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Habitat for Humanity Fresno - 559-237-4102
To end poverty housing in the county of Fresno by uniting individuals, families and communities to build decent, affordable housing.
www.habitatfresno.org
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Hands in the Community (HNC) - 559-625-3822
Help the church fulfill its mission to reach out to the community. Build
relationships and bridge the gap between church and community. Give hope in a
lost world. Respond quickly with one of the most important resources these
families and individuals need... the love of Jesus Christ. Reach out to, win,
and assimilate previously un-reached people into the local congregation. Give
glory to the Lord and help the church bear fruit. Work together as a powerful
testimony.
www.hnconline.org |
HandsOn Central California RSVP - 559-233-9413
HandsOn Central California serves as a catalyst for mobilizing volunteers to meet community needs. We work with agencies, government, businesses, schools, law enforcement, and community leaders to identify critical community issues and design the volunteer response. We work with disaster response, school safety, illiteracy, homelessness, and hunger. Volunteers improve our community! HandsOn Central California is a click away to a wide range of volunteer opportunities at nonprofit organizations, government agencies and episodic events. We connect people who want to help-individuals, families, students, businesses and their employess, civic community and faith based organizations - with places or issues that their time, talent and interests can be effectively utilized. Click the links below to learn more about our History, Vision, and Partners.
www.handsoncentralcal.org |
HandsOn Central California - 559-237-3101
HandsOn Central California is formally the Volunteer Center of Fresno County. Our mission is to inspire, equip and mobilize people to take action that changes our community and the world. Our vision is that one day every person will discover their power to make a difference, creating healthy communities in vibrant democracies around the world. WE PUT PEOPLE AT THE CENTER OF CHANGE!
www.handsoncentralcal.org |
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Happy Trails Riding Academy - 559-688-8685 Enriching the lives of children and adults with disabilities through therapeutic horsemanship.
www.WeAreHappyTrails.com
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Healthy House Within A MATCH Coalition - 209-724-0102
Our mission is to improve the health and well-being of all people in our
community by building respect and understanding between ethnicities, languages,
and cultures through the provision of services and educational activities.
www.healthyhousemerced.org |
Heritage Fresno - 559-439-5458
Preserving the Past Enriching the Future of Fresno.
www heritagefresno.org |
High Sierra Volunteer Trail Crew - 559-250-9360
Our group provides events for all ages to go into the Sierra's and clean, clear and restore the hiking trails for the USFS. It's Free and we provide all food and tools. For more informaton log on to our website and view some of the pictuers of past events.
www.trailcrew.org |
Highway City Community Development - 559-275-6677
Our purpose is to work in Highway City and its surrounding communities to
stimulate economic development and enlist indigenous leadership to improve the
economic, physical and spiritual infrastructures, thereby bringing hope and
stabilization to families in the community. |
Hinds Hospice Fresno - 559-320-0308
The mission of Hinds Hospice is to uphold the dignity and ease the suffering of
the terminally ill while supporting their loved ones, and those who are
grieving.
www.hindshospice.org |
Hinds Hospice Merced - 209-383-3123
The mission of Hinds Hospice is to uphold the dignity and ease the suffering of
the terminally ill while supporting their loved ones, and those who are
grieving.
www.hindshospice.org |
Hinds Thrift Store Fresno - 559-226-2515
Fundraising Thrift Store for Hinds Hospice.
