The Hearst Foundations

The Archer School for Girls provides a learning environment that develops girls into purpose-driven leaders of the future.

Mercy Medical Center Merced Foundation is a non profit healthcare service provider.

Chabot Space & Science Center, a Smithsonian affiliate, and Bay Area Certified Green Business, is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit interactive science center whose mission is to inspire and educate students of all ages about Planet Earth and the Universe. Founded in 1883, the Center is located at 10000 Skyline Blvd. just off Highway 13 in the Oakland hills.

BADM offers venues for exhibitions, events, training camps, activities, and education programs for kids. Their exhibition provides playful learning experiences, and that includes cardboard city, iceless skating, paint my ride, how things work, gumnut grove, mud kitchen, and more.

French Hospital Medical Center Foundation is a healthcare wellness center. They provide individual and family services, daycare, assisted living facilities, and fundraising.

Children's Hospital Los Angeles (CHLA) is a nonprofit pediatric care facility established in 1901, recognized for its exceptional clinical services. It has earned the distinction of being the best children's hospital on the West Coast and ranks among the top five in the nation according to U.S. News & World Report. CHLA is dedicated to providing comprehensive healthcare to children and is home to The Saban Research Institute, one of the largest and most productive pediatric research centers in the United States. Through its commitment to clinical excellence and research, CHLA plays a vital role in advancing pediatric medicine and improving health outcomes for children.

California Pacific Medical Center (CPMC) is one of California's largest private, not-for-profit academic medical centers and serves as a tertiary referral center within the Sutter Health network. Located in San Francisco, CPMC offers a comprehensive range of services, including acute, post-acute, and outpatient care, as well as home care, hospice services, and health education. The center is dedicated to enhancing community well-being through compassionate healthcare and innovative medical education, supported by its Research Institute. In addition to traditional medical services, CPMC provides disease counseling, family support, and wellness treatments. The institution is deeply committed to community engagement, offering education and financial support in underserved areas. CPMC has a rich history of service, being comprised of four of the oldest hospitals in San Francisco, and is focused on providing a continuum of care for individuals at every stage of life. The California Pacific Medical Center Foundation, established in 1980, plays a key role in developing philanthropic resources to support the medical center's mission.

Wildlife Conservation Network is a wildlife environmental services company.

Summer Search aims to help low-income students across the country rise to their potential and become beacons of change in their communities. The organization has partnered with high schools, community-based organizations, and families to provide mentoring and experiential opportunities, and expand college support services for students from low-income backgrounds. Summer Search was founded in 1990 and is based in San Francisco, California.

Children's Institute offers education, youth programs, counselling, parenting, and advocacy services to strengthen the community.

Larkin Street Services offers outreach, shelter, housing, health, wellness, education, and job services to young people who are homeless or at danger of becoming homeless. They link young adults to a variety of services aimed at assisting young people in acquiring the information and skills necessary for adulthood. Instead of temporarily halting homelessness for people in our care, their goal is to permanently put an end to it.

PRIDE Industries create jobs for people with disabilities.

New Teacher Center is a national non-profit organization focused on enhancing student learning by improving the effectiveness of new teachers and school leaders. The organization collaborates with schools, districts, state policymakers, and educators nationwide to develop and implement induction programs that align with district learning objectives. By providing support and guidance to new educators, New Teacher Center aims to foster a new generation of teachers who are better equipped to meet the needs of their students, ultimately contributing to improved educational outcomes.

Grail Family Services is to partner with families, schools and communities to promote children’s success and well-being.

Safe & Sound is a non-profit organization that works towards the prevention of child abuse and its negative impact.

Get Lit - Words Ignite combines classical and spoken word poetry to promote teen literacy on the page and in visual media. Their aim is to inspire a sense of social consciousness in diverse communities.

Cottage Health offers emergency care, urgent care, and professional healthcare services.

Scripps Health is a private, nonprofit integrated health system based in San Diego, California, dedicated to delivering high-quality medical care to patients and their families. The organization operates top-ranked hospitals and offers a range of services, including preventive care and wellness screenings tailored to various life stages. Additionally, the Scripps Health Foundation supports these efforts through philanthropic initiatives, ensuring the sustainability of quality patient care in the San Diego area.

Alzheimer's Los Angeles provides free care and support in Los Angeles County for those with Alzheimer's or other dementia and their families.

The Gladstone Institutes is an independent nonprofit life science research organization located in San Francisco, California. Established in 1979, it focuses on utilizing innovative science and technology to address various diseases. The organization is renowned for its groundbreaking research in heart disease, HIV, and Alzheimer's disease, positioning itself at the forefront of biomedical and technological advancements in the San Francisco Bay Area. The management of its endowment fund is overseen by an executive team dedicated to furthering the institute's mission of overcoming disease through scientific discovery.

Proton Treatment and Research Center provides development and treatment of proton radiation therapy for quality patient care. Their treatment continues to improve the quality of life for men with prostate cancer through dedicated research and cutting-edge proton radiation therapy.

The University of California’s Merced campus believes that encouraging learning, discovery and engagement are key to producing students who are successful in their future. This research campus also seeks to tie nature to learning, demonstrated by its aim to become the greenest campus in the country. The university offers a variety of academics with nearly 20 undergraduate majors like Literature and Cultures, Physics and Sociology. There are also over 20 minors available, as well as a handful of options for graduate studies. Admissions require that students have completed the required ACT Plus Writing Test or the SAT Reasoning Test. A 3.0 GPA or better is also required. The admissions policy reviews not only these numbers, but other academic accomplishments, any demonstrated leadership potential or service, academic participation, talents, experiences and interests. Tuition for any university can be costly, but the University of California—Merced offers financial aid in grants, federal and private loans, need- or merit-based scholarships and work-study. To apply for financial aid, students should submit a FAFSA, complete the University of California Application of Admissions and Scholarships and the Cal Grant GPA Verification form. With over 100 clubs and organizations at the University of California—Merced, student life is always active. And, with Yosemite National park just a couple of hours from campus, students have many opportunities for relaxation and exploration beyond the classroom.

Our seven programs provide services to more than 3,500 parents and children each year, 50% of whom are under age 18. Of our 80+ staff members, 57% are people of color, 73% are women, and more than 20% have been homeless and bring firsthand knowledge to their work with clients.

Blue Sky Sustainable Living Center they supports entrepreneurs and building a regional creative and economic resources.

Library Foundation of Los Angeles provides critical support to the Los Angeles Public Library resulting in free programs, resources, and services available to the millions of adults, children, and youth of Los Angeles.