• Promotion of Business (Chambers of Commerce)

• 82.

Human Resources Association of the California Central Coast

Human Resources Association of the Central Coast HRCC is a network of local Human Resource Professionals, students and company managers who are responsible for personnel functions in their organizations.

• Minority Rights

• 83.

Hispanic 100 Policy Committee Inc

THE HISPANIC 100 POLICY COMMITTEE, INC.

The California State University Alumni Council, Inc.

The California State University is the nation’s largest and most diverse four-year university, empowering students to become leaders in the changing workforce.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 85.

American Federation of Teachers

The American Federation of Teachers, Local 1493 represents the faculty of the SMCCCD at: College of San Mateo, Skyline & Cañada College.

• Community Health Systems

• 86.

California Society for Healthcare Risk Management

TO ADVANCE THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OF HEALTHCARE RISK MANAGEMENT AND OF THE RISK MANAGER.

• Labor Unions/Organizations

• 87.

Central Labor Council Afl Cio San Bernardino & Riverside Countie

PROVIDE EDUCATION, SUPPORT, AND ADVOCATE FOR BETTER WORKING CONDITIONS, SUCH AS BETTER PAY, HEALTH CARE AND RETIREMENT, FAIR SCHEDULING, SICK DAYS, AND TRAINING OPPORTUNITIES.

• Alliance/Advocacy Organizations

• 88.

Marin Intergroup 2020

24HOUR HELPLINE 415 6741821 Habla Espaol.

• Minority Rights

• 89.

Organization of Chinese-Americans Inc

OCA San Mateo non profit Embracing the hopes and aspirationsof all Asian Pacific Americans since 1973 Embracing the hopes and aspirations of allAsian Pacific Americans since 1973 Embracing the hopes and aspirations of all Asian Pacific Americans since 1973 Business Lunar New Year Poster in Pink Red Gold Playful Handcrafted Style 1 Established in 1987 the OCA San Mateo Chapter is one of the four chapters in the Bay Area and one of the seven chapters in California.

Mexican Cultural Center of Northern California

The MCCNC's mission is to enrich the Sacramento and Northern California communities through education, entertainment and outreach activities that preserve Mexican heritage by fostering the cultural, artistic and historical legacy of Mexico.