Email:
Hindshospicethriftstore@Gmail.com
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Hope Through Song - 559-322-7673
Hope Through Song is a non-profit organization designed to Inspire, Educate, and Create through music. We want to give people suffering from lupus, fibromyalgia, chronic pain and illness, and the many accompanying autoimmune diseases a creative and therapeutic outlet through music. We hold annual auditions and select one individual a year to receive a performance and recording contract and provide them with the knowledge they need to use music as a means of therapy, creativity, or as a beginning to a career in the music industry. We will help each contracted artist find a way suited to their individual situation to incorporate music in to their life and as a catalyst to renewed hope and self esteem. We not only educate people about these misunderstood conditions but we also show people that there is hope after diagnosis. Yes life is painful, overwhelming, scary and confusing but if we all stand up together and share our story we can help people change their lifeys and make a difference. It is our hope that in the very near future we will be able to offer a college scholarship with an emphasis in music as well. Each selected artist will choose what cause they are singing for.
www.hopethroughsong.org |
Housing Alternatives - 916-281-2477
Simply provide, promote & protect safe, decent affordable housing for low income
families and seniors in California and other states throughout the union. |
Human Dignity Inc. - 559-476-2511
Lydon Johnson's War on Poverty found it easier to pour money on the effects of poverty than prevent its cause (which is what we are still doing) and this has made it impossible to ever win this war.... until now. Our mission is to turn poverty into productivity by placing capital in the hands of labor. Utilizing our unique combination of no interest venture capital and employee ownership principles... our commitment is to merge the values of company and job ownership into one outcome, an equitable human equality, the common good. Human Dignity is to company-job ownership what Habitat for Humanity is to home ownership.
www.humandignity.org |
I-5 Social Services Corporation - 559-275-7133
I-5 Social Service Corporation's mission is to increase resources in rural
communities throughout California through business enterprises and partnerships
that create, childcare, economic development, health, housing and other social
programs/services.
www.i5SSC.org |
Infant of Prague Adoption Service - 559-447-3333
Infant of Prague Adoption Service, with its belief that all life is precious, is
committed to serving the needs of children and building healthy families through
education, supportive counseling and adoption services.
www.infantofprague.org |
InterVarsity's Fresno Institute for Urban Leadership - 559-443-1175
FIFUL exists to develop leaders who transform (spiritually, socially, economically, and physically) communities (campuses, churches, neighborhoods, and beyond) by loving God and loving their neighbors.
www.fiful.org |
It's My Heart - Fresno Chapter - 559-355-2676
It's My Heart's mission is to provide support, spread awareness, educate and advocate for those affected by Congenital Heart Defects by creating alliances with fellow families, hospitals, support groups, and the community.
www.itsmyheart.org |
Joni and Friends - 559-227-5664
To communicate the gospel and equip Christ-honoring churches worldwide to
evangelize and disciple people affected by disability.
www.centralca.joniandfriends.org |
Jubilee Apostolic Tabernacle - 559-313-6761
Jubilee Apostolic Tabernacle exists to reach our communities for Jesus Christ, to equip them with the Word of God, which they may adore Him and care for one another, so that we may bring hope to others. A house where people of all ethnicities gather to worship as the family of God; a house with no walls, where people of all colors and cultures are joined together under the banner of Godýs love, carrying out the Great Commission shoulder to shoulder and heart to heart. |
Junior Achievement Central Valley - 559-224-1046
Since 1950, Junior Achievement's purpose has been to educate and inspire young people to value free enterprise and understand business and economics to improve the quality of their lives. Junior Achievement is the region's largest and fastest-growing organization dedicated to educating young people about business, economics, and free enterprise. Through age-appropriate curricula, our programs begin at the elementary school level, teaching children how they can impact the world around them as individuals, workers, and consumers. Junior Achievement programs continue through the middle and high school grades, preparing students for additional key economic and workforce issues they will face in the future.
www.janorcal.org |
Junior Grizzlies - 559-320-4487
Junior Grizzlies is a baseball league for kids and young adults with disabilities. Junior Grizzlies is a division of the Grizzlies Community Fund, the non-profit entity of the Fresno Grizzlies.
www.juniorgrizzlies.org |
Junior League of Fresno - 559-221-2646
The Junior League of Fresno is an organization of women committed to promoting voluntarism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers. Its purpose is exclusively educational and charitable.
