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Los Angeles Organizations
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Art
Deco Society of Los Angeles
- Aims to save historic art deco structures throughout the world.
Preservation issues, news, events, pictures and listings of
buildings in the L.A. area.
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Everychild
Foundation - A non-profit women's charity dedicated toward
alleviating suffering of local children, due to disease, disability,
abuse, neglect or poverty.
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Grass
Roots Los Angeles - Progressive and direct-action activism in
LA, including a regional directory of progressive groups.
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Habitat
for Humanity - Los Angeles - Habitat for Humanity Los Angeles
has built single family homes, multiple family housing and entire
neighborhoods throughout the Los Angeles area.
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Labor/Community
Strategy Center - Works to effect social change and promote
progressive/left causes in Los Angeles.
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Livable
Places - Affordable housing advocates and environmentalists
promoting a more livable and sustainable Los Angeles region.
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Los
Angeles Area Council - Boy Scount Council. Includes news,
calendar, camps, training schedule, and contacts.
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Los
Angeles County Emergency Food and Shelter Program - Provides
both federal and state money to non-profit agencies who assist
low-income or homeless individuals and families.
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Los
Angeles Neighborhood Councils - An alliance to foster
communication among the various groups forming and operating
neighborhood councils in all Los Angeles communities.
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The
Los Angeles Regional Foodbank - Information on non-profit food
collection group, donation drop-off points and contact numbers
provided.
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Los
Angeles Section, American Planning Association - The Los Angeles
Section offers resources, programs, awards, links, AICP
certification and a forum for urban planning and real estate
professionals in Southern California.
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Meals
on Wheels West - Provides nutritious meals to the homebound or
disabled in Santa Monica, Malibu, Pacific Palisades, and Topanga.
Includes volunteer information, how to donate, and events.
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MUFON-LA
- A scientific organization composed of people seriously interested
in studying and researching the phenomenon known as Unidentified
Flying Objects (UFOs). Includes articles, sightings and information
about their events.
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PANIC:
Peninsula Aircraft Noise Safety Information Committee - A
citizen group working to mitigate aircraft noise in the Palos Verdes
Peninsula and South Bay areas of Los Angeles.
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Peace
Action Outreach of Greater Los Angeles - Peace Action Outreach
of Greater Los Angeles organizes in the city as the neighborhood
branch of the national citizen's lobby for disarmament,
non-intervention, and social justice. Includes message board and
information about their Food Not Bombs program.
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People
In Progress - Charity serving substance abusers through recovery
services, community patrols and other programs. Offers program
information, how to help, video and audio clips. [Requires Flash]
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The
Rose Hills Foundation - Supports qualified tax-exempt charitable
organizations for the benefit of the people of Southern California,
with an emphasis on the San Gabriel and East Los Angeles area.
Includes grant guidelines.
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A
Season for Nonviolence - Group highlights the mission: to heal,
empower and revitalize lives and communities through the practice of
nonviolence as a way of life.
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St.
Vincent Meals on Wheels - Prepares and delivers nutritious meals
to homebound elderly and other vulnerable residents within a
43-square-mile target area of Los Angeles. Includes services, how to
help, events, and newsletter.
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Toastmasters
District One - Toastmasters for western LA County. Includes
information about the organization and their local clubs.
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Weingart
Center Association - Nonprofit providing shelter, transitional
housing, case management, chemical dependency services, education
and employment support, and recuperative care. Includes program
descriptions, how to obtain services, internship and volunteer
opportunities, calendar, photographs, and resources on homelessness
and poverty.
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YMCA
of Metropolitan Los Angeles - A non-profit community service
organization with a central administrative office, 25 branches, and
6 camp sites.
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Alternatives
to Violence Project - LA - A volunteer organization offering
experiential workshops in interpersonal conflict resolution skills.
Includes workshops, calendar and resources.
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C.
G. Jung Institute of Los Angeles - Chartered in 1967 by the
Society of Jungian Analysts of Southern California.
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California
Community Foundation - In partnership with its donors, the
foundation supports nonprofit organizations and public institutions
with funds for health and human services, affordable housing, early
childhood education, community arts and culture and other areas of
need.
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Coalition
for Humane Immigrant Rights of Los Angeles - Nonprofit
organization working to advance the human and civil rights of
immigrants and refugees in Los Angeles. Descriptions of their
programs, news, and a membership form.
