Hospice Giving Foundation is an independent grant-making foundation exclusively focused on end-of-life care and preparedness. Unaffiliated with a direct patient care provider, Hospice Giving Foundation is the primary funder of a spectrum of qualified nonprofit agencies that deliver compassionate end-of-life care in Monterey and San Benito Counties. Since 1997, Hospice Giving Foundation has awarded grants totaling almost $31 million. Through our community education, professional education, and end-of-life resources, Hospice Giving Foundation provides a platform for the conversation about death and dying to increase people’s understanding, acceptance, and preparedness. Understanding that each of us may find some approaches more accessible than others, Hospice Giving Foundation’s outreach programming employs varied methods, including workshops, talks, dinner conversations, online tools, and creative media. HG Foundation serves the community by investing in service providers and relevant community education to ensure needed services are available throughout our community; for all in our community. Hospice Giving Foundation’s singular focus gives our communities a unique and valuable resource. Through our philanthropy programs we strive for highest donor satisfaction and are careful stewards of donor funds. Under the leadership and fiduciary guidance of our Board of Directors, HG Foundation is sustained by strategic investments, carefully disbursement of funds, and by being responsive to the changing healthcare landscape.

Del Mesa Carmel is a consumer services company based out of 500 Del Mesa Carmel, Carmel, California, United States.

California Young World is an education management company based out of 1110 Fairwood Ave, Sunnyvale, California, United States.

Stanford Theatre Foundation is a higher education company based out of 1015 N Cahuenga Blvd, Los Angeles, California, United States.

WSRCA is dedicated to promoting professionalism by providing leadership for the benefit of its members. The success of each member is continually enhanced by providing: -Industry education, specific to the western United States -A forum for information exchange -A means for industry problem identification and resolution -Regular communications through newsletter and trade publications -An industry liaison between manufacturers and contractors -An annual convention and trade show, the Western Roofing Expo -The pursuit of the highest industry standards for the West

San Jose Police Officers Assn is a public relations and communications company based out of 1151 N 4th St, San Jose, California, United States.

Organic Farming Research Foundation (OFRF) is a non-profit organization founded in 1990 with the goal of advancing organic agriculture through scientific research. As a leading champion of organic farmers across the U.S., OFRF works to foster the improvement and widespread adoption of organic farming systems by cultivating organic research, education, and federal policies that bring more farmers and acreage into organic production. Through these efforts, OFRF is creating a more resilient and sustainable agricultural system that values healthy environments and healthy people. OFRF grants have lasting impacts on organic farming knowledge and the lives of farmers and researchers. We regularly survey organic farmers about their challenges and information needs, and use their feedback to define research funding priorities. One unique facet of OFRF grant projects is close collaboration between farmers and researchers. Overall, OFRF grant funding has advanced scientific knowledge and improved the practices, ecological sustainability, and economic prosperity of organic farming. OFRF grants have played a crucial role in advancing the careers of young scientists, enabling them to leverage significant additional funding. OFRF works to ensure that policymakers are informed about organic farming issues and farmer needs by advocating for programs that support organic producers. We are currently engaged in a grassroots effort to support passage of H.R. 2436 – The Organic Agriculture Research Act, which would increase funding for the Organic Research and Extension Initiative (OREI) and make it part of the permanent Farm Bill budget (aka “the baseline”). OREI has a solid track record of delivering quality research and education about organic systems. The results of OREI-funded research have had impacts well beyond the organic community in areas such as soil health and seed breeding. Sign up for our monthly online newsletter at ofrf.org to receive the latest news and learn how you can get involved.

The Catholic Community Foundation develops, acquires and distributes funds that provide support to parish, educational, religious, charitable and other organizations. Follow us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/TheCatholicCommunityFoundation #catholicphilanthropy #donoradvisedfunds #endowments

The Santa Clara County Medical Association is a non-profit, professional association representing physicians and their patients in all modes of practice and specialties, including medical students and residents. Mission: It is the mission of the Santa Clara County Medical Association to act collectively for its members by promoting: • Excellence in the provision of quality, ethical health care; • The health of our community; • Physicians'​ personal, social, and professional integrity and well-being; and • The common goals of similar organizations.

TRANSFORMING THE BAY WITH CHRIST is a civic & social organization company based out of 125 E CAMPBELL AVE, Campbell, California, United States.

Since 1989, Rebuilding Together Peninsula (RTP) has provided repair and renovation services for our most vulnerable homeowners and community facilities, throughout San Mateo County and northern Santa Clara County. We address critical safety improvements, ensuring safe and healthy housing for those most in need. In partnership with community sponsors and their volunteer teams, RTP makes approximately 130 homes safer and more livable each year. Visit or website through the link below to learn more about us and our programs, and how to apply for service or to support our work.

SVCN leads our network to advocate and impact government systems. To achieve results, we work in partnership with our nonprofit network, local foundations, and others in our community to shine a light on many issues facing clients in our community. SVCN engages in education, takes formal positions and speaks out on issues that might impact the funding of health services to clients. We focus on: · Economic strength: To increase nonprofit influence on budget development and funding decisions to maintain and increase funding levels for the health and human service nonprofit sector. · Policy strength: To increase the recognition of the value of nonprofit health and human service agencies. · Leadership development: To develop leadership within the health and human service sector who are proactive spokespersons with a united, influential voice · Communication Strength: Through our research, data collection, email alerts and communication with the SVCN network we are positioned to represent the collective voice of the nonprofit sector at key policy making arenas. · Partnerships and Collaborations: SVCN collaborates and develops partnerships to strengthen the nonprofit sector.