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1		GILROY, CA
2		SANTA CRUZ, CA
3		SAN DIEGO, CA
4		Oxnard, CA
5		OAKLAND, CA
6		SHINGLE SPGS, CA
7		Los Angeles, CA
8		CEDAR RIDGE, CA
9		SACRAMENTO, CA
10		SAN JOSE, CA
11		Montebello, CA
12		SANTA PAULA, CA
13		BURLINGAME, CA
14		SAN DIEGO, CA
15		Camarillo, CA
16		San Franciscoo, CA
17		San Francisco, CA
18		Sacramento, CA
19		San Francisco, CA
20		LOS ANGELES, CA
21		LAGUNA BEACH, CA
22		YORBA LINDA, CA
23		Irvine, CA
24		SAN MARINO, CA
25		SAN DIEGO, CA
26		San Diego, CA
27		SANTA ANA, CA
28		NEEDLES, CA
29		APPLE VALLEY, CA
30		Carlsbad, CA
31		SANTA ANA, CA
32		FRESNO, CA
33		PLEASANTON, CA
34		Tujunga, CA
35		Lancaster, CA
36		ANTIOCH, CA
37		SAN DIEGO, CA
38		SAN DIEGO, CA
39		MOORPARK, CA
40		Oceanside, CA
41		Yuba City, CA
42		Sacramento, CA
43		Commerce, CA
44		LOS ANGELES, CA
45		SAN CLEMENTE, CA
46		Chico, CA
47		Burbank, CA
48		MILL VALLEY, CA
49		SANTA MONICA, CA
50		Canoga Park, CA

TO ALLEVIATE HUNGER AND HOMELESSNESS IN SOUTH SANTA CLARA COUNTY BY PROVIDING FOOD, HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT RELATED SERVICES, AND ADVOCATING FOR SYSTEM CHANGES TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR THE MOST VULNERABLE PEOPLE IN THE COMMUNITIES SERVED.

TO PROVIDE AND SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR LOW-INCOME INDIVIDUALS WITH SEVERE MENTAL ILLNESS. TO COORDINATE AND HELP THESE INDIVIDUALS TO ENJOY QUALITY OF LIFE AND TO AVOID BEING HOMELESS.

The is committed to immediately alleviating the suffering of homeless individuals and families across San Diego County.

We serve the poor and homeless by providing food, shelter, and life changing recovery programs.

OPERATES A 130 UNIT OF LOW-INCOME HOUSING COMPLEX FOR ELDERLY AND HANDICAPPED PERSONS IN OAKLAND, CALIFORNIA SUBSIDIZED BY US DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT.

Provide relief for unhoused residents El Dorado County

PROVIDING HELP TO HOMELESS AND LOW-INCOME FAMILIES IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.

Provide within available resources safe, caring, and healthy living situations for neglected, abused, abandoned and otherwise homeless animals in the greater Nevada City/Grass Valley area and surrounding counties, including Sacramento County and throughout northern California.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT, EDUCATION, AND TEMPORARY SHELTER TO ABUSED, DRUG ADDICTED, AND HOMELESS WOMEN, CHILDREN, AND VETERANS.

THE ORGANIZATION OFFERS SERVICES TO THE POOR, INCLUDING HOT SHOWERS FOR THE HOMELESS, HOUSING FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN, AND A HOUSING and FOOD ASSISTANCE PROGRAM.

We provide clothing and necessities for the poor and homeless.

SERVE THE HOMELESS AND HUNGRY FAMILIES BY PROVIDING FOOD AND BASIC LIFE NECESSITIES AND BY PARTNERING WITH OTHER SOCIAL SERVICE AND GOVERNMENT AGENCIES FOR THE PURPOSE ENDING HOMELESSNESS, IMPROVING MENTAL HEALTH CONDITIONS, RESTORING FAMILY RELATIONSHIPS, AND PROVIDING HOPE AND EMOTIONAL SUPPORT HOMELESS AND HUNGRY PEOPLE.

FREEDOM HOUSE BRINGS HOPE, RESTORATION AND A NEW LIFE TO SURVIVORS OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING BY PROVIDING TRANSITIONAL HOUSING AND LONG-TERM AFTERCARE SERVICES.

THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE AND PURPOSE OF THE CORPORATION IS TO DEVELOP, MANAGE AND PROVIDE AND SOCIAL SERVICES LOW AND MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES, SENIORS, AND HANDICAPPED, VETERANS AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.

