Forward From Here

Provides arts, leadership, mental health, and wellness programs for youth in Richmond and West Contra Costa County in a safe, youth-centered space.

Provides San Francisco public school students with access to academic support, family resources, wellness services, and after-school programs through district programs.

Connects San Jose youth to workforce development, career exploration, mentoring, and leadership programs through a city-wide network of community partners.

Provides youth programs, sports, after-school care, fitness, and community programs for individuals and families at YMCA locations throughout the Bay Area.

Provides youth development, aquatics, fitness, and community programs at YMCA branches in San Francisco with financial assistance available for those in need.

Empowers youth through spoken word, poetry, and creative writing programs that build communication skills, confidence, and leadership in young people across the Bay Area.

Provides a 50% discount on single-ride fares for low-income adults on all major Bay Area transit systems including VTA, BART, Muni, Caltrain, AC Transit, and more.

Develops, preserves, and manages affordable housing for low-income individuals and families across Santa Clara County.

Provides high-quality, affordable primary and preventive care including immunizations, behavioral health, and reproductive health for low-income community members.

Provides assistive technology services, a device lending library, and digital access support for people with disabilities in Santa Clara County.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food distribution, clothing, and basic needs support to low-income individuals and families in Santa Clara County facing immediate hardship.

Provides regional rail service across the Bay Area with a 50% Clipper START discount for low-income adults, youth discounts, and a Means-Based Fare program for Medi-Cal recipients.

Offers 24/7 mental health and substance use crisis support, referrals, and treatment services for Santa Clara County residents of all ages.

Provides bus and light rail service throughout Santa Clara County with reduced fares for low-income adults through the Clipper START program, and free rides for paratransit-eligible riders.

Provides commuter rail service between San Francisco and San Jose with Clipper START 50% discounts for low-income adults and reduced youth fares.

Connects high-achieving, low-income high school students with volunteer mentors and college counselors to help them access and succeed at selective colleges.

Provides mentoring, academic support, college preparation, and career counseling to Black youth in the Bay Area through a structured, long-term program focused on higher education.

Matches underserved youth in the Bay Area with trained volunteer mentors through community-based and school-based programs focused on confidence, resilience, and academic success.

Offers a wide range of community support services including housing, food assistance, mental health, and senior services for Santa Clara County residents.

Serves thousands of hot, nutritious meals daily and distributes groceries throughout Santa Clara and San Mateo counties at no cost.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food, and support services to low-income individuals, families, and veterans in the Sunnyvale area of Santa Clara County.

Provides food, clothing, and emergency financial assistance along with tools and resources for self-sufficiency to Santa Clara County residents.

Helps San José and Santa Clara County residents get connected online at home through affordable internet, devices, and digital skills training.

Provides free groceries to over 3,000 families, seniors, and students in Santa Clara County every week on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Provides free, confidential mental health care coordination connecting Santa Clara County residents to licensed providers regardless of insurance status.

Provides free primary healthcare to homeless individuals, migrant workers, and those without health insurance through a drop-in clinic and mobile healthcare van.

Administers Santa Clara County's Homelessness Prevention System, providing financial assistance and services to low-income households at risk of losing their housing.

Provides free legal services to low-income Santa Clara County residents with a focus on housing rights, fair housing, children and youth advocacy, and mental health legal assistance.

Provides rental assistance vouchers to low-income households, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities throughout Santa Clara County.

Provides paid professional mentors who commit to working with the same youth from kindergarten through high school graduation — 12+ years — regardless of circumstances.

Provides free education, support groups, peer mentoring, and a helpline for individuals and families living with mental health conditions.

Provides mentoring, legal education, and leadership programs for youth ages 11–25 impacted by the justice system across four Bay Area counties and San Francisco.

Matches children and youth ages 5–18 with caring adult volunteer mentors for ongoing one-to-one relationships that support academic success, confidence, and personal growth.

Provides bus, light rail, and cable car service throughout San Francisco with a Lifeline Pass program for low-income residents and 50% Clipper START discounts.

Provides free public computer access, Wi-Fi, digital literacy training, and online learning resources at library branches across Santa Clara County.