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Community
Policing - Citywide community forum to promote safety and
quality of life. Includes articles on current issues, local police
stations, and Community-Police Advisory Boards updates.
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FoLAR
- Non-profit group agenda and activities schedule for protecting the
natural and historic heritage of the river waterway.
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Frontline
Foundation - Provides an emergency meal program on Skid Row in
Los Angeles. Includes information on their program, events and
shopping to raise funds, and how to help.
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Half-Norwegian
(on the Mother's Side) American Bar Assn. - Activities and
history of the association, which meets annually on Norwegian
Independence Day (May 17).
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Homeless
Health Care - Mission is to improve the health of people through
health services, education and advocacy. Includes services,
advocacy, training, events, helping and board.
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Hospitality
Financial and Technology Professionals - An association of
accounting and MIS professionals in the hospitality industry.
Contains picture gallery, officers & directors, calendar and
other informational links.
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Institute
for Urban Research and Development - Community development group
resource information, issues and activities.
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The
John Randolph Haynes and Dora Haynes Foundation - Private grant
funding highlights for scholarly work in public policy and social
science research.
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Korean
Immigrant Workers Advocates - To empower low wage immigrant
workers and to develop a constituency amongst low wage immigrant
workers in Los Angeles. Includes information about their
publications and projects. In English and Korean.
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LA
Citywide Alliance of Neighborhood Councils - Alliance to foster
communication between the diverse array of groups forming and
operating neighborhood councils locally. Contains news, maps,
councils, discussion, meetings, neighborhood, organization, and faq
links.
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L.A.
SHARES - A non-profit materials reuse program, which takes
donations from the local business community of reusable goods and
materials and redistributes these items to non-profits and schools
throughout local county. Provides informational links for becoming a
donor, tax deductions, and volunteer sign up.
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Larry
King Cardiac Foundation - A non profit organization created to
help provide funding for heart bypass operations for those who could
not otherwise afford them. Includes mission, history, special
events, success stories, and care centers.
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Los
Angeles Cacophony Society - The Los Angeles Cacophony
Society--subverting reality is our business.
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Los
Angeles County Bicycle Coalition - Advocacy organization working
to improve the bicycling environment and quality of life in Los
Angeles County.Provides membership, new, calendar, and resources
links.
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Los
Angeles County Filipino American Employees Association - News
and information to members, friends, and supporters.
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The
Los Angeles Mission - The Los Angeles Mission is a nonprofit
organization serving the homeless living on the streets of
downtown’s Hope Central (known as Skid Row). Includes current news
and information about giving.
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The
Los Feliz Improvement Association - The Los Feliz Improvement
Association is dedicated to promoting the betterment and protection
of the Los Feliz District.
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The
Midnight Mission - The primary purpose of mission is to take the
homeless off of Skid Row and re-establish them again as useful and
self-respecting citizens. Includes services and programs.
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Montecito
Heights Improvement Association - Contains local information
including news, issues, government, neighborhood parks, history and
a message board.
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Mothers
Against Drunk Driving: Los Angeles - Information about programs
and victim services, how to get involved, and news.
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Narconon
Southern California Rehab Addiction Treatment Center - Uses
methods developed by L. Ron Hubbard. Includes a tour of the
premises, FAQs, staff information, and testimonials.
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Neighbors
for Peace and Justice - A group of like-minded activists in Los
Angeles speaking out against war. Information on their projects,
news, and links.
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Okinawa
Peace Network of Los Angeles - Network of individuals and
organizations working in solidarity with the people of Okinawa in
their struggle to remove the U.S. military presence from Okinawa and
dismantle militarism worldwide. History, news, and links to related
sites.
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Operation
School Bell - Provides clothing and personal products to
children in need in the local area. Includes the mission, services,
facilities and contact information.
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PICO
Neighborhood Council - Neighborhood council for area between La
Brea and La Cienega Boulevards.Contains many informational links
concerning local events and neighborhood information.
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Pico
Revitalization Project - Revitalization effort to improve Pico
Boulevard, Los Angeles. Includes next local meeting, historical
photos, volunteer information to make Pico a better place.
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The
Regional Food Bank - Private, nonprofit, charitable
organization. Part of a charitable food distribution network that
includes over 950 charities in local area.Includes publications,
activities, charity center, and employment links
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Shelter
Partnership, Inc. - A nonprofit organization which develops
resources and housing for homeless families and individuals located
locally. Includes homelessness, programs, and library links.
