern California, Inc..........19
International Youth Foundation..............................................16
Earthjustice............................................................................11
Gifts to Share.........................................................................25
Izaak Walton League of America...........................................12
Earth Share of California.......................................................10
Girl Scouts Heart of Central California.................................26
EARTH University Foundation..............................................11
Give Kids The World................................................................9
Easter Seals..............................................................................6
Global Impact.........................................................................15
JDRF International - Greater Bay Area Chapter....................19
Easter Seals Superior California............................................25
Golden Gate Audubon Society...............................................11
Jewish Home..........................................................................19
ECHO.....................................................................................16
Golden Gate National Parks Conservancy.............................11
Junior Achievement of Northern California..........................19
EcoLogic Development Fund................................................11
Junior Achievement of Sacramento.......................................26
Ecology Center.......................................................................11
Goodwill Industries of the Sacramento Valley
and Northern Nevada......................................................26
Environment America Research and Policy Center...............11
Greater Sacramento Urban League........................................26
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation...................................6
Effort, Inc...............................................................................25
Greenbelt Alliance.................................................................12
Elderly Nutrition Program.....................................................25
Green Corps, Inc....................................................................12
El Dorado Arts Council..........................................................21
Guide Dogs for the Blind, Inc................................................19
Dress for Success Worldwide...................................................8
E
El Hogar Community Services, Inc.......................................25
Institute for Transportation & Development Policy...............12
J
Junior Blind of America.........................................................19
K
Keaton Raphael Memorial.....................................................26
H
KickStart International...........................................................16
EMQ FamiliesFirst.................................................................25
Habitat for Humanity Yolo County........................................26
KidsFirst.................................................................................26
EngenderHealth......................................................................16
Habitats for Dogs & Cats.......................................................19
Kiwanis Family House...........................................................26
Environmental and Energy Study Institute............................11
Half the Sky Foundation........................................................19
Koinonia Foster Homes, Inc...................................................26
Environmental Defense Fund.................................................11
Head Trauma Support Project................................................26
KVIE Public Television..........................................................21
Environmental Law Institute..................................................11
Heal The Bay..........................................................................12
Epilepsy Foundation, Northern CA.........................................6
Health Education Council......................................................26
Episcopal Relief & Development..........................................16
Health Volunteers Overseas...................................................16
Eureka Schools Foundation...................................................25
Heifer Internationa.................................................................16
Elk Grove Food Bank.............................................................25
F
Fairytale Town...................................................................21,25
Families For Children.............................................................25
Families for Early Autism Treatment.....................................25
Families of Spinal Muscular Atrophy......................................6
Family Violence Law Center..................................................19
Father Flanagan’s Boys’ Home.................................................8
Feed The Children....................................................................9
Fellowship of Christian Athletes..............................................9
Filipino American Rural Mission...........................................19
FINCA International..............................................................16
Firefighters Burn Institute......................................................25
Firefighters Burn Institute (San Joaquin
Valley only).......................................................................6
Folsom Cordova Community Partnership..............................25
Food Bank of El Dorado County...........................................25
Food Bank of Yolo County.....................................................25
Food & Water Watch..............................................................11
Forest Service Employees for Environmental Ethics.............11
Forth and Hope.......................................................................25
Francis House of Sacramento................................................25
Helen Keller International......................................................16
Hemophilia Council of California...........................................6
Hemophilia Foundation of
Northern California...........................................................6
Hispanic and Asian Children Services...................................19
Hispanic Scholarship Fund....................................................19
Hmong Cultural Arts, Crafts, Teaching and
Museum Projects.............................................................21
Hole in the Wall Gang Fund, The.............................................9
Homeless Children’s Network................................................19
Homeless Rescue Services.....................................................19
Hope Hospice.........................................................................19
Horizons Foundation..............................................................19
Hospice America (American Hospice Foundation...................9
Hospice Foundation.................................................................6
Humane Farming Association................................................19
Humane Society of the United States, The..............................9
Human Rights Campaign Foundation......................................9