Provides free one-on-one financial coaching, credit building, debt reduction, and workforce support to help low-income families achieve lasting financial stability.

Provides low-income high school seniors with paid corporate internships, professional mentoring, and career development skills to launch careers in tech and business.

Supports foster youth ages 16–24 in Santa Clara County with housing, employment, education, and life skills to successfully transition to independence.

Provides housing, mental health care, crisis support, and youth development services to nearly 5,000 children, youth, and families in Santa Clara County.

Provides free civil legal services, walk-in clinics, and advocacy for low-income immigrants, refugees, and communities of color across the Bay Area.

Provides free fair housing counseling, tenant-landlord dispute resolution, and housing discrimination investigation across San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

Provides counseling, crisis prevention, and school-based mental health services to children, youth, and families throughout San Mateo County.

Offers a free 16-week pre-apprenticeship program in green construction trades for Bay Area adults 18 and older, including job placement support.

Provides peer support groups, grief therapy, and an annual overnight bereavement camp for children, teens, and families grieving a death, with services also available in Spanish.

Awards college scholarships to students who have experienced the death of a parent or legal guardian, based on an essay or video describing the loss's impact.

Provides school clothing, educational support, and community assistance programs for children and families in need in Contra Costa County.

Offers college preparation, mentoring, and pathway programs for high school students from underrepresented backgrounds to support access to higher education.

Provides free college financial aid advising and coaching to help low-income students understand, access, and maximize financial aid so cost does not prevent college completion.

Connects youth and young adults in Alameda County to career readiness programs, job training, internships, and workforce pathway support.

Supports students and youth in Contra Costa County with career and technical education, opportunity youth programs, and workforce readiness initiatives.

Helps first-generation college graduates overcome underemployment through peer mentorship, professional development, and career coaching in tech and finance.

Provides free job placement, career coaching, resume help, and workforce training for adults and job seekers in Santa Clara County.

Provides job readiness training, paid internships, and employment support for youth and young adults in Oakland and the East Bay facing barriers to work.

Offers free job training, career development, and employment placement in high-demand fields for low-income adults on the San Francisco Peninsula.

Provides Catholic high school students with professional work study experience through paid corporate internships that fund their college-preparatory education.

Teaches coding and tech skills to low-income young adults in San Francisco, connecting them to tech industry careers and economic mobility.

Supports students and school partners in Santa Clara County with educator career pathways, workforce development, and career technical education programs.

Connects Contra Costa County job seekers and families to workforce services, benefits, and employment programs that support economic stability.

Helps formerly incarcerated individuals and low-income adults in the East Bay gain job skills, find employment, and build financial stability through wraparound services.

Connects college students and recent graduates to internship and job opportunities at thousands of employers, with tools for career exploration and professional development.

Provides job training, career coaching, and employment placement support for adults, immigrants, and career changers in the Bay Area to help them find meaningful work.

Offers workforce development, job readiness, and career support for adults seeking employment or career advancement in the Bay Area.

Provides youth ages 14–21 in San Mateo County with paid internships, job training, and career exploration opportunities through county workforce programs.

Supports youth, families, and education partners in Marin County with college readiness, career pathways, and community support programs.

Provides free career coaching, job search support, training, and workforce resources for adults and job seekers in Santa Clara County.

Offers job training, career coaching, and employment support for low-income adults in Contra Costa County to help them secure stable employment.

Provides tuition-free tech training in IT, cybersecurity, and software development for adults from underrepresented communities, with job placement support.

Helps youth and young adults explore career paths through interviews with working professionals, roadtrip experiences, and digital career discovery tools.

Offers health career scholarships to Santa Clara County students pursuing degrees in nursing, social work, and other health-related fields.

Connects youth to paid internships and public service work experience through a City of San Francisco partnership focused on government and community careers.

Provides workforce development, job training, and career support programs for youth ages 14–24 in San Francisco to help them build skills and secure employment.

Provides young adults in San Jose with paid conservation and environmental job training, career development, and workforce readiness programs.

Provides adults in San Francisco with access to workforce development programs, job training, and employment support through the city's workforce system.

Helps immigrant and refugee professionals rebuild their careers in the U.S. through job coaching, employer connections, and professional development support.