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Simon
Wiesenthal Center - Comprehensive resource on the Holocaust and
World War II. Featuring glossary, time-line, bibliographies,
questions and answers about the Holocaust, virtual exhibits,
curricular resources for teachers, 3,000 text files, tens of
thousands of photos.
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Sisters
of Social Service - Focused on assisting low-income inner-city
families by building skills, values, hope and by meeting their
immediate needs. Includes information about their history and
current efforts.
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Society
of St. Vincent de Paul - Assists children, families and the
homeless of all faiths by providing shelter, food and clothing
throughout local and surrounding counties. Includes special
projects, conferences, how to contribute and news.
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Stentorians
of Los Angeles City, Inc. - Non-profit group created by and for
African-American firefighters and their families. Information about
their community programs, membership and job opportunities.
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Union
Rescue Mission - Provides emergency shelter, meals, health and
dental care, legal clinic, recovery program and transitional housing
program. Includes newsletter, events, statistics, how to help, and
job, internship and volunteer opportunities.
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Unite
LA - Provides school to career activities and events to create
partnerships between the business and education communities.Contains
events, virtual jobs, careers, resource library, and contact
information.
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United
Way - Bridging the Gap in the Community donations provide
funding to invest in local programs for learning, empowering and
caring. Includes how to give and how to get help information.
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Vegetarians
in Paradise - Monthly web magazine featuring vegan and
vegetarian dining, shopping, and reading. Includes cooking advice,
recipes, farmers' markets, yellow pages and links to vegetarian
sites.
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Volunteers
of America - Greater Los Angeles - Offering help services to
children, homeless, ex-offenders returning to society, seniors and
families throughout the local area. Includes information about the
organization, their programs and facilities, upcoming events and
contact information.
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Watts
Labor Community Action Committee - A group working to improve
the lives of residents in the Watts, Florence, and other
communities. Links to information on housing, transportation,and
business development programs.
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Westside
Center for Independent Living - Dedicated to empowering all
people with disabilities so that they achieve and maintain
self-sufficient and productive lives. Includes services, advocacy,
employment service, technical assistance, and upcoming activities.
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World
Literacy Crusade - Operating in the heart of the inner city, and
using the study technology developed by, L. Ron Hubbard, this
literacy program describes its purposes, methods, success rates and
plans.
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Young
Professionals Group - Dedicated to empowering young men an women
to serve the Los Angeles Homeless Community. Includes news,
membership information and events.
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Ability
Counts, Inc. - Provide developmentally disabled adults with
vocational training. We are a California Accredited Rehabilatation
Facility, a tax exempt non-profit organization.
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Bricklayers
and Allied Craftworkers (BAC) Local 3 California -
Bricklayers,Stonemasons, Tile Layers and Finishers, Restoration
Masons and Caulkers, Marble Masons and Finishers, Terrazzo Mechanics
and Finishers, and Refractory Bricklayers in Northern California
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California
Association of Food Banks - Founded to promote collaboration in
response to emerging social, economic and legislative challenges
impacting hungry people throughout California. Information on hunger
and poverty, how to help, and a list of member agencies.
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California
Association of Human Relations Organizations - Serves as a
resource for organizations working to promote civil rights and
addresses issues of hate crime, human and group relations issues,
and police-community relations.
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California
Association of Nonprofits - A state-wide nonprofit association
offering services and discounts, public policy and advocacy,
insurnace, publications, and assistance to nonprofits in California
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California
Budget Project (CBP) - A nonpartisan, nonprofit organization
seeking fiscal reforms to benefit low and moderate income
Californians.
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California
Center for Regional Leadership - An organization which pushs for
regional governments and businesses to work together to build
environmentally and economically sustainable communities.
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California
Center for the Book - In association with the Library of
Congress, the center promotes the importance of reading, works to
improve literacy, and encourages celebration of the book, book arts,
and printing.
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California
Coalition for Rural Housing - Advocates efforts to build and
preserve affordable housing in rural areas of the state.
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California
Consumer Protection Foundation - Administers consumer trust
funds and distributes grants to private non-profit and public
agencies. Includes information about available trust funds, granting
process, and reporting from past grants.