www.jlfresno.org |
Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation - 800-650-7714
The Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation International (JDRF) is the leading charitable funder and advocate of juvenile (type 1) diabetes research worldwide. The mission of JDRF is to find a cure for diabetes and its complications through the support of
research.
www.jdrf.org/norcal |
Kaiser Permanente Medical Center - 559-448-5508
Our Mission is to provide high quality, affordable healthcare services and to improve the health of our members and the community we serve.
www.kp.org |
Kidz Success Inc. - 559-999-6740
To extend services, resources and opportunity to at risk youth and their
families. |
Kings Community Action Organization - 559-415-7208
To advocate, educate and provide a wide range of quality services that empower,
promote self-sufficiency, preserve dignity and improve the quality of life for
the individuals and communities of Kings County.
www.kcao.org |
Kings Partnership for Children - 559-584-4822
Together we will work hand in hand with our community to create strong, stable and self reliant individuals and families.
www.kingspartnership.org |
Kings United Way - 559-584-1536
The mission of Kings United Way is to increase the organized capacity of people
to care for one another.
www.kingsunitedway.org |
Kings/Tulare Continuum of Care on Homelessness - 559-436-1149
The Kings/Tulare Continuum of Care on Homelessness is a consortium of partners that includes homeless service providers, advocacy groups, government agencies and homeless individuals who are working together to address the housing and support service needs of the homeless in this region of the San Joaquin Valley.
www.kingstularecoc.org |
The kNOw Youth Media - 559.492.8185
The Know's mission is to engage teens in media creation as a vehicle for creating wider public awareness around youth issues. Through this we aim to build community among youth, improve their literacy skills and increase the quality of life for all families in the Central Valley. The Know is a program of Pacific News Service/New America Media, a 40-year-old non-profit headquartered in San Francisco that began as an alternative news service for mainstream newspapers during the Vietnam War and has evolved into a multi-media organization dedicated to building inclusive communications in a global society.
www.theknowfresno.org |
Las Palmas Foundation - 760-944-9050
Las Palmas Foundation is a California, nonprofit charitable corporation dedicated to acquire, develop, rehabilitate, and support affordable housing. The 501 (c) (3) organization was created to increase and improve housing for low to moderate income families, mentally and physically challenged persons, single parent, elderly, New American and Native American individuals.
www.laspalmashousing.com |
Legion of Valor Museum - 559-498-0510
Displays Military Artifacts & Records All docents must have prior military
service.
www.legionofvalor.com |
LifeLine CDC of Merced County - 209-201-2905
LifeLine CDC sees every person as gifted by God and so able to bless others. LifeLine envisions communities where people who have benefited from the gifts of others find ways to give back out of their own unique skills and resources.
www.lifelinecdc.org |
Living Room (a project of WestCare) - 559-237-3420
Uplifting the Human Sprit. WestCare empowers everyone with whom we come into contact to engage in a process of healing, growth and change benefiting themselves, their families, coworkers, and communities.
www.westcare.com
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Madera Coalition for Community Justice - 559-661-1879
The primary objective and purpose of this coalition is to educate and assist
low-income residents of Madera County by working together to obtain appropriate
and sufficient food, clothing, health care, educational and employment
opportunities and other fundamental needs. |
Make-A-Wish Foundation of S. San Joaquin Valley - 559-221-9474
The mission of the Make-A-Wish Foundation is to grant the wishes of childrewn with life-threatening medical conditions to enrich the human experience with hope, strength, and joy.
www.valleywish.org |
March of Dimes Fresno - 559-244-5777
Our mission is to improve the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth, and infant mortality. We carry out this mission through research, community services, education and advocacy to save babies' lives. March of Dimes researchers, volunteers, educators, outreach workers and advocates work together to give all babies a fighting chance against the threats to their health: prematurity, birth defects, low birthweight.
www.marchofdimes.com |
Marjaree Mason Center - 559-237-4706
The mission of the Marjaree Mason Center is "to empower individuals and their
children to make informed choices to live free of domestic violence."
