William Wallace is a company based out of 2 Hunterston Rd, West Kilbride, United Kingdom.

National CORE’s mission is to provide award-winning affordable housing paired with best-practice social service programs tailored to help families move toward self-sufficiency and ultimately to home ownership. Over more than two decades, CORE has built and renovated needed housing for tens of thousands of people. Our Hope through Housing Foundation has provided more than two million hours of service that better the lives of our very youngest to our most senior residents. It is that commitment that sets National CORE apart. With a staff of approximately 400 employees, National CORE serves more than 25,000 family and senior residents in more than 80 affordable housing communities developed in partnership with state and local governments, nonprofits and the business community. With $850 million in assets under management, and projects in California, Texas, Florida and Arkansas, National CORE plans further expansion to support development of healthy communities for low-income families and seniors nationally. National CORE created the Hope through Housing Foundation in order to provide high-quality services on site within our developments for our residents to improve their lives and their communities. HOPE strives to meet or exceed nationally recognized benchmarks and best practices for its programs. At CORE, we transform lives and communities. See a list of all our open positions at www.nationalcore.org/about-us/employment/

Haynes Family of Programs provides specialized treatment and educational services to children with special needs relating to emotional development, autism, Asperger’s Disorder, learning disabilities, neglect and abandonment. It was founded in October 1946 by LeRoy Haynes, a former chaplain at the Fred Nellis Youth Authority in Whittier, as a way to help many of the troubled boys he served through intervention and treatment in a home-like setting. The group home facility has grown from its initial 10 residents to six cottages, each housing 12 children. Mental health treatment services are provided to every resident. The Haynes Education Center, a non-public school founded in 1989 as a companion to the group home facility, initially provided schooling to the children of what was formerly LeRoy Boys Home. It has grown to serve not only the children who live on campus but the community as a whole, accepting children (boys and girls) from 14 school districts throughout Southern California. Credentialed teachers working in a highly structured environment address curriculum as well as learning disabilities including autism, emotional challenges and developmental disabilities. The entire facility serves 350 to 400 children annually through its three basic programs — residential, Haynes Education Center and mental health. Our Mission: Our mission is to strengthen the mind and spirit of children with emotional problems, special learning difficulties and developmental needs by providing specialized programs in a nurturing, caring and therapeutic environment.

LOMA LINDA VETERANS ASSOCIATION FOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION is a non profit organization management company based out of Calle Laguna del Marquesado Nª 19, Nave 16 Edificio Adriana 1ª Planta, Polígono Industrial La Resina (Villaverde), Madrid, Community of Madrid, Spain.

For over 100 years we have been providing hope, transforming lives and empowering children, youth, and families through culturally diverse services that foster emotional, educational, spiritual, and identity development. We have a successful track record of providing more than 1,700 clients annually a comprehensive range of services. We provide a residentially-based program, a foster family agency, adoption assistance, mental health services, treatment for learning disabilities, a transitional living program, and school- and community-based education and programs. Additionally, we also have a chemical dependency program that is certified by the State of California for residents who are recovering from substance abuse. David & Margaret Youth and Family Services does not discriminate on the basis of actual or perceived race, ethnic group identification, color, sex, religion, sexual preference, gender identity, marital status, national origins or ancestry, and HIV status (pursuant to the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as amended [42 USCA, Section 2000D], and Executive Order No. 11246, September 24, 1965, as amended and Title 22) in employment and in the admission and access to any of its services, programs, and/or activities. In addition, the agency complies with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) of 1990 (42 U.S.C. 1202 et seq.) which prohibits discrimination on the basis of disability (mental or physical) in employment and in the admission and access to its services, programs, and/or activities. See our Social Media Policy here https://bit.ly/DMpolicy20

Community Action Partnership of Riverside County is officially designated to address poverty with a comprehensive set of strategies that range from crisis management to financial security to capacity building for families and communities.

Founded in 1995, The Wildlands Conservancy (TWC) is dedicated to preserving the beauty and biodiversity of the earth and providing programs so that children may know the wonder and joy of nature. In working to achieve this mission, TWC has established the largest nonprofit nature preserve system in California, comprised of 22 preserves encompassing 178,000 acres of diverse mountain, valley, desert, river, and coastal landscapes. These preserves are open to the public free of charge for passive recreation, including camping, hiking, picnicking, birding, and more. In late 2021, The Wildlands Conservancy took the bold step to expand its model of stewardship and free public access into additional western states with the acquisition of the 30,000-acre Cherry Creek Ranch, now Enchanted Rocks Preserve. Ultimately, saving our treasured landscapes from development means educating and instilling a love for nature in future generations. For this reason, TWC is also the state’s nonprofit leader in providing free outdoor education opportunities for California youth. Through these programs and our reverent stewardship of preserves—visited by more than 1.5 million people per year—we foster a love and respect for life in all of its magnificent forms.

We're non-profit that monitors and reports on business practices. Our mission is to promote and encourage business self regulation. We accomplish that mission by assisting consumers in resolving disputes and complaints against businesses and using that information along with other data to predict the future behavior and reliability of businesses.

Inland Empire Community Foundation is the oldest and largest community foundation in Inland Southern California (Riverside and San Bernardino Counties). Established in 1941, IECF stewards more than $100 million in assets and provides college scholarships and grants to nonprofit organizations across the two-county region and beyond. Since its founding, the Foundation has awarded more than $100 million to support programs that strengthen the community. For more information visit IECF's website at www.iegives.org. Be a part of our conversation on Facebook, Twitter and LinkedIn.

SBPEA represents government and agency employees within San Bernardino County

Humane America Animal Foundation’s vision is a world that is more humane, and our mission is to create, implement, and promote innovative and effective programs that have significant and measurable benefits for animals and people.

Mission Statement Unite people, ideas, and resources to empower our community and improve lives. Vision Statement An equitable and just community, an extraordinary place to live, learn, work, and grow. Inland Southern California United Way Inland Southern California United Way (ISCUW) has served the region since 1931. We unite people, ideas, and resources to empower our community and improve lives. We envision an equitable and just community, an extraordinary place to live, learn, work, and grow. ISCUW’s service region includes the majority of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. ISCUW conducts grantmaking and designated giving efforts, workplace campaigns and corporate volunteer engagements, and engages in advocacy focused on health, housing, education, and financial stability policy change. ISCUW provides impactful messaging, strong financial systems, and leadership for Inland Southern California 211+. Inland Southern California 211+ (ISC211+) is a subsidiary of Inland Southern California United Way and serves more than 300,000 households each year representing about 750,000 people across the entirety of Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. Established in 2005, the ISC211+ Contact Center answers over 200,000 calls per year for health and human service needs including and not limited to housing, utilities, food, healthcare, employment, childcare, social service resources, veteran services, transportation, and crisis intervention. In addition to operating specialty call lines for COVID-19 information and vaccine appointments, ISC211+ offers 48 in-house programs, curates a database of more than 1,500 agencies and 3,000 health and human service programs, and conducts data analysis for on-the-ground real-time community needs. Our largest programs are the ISC211+ Contact Center, Rent Relief Assistance, Coordinated-Entry System, and multiple initiatives and partnerships for employment, reentry, youth, families, seniors, and more.