This Time, Donations May Not Be Enough
This time will be different. Nonprofits tend to survive recessions, albeit with considerable tenacity. Today, however, a lot of them directly or indirectly receive government funding for their services. Many of their donors work in public service and companies that support it. As funding for USAID and other large public programs is being cut, nonprofits are losing revenue that donations alone cannot easily replace.
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Shriners Children’s Northern California
A One-Stop Medical Center
Since the building that houses Shriners Children’s Northern California is directly across the street from the UC Davis Medical Center on Stockton Boulevard, it may be tempting to believe that Shriners Children’s is a branch medical office.
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Meristem
Empowering Adults With Autism To Find Independence And Success
Meristem prepares young adults who are on the autism spectrum or neurodiverse to build a strong sense of self, develop enhanced social capacity and create lives of increased social and economic independence. Founded in 2015, the organization is celebrating 10 years of its innovative, life-changing work.
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Hope Cooperative
Resilience, Connection, Transformation
Resilience, connection, transformation. At Hope Cooperative, these are not just values — they’re a promise. For more than four decades, this Sacramento-based nonprofit has helped individuals and families overcome homelessness, mental illness and substance use challenges by offering supportive housing and compassionate, trauma-informed services.
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Junior Achievement of Sacramento
Financial Education For All: Junior Achievement Leads The Way!
Junior Achievement of Sacramento is more than an educational program — it’s a movement empowering the next generation to dream beyond their circumstances by creating pathways for youth to achieve independence and success.
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UCP of Sacramento and Northern California
70 Years of Supporting ‘Life without Limits’
Since 1955, United Cerebral Palsy (UCP) of Sacramento and Northern California has been serving the intellectual disability community and fostering a “Life Without Limits.”
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NeighborWorks® Sacramento
For four decades, Sacramento Neighborhood Housing Services, Inc. (SNHS) has transformed lives in the Sacramento region by working tirelessly to provide direct pathways to affordable housing, education and capital. SNHS has been an invaluable community treasure since its incorporation in 1986.
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Tri Counties Bank
Over the last 50 years, Tri Counties Bank has become a cornerstone behind thriving communities across California. From the Oregon border through the Central Valley, Tri Counties Bank doesn’t just serve its customers — it uplifts them.
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Shriners Children’s Northern California
A One-Stop Medical Center
Since the building that houses Shriners Children’s Northern California is directly across the street from the UC Davis Medical Center on Stockton Boulevard, it may be tempting to believe that Shriners Children’s is a branch medical office.