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California
Council for the Humanities - Focused on strengthening community
life by creating, sponsoring and promoting humanities programs for
the general public in every region of the state. Includes overview
of its history, how to provide support, special programs, and grant
guidelines.
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The
California Historical Artillery Society - Includes an events
schedule, history and images page, and a photo gallery.
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California
Mobile Home Resource and Action Association - Advocacy
organizational site for mobile home owners of the state of
California. Lists officers and relevant legislation.
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California
Non-Profit Organizations - Directory of non-profit
organizations.
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California
State Society - Non-profit, non-partisan organization providing
opportunities to unite Californians in the nation's capital and to
foster good-will for the State of California in Washington, DC.
Newsletter, events, and membership information.
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Californians
for Population Stabilization - Works to formulate and advance
policies and programs designed to stabilize the population and
immigration of California at a level which will preserve a good
quality of life for all Californians.
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CDC
Information Network - Provides current news affecting
California's prisoners and their families. Covers information on how
to visit inmates in all state prisons, as well as contact info for
all prisons.
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Community
Food Bank - Distributes food in Fresno, Madera, and Kings
Counties. Includes facts about hunger, list of programs, calendar of
events, newsletters, and how to help. Part of the America's Second
Harvest network.
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Developments
In Literacy (DIL) - A Southern California non-profit helps
promote literacy in the remote, underdeveloped areas of Pakistan.
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Friends
of Justice - The case of Steven Dale Bell.
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Golden
State Bonsai Federation - A tax-exempt, educational organization
which provides services and activities promoting the art of bonsai
throughout California. Includes magazine, education, clubs and
organization.
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Independent
Order of Odd Fellows and Rebekah of California - IOOF -
Fraternal organization provides information about activities and
programs, list of many California lodges with addresses and meeting
times, information on how to join.
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League
of California Homeowners - Non-profit homeowner advocacy site
provides information about home remodeling, real estate
transactions, and financing. Resources and membership information.
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L.I.F.E.
Foundation - Nonprofit org. that refers people to paranormal
Investigators in their area.
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LINC
Housing - Collaborate with local governments, financial
institutions and intermediaries build, renovate, and preserve
affordable homes for seniors and families throughout California.
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Native
Sons of the Golden West - Fraternal organization of native
Californians who have dedicated themselves to preserving and
promoting California history. Features details on the history, local
parlors, an events calendar, and photo gallery.
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New
Life Ministries - Ordering information for seminar tapes,
booklets and laminated cards. Our site also includes a free monthly
on-line mini study.
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Newcomers
Club Directory for California - A California directory of social
organizations which help integrate new residents into the local
community through social events, interest groups and children's
activities (i.e. Newcomers Club, Welcome Wagon Club, New Neighbors
League)
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Next
Ten - Promotes long-term California state budget reform, through
civic education, dialogue and action.
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Non-Profits
Page - Host site for some Northern California non-profit
organizations.
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Project
California - Sponspors forums and townhalls meetings for
experts, opinion leaders, and everyday Californians to discuss
solutions to the challenges facing the state in the coming decades.
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Rainforest
Action Network - Works to protect the Earth's rainforests and
support the rights of their inhabitants through education,
grassroots organizing, and non-violent direct action.
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RAND
California: - Comprehensive statistics on California economics,
economy, business, population, demographics, births, deaths,
immigration, education, school, schools, crime, rate, rates,
environment, welfare, ssi, medi-cal, medicare, social, security,
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Real
Birds: Birding in California - Includes Rare Bird Alerts within
the state and links to birder pages and resources.
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Regional
Council of Rural Counties - Leading Rural California into the
21st Century. RCRC, California Rural Home Mortgage Finance
Authority, Environmental Services JPA, and Government Advocacy.
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School
Wise Press - Publishers of books for parents about California
schools
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Second
Harvest Food Bank of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties -
Information about the organization and its services and online
donation area.
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Senior
Gleaners - A nonprofit, charitable corporation run by senior
(age 50 and over) volunteers to glean surplus foods for the needy
members and charitable organizations in northeast California.
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Toys
for Tots Central California - Marine non-profit organization
provides toys for under-privileged children during the holidays.
Provides drop off locations for tots program in Central California.
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WineDining
- Club for wine and food enthusiasts with weekend events at
restaurants and wineries. View benefits and membership information.
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