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Assistance League of Los Altos is a nonprofit, nonsectarian volunteer organization dedicated to improving the lives of children and adults through community-based programs. With over 63 years of service in Northern Santa Clara County and its surrounding areas, the organization focuses on enriching the lives of underserved children and families. The league emphasizes the importance of meeting essential community needs, inspiring youth, and providing support that fosters confidence and success in school. In the past year, they have served 7,400 individuals, contributing 8,666 volunteer hours and returning $159,000 to the community. Generated from the website

The South Palo Alto Food Closet has been serving the community since the late 1970s, initiated by local churches in response to the growing needs of residents struggling to afford basic necessities. As a partner agency with Second Harvest Food Bank, they focus on providing groceries to individuals and families in need throughout Palo Alto. Dedicated to fighting hunger, the organization works to ensure that no one has to choose between paying rent and buying food. They welcome volunteers and donations of unopened, unexpired food items to support their mission of making a positive difference in the lives of local residents. Generated from the website

The Land Trust of Santa Cruz County is dedicated to preserving the unique cultural, economic, and environmental landscape of Santa Cruz County for future generations. Through community partnerships, they protect vital ecosystems, including redwood and oak forests, farmland, and open spaces, ensuring a resilient environment for both people and wildlife. Their impactful projects include the construction of new trails, restoration of tidal marshlands, and the establishment of wildlife crossings to enhance habitat connectivity. By engaging with local communities and diverse organizations, the Land Trust strives to safeguard the natural beauty and health of the region while promoting sustainable practices. Generated from the website