George Mark ChildrenÕs House, located in San Leandro, California, focuses on quality of life and continuity of care for children with illnesses that modern healthcare cannot yet cure, or for those who have chronic medical conditions.
Girls Inc. of the Island City empowers ethnically and economically diverse girls aged 6-18 through research-based programming, offering a safe space for mentoring relationships and skill development, including STEM, literacy, health and leadership. They serve over 600 girls annually, with sliding fee scales and collaborations, and also run Alameda Island Kids, a licensed childcare service […]
The mission of Give One Dollar a Day is to help ease the financial burden of children and families affected by illness, poverty or isolation through ongoing community giving.
Goat Hall Productions is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization of singers/actors, composers and writers passionate about contemporary opera and new music theater. They are dedicated to producing works that reflect and define the world around us in all its diversity while shining a light on the human spirit.
The Good Energy Project, Inc. (“Good Energy Stories”) is a nonprofit story consultancy for the age of climate change. Funded in 2019 by Anna Jane Joyner, they support TV and film creators in telling wildly entertaining stories that honestly reflect the world we live in nowÑa world thatÕs in a climate crisis.
Goodwill ~ Redwood EmpireÕs mission is Changing Lives and Strengthening Communities through the Dignity and Power of Work. They serve individuals with disadvantaging barriers in the search for and retention of employment.
To support 5th grade expenses/needs for their year end activities and promotion.
Genesis Community Development Corporation provides educational, vocational and cultural enrichment programs for children, youths and adults, resulting in personal improvement and life transformation.
Goodwill breaks the cycle of poverty through the power of work. Their training and career pathways provide a bridge to employment for thousands of people struggling to build workforce skills, confidence and self-sufficiency.
To support Oakland LeafÕs After-School literacy programs.
