Non profit organizations in Oakland, CA - Page 17

We position youth who are proximate to injustice as leaders for social change.

Community Church. Christian Church. House of Prayer

PFLAG Oakland-East Bay provides support for parents, families and friends of the LGBTQ community as well as providing support for LGBTQ people.

Maafa is a Kiswahili term for disaster, calamity or terrible occurrence. This term has been used to describe the Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade/Middle Passage. people of African Descen...

Young women striving to help those who otherwise can't help themselves. Our communities mean alot to us. To be positive women and show the younger generation that we can and we wil...

501C3 nonprofit with 2 goals: 1. To flip the narrative on immigration 2. To support pro-immigrant NGOs

The International Society for Humor Studies (ISHS) is a scholarly and professional organization dedicated to the advancement of humor research. Many of the Society's members are un...

In response to the educational needs of the Iu Mien Community, the Lao Iu Mien Culture Association, Inc. (LIMCA) formed the Iu Mien Scholarship Fund (IMSF) in 1997 with the purpose...

Oakland, California

Happy Holidays!! Thank you for making the 2019 holiday giving season a resounding success! We delivered on the Oakluv promise of making a difference to 1,000's of deserving Oakla...

We are a community-based, 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We bring together residents, businesses,

The professional component of the National Society of Black Engineers pipeline in the S.F. Bay Area.

Elizabeth House is a transitional residence for single women and women with children who have experienced homelessness, violence, addiction or poverty. We are located in a former c...

Compass & Keys is here to exemplify- uplift the standard of afrocentric principles in the community

Memorial Squadron USA Inc is a 501c(3) non-profit. Primary mission: Support US Military Veterans, living and deceased with funeral Missing Man services, support of Veteran's Charit...

Center for Care Innovations (CCI) sparks, seeds, and spreads innovations that strengthen the health and well-being of historically underinvested communities.

Our Bank, Our Money! Establishing the Public Bank of East Bay will allow our region to divest from Wall Street and invest in our community.

YEP serves youth and young adults (14-24) facing the greatest barriers: court-involved youth, foster youth, homeless youth, teen parents, youth who have dropped out of high school,...