YWCA of Silicon Valley

The Fleishhacker Foundation, established in 1947, aims to enhance the quality of life in the San Francisco Bay Area by making grants to local artists and community organizations across the sectors of Arts, Culture, Social Justice, and Education. The Foundation values the arts as a means to foster understanding and connection among diverse groups, while also directing resources toward social justice initiatives that support marginalized communities, particularly LGBTQ youth. In its commitment to education, the Foundation has played a significant role in supporting precollegiate education since 1988, although it is transitioning out of its Education Grants program. Through initiatives such as the Eureka Fellows program, the Foundation continues to invest in the artistic innovations and voices that define the Bay Area's rich cultural landscape. Generated from the website

YWCA Monterey County is dedicated to eliminating racism, empowering women, and promoting peace, justice, freedom, and dignity for all. With over 100 years of history, it serves as the only provider of comprehensive services for victims of domestic violence in the region, addressing the needs of marginalized individuals and families, particularly women and girls of color. The organization offers a range of support services, including domestic violence housing, mental health therapy, and holistic assistance for those fleeing abusive relationships. YWCA Monterey County prioritizes a person-centered, trauma-informed approach in all its programs, ensuring that clients receive compassionate care tailored to their diverse needs. Generated from the website

Established in 2000, Fresh Lifelines for Youth is a nonprofit organization that mainly focuses on youth. It offers various programs in the categories of law, mentoring, leadership and volunteer training programs. Located in Milpitas, Calif., the organization helps youth develop new attitudes, behaviors and ambitions. The Leadership Program serves youth of the age 15 to 18, who are on probation. In the year 2007, Fly is a recipient of the Stanford University Community Partner Award.