Social Service Organizations

San Francisco nonprofit offering free social programs and volunteer companionship for isolated older adults.

Community-led snow leopard conservation and stewardship, with programs supporting wildlife and mountain communities.

Futures Without Violence develops programs and resources focused on safety, health, and economic opportunity.

An Indianapolis nonprofit advancing community development through housing and equitable financing initiatives.

Provides shelter, transitional housing, and rapid re-housing for families experiencing or at risk of homelessness.

A child and family service offering opportunities for children with special needs to play, learn, and socialize.

Social, recreational, wellness, and community programs for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Greater Charlotte.

A nonprofit supporting education and neurodiverse learners, with programs for children in underserved communities.

San Jose community service club offering local projects, health screenings and humanitarian efforts.

A veterans' organization that serves veterans, military members, their families, and the community through events and advocacy.

A San Jose veterans post of the American Legion, holding monthly meetings and accepting eligible members.

Community organizing, leadership development, early education, and economic opportunity programs in San Jose's Mayfair neighborhood.

Fort Worth nonprofit pet food bank supplying local agencies that support pet owners facing financial hardship.

Homebuyer education, financial fitness classes, down payment assistance, and affordable housing programs in Fort Worth.

A Jacksonville community and social services organization supporting families affected by homicide.

Jacksonville nonprofit providing one-to-one youth mentoring and opportunities to support local children.

A Jacksonville nonprofit that helps military-connected people prepare for civilian careers.

Dallas ministry offering residential support and practical services for formerly incarcerated mothers and their children.