Huntington’s Disease Society of America................................6
Kidpower Teenpower Fullpower International.......................19
L
La Familia Counseling Center, Inc........................................26
Land Trust Alliance................................................................12
Lao Family Community Development, Inc............................26
La Peña Cultural Arts Center.................................................21
La Raza Galeria Posada.........................................................21
Lavender Library, Archives and Cultural Exchange..............26
Lavender Youth Recreation & Information Center................19
Law Enforcement Chaplaincy Sacramento............................26
Legal Aid Society - Employment Law Center.......................19
Legal Services of Northern California...................................26
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society...........................................26
Leukemia & Lymphoma Society (San Joaquin Valley only).......6
Lifehouse, Inc........................................................................19
Life Skills Training and Education Programs........................26
LightHouse for the Blind and Visually Impaired...................20
Lilliput Children’s Services...............................................20,26
Linkage to Education.............................................................26
Literacy Support Council of Placer County...........................26
Little Wishes..........................................................................20
LIVESTRONG Foundation......................................................9
Hydrocephalus Association......................................................6
Loaves & Fishes Sacramento.................................................26
I
Lord’s Gym Inc......................................................................26
Freedom From Hunger...........................................................16
I Can Do That!.......................................................................21
Fresh Producers......................................................................25
“I Have A Dream” Foundation.................................................9
Friends for Survival...............................................................25
Imagination Theater Company...............................................21
Friends of the Earth................................................................11
InAlliance...............................................................................26
33
Local Independent Charities of America...............................18
Lupus Foundation of America..................................................6
Lupus International..................................................................6
Lutheran Social Services of Northern California..................26
Lutheran World Relief............................................................16
M
Opening Doors.......................................................................27
Make-A-Wish Foundation, Greater Bay Area........................20
Organic Farming Research Foundation..................................12
Sacramento Area Congregations Together.............................27
Make-A-Wish Foundation® of America..................................9
Our City Forest.......................................................................12
Sacramento Area Dance Alliance...........................................22
Make-A-Wish Foundation of Sacramento
and NE California...........................................................27
Oxfam America......................................................................16
Sacramento Area Emergency Housing Center
(Next Moves)..................................................................27
March of Dimes.......................................................................6
P
Sacramento Ballet Association..............................................22
Marin Agricultural Land Trust...............................................12
Marin Audubon Society.........................................................12
Marin Conservation League...................................................12
Marine Mammal Center.........................................................20
Mercy Corps..........................................................................16
Metropolitan Arts Partnership................................................21
Millennium Promise..............................................................16
Mission Hospice & Home Care...............................................6
Mothers Against Drunk Driving.........................................9,27
Mountain Lion Foundation....................................................12
Mujeres Unidas y Activas (Women United and Active)........20
Multiple Sclerosis Association of America..............................9
Muscular Dystrophy Association.............................................6
Music on the Divide...............................................................22
Muttville.................................................................................20
Myasthenia Gravis Foundation................................................6
Opportunity International......................................................16
Pacific Crest Trail Association...............................................20
Pacific Environment...............................................................12
Pan American Development Foundation................................17
Pancreatic Cancer Action Network, Inc...................................6
Partners In Health..................................................................17
PATH......................................................................................17
PCI-Media Impact..................................................................17
People Reaching Out, Inc.......................................................27
Performing Arts Workshop....................................................20
Pesticide Action Network North America..............................13
PetSmart Charities, Inc............................................................9
Philippine Children’s Fund of America..................................20
Placer County Law Enforcement Chaplaincy........................27
Placer Food Bank...................................................................27
Placer Independent Resource Services..................................27
Placer Land Trust...................................................................13
N
Placer Women’s Center dba PEACE
for Families.....................................................................27
NAACP Legal Defense and
Educational Fund..............................................................9
Planned Parenthood Mar Monte..............................................6
NAACP Special Contribution Fund.........................................9
Plan USA...............................................................................17
NAMI Orange County.............................................................6
NAMI Sacramento.................................................................27
NARAL Pro-Choice America Foundation...............................9
National Audubon Society.....................................................12
National Center for Youth Law..............................................20
National Council on Alcoholism
