Zephyr Institute

Founded in 1852, ASCE (American Society of Civil Engineers) represents 130,000 members of the civil engineering profession worldwide. It is one of the oldest national engineering societies in United States. The ASCE's San Francisco Section serves the coast of Northern California from Monterey Bay to Oregon, as well as the entire Bay Area and Fresno County. Its practice of civil engineering is broad and diverse, ranging from power generation and maritime technology to structural and transportation engineering.

The Book Club of California is a vibrant community dedicated to celebrating and championing the book as a cultural treasure. With a focus on fine printing, design, typography, and the history of California and the West, the organization hosts a year-round series of exhibitions and programs that highlight the art of the book and its societal impact. In addition to its events, the Book Club publishes limited edition books, a scholarly journal, and keepsakes, while housing the Albert Sperisen Library, a significant repository of fine press books and reference materials on printing history and the book arts. This diverse organization fosters a deep appreciation for the literary arts and encourages engagement through membership and donations. Generated from the website

The Diablo Regional Arts Association (DRAA) is a non-profit organization based in Walnut Creek, CA, dedicated to supporting programs at the Lesher Center for the Arts. Through contributions from foundations, corporations, and individual donors nationwide, DRAA facilitates a variety of artistic endeavors including musical theatre, drama, dance, opera, music, and visual arts programs. Those interested in getting involved with DRAA can explore opportunities to volunteer or make donations through the organization's website. By engaging with DRAA, individuals can contribute to the vibrant arts scene in Walnut Creek and beyond. Generated from their available business information