For more than four decades, Saint John’s Program for Real Change has offered a lifeline to women and children facing homelessness in Sacramento, battling a crisis fueled by systemic obstacles and personal trauma.

The SMUD Museum of Science and Curiosity (MOSAC) is an immersive science center and community gathering space dedicated to learning. Its mission is to make science accessible to all and encourage sparks
of creativity that last a lifetime. 

KidsFirst Counseling & Family Resource Centers in Roseville and Auburn offer free bilingual education and resources for local children, young adults, parents and families. These include parenting classes, health and wellness programs, crisis phone lines, financial literacy classes, support groups and counseling at low or no cost. 

NonProfits United (NPU), a Sacramento-based organization, stands as a pillar of support for hundreds of nonprofits across California, offering essential pooled insurance that helps social service organizations stay focused on serving their communities, even amid uncertainty in the commercial insurance market.

In Old Sacramento, history lives not only in its cobblestone streets or century-old facades, but also in the voices of the people who call the region home.

Shriners Children’s Northern California is the Sacramento region’s only freestanding children’s hospital providing highly specialized care for patients requiring treatment for a broad range of orthopedic and neuro-musculoskeletal conditions, burns and traumatic injuries.

Established in 1992 by Judge Patrick Riley, CASA El Dorado
has been providing support, empowerment and a voice for
abused, neglected at-risk community youth and families for
over 30 years. The heart of their program is the Court Appointed
Special Advocate (CASA), a specially trained and supervised

The FUTURE Foundation of Sacramento is a nonprofit that provides scholarships to high-achieving students from at-risk backgrounds who are first-in-family to attend college. Future Foundation awards five-year scholarships of $5000 per year, totaling $25,000.

With regional roots back to 1933, Goodwill Industries of
Sacramento Valley and Northern Nevada today has
39 locations and nearly 2,000 employees across their
territory. This nonprofit employment social enterprise’s mission is to
help people with disadvantages achieve self-sufficiency.

Established in 1989, KidsFirst treats and prevents child abuse and neglect through education, advocacy and counseling to empower and strengthen children and families. Programs target the most vulnerable children, families and neighborhoods with a vision that all children live in safe, healthy and nurturing homes.