Youth United for Community Action (YUCA)
Youth Services
San Mateo
2135 Clarke Avenue, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
tbennett@youthunited.net
Youth United for Community Action (YUCA), a grassroots community organization created, led, and run by young people of color, the majority from low-income communities, provides a safe space for young people to empower ourselves and work on environmental and social justice issues to establish positive systemic change through grassroots community organizing.
Youth Action Project
Youth Services
San Bernardino
600 N Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92401
(909) 723-1500
Our mission is to empower youth and young adults in the development of skills and habits needed for economic and social success.
Young Visionaries Youth Leadership Academy
Youth Services
San Bernardino
696 S. Tippecanoe Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92408
(909) 723-1695
To help enrich the lives of young people through life building activities and instruction in the areas of education, employment, health, mentoring, and community service.
Young Enlightened Sisters (Y.E.S)
Youth Services
San Bernardino
170 Jemez Trail, Yucca Valley, CA, 92284
yes4girls10andup@gmail.com
A residential retreat center for girls 10-14 yrs. whose mother's are incarcerated or have been in the system. An educational spiritual safe space, which motivates, and allows girls to explore age appropriate activities to build self esteem, create, love.
Youth Mentoring Action Network
Civic Services
San Bernardino
200 S. Euclid Avenue, Ontario, CA, 91786
(909) 908-1153
The Center for Critical Mentoring aims to institutionalize the concept of critical mentoring by housing a collaborative space dedicated to advancing the concept of critical mentoring through training, research, and incident response teams.
Youth UpRising
Youth Services
Alameda
8711 MacArthur Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94605
mpayne@youthuprising.org
Our mission is to transform East Oakland into a healthy and economically robust community by developing the leadership of youth and young adults and improving the systems that impact them.
Youth Radio
Youth Services
Alameda
1701 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
jabari@youthradio.org
YR Media journalism is driven by the organization’s mission to promote equal opportunity for America’s youth, and to build public understanding and accountability with respect to youth issues and policy.
Young Scholars Program
Youth Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 721, Hayward, CA, 94543
jrushing@youngscholarsprogram.org
To educate our Scholars for eligibility, admission and success at four-year institutions of higher learning and to prepare them to enter high-skilled career fields. Our Scholars are encouraged to be reflective, independent, resourceful, responsible, and productive citizens, able to obtain future education, pursue high skill employment, to give back to their community, and to becoming leaders.
Young Musicians Choral Orchestra
Youth Services
Alameda
2020 Milvia Street, Berkeley, CA, 94704
Ste 420
dnewman@youngmusiciansco.org
The Young Musicians Choral Orchestra is a nationally recognized East Bay youth program for low-income, underprivileged students, which provides a robust combination of musical training, academic reinforcement, and personal development. The no-cost program serves 70 students through an educational foundation in orchestral, jazz, and choral music. Students from the program matriculate into and excel at premiere conservatories and universities.
Youth Outside
Health Services
Alameda
436 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 1209
kim@youthoutside.org
Justice Outside advances racial justice and equity in the outdoor and environmental movement. We shift resources to, build power with, and center the voices and leadership of Black, Indigenous, and People of Color because the health of current and future generations demands it.
Westside Community Services
Health Services
San Francisco
1153 Oak Street, San Francisco, CA, 94117
mjones@westside-health.org
Westside Community Services is dedicated to improving the psychological, spiritual and physical health of our community residents. Our clients represent a diverse range of individuals and families facing emotional crises; overwhelming life circumstances; and those experiencing severe and debilitating mental health challenges. As a wellness and recovery oriented agency our goal is to provide services based on the needs of our community that have been defined by our community. We are an agency that was created by the local community for the community.
Young Community Developers
Civic Services
San Francisco
1715 Yosemite Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
swalton@ycdjobs.org
Established in 1973, Young Community Developers, Inc. (YCD) is a 45+year old 501c (3) community based organization that provides a variety of training and support opportunities for residents of the Bayview Hunters Point neighborhood of SanFrancisco.
World Beats Cultural Center
Civic Services
San Diego
2100 Park Boulevard, San Diego, CA, 92101
(619) 230-1190
Known throughout California and Mexico for its exterior murals celebrating Egyptian, African, and Indigenous Cultures, the WorldBeat Center is leading as one of the most-important multicultural art and event centers in San Diego.
Well One Health
Health Services
San Bernardino
1407 N. Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92405
(951) 777-8225
We are a volunteer-driven, non-profit health promotion organization that exists to provide comprehensive, timely, and cost-effective care to the uninsured and underinsured in order to empower communities to improve their health and well-being through community-based partnerships.
We Win Foundation
Health Services
San Bernardino
141 N. Arrowhead Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92408
Ste 4
(323) 577-3887
The “WE WIN” foundation was formed to help individuals, as well as the families and caregivers who support those suffering with the "Cruel Mystery" (Lupus) and other related autoimmune diseases.
Women Helping All People
Civic Services
Marin
79 Cole Drive, Marin City, CA, 94965
Ste 5
whap@marin.org
We are a non-profit organization dedicated to providing low-income and underprivileged residents of Marin County with information, resources, support services, and educational opportunities that help individuals acquire job skills, develop self esteem, reach economic self-sufficiency, and help promote and develop a sense of community.
Whos Gonna Take Care of Me Inc
Health Services
Los Angeles
8467 S Van Ness Avenue, Inglewood, CA, 90305
butch@butchgrimes.com
To provide programs and services that will increase awareness of Alzheimer's and Dementia to families and organizations located in urban communities.
Villagers Inc.
Youth Services
Kern
234 Baker Street, Bakersfield, CA, 93305
(661) 910-9006
Through constructive and reliable resources to support families and youth of impoverished neighborhoods, Villagers Inc. thrives to provide a safe haven for inner-city youth and families of Kern County. In the five years since the creation and two years of inception, Villagers Inc. has gained a positive reputation for providing constructive and reliable resources to support families and youth, that has contributed to reducing crime and illicit activity, while increasing academic performance, and building life skills to ensure success in life and in the community.
Wendale Davis Foundation, The
Civic Services
Kern
730 Chester Avenue, Bakersfield, CA, 93301
wendaledavisfoundation@gmail.com
The Wendale Davis Foundation is an intervention, prevention, and mentoring foundation with a mission to educate, motivate, and rehibilitate at risk youth.
West Fresno Family Resource Center
Family Services
Fresno
1802 E California Ave, Fresno, CA, 93706
559 621-2967 | yrandles@wfresnofrc.org
“To empower and support the West Fresno community to achieve optimal health and well-being.” A trusted and respected community partner with a strong record of providing culturally and linguistically effective, neighborhood and community-based services, to more than 5,000 annually, WFFRC conducts outcomes-based health improvement and illness prevention program activities through education, outreach, counseling and advocacy in the areas of prenatal education, school readiness, health insurance access, diabetes and chronic disease management, mental health, and workforce development support.
We Lead Ours
Youth Services
Alameda
55 Santa Clara Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94610
Ste 127
mrdaikensjr@weleadours.org
‚ÄãWe Lead Ours (WELO), a non-profit organization, has a proven track record for responsible community building and development. At WELO, youth are exposed to positive, enriching environments filled with educational, community, and service orientated activities - activities that help build self-esteem, good communication, and strong personal values.
Village Method, The
Youth Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 431, Hayward, CA, 94543
mark@thevillagemethod.org
A community-based grassroots organization with a mission dedicated to making youth unstoppable. We do this by offering culturally responsive Youth Development, Family Engagement, and Community Outreach programming in South Alameda County.
Women's Cancer Resource Center
Health Services
Alameda
5741 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94609
penni@wcrc.org
What began as a group of volunteers has now grown to a staff of eleven and a core group of nearly 200 active volunteers, providing extensive services to women with cancer and their loved ones. While our primary focus is still women with cancer, we have expanded to provide wellness programs for everyone — including people who do not have cancer — regardless of gender.
West Oakland Health Council
Health Services
Alameda
700 Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
benjaminp@wohc.org
West Oakland Health Council provides the highest quality of health care and dental treatment for its diverse patient population throughout Alameda County.
Village-Connect, Inc.
Family Services
Alameda
1572 150th Avenue, San Leandro, CA, 94578
gl@village-connect.org
To build the capacity of people to become more self-aware and self-directed resulting in sustainable positive transformation for all.
Western Regional Minority Supplier Development Council
Civic Services
Alameda
80 Swan Way , Oakland, CA, 94621
#245
admin@wrmsdc.org
WRMSDC supports the growth and welfare of minority communities by championing the use of minority-owned businesses in Northern California, Nevada, and Hawaii. We advance business opportunities for certified minority business enterprises and connect them to Corporate Members. Our parent organization, the National Minority Supplier Development Council, helps over 12,000 minority businesses connect with major Fortune 500 corporations and their buyers every year.
West Oakland Mural Project
Civic Services
Alameda
831 Center Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
(646) 306-7175
The Mural recognizes the Black women who dedicated their lives to the fight for freedom. With love as a guide, they served the people, body and soul. Like those women the work serves as a channel for knowledge and an instrument for community healing and building. People of all colors, ethnicities, genders and ages have been brought to tears upon arrival and laying eyes on the mini marvel. Now visitors from all over come just to document their experience and engage in meaningful dialogue with the home's owner and neighbors.This remarkable panoramic painting dedicated to remarkable women has quickly become a powerful centerpiece in the community. It is a place to gather and remember the past but it is also a place where we can look forward to the future with hope and with determination to advance their legacy.
Wardrobe for Opportunity
Civic Services
Alameda
570 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 5
mcharlton@wardrobe.org
Wardrobe for Opportunity works in partnership with the community to assist low-income individuals in their efforts to Find a Job, Keep a Job, and Build a Career.‚Äã
W. Haywood Burns Institute for Justice, Fairness & Equity, The
Civic Services
Alameda
475 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 800
jbell@burnsinstitute.org
Dismantling Structural Racism and Building Community-Centered Structural Well-Being
W. Haywood Burns Institute
Civic Services
Alameda
475 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 800
contactus@burnsinstitute.org
The W. Haywood Burns Institute works to dismantle structural racism and build community-centered Structural Well-Being.
Unity Care
Youth Services
Santa Clara
1400 Parkmoor Avenue , San Jose, CA, 95126
Ste 115
andre@unitycare.com
We transform the lives of young people in and emerging from foster care by providing stable housing, caring connections, and life skills that build a foundation to achieve their potential.
Today's Youth Matter
Youth Services
Santa Clara
469 Valley Way, Milpitas, CA, 95035
billcoleman@tymkids.org
TYM is changing the life trajectory of at-risk youth. Through year-round programming and mentoring relationship, we guide students through a Transformational Journey to instill resilience and fulfill their God given potential.
Ujima Adult and FamilyServices, Inc.
Human Services
Santa Clara
1898 The Alameda, San Jose, CA, 95126
yvonne@ujimaagency.org
Ujima is a pan-African advocate dedicated to healing and strengthening our community through a cultural lens. There is a real need for pan-African behavioral HealthServices — a need exacerbated by systemic racism. We exist to meet this need. Brothers and sisters come to Ujima to find community, affirmation, and a sense of belonging through treatment, advocacy, and services for our health and wellbeing. Reconnecting with our culture is how we HEAL: health, education, advocacy, and liberation.
United Council of HumanServices
Human Services
San Francisco
2111 Jennings Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
g.westbrook@tuchs.org
The United Council of HumanServices is a non-profit organization based in the Bayview-Hunters Point neighborhood of SanFrancisco. Actively helping feed and house members of our community since 1984.
Urban Ed Academy
Civic Services
San Francisco
1485 Bayshore Boulevard, San Francisco, CA, 94124
Ste 201
rseriguchi@urbanedacademy.org
Our vision is for every student in SanFrancisco to have one Back male teacher before sixth grade
United Women of East Africa
San Diego
6523 University Ave, San Diego, CA, 92115
(619) 501-7804
UWEAST is a SanDiego nonprofit providing HealthServices, education and advocacy for the well-being of the East African community, women and families. A community-based organization comprised of approximately 100 East African women, we operate the East African Cultural and Community Center in City Heights, and offer programs and services with the goal of responding to the overlooked health needs of East African women and their families.
Urban League Of SanDiego County Young Professionals
Civic Services
San Diego
720 Gateway Center Dr, San Diego, CA, 92102
(619) 266-6237
Our vision is to be a catalyst for change in SanDiego County and become one of the best human service organizations in the State of California. We seek to be the provider of choice for our customers, the employer of choice for our co-workers, the investment of choice for our corporate, government, and philanthropic partners, and a model of integrity and excellence for a community-based organization. We value integrity, innovation, impact, passion, commitment to excellence, and empowerment.
Urban Collaborative Project
Civic Services
San Diego
3125 54th Street, San Diego, CA, 92145
(619) 392-0203
The Urban Collaborative Project is an community effort consisting of a series of action teams using data to identify major disparities within our community. With that information in mind these teams create action plans research and solutions designed to address our disparities focusing on health education and art and infrastructure.
Time For Change
Family Services
San Bernardino
P.O. Box 25040, San Bernardino, CA, 92406
(909) 886-2994
The mission of TFCF is to empower disenfranchised low-income individuals and families by building leadership through evidence-based programs and housing to create self-sufficiency and thriving communities.
Umoja Community
Youth Services
Sacramento
1540 River Park Drive, Sacramento, CA, 95815
#121
info@umojacommunity.org
Umoja, (a Kiswahili word meaning unity) is a community and critical resource dedicated to enhancing the cultural and educational experiences of African American and other students. We believe that when the voices and histories of students are deliberately and intentionally recognized, the opportunity for self-efficacy emerges and a foundation is formed for academic success. Umoja actively serves and promotes student success for all students through a curriculum and pedagogy responsive to the legacy of the African and African American Diasporas.
Unsung Heroes the Living History Project
Civic Services
Sacramento
P.O. Box 340063, Sacramento, CA, 95834
(916) 629-4691
Unsung Heroes Living History Project salutes and preserves the legacy of African Americans in the military in multiple ways - including collecting life stories, documents, recordings and pictures of veterans and their families.
The Nehemiah Emerging Leaders Program
Civic Services
Sacramento
3247 Ramos Circle, Sacramento, CA, 95827
ssiden@nelpleaders.org
To develop leaders of color with the skills and passion to lead and become catalysts for change in their workplaces and communities in the Sacramento region.
The Village Nation
Youth Services
Los Angeles
21704 Devonshire Street, Chatsworth, CA, 91311
Suite 308
(818) 674-3221
Our mission is to boost the capacity of caring adult mentors and support them in creating culturally responsive learning environments that engage and inspire African American youth and encourage them to embrace their natural intelligence and leadership capabilities. As a result, the youths can become more fully developed individuals, rooted in their history, who make better choices and demonstrate extraordinary achievement gains as they prepare to succeed in college, career, and community. In working with students, parents, teachers and administrators, we strive to maintain the highest possible standards and quality while grooming our youth to be the change agents of tomorrow.
Vermont Slauson Economic Development Corporation
Civic Services
Los Angeles
1130 W. Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90044
(323) 753-2335
Our diverse support includes access to capital, business planning, training, development, and more. We proudly represent marginalized communities who deserve the same opportunities as the city’s most affluent areas.
Urban Association of Forestry and Fire Professionals Inc (The Forestry and Fire Recruitment Program)
Civic Services
Los Angeles
110 W 6TH ST, Azusa, CA, 91702-9998
info@forestryfirerp.org
To help develop the next generation of Wildland Firefighters; specifically focusing on those currently and previously incarcerated in California's "Fire Camps".
The Regalettes
Civic Services
Los Angeles
3651 S. La Brea Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90016
Ste 723
(323) 822-7822
The Regalettes Inc. is a 501 (c)(3) non-profit that supports many community outreach projects and organizations whose focus is understanding the value of empowering our communities through dedicated service, particularly in underserved communities.
Urban Tilth
Civic Services
Contra Costa
323 Brookside Drive, Richmond, CA, 94801
doria@urbantilth.org
Founded in 2005 to help build a more sustainable, healthy, and just local food system, Urban Tilth has emerged as a local leader, a catalyst drawing together a variety of individual, discrete initiatives into a web of integrated, food- and community-focused efforts. In sum, we farm, feed, forage, teach, train, build community, employ, and give back. We help our community grow our own food; train and employ our own young people as “home grown experts”; teach our local residents about the relationships among food, health, poverty, and justice; and forge partnerships with local small farmers to increase demand for their produce.
United Seniors of Oakland and Alameda County
Senior Services
Alameda
7200 Bancroft Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94605
Ste 251
nate@natemiley.com
“To provide institutional support for Seniors, to collectively participate in the public arena, to act from a position of strength, to enable the elderly to address the critical issues, and to change the conditions that impact their lives.”
Urojas Community Services
Human Services
Alameda
8801 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94621
urojascs@gmail.com
To empower people by revitalizing and building strong communities through housing and health care; as well as enhancing communication to develop positive family, personal, political and business relationships through education, job training and placement.‚Äã
Urban Strategies Council
Civic Services
Alameda
1720 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
2nd Floor
davidh@urbanstrategies.org
Because Urban Strategies Council is not a single-issue organization, we are able to think and work holistically across silos, sectors, and jurisdictions. We partner with public agencies, grassroots organizing groups, and philanthropic organizations to catalyze lasting social change. In order to move the needle on persistent poverty, we need to change the systems that are currently ineffective, and so we focus on reforming the systems that serve low-income communities.
StreetCode Academy
Civic Services
San Mateo
P.O. Box 51867, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
tunde@esface.com
We bridge the digital divide, empowering communities of color to achieve their full potential by sharing the skills, mindsets, and networks they need to embrace tech and innovation.
Success Center SanFrancisco
Youth Services
San Francisco
146 Spruce Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94080
liz.jacksonsimpson@gmail.com
To empower marginalized community members through education, employment, and art, so they may develop a positive self-image as well as a sense of hope and purpose for their future.
Somali FamilyServices of San Diego
Family Services
San Diego
5348 University Ave, San Diego, CA, 92105
Suite #203
(619) 265-5821
SFS is a community-based social service organization that provides culturally and linguistically appropriate programs and services to refugee and immigrant communities of San Diego.
The Lighthouse Of Restoration
Family Services
San Bernardino
15000 Seventh Street, Victorville, CA, 92395
#203
7608813260 | thelighthouse143@gmail.com
Since our founding in 2011, we have been determined to make an impact in the lives of single mothers, children, and grandparents that are raising their grandchildren that are low-income. We have assisted hundreds of families and children with school supplies, children shoes, personal hygiene items, Thanksgiving baskets, food vouchers, bus passes, and Christmas toys. We have assisted many single moms in rejoining the workforce, by partnering with Wells Fargo to provide mock interviews, resume building, and helpful interviewing tips.
The Greater Works House, Inc.
Civic Services
San Bernardino
P.O. Box 1615, Rialto, CA, 92377
info@thegreaterworkshouse.org
We are a faith-based, nonprofit independent organization that is engaged in a wide variety of activities beyond worship, most of which provide a multitude of social services and immediate benefits to needy individuals and families. We are independent of our congregational worship place, Greater Works Praise & Worship Centre, but rather a freestanding public charity to address well-defined, periodic processes and tasks to improve the quality of life for low-income and disadvantaged residents living within the county of SanBernardino, California.
The Empowerment Center
Family Services
Riverside
27262 Via Industria, Temecula, CA, 92590
(951) 514-2939
The Empowerment Center’s mission is to help youth and families develop the resilience necessary to overcome challenges, discover the best of themselves and create healthier, happier patterns of living.
Starting Over
Civic Services
Riverside
1390 W. 6th Street , Corona, CA, 92882
Ste 100
(877) 421-0659
Starting Over, Inc. believes all people have equal value and works to overcome homelessness by addressing its immediate and root causes through transitional housing, harm reduction, and supportive housing and services. People who are system impacted and all other people in need of shelter or housing are welcomed at our eight homes. Based on the A New Way of Life program model, our organization’s hybrid model blends direct services with civic engagement and public policy work. This strength-based model uplifts and empowers program participants through leadership development techniques. Through this model of combined policy advocacy and direct services, Starting Over, Inc. addresses both the direct effects of destructive policies and the root causes of our clients' difficult situations.
