Bay Equity is a full-service retail mortgage lender. Founded in the heart of San Francisco’s financial district in 2007, the company recently moved to new corporate headquarters in Corte Madera, CA. Bay Equity Home Loans is currently licensed in 48 states and DC and is expanding across the nation with retail branches in 27 states. Bay Equity is family operated. The company is a long time supporter of the Warrior Foundation-Freedom Station, donating a portion of the proceeds from each FHA and VA loan funded. Bay Equity has hired accomplished mortgage and financial professionals at all levels and has proudly assembled a highly experienced staff of corporate executives and operations professionals. Bay Equity has a great culture, full agency approval (Fannie, Freddie, Ginnie), a robust marketing platform, exceptional IT and HR support and is looking for top mortgage professionals and branches to join the team. For more information contact Casey McGovern, [email protected] Bay Equity LLC, NMLS #76988. www.bayequityhomeloans.com http://www.nmlsconsumeraccess.org/EntityDetails.aspx/COMPANY/76988

Marin Community Foundation is a leading philanthropic organization that mobilizes the power of community and the resources of philanthropy to advance equity for people, places, and the planet. Since our establishment in 1987, we have worked collaboratively with nonprofit partners and donors to build a better future for Marin County, the greater San Francisco Bay Area, and communities around the globe. We are among the top ten largest community foundations in the country, with more than 800 charitable funds totaling $3 billion in assets. Through our strategic grantmaking, community partnerships, advocacy, impact investing, and pursuit of new ideas, we work collaboratively to develop solutions to the most critical issues of our time.

The San Francisco Estuary Institute (SFEI-ASC) is one of California’s premier environmental science organizations. Our mission: provide scientific support and tools for planning, designing, and decision-making. We conduct independent research to assess and improve the health of the waters, wetlands, wildlife and landscapes of San Francisco Bay, California, and beyond. Our skilled scientists and technology experts provide data and tools that empower government, community, and industry to implement cost-effective solutions for complex environmental challenges. We have three primary programs – Clean Water, Resilient Landscapes, and Environmental Informatics – that together bridge the divide between decline and adaptation.

Paradise Valley Estates is a fully-accredited, five-star, Continuing Care Retirement Community (CCRC) in Fairfield, CA. Our team members enjoy comprehensive benefits and competitive wages in a beautiful, professional workplace with friendly coworkers. We are an equal opportunity employer. We offer: • A friendly, secure, and welcoming community for our residents and team members. • Employment in Northern California’s premier CCRC. • A very competitive salary and benefits package. • Various shift and on-call availabilities. • Educational assistance/scholarships. Our drug-free workplace requires pre-employment screening, including a criminal background check. For questions about a specific position, please call 1.707.207.7834 or email [email protected]

Working at the George Lucas Educational Foundation means collaborating with a small, creative team that is passionate about transforming K-12 education. Our headquarters, nestled in the mountains of Marin County, California, promotes a casual and creative work environment. Our staff members are excellent at what they do, ready to learn more, and open to trying new ways of doing things in order to best deliver on the Foundation’s mission.

At Marin Humane, we transform lives. It might be a small transformation, like a family that adopts its first four-legged friend. Or it could be big — like a child with autism coming out of his shell after participating in our Jumping for Joy program or a frightened dog who learns to trust people again after a life of neglect. We shelter animals in need, healing them when they’re sick and finding forever homes when they’re ready. We help more than 10,000 domestic animals and wildlife each year through rescue, adoptions, foster care, behavior and training, humane education, pet assistance for people in need, lost-and-found pet services, low-cost clinics, and more. We’re also responsible for 24/7 animal protection and rescue in Marin County, California. This means we are responsible for upholding county and municipal animal services ordinances through a decades-long contract with the County. Our Animal Services Officers stop abuse and neglect, reunite lost pets with their worried families, and rescue injured wildlife. A 2008 grand jury report praised Marin Humane’s dual role as animal services and nonprofit animal shelter. The report concluded that Marin Humane “is an important community asset, and the citizens, pets, and wildlife of Marin are better off for it.” We’re a local, independent organization and not a chapter or affiliate of any national organization. Your support of Marin Humane directly helps animals and the people who love them right in your community.

