Redwood City Education Foundation invests in people and organizations working to provide a world-class public education for every student in the Redwood City School District. We rally our entire community to help bridge the gap between the resources our district has and the resources our children need to be successful in school. We convene leaders across the city to support our common goal: A great public education for every child in our community. 
​Girls on the Run of the Bay Area inspires girls to be healthy and confident through a hands-on curriculum which creatively integrates running. Twice a week for ten weeks, highly trained coaches lead small teams of girls, grades 3-8, through the program’s customized curriculum which teaches life skills and strategies through dynamic interactive lessons and running games. By nurturing girls' overall wellness -- physical, emotional, and social -- Girls on the Run helps girls to be intentional with their decision making, build healthy relationships, and be comfortable in their own skin. 
KEEN San Francisco provides free recreational opportunities to children and young adults with disabilities by pairing them with trained volunteer coaches for fitness, friendship, and FUN. These inclusive programs are offered at no-cost to families and caregivers-- who may enjoy respite time while their athlete is engaged in physical activity. KEEN Athletes gain self-confidence, make new friends, and attain the benefits of exercise in a welcoming environment.
​The mission of JCYC is to cultivate and enrich the lives of children and youth from diverse, multi-cultural communities throughout San Francisco and beyond. JCYC was incorporated as a 501(c)(3), non-profit organization in 1970. While the organization continues to serve the Japantown community, JCYC has evolved into a citywide child and youth development organization, which annually serves over 6,000 young people from all socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds and neighborhoods throughout San Francisco and San Mateo County. Through a continuum of services, JCYC programs support children and youth from the time they start preschool through their time in college.
Racing Heart began fall of 2012 as a grassroots idea—our organizations goal is to increase the success rate of Sudden Cardiac Arrest (SCA) which has been unchanged since the 1960s at less than 10% but which can increase up to 80% with nearby life saving heart defibrillators.
​Nearby AEDs is a simple solution to a huge medical problem because SCA can happen to anyone at anytime. 
To date, Racing Hearts has placed over 840 AEDs in the Bay Area, serving 1,700,000+ community members, developed a free crowdsourcing smartphone app to located and map community AEDs, and pioneered the recent success of CA Senate Bill SB658 which was signed by Governor Brown making CA one of the most progressive states in AED legislation relative to cost and liability.  
ZERO — The End of Prostate Cancer is the leading national nonprofit with the mission to end prostate cancer. ZERO advances research, improves the lives of men and families, and inspires action. We’re building Generation ZERO, the first generation of men free from prostate cancer, through our national run/walk series, education and patient support programs, and grassroots advocacy. 
Founded in 1949 by a handful of Firefighters, the San Francisco Firefighters Toy Program is a 501(c)(3) charity that has evolved into the City's largest and the nation's oldest year-round Firefighter toy program of its kind. Driven by local Firefighters and businesses that donate their time and resources, each year the Toy Program distributes over 200,000 toys to more than 40,000 disadvantaged children. In addition to helping individual families in need, the Toy Program serves many community organizations, including shelters for abused women and children, inner-city schools, children’s cancer wards, and pediatric AIDS units. The Toy Program also responds on a year-round basis to displaced children who become victims of fires, floods and other such disasters.
​CEEF is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation founded in 1984. Led by a volunteer board of community leaders, our mission is to raise and leverage private support to provide stable, sustainable funding that ensures ongoing excellence and enriches the educational program for all students in the Cupertino Union School District. We help CUSD continue to set the standard of quality for public education by supplementing public funds with private philanthropy. Over the last 35 years, CEEF has funded enhancement programs including classroom music, arts, math and technology; bolstered classroom excellence by supporting innovative professional development for teachers; and partnered with parents and the community to protect teachers’ jobs and sustain great education in CUSD.
BCE helps Burlingame School District (BSD) sustain and enhance an exceptional public education for all TK-8th grade students. Working together with parents, the school district, and community, we provide BSD with financial resources to create a rich and inspiring education for our children beyond what is possible with public funds.
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BCE is a 501(c)(3) non-profit public benefit corporation.
​Mountain View Fire Fighters Random Acts (MVFFRA) thanks you for supporting its 4th Annual Fire Drill Run held in March, 2019.  As you know, MVFFRA is a 501c3 charity (Tax ID# 47-3491312) created by dedicated firefighters from the Mountain View Fire Department. All the money raised stays right here in our community! Thanks to your generous support, some of the services and assistance we were able to provide this year included:
 
•  Funding and community services access for housing and vital supplies to local fire and burn victims 
•  Holiday presents and essential supplies to our homeless youth
•  And much more!