The SVDP, Blessed Junipero Serra Conference is a Catholic organization open to those who wish to grow in their faith by serving God and their neighbor and dedicated to serving the less fortunate in our community. Emergency aid in the form rental assistance, food, short-term motel stays, utility payments, clothing, and transportation are some the services we provide to the homeless and working poor. The largest aid expense is emergency rent payments, predominantly for the working poor, to stabilize families by keeping them in their home. A large many these families are frequently only a paycheck away from financial distress should they encounter an illness, car breakdown, reduction in work hours or loss job. The homeless need an occasional motel stay to address hygiene, prepare for a job interview, or seek shelter in extreme climate conditions.

The mission of the is to enrich civic life in by delivering -interest journalism to broad and diverse audiences through print and interactive media not supported by advertising. The is a nonprofit, noncommercial news organization that publishes independent -interest journalism about under-covered topics, with a focus on under-served audiences. Online, in a quarterly newspaper and on community radio station KSFP-FM, we offer local investigative and solutions reporting. Coverage areas include environmental protection, housing affordability, health, transportation safety, homeless services, digital privacy, immigration and elections.

ATC reaches out to homeless youth and young adults and works with them to build healthy and fulfilling lives. We remove common barriers to service by bringing our counselors onto streets and shaping our support services around needs of each individual client.

To end homelessness through leadership, convening partners, data-driven best practices, and improving system performance.

is a national nonprofit with a mission of freeing our country from the social and economic barriers to opportunities that have been perpetuated by a history of systemic and institutionalized racism. We partner with local governments and communities to more effectively address pressing challenges by placing experienced professionals in local government agencies. These Executive Fellows lead strategic projects that are designed to accelerate progress and advance racial equity. Our work focuses on issues such as affordable housing and homelessness; workforce training and living-wage jobs; pandemic response and health equity; education reform and digital access; public safety and justice reform; climate resilience and green infrastructure; and more. has worked on over 250 projects in 42 cities and counties across 18 states serving a combined population of 25 million people. The majority of our alumni continue to work in civic leadership and nearly all our government pa

HOUSING FORMERLY HOMELESS WOMEN, PROVIDING MEALS, COUNSELING and SUPPORTIVE SVCS FOR WOMEN IN POVERTY.

HELPS HOMELESS ADULTS ACHIEVE SELF-SUFFICIENCY AND BECOME MORE PRODUCTIVE MEMBERS OF THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROMOTE AWARENESS, ACTIVISM, AND FUNDING TO CAUSES THAT SUPPORT THE RELIEF TO THE HOMELESS, MENTALLY ILL, ECONOMICALLY DISTRESSED POPULATION, THOSE SUFFERING FROM STARVATION, AND VICTIMS OF HUMAN RIGHT ABUSES, THROUGH MUSIC AND THE ARTS

prevents hunger and homelessness by helping people help themselves.

CONTRIBUTES TO OTHER QUALIFIED CHARIITIES FOR THEIR USE MAJOR AREAS OF BENEFIT ARE HOMELESS DISADVANTAGED YOUTH AND ENVIRONMENT PRESERVATION

IAM EXISTS FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES WHICH INCLUDE 1) TO PROPOGATE THE GOSPEL AND TEACHINGS OF JESUS CHRIST, 2) TO SUPPORT CHRISTIAN CHURCHES AND OTHER CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATIONS, 3) TO ENCOURAGE THE STUDY OF THE HOLY BIBLE , 4) AND TO GRANT AID, BOTH MATERIAL AND SPIRITUAL, TO THE DISTRESSED, THE HOMELESS AND THE NEEDY.

Our mission is to help our neighbors in need break the cycle of homelessness and poverty.

TO PROVIDE TRANSITIONAL HOUSING TO INDIVIDUALS AND TO PROVIDE SOME CONTINUUM OF CARE PROGRAMS TO ASSIST THEM IN BECOMING SELF-SUFFICIENT.

PROVIDE FOOD/CLOTHING TO HOMELESS.

HOMELESS AND UNWANTED BEAGLES. VACCINATE ALL RESCUES AGAINST DISEASE. FIGHT PET OVERPOPULATION BY NEUTERING RESCUES. ADOPT RESCUES TO RESPONISIBLE AND LOVING HOMES. PROVIDE LIFETIME SHELTER TO NON-ADOPTED DOGS.

Providing foster homes for homeless, sick or injured animals. Supporting homeless, sick and injured animals with medical care including spay and neuter programs and surgeries.