and Drug Dependence, Inc..............................................27
National Down Syndrome Society...........................................9
National Fish and Wildlife Foundation..................................12
National Forest Foundation....................................................12
National Kidney Foundation, Northern California..................6
National Multiple Sclerosis Society.........................................6
National Organization for Rare Disorders...............................9
National Parks Conservation Association..............................12
National Psoriasis Foundation.................................................6
National Reye’s Syndrome Foundation....................................6
National Trust for Historic Preservation
in the United States...........................................................9
Planning and Conservation League Foundation....................13
Prevent Blindness Northern California....................................6
PRIDE Industries...................................................................27
Project AVARY, Inc................................................................20
Project DREAM.....................................................................27
Project HOPE.........................................................................17
Project Open Hand.................................................................20
R
Rails-to-Trails Conservancy, California.................................13
Rainforest Action Network....................................................13
Rainforest Alliance.................................................................13
Reading Is Fundamental, Inc...................................................9
Reading Partners....................................................................27
Relationship Skills Center.....................................................27
Resources for Independent Living, Inc..................................27
Restore America’s Estuaries...................................................13
River City Food Bank............................................................27
S
Sacramento Children’s Home.................................................28
Sacramento Chinese Community
Service Center, Inc..........................................................28
Sacramento Choral Society....................................................22
Sacramento Food Bank & Family Services...........................28
Sacramento Habitat for Humanity.........................................28
Sacramento Life Center.........................................................28
Sacramento Philharmonic Orchestra.....................................22
Sacramento Recovery House.................................................28
Sacramento Self Help Housing, Inc.......................................28
Sacramento SPCA..................................................................20
Sacramento Theatre Company...............................................22
Sacramento Traditional Jazz Society.....................................22
Sacramento Tree Foundation..................................................13
Sacramento Valley Teen Challenge........................................28
Sacramento Youth Symphony................................................22
Sacramento Zoological Society.............................................22
Safetyville USA.....................................................................28
Salvation Army Sacramento County......................................28
Salvation Army World Service Office....................................17
San Diego Coastkeeper..........................................................13
San Francisco Baykeeper.......................................................13
San Gorgonio Wilderness Association...................................13
San Jose Conservation Corps.................................................13
San Jose Firefighters’ Burn Foundation...................................7
Save Our Shores.....................................................................13
Save the Bay...........................................................................13
Save the Children...................................................................17
Scenic America......................................................................13
Senior Center of Elk Grove, Inc.............................................28
Senior Gleaners Inc................................................................28
Senior L.I.F.E. Center............................................................28
Seniors Activity and Recreation Fund...................................20
Sexual Assault and Domestic Violence Center......................28
Short Term Emergency Aid Committee.................................28
Shoulder To Shoulder.............................................................28
Sickle Cell Disease Foundation of California..........................7
Sierra Forever Families..........................................................28
Slide Ranch............................................................................13
National Wildlife Federation..................................................12
River Oak Center for Children...............................................27
Natural Resources Defense Council......................................12
Roberts Family Development Center.....................................27
New Horizons-SFVAR.............................................................6
Rocky Mountain Institute......................................................13
New Morning Youth & Family Services................................27
Ronald McDonald House Charities®......................................9
Sojourner Truth Multicultural Art Museum / National
Association of Youth Corps.............................................22
NorCal Services For Deaf
& Hard of Hearing..........................................................27
Ronald McDonald House Charities of Southern California....7
SonRise Equestrian Foundation.............................................20
Ronald McDonald House Of San Francisco..........................20
SOS Children’s Villages- USA...............................................17
Northern California Children’s Therapy Center.....................27
RoomsThatRock4Chemo.......................................................20
Southern Poverty Law Center..................................................9
Roseville Arts / Blue Line Arts..............................................22
Special Olympics Northern California..................................20
Roseville Community Concert Band.....................................22
Spina Bifida Association of California....................................7
Rotary Foundation of Rotary International............................17
Spinal Cord Injury Network International.............................20
O
Oak Park Preschool Inc..........................................................27
Oceana....................................................................................12
Snowline Hospice of El Dorado County, Inc.........................28
Society for the Blind..............................................................28
Stanford Settlement, Inc
(Neighborhood Center)...................................................28
Ocean Conservancy...............................................................12
34
Stanford Youth Solutions........................................................28