Special Needs Network
Health Services
Los Angeles
4401 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
Ste 215
(323) 291-7100
Special Needs Network, Inc. (SNN) is a nonprofit grassroots organization responding to the crisis of autism and other developmental disabilities in underserved communities. We recognize the intersectionality of individuals with disabilities and that their fight for disability rights is inextricably tied to the fight for racial justice and the civil rights of all people.
The Black Cooperative Investment Fund
Civic Services
Los Angeles
6080 Center Drive, Los Angeles, CA, 90045
6th Floor
(310) 904-6336
BCIF is a LosAngeles-based, nonprofit that provides microloans to the Black community and raises awareness about the importance of economic empowerment, equity, and wealth building.
The African-American Museum of Beginnings
Civic Services
Los Angeles
1460 East Holt Avenue, Pomona, CA, 91767
Ste 188
(909) 620-2841
The African American Museum of Beginnings is a virtually self-funded community museum that inspires and educates all on the history, culture, and arts of Africans and African Americans through exhibits, programs, and community engagement.
TechActivist
Civic Services
Los Angeles
2010 Linden Avenue, Venice, CA, 90291
donations@etina.org
TechActivist.org provides technical training and political education to working class youth and activists.
Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education
Civic Services
Los Angeles
1715 W. Florence Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90047
(323) 789-7920
Strategic Concepts in Organizing and Policy Education (SCOPE) builds grassroots power to create social and economic justice for low-income, female, immigrant, black, and brown communities in LosAngeles.
SoLa I Can
Civic Services
Los Angeles
8630 Vermont Ave, Los Angeles, CA, 90044
fundraising@solaican.org
Working to end intergenerational poverty in South LosAngeles through community development, access to education, and economic opportunity.
Take A Stand
Youth Services
Fresno
4974 Clinton Way, Fresno, CA, 93727
(559) 375-1880
Our mission is to reach out to the community to try to eradicate the senseless act of violent crimes by empowering individuals and families and providing alternatives for the at-risk youth. The joint effort of service organizations, churches and community members will promote unity by pooling resources to inspire the youth, get them involved and provide them with leadership, job training and education.
Social Justice Sewing Academy
Youth Services
Contra Costa
P.O. Box 2473, Antioch, CA, 94531
info@sjsacademy.com
Founded in 2017, the Social Justice Sewing Academy (SJSA) is a non-profit organization that aims to empower individuals to utilize textile art for personal transformation, community cohesion, and to begin the journey toward becoming an agent of social change.
Solar Richmond
Civic Services
Contra Costa
P.O. Box 70829, Point Richmond, CA, 94807
cheryl@solarrichmond.org
Solar Richmond’s mission is to empower people to effectively participate in the green economy and advocate for policy that will stall climate change through vocational training and leadership development. We envision that communities across Richmond and the greater Bay Area are thriving, healthy, and are an integral part of the green economy without barriers of race or class.
Techbridge Girls
Youth Services
Alameda
114 Linden Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
ncollinspuri@techbridgegirls.org
Techbridge Girls re-engineers the way BIPOC girls* from marginalized communities experience STEM by catalyzing out-of-school time (OST) STEM educators and STEM professionals into equity educators and advocates through training and curricula that promote access, belonging and persistence.
Student Program for Athletic and Academic Transitioning
Youth Services
Alameda
360 Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94610
#371
hpearson@spaat.org
At Student Program for Athletic and Academic Transitioning (SPAAT), we believe that no student-athlete should be left behind. We provide customized wrap-around support services that help every student-athlete transition from their secondary education to the world of college, careers, and adulthood.
The Hidden Genius Project
Men's Services
Alameda
2934 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94609
Contact@hiddengeniusproject.org
The Hidden Genius Project trains and mentors black male youth in technology creation, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills to transform their lives and communities.
The mission of the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area is to improve the quality of life within the Bay Area and beyond, by advancing the social, economic, health, and educational progress of African Americans.
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street , Oakland, CA, 94621
#100-260
br@barbara-ontv.com
The Bay Area Black Journalists Association (BABJA) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that exists to serve as an advocate and beneficial network for journalists, students and media-related professionals. BABJA grooms African American professionals for leadership; enhances the responsible news coverage of communities of color; and works with Bay Area media in hiring and retention of black journalists.
San Jose - Silicon Valley Center for Entrepreneurial Development (DBA Silicon Valley Black Chamber of Commerce)
Civic Services
Santa Clara
P.O. Box 3278, San Diego, CA, 92163
Ste505
pres@blackchamber.com
The Bay Area Black Journalists Association (BABJA) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization that exists to serve as an advocate and beneficial network for journalists, students and media-related professionals. BABJA grooms African American professionals for leadership; enhances the responsible news coverage of communities of color; and works with Bay Area media in hiring and retention of black journalists.
SanFrancisco Students Back On Track
Youth Services
San Francisco
P.O. Box 431038, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
riseup@backontracksf.org
Back on Track’s mission is simple. We promote academic achievement for SanFrancisco’s under-served children. We believe that academic performance is dependent on fostering confidence and stability with our students. Our intention is not just to help students finish homework, nor to help them finish it correctly or on time. Our main goal is to enable students to thrive in school and show a commitment to learning.
SanFrancisco Achievers
Youth Services
San Francisco
One Embarcadero Center, San Francisco, CA, 94611
tgamble@brv-llc.com
The mission of SanFrancisco Achievers is to support African-American young men in SanFrancisco Unified School District to lead and thrive in higher education and beyond by closing the opportunity gap. We do this through college scholarships, leadership training, and mentoring. Our students benefit from a community of support that starts with staff and extends to volunteers, businesses, and nonprofits throughout the Bay Area.
SanFrancisco Housing Development Corporation
Civic Services
San Francisco
25 N 14th Street, San Jose, CA, 95112
david@sfhdc.org
The mission of SFHDC is to foster financial stability through the development of affordable housing, the facilitation of homeownership and the economic empowerment and revitalization of Bayview Hunters Point and other neighborhoods of Southeast SanFrancisco.
SanFrancisco Foundation
Civic Services
San Francisco
1399 McAllister Street, San Francisco, CA, 94115
Ste 1400
info@sff.org
Founded in 1948, the SanFrancisco Foundation is one of the nation’s largest community foundations — a grantmaking public charity dedicated to improving life within a specific local region. Our mission is to mobilize resources and act as a catalyst for change to build strong communities, foster civic leadership, and promote philanthropy in the SanFrancisco Bay Area. Together with community leaders, nonprofits, and donors, we are committed to advancing racial equity and economic inclusion to ensure that everyone in the Bay Area has a chance to attend a good school, get a good job, live in a safe and affordable home, and have a strong political voice.
SanFrancisco African American Chamber of Commerce
Civic Services
San Francisco
4439 Third Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
Ste 427
admin@sfaacc.org
The SanFrancisco African American Chamber of Commerce (SFAACC) is one of California's most influential minority business organizations, representing and promoting African American business owners in SanFrancisco. Through advocacy and economic development, SFAACC is creating a firm economic base that supports the self-determination and survival of African American businesses. SFAACC is a non-profit 501c3 corporation.
Single Mothers Student Success
San Diego
P.O. BOX 740483, Oceanside, CA, 92174
admin@smss-sandiego.org
To create a supportive environment where low income first-time and returning single mother students are educated, equipped and empowered to excel academically, personally and professionally.
Shoe Drive World Wide
Human Services
San Diego
P.O. Box 742146, San Diego, CA, 92174
shoedriveworldwide@gmail.com
Shoe Drive Worldwide is focused on changing lives by providing shoes to children, homeless & disabled veterans and homebound senior citizens, throughout the United States by educating on how to prevent diseases that affect the feet and the health from not having shoes. We provide emergency essentials for those who are affected by natural disasters and bad weather.
Sister Cities Project
Civic Services
San Diego
586 Lomas Santa Fe, Solana Beach, CA, 92075
(760) 255-0617
Sister Cities Project was created to be a conduit that brings white and black people together that are interested in taking action toward breaking down old barriers, systems and divisions that exist in America.
SanDiego Organizing Project
Civic Services
San Diego
1485 Bayshore Boulevard, San Francisco, CA, 94124
#530
(619) 285-0797
Today, we are a nonpartisan, multi-faith network of 29 congregations that represents more than 70,000 families across SanDiego County. As one of the most diverse grassroots organizations in the region, we uniquely bridge racial, cultural, and economic divides, unlocking the power of people to bring justice, equality, and greater opportunity to fruition in their communities.
SanDiego Black LGBTQ Coalition
Civic Services
San Diego
155 9th Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103
info@sdblackcoalition.org
The SanDiego Black LGBTQ Coalition is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The SanDiego Black LGBTQ Coalition strives to be a haven for OUR community. As your central hub for LGBTQ Black life, our primary focus is connecting you to resources, events, and outlets that support and enrich your life, and providing opportunities to strengthen the community in which we live.
Sierra Healthcare Foundation
Health Services
Sacramento
1321 Garden Highway, Sacramento, CA, 95833
(916) 922-4755
To invest in and serve as a catalyst for ideas, partnerships and programs that improve health and quality of life in Northern California through convening, educating and strategic grantmaking.
Sharon Acute Rehab And Alternative Caregiver Corporation
Senior Services
Riverside
1657 Wilson Avenue, Perris, CA, 92571
9519068597 | saraacgc@gmail.com
It is our mission to advance comprehensive and innovative care of brain-injured persons by utilizing current and future technologies, alternative and conventional care, along with highly effective physical therapy. The Population We ServeCaregivers, Veterans, Family Members Of Veterans, Youth, Athletic others unable to care for themself, that suffer from traumatic brain damage or brain injuries.
Sigma Beta Xi Youth and FamilyServices
Family Services
Riverside
14340 Elsworth Street, Riverside, CA, 92553
Ste B104
admin@sigmabetaxi.com
To break the cycle of poverty and violence through mentoring, education, and community organizing.
Sanctuary of Hope, The*
Youth Services
Los Angeles
4305 University Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92105
(323) 786-2413
We are a youth development organization that is dedicated to serving Transition Age Youth, ages 16-25. Our primary mission is to provide a caring and multi-cultural approach to services that will help young people become self-sufficient and lead prosperous lives. Our services include general counseling and therapy, life coaching, mentoring, housing resources, education support, emergency services, and financial assistance for under-resourced youth who are low-income, homeless, foster care, probation, and/or at-promise.
SIRUM (Supporting Initiatives to Redistribute Unused Medicine)
Health Services
Los Angeles
340 S Lemon Ave, Walnut, CA, 91789
#5330N
hello@sirum.org
Reimaging access for those in need. SIRUM drives the future of healthcare by connecting people with surplus medications
Social Justice Learning Institute
Civic Services
Los Angeles
600 Centinela Avenue, Inglewood, CA, 90302
(323) 952-7363
At the Social Justice Learning Centerwe are dedicated to improving theeducation, health and welbeing of youth and communities of color by empoweing them to enact social change through research, training and communnity mobilization.
SFV African American Leadership Organization
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 950057, Mission Hills, CA, 91395
(818) 561-5646
Strengthen and enhance the community by harnessing the power of unity through service.
Sister to Sister, Inc. (DBA Serenity House)
Alameda
2363A San Pablo Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94612
jetaun@serenityhouseoakland.org
Serenity House (founded in 2009) includes substance-abuse treatment, recovery housing, and wrap-around support services for women.
Self-eSTEM
Alameda
6114 La Salle Avenue , Oakland, CA, 94611
#297
info@selfestem.org
Self-eSTEM builds the self-esteem of girls and young women while providing interactive, culturally responsive STEM literacy, leadership, and technical training to thrive in the workforce.
Retraining the Village
Human Services
Santa Clara
2785 Joseph Avenue, Campbell, CA, 95008
Ste 4
RetrainingTheVillage@yahoo.com
To serve as a bridge between homelessness and permanent housing in the SanFrancisco Bay Area.
Project WeHOPE
Human Services
San Mateo
1854 Bay Road, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
pbains7@projectwehope.com
Our mission at WeHOPE is to help people become healthy, employed and housed using innovative solutions.
Providence Foundation of SanFrancisco
Human Services
San Francisco
4601 Third Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
hlamar@providencefoundationsf.org
OUR MISSION is to improve the quality of life in low-income communities and to empower individuals to become self-reliant by providing programs, services, education, and training utilizing a comprehensive community-based approach.
Rafiki Coalition for Health and Wellness
Health Services
San Francisco
601 Cesar Chavez Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
mlesarre@rafikicoalition.org
Rafiki Coalition’s mission is to eliminate health inequities in SanFrancisco’s Black and marginalized communities through education, advocacy, and by providing holistic health and wellness services in a culturally affirming environment.
Reality Changers
Youth Services
San Diego
4251 37th St, San Diego, CA, 92105
(619) 516-2222
REALITY CHANGERS prepares youth to become first-generation college graduates and agents of change in their communities.
Rise San Diego
Civic Services
San Diego
404 Euclid Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92114
Ste 329
(619) 531-7473
To elevate and advance urban leadership through dialogue-based civic engagement, dynamic nonprofit partnerships, and direct training and support to increase the capacity of urban residents to effect meaningful community change.
Project New Village
Civic Services
San Diego
5106 Federal Boulevard, San Diego, CA, 92105
Ste 103
(619) 262-2022
To serve as a catalyst for resident-led, community-rooted experiences that BUILD stronger neighborhoods; IMPROVE the neighborhood food supply chain; STIMULATE collective investment in better health; and MAXIMIZE the impact of investment to address social inequities.
Rose Family Creative Empowerment Center
Family Services
Sacramento
2251 Florin Rd, Sacramento, CA, 95822
Ste 116
(916) 376-7916
At Rose Family Creative Empowerment (RFCE) our mission is to leverage the power of the arts and education to provide our children and families with the skills, tools and opportunities to achieve and live productive and fulfilling lives
Purposefully Chosen
Riverside
1410 3rd Street, Riverside, CA, 92507
Ste 2
(909) 471-0697
To help displaced teen moms keep their babies through non-stigmatizing support, advocacy and parenting education. To BREAK EVERY CHAIN of child abuse and neglect of children born to teen parents, an unnecessary tragedy that is often caused by stress and the lack of non-stigmatized support, education, guidance, and resources
Recycling Black Dollars
Civic Services
Los Angeles
3818 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90008
#908
(323) 449-2099
RBD's mission is to aid in the economic development of the African American community by encouraging the support of Black businesses. RBD is a membership organization that collaborates with other non-profit organizations, churches, and Fortune 500 corporations in an effort to encourage vending and contract opportunities. We work with banks and other funding organizations to offer and provide capital for the development and expansion of the African American business community. RBD is also committed to providing ongoing business development and financial planning workshops and seminars for our entrepreneurial and small business owners for adults and young adults.
Reach Center LA
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 47846, Los Angeles, CA, 90047
(213) 338-0597
The mission of REACH Center is to provide services to people in need, namely underprivileged men, women, and at-risk youth in the city of LosAngeles and surrounding areas. We are dedicated to serving the community by being a source of support, providing resources and programs geared to educate, edify, enrich and transform lives, promoting self-sufficiency, strengthening the community and creating lasting change.
Saint Rest Community Economic Development Corporation
Civic Services
Fresno
1550 E Reverend Chester Riggins Avenue, Fresno, CA, 93706
(559) 237-5551
The mission of the Saint Rest Baptist Church is to be a Christ-centered community that transforms the community through Spirit-filled worship, intimate discipleship, that stimulates influential fellowship, which leads to the advancement of effective ministry resulting in transformational evangelism.
Reach Fellowship International
Contra Costa
1643 First Street, Richmond, CA, 94801
(510) 593-6380
Reach Fellowship International is only gender-responsive and gender-equity agency in the county of ContraCosta that has a mission to provide evidence-based services to incarcerated women and women at risk of incarceration so that they can live a more productive and stable life.
Safe Return Project
Civic Services
Contra Costa
1011 Macdonald Avenue, Richmond, CA, 94801
admin@safereturnprj.org
Our vision as an organization is to empower and increase the visibility of all those that have been impacted by the criminal justice system as a whole. We are invested in building a base of power at the political, social, and economic level of formerly incarcerated persons across the State of California, addressing the root causes of poverty and the impact that the criminal justice system has had on black people and communities of color. This kind of collective power will drive larger political strategies by the formerly incarcerated at the state level as well as the National level and will increase mobilization to fight for the rights and opportunity for all persons coming home from incarceration to be legally protected from discrimination.
Reality Mentor
Youth Services
Alameda
1218 B Street, Hayward, CA, 94541
contact@beamentor.org
Be a Mentor, Inc. seeks to help children and youth from challenging and vulnerable circumstances develop the assets necessary to make healthy life choices, set realistic goals, act with determination and ultimately build vibrant successful lives for themselves through direct contact and relationships with caring and positive adult role models.
REACH Shirati
Human Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 7776, Berkeley, CA, 94707
reachshirati@gmail.com
Our mission is to provide life-changing opportunities for rural Tanzanians through Education, Health Care, and Community Development. We work primarily in the impoverished village of Nyamagongo, near Shirati in the Rorya district of northern Tanzania, close to Lake Victoria and the Kenyan border
Roots Community Health Center
Health Services
Alameda
9925 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94603
#5
drnoha@rootsclinic.org
Founded in Oakland, California, the mission of Roots Community Health Center is to uplift those impacted by systemic inequities and poverty. We accomplish this through medical and behavioral health care, health navigation, workforce enterprises, housing, outreach, and advocacy.
Roots Clinic
Health Services
Alameda
9925 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94603
(510) 777-1177
Founded in Oakland, California, the mission of Roots Community Health Center is to uplift those impacted by systemic inequities and poverty. We accomplish this through medical and behavioral health care, health navigation, workforce enterprises, housing, outreach, and advocacy.
SambaFunk!
Civic Services
Alameda
1428 Alice Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 601
sambafunky@gmail.com
Their mission is to preserve and present African Diaspora Art & Culture to underserved communities of color. Their goal is to create new intersections of the Arts, Health & Wellness. They see their work as an essential element in the healing of the Nation.
Reclaiming Our Own Transcendence
Civic Services
Alameda
401 Burk Street, Oakland, CA, 94610
wetakeroot@gmail.com
To address individual and communal trauma wounds through transformative education, a diversity of healing encounters, and community accountability strategies.
Pinkard Youth Organization
Youth Services
Ventura
P.O. Box 52211, Oxnard, CA, 93031
(562) 431-1884
Pinkard Youth Institute is a nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and providing viable opportunities for your youth. We strive to make a change in the community and inspire youth in the Greater LosAngeles Counties ( LosAngeles–Long Beach–Anaheim), Ventura County and Santa Barbara County —“Educating and developing future leaders”.
Positive Alternative Recreation Teambuilding Impact (PARTI) Program
Youth Services
Santa Clara
2576 Gumdrop Drive, San Jose, CA, 95148
408-561-4664
The mission of the Positive Alternative Recreation Teambuilding Impact (P.A.R.T.I.) Program is to promote education around youth healthy lifestyles and healthy decision making.
PACT, Inc.
Youth Services
San Francisco
635 Divisadero Street, San Francisco, CA, 94117
everett@pactinc.org
Plan of Action for Challenging Times, (PACT), Inc. promotes community empowerment by increasing access to higher education for low income youth and young adults, by positively impacting the school graduation, drop-out and college going rates.
Phatt Chance Community Services, Inc.
Human Services
San Francisco
2443 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA, 94115
phattchancecommunity@gmail.com
Phatt Chance Community Services, Inc., (PCCS) is a 501(c) (3) nonprofit organization providing safe, clean and sober housing and reintegration services to individuals in the Bay Area. Our clients include (and our doors are open to) formerly incarcerated men, veterans, and those with mental health diagnoses without alternative housing or support.