Provides low-income young adults with 6 months of technical and professional skills training followed by a 6-month corporate internship and job placement support.

Provides financial counseling, emergency assistance, and resource navigation to help low-income individuals and families in Sonoma County manage financial challenges.

Offers free and low-cost credit counseling, debt management plans, and financial education to help individuals and families in the Bay Area manage debt and improve their credit.

Provides free one-on-one financial coaching, credit building, tax preparation, and employment support to help low-income families in Oakland achieve financial stability.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food, housing support, and social services to low-income individuals and families in San Mateo County.

Provides free tax preparation (VITA), financial coaching, and asset-building programs to help low-income Santa Clara County residents improve their financial stability and build long-term savings.

Connects Fremont and Alameda County residents to financial empowerment resources including SparkPoint coaching, benefits enrollment, and community support services.

Provides emergency shelter, housing, financial coaching, and wraparound services to help homeless and low-income individuals in Silicon Valley regain stability.

Helps low-income adults build credit and access financial products through zero-interest lending circles, ITIN loans, and financial education programs.

Provides free financial coaching, credit counseling, homebuyer education, and small business support to help adults achieve financial dignity and independence.

Provides need-based scholarships, mentorship, and enrichment for under-resourced Bay Area students to attend college-prep high schools.

Provides free digital literacy training, one-on-one coaching, and internet/device access support for underserved Bay Area residents, including seniors and non-English speakers.

Administers more than 35 donor-advised scholarship funds for Sonoma County students pursuing higher education, in partnership with 10,000 Degrees.

Uses entrepreneurship education to build career skills, communication, and confidence in middle and high school students from under-resourced Bay Area communities.

Provides high-quality, accessible primary medical and dental care to Solano County residents through four clinics in Fairfield, Vacaville, and Vallejo, plus mobile care vans.

Provides peer support groups and individual grief therapy for children, teens, young adults, and caregivers coping with the death of a significant family member, on a sliding scale.

Connects Bay Area residents to free tax preparation (VITA), financial coaching, benefits screening, and SparkPoint financial empowerment centers.

Offers free financial literacy workshops, FAFSA assistance, and student financial support programs to help students and community members manage money and access aid.

Distributes millions of pounds of nutritious food through a network of 300+ partner agencies serving individuals and families facing food insecurity in Alameda County.

Provides free, nutritious food to Napa County residents experiencing food insecurity through a network of pantries, mobile distribution, and partner programs.

Distributes free groceries and food to individuals and families facing hunger in San Francisco and Marin counties through pantries and community distribution sites.

Provides free food, grocery distribution, and hunger relief programs to individuals and families in Sonoma and surrounding North Bay counties.

Provides free food and grocery assistance to individuals and families experiencing hunger in Contra Costa and Solano Counties through pantries and mobile distribution.

Distributes free food and groceries to individuals and families in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties through food distribution events and a network of nonprofit partners.

Provides food, shelter, and emergency support services to homeless and low-income individuals and families in San Mateo County.

Provides affordable primary, preventive, and behavioral healthcare to uninsured and low-income individuals and families in Sonoma County regardless of ability to pay.

Delivers comprehensive primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services to uninsured and Medi-Cal patients in Napa County, regardless of ability to pay.

Provides affordable primary, dental, and behavioral health care to uninsured and underserved patients in Marin County, with multilingual staff and a sliding fee scale.

Provides reproductive healthcare, STI testing, birth control, cancer screenings, and primary care to individuals regardless of income or insurance status.

Develops and manages affordable housing units and provides supportive housing services to low-income individuals and families in Santa Clara County.

Provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, and stability services to homeless families with children in San Francisco, helping them move into stable housing.

Connects Daly City residents to affordable housing resources, rental assistance programs, and housing support services available in San Mateo County.

Leads Santa Clara County's effort to prevent and end homelessness by coordinating housing resources, rental assistance, and support services for individuals at risk.

Provides emergency shelter, transitional housing, and support services to homeless individuals and families in Marin County to help them move into stable permanent housing.

Provides outreach, housing placement, rental assistance, and supportive services to chronically homeless individuals and families in the Bay Area.