SPREAD THE GOOD NEWS OF JESUS CHRIST and TEACHINGS OF THE CATHOLIC CHURCH.(2)HELP THE POOR SUCH AS HOMELESS,PRISONERS OF CONSCIENCE and HUMAN RIGHT ACTIVISTS IN VIETNAM,HELP DISABLED VETERANS OF THE REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM.

charitable and educational purposes in line with 501c3. - Help the homeless in Fresno California with food and water - Help underprivileged in California - Help the underprivileged in Africa specifically Ghana with financial support, build community library and host community clinics

PROVIDES SERVICES TO THE POOR AND HOMELESS IN THE TRI VALLEY OF SAN FRANCISCO. FINANCED ENTIRELY BY PRIVATE DONATIONS, WE PROVIDE HOUSING ASSISTANCE, TRANSPORTATION, CAR REPAIRS AND OTHER SERVICES TO THOSE IN NEED IN THE LOCAL COMMUNITY WHO ARE HOMELESS.

increase world wide free or affordable health , dental , psychiatric , psychological , adult and child , as well as advocate for the of needy, low income, and homeless individuals.

To provide a place of worship for people to gather. Our goal is for every person that enters the church to have an encounter with God. In addition, we attempt to meet the needs of our community. We do this by providing assistance for families in need meals for the unhoused.

CHURCH: is a church for the advancement of religious doctrine and discipline described in the Holy Bible. We provide a place of worship regular congregational meetings and services i compliance with CDC guidelines state and local governments. We provide religious instruction ministerial training and education. We provide charitable services; food and clothing distributions emergency housing assistance and or referrals special programs and activities for you and we partner with other local agencies to assist the residents in our communities. The church is a public charity and receives its support from free will public monetary dentations during regularly held services inside of the building or via Zoom and functions for which it was exclusively formed.

FLIES LARGE SCALE TRANSPORTS AT-RISK SHELTER PETS FROM DISASTER AREAS AND OVERCROWDED SHELTERS TO BRICK AND MORTAR SHELTERS WHERE THERE IS EMPTY KENNEL SPACE AND WHERE NO LOCAL SHELTER PETS ARE DISPLACED BY OUR FLIGHTS.

ECSSD is a non-profit organization established to provide support services to immigrants in the sunny area. It was established with the understanding that our needs a place where Ethiopians can come to have someone listen to their concerns and seek help if they are in need. We are building our capacity to help immigrants get into public housing, shelters, employment, counseling, translation of important documents, support with travel documents, interpreting services for those with limited English, and counseled with health, legal and immigration issues. ECSSD also understands that during unexpected emergencies and accidents that result in the death of a member, a more organized can either have ready funds to dealt with the emergency or have the organizational means to respond in a timely manner. In addition, ECSSD promotes social and cultural awareness and active citizenship by organizing social gatherings and celebr

Raise awareness of honoring and assisting Veterans with help they may need, financially or physically. Veterans are honored at our events and given an official especially if they have never received one. We purchase sleeping bags and receive sleeping bag donations for Homeless Veterans. Veterans hand them out to homeless Veterans to maintain that Veteran to Veteran contact. Long term mission we are working towards is to provide transitional housing for homeless Veterans.

is dedicated to giving all species of animals the proper treatment and love they deserve. We save animals directly from the streets, from high-risk neglect or abuse situations, and from local high-risk animal shelters; we place them into loving foster and permanent homes or care for them ourselves for the rest of their natural lives. All donations go directly to the care and keeping of our animals. As of 2018, we have rescued and placed over 300 animals into their furever families.

To help for the basic needs of the and precariously housed in counties, including, but not limited to, feeding and providing shelter for the . To address issues affecting the in the community and work on building partnerships and coordination of services among agencies/groups who serve the population in the region.

TO PROVIDE SUPPORT TO NONPROFIT TAX EXEMPT CHARITABLE ORGANIZATIONS IN THE COMMUNITIES OF THE GREATER SACRAMENTO AREA OF NORTHERN CALIFORNIA THAT HAVE AS THEIR CHARITABLE GOALS, OBJECTIVE AND PROGRAMS SUPPORT OF THE ARTS, EDUCATION AND THE PROVISION OF TRANSITIONAL HOUSING RESOURCES TO NEEDY INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES.

purposes: To serve the needs of underprivileged individuals, including children, senior citizens, undocumented students who need financial aid, the homeless, the ailing.

AT-RISK DOGS FROM HIGH-KILL CITY AND COUNTY SHELTERS IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA

TO FEED AND ASSIST HOMELESS PEOPLE

The primary mission of the organization is to provide to those in the community, who lack , including very low cost permanent , transitional , emergency cold weather shelters, low barrier shelters for people and other needs for the homeless in the area.

We teach sustainability in housing, health and nutrition while providing food to inner city poor and homeless.

TO PREVENT HOMELESSNESS YOUTH AGES 18 TO 25

TO MOBILIZE YOUNG PEOPLE TO FIGHT THE INJUSTICES FACING HOMELESS YOUTH, LGBTQ YOUTH, AND OTHER VULNERABLE POPULATIONS.

To serve at risk, low income, homeless, undereducated children families. The basic premise is to assist persons classified in crisis, poor, at risk to provide a less restrictive environment.

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