Candid is a nonprofit that provides the most comprehensive data and insights about the social sector. Every year, millions of nonprofits spend trillions of dollars around the world. We find out where that money comes from, where it goes, and why it matters. Through research, collaboration, and training, Candid connects people who want to change the world to the resources they need to do it. Find out more at candid.org Candid is an equal opportunity employer that is committed to inclusion and diversity. Visit candid.org to learn more.

At Making Waves, we are committed to educational equity. Making Waves Education Foundation is a Bay Area nonprofit that supports Making Waves Academy – a public charter school with more than 1,100 5th through 12th grade students – and leads college and career programming with more than 500 college students.​ ​ Knowing the opportunities that come with a college degree, we partner with historically underrepresented and underserved students to help make college affordable and graduation attainable. Centering the journeys of our students, our personalized approach includes college and career coaching, scholarships, and financial planning.​ ​ Our alumni network includes more than 600 college graduates, who earn their degrees and land jobs at more than twice the rate of their first-generation, low-income peers, with 84% graduating debt-free.

The CETF mission: close the Digital Divide in California by accelerating the deployment and adoption of broadband and other advanced communications services to unserved and underserved communities. CETF is a unique organization in the nation—no other state has a non-profit with a primary mission to close the Digital Divide by addressing the challenges of both “supply” and “demand” to increase the use of technologies enabled by ubiquitous high-speed Internet access. A vital catalyst, CETF brings diverse stakeholders together—elected officials and policymakers, regional and local civic leaders, community-based organizations (CBOs) and broadband providers—to address the challenges and many facets of the Digital Divide collectively. CETF concluded the first 10 years of operation in 2017 and published the Decade Report (www.cetfund.org). The Progress Report 2020 charts a course the new 5-Year Strategic Plan to achieve Digital Equity and documents accomplishments through 2020. Overall CETF 5 year Goals A hallmark of CETF is a disciplined focus on outcomes and accountability for results. The 5-Year Strategic Plan continues a focus on aggressive Overall Goals to achieve at least: • 98% Deployment in Each Region • 90% Adoption Statewide CETF also strives to build capacity in other public and private institutions to incorporate Digital Inclusion policies and practices into their ongoing operations and programs. This is called “institutionalization” so that Digital Equity is “rooted” into the organizational culture and actively pursued by all public agencies and major organizations that serve large numbers of low-income households and other disadvantaged populations. Metrics for Success • Reach Overall Goal of 98% deployment and 90% adoption • Digital Inclusion incorporated into public policy with active leadership to implement. • Institutionalized capacity in existing institutions and agencies with embedded practice in anchor institutions to assist clients with bro

Founded in 1979 by attorneys active in shaping the emerging field of animal law, the Animal Legal Defense Fund blazes the trail for stronger enforcement of anti-cruelty laws and more humane treatment of animals in every corner of American life. The Animal Legal Defense Fund is the nation’s preeminent legal advocacy organization for animals. The organization's mission is to protect the lives and advance the interests of animals through the legal system. To accomplish this mission, the Animal Legal Defense Fund files high-impact lawsuits to protect animals from harm, provides free legal assistance and training to prosecutors, supports tough animal protection legislation and fights harmful legislation, and provides resources and opportunities to law students and professionals to advance the emerging field of animal law. To learn more about the Animal Legal Defense Fund please visit aldf.org.

Established as a nonprofit in 1976, on land leased from Point Reyes National Seashore in Bolinas, California, Commonweal hosts more than 40 programs in the areas it champions: health & healing, environment & justice, and arts & education.

Cultural Homestay International (CHI) is a non-profit educational organization founded in 1980 by Tom and Lilka Areton to promote international understanding and goodwill through people-to-people exchanges. We believe that the best way to build bridges of friendship and trust among people is to experience directly each others'​ customs, languages and values. To live, study or work together leads to a transformational experience of acceptance and genuine affection. Young people who live with Americans as a family member, participate in the local community, or train in an American business open their minds to the values of volunteering, democracy and freedom. CHI aspires to share the benefits of cultural interchange with the many nations of the earth in the deeply held conviction that such exchanges ultimately contribute to a more prosperous and peaceful world. Visit our Website: www.chinet.org Visit our Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/culturalhomestayinternational Visit our Twitter Page: www.twitter.com/CHI_News Visit our Blog: http://chinet.org/blog/