Connects Oakland residents to affordable housing resources, rental assistance, anti-displacement programs, and tenant rights support through city housing services.

Provides affordable housing and Section 8 rental assistance vouchers to low-income individuals, seniors, and families in Richmond and West Contra Costa County.

Provides comprehensive services to people experiencing homelessness in Marin County, including housing case management, medical care, food, and mental health support.

Provides free legal services to low-income residents of the East Bay in areas including housing, immigration, family law, consumer rights, and public benefits.

Provides free legal services to low-income communities in the East Bay, focusing on immigration, housing, employment rights, and family law with bilingual staff.

Provides free immigration legal representation and advocacy to individuals facing deportation or seeking asylum in the Bay Area, with a focus on underserved communities.

Provides 24/7 crisis counseling, suicide prevention support, and referrals by phone to anyone in Alameda County experiencing emotional distress or mental health crisis.

Provides culturally responsive mental health, substance use, and family support services to Asian Americans and underserved communities in Santa Clara County.

Provides mental health counseling, crisis support, and family services for youth and families in Contra Costa County through a network of community-based programs.

Provides free tech training in IT support, cybersecurity, and cloud computing for young adults and veterans, with job placement support and industry certifications.

Provides free peer-led mental health education, support groups, and advocacy for individuals and families living with mental illness in the Bay Area.

Provides free peer-led education, support groups, and a warmline for individuals and families navigating mental health challenges in Sonoma County.

Provides culturally competent mental health, substance use, and community wellness programs for underserved residents in San Francisco, including immigrants and seniors.

Helps low-income individuals and families access affordable internet service and low-cost computers to close the digital divide across the U.S.

Provides low-cost refurbished computers and free internet access to low-income individuals and nonprofits, helping bridge the digital divide.

Provides low-cost refurbished computers and affordable internet plans to income-qualified individuals to support digital inclusion.

Offers reduced fare transit programs and Clipper START discount passes for low-income riders in the East Bay, making public transportation more affordable.

Provides after-school programs, academic support, sports, arts, and leadership development for youth on the San Francisco Peninsula to help them reach their full potential.

Provides safe after-school environments, mentoring, academic help, and youth development programs for young people in the Bay Area.

Provides intensive mental health, special education, and family support services to children and families with complex behavioral health needs across the Bay Area.

Provides family education, parent engagement, and youth empowerment programs to help Latino families in the East Bay support their children's education and development.

Free construction pre-apprenticeship training and job placement support for adults facing barriers to employment in the trades.

Offers free door-through-door rides from volunteer drivers for Contra Costa County seniors and veterans who cannot drive themselves.

Provides free job search assistance, skills training, and career coaching for job seekers in Solano County through two Employment Connection centers.

Prepares first-generation Marin County high school students for college through mentoring, health career training, and college access support.

Offers individual grief counseling and an eight-week facilitated bereavement support group for anyone coping with the death of a loved one, regardless of age, faith, or relationship to the deceased.

Provides arts, leadership, mental health, and wellness programs for youth in Richmond and West Contra Costa County in a safe, youth-centered space.

Provides San Francisco public school students with access to academic support, family resources, wellness services, and after-school programs through district programs.

Connects San Jose youth to workforce development, career exploration, mentoring, and leadership programs through a city-wide network of community partners.

Provides youth programs, sports, after-school care, fitness, and community programs for individuals and families at YMCA locations throughout the Bay Area.

Provides youth development, aquatics, fitness, and community programs at YMCA branches in San Francisco with financial assistance available for those in need.

Empowers youth through spoken word, poetry, and creative writing programs that build communication skills, confidence, and leadership in young people across the Bay Area.

Provides a 50% discount on single-ride fares for low-income adults on all major Bay Area transit systems including VTA, BART, Muni, Caltrain, AC Transit, and more.

Develops, preserves, and manages affordable housing for low-income individuals and families across Santa Clara County.

Provides high-quality, affordable primary and preventive care including immunizations, behavioral health, and reproductive health for low-income community members.

Provides assistive technology services, a device lending library, and digital access support for people with disabilities in Santa Clara County.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food distribution, clothing, and basic needs support to low-income individuals and families in Santa Clara County facing immediate hardship.