Positive Resource Center
Health Services
San Francisco
785 Market Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103
10th Floor
bretta@positiveresource.org
PRC (formerly Positive Resource Center) has been transforming the Bay Area for decades, helping those affected by HIV/AIDS, substance use, or mental health issues realize their best selves by providing the support and services they need to reclaim their lives.
Potrero Hill Neighborhood House
Civic Services
San Francisco
953 De Haro Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
edwardhatter1@gmail.com
Serving those most in need, from the cradle to the grave, with an emphasis on youth and education.
Pillars Of The Community
Civic Services
San Diego
6431 Imperial Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92114
info@pillarsfund.org
Pillars of the Community is committed to embracing and celebrating the historic, rich, and diverse culture of Southeast San Diego. We strive to counter the criminalization of our community through community organizing, leadership development, and strategic partnerships. Our vision is for a healthy and thriving Southeast SanDiego which reflects the rich and diverse culture of all its members.
Paving Great Futures
Civic Services
San Diego
2307 Fenton Parkway, San Diego, CA, 92108
#107-8
(619) 308-6595
Paving Great Future’s goal is to increase the health and wealth in underserved communities in order for marginalized and at risk individuals to thrive socially, economically, and politically. By addressing all of these areas, Paving Great Future’s comprehensive work experience programs transform misguided young people into productive and empowered community leaders capable of guiding relevant and lasting changes.
Partnership for the Advancement of New Americans
Civic Services
San Diego
4089 Fairmount Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92015
(619) 732-6793
We fight to advance the full economic, social, & civic inclusion of refugees in the SanDiego region, throughout California, and across the country.
Partnership for a Better San Diego
Civic Services
San Diego
4265 Fairmount Ave, San Diego, CA, 92105
(619) 806-8698
We provide food for families who are in need, we also coordinate bi-monthly food distributions to serve the community with our partners, in our City Heights & Imperial Valley locations. We offer mobile distributions to those who are unable to pick up food where volunteers deliver food right to your doorstep, with safety guidelines enforced. If your family is in need of child diapers we offer sizes to be picked up on an appointment basis.
Performing Stars of Marin
Youth Services
Marin
271 Drake Avenue, Marin City, CA, 94965
performingstars@sbcglobal.net
Performing Stars transforms the lives of low-income, primarily multicultural, children throughout Marin County by using enrichment programs to build pride, character, discipline and self-esteem. Our programs help youth develop good work habits and positive social skills, enhance academic performance and professional readiness, improve critical thinking and communication skills, and gain the confidence they need to overcome the limitations imposed by poverty.
Positive Results Center
Youth Services
Los Angeles
1128 W Gardena Boulevard, Gardena, CA, 90247
(323) 787-9252
Positive Results Center addresses trauma from a cultural and age perspective, creating awareness to prevent and end teen dating, domestic and interpersonal violence, sexual assault, bullying, sex trafficking, and their impact and source through workshops on healthy relationships and leadership development.
Pasadena/Altadena Ive Foundation
Civic Services
Los Angeles
1443 E Washington Boulevard, Pasadena, CA, 91104
#254
info@thepaif.org
Impact education by awarding scholarships to college bound seniors in the San Gabriel Valley and conducting an Annual Scholarship Workshop. Mentor middle high and high school students by providing leadership development, civic engagement, enhanced academic preparation and character building. Impact health outcomes by participating in programs that advance access to treatment and coordinate awareness and advocacy campaigns to reduce health disparities and save lives. Develop and support programs that impact economic security, financial literacy and alleviate the impact of homelessness. Advocate for issues that help improve the quality of life in our community
Pan African Technical Association
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 431727, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
To promote the importance of a science, technology, engineering, arts and math (STEAM) education by engaging underserved youth and communities through skills development, inspiring a lifelong interest and broadening awareness in STEAM career paths.
Parents Connected
Family Services
Contra Costa
P.O. Box 4662, Antioch, CA, 94509
synitha@sbcglobal.net
A grassroots, nonprofit organization formed in 2009 with a mission to engage student’s and their families, schools, and community leaders with the goal of creating a college-going culture in the community with high expectations and standards.
Prisoners with Children
Family Services
Alameda
4400 Market Street, Oakland, CA, 94608
info@prisonerswithchildren.org
LSPC organizes communities impacted by the criminal justice system and advocates to release incarcerated people, to restore human and civil rights, and to reunify families and communities. We build public awareness of structural racism in policing, the courts, and the prison system, and we advance racial and gender justice in all our work.
Peacemakers
Family Services
Alameda
3081 Teagarden Street, San Leandro, CA, 94577
peacemakershr3@aol.com
Our mission is to provide a system of care to deliver services that recognize the importance of family, school and community; and seek to promote the full potential of children, families and communities with the greatest needs by addressing their physical, emotional, intellectual and social challenges.
Parent Voices Oakland
Family Services
Alameda
5232 Claremont Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94618
clarissa@pvoakland.org
Parent Voices Oakland (PVO), is a parent-led grassroots organization that advocates for affordable, accessible, quality child-care. PVO organizes and empowers families with the highest need to build effective campaigns toward economic and educational justice.
Priority Africa Network
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 2528, Berkeley, CA, 94702
nunukidane@att.net
Inform and mobilize people of African descent in support of the peoples of Africa and the African Diaspora for sustained peace and democracy as well as economic, political, racial, gender, and social justice.
PolicyLink
Civic Services
Alameda
1438 Webster Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 303
michael@policylink.org
To advance equity, PolicyLink advocates for groundbreaking policy changes that enable everyone, especially people of color, to be economically secure, live in healthy communities of opportunity, and benefit from a just society. PolicyLink is guided by the belief that the solutions to the nation’s challenges lie with those closest to these challenges: when the wisdom, voice, and experience of those traditionally absent from policymaking drive the process, profound policy transformations emerge.
One East Palo Alto
Civic Services
San Mateo
2400 Ralmar Avenue, Menlo Park, CA, 94025
hocgway@aol.com
OEPA’s mission is to develop resident leaders, broker resources and services, build the capacity of individuals and organizations, and advocate for change, leading to the improved social, physical, spiritual, educational and economic well-being of East Palo Alto (EPA), CA.
New Door Ventures
Civic Services
San Francisco
3221 20th Street, San Francisco, CA, 94110
JReilly@newdoor.org
80,000 youth ages 16 – 24 are disconnected from education and employment in the Bay Area. There’s over 8,000 disconnected youth in SanFrancisco alone. Without connecting to school and work, these young people are at high risk to be poor, unemployed, homeless or incarcerated throughout their adult lives. Our solution is simple: provide paid jobs, skills training, education and individualized support so that young adults can get ready for work and life. Employment and education change the trajectory of their lives, putting youth on a path towards economic opportunity.
North County African American Women's Association
San Diego
4140 Oceanside Boulevard, Oceanside, CA, 92056
#159 - 161
(760) 978-6534
NCAAWA is dedicated to providing a support network through education, health awareness, and life skills programs for women and girls in SanDiego North County to increase their self-sufficiency.
Nile Sisters Development Initiative
Human Services
San Diego
5532 El Cajon Blvd., San Diego, CA, 92115–3642
Ste. 5
(619) 265-2959
Nile Sisters Development Initiative aids newcomers and migrants to SanDiego beyond the initial allocation period. We also assist refugee and immigrant families who experience difficulties after assimilation. Since 2001, Nile Sisters has served thousands of refugees and immigrants.
Open Heart Leaders
Health Services
San Diego
771 Jamacha Rd , El Cajon, CA, 92019
#181
info@OpenHeartLeaders.org
Open Heart Leaders creates the space for individuals to heal, thrive, and develop their strenghts. We empowe people to grow by restoring broken networks and reconnecting resources in marginalized areas. We povide people the tools needed to reconsile, restore, and deepen relationships withing themselves and everyone they encounter.
National College Resources Foundation
Youth Services
Los Angeles
750 N. Diamond Bar, Diamond Bar, CA, 91765
Ste 208
(877) 427-4100
NCRF has created programs and initiatives to provide guidance, resources, information and pipelines to empower students toward positive post-secondary pursuits, and particularly in the job growth areas, STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Art/Agriculture/Aviation/Aerospace and Math), Healthcare and Community Services. To support these initiatives, NCRF has developed programs like The Movement Enrichment Program; Students Think STEAM; Internship & Careers, and College Expos to help close the gap in academic achievement, workforce, and economic disparities.
National Congress of Black Women, Incorporated, San Gabriel Valley Chapter
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 92387, Pasadena, CA, 91109
ncbwsangabrielvalley.info@gmail.com
The NCBW is a 501(c)(3) non-profit, nonpartisan organization dedicated to the mission of the organization. We serve the communities of the San Gabriel Valley and its surrounding areas by engaging and empowering African American families through awareness and understanding of how to better their communities through educational and cultural development.
Oral Lee Brown Foundation
Youth Services
Alameda
9901 MacArthur Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94605
olbstaff9901@yahoo.com
The Oral Lee Brown Foundation is a non-profit corporation with the specific purpose of providing education assistance and scholarships to underprivileged children in the Oakland area.
Oakland Reach, The
Youth Services
Alameda
333 Hegenberger Road, Oakland, CA, 94621
Ste 750
lakisha@theoaklandreach.org
The Oakland REACH is a parent-run, parent led organization. Our parents know what it’s like to be overlooked, mistreated and miseducated by the school system. We are committed to changing that for future generations. We empower families from our most underserved communities to demand high-quality schools for their children.
National Coalition of 100 Black Women, Inc. - Oakland/Bay Area Chapter
Alameda
P.O. Box 24231, Oakland, CA, 94623
nc100bw.obac@gmail.com
The Oakland/Bay Area Chapter of the National Coalition of 100 Black Women is committed to providing programs that increase the participation of African American women in economic, civic, entrepreneurial, and human service arenas of their respective communities through education, scholarship, and collaboration.
Oakland Private Industry Council (PIC)
Human Services
Alameda
1212 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 100
gpcobb@oaklandpic.org
It is the mission of the Oakland Private Industry Council, Inc. to provide accessible, high- quality training and employment services to local residents and employers.
Outdoor Afro
Civic Services
Alameda
2323 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
rue@outdoorafro.com
Outdoor Afro has become the nation’s leading, cutting edge network that celebrates and inspires Black connections and leadership in nature. We are a national not for profit organization with leadership networks around the country. With more than 100 leaders in 56 cities around the country, we connect thousands of people to nature experiences, who are changing the face of conservation. So come out in nature with us, or be a partner to help us grow our work so that we can help lead the way for inclusion in outdoor recreation, nature, and conservation for all!
ONE FAM
Civic Services
Alameda
1600 7th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
tony@onefam.org
ONE FAM a West Oakland community organization in the Prescott/ Lower Bottom neighborhood. Providing space to meet, get organized, and/or be inspired. Developing the leaders and organizing with a diverse population of Bay Area residents including formally incarcerated. It is our duty to fight so ALL voices are heard and respected. It is our duty to WIN!
OCCUR (Oakland Citizens Committee for Urban Renewal)
Civic Services
Alameda
360 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 100
sondra_occur@sbcglobal.net
Today, OCCUR acts as a direct service and public policy nonprofit advocating for low-income and communities of color in Oakland and the East Bay overall. Its programs include the David E. Glover Emerging Technology Center, Micro-Enterprise Technical Assistance, census information, public-policy involvement in issues of disinvestment and discriminatory lending, collaborative community development, consumer education on financial literacy, technical assistance, and capacity-building for other local nonprofits.
Oakland Public Conservatory of Music
Civic Services
Alameda
3445 San Pablo, Oakland, CA, 94608
(510) 836-4649
OPC opens the world of music to all through access to quality, economical instruction in a nurturing environment. We value rigor and scholarship in our quest to preserve the musical traditions of Oakland.
Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir
Civic Services
Alameda
655 13th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 301
matais.pouncil@westvalley.edu
The mission of the Oakland Interfaith Gospel Choir is to inspire joy and unity among all people through black gospel and spiritual music traditions.
Oakland Black Business Fund
Civic Services
Alameda
1721 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 201
elisse@oaklandbbf.org
Oakland Black Business Fund is a Black-led grantmaking program, providing capital, technical assistance, and growth strategy to Black businesses in Oakland, California.
Oakland African American Chamber of Commerce Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
333 Hegenberger Road, Oakland, CA, 94621
ceo@oaacc.org
OAACC was established in 2003. We are a private non-profit organization whose mission is to advance economic opportunity and strengthen Oakland’s Black business community.
National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform
Civic Services
Alameda
2618 Martin Luther King Jr Way, Berkeley, CA, 94704
info@nicjr.org
The National Institute for Criminal Justice Reform (NICJR) works to reduce incarceration and violence, improve the outcomes of system-involved youth and adults, and increase the capacity and expertise of the organizations that serve these individuals. NICJR provides technical assistance, consulting, research, organizational development, and advocacy in the fields of juvenile and criminal justice, youth development, and violence prevention. NICJR works with an array of organizations, including government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and philanthropic foundations.
National Equity Project
Civic Services
Alameda
1720 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
4th Floor
lchatmon@nationalequityproject.org
The National Equity Project is a leadership and systems change organization committed to increasing the capacity of people to achieve thriving, self-determining, educated, and just communities. Our mission is to transform the experiences, outcomes, and life options for children and families who have been historically underserved by our institutions and systems.
Muindi Foundation Inc.
Civic Services
Santa Clara
1769 Hillsdale Avenue, San Jose, CA, 95154
#54066
(408) 490-2468
Our mission is to bring people and resources together to meet the needs of the underserved in our community, specifically the homeless, houseless and those in risk.
MindCatcher
Youth Services
San Francisco
1601 Lane Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
info@mindcatcher.org
MindCatcher cultivates the leadership capacity of educators to shift their mindset, practices, and systems to being more youth-led.
Museum of the African Diaspora (MoAD)
Civic Services
San Francisco
685 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA, 94105
jleventhal@moadsf.org
MoAD, a contemporary art museum, celebrates Black cultures, ignites challenging conversations, and inspires learning through the global lens of the African Diaspora
Mural Music and Arts Project
Civic Services
San Francisco
405 Howard Street, San Francisco, CA, 94105
teff@muralmusicarts.org
The Mural Music & Arts Project educates, empowers, and inspires youth through the arts! Since 2001, MMAP has created a public art legacy while serving 12,264 youth, who have installed 206 murals, produced 162 original songs, and reached over 33,300 individuals through exhibits and performances.
Multicultural Health Foundation
Health Services
San Diego
404 Euclid Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92114
Suite 386
(619) 266-3665
To bring health justice and wellness to the multicultural communities of SanDiego County by focusing resources on the most vulnerable populations with community-based wellness strategies, social-clinical interventions, and research that will lead to the elimination of racial and ethnic health disparities.
MuslimARC
Civic Services
San Bernardino
8780 19th Street, Alta Loma, CA, 91701
#291
(313) 228-3792
Our mission is to provide racial justice education and resources to advance racial justice.
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People*
Civic Services
Sacramento
1215 K Street, Sacramento, CA, 95814
Ste 1609
(410) 580-5615
From police brutality to COVID-19 to voter suppression, Black communities are under attack. We work to disrupt inequality, dismantle racism, and accelerate change in key areas including criminal justice, health care, education, climate, and the economy. When it comes to civil rights and social justice, we have the unique ability to secure more wins than anyone else. Help make racial equity a reality.
Music Changing Lives
Youth Services
Riverside
P.O. Box 6160, Moreno Valley, CA, 92554
(951) 992-0721
Music Changing Lives (MCL) is a 501(c)3 nonprofit organization dedicated to providing music, art, and tutoring programs in America’s public schools and community centers while raising awareness about the importance of enrichment programs as part of each child’s comprehensive education and lifestyle. We believe music and art are fundamental components of human culture and behavior. Many students living in underserved communities have little or no access to the arts due to reductions in funding. The knowledge of the arts is very important to know because it is a great means of self-expression and helps students understand individuals in different ways. There is a dire need to empower minority and low-income youth through arts education by going beyond an integrated classroom approach.
My Sister's Keeper Success Institute
Riverside
33175 Temecula Parkway, Temecula, CA, 92592
Ste A8038
(951) 290-8442
At My Sister's Keeper Success Institute, we are targeting a serious concern regarding education equity. Not enough young people of color are developing the fundamental skills needed to succeed in STEM careers, yet STEM is already rapidly growing as the highest-demand industry of the 21st century. Young women of color, African Americans, Latina, and Native Americans are the least represented in STEM careers and higher education. We are focused on changing that narrative and creating a seat at the table for young women to lead important and groundbreaking change that will impact not only their communities but the world
Narada Michael Walden Foundation
Youth Services
Marin
530C Alameda del Prado, Novato, CA, 94949
#323
info@naradamichaelwaldenfoundation.com
The Narada Michael Walden Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization dedicated to making a difference in the lives of young people by supporting music appreciation and education for Bay Area youth. Through grants, scholarships, educational programs, performances, mentorships and collaborations with community organizations the Foundation provides opportunities for emerging young artists.
Museum of African American Art
Civic Services
Los Angeles
4005 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90008
3rd Floor
(323) 294-7071
THE MUSEUM OF AFRICAN AMERICAN ART is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) cultural institution in LosAngeles that educates visitors of all ages about the arts through the lens of African American culture. Exhibits and programs at MAAA allow artists and their work to inspire new thinking about issues that intersect with the shared experiences of people across the African diaspora and beyond. The museum's uniquely accessible art space allows us to exhibit the work of extraordinary local artists and bring meaningful art experiences to the public. MAAA proudly welcomes all visitors with FREE admission, serves as an important community gathering space, and creates educational experiences for students and lifelong learners.
Nami Kern County
Health Services
Kern
P.O. Box 9144, Bakersfield, CA, 93389
namikern@yahoo.com
To provide support, education and advocacy for person with mental illness, their families and friends. To promote better quality of care, rights and interest of citizens with mental illness particularly of those who cannot speak for themselves, and advocate for policies at the local, state and national level to accomplish these objectives. To encourage mental health professionals to include family members in the care and treatment pf their family members.
Mollie's House
Fresno
2010 N. Fine Avenue , Fresno, CA, 92727
(888) 366-5543
We strive to rescue, protect and restore the lives of young ladies who are victims of sexual and domestic trafficking. It is our goal to not only provide a safe environment, but also equip them to develop their fullest potential and to live out their God given purpose. We are committed to ending sexual exploitation and trafficking of children by changing individual lives and revolutionizing the public's perception.
Men and Women of Valor
Human Services
Contra Costa
1350 Kelsey Street, Richmond, CA, 94801
menwomenv@gmail.com
The primary mission of the Men and Women of Valor is a "commitment to empowering a clean, healthy, and safe environment. Enriching our community through work, education, training, and support systems."
Men and Women of Purpose
Human Services
Contra Costa
3029 MacDonald Avenue, Richmond, CA, 94804
imitchell@mwpurpose.org
Our mission is to rebuild individuals and families by reducing recidivism, addressing social and economic barriers, and creating safe, healthy, and whole communities. We empower individuals, families, and communities to be self-sufficient and productive, taking responsibility over their lives and restoring resilience, pride, and purpose.
MISSSEY, Inc.
Youth Services
Alameda
436 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 150
aisha@misssey.org
Our mission is to provide services to commercially sexually exploited youth, and to work for systemic change with the youth we serve.
Mentoring Center, The
Youth Services
Alameda
672 13th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 200
clsnead@mentor.org
The Mentoring Center exists to move all youth, whatever challenges they are facing, toward healthy, successful lives, by providing support, love, and opportunities for self-mastery. The Mentoring Center is a nationally-recognized resource that creates and influences policy; builds the capacity of others serving youth through training; and develops and disseminates Transformative Mentoring‚Ñ¢ practices and tools.
