• Fund-Raising Organizations that Cross Categories (includes Community Funds/Trusts and Federated Giving Programs) e.g. United Way

Sjwc Employees Community Fund Inc

Our community helping your community since 2004 San Jose Water recognizes the necessity and responsibility to support nonprofit organizations throughout the community.

• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

Carea Inc

The Chinese American Real Estate Association (CAREA) is a nonprofit tax-exempt 501(C)(6) organization promote the social and economic wellbeing Welcome to CHINESE AMERICAN REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATION CAREA CAREA is a nonprofit taxexempt 501c6 organization established to promote the social and economic wellbeing and further the professional image of ChineseAmericans who are engaged in the field of real estate.

• Public Health Programs

Global Health Bridge Inc

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• Theater

San Jose Musical Theater

San Jose Musical Theater is a nonprofit community theatre company specializing in live musical theatre productions and concerts.

National Association of Consumer Bankruptcy Attorneys Inc

TO ADVOCATE FOR THE RIGHTS OF CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY DEBTORS AND ASSISTING THE NEEDS OF CONSUMER BANKRUPTCY DEBTOR ATTORNEYS.

• Parks and Playgrounds

Guadalupe River Park Conservancy

We promote community leadership for the active-use & development of San Jose's Guadalupe River Park, where people connect with nature and each other.

• Education N.E.C.

San Jose Credit Union

The mission of San Jose Credit Union is to provide high level financial services & superior service in order to meet the individual needs of all of our members.

• Homeless Services/Centers

Hope for Outdoor People

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• Foster Care

Santa Clara Foster & Adoptive Parents Association

PROVIDES RESOURCES AND ADVOCATES FOR THE NEEDS OF FOSTER AND ADOPTIVE FAMILIES IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY.

• Arts Education/Schools

Arthouse Studio

ArtHouse provides educational Activities to Title I schools where children from low-income families make up at least 40 percent of enrollment.