Provides regional rail service across the Bay Area with a 50% Clipper START discount for low-income adults, youth discounts, and a Means-Based Fare program for Medi-Cal recipients.

Offers 24/7 mental health and substance use crisis support, referrals, and treatment services for Santa Clara County residents of all ages.

Provides bus and light rail service throughout Santa Clara County with reduced fares for low-income adults through the Clipper START program, and free rides for paratransit-eligible riders.

Provides commuter rail service between San Francisco and San Jose with Clipper START 50% discounts for low-income adults and reduced youth fares.

Connects high-achieving, low-income high school students with volunteer mentors and college counselors to help them access and succeed at selective colleges.

Provides mentoring, academic support, college preparation, and career counseling to Black youth in the Bay Area through a structured, long-term program focused on higher education.

Matches underserved youth in the Bay Area with trained volunteer mentors through community-based and school-based programs focused on confidence, resilience, and academic success.

Offers a wide range of community support services including housing, food assistance, mental health, and senior services for Santa Clara County residents.

Serves thousands of hot, nutritious meals daily and distributes groceries throughout Santa Clara and San Mateo counties at no cost.

Provides emergency financial assistance, food, and support services to low-income individuals, families, and veterans in the Sunnyvale area of Santa Clara County.

Provides food, clothing, and emergency financial assistance along with tools and resources for self-sufficiency to Santa Clara County residents.

Helps San José and Santa Clara County residents get connected online at home through affordable internet, devices, and digital skills training.

Provides free groceries to over 3,000 families, seniors, and students in Santa Clara County every week on Wednesdays and Thursdays.

Provides free, confidential mental health care coordination connecting Santa Clara County residents to licensed providers regardless of insurance status.

Provides free primary healthcare to homeless individuals, migrant workers, and those without health insurance through a drop-in clinic and mobile healthcare van.

Administers Santa Clara County's Homelessness Prevention System, providing financial assistance and services to low-income households at risk of losing their housing.

Provides free legal services to low-income Santa Clara County residents with a focus on housing rights, fair housing, children and youth advocacy, and mental health legal assistance.

Provides rental assistance vouchers to low-income households, seniors, veterans, and people with disabilities throughout Santa Clara County.

Provides paid professional mentors who commit to working with the same youth from kindergarten through high school graduation — 12+ years — regardless of circumstances.

Provides free education, support groups, peer mentoring, and a helpline for individuals and families living with mental health conditions.

Provides mentoring, legal education, and leadership programs for youth ages 11–25 impacted by the justice system across four Bay Area counties and San Francisco.

Matches children and youth ages 5–18 with caring adult volunteer mentors for ongoing one-to-one relationships that support academic success, confidence, and personal growth.

Provides bus, light rail, and cable car service throughout San Francisco with a Lifeline Pass program for low-income residents and 50% Clipper START discounts.

Provides free public computer access, Wi-Fi, digital literacy training, and online learning resources at library branches across Santa Clara County.

Provides free one-on-one financial coaching, credit building, debt reduction, and workforce support to help low-income families achieve lasting financial stability.

Provides low-income high school seniors with paid corporate internships, professional mentoring, and career development skills to launch careers in tech and business.

Supports foster youth ages 16–24 in Santa Clara County with housing, employment, education, and life skills to successfully transition to independence.

Provides housing, mental health care, crisis support, and youth development services to nearly 5,000 children, youth, and families in Santa Clara County.

Provides free civil legal services, walk-in clinics, and advocacy for low-income immigrants, refugees, and communities of color across the Bay Area.

Provides free fair housing counseling, tenant-landlord dispute resolution, and housing discrimination investigation across San Mateo and Santa Clara counties.

Provides counseling, crisis prevention, and school-based mental health services to children, youth, and families throughout San Mateo County.

Offers a free 16-week pre-apprenticeship program in green construction trades for Bay Area adults 18 and older, including job placement support.

Provides peer support groups, grief therapy, and an annual overnight bereavement camp for children, teens, and families grieving a death, with services also available in Spanish.

Awards college scholarships to students who have experienced the death of a parent or legal guardian, based on an essay or video describing the loss's impact.