Certified Nonprofit