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Provides high quality, nutritious meals to 2200 seniors annually who are unable to purchase or prepare meals for themselves due to disability, illness or poverty.
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Provides housing, mental health counseling and job training programs such as the Growing Youth Project, Ploughshares Nursery and Changing Gears to homeless families and individuals.
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Works to reduce dependence on fossil fuels in the nine-county SF Bay Area with programs such as Green Your City, Local Clean Energy, and Communities for Resilience.
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Provides emergency food and shelter as well as employment training, life skills training, and health services to low-income, homeless families and people fleeing domestic violence.
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Provides low-income immigrant women the opportunity to pursue a career in technology by providing them with career counseling, workshops, and internship opportunities.
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Provides extremely low-income individuals with developmental disabilities with 24/7 residential services, community living, transportation, education and employment opportunities.
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Provides free vision exams and custom-made glasses for uninsured and low-income school children in the SF Bay Area to improve their reading, classroom learning and sports performance.
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Provides free medical care, mental health screenings, and prescriptions to San Francisco and Daly City residents who do not qualify for Medicare or Medi-Cal and do not have private insurance.
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Provides permanent affordable housing to homeless individuals and families and support services such as counseling, on-the-job trainings, and youth and family programs.
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Provides stable housing to families and services such as homelessness prevention, on-site child care, counseling and education to support healthy parent-child relationships.
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Provides counseling, job training, and emergency housing to help homeless adults, families, young adults, seniors, and people with HIV/AIDS regain a life of self-reliance.
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Assists severely disabled seniors with emergency wheelchair transportation, 24/7 emergency attendant services, and provides emergency wheelchair repairs.
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Protects tenants who are at risk of homelessness, have been homeless in the past or are at risk of losing affordable housing from eviction by providing legal assistance and financial help.
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Makes the nine-county SF Bay Area a better place to live by protecting the region's natural areas, open spaces and greenbelt and advocating affordable housing near transit.
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Aims to end childhood poverty for poor and homeless families by providing prenatal services, childcare, financial assistance, help finding stable housing and job training.
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Helps rehabilitate San Quentin prisoners through the process of organic gardening and provides post-release care focused on helping men find landscaping, gardening and green jobs.
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Helps public school students learn about local natural history, ecology and habitat restoration through hands-on exploration and study of San Francisco's parks and Bay.
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Provides emergency shelter and services including a 24 hour hotline, a drop-in center and teen programs to help battered and at-risk women find alternatives to domestic or dating violence.
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Provides seniors in Santa Clara County with specialized recreational activities in a protected environment, to enhance their quality of life and prevent or delay institutionalization.
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Creates natural spaces and outdoor classrooms in East Bay schools for learning and creative play with programs such as Living Labs Design School and Living Schoolyards.
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Provides residential substance abuse treatment, therapy, and co-occurring mental health disorder assessment and treatment for pregnant and women with young children.
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Provides support for children and teens living with cancer and their friends and families by organizing activities like sea kayaking, rafting trips and drumming to keep them connected.
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Helps high-risk youth, ages 16-21, prepare for work and life through job training, internships, community building activities, tutoring and academic support.
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Promotes safety for individuals and families impacted by domestic violence with meals, shelter, support groups, victim advocacy, legal assistance, employment referrals, and youth programs.
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Provides Oakland's public schools with after school programs, Family Engagement and Leadership Initiative, GREENS (garden and nutrition-based program), internships and mentoring.
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Helps college students with serious illness or injury to complete their educational goals through financial grants for uncovered medical costs, living expenses and medical equipment.
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Provides the animal companions of low-income people with HIV/AIDS and other disabling illnesses with subsidized veterinary care, dog walking, in-home pet care, free grooming, and transportation.
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Prepares very low-income people to achieve financial independence through vocational training, mental health, housing, legal and other core comprehensive support services.
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Protects the water quality of the San Francisco Bay by stopping sewage spills, cleaning up storm water runoff, keeping toxic industrial runoff from entering the Bay and raising public awareness.
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Supports women who are struggling to leave prostitution by providing clothing, food, shelter and services such as therapy, substance abuse treatment, job training, and educational classes.
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Provides support to emotionally troubled children and their families by offering assistance with housing and transportation, mobile crisis response and foster care.
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Supports permanently disabled Veterans by providing housing, transportation, education, employment, mentoring, and ongoing support with emphasis on establishing self-sufficiency.
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Provides support and opportunities for foster kids, grades 6-8, such as summer residential academic enrichment and outdoor adventure activities to help them pursue higher education.
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Provides sparkly new bicycles to every low-income child in Santa Clara County that needs and wants a bike and provides tricycles year round to mentally and physically disabled children.
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Supports youth to engage in leadership roles in violence prevention programs, vocational training, community crisis response services and after school programs instead of gangs.
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Promotes healthy work and pay for low-income and immigrant Latinas and supports them to start green businesses; provides business coaching, workshops, trainings, and technical assistance.
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Supports very low-income San Francisco youth, often referred by school principals, social workers or probation officers, to earn their high school diplomas in a non-tuition private school.
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Provides employment opportunities for low-income Oakland youth at The Training Grounds and with summer jobs, internships, career exploration, training, and development of social and work skills.
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Offers young people intensive media production and technology training, content creation, academic/career support, and internships to promote their intellectual, creative and professional growth.
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Provides a space for low-income artists and economically disadvantaged youths to explore their creativity and put on productions; runs programs such as the Youth Arts Education Program.
