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Loved Twice is a nonprofit organization based in Oakland, CA, dedicated to providing essential clothing for at-risk newborns born into poverty. By collecting gently-used baby clothing through community partnerships and clothing drives, they ensure that families in need receive a year's worth of clothing to keep their infants warm and clean. With a focus on serving single mothers and uninsured families living below 200% of the national poverty level, Loved Twice has distributed over 36,000 "Wardrobes in a Box" and provided more than 800,000 essential garments since its inception. Their mission is supported by generous donations and the collaboration of local businesses, schools, and social services. Generated from the website

The Applied Research Center, located in Oakland, CA, is a national independent research institute dedicated to advancing racial justice through comprehensive research, advocacy, and journalism. Focusing on issues of race and public policy, the organization collaborates with researchers and advocates to address discrimination and access to public assistance programs. Through its investigative efforts, the Center highlights systemic violations within programs like California's CalWORKs, revealing issues such as language discrimination, illegal sanctions, and miscalculations of exemptions that impact vulnerable families. By documenting the experiences of affected families, the Applied Research Center aims to foster accountability and invoke necessary reforms within public assistance systems. Generated from the website

Norcal MPB League is a community-based organization in Oakland, CA that offers competitive gaming events and tournaments for players of all skill levels. With a focus on fostering a welcoming and inclusive environment, the league provides opportunities for individuals to connect, compete, and improve their gaming abilities. Generated from their business information