Moms 4 Housing
Alameda
1431 Center Street , Oakland, CA, 94607
Suite 205
info@moms4housing.org
Moms for Housing is a collective of homeless and marginally housed mothers with the belief that housing is a human right. The goal of the collective is to reclaim housing for the community from speculators and profiteers. nn
National Association of Black Accountants - SanFrancisco
Human Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 29885, Oakland, CA, 94604
tawana.nichols@clorox.com
The National Association of Black Accountants (NABA, Inc.), is a nonprofit membership association dedicated to bridging the opportunity gap for black professionals in the accounting, finance and related business professions. Representing more than 200,000 black professionals in these fields, NABA advances people, careers, and the mission by providing education, resources, and meaningful career connections to both professional and student members, fulfilling the principle of our motto: Lifting As We Climb.
Movement Strategy Center
Civic Services
Alameda
436 14TH Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
taj@movementstrategy.org
Movement Strategy Center Since 2001 we have challenged systemic racism by providing space for reflection, experimentation, incubation, and fiscal sponsor services to BIPOC, women, and LGBTQIA Transformative Movement leaders tackling social justice causes that center on the interconnected issues of racial, gender, and environmental inequity. We insist on a radical shift in philanthropy that transforms giving practices in support of a culture of equity and diversity.
Lorraine Hansberry Theatre
Civic Services
San Francisco
762 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102
Ste 204
info@LHTSF.org
The core mission of Lorraine Hansberry Theatre is to create theatrical works by, for, and about the African American experience. LHT presents plays by African American and multicultural playwrights and provide employment and career building opportunities for actors, directors, designers, and technicians from the African American and multicultural communities. LHT celebrates the work of Black women and nonbinary playwrights and produces work that deals with issues of Social Justice. LHT draws from the cultural and economic resources of the SanFrancisco Bay Area to enrich and strengthen the performing arts by actively seeking and participating in collaboration with Bay Area Arts institutions and other related organizations.
Libra Foundation, The
Civic Services
San Francisco
1 Letterman Dr, San Francisco, CA, 94129
info@thelibrafoundation.org
In response to the growing movement to reimagine traditional philanthropy, Libra’s multi-generational family board hired Crystal Hayling in 2017 to spearhead philanthropic practices that reflect social justice. This includes funding groups led by and for people of color and frontline communities, removing administrative barriers, and fostering collaboration and donor organizing.
Malcolm's Heart
Health Services
Riverside
10950 Arrow Route, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91729
Unit 3002
info@malcolmsheartinc.com
Malcolm’s Heart Inc. is purposed to support, help and embrace hurting families and patients dealing with Alzheimer’s disease and other Dementias. Malcolm’s Heart Inc. strives to improve the quality of life through awareness and respite care assistance.
Mapping Black California
Civic Services
Riverside
Man 2 Man - Urban Youth Advocate
Youth Services
Marin
35 Seminary Road, San Anselmo, CA, 94960
Unit A
man2man@man2man-uya.org
Informed by our lived experience, we harness evidence based research to design and customize our Fatherhood, Emotion Management, Conflict Resolution, and Life Skills curriculums to particularly address the unique needs of low-income men and families of color. Our programs, and wraparound services via key partners (incl. BOSS, Cypress Mandela), are focused on young men, non-resident Fathers, and returning citizens who are Fathers. Based on identified core needs, our programs are centered on healing, and creating a positive new foundation and path for these men--and their children, families, and community. Positive belief systems, broad based life skills, Fatherhood education, mentorship, community, and living wage job placement are core elements of personal and community well-being. Provided directly to young men by expert facilitators (in-person or virtually), a customized curriculum is tailored to serve the specific interests of our public or social sector partner organizations, and those they serve.
Marin City Community Development Corporation
Human Services
Marin
441 Drake Avenue, Sausalito, CA, 94965
mcadet@marincitycdc.org
Our mission is to enhance community development and economic self-sufficiency through employment services and financial education.
Marin City Health & Wellness Center
Health Services
Marin
630 Drake Avenue, Marin City, CA, 94965
jayvon@marincityclinic.com
Our Mission is to provide innovative health and wellness services to all, with the goal of African American Health Equity.
LosAngeles Women's Public Policy Institute
Los Angeles
3760 Wellington Road, Inglewood, CA, 90016
info@laaawppi.net
LAAAWPPI will be a recognized contributor and leader in the development of African-American women leaders who will impact communities through social, civic and public engagement.
Loving Hands Community Care, Inc.
Human Services
Los Angeles
1255 1/2 W 8th St , San Pedro, CA, 90731
kathywooten1@yahoo.com
Provides support and aid to grieving families who have lost their children to gang violence and trauma in the LosAngeles area.
LosAngeles Room & Board
Human Services
Los Angeles
862 Hilgard Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90024
(818) 404-9445
Our mission is to ensure community college students complete their college degree by providing transitional housing and food designed to end student homelessness and hunger & promote student success.
LosAngeles Urban League Young Professionals
Civic Services
Los Angeles
4401 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
Ste 201
president@laulyp.com
The LosAngeles Urban League Young Professionals is an auxiliary group of the LosAngeles Urban League which is comprised of working professionals between the ages of 21 and 45. Our members display a commitment to corporate, social, and community contributions to enhance the African-American business climate in LosAngeles. We regularly volunteer in our community through our own projects as well as the programs of the LosAngeles Urban League.
Marcus Foster Education Institute
Youth Services
Alameda
2000 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
3rd Floor
adixon@marcusfoster.org
Since 1973, the Marcus Foster Education Institute (MFEI) has been committed to improving educational opportunities and outcomes for all students in Oakland. In recent years, MFEI has partnered with school districts, nonprofits and corporations throughout the Bay Area with the aim of collectively developing and implementing strategies that create equitable educational systems.
LIFTT Inc. (Leaders Innovators and Forward Thinkers of Tomorrow)
Youth Services
Alameda
1300 Clay Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 600
christopherharrison@alumnae.mills.edu
We believe education is a path to a high quality of life, a way of preparation for purposeful living, and a dooryway to realizing dreams, addressing soial dilemmas, and leaving a mark of excellence on the hearts and minds of present and future generations.
Life Courses, Inc.
Youth Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 27550, Oakland, CA, 94602
tyehimba.jelani@lifecoursesinc.org
LIFE Courses, Inc, is a 501(c )(3) organization, serving middle school students from low-to-moderate income families. We are dedicated to the transformation of underserved families by providing them exposure to financial education, entrepreneurship training and global mobility to rise above their current environment.
Level Playing Field Institute
Youth Services
Alameda
2148 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
jarvis@lpfi.org
Our mission is to build a strong, diverse and socially conscious tech workforce by leveling the playing field through academic learning and experiential engagement for high school and college students.
Lend A Hand Foundation
Youth Services
Alameda
8105 Capwell Drive, Oakland, CA, 94621
lahf1997@gmail.com
To enhance the quality of life of low income/ at risk children, youth, and families by offering resources not otherwise available including educational tools, food insecurities, and other essentials.
Life Long Health
Health Services
Alameda
2344 Sixth Street, Berkeley, CA, 94710
(510) 981-4100
LifeLong Medical Care provides high-quality health, dental, and social services to underserved people of all ages; creates models of care for the elderly, people with disabilities and families; and advocates for continuous improvements in the health of our communities.
Making Contact Radio
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#100-251
makingcontact@radioproject.org
Making Contact produces media that analyses critical social and environmental issues and showcases grassroots solutions in order to inform and inspire audiences to action. Our work heightens public consciousness, broadens debate on critical social issues and encourages civic participation, by giving voice to diverse perspectives and opinions underrepresented in corporate media. Our goal is to produce media that informs, inspires, and moves people to take action.
Love Not Blood Campaign
Civic Services
Alameda
390 Grand Ave, Oakland, CA, 94610
(510) 706-7558
LNBC guiding principle is simple: Those directly impacted should lead the movement for our right to live free from state sanctioned violence. We pursue this goal through healing circle, healing conferences, movement building, economic justice, and advocacy.
Love Center Community Development Corporation
Civic Services
Alameda
10400 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94603
lovecentercdc@gmail.com
Our mission is Community Development. To create, develop, enhance, and expand educational and occupational opportunities. To focus on, establish, and maintain partnerships. To collaborate efforts with faith-based and secular organizations that benefit and abet the homeless and underserved. To provide services without discriminating, regardless of race, sex, creed, sexual preference, identity or orientation, religion, ethnicity or national origin.
KOL Education Foundation
Youth Services
Solano
1768 Tuolumne Street, Vallejo, CA, 94589
To inspire, encourage, and support our youth with scholarships
Lauren's House 4 Positive Change
Youth Services
San Mateo
994 Beech Street, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
ceo@laurenshouse.org
We have been providing free after-school and summer programs since 2009 to low-income and homeless children and youth as well as services for their families.
Karat School Project
Family Services
San Mateo
801 Alma Street, Palo Alto, CA, 94301
Unit 313
ekeomian@theksp.org
Educate to help eradicate poverty & inequality in a sustainable manner. We are breaking the cycle of poverty for children and women through skills-based education and training programs.
Leadership Incorporated
Civic Services
San Mateo
321 Bell Street, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
omosat@aol.com
Leadership Incorporated provides training, technical assistance and consultation services to build capacity for social change in communities of color and other justice-seeking communities.
Inneract Project
Youth Services
San Francisco
660 York Street, San Francisco, CA, 94110
info@inneractproject.org
Inneract Project empowers underrepresented youth through design education and links them to opportunities to explore design in career and life.
Inner City Youth
Youth Services
San Francisco
96 Broad Street, San Francisco, CA, 94112
gzbrown415@yahoo.com
CY provides essential resources to what we now know is the most historically underserved area of SanFrancisco. This is made possible with the support of the City of SanFrancisco and strategic partnerships with community based organizations throughout the Bay Area.
Knotts Family Planning
Family Services
San Bernardino
1175 Idaho Street, Redlands, CA, 92374
Ste 202
9093010504 | info@mykfa.org
Knotts Family Agency was established in 1992 by Gwen and James Knotts as a safety net strategy for homeless teens and their babies. With a track record of more than 20 years, the organization evolved from an exclusive focus on foster care to now supporting safe, stable families and communities. Knotts Family Agency has emerged as a leader in providing evidence-based comprehensive support and services to promote the emotional, social, physical, intellectual, cultural well-being and development of children, youth, adults and, families.
Inner City Youth Of LosAngeles
Youth Services
Los Angeles
6820 S. La Tijera Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90045
Ste201
(213) 788-4260
To cultivate musical expression as a vehicle for personal development, and to bring to fruition the full musical and academic potential of young inner city residents of LosAngeles.
LA Council Of Black Professional Engineers
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 881029, Los Angeles, CA, 90009
info@lacbpe.org
he principal objectives of the LosAngeles Council of Black Professional Engineers shall be to endeavor to enhance the educational, employment and business opportunities of minority individuals. These aims shall be pursued through personal contacts with students at all levels, curriculum advice in predominately minority educational institutions, consultations with colleges and universities, direct contact with potential employers, coordination with professional societies, support and aid in business development and through all other legal and ethical means deemed necessary by the Council.
LA Community Action Network
Civic Services
Los Angeles
838 E. 6th Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90021
(213) 228-0024
The mission of the LosAngeles Community Action Network (LA CAN) is to help people dealing with poverty create & discover opportunities, while serving as a vehicle to ensure we have voice, power & opinion in the decisions that are directly affecting us.
Kern Black Chamber Foundation
Civic Services
Kern
2623 F St , Bakersfield, CA, 93301
(661) 376-2853
The Kern County Black Chamber of Commerce works to create and deliver member value through focusing resources on critical areas of business that will assure smart growth and sustainability for the county. Those critical areas include economic development, entrepreneurship, innovation, government contracting, marketing, technology, emerging industries, economic diversification, and regionalism. The Kern County Black Chamber of Commerce offers business development opportunities to organizations interested in growth through knowledge, access, and influence in Kern County and throughout the San Joaquin Valley.
Kingmakers of Oakland
Men's Services
Alameda
745 Arimo Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94610
info@kingmakersofoakland.org
Our mission is to rebuild the systems, structures, conditions, and culture of school so Black boys can thrive.
Kingdom Builders Dream Builders
Human Services
Alameda
2321 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94601
jenningslj@hotmail.com
Giving is a biblical principal that when lived by, produces a rich harvest in our lives. Giving is not limited to simply our finances; it’s a lifestyle. When we live with the spirit of giving, when we give the Lord our tithes and our offerings, when we give to those in need, when we give of our love and our resources, we are sowing seeds that God will make sure blossoms into a rich harvest! This harvest will not just be of financial blessings, but rich in all aspects of life.
Joshua's Gift, Inc
Human Services
Alameda
39270 Paseo Padre Parkway, Fremont, CA, 94538
info@joshuasgift.org
Joshua’s Gift provides support for the social, mental, emotional, and economic needs of families living with autism.
Jion Academy
Family Services
Alameda
1651 Adeline Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
Ste 7
(510) 415-1091
​We believe that everyone has the power to lead humane and productive lives–to achieve personal growth and maximum health and well-being. By meeting our true potential, we thrive as individuals, support strong families and build healthy communities. Jion Academy supports individuals as they cultivate their personal power to create and achieve by developing the mind, strengthening the body, and nurturing the soul.
Leadership Institute at Allen Temple
Civic Services
Alameda
8501 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94612
bguess@allen-temple.org
The Leadership Institute at Allen Temple seeks to help and nurture women and men to develop and maintain responsive and responsible leadership in the church and community that is adequate to meet the challenges for community peace and wholeness. Persons who are engaged in grass root ministries in congregations and social agencies will be trained for transformational leadership that will emphasize empowerment, social advocacy, and justice that speaks truth to power. We will promote student growth. We shall assist students to grow in personal transformation and personal development.
Kiante Vernae Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
1721 Broadway , Oakland, CA, 94612
#201
510-379-8814
Our mission is to prevent suicide by advocating for people who are coping with mental illness, depression and addiction.
Khadafy Washington Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
1156 8th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
(510) 839-1706
Today, through regular gatherings with survivors, through support groups, through charitable events, as a liaison between the Oakland Police Department and victims’ survivors, Marilyn is a living symbol that you can find the strength to continue. She regularly brings families together with OPD detectives to discuss the investigative process, so that they can ask questions, so that they can feel that their case has life. She brings together a mix of long-times survivors and those newly grieved, to share the pain but also the wisdom they have gained. Each survivor has her or his own pain and path to navigate. Miss Marilyn will be at their side all the way.
Institute for Sustainable Economic, Educational and Environmental Design (I-SEEED)
Civic Services
Alameda
1625 Clay Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 600
akom@iseeed.org
I-­SEEED strives to build an ecosystem of “solutionists” to solve our communities’ most pressing social problems. We believe that through innovative economic, educational, environmental design, and cutting edge technology, we can create just and sustainable communities for all. I-­SEEED facilitates the sharing of knowledge and resources between schools, businesses, universities, and communities. Our collaborators come from Schools of Medicine, Departments of Social Science, Schools of Engineering, scientists with backgrounds in clinical and preventive medicine, computer science and information technology, social networks, political science, wireless technology and population health, clinical and experimental psychology, ethnic studies, public health, education, child development, gender studies, exercise and nutrition science, urban planning, new media and biology. We see our inter-disciplinary approach as a key innovation and obvious strength. We engage youth and community-members in educational and environmental design, STEAM (Science, Technology, Art and Math) Education, and participatory approaches to sustainable community development. We believe that through deep investments in people, place, systems and structures we can fundamentally transform the built environment – heal social and environmental trauma – and provide opportunities for all children and families to reach their full potential.
Insight Center for Community Economic Development
Civic Services
Alameda
360 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 500A
aprice@insightcced.org
A national economic justice organization, the Insight Center is working to build inclusion and equity for people of color, women, immigrants, and low-income families. Through research and advocacy, narrative change, and thought leadership, Insight aims to ensure that all people become, and remain, economically secure. Led by a Black woman, we intentionally center race, gender, and place in the pursuit of progressive economic change
Hunters Point Family
Youth Services
San Francisco
1800 Oakdale Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
takai@hunterspointfamily.org
We use the transformative power of love, passion, determination and a sense of community to reshape the lives of society’s most vulnerable members into its most valued. Our programs develop youth leadership, environmental stewardship and workforce participation in SanFrancisco’s Bayview, Hunters Point, downtown, Tenderloin, Mission, and SOMA districts
Homeless Children's Network
Youth Services
San Francisco
3450 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
Bldg 1, Unit 1C
april@hcnkids.org
The Ma'at Program is a supportive holistic therapeutic community, in which we center and work with African American/Black Families in SanFrancisco.
Hospitality House
Civic Services
San Francisco
290 Turk Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102
jwilson@hospitalityhouse.org
Hospitality House is a progressive, community-based organization located in SanFrancisco’s Tenderloin Neighborhood, Sixth Street Corridor, and Mid-Market Area that provides opportunities and resources for personal growth and self-determination to homeless people and neighborhood residents. Our mission is to build community strength by advocating policies and rendering services which foster self-sufficiency and cultural enrichment.
Heartbeat Music & Performing Arts Academy
Youth Services
San Diego
6785 Imperial Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92114
(619) 942-0772
To bridge the gap in traditional education by introducing at-risk and underprivileged youth to the benefits of music and dance education. HBMPAA attracts students with its HBCU foundation and exposure. Whether your child joins us for our Preschool 4 The Arts Program or our After School Marching Band Program, the foundation of what they will learn here will be taught through music and dance education. Each student is taught to not only perform but the foundations such as reading music or body movement, building confidence and self-discipline. The program implements a progressive scholastic approach to music and dance education, where students may be awarded with the highest classification of musician or dancer. This stepwise approach to education has afforded many opportunities for graduating seniors. HBMPAA has contributed to students continuing their education at several HBCUs such as Clark Atlanta University and Jackson State University.
Heavens' Windows*
Civic Services
San Diego
2820 Via Orange Way, Spring Valley, CA, 91978
Ste. W
(619) 303-7806
To elevate the current living conditions of poverty-stricken residents of SanDiego County. To assist in establishing a stable and productive status of living, while providing support for building strong families as an investment in the future of California and our nation.
Inland Empire Behavioral Health
Health Services
San Bernardino
1963 North E Street , San Bernardino, CA, 92405
(909) 881-6146
Inland Behavioral & HealthServices is a community based non-profit Federally Qualified Healthcare Provider with three locations in the city of SanBernardino and one in the city of Banning. We offer many different HealthServices including Medical, Dental, and Mental healthcare. We welcome you to browse our site and learn more about the services we provide, the opportunities we offer, our hours of operation, directions to our facilities, as well as our contact information.
Inland Empire Community Outreach Center
Civic Services
San Bernardino
473 E Carnegie Drive, San Bernardino, CA, 92408
Ste 200
info@inlandempirecoc.org
Our Mission is to heal broken individuals, families, and homeless individuals through a variety of resources we provide to the community.
Improve Your Tomorrow, Inc.
Men's Services
Sacramento
3780 Rosin Court, Sacramento, CA, 25834
Ste 240
916-299-3432
IYT is a non-profit focused on serving the educational needs of young men of color. Our mission is to increase the number of young men of color to attend and graduate from colleges and universities
Ignite Leadership and STEM Academy
Riverside
P.O. Box 21288, Riverside, CA, 92516
(310) 567-9868
Our mission is to empower girls to discover their extraordinary selves through mentoring, and education for a lifetime. Our program provides specific skills that support personal and academic success. These skills include the development of greater self-esteem, team building, public speaking acumen, proper social and cyber etiquette, financial literacy, experience in community service, arts, aviation, STEM academics, and preparation for college.
I Can Soar Inc
Riverside
25920 Iris Avenue, Moreno Valley, CA, 92551
Ste 13A
(951) 440-2493
I CAN SOAR, Inc., in an effort to assist young ladies in preparing them for life, will provide hands-on instruction and training workshops on survival and basic life skills during the course of a weekend retreat, quarterly workshops and training opportunities.
