Non profit organizations in Oakland, CA - Page 10

CROP Organization empowers formerly incarcerated individuals through holistic reentry services, career training, and leadership development. We create pathways to success, breaking...

Our mission is to support young people as they imagine and create their own life beyond foster care.

Health in Partnership transforms the field of public health to center equity and builds collective power with social justice movements.

Helping young adults earn a high-school diploma, gain job skills, pursue college, and embark on family sustaining careers. www.cvcorps.org

The Lend A Foundation seeks to enhance the quality of life of underserved children, youth, and families.

Chapter 510 connects youth to the power of their stories. We provide a safe space for youth to bravely write, centering Black, brown and queer voices.

West Oakland Neighbors is a coalition of residents and businesses in West Oakland California. We come together to work with each other and with organizations, agencies, and electe...

Fighting to end domestic violence. Challenging dangerous court decisions throughout California.

Parent Voices is a parent run parent-led grassroots community based organization that fights for accessible, quality child care for all families.

Roots of Labor Birth Collective (RLBC) is a Bay Area Collective that consists of birth and postpartum doulas of color.

We support clean energy entrepreneurs around the world with funds, accelerators, and networks.

RBO is dedicated to helping students build confidence and develop healthy lifestyles through running!

CWEA works to enhance the effectiveness of water environment professionals and to benefit society by protecting and enhancing our water environment.

SupplyBank.org is a collaborative and innovative nonprofit agency that provides essential goods.

All Mills alumnae are welcome to connect with the College and each other here. Share stories, voice

Bay Area Parent Leadership Action Network develops the leadership and builds the power of parents to transform schools for student success.

Meetings are every 3rd Wednesday on odd# months, 7-8:30PM. (OPD beats 14Y/16X Neighborhood Council)

Our vision is a world where all dogs are safe, healthy, happy, and loved; where dog owners are educated, engaged, and responsible; a world where we can make a meaningful difference...

Local people, local resources, local power! Help Oakland get a people's budget on the ballot, where residents help decide the budget: https://www.wejoinin.com/sheets/qmyxb

Mindfulness-Based Childbirth and Parenting (MBCP) Program with Nancy Bardacke, CNM

Support all youth be to be safe, smart, and socially responsible.

Committed to collective liberation. Building communities and cultures of compassionate, truth-telling

Amazing, World, Great, Show, Skill, Oddly

Expanding Homeownership Opportunities and Supporting Business Growth

Lower 48 is nonprofit woodturning school. 'Turning People into Turning People' We welcome everyone including women, people of color and the queer community.

The Cambodian Cultural Dance Troupe teaches and performs Cambodian dance and music throughout the Bay Area. Classes begin on September 14th at Olinder Community Center in San Jos...

Coare is the international leader in ocean diplomacy driving systemic change for the health of our people and planet.

Our mission is to create and sustain a beautiful, clean, green, litter-free Oakland through education, community engagement, and volunteer action.

At Cinnamongirl Inc, we're on a mission to empower girls of color to become the visionary leaders our world needs.

The California Association of Student Councils (CASC) is a non-profit, student led, student run youth leadership and advocacy organization.

Over 35 years of advancing more inclusive leadership within finance and its intersections. Each year, The Toigo Foundation selects 50+ MBA students as Fellows benefiting from one-o...

67 Sueños, Youth-led program supporting undocumented/mixed status youth in Oakland & across fronteras

A community media project for Oakland residents funded by the Maynard Institute and the California Endowment.