Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc.

Chautauqua Opportunities, Inc is leading the fight against poverty through an Asset Based Service Approach With a mission to alleviate poverty through mobilizing resources and creating partnerships to promote empowerment, economic independence, and opportunities, COI was incorporated in 1965 under the auspices of the Economic Opportunity Act of 1964.

Save Our Heritage Organisation

Preservation and education of San Diego County's historic resources by preserving links to the past, and conserving community identity for the future.

• Human Service Organizations

• 5619.

Operation Community Outreach

OCO supports families in the GISD area with our HOME Initiative, walking with them from homelessness Operation Community Outreach Planting seeds of hope one family at a time Home Our Story H.

• Senior Centers/Services

• 5620.

Berkeley Senior Sevices

BERKELEY SENIOR SERVICES MISSION IS TO OFFER A NETWORK OF SERVICES ENABLING SENIORS TO REMAIN INDEPENDENT, PARTICIPATING MEMBERS OF OUR COMMUNITY.

San Fernando Valley Historical Society Inc

FREE Local history museum located in the 2nd oldest home in the City of Los Angeles • Open Mondays 10 am~4pm, Sundays 1~4 pm.

Quad Cities Community Foundation

We work to be your most trusted resource for community generosity.

• Parks and Playgrounds

• 5623.

Friends of Collier Park and the Collier Park Logging Museum Inc

With your support and the support of the community Friends of Collier Park Logging Museum look forward to continuing to raise funds for park projects, historical renovations and new park facilities.

• Animal Related Activities N.E.C.

• 5624.

Sacramento Shelter Pets Alive Inc

SSPA (formerly PB SOC) is a nonprofit that aims to improve the welfare of & serve as a safety net for shelter pets.

• Youth Development Programs

• 5625.

San Francisco Fire Youth Academy

Committed to the Equal Treatment of Minority Firefighters Committed to the Equal Treatment of Minority Firefighters The San Francisco Black Firefighters Association SFBFA was founded in 1972 with the steadfast determination to support and retain African American fire service professionals within the San Francisco Fire Department and to recruit individuals interested in a career in fire service.