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51		EL GRANADA, CA
52		CUPERTINO, CA
53		BAKERSFIELD, CA
54		SACRAMENTO, CA
55		San Rafael, CA
56		Santa Rosa, CA
57		Santa Rosa, CA
58		ALAMO, CA
59		AUBURN, CA
60		Sacramento, CA
61		MENIFEE, CA
62		Costa Mesa, CA
63		MODESTO, CA
64		MENLO PARK, CA
65		SANTA BARBARA, CA
66		VENTURA, CA
67		SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA
68		SAN JOSE, CA
69		SIMI VALLEY, CA
70		HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA
71		HOLLISTER, CA
72		Pacifica, CA
73		GARDEN GROVE, CA
74		LOS ANGELES, CA
75		LOS ANGELES, CA
76		Canyon Lake, CA
77		Long Beach, CA
78		STUDIO CITY, CA
79		SANTA ANA, CA
80		MANHATTAN BEACH, CA
81		MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA
82		Daly City, CA
83		TARZANA, CA
84		SAN JOSE, CA
85		San Francisco, CA
86		LONG BEACH, CA
87		RANCHO SANTA FE, CA
88		SACRAMENTO, CA
89		SANTA BARBARA, CA
90		LOS GATOS, CA
91		Palm Springs, CA
92		LOS ANGELES, CA
93		Cameron Park, CA
94		South San Francisco, CA
95		OAKLAND, CA
96		LOS ANGELES, CA
97		SAN DIEGO, CA
98		ESCONDIDO, CA
99		BAKERSFIELD, CA
100		SANTA BARBARA, CA

IS A 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT HUMAN SERVICE CENTER INCORPORATED IN 1976 DEDICATED TO PROVIDING EMERGENCY FOOD, CLOTHING, RENTAL ASSISTANCE/SHELTER AND OTHER SAFETY NET SERVICES TO LOW INCOME RESIDENTS. OUR MISSION IS TO HELP OUR NEIGHBORS MEET THEIR MOST BASIC NEEDS WITH DIGNITY AND WHILE HELPING EVERY ONE OF US REACH OUR FULL POTENTIAL.

This organization seeks to involve groups and individuals to go out to the fields and offer help to local shelters, hospitals, schools, senior centers, and other organizations or households. It intends to improve the quality of life the ones with special needs, facilitate the communication amoung the people being helped and the ones offering the help, and develop their ability to understand, respond to, and respect the needs of others.

TO END HOMELESSNESS IN COUNTY THROUGH COLLABORATIVE PLANNING AND ACTION.

IN AN ENVIRONMENT OF HOSPITALITY, SAFETY CLEANLINESS, WE SEEK TO PROVIDE AN OASIS FOR HOMELESS MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN SEEKING SURVIVAL SERVICES. WE PROVIDE MEALS SERVICES, SUPPORT STAFF TO ASSIST GUESTS BY DIRECTING THEM TO SERVICES PROVIDED BY THE ORGANIZATION THE COMMUNITY.

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME

TO PROVIDE LOW-INCOME HOUSING

TO PROVIDE TO LOW AND MODERATE INCOME INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR PAROLE INDIVIDUALS DRUG ALCOHOL REHABILITATION FOR THOSE IN NEED

Assisting the Animal improve the adoption rates for stray, abandoned, and abused animals. Funding programs and activities to find forever homes for homeless animals. Supporting causes that improve the lives pets throughout the region.

BRIDGING INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE BODIES OF FAITH WITHIN OUR COMMUNITIES TOGETHER WITH CIVIL AND BUSINESS ORGANIZATIONS TO OVERCOME HOMELESSNESS AND ESTABLISH EFFECTIVE METHODS OF HOMELESS PREVENTION.

ENDING THE CYCLE OF HOMELESSNESS, ONE CHILD AT A TIME BY FILLING IN THE GAPS AND ELIMINATING THE BARRIERS THAT HOMELESSNESS CAUSES IN THEIR LIVES.

TO PROVIDE TEMPORARY TO THE HOMELESS OF STANISLAUS COUNTY. ALSO PROVIDED TRANSPORTATION REFERRAL SERVICES MANAGED TRANSITIONAL .

TO HELP HOMELESS FAMILIES AND INDIVIDUALS RETURN TO STABLE HOUSING AND SELF-SUFFICIENCY.

TO PROVIDE AFFORDABLE TO LOW and MODERATE INCOME FAMILIES

Our mission is to homeless cats and kittens in Ventura County, we achieve this through TNR, offering Spay and Neuter events to low-income families and adoption of socialized kittens and cats. These services are designed to address overpopulation and to prevent cruelty to animals by preventing the birth of unwanted cats and kittens. In 2001 we built a rural sanctuary which houses 35 or more unadaptable feral, physically challenged cats.

TO PROVIDE FUNDING FOR PRADO DAY CENTER HOMELESS SHELTER LOCATED IN SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA

TO RAISE FUNDS FOR NON-PROFIT AGENCIES AND ORGANIZATIONS BENEFITING CHILDREN, TEENS, HOMELESS, AS WELL AS CRISIS SITUATIONS WITHIN SANTA CLARA COUNTY.