Hannah Project Partnership for Academic Achievement, The
Youth Services
Marin
170 Donahue Street, Marin City, CA, 94965
bettiehodges@comcast.net
We envision an engaged community that values children, education, service, and culture and is committed to passing on these ideals to ensure intergenerational cohesion, vibrancy and success.
Helping Others Pursue Excellence
Civic Services
Fresno
4974 E. Clinton Way, Fresno, CA, 93727
(559) 851-5787
In 2012 Helping Others Pursue Excellence was founded. H.O.P.E. is a 501C3 non-profit vocational training and entrepreneurship program
HBCUvc
Civic Services
Contra Costa
PO Box 5473, Richmond, CA, 94805
info@hbcu.vc
Our work directs how capital is formed and distributed to increase opportunities for Black and Latinx innovators.
Homies Empowerment*
Youth Services
Alameda
7631 MacArthur Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94605
HomiesEmpowerment@gmail.com
At Homies Empowerment, our work for freedom is rooted in Revolutionary Love, Sacred Identities, Putting In Work, and Self-Determination. Through empowering education, community cultivation, food justice, and cooperative economics, we work alongside our community towards a world absent of whiteness, capitalism, and heteropatriarchy. We are seeking to create a world where our freedom is connected to our neighbor’s freedom.
Hip Hop For Change
Youth Services
Alameda
515 55th Street, Oakland, CA, 94609
Suite A
(510) 350-7730
Our mission is to build a sovereign organization that can produce Hip Hop at a level of authenticity and accessibility that the corporate industry cannot replicate. We uplift our most empowered voices in the Hip Hop and Activist community, with the power and protection of our 501c3 status to create an economic base of self-determination, and take back the ownership of what Hip Hop truly means to the community it originates from.
High Altitude Youth Program
Youth Services
Alameda
220 4th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
Ste 103
510-584-1984
High Altitude is a leadership and fitness program geared toward enhancing a better quality of life for youth, family, and community in urban cities throughout the country. High Altitude’s City Kids program is focused on providing services to ensure that youth between the ages of 11-18 maintain healthy physical lifestyles and also seek a productive way of life through discovering identity and self- acceptance.
Hidden Genius Project
Youth Services
Alameda
2934 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94609
brandon@hiddengeniusproject.org
The Hidden Genius Project trains and mentors Black male youth in technology creation, entrepreneurship, and leadership skills to transform their lives and communities.
HIV Education and Prevention Project of Alameda County: HEPPAC
Health Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 7522, Oakland, CA, 94601
lmattox@casasegura.org
We provide harm reduction based services in Alameda County and ContraCosta County. We serve people who are at increased risk for HIV, hepatitis C and other infectious diseases. And of course report about all work to you.
Health & Human Resource Education Center
Health Services
Alameda
1905 San Pablo Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94612
colette.winlock@gmail.com
HHREC is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization committed to creating healthy communities by improving the overall health and quality of life of Bay Area residents by reducing the use of alcohol, tobacco, and other drugs and eliminating racism and violence of all kinds. HHREC blends health, art, media, and local community voices to create community-based prevention and early intervention strategy that addresses collective physical, mental, and spiritual wellbeing. All programs engage local residents (children, youth, adults, and elders), consumers, family members, and service providers to organize, design and plan program activities.
Hands Helping Hands, Inc.
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 22067, Oakland, CA, 94623
dbulls@handshelpinghands.info
From the beginning, Hands Helping Hands, Inc. has focused on positively impacting the communities in the Northern California Bay Area with the objective of improving, enriching and empowering the lives of those most vulnerable and through advocating and visioning their efforts to go from surviving to thriving.
Grandma's House
Youth Services
Tulare
226 South Blackstone Street, Tulare, CA, 93274
(559) 687-0925
Grandma's House is an afterschool non-profit tutoring program that provides free tutoring for at-risk students. Our teach staff is made up of retired teachers who volunteer their time to provide academic support for children who need some additional support to be successful. This program does not received state or federal funding. it is financed by fundraisers and donations from the community please partner with us by donating to this wonderful program. You can help make a difference in the lives of our children.
Friends of African Village Libraries
Civic Services
Santa Clara
P.O. Box 90533, San Jose, CA, 95109
info@favl.org
We believe that every child and adult should have the opportunity to pick up a book and read. FAVL is dedicated to increasing access to reading material and other information in rural villages in sub-Saharan Africa. FAVL-supported libraries serve all members of the village community. One core public is the local community of readers- schoolchildren, adult learners, and other persons committed to reading. Most children, particularly in rural areas, have little access to books. While they may go to school, they will probably have little opportunity to read age-appropriate material. There are very few books available in rural schools. FAVL emphasizes books that are highly demanded by local readers: African novels and storybooks, children’s books with village themes, and local language materials for the newly literate village reader.
Girls to Women
Youth Services
San Mateo
P.O. Box 50368, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
girlstowomenepa@gmail.com
Girls to Women partners with Mid-Peninsula families, other local youth development agencies, and local schools to provide year-round programming for local girls, supporting healthy development. At the core of our youth development approach is respect for the abilities, knowledge and potential of each girl we serve.
Free at Last
Health Services
San Mateo
1796 Bay Road, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
info@freeatlast.org
The mission of Free At Last is to rebuild the community from within, reclaiming addicts and giving people who failed in the past the chance to succeed in the future. Free At Last provides community­ based, culturally appropriate bilingual (English/Spanish) treatment, intervention and prevention services designed to reduce the exceptionally high rates of substance abuse and HIV infection and to break the cycle of addiction, reunite and rebuild families torn apart by intergenerational addiction, provide alternatives to incarceration, and foster economic self­ sufficiency.
Global Fund for Women
San Francisco
800 Market Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102
7th Floor
mkanyoro@globalfundforwomen.org
We fund bold, ambitious, and expansive gender justice movements to create meaningful change that will last beyond our lifetimes.
Fillmore Merchants and Neighborhood Collaborative
Civic Services
San Francisco
1075 Fillmore Street, San Francisco, CA, 94115
(415) 850-5408
The Fillmore Merchants & Neighborhood Collaborative is a monthly gathering of merchants, community leaders, nonprofits, and faith-based organizations to collectively envision community and economic development initiatives for the Fillmore.
Fulfilling Destiny
San Diego
P.O. Box 178824, San Diego, CA, 92177
(619) 880-0501
We are a nonprofit organization striving to support and empower menstruators experiencing homelessness through the distribution of free menstrual products. Our aim is to decrease monthly worries and provide necessary period products for all. With these actions, we hope to empower those in need and help increase menstruators’ self-esteem, one menstruator at a time.
Grandma LuLu’s Table
Human Services
San Diego
P.O. Box 501955, San Diego, CA, 92150
(619) 925-2444
Grandma Lulu's Table is an organization enhancing lives through the mobile distribution of nutritious, plant-based meals to children, the homeless and food insecure individuals in San Diego.
Haitian Bridge Alliance
Civic Services
San Diego
4265 Fairmont Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92105
Ste 280
info@haitianbridge.org
Our goal is to work to develop a self-sufficient community of Haitian immigrants in California and beyond. Our vision is not myopic but rather broad enough to believe in a Haitian community in California that is strong at its foundation so that it doesn't crumble when crisis hits. We're at (949) 295.1253 in San Diego
Global Action Research Center
Civic Services
San Diego
4343 Morena Boulevard, San Diego, CA, 92117
Ste 3
info@GlobalARC.org
The Global ARC brings together community leaders, organizers, researchers, educators, scientists, professionals and students to look for new and innovative ways to foster sustainable and resilient com munities that are healthy, just and peaceful.see more
Green Technical Education and Employment
Youth Services
Sacramento
1026 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA, 95831
#152
(916) 224-1024
Green Tech prepares youth and young adults ages 14-21 with career opportunities in clean energy, energy efficiency and sustainable living strategies.
Garvey Allen Visual & Performing Arts Academy
Youth Services
Riverside
22515 Alessandro Boulevard, Moreno Valley, CA, 92553
(951) 384-2015
The mission of Garvey/Allen Visual and Performing Arts Academy for Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (GAVPAA STEM- pronounced “gap-pah stem”) is to transform historically disenfranchised minority students into ACHIEVERS, and only refer to them as such; who will become high performing graduates, that attend the top schools of our nation, be provided intensive high level arts training with a rigorous college preparatory STEM infused curriculum, all while learning cultural connectedness, tolerance and leadership excellence. We are educating ACHIEVERS so that they will accomplish their fullest potential as artists, leaders, and global citizens.
Fighting 4 the Tatas Inflammatory Breast Cancer Inc.
Health Services
Riverside
10601 Civic Center Drive, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730
(909) 755-5350
Our Mission is to bring awareness to Inflammatory Breast Cancer (IBC) the most aggressive, fast growing & lethal form of breast cancer that strikes younger women that is dismissed because of their age . A breast cancer mammograms cannot detect. A breast cancer with NO LUMP. We advocate,offer emotional help & directions during treatment & after.see more
Fresno Street Saints
Youth Services
Fresno
1345 W. Eden Avenue, Fresno, CA, 93706
(559) 233-0345
To restore Fresno to a safe and healthy community. This is accomplished by making new connections between programs and people, while restoring the families and neighborhoods to health and safety. Fresno Street Saints is changing the way business is conducted in the community – holding itself and others to a higher level of accountability and impact.
Gifts Empowered Manifest Success (GEMS)
Youth Services
Contra Costa
106 San Pablo Towne, San Pablo, CA, 94806
(209) 565-4367
Inspire and promote a healthy & whole style of life for our youth through literacy in the areas of HEALTH, EDUCATION, ARTS & CULTURE DIVERSITY, & LIFE SKILLS.
Girls Inc. of Alameda County
Youth Services
Alameda
510 16th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
jvirgil@girlsinc-alameda.org
Our vision is for all girls growing up in Alameda County to feel valued, safe, and prepared to achieve their dreams of college, career, and leadership. To that end, we connect girls from underserved neighborhoods with access to the resources and opportunities they need to navigate gender, economic, and racial barriers, and realize their potential.
From the Garden to the Table
Youth Services
Alameda
1442a Walnut Street, Berkeley, CA, 94709
#134
jeffreysmithg2t@gmail.com
Our purpose is to promote the health and physical, academic, and creative development of youth. From the Garden to the Table is grounded in working with families and communities with low income, opportunity, and access. We teach and model organic, green, and sustainable growing, eating, cleaning, and building practices to impact the health and future of vulnerable youth and the teachers, parents, and communities that surround them.
Flourish Agenda
Youth Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#100-321
shawng@sfsu.edu
Flourish Agenda is a national nonprofit consulting firm that works with youth of color, schools, youth-serving organizations, foundations, and local governments to build and implement strategies that allow young people to flourish.
Food First: Institute For Food & Development Policy
Human Services
Alameda
398 60th Street, Oakland, CA, 94618
jking@gsu.edu
The mission of the Institute for Food and Development Policy, better known as Food First, is to end the injustices that cause hunger.
Greenlining Institute, The
Civic Services
Alameda
360 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
gdean@gphxul.org
The Greenlining Institute works toward a future when communities of color can build wealth, live in healthy places filled with economic opportunity, and are ready to meet the challenges posed by climate change. Our multifaceted advocacy efforts address the root causes of racial, economic, and environmental inequities in order to meaningfully transform the material conditions of communities of color in California and across the nation.
Endowment for Youth Committee
Men's Services
Santa Barbara
606 Alamo Pintado Road, Solvang, CA, 93463
Ste 3274
(805) 691-9758
Since it’s start in 1986 the Endowment for Youth Committee (EYC) has been one of the largest organizations on the California Central Coast that remains dedicated to the educational success and advancement of Black/African American youth. Co-founded by Cliff Lambert and Melvin Richey, the organization provides educational, cultural, social and recreational programs for young African-American men and all other segments of our youth. Now more than thirty years later EYC is adapting to the dynamic youth of today to more accurately address their needs and concerns. EYC is committed to our youth, to their success, and putting forth all our resources to help them thrive.
EPACENTER ARTS
Youth Services
San Mateo
1950 Bay Road, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
(877) 372-2787
Our mission is to increase opportunities for youth to discover and amplify their talents, realize their potential, and impact the world through art and design.
Ecumenical Hunger Programs
Human Services
San Mateo
2411 Pulgas Avenue, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
lesia@ehpcares.org
EHP’s mission is to provide compassionate, dignified and practical assistance to families and individuals experiencing economic and personal hardship. We offer material help, support services, and advocacy for our neighbors in need, in a challenging and rapidly changing environment.
East Palo Alto Center for Community Media
Civic Services
San Mateo
P.O. Box 50274, East Palo Alto, CA, 94303
(650) 407-4867
The East Palo Alto Center for Community Media (EPACCM) was created in 2003. The center exists to further the vision of an East Palo Alto that is informed, connected, involved, secure and empowered. The EPA Center is committed to providing the residents of East Palo Alto and the Belle Haven section of Menlo Park with up-to-date news and information affecting their communities.
Faith in the Valley
Civic Services
San Joaquin
2027 E. Harding Way, Stockton, CA, 95203
info@faithinthevalley.org
Faith in the Valley is a faith-based grassroots community organization in California’s Central Valley representing families in Fresno, Kern, Merced, Stanislaus and San Joaquin Counties. Our work is led by volunteer leaders who are among the people most impacted by equity issues: low-wage workers, young people, immigrants and the formerly incarcerated.
Fernando Pullam Community Center
Youth Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 561528, Los Angeles, CA, 90056
(323) 292-2700
The Fernando Pullum Community Arts Center is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to provide quality performing arts instruction to at-risk youth and help them build self-esteem, develop civic responsibility, and achieve academic success. Our teachers provide a program filled with structure and well-planned curriculum to serve all students with a desire to learn and grow their talent.
Educational Student Tours, Inc.
Youth Services
Los Angeles
13101 W. Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90066
Ste 452
yasminde@estcap.org
Our mission is to increase access, retention, and the graduation of foster and low-income youth at Historically Black Colleges and Universities (HBCUs).
Ebony Repertory Theatre
Civic Services
Los Angeles
4718 West Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90016
323.964.9768
To create, develop, nurture and sustain a world- class professional theatre rooted in the experience of the African Diaspora.
Family Options
Health Services
Fresno
4630 W. Jacquelyn Avenue , Fresno, CA, 93772
(559) 275-2323
Family Options provides adults with disabilities loving homes and ongoing support services through trained and skilled professionals. Proudly serving all of Central California.
Fam 1st Family Foundation
Youth Services
Alameda
3233 Market Street, Oakland, CA, 94609
(510) 595-3221
Formed in 2006 and established in 2011 led by NFL athletes, Joshua Johnson, Marshawn Lynch, and Marcus Peters. The Fam 1st Family Foundation has embodied the intrinsic family values of loyalty and leadership to impact the lives of Oakland’s disenfranchised youth. Through the transference of family values, the Fam 1st Family Foundation strengthens Oakland’s fractured community and provides critical aid to residents in need. Using football as a catalyst, Marshawn , Josh, and Marcus have remained connected to their community, setting out to change the trajectory of just one life at a time. Through persistence, resilience, and authenticity, the foundation has transformed the lives of thousands worldwide.
East Oakland Youth Development Center
Youth Services
Alameda
8200 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94621
regina@eoydc.org
The mission of the East Oakland Youth Development Center (EOYDC) is to develop the social and leadership capacities of youth so that they achieve excellence in education, career, and service to their communities. Our mission is based on solid research which demonstrates that interventions that foster relationships with caring adults, and mastery of technical and social skills, can lead to increased well-being and civic engagement among youth from high risk environments.
Essie Justice Group
Alameda
1700 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 200
info@essiejusticegroup.org
Essie Justice Group is a nonprofit organization of women with incarcerated loved ones taking on the rampant injustices created by mass incarceration. Our award-winning Healing to Advocacy Model brings women together to heal, build collective power, and drive social change. We are building a membership of fierce advocates for race and gender justice — including Black and Latinx women, formerly and currently incarcerated women, transgender women, and gender non-conforming people.
ESQ Apprentice
Alameda
P.O. Box 24152, Oakland, CA, 94623
(510) 542-9592
The mission of Esq. Apprentice, a California-based non-profit, is to provide low-income women of color with the tools needed to complete California’s legal apprenticeship program and become attorneys. To meet this goal, participants will complete a 4-year course of part-time study which emphasizes legal writing and research. Esq. Apprentice improves the employability and lives of low-income women of color and their communities by creating meaningful opportunities to obtain legal skills and employment.
Ethiopian Community & Cultural Center
Human Services
Alameda
6116 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94609
info@ethiopianccc.org
The Ethiopian Community and Cultural Center (ECCC) of the Bay Area was established in 2001 as a nonprofit, tax-exempt 501(c)(3) community-based organization to empower Ethiopians and Ethiopian-Americans through education, advocacy, services and development of community-based resources. We coordinate educational programs and social services that empower and support Ethiopian immigrants/refugees to become self-sufficient. Our programs and services strengthen their language, social, and cultural competency in their new environment.
Eritrean Community Cultural Civic Center
Human Services
Alameda
955 W Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94607
info@eccoakland.org
ECC Oakland’s mission is to serve as a safe space for Eritreans – especially the most disadvantaged – to promote wellbeing and opportunity to live self-sufficient, healthy, and self-determined lives, in the present and in the future.
East Oakland Community Project
Human Services
Alameda
7515 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94621
wendy@eocp.net
East Oakland Community Project is a multi-service organization offering emergency and transitional housing in Alameda County. Our state of the art emergency housing facility, Crossroads provides dignified accommodations and holistic services to homeless people, including individuals battling HIV/AIDS. Over 16,000 of Alameda County’s homeless have come through our doors since 1990. In addition to Crossroads, EOCP operates three transitional housing programs. Our House offers a safe home and support services for homeless young adults. Matilda Cleveland is a 14-unit congregate living complex that gives single parent families a stable home environment with extensive resources for regaining their foothold. Our Families in Transition program assists homeless families living in 10 residential units scattered throughout Oakland.
Faith In Action East Bay*
Civic Services
Alameda
7200 Bancroft Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94605
#2
info@oaklandcommunity.org
We believe in a society free of economic oppression, racism and discrimination in which every person lives in a safe and healthy environment, is respected and included, and has agency over the decisions that shape their lives.
Ever Forward- Siempre Adelante
Civic Services
Alameda
680 Tennyson Road, Hayward, CA, 94544
Rm C4
(510) 854-6794
To build character and transform lives by providing underserved middle/ high school youth with safe, brave, and bold communities that provide them with opportunities for academic, personal, family, and community development.
Equal Justice Society
Civic Services
Alameda
1939 Harrison Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 818
epaterson@equaljusticesociety.org
The Equal Justice Society is transforming the nation’s consciousness on race through law, social science, and the arts. Led by President Eva Paterson, our legal strategy aims to broaden conceptions of present-day discrimination to include unconscious and structural bias by using social science, structural analysis, and real-life experience. Currently, EJS targets its advocacy efforts on school discipline, special education, and the school-to-prison pipeline, race-conscious remedies, and inequities in the criminal justice system. The Oakland, Calif.-based nonprofit also engages the arts and artists in creating work and performances that allow wider audiences to understand social justice issues and struggles.
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
Civic Services
Alameda
1970 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 1125
zachary@ellabakercenter.org
The Ella Baker Center for Human Rights is named after a brilliant, Black hero of the civil rights Freedom Movement who inspired and guided emerging leaders. We build on her legacy by building the power of black, brown, and poor people to create solutions for one of the biggest drivers of injustice today: mass incarceration.
Detour Fancy
Youth Services
San Diego
404 Euclid Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92114
Ste 329
(619) 750-1180
Our vision is to see equity and inclusion for teen girls of color in higher education and priority sector employment. Our mission is to increase access to education and employment opportunities for girls through our Focused And Naturally Confident Youth (F.A.N.C.Y.) Leadership programs (Expo, Leadership Academy, and Ambassador Internships.)
