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The Kwek Society provides period supplies -- our moon time bags/period kits along with educational materials, pads, tampons, and underwear-- to Indigenous students and communities without ready access to these expensive period care necessities. We are guided by the needs of the communities we support, and we work to highlight the inequities -- including period poverty -- these communities experience. We support and trumpet the successes of Indigenous students/girls and women (kwe'k in the Potawatomi language) and to celebrate Indigenous people across North America.

Healing the Children provides critical medical care to children all around the world. We envision a world where every child has access to medical care, regardless of ability to pay, insurance status, or physical location.

The FACTS Initiative's mission is helping families and children achieve social and emotional wellbeing.

OPENING DOORS OF OPPORTUNITY FOR ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES EVERY DAY.

The Mission exists to offer God's help, hope and healing to the most vulnerable and impoverished members of our Community.

To help people breathe easier, one person at a time, through education, detection, care, and treatment.

The Baddour Center is dedicated to providing a model residential community for adults with intellectual disabilities and autism in an environment that promotes maximum growth intellectually, spiritually, physically, socially, emotionally, and vocationally.

The Elizabeth Hospice's mission is caring for all ages impacted by serious illness, grief and loss by providing hospice care, grief counseling, children's programs, education and community outreach.

Safety for women in crisis, shelter for women, women with children, and women with pets.

dZi Foundation partners with underserved communities in remote regions of the Himalaya to build sustainable, locally-driven programs that improve quality of life through advancing education and health, while reducing poverty.

The mission of The Health Trust is to lead the Silicon Valley community to advance wellness.

The Painted Turtle’s mission is to provide a year-round, life-changing environment and authentic camp experience for children with chronic and life-threatening illnesses. The Painted Turtle supports children’s medical needs, inspires them to reach beyond their illnesses, and provides care, education and respite for their families. All campers and families attend free of charge. Of the more than one million children in California with chronic and life-threatening illnesses, our needs assessment revealed more than 17,500 are unable to attend summer camp due to their medical conditions. That is, until we came along! The Painted Turtle provides these children and their families with an empowering, renewing experience completely free of charge. The Painted Turtle offers year-round programs including: Spring and Fall Family Weekends for the entire family, one-day family events, week-long Summer Sessions, and hospital/community outreach programs.