TO PROVIDE FINANCIAL OR MATERIAL ASSISTANCE SPECIAL NEEDS OR AT-RISK CHILDREN AND ADULTS AND TO HELP CHILDREN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS AND POVERTY BY PROVIDING MENTORSHIP FINANCIAL AND OTHER RESOURCES ACTIVITIES AND MATERIALS

PROVIDED FUNDS TO VARIOUS NONPROFIT ORGANIZATONS WHOSE MISSION IS THE BETTERMENT OF PEOPLE THROUGH ADVOCACY FOR THE HOMELESS, SCHOLARSHIPS FOR STUDENTS, OR CREATING POLICY SOLUTIONS FOR A PRINCIPLED AND FREE DEMOCRACY.

SERVES THE WITH FOOD SERVICES TO NEEDY, UNEMPLOYED AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES. IN ADDITION, THROUGH MY FATHERS HOUSE THEY PROVIDE A FACILITY FOR INDIVIDUALS TO HAVE DAILY SHOWERS AND MEALS.

To support the economic security of families and individuals by providing a safety net of food, housing assistance, and other critical services including coaching, advocacy, information and referral.

MADE DONATIONS THREE EXEMPT ORGANIZATIONS WITH THE GOAL OF HELPING PEOPLE LESS FORTUNATE, EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OR WORKING WITH ORGANIZATIONS HELP THEM MEET THEIR EXEMPT ORGANIZATION PURPOSE.

THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS CORPORATION IS TO HELP PROMOTE THE PUBLIC WELFARE AND TO CREATE STRONGER, MORE PROSPEROUS COMMUNITIES BY TRAINING TEACHERS/TUTORS/MENTORS AND BY EMPOWERING STUDENTS WITH A STRONG AND GROWING EDUCTIONAL FOUNDATION OF KNOWLEDGE AND ABILITY AND BY SUPPORTING THE SUCCESSFUL USE OF THAT KNOWLEDGE OR ABILITY. THIS WOULD INCLUDE (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) FACILITATING THE ACQUISITION OF STUDY/LEARNING SKILLS, ACADEMICS, USEFUL KNOWLEDGE, EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES, FIELD TRIPS, SERVICE LEARNING, LIFE SKILLS, ART, CAREER TRAINING AND CAREER SKILLS, APPRENTICESHIPS, EFFORTS TO TRANSITION INDIVIDUALS INTO GAINFUL EMPLOYMENT. THE PURPOSE ALSO INCLUDES ADDRESSING ANY FACTORS THAT COULD POTENTIALLY INHIBIT AN INDIVIDUAL FROM OPTIMIM EDUCATIONAL DEVELOPMENT AND GROWTH, WHICH COULD INCLUDE (BUT IS NOT LIMITED TO) ADDRESSING DRUG USE/ADDICTION, HOMELESSNESS, PROPER NOURISHMENT, UNFAVORABLE SOCIOECONOMIC CONDITIONS, CRIMINAL ACTIVITY, VIOLENCE OR GANG ACTIVITY, AND ANTISOCIAL O

TO SUPPORT HOMELESS LGBTQIA+ YOUTH THROUGH SELF-EMPOWERMENT.

IS NOTHING MORE THAN CARING PEOPLE PEOPLE IN NEED. THE "" IN IS A OF CONCERNED CITIZENS IN OUR LOCAL COMMUNITY THAT HAVE TIME AND FINANCES TO MAKE A DIFFERENCE IN THE COMMUNITY. THEY HELP SENIORS, DISABLED PERSONS, LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, AND THE HOMELESS WITH FOOD, CLOTHING, AND ACCESS TO COUNTY SERVICES.

To build social and economic equity for marginalized communities through entrepreneurship, youth support, tech inclusion, homeless services and reentry support.

SUPPORT HOMELESS VETERANS, CHILDREN (AND THEIR FAMILIES) BATTLING LIFE-ALTERING ILLNESSES AND DISEASES AND VARIOUS ORGANIZATIONS.

We want to the reason someone smiles today so our mission is to to all through the distribution of hygiene and personal care bags to those in need. So far we have distributed bags to homeless, cancer patients and children in need of education supplies.

THE IS A NONPROFIT, 501(C)(3) ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS PHILANTHROPIC PROGRAMS FOR LOCAL UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES. ITS MISSION IS TO ALLEVIATE MANY OF THE TROUBLING ISSUES THAT STEM FROM SOCIAL INJUSTICE, HOMELESSNESS, AND FOOD INSECURITY THROUGH COLLABORATION, CHARITABLE GIVING, AND VOLUNTEER WORK.

ENDING HOMELESSNESS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY, CALIFORNIA

Volunteer services to package food for the homeless low-income community.

Orgs mission is to increase public awareness of those in need. to educate the public, particularly the Jewish community of greater Los Angeles to the funding needs of the non profit sector which provides services focused on the disadvantage in our surrounding communities. It receives donations of food and clothing from many individual and business donors, and then distributes these items to the disadvantaged and or homeless population.