Congregations Organized for Prophetic Engagement
Civic Services
San Bernardino
1505 W Highland Avenue, San Bernardino, CA, 92411
Ste 1
lking@copesite.org
Our mission is to “train and develop the capacity of religious and lay leaders in congregations and across the Inland Empire to protect and revitalize the communities in which they live, work, and worship.
Community Wellness Forum
Human Services
Sacramento
P.O. Box 5681, Sacramento, CA, 95817
info@theCommunityWellnessForum.org
The Community Wellness Forum works with schools, governmental and non-governmental agencies, neighborhood associations and individuals to establish and enhance community wellness.
Deliberate Acts of Kindness Inc
Civic Services
Riverside
P.O. Box 79103, Corona, CA, 92887
altha@dakhelps.org
Deliberate Acts of Kindness, Inc. helps people in various communities in need. It includes payments of various bills, such as utilities, rent or for purchasing much needed items such as food, medication, gas money to get to chemo or work, an outfit to wear to a job interview, assist parents and teachers with school supplies, college students with dorm room items, provides resources to help improve credit or reduce stress so they may focus on improving their lives
Dynasty's United Youth Association
Youth Services
Los Angeles
1117 W Manchester Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90301
Ste A
dynastysyouth.org
Dynasty's United Youth Association's mission is to ensure that all children and youth have access to quality programs that promote character and culture competence.
Compton Junior Equestrians
Youth Services
Los Angeles
463 W Caldwell Street, Compton, CA, 90220
contact@comptonjrequestrians.org
Our program not only teaches the highly esteemed skill of horseback riding, but academic achievement and character building.
Community Women Vital Voices
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 40371, Pasadena, CA, 91114
(626) 765-6206
The mission of Community Women Vital Voices is to empower women and girls through educational programs, public services, public policy and charitable services.
Crawford Cares
Family Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 2867, Rancho Dominguez, CA, 90247
info@crawfordcares.org
Crawford Cares is a 501c3 non-profit organization dedicated to creating an inclusive environment by providing resources to families with children with physical and developmental disabilities.
Council of African American Parents
Family Services
Los Angeles
23535 Palomino Drive, Diamond Bar, CA, 91765
#243
(909) 497-9044
Our mission to enhance the educational opportunities of students through academics, social activities and cultural awareness remain at the forefront of our organizational agenda. Our menu of services for scholars and parents is reflected in our ability to develop and implement programming that supports our mission.
Dignity and Power Now
Civic Services
Los Angeles
3655 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90007
Ste 240
dpnorg@dignityandpowernow.org
Dignity and Power Now (DPN) is a LosAngeles based grassroots organization founded in 2012 that fights for the dignity and power of all incarcerated people, their families, and communities. Our mission is to build a Black and Brown led abolitionist movement rooted in community power towards the goal of achieving transformative justice and healing justice for all incarcerated people, their families, and communities.
East Bay Housing Organizations (EBHO)
Human Services
Alameda
538 9th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
Ste 200
gloria@ebho.org
EBHO is a member-driven organization working to preserve, protect, and create affordable housing opportunities for low-income communities in the East Bay by educating, advocating, organizing, and building coalitions.
Cypress Mandela Training Center
Human Services
Alameda
977 66th Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94621
ashanks@cypressmandela.org
The Cypress Mandela Training Center is a community based organization dedicated to improving the lives of the people it serves by providing pre-apprentice construction and life skills training along with employment assistance.
East Oakland Collective
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 5382, Oakland, CA, 94605
(510) 990-0775
The East Oakland Collective (EOC) is a member-based community organizing group invested in serving the communities of deep East Oakland by working towards racial and economic equity. With programming in civic engagement and leadership, economic empowerment, neighborhood and transportation planning, and homeless services and solutions, we help amplify underserved communities from the ground up. We are committed to driving impact in the landscape, politics and economic climate of deep East Oakland.
East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative
Civic Services
Alameda
1428 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
info@ebprec.org
East Bay Permanent Real Estate Cooperative (EB PREC) is a community-centered development coop. We are a democratically run and led by People of Color. We remove land and housing from the speculative market to create permanently affordable, community-controlled homes. We are turning a racist, classist housing market into a tool that can build wealth for the groups most disenfranchised by it.
Dream Corps
Civic Services
Alameda
1611 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 600
van@dreamcorps.us
Dream Corps closes prison doors and opens doors of opportunity. We bring people together across racial, social, and partisan lines to create a future with freedom and dignity for all.
Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
248 3rd Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#737
press@hueypnewton.org
The Mission of the Dr. Huey P. Newton Foundation is to preserve and promulgate the history, ideals and legacy of the Black Panther Party and its founder Dr. Huey P. Newton. In prior years we have developed and distributed educational materials, established educational conferences and forums, and maintained and exhibited historical archives.
Dimensions Dance Theatre
Civic Services
Alameda
1428 Alice Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 308
dimensionsdance@prodigy.net
Under the artistic leadership of co-founder Deborah Vaughan DDT has become widely recognized for its presentation of both traditional dances and contemporary choreography drawn from African, Jazz, and Modern dance idioms. The diversity and inclusiveness of DDT’s repertoire is unique to the company, and has contributed greatly to its reputation for innovative dynamism. DDT has garnered national and international acclaim for its performances. The company has traveled to Nigeria, Jordan, Germany, Zimbabwe, and Cuba, and has danced throughout the United States. DDT has advanced African American dance as an art form through a series of interdisciplinary collaborations with composers, musicians and singers working in a wide variety of African and African American traditions: Hugh Masekela, the Edwin Hawkins Singers (gospel), Street Sounds (a capella spirituals and blues), Cab Calloway (jazz), Chanticleer (a capella spirituals), Omar Sosa (Cuban jazz pianist), and Anthony Brown and Fifth Stream Music.
Diamano Coura West African Dance Company
Civic Services
Alameda
1428 Alice Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 201
diamanocoura@gmail.com
Diamano Coura West African Dance Company is a nonprofit cultural organization dedicated to the preservation, education, and appreciation of traditional West African music, dance, theater, and culture. Since its inception in 1975, Diamano Coura, under Director Dr. Zak Diouf and Artistic Director Naomi Washington, has implemented its mission through ongoing workshops, performances, youth programs, touring engagements, lecture demonstrations, community outreach, and creative partnership programs with renowned artists and performing companies. In addition, Diamano Coura strives to portray West African music and dance specifically as forms not simply for entertainment or exhibition, but rather, means by which communities educate, communicate, organize, and preserve their ancestral past. Diamano Coura, in the Senegalese Wolof language, means "those who bring the message."
Dare Humanity Inc.
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 10083, Oakland, CA, 94610
(510) 629-1883
For underserved communities worldwide to achieve and sustain wellness, self-sufficiency, and entrepreneurship, to improve their quality of life. To advocate for an enhanced life for women, children and families who live in underserved and isolated communities, by fostering their development and self-determination.‚Äã‚Äã
Courageous Women Association
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#100-276
(510) 273-2412
We provide support services, economic resources, and empowerment to women and child victims and survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, prostitution & human trafficking, homelessness, addiction, & incarceration. We offer enrichment through a wide variety of programs & services designed to educate, bring awareness, and provide the necessary skills, tools, and resources to help shape and improve the quality of life that leads to wellness, recovery, and self-sufficiency. Our mission is to transform lives by providing a complete system of services designed to transition women and children out of poverty to full autonomy, through career development & placement, permanent housing, economic resources, and unlimited access to services that aid in complete healing and recovery.
Coalition of Black Excellence
Civic Services
San Mateo
204 E 2nd Avenue, San Mateo, CA, 94401
#135
infor@cbenonprofit.org
CBE is dedicated to unifying and elevating the Black community. Our collective approach to racial equity and justice focuses on the (1) nonprofits dedicated to the Black community, (2) majority owned Black businesses, and (3) Black professionals across sectors.
Coleman Advocates for Children & Youth
Youth Services
San Francisco
459 Vienna Street, San Francisco, CA, 94112
nwalker@colemanadvocates.org
Coleman currently focuses on building more effective, equitable, and supportive public schools in SanFrancisco and beyond. We believe the transformation of our educational system requires the involvement of the entire community—not just teachers, school administrators, and politicians. Our organizational model has evolved over the years and today combines the development of rigorous policy proposals and implementation plans with deep community engagement and leadership development involving youth and parents.
CodePath
Civic Services
San Francisco
665 3rd Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
#150
CodePath.org is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit increasing diversity in tech by transforming college C.S. education for underrepresented minorities and underserved populations.
Code2040
Civic Services
San Francisco
785 Market Street , San Francisco, CA, 94103
Ste 850
karla@code2040.org
Code2040 is a nonprofit activating, connecting, and mobilizing the largest racial equity community in tech to dismantle the structural barriers that prevent the full participation and leadership of Black and Latinx technologists in the innovation economy. Through events, trainings, early-career programs, and knowledge sharing, Code2040 equips Black and Latinx technologists and their allies with the tools, connections, and care they need to advocate for and achieve racial equity in the tech industry.
College Bound Programs*
Youth Services
San Diego
PO Box 720092, San Diego, CA, 92172-0092
6198237210 / collegeboundprograms@gmail.com
CPA/College Bound programs empowers scholars AND their families to navigate the educational system and have the choice of attending college. 100% of our scholars graduate from high school and have the choice of attending college while their parents learn to successfully take back control of their households while ensuring educational success for their scholars.
Community Advocates for Just and Moral Governance
Civic Services
San Diego
2760 5th Avenue, San Diego, CA, 92103
(619) 500-7720
Community Advocates for Just and Moral Governance (MoGo) promotes good governance. MoGo is committed to engaging in litigation and various forms of advocacy that will make government more just and fully accountable to all people, particularly those who have been marginalized from society.
Common Ground Theater
Civic Services
San Diego
P.O. Box 152443, San Diego, CA, 92195
cgtheatre1@gmail.com
Provide youth training as well as educational outreach activities for persons of all ages that help participants gain a deeper understanding of theatre as an art form, acquire theatre skills as a vocation or avocation, and engage in dialogue around the themes and issues raised by the playwrights in the productions on the CGT stage.
Children's Defense Fund California
Youth Services
Los Angeles
634 S Spring St , Los Angeles, CA, 90014
#500C
cdfca@childrensdefense.org
Children's Defense Fund – California believes that California’s long-term prosperity depends upon all children having the opportunity to thrive and succeed. Everyday, we champion programs and policies that ensure a level playing field for the most vulnerable children and youth in the state - focusing in particular on expanding opportunities for youth to grow up in safe neighborhoods, access comprehensive health care coverage, and be educated in positive learning environments - because their future, and ours, depends on it.
Center for the Empowerment of Families, Inc.
Human Services
Los Angeles
127 S Brand Boulevard, Glendale, CA, 91204
Ste 201
rcurry@empoweredfamily.org
We provide access to mental health with integrative arts skills to children and families in underserved communities, to prevent the affects of long term crisis and trauma impact.
Community Coalition
Civic Services
Los Angeles
8101 S. Vermont Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90044
(323) 750-9087
Community Coalition works to help transform the social and economic conditions in South LA that foster addiction, crime, violence and poverty by building a community institution that involves thousands in creating, influencing and changing public policy.
Community Housing Development Corporation
Human Services
Contra Costa
1535 Fred Jackson Way, Richmond, CA, 94801
Ste A
info@communityhdc.org
CHDC provides a broad range of affordable housing opportunities and services to enable low/moderate income residents to gain better housing and financial stability. Our unique approach to community development engages residents at the grassroots level and ensures that the whole neighborhood benefits from the affordable housing and neighborhood services provided.
Community Housing Development Corporation of North Richmond
Civic Services
Contra Costa
1535-A Fred Jackson Way, Richmond, CA, 94801
dgilmore@chdcnr.com
To create and sustain vibrant communities for low to moderate income individuals, seniors, and families by providing high-quality affordable housing, economic development and supportive services.
Community & Youth Outreach
Youth Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 19500, Oakland, CA, 94619
dmuhammad@cyoinc.org
Community & Youth Outreach (CYO) helps save lives and develop youth. On the frontlines to prevent violence and support disadvantaged young people to thrive, CYO provides outreach, mentoring, case management and support to high-risk youth and young adults in Oakland. We believe that once you establish a trusting and caring relationship, even with the very highest risk young people, you can provide them with opportunities to succeed and support them in overcoming challenges.
Cinnamon Girl Inc.
Youth Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 27411, Oakland, CA, 94602
renee@cinnamongirl.org
We are a leadership development organization, creating lifelong bonds between professionals and girls of color through programs that provide access, experiences and a global mindset, empowering girls to be the visionaries our world needs.
Choose College Educational Foundation
Youth Services
Alameda
22568 Mission Boulevard, Hayward, CA, 94541
Ste 517
robyn@rtfisher.com
We promote the benefits of pursuing higher educational opportunities beyond high school
Change for a Hundred
Youth Services
Alameda
400 Capistrano Drive, Oakland, CA, 94603
Zion@changeforahundred.org
CHANGE FOR A $100 is a paid tutoring program for honor-roll students. In this program honor-roll students will tutor other students who are struggling to achieve the honor-roll status. Not only will the tutors be reimbursed for their time, but the those struggling students will earn a check of appreciation for specific academic achievements. My mission is to increase the amount of inner-city students earning a 4.0 grade point average.
Choices for Freedom Inc
Human Services
Alameda
4123 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94611
Ste 622
nate@choicesforfreedom.org
With a vision of equitable social justice, we advocate for the rights and needs of currently and formerly incarcerated individuals, their families, and our communities impacted by mass incarceration.
ColorOfChange.org
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street , Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 100-136
rashad@colorofchange.org
Color Of Change is the nation’s largest online racial justice organization. We help people respond effectively to injustice in the world around us. As a national online force driven by 7 million members, we move decision-makers in corporations and government to create a more human and less hostile world for Black people in America.
Center For Third World Organizing
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
karissa@ctwo.org
The Center for Third World Organizing (CTWO)’s Mission is to help build and sustain a thriving racial justice movement led by communities of color.
Causa Justa: Just Cause
Civic Services
Alameda
3022 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94601
Suite 210
vanessa@cjjc.org
Causa Justa: Just Cause builds grassroots power and leadership to create strong, equitable communities. Born through mergers between Black organizations and Latino organizations, we build bridges of solidarity between working class communities. Through rights-based services, policy campaigns, civic engagement, and direct action, we improve conditions in our neighborhoods in the SanFrancisco Bay Area, and contribute to building the larger multi-racial, multi-generational movement needed for fundamental change.
CASA of San Mateo County
Youth Services
San Mateo
330 Twin Dolphin Drive, Redwood City, CA, 94065
Ste 139
nkia@casaofsanmateo.org
CASA of San Mateo County pairs children in the foster care and juvenile justice systems with community volunteers who provide one-on-one support, mentoring and advocacy in the courtroom and beyond. Our caring and dedicated CASA volunteers help children heal from trauma and access the services they need to thrive.
California Minority Counsel Program
Civic Services
San Francisco
465 California Street, San Francisco, CA, 94104
Ste 635
rwhite@cmcp.org
The California Minority Counsel Program (CMCP) is a California 501(c)(6) non-profit mutual benefit corporation, dedicated to promoting diversity in the legal profession by providing attorneys of color with access and opportunity for business and professional development. CMCP is the only state-wide organization that brings business lawyers of all races together as members and colleagues, regardless of the type of organization in which they practice, for the purpose of achieving diversity and inclusion within law firms and in-house law departments, and in the outside counsel spend of corporations and government agencies.
Booker T. Washington Community Service Center
Civic Services
San Francisco
800 Presidio Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94115
pscott@btwcsc.org
The mission of BTWCSC is to empower the lives of our neighbors by offering individuals and families the services and support they need to become self-sufficient.
Caramel Connections Foundation
Civic Services
San Bernardino
1240 W 4th Street, Ontario, CA, 91762
(909) 697-9017
Caramel Connections Foundation (CCF) connects the community through culinary arts and events.
Building Resilient Communities
Civic Services
San Bernardino
301 9Tth Street, Redlands, CA, 92374
Ste 312
info@brcus.org
Our mission is to advocate for and provide resources, tools, and education to disadvantaged and vulnerable communities to prepare for and overcome disasters. We equip families and youth, community and faith-based organizations, small businesses and government.
Blue Educational Foundation
Civic Services
San Bernardino
701 S Mt Vernon Avenue, San Bernardino , CA, 92410
(909) 685-9995
To provide educational and HumanServices programming to youth, adults and organizations in order to build healthy, productive communities.
California Black Health Network, The
Civic Services
Sacramento
520 9th Street, Sacramento, CA, 95814
Ste 100
info@cablackhealthnetwork.org
The California Black Health Network is hosting a series of town hall meeting to document the concerns of African Americans in this new era and political upheaval. Your contribution will result in a legislative guide that will promote issues that improve the health and well being of Black people.
Black Youth Leadership Project
Civic Services
Sacramento
P.O. Box 1763, Sacramento, CA, 95812
info@bylp.org
‚Äã‚ÄãFounded in 1999, (BYLP) establishes, develops, and implements educational programs for Black youth in California (and beyond) in areas of leadership development, public speaking, the legislative process, public service, cultural awareness and identity.
California Black Women's Health Project
Los Angeles
9800 S. La Cienega Blvd., Inglewood, CA, 90301
Suite 905
(310) 412-1828
The California Black Women's Health Project (CABWHP) is the only statewide, non-profit organization that is solely committed to ‚Äãimproving the health of California's 1.2 million Black women and girls through advocacy, education, outreach and policy. We focus on empowering Black women to take personal responsibility for our own health and to advocate for changes in policies that negatively affect Black women's health status.
CADRE
Family Services
Los Angeles
8410 South Broadway, Los Angeles, CA, 90003
(323) 752-9997
South LA schools that: Include and respect the cultures of their families and communities Genuinely engage parents in decision-making regardless of race, income, language, immigration status, or age Actively maintain equal power with parents who effectively hold them accountable A South LA community-based, independent, parent-led organization that makes parent power a strong, organized, and permanent force to be reckoned with: Changing the perception and treatment of South LA parent Countering racism towards South LA parents Protecting the civil and human rights of South LA parents and their families, especially their right to dignity, education, and participation
Caring by Nature
Civic Services
Los Angeles
14050 Pearl Street, Hesperia, CA, 92344
(760) 662-6519
Community engagement is at the core of our strategy. We invest heavily in supporting the development of integrated solutions and delivering reliable tools to those who need them most.
Brotherhood Crusade
Civic Services
Los Angeles
200 E. Slauson Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90011
(323) 846-1649
Brotherhood Crusade has a history of building alliances with other organizations, corporations and foundations of goodwill that are committed to and understand the tremendous need for helping our community and people grow and prosper.
Boys2Men Girls2Women
Youth Services
Fresno
4665 N First Street, Fresno, CA, 93726
info@boys2mengirls2women.org
We serve the community by assisting children between the ages of 6-18 years old in becoming productive members of society by instilling positive Spiritual, Cultural, Educational, Vocational and Social values.
Building Block for Kids Richmond
Youth Services
Contra Costa
312 9th Street, Richmond, CA, 94801
Info@bbk-richmond.org
Our programs connect the power of parents and caregivers to unearth their genius and those of their children so that we build healthy communities that are strong and connected.
Bright Futures Growth and Development Center
Youth Services
Contra Costa
1060 Manor Road, El Sobrante, CA, 94803
sayhi@brightfuturesgdc.org
Bright Futures Growth and Development Center inspires and empowers children and youth with educational excellence, positive reinforcement, and a sense of family. From its early beginnings, Bright Futures has provided personal, educational and professional development to all of our students to nourish their values, enhance their education, and foster their sense of community. We aim to inspire, providing a thorough approach of academic support, enrichment and social activities to cultivate the community leaders of tomorrow.