Travelers Aid-Emergency Assistance Agency.......................29
WEAVE, Inc..........................................................................29
St. John’s Shelter for Women & Children..............................28
Turning Point Community Programs.....................................29
Wellspring Women’s Center...................................................29
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.....................................7
Wildlife Conservation Society...............................................13
Suicide Prevention and Crisis Services of Yolo County........28
U
Sunny Hills Services..............................................................20
Tuberous Sclerosis Alliance.....................................................9
Wind Youth Services..............................................................29
Support For Families Of Children With Disabilities..............20
UCP of Sacramento and Northern California........................29
Women for Women International...........................................17
Support Our Troops®, Inc. - California Chapter...................20
Ukrainian Heritage Club of
Northern California.........................................................22
Women’s Civic Improvement Club of Sacramento, Inc.........29
Susan G. Komen for the Cure-San Francisco Bay Area
Affiliate.............................................................................7
Union of Concerned Scientists..............................................13
Woodland Youth Services.......................................................29
Unitarian Universalist Service Committee............................17
World Relief...........................................................................17
Sustainable Harvest International..........................................13
United Advocates for Children & Families............................29
World Resources Institute......................................................14
United Animal Nations..........................................................20
World Wildlife Fund..............................................................14
Tahoe Arts Project..................................................................22
United Cerebral Palsy of Los Angeles, Ventura and Santa
Barbara Counties...............................................................7
X
Team of Advocates for Special Kids........................................7
United Christian Centers for Greater Sacramento Area.........29
TechnoServe...........................................................................17
United Methodist Committee on Relief.................................17
The Arc of Amador and Calaveras.........................................28
United Seamen’s Service........................................................17
Theatre for Children / B Street Theatre.................................22
United States Adaptive Recreation Center.............................20
The Center for Violence-Free Relationships..........................29
United States Fund for UNICEF............................................17
The Conservation Fund..........................................................11
United Way California Capital Region..................................23
The Jane Goodall Institute for Wildlife Research,
Education, and Conservation..........................................12
Urban Corps of San Diego County........................................13
Surfrider Foundation..............................................................13
T
The Lazarus Project, Inc........................................................29
U.S. Crisis Care......................................................................20
The Nature Conservancy of California..................................12
V
The Painted Turtle....................................................................7
Veterans Resource Centers of America..................................20
The Parkinson’s Institute..........................................................7
Victory Ranch, Inc.................................................................20
The Peregrine Fund................................................................12
The Sacramento Veterans Resource Center...........................29
Voluntary Legal Services Program of Northern
California, Inc.................................................................29
The Sierra Club Foundation...................................................13
Volunteers in Asia..................................................................20
The Student Conservation Association..................................13
Volunteers of America, Greater Sacramento &
Northern Nevada.............................................................29
The Trust for Public Land......................................................13
The Wilderness Society.........................................................13
TLCS, Inc...............................................................................29
Tower of Youth/World
Interdependence Fund.....................................................22
William J. Clinton Foundation...............................................17
Women’s Empowerment.........................................................29
Xerces Society.......................................................................14
Y
YMCA of Superior California...............................................29
Yolo Community Care Continuum........................................29
Yolo County Arts Council......................................................22
Yolo County CASA................................................................29
Yolo County Children’s Alliance............................................29
Yolo Family Resource Center.................................................29
Yolo Family Service Agency..................................................29
Yolo Hospice, Inc...................................................................29
Yosemite Conservancy...........................................................20
Youth on the Move.................................................................22
Yuba Sutter Regional Arts Council........................................22
Z
Zen Hospice Project...............................................................20
W
WarmLine..............................................................................29
Water For People....................................................................17
Neigbors Helping Neighbors
35
PARTICIPATING FEDERATIONS
Community Health Charities of California
1331 Garden Highway
(916) 285-1819
www.healthcharities.org/california
14150 Newbrook Drive, Suite 110
Chantilly, VA 20151
(800) 459-9505
www.charities.org
EarthShare California
(800) 368-1819
www.earthshareca.org
Global Impact
66 Canal Center Plaza, Suite 310
Alexandria, CA 22314
(800) 836-4620
www.charity.org
Local Independent Charities of America
1100 Larkspur Landing Circle, #340
Larkspur, CA 94939
(800) 477-0733
Metropolitan Arts Partnership
1911 18th Street
(916) 442-4016
www.mapgives.com
United Way California Capital Region 10389 Old Placerville Road
(916) 368-3000
www.yourlocalunitedway.org
Questions are welcomed by:
Susan Hamilton
[email protected]
1331 Garden Highway • Sacramento, CA 95833
www.california.healthcharities.org • www.healthmattersatwork.org

5 Community Health Charities of California

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