PROVIDE AID TO DESTITUTE OR HOMELESS SCHOOL EMPLOYEES AND THEIR FAMILIES.

has ben and will continue to be operated primarily for the purposes of promoting social welfare by influencing public policy decision-makers and educating the public with regard to measures on the ballot passed or proposed relating to community issues and matters, particularly those relating to homeless funding and assistance programs in the and County of San Francisco.

Supporting homeless sick

TO PROVIDE SOLUTIONS FOR HOMELESS LARGE BREED DOGS WITH BEHAVIORAL CHALLENGES.

ARE VOLUNTEERS WHO USE BICYCLES AND TRICYCLES TO DO OUTREACH TO MEN AND WOMEN EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS ON THE STREETS. IT IS A MINISTRY OF PRESENCE AND ACTION BASED ON THE "WORKS OF AND EMPHASIZING "WELCOMING THE STRANGER".

THE EQUAL HYDRATION PROJECT "EHP" PROGRAM WAS ESTABLISHED BY THE IN SANTA BARBARA COUNTY IN 2020. THE PROGRAM AIMS TO PROVIDE EQUITABLE ACCESS TO RELIABLE, SAFE, CLEAN DRINKING WATER AS WELL AS REDUCE THE USE OF SINGLE-USE PLASTIC WATER BOTTLES IN OUR COMMUNITY.THE PROGRAM PROVIDES ELKAY HYDRATION STATIONS TO SELECT GRANTEES BASED ON NEED AND POTENTIAL IMPACT. HYDRATION STATIONS ARE TO BE INSTALLED IN PUBLIC PLACES AND SOME INSTITUTIONAL/EDUCATIONAL LOCATIONS THAT SERVE PRIORITY COMMUNITIES. GRANTEES SERVE THE ELDERLY, PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS, INDIVIDUALS IN RECOVERY, LOW-INCOME FAMILIES, AT-RISK YOUTH, SURVIVORS OF DOMESTIC VIOLENCE AND ABUSE, ETC. GRANTS COVER THE COSTS OF HYDRATION STATION UNIT(S), FILTERS, CONTRACTOR/LABOR FEES, MAINTENANCE UP TO 5 YEARS, AND REFILLABLE WATER BOTTLES (AMOUNTS DEPEND ON NUMBERS ORGANIZATION SERVES). IN 2021, TOTAL EXPENSES FOR THE EHP PROJECT WERE $14,663.

SHORT TERM HOUSING ASSISTANCE AND MEALS PROVIDED TO NEW ARRIVAL IMMIGRANTS UNTIL THEY CAN SUPPORT THEMSELVES.

Increase awareness about the plight of the galgos and podencos dogs abandoned each year.. Encourage advocacy of support and protection. Promote rescue and adoption of the thousands of dogs that are discarded or put in shelters. Sponsor fundraisers and remit to the various grassroots dog rescue organizations.

Hundreds of our volunteers engage with people experiencing homelessness in our to offer resources eg food hot showers hygiene items etc. and build trusted relationships that allow us to effectively advocate for them with service providers and within the community.

The is dedicated to aiding the homeless. Our current projects are primarily providing Tiny Homes for the homeless. This we we donated $15k toward a Tiny Home in Virginia and $10k to provide supplies to homeless.

A Home Away from Homelessness San Francisco CA Strives to break the cycle of homelessness and hopelessness for young people. Gives children a respite from pverty to forge a new future.

Chapter , . is made up a group nurses from the bay area with the home base in Oakland, CA. We are committed to serving the community in many ways. We have a total three transitional housing units (Henry, Holland, and Homebase) that we serve on a monthly basis by performing health screenings.

VETERINARY EXPENSES FOR CARE OF HOMELESS ANIMALS

is a 501c(3) non-profit organization that aids in transitional process of homeless children who have been impacted by childhood domestic violence.Using data driven models, we help provide solutions that make an impact and a long-lasting difference in lives of these children. Stop childhood domestic violence with awareness and allow these children to dream again.

DONATIONS WERE MADE TO MANY ORGANIZATIONS AND INDIVIDUALS TO ASSIST CANCER PATIENTS, THE HOMELESS, VETERANS, DISASTER VICTIMS, INDIVIDUALS WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE, VICTIMS OF GANGS AND GUN VIOLENCE, CHRISTIAN MINISTRIES, LOCAL FOOD BANKS, HUMANE SOCIETIES AND ANIMAL SHELTERS. SEE STATEMENT 14 FOR THE COMPLETE LIST OF INDIVIDUALS AND ORGANIZATIONS ASSISTED.

TO AID AND SUPPORT POOR NEEDY FAMILIES, SENIORS, CHILDREN,AND HOMELESS INDIVIDUALS.

IMPROVE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR HOMELESS PEOPLE 1) PROVIDE BICYCLE FOR TRANSPORTATION 2) DISTRIBUTE CELL PHONE THRU CA LIFELINE 3) PROVIDE EMERGENCY RESPONSE AT CAMPS

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