BLACKS IN GOVERNMENT – REGION IX COUNCIL
Civic Services
Contra Costa
P.O. Box 3962, Antioch, CA, 94531
regixbig@gmail.com
BIG has been a national response to the need for African Americans in public service to organize around issues of mutual concern and use their collective strength to confront workplace and community issues. BIG’s goals are to promote EQUITY in all aspects of American life, EXCELLENCE in public service, and OPPORTUNITY for all Americans.
Building Opportunities for Self-Sufficiency (BOSS)
Human Services
Alameda
1918 University Avenue, Berkeley, CA, 94704
Ste 2A
dfrazier@self-sufficiency.org
Our mission is to help homeless, poor, and disabled people achieve health and self-sufficiency, and to fight against the root causes of poverty and homelessness. BOSS was created in 1971 to help individuals with severe and persistent mental illness who had become displaced because of public hospital closures. Programs and services expanded over the past five decades to include services for unhoused, disabled, and low-income individuals, families, and neighborhoods in Alameda County. In 2013, executive leadership expanded the mission and began developing solutions for mass incarceration and violence in the community as unaddressed crises stemming from racially biased policies and systemic inequities.
Bonita House
Human Services
Alameda
6333 Telegraph Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94609
Ste 102
lorna@bonitahouse.org
Bonita House, Inc. (BHI) provides expert specialized services to some of society's most vulnerable members: people living with co-occurring disorders.
Carl B. Metoyer Center for Family Counseling
Health Services
Alameda
9925 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94603
Ste 6
richard.c.soublet@kp.org
Our mission is to provide a range of culturally sensitive mental HealthServices to youth and their families that include prevention, early intervention, clinical case management, and collaboration with support services in the community.
BlackOUT Collective, The
Civic Services
Alameda
1714 Franklin Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#100-245
donate@blackoutcollective.org
Before its inception, the collective's leaders worked closely with the Organization for Black Struggle as well as, TribeX, and Lifted Voices, and supported various types of civil disobedience and direct actions during this period of massive disruption, giving birth to a growing national movement. It is in this crucible of mass movement that the BlackOUT Collective was born. Since its inception, the BlackOUT collective has been driven by a vision of liberation, and guided by the decree in the struggle for Black freedom and liberation, that, “Power concedes nothing without a demand. It never did and it never will.” – Frederick Douglass
Black Girls Code
Youth Services
San Francisco
P.O. Box 640926, San Francisco, CA, 94164
kbryant@blackgirlscode.org
We build pathways for young women of color to embrace the current tech marketplace as builders and creators by introducing them to skills in computer programming and technology.
Black Futures Lab
Civic Services
San Francisco
1042 Grant Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94133
executivemanager@blackfutureslab.org
The Black Futures Lab transforms Black communities into constituencies that change the way power operates—locally, statewide and nationally. The problems facing our communities are complex—the solutions require experimentation, innovation and political power. We deserve a government that represents us, policies that improve our lives, and politics that reflect our lives.
Black Founders Startup Community
Civic Services
San Francisco
645 Harrison Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
#200
nnena@blackfounders.com
The Black Founders mission is to increase the number of successful black entrepreneurs in technology. Our goal is to create an ecosystem that stimulates tech entrepreneurship and fosters economic growth in the community. Our vision for Black Founders is to develop global programs that equip entrepreneurs, inspire innovation, and allow us to share resources and knowledge.
Black Women's Institute for Leadership Development
San Diego
P.O. Box 152452, San Diego, CA, 92195
bwildsd@gmail.com
The Black Women’s Institute for Leadership Development’s mission is to create an alliance of women of the African diaspora that provides guidance and support for a career in public service that may lead to running for elected office or leadership positions on boards and commissions.
Black Culture Foundation
Youth Services
San Bernardino
P.O. Box 7288, San Bernardino, CA, 92411
secretary@sbbcfoundation.org
The SanBernardino Black Culture Foundation is a non-profit organization, run solely by volunteers. For over 40 years we have been giving scholarships to the youth in our community to help with their college expenses. This program has helped many students achieve their goals in life, and we are glad to be a part of it. The SanBernardino Black Culture Foundation is culturally diverse and committed to the development and understanding of African – American culture. As part of that development and understanding, our organization strives to provide meaningful socio-economic and educational programs for the benefit of the community.
Black Parallel School Board
Youth Services
Sacramento
4625 44th Street, Sacramento, CA, 95820
Rm 5
(916) 484-3729
Our mission is to serve Black children. A great deal of our effort will be targeted through Sacramento City Unified School Districts because our children are primarily enrolled in schools run through or by school districts. Our principal emphasis is not the school districts themselves, but the education school districts provide for our children.We assess the quality of education afforded our children by the results.
Black Voice Foundation
Civic Services
Riverside
4290 Brockton Avenue, Riverside, CA, 92501
hardy@bvfoundation.org
FOSTER EQUITABLE, TRANSFORMATIVE CHANGE THAT CONTRIBUTES TO THRIVING, INCLUSIVE AND UNITED COMMUNITIES THAT EMBRACE DIVERSITY
Black Women for Wellness
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 292516, Los Angeles, CA, 90029
info@bwwla.com
We believe that good health is physical, spiritual, emotional, mental and financial well-being. We believe in healthy communities where Black women and girls have the ability and resources to grow strong and soar. We believe that good health involves an integration of western medicine and holistic health practices to create a better life. We believe in preventing illness through education, self-empowerment, access, appropriate treatments and interventions, and blending solutions that work for Black women and girls. We believe that the lifestyles or financial and educational status of Black women and girls must not matter in our ability to implement health decisions or access to HealthServices.
Black Girl Hockey Club
Los Angeles
1418 S. Azusa Ave , West Covina , CA, 91791
#4748
blackgirlhockeyclub@gmail.com
BGHC's mission is to make the sport of ice hockey more inclusive for Black women and their families, friends and allies.
Black Workers Center
Civic Services
Los Angeles
5350 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
info@lablackworkercenter.org
The mission of the LosAngeles Black Worker Center is to increase access to quality jobs, reduce employment discrimination, and improve industries that employ Black workers through action and unionization.
Black Business Association
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 43159, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
(323) 291-9334
Founded in 1970, the Black Business Association (BBA), headquartered in LosAngeles, the oldest active ethnic business organization in the state of California, has been committed to ensuring that African American and other diverse business owners benefit from our advocacy efforts to impact, improve and implement policy that improves access to contracting and procurement opportunities with the public and private sector, in addition to providing access to financial resources. The BBA is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Black Students of California United
Youth Services
Fresno
P.O. Box 28175, Fresno, CA, 93729
Contact@BlackStudentsCU.us
To provide California’s African American youth with the tools, education and experiences to prepare them to become fully engaged participants in the state’s civic and economic life.
Black Wellness and Prosperity Center
Health Services
Fresno
1133 S Street, Fresno, CA, 93721
559-478-5912
Our vision: No Black woman will die from a preventable childbirth related death. No Black woman will deliver a preventable premature birth. No Black baby will die from a preventable cause.
Black Teacher Project
Youth Services
Alameda
1720 Broadway, Oakland, CA, 94612
info@blackteacherproject.org
The Black Teacher Project's mission is to sustain and develop Black teachers to lead and reimagine schools as communities of liberated learning. The project's vision is that every student will benefit from the diversity, excellence, and leadership of an empowered Black teaching force.
Black Women Lawyers Association of Northern California
Alameda
P.O. Box 56671, Hayward, CA, 94545
bwlncorg@gmail.com
BWLNC provides professional, educational, social, and moral support for Black women judges, lawyers and law students in Northern California, while also remaining dedicated to active service in our surrounding communities.
Black Female Project
Alameda
2721 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, 94705
#244
Precious@BlackFemaleProject.org
BLACKFEMALEPROJECT UPLIFTS THE VOICES OF BLACK WOMEN, AFFIRMS THEIR EXPERIENCES, AND OFFERS INSIGHTS FOR ACHIEVING SELF-DEFINED SUCCESS IN THE WORKPLACE AND BEYOND.
Black Women Organized For Political Action (BWOPA)
Civic Services
Alameda
920 Peralta Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
Ste 2a
staff@bwopa.org
Black Women Organized for Political Action (BWOPA) mission is to activate, motivate, promote, support, and educate African-American women about the political process, encourage involvement, and to affirm our commitment to, and solving of, those problems affecting the African-American community.
Black Repertory Group
Civic Services
Alameda
3201 Adeline Street, Berkeley, CA, 94703
drmonavaughnscott@blackrepertorygroup.com
The Black Repertory Group's commitment to the arts and the community is the cornerstone of our background and the basis for our beginning. Our primary mission is: To perform and showcase the works of African-American playwrights. To educate, develop, and raise levels of self-esteem in youth using dramatic arts. To revitalize the individual person and hence revitalize the community .To be the breeding ground for successful and talented artist in a variety of genres with respect to the arts. To serve as a beacon of light for those who thought they had no ability to achieve and contribute to their community in a positive way. To re-invest the entertainment dollar back into our community
Black Organizing Project
Civic Services
Alameda
1035 W Grand Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94607
jackie@blackorganizingproject.org
Black Organizing Project is reviving the spirit of Oakland and the Bay Area’s Black community, through relationship building, leadership development, political education, and policy change.
Black Cultural Zone
Civic Services
Alameda
7101 Foothill Blvd, Oakland, CA, 94621
(510) 463-4687
ince 2014, the East Oakland Black Cultural Zone Collaborative Partners has worked with a coalition of residents, government agencies, churches, and grassroots organizing and community groups to help keep Black folks in East Oakland. Through our strategy of building power, securing land, and directing more dollars to community driven projects we can secure a foothold in East Oakland that finally allows our neighborhoods to thrive.
Bay Area Community Health Advisory Council (BACHAC)
Human Services
San Mateo
204 East 2nd Avenue, San Mateo, CA, 94401
Ste 720
(650) 652-3884
BACHAC’s vision is to eliminate health disparities through innovative models of health education and services across the generations and diverse communities.
Black Behaviorist Society Team
Youth Services
San Francisco
1499 Potrero Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94110
#1
gail@meadowslivingstoneschool.com
For over 30 years, Meadows-Livingstone School has specialized in educating African-American children to reach their full academic, social, emotional and creative potential. We solve Black parent’s dilemma – finding an academically challenging school that also cultivates their children’s self-respect. We build student’s strength through a holistic approach – teaching the whole child. We are a small school – fewer than 30 students – where we treat teachers, students, parents and families as valued members of a caring community.
Bayview Hunters Point Multipurpose SeniorServices, Inc.
Senior Services
San Francisco
1753 Carroll Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
cathy.davis@bhpmss.org
Imagine a community that embraces its elders – that provides housing, recreational opportunities, wellness programs and social supports. Imagine a community that respects the historical contributions of those who came before them, and celebrates their legacy. Imagine a community that understands seniors make an important contribution to friends, families and neighbors.
Black & Brown Founders
Civic Services
San Francisco
1024 Hollister Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
hello@bbfounders.co
We provide community, education, and access to Black and Latinx entrepreneurs, allowing them to launch and build tech businesses with modest resources.
Bayview Hunters Point Foundation
Civic Services
San Francisco
150 Executive Park Boulevard, San Francisco, CA, 94134
Ste 2800
info@bayviewci.org
The mission of Bayview Hunters Point Foundation for Community Improvement, Inc. (the Foundation) is to build a community that is empowered, clean, safe, and healthy.
BIPOC Support Foundation
Civic Services
San Diego
1507 E. Valley Parkway, Escondido, CA, 92027
Ste 3
info@bipocsupportfoundation.org
BIPOC Support Foundation is committed to empowering the lives and communities of Black, Indigenous and Persons of Color by providing resources, education, mentorship and economic support.
Black AIDS Institute
Health Services
Los Angeles
1833 W 8th Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90057
#200
adasuwaspellcaster@gmail.com
Our mission is to stop the AIDS epidemic in Black communities by engaging and mobilizing Black institutions and individuals in efforts to confront HIV.
Berkeley Youth Alternatives
Youth Services
Alameda
1255 Allston Way, Berkeley, CA, 94704
510-845-9010
BYA’s holistic services are designed to shift so-called “individuals at-risk” into “individuals with promise” by utilizing a continuum of care approach that emphasizes 3 core areas: Education, Health and Well-Being, and Economic Self-Sufficiency. To do this work, we create teams of diverse professionals from the fields of education, mental health, workforce development, and recreation that work collaboratively to meet the psycho-social, emotional, and economic needs of those most vulnerable in our community. We meet individuals where they are and build upon any gift, talent or ability that they possess. We inspire them to reach their full potential with staffpersons who act as coaches and mentors that help individuals captain their own ships. We believe in diversity and in delivering holistic services in a culturally competent and appropriate manner to improve the lives of children, youth, and families. We work to give voice to the voiceless and to defend the poor. We work to change the educational system, juvenile justice system, foster care system, and health care system in order to give individuals and their families’ opportunities to reach their full potential and to control their own lives and destinies. Our desire is to help children, youth, and families to enjoy their lives to the fullest while empowering the next generation and repairing the damage done to our multiple populations by the political, educational, and economic system. Ultimately, we assist those most vulnerable to live out their best lives.
Beats Rhymes and Life
Youth Services
Alameda
450 Santa Clara Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94610
rob@brl-inc.org
We exist to reduce stigma and increase access for youth of color and other marginalized youth, seeking therapeutic services. There is a general distrust of systems of care because of the lack of diversity and the lack of culturally-congruent, strength-based and youth-centered service models.
Bay Area Urban Debate League
Youth Services
Alameda
287 17th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
#201
smartin@baudl.org
The Bay Area Urban Debate League (BAUDL) works with Bay Area public school districts to make competitive policy debate available to every public high school student. BAUDL believes that debate increases student academic performance, enriches and expands their college and career opportunities, and provides the intellectual and networking tools for youth to thrive as active, responsible leaders in their communities.
Bay Area Regional Health Inequities Initiative (BARHII)
Human Services
Alameda
555 12th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
5th Floor
Info@barhii.org
It is our mission to transform public health practice for the purpose of eliminating health inequities using a broad spectrum of approaches that create healthy communities and economic prosperity for all.
Bay Area Parent Leadership Action Network (PLAN)
Family Services
Alameda
7200 Bancroft Avenue , Oakland, CA, 94619
Ste 290
pecolia@parentactionnet.org
We are a social justice organization that develops the leadership and builds the power of parents to transform schools so that all children achieve student success. We believe that students succeed when parents feel heard, respected and lead educational change.
Black Arts Movement Business District
Civic Services
Alameda
1791 11th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
wordslanger@gmail.com
To advocate, organize, create, develop, implement, foster, and ensure the thriving of BAMBD, Oakland, CA through vigilant organizing, development of infrastructure, and the creation of mechanisms for stewardship and advocacy.
Bisemi Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
3207 Lakeshore Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94610
esailama@bisemi.org
We strive to create opportunities where cultural artists lacking access to resources can come and learn from one another. In addition, we provide a number of mentoring programs and seed grating that are designed to give recipients the tools to thrive.
Beyond 12
Civic Services
Alameda
1625 CLAY Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
Ste 100
INFO@BEYOND12.ORG
A digital coaching platform that combines virtual human coaches, a campus-customized mobile app, and an AI-powered analytics engine to help first-generation students thrive in college and beyond.
Better Black
Civic Services
Alameda
1193 8th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
info@betterblack.org
“Better Black" is taking responsibility to help reform Black business in our community. Black businesses alone is a billion dollar industry that needs to be taken advantage of on a level that benefits our community directly. The time to uplift and support one another is imperative. Better Black will do just that!
Beth Eden Housing Development
Civic Services
Alameda
1100 Market Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
wbooker@mcguire.com
We believe strongly in the old hymns of the church; spirituals which maintain and keep us conscious and appreciative of our heritage while also utilizing current music which speaks to the younger generation. We provide education and scholarships for youth while also we providing affordable housing for seniors in the neighborhood around the Church.
Beth Eden Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
1183 10th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
jordanl@sfusd.edu
We believe strongly in the old hymns of the church; spirituals which maintain and keep us conscious and appreciative of our heritage while also utilizing current music which speaks to the younger generation. We provide education and scholarships for youth while also we providing affordable housing for seniors in the neighborhood around the Church.
Because Black is Still Beautiful
Civic Services
Alameda
562 14th Street, Oakland, CA, 94612
bcuzbisb@gmail.com
Dismantling perceptions, practices and policies that negatively affect criminal justice impacted Black women Because Black is Still Beautiful.
Bay Area Community Benefit Organization
Civic Services
Alameda
7901 Oakport Street , Oakland, CA, 94621
Ste 120
jenningslj@hotmail.com
The Bay Area Community Benefit Organization (BACBO), a 501c3 faith-based consortium of diverse faith groups throughout Alameda County, is one of the most influential voices in Bay Area government and economic development. As an Ecclesiastical, Community Driven Organization, BACBO works with faith-based community entities of all sizes, in the area of social service delivery and community development. Our focus is to build effective sustainable ministries that have measurable impact on improving outcomes for individuals and families in Alameda County.
American Council of Teachers Inc.
Youth Services
San Mateo
770 Coleman Avenue, Menlo Park, CA, 94025
kcage@americancouncilofteachersinc.org
To foster and promote a healthy attitude toward academics and increase academic excellence, by connecting students to teachers.
Anders and Anders Foundation
Human Services
San Francisco
1460 McKinnon Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
Ste 206
andersandanders6@yahoo.com
Anders & Anders is a 501(c) (3) foundation, established in 2006, whose mission is to break the cycle of recidivism through job training programs and through job preparedness placement opportunities.
Alonzo King’s LINES Ballet
Civic Services
San Francisco
26 Seventh Street, San Francisco, CA, 94103
5th Floor
alonzo@linesballet.org
The mission of Alonzo King LINES Ballet is to nurture artistry and the development of creative expression in dance, through collaboration, performance, and education.
BAPAC SanDiego Chapter
Civic Services
San Diego
P.O. Box 741336, San Diego, CA, 92174
support@bapacsd.org
It's our mission to work for the maximum effective representations of Black people in the political, economic, and educational systems of SanDiego County. BAPAC SD strives to provide a forum for members to identify issues, and find solutions to issues related to jobs, education, and healthcare.
Alliance for African Assistance
Civic Services
San Diego
5952 El Cajon Boulevard, San Diego, CA, 92115
(619) 286-9052
The mission of the Alliance for African Assistance is to serve refugees, immigrants, and the most vulnerable among us to become self-sufficient, productive members of the community.
Another Level for Women
San Bernardino
P.O. Box 3633, Victorville, CA, 92393
(760) 662-7515
Another Level For Women is a faith based nonprofit organization dedicated to providing financial, emotional, and educational support services for women in our community, particularly extremely low-income women with children. By alleviating the devastating aftereffects of unaddressed issues, we can help to end the cycles of family destruction that can occur throughout generations, by helping women heal.
Allies Allies
Family Services
San Bernardino
14071 Peyton Drive, Chino, CA, 91710
#3088
(909) 331-6833
Educate our community on the children's Developmental Journey using the "CDC Developmental Milestones brochures." Enlighten by sharing and screening real life example or parent struggles and triumphs. Empower by gathering and sharing resources, tool-kits and information that connect families to interventions, therapies and support.
Bay Area Black Journalist Association
Civic Services
Sacramento
1026 Florin Road, Sacramento, CA, 95831
Ste 371
infocaawef@gmail.com
We believe that the African American community deserves to have access to safe, clean, affordable drinking water and wastewater services. While most Californian take access to clean safe water for granted, in some areas, African Americans have never had access to adequate water and wastewater infrastructure. In other areas, people struggle with high water rates, poor water quality and aging infrastructure. CAAWEF believes that creating an equitable water future for African Americans in California means providing all people with access to clean safe water at a price they can afford.
Anointed Vessel Productions
Civic Services
Riverside
6700 Indiana Avenue, Riverside, CA, 92506
Ste 170
(951) 756-9162
To UNITE creative performers to provide community outreach to underserved families and at-risk populations through stage plays that are thought provoking and speaks to the day to day life circumstances; To INSPIRE our audience to have hope while responding to those circumstances. To EDUCATE our community through the experience of Arts and Culture.
Back To School Jamaica Project, Inc
Youth Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 987, Lakewood, CA, 90714
(562) 774-3292
Provides school supplies to children in Jamaica.
Anti Recidivism Coalition
Human Services
Los Angeles
787 S. Alameda Street, Los Angeles, CA, 90021
info@antirecidivism.org
The Anti-Recidivism Coalition (ARC) works to end mass incarceration in California. To ensure our communities are safe, healthy, and whole, ARC empowers formerly and currently incarcerated people to thrive by providing a support network, comprehensive reentry services, and opportunities to advocate for policy change. Through our grassroots policy advocacy, we are dedicated to transforming the criminal justice system so that it is more just and equitable for all people.
Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment
Civic Services
Los Angeles
3655 S Grand Avenue, Los Angeles, CA, 90007
Ste 250
info@calorganize.org | (510) 269-4692
The Alliance of Californians for Community Empowerment (ACCE) Action is a grassroots, member-led, statewide community organization working with more than 15,000 members across California. ACCE is dedicated to raising the voices of everyday Californians, neighborhood by neighborhood, to fight for the policies and programs we need to improve our communities and create a brighter future. Change from the bottom up: We take seriously our commitment to ground-up organizing to build a strong people’s movement that can create transformative community change. Our local neighborhood chapters and issue committees, led by ACCE Action member leaders, meet regularly to strategize and plan campaigns. Central to this work is the belief that there’s power in numbers and in collective action – ACCE Action members and their allies frequently “take to the streets” with rallies, town halls, and other actions to make their voices heard.
Bakersfield Ivy legacy Foundation
Civic Services
Kern
P.O. Box 12556, bakersfield, CA, 93389
info@bakersfieldivylegacy.org
The Mission of the Bakersfield Ivy Legacy Foundation is to collaborate with educational agencies, local businesses, non-profits and individuals to secure and manage resources for the educational, leadership and philanthropic programs of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Incorporated® Kappa Omega Omega Chapter.
Ariel Outreach Mission
Alameda
P.O. Box 5035, Oakland, CA, 94605
helpariel@yahoo.com
To help individuals and families experiencing immediate life challenges, attain shelter/housing, safety, stability and the support needed to become self-sufficient and ultimately reach sustainability. Our volunteers assist children with their homework, exercise, music, offer a safe place for kids, housing, free food, clothes, referrals to eye, dental and medical care. We also provide case management, counseling, computer training, and pre-employment training. Other areas of services include: tutoring, mentoring, computer training, arts and crafts, life skills assistance and recreational activities, on-site skills development, cooking and nutrition, vocational guidance, job placement, internship opportunities, etiquettes, creativity, and music arts.
Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay (ASEB)
Senior Services
Alameda
2320 Channing Way, Berkeley, CA, 94701
(510) 644-8292
The mission of ASEB (Alzheimer’s Services of the East Bay) is to provide services to individuals with Alzheimer’s disease and other related dementia; provide support to their caregivers, and educate and inform the general community about issues related to dementia care.
Arsola’s Distribution Center and Community Services
Human Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 5520, Oakland, CA, 94605
arsolahouse@sbcglobal.net
The mission of Arsola’s Distribution Center and Community Services is to provide safe, comfortable, stable housing and support services, to bring about social, behavioral and economic growth and advancement for individuals struggling to build a better way of life.
BANANAS, Inc.
Family Services
Alameda
5232 Claremont Avenue, Oakland, CA, 94618
kym@bananasbunch.org
Our mission is to partner with all types of families and child care providers to raise happy, confident children.
Bay Area Business Roundtable
Civic Services
Alameda
8517 Earhart Road, Oakland, CA, 94621
bernard@rttc.ccsend.com
To bring about change through the collaboration of public, private, academic, and nonprofit sectors creating sustainable solutions to social problems.
Attitudinal Healing Connection
Civic Services
Alameda
1901 Poplar Street , Oakland, CA, 94607
Ste H
amana@ahc-oakland.org
Attitudinal Healing Connection was founded in 1989 as a community-based 501(c)3 nonprofit providing opportunities for creative expression to youth, adults and families.
Anti Police-Terror Project
Civic Services
Alameda
1201 MLK , Oakland, CA, 94612
Suite 200
aptp.mhfirst.oak@gmail.com
MH First Oakland, a project of Anti Police-Terror Project, is a cutting-edge new model for non-police response to mental health crisis. The goal of MH First is to respond to mental health crises including, but not limited to, psychiatric emergencies, substance use support, and domestic violence situations that require victim extraction. The project's purpose is to interrupt and eliminate the need for law enforcement in mental health crisis first response by providing mobile peer support, de-escalation assistance, and non-punitive and life-affirming interventions, therefore decriminalizing emotional and psychological crises and decreasing the stigma around mental health, substance use, and domestic violence, while also addressing their root causes: white supremacy, capitalism, and colonialism.
African Diaspora Network
Human Services
Santa Clara
4701 Patrick Henry Drive, Santa Clara, CA, 95054
Bld 25
almaz@africandiasporanetwork.org
The mission of ADN is to sustainably serve its constituencies, marketplace, and partners. This is inextricably linked to engaging the African diaspora through an ethics of care, enhancing their well-being in their adopted homelands, and facilitating their strategic involvement in the development of Africa and the communities in which we live.
African Community Health Institute
Health Services
Santa Clara
304 N 6th Street, San Jose, CA, 95112
africachi@gmail.com
ACHI’s unique approach is to provide culturally and linguistically sensitive social support systems and services. The primary goals are: To promote physical, mental, and social well-being. To develop early coping mechanisms for any cultural shock, mental and other stress-related problems. To provide support for quick resettlement and integration to their new community. To provide prevention and intervention awareness outreach and education to reduce health disparities within the community.
African American Community Service Agency
Civic Services
Santa Clara
304 N 6th Street, San Jose, CA, 95112
milan.balinton@sjaacsa.org
It is the mission of the African American Community Service Agency to preserve the dignity and culture of a diverse African American Community, and to provide services that promote the full participation of Santa Clara County and the general society.
Alive & Free
Youth Services
San Francisco
1060 Tennessee Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
drj@stayaliveandfree.org
The “Alive & Free Prescription” works to change beliefs, attitudes, values and actions that promote violence. Alive & Free identifies and addresses Risk Factors - the actions that put young people at risk of violence - and the Commandments of Violence - symptomatic thinking that puts them at risk. The Prescription then counters them with the Rules for Living that promote positive lifestyle choices to mitigate against the onset of the disease of violence.
African Advocacy Network
Human Services
San Francisco
3106 Folsom Street, San Francisco, CA, 94110
atraore@aansf.org
To provide every African and Afro-Caribbean expat with the dignity and legal protection they deserve while easing the many cultural and legal obstacles faced by this immigrant community.
African American Tobacco Control Leadership Council
Health Services
San Francisco
390 Fourth Street, San Francisco, CA, 94107
admin@aatclc.org
We educate the public about the effects of tobacco on Black American and African Immigrant populations, the tobacco industry’s predatory marketing tactics, and the need to regulate the sale of menthol and all flavored tobacco products.
Afro Urban Society
Civic Services
San Francisco
44 Gough Street , San Francisco, CA, 94103
#201
info@afrourbansociety.com
Afro Urban Society is an incubator and presenter of Afro-Urban performing and visual arts, culture, media, and social discourse. Through original and curated arts & event production, popular arts education and cultural engagement, we ignite our communities to make meaningful connections, be inspired, and live vibrantly.
African American Shakespeare Company
Civic Services
San Francisco
762 Fulton St #306, San Francisco, CA, 94102
syoung@african-americanshakes.org
African-American Shakespeare Company was introduced in 1994 to open the realm of classic theatre to a diverse audience; and provide an opportunity and place for actors of color to hone their skills and talent in mastering some of the world’s greatest classical roles. We do this by producing work from the canon of classical theatre including Shakespeare and great American and world playwrights that is lively, entertaining and relevant.
African American Art & Culture Complex
Civic Services
San Francisco
762 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA, 94102
melorracurates@gmail.com
The African American Art & Culture Complex is a space for Black creatives to present, gather, and learn, while being a space for all to experience Black art and culture
African American Alliance Fund
Civic Services
Los Angeles
4041 MacArthur Boulevard, Newport Beach, CA, 92660
Ste 510
949.553.4202
To raise awareness about systemic racism and support programs that advance African Americans within Orange County and surrounding communities.
African American Network Of Kern County
Civic Services
Kern
P.O. Box 1215, Bakersfield, CA, 93302
(661) 817-4183
The African American Network of Kern County (AANKC) is a non-profit organization and was formed in 1990. It was the intent of the founders to create a network that would aid minority businesses and promote professionals within the community and at the same time provide services to the community at large. AANKC is composed of businesses, organizations, parents and youth who are dedicated and focused on building a better stronger community through educational events, programs or projects that are designed to educate through partnerships.
Afrikan Black Coalition (ABC)
Civic Services
Contra Costa
5472 Crenshaw Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA, 90043
#431306
oed@ablackcoalition.org
ABC is statewide organization that seeks to liberate all Afrikan people through organizing intellectual & economic resources to transform the quality of Afrikan/Black Lives. The founding members of ABC brought together student leaders from the Afrikan/Black student organizations in the UC system. Many felt that the derogatory relationship between the University and their Afrikan/Black student population was linked to historical oppression Afrikan/Black people have faced throughout the advancement of western civilization. The UC-ABC was founded to preserve the cultural traditions and political fervor of Diaspora Afrikans, within the student population of the UC Systemn
African American Family and Cultural Center
Family Services
Butte
3300 Spencer Avenue, Oroville, CA, 95965
(530) 532-1205
Empowering and Embracing African American Families and Community
Allen Temple Health & Social Services Ministry
Health Services
Alameda
8501 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94621
gcrowell@allen-temple.org
We exists to strengthen and stabilize families by assisting them to create and maintain healthy environments. We are dedicated to supporting the economically disadvantaged with education, spiritual support, and exposure to positive approaches to life.
AIDS Project of the East Bay
Health Services
Alameda
8400 Enterprise Way, Oakland, CA, 94621
Ste 118
RNewells@apeb.org
APEB’s mission is to prevent new HIV infections and to support individuals living with the virus through programs prioritizing some of the most vulnerable and marginalized individuals. The corporation seeks to provide culturally sensitive, non-judgmental, and effective services to all persons and communities in Alameda County living with and at risk for HIV infection.
African American Wellness Project
Health Services
Alameda
2940 Summit Street, Oakland, CA, 94609
drlenoir@drlenoir.com
Our mission is to improve the health of the African-American community by serving as a megaphone for trusted information that enables and encourages African Americans to better navigate the healthcare system, advocate for themselves, and receive improved care, regardless of insurance or circumstances.
Alena Museum
Civic Services
Alameda
1333 8th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
seven@alenamuseum.com
Alena Museum is a 501(c)3 nonprofit with the mission of providing critical safe spaces for the African Diaspora to express and cultivate their cultural identity in the face of gentrification.
Akonadi Foundation
Civic Services
Alameda
436 14th Street , Oakland, CA, 94612
#1417
Iris@akonadi.org
Akonadi Foundation’s mission is to support the development of powerful social change movements to eliminate structural racism.
African Scientific Institute
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 2081, Piedmont, CA, 94620
africanscientificinstitute@gmail.com
The African Scientific Institute inspires young people to pursue careers in science and technology, while simultaneously representing an interdisciplinary network of scientist, engineers, technologists, health professionals, and mathematicians. ASI provides resources and a forum for the exchange of technical information, expertise and professional development. We believe that with all of our resources, we have a particular obligation to the youth in our community. Through various programs sponsored by ASI, young people have an opportunity to learn about the possibilities and rewards of a technical profession.
African American Quilt Guild Of Oakland
Civic Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 31834, Oakland, CA, 94604
aaqgoakland@gmail.com
To preserve and continue the tradition of quilting. To promote fellowship among interested persons in all aspects of quilting. To contribute to the knowledge and appreciation of fine quilting and quilts. To sponsor and support quilting activities through regular meetings and special events with the community.
ABEN: A Black Education Network
Youth Services
Santa Clara
P.O. Box 3134, San Jose, CA, 95156
abenwisdom@aben4ace.org
At ABEN, we seek to work with partners who are committed to moving toward the provision of African-centered education — to the degree possible within any given environment.
100 Black Men of Silicon Valley
Youth Services
Santa Clara
1101 S Winchester Boulevard, San Jose, CA, 95128
100bmsvc@gmail.com
The mission of the 100 Black Men of Silicon Valley, Inc. is to improve the quality of life within our communities, and enhance educational and economic opportunities for our youth and other diverse groups
/dev/color
Civic Services
San Mateo
Address 1, Menlo Park, CA, 94026
#1242
info@devcolor.org
To empower Black software engineers to help one another grow into industry leaders.
3rd Street Youth Center & Clinic
Youth Services
San Francisco
1728 Bancroft Avenue, San Francisco, CA, 94124
joi@3rdstyouth.org
To help youth, ages 12-24, from Bayview Hunters Point (BVHP) make healthy and safe decisions that improve their physical, emotional, and social health, empowering them to become successful, contributing adults.
100% College Prep
Youth Services
San Francisco
1201 Mendell Street, San Francisco, CA, 94124
diane@100collegeprep.org
Our mission is to create a cadre of college and career ready students from SanFrancisco's underserved communities to begin and complete post-secondary education or vocational training.
4 Kids Worldwide
Youth Services
San Bernardino
13395 San Marcos Place, Chino, CA, 91710
(909) 627-9435
Our mission is to provide athletic/academic/mentor services to enhance our student-athletes, especially those living in economically deprived areas.
A Greater Hope
Family Services
San Bernardino
14344 Cajon Avenue, Victorville, CA, 92392
Ste 102
info@aghope.org
A Greater Hope is a nationally accredited, community-based organization serving hundreds of at-risk adults, vulnerable children and heroic resource (foster) families each year. Greater Hope provides a continuum of care that includes Child Abuse Prevention and Treatment, Foster Care, Supervised Visitation, Adoption Services, and a full scope of Counseling and Behavioral HealthServices. Our goal is that every client, from a 38 year old single man to 3 day old twin baby girls, finds A Greater Hope.
A CORE Solution
Civic Services
San Bernardino
14318 California Avenue, Victorville, CA, 92392
Ste 106
(760) 563-6767
aCORE Solution was formed in 2014 by four career driven women who purposed in their hearts to make a difference in their community. They saw the day to day struggle of the single mother, the single father, the broken home and the forgotten teenager. Their goal was to create a safe nurturing environment where people could come to re-discover themselves through grace, assistance, education and above all else LOVE. They are adults that have found, by choice or by force, situations that are beyond their control. aCORE Solution is looking to fight against the GIANTS in our lives like hunger, homelessness, hopelessness, poverty in mind, body, and spirit. How will we fight? With financial assistance through partnerships and donations; through education and empowerment; but most importantly, We will fight through coaching and mentorship with the commitment to transform lives and teach them to be the blessing that the Creator intended for them to be.
100 Black Men of Inland Empire
Youth Services
Riverside
9327 Fairway View Place, Rancho Cucamonga, CA, 91730
100bmie@gmail.com
The 100 BMIE is known for reaching back and giving back. It is an organization who administers the four for the future pillars which are Health and Wellness, Education, Economic Empowerment, and Mentoring in the Inland Empire communities. 100 BMIE also creates opportunities for the youth it serves to discover and explore their unique gifts and talents.
A New Day Foundation
Youth Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 56718, Sherman Oaks, CA, 91413
Info@ANewDayFoundation.net
The foundations mission is to provide financial and programmatic support toward the empowerment and education of underserved youth; provide capacity building pro bono services to assist small/grassroots non-profits; and to provide general support services in underserved communities.
A NEW WAY OF LIFE REENTRY PROJECT
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 875288, Los Angeles, CA, 90087
info@anewwayoflife.rog
Our mission is to advance multi-dimensional solutions to the effects of incarceration
A Future Superhero and Friends
Health Services
Los Angeles
4470 Atlantic Avenue, Long Beach, CA, 90807
#7843
562-999-1304
To provide essential supportive services, emergency services, and diversion to animals,elderly,houseless, veterans, men, women, disabled, ill and children.
Advancement Project
Civic Services
Los Angeles
P.O. Box 39347, Los Angeles, CA, 90039
213-989-1300
Rooted in the great human rights struggles for equality and justice, Advancement Project exists to fulfill America's promise of a caring, inclusive, and just democracy.
Advance Peace
Civic Services
Contra Costa
440 Civic Center Plaza, Richmond, CA, 94804
devone@advancepeace.org
Advance Peace interrupts gun violence in Black and brown communities by providing developmental and healing-centered supports and opportunities to individuals at the center of lethal firearm offenses.
A Safe Place
Alameda
P.O. Box 23006, Oakland, CA, 94623
crussell@asafeplace.org
Our mission at A Safe Place is to decrease domestic violence by providing victims, survivors, and their children with a safe shelter and resources to break the cycle of violence through outreach and education to at-risk populations and diverse communities.
&mother
Alameda
2342 Shattuck Avenue, Berkeley, CA, 94704
#192
molly@andmother.org
We envision a culture where motherhood is not a limiting factor in how women succeed professionally or personally. Where women can openly express their needs and receive support without retribution. We envision a working world where mothers are supported as leaders and sought after as employees. Where the value of mothers in the workforce has become intrinsic such that new structural norms facilitate the needs of the modern family. We envision a society at gender parity — a society that is healthier and more productive because it values the contributions of women, with or without children.
4Cs of Alameda County
Family Services
Alameda
22351 City Center Dr, Hayward, CA, 94541
reneeh@4c-alameda.org
We provide access to affordable, quality child care and essential needs by connecting families and providers to a wide network of family-focused resources, financial assistance programs, and community partners.
1000 Mothers
Family Services
Alameda
P.O. Box 781, Hayward, CA, 94543
mothers1000@aol.com
1000 Mothers to Prevent Violence Mission is to ease the traumatic impact of violence on homicide and crime victim-survivors by providing ongoing compassionate support & services.
ACCE Institute
Civic Services
Alameda
2501 International Boulevard, Oakland, CA, 94601
Ste D
clivingston@calorganize.org
The mission of the ACCE Institute is to improve the lives of California's traditionally underserved residents, including communities of color, low-income and working families, and the undocumented population, by carrying out work that fosters deep, indigenous leadership development, policy creation, robust civic participation, and broad community empowerment.
100 Black Men of the Bay Area
Civic Services
Alameda
1632 12th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
mnadhiri@axisdevgroup.com
The mission of the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area is to improve the quality of life within the Bay Area and beyond, by advancing the social, economic, health, and educational progress of African Americans. We focus on the low to moderate income community, and offer programming and resources to support wise financial, health and lifestyle choices that can lead to family-sustaining wages and long-term career and life success. Our motto, “What They See Is What They’ll Be” refers to a “lead by example” approach that resonates with our youth who often lack the exposure or positive behavior modeling from caring and successful African American men.
100 Black Men of the Bay Area
Civic Services
Alameda
1633 12th Street, Oakland, CA, 94607
mnadhiri@axisdevgroup.com
The mission of the 100 Black Men of the Bay Area is to improve the quality of life within the Bay Area and beyond, by advancing the social, economic, health, and educational progress of African Americans. We focus on the low to moderate income community, and offer programming and resources to support wise financial, health and lifestyle choices that can lead to family-sustaining wages and long-term career and life success. Our motto, “What They See Is What They’ll Be” refers to a “lead by example” approach that resonates with our youth who often lack the exposure or positive behavior modeling from caring and successful African American men.