www.mmcenter.org |
Market on the Mall - 559-263-1583
Market on the Mall, a certified farmers market in Fresnoys historic Fulton Mall, will offer a variety of locally fresh produced foods including ethnic and specialty vegetables, herbs, and fruits sold by minority and immigrant growers new to farmers markets as well as by experienced vendors, and is made possible by a grant to EOC from the USDAys Agriculture Marketing Service. Market on the Mall will run from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. every Wednesday and Friday through the fall. The Marketys location and hours of operation make it convenient for tens of thousands of downtown workers, jurors, hotel guests, FAX bus riders, and EOC clients.
www.marketonthemall.com |
Master Gardeners - 559-456-7285
To extend to the public research based information verified by UC experts about
home horticulture.
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Mental Health Association of Greater Fresno - 559-268-6166
We are dedicated to the promotion of mental health and fight against mental illness. Our efforts are not duplicated by any other organization. We are a chapter of the Mental Health Association in California(MHAC). We have peer support groups which meet on Monday, Tuesday, and a socialization group which meets on Saturday from 10am-2pm. The first Saturday of each month, we have a Diabetic support group which meets from 10am-noon. |
Merced County Arts Council, Inc - 209-388-1090
To provide the synergy of education, place and voice to inspire and nurture the
arts with particular emphasis towards ARTREE, an award winning artists in
schools and communities program.
www.artsMerced.org |
Merced Stand Down 2009- 209-617-6917
The term Stand Down is a military term designating a combat unit to their base camp from the field for rest and rehabilitation. Homeless veterans often face and endure extreme living conditions living on the streets that are both dangerous and debilitating. The Stand Down was designed as a means of intervention to bring services to homeless veterans.
www.mercedstanddown2009.org |
Meux Home Museum - 559-233-8007
The Meux Home Museum is featured in the Guide of Historic Architecture. Located on the corner of "R" and Tulare Streets. 1007 "R" Street, Fresno, CA. The Museum is open to the public on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, from 12:00 noon to 3:30 PM. Price Please join our family of volunteers. We have several areas needing to be filled: Tour guides - Front Desk - Gift Shop Hope to hear from you soon!
www.meux.mus.ca.us |
Ministries in the Making - 559-398-9182
Ministries in the Making is a Christian leadership development organization.y Our focus is to advance the believer into purposeful roles of service with the genuine light of Christ within their local church, community and nation. Our program is designed as a spiritual support and educational resource for believers who are certain about the call of God on their lives, as well as those who are still searching. Our philosophy of development is a unique Christ-centered approach that evolves around eight key areas used as a framework for development: Intercessory Prayer, Accountability, Professional Development & Christian Ethics, Redeeming Good Health, Online Network, Fellowship, the Ministry of Giving and monthly Fasting.
www.mitminternational.org |
Missing Pet Partnership - 559-292-4385
To develop lost pet services through partnerships with animal shelters and animal welfare organizations, to train and certify pet detectives and search dogs to track lost pets, and to develop educational materials on how and where to search for lost pets.
www.lostapet.org |
MOMS Club of Fresno-West - 559-495-9630
To provide the synergy of education, place and voice to inspire and nurture the
arts with particular emphasis towards ARTREE, an award winning artists in
schools and communities program.
www.freewebs.com/momscluboffresnowest |
MOthers of PreSchoolers (MOPS) - 559-324-8490
MOPS International exists to encourage, equip and develop every mother of preschoolers to realize her potential as a woman, mother and leader in the name of Jesus Christ.
www.geocities.com/clovischristianmops |
Muscular Dystrophy Association/Central California - 559-453-9822
To raise funds to be used in our Central Valley to send children afflicted with MD to our annual Summer Camp, purchase wheelchairs and leg braces, support groups and our local clinic that performs research for the cause and cure of over 40 neuromuscular diseases. We are looking for various volunteers from office assistance to summer camp counselors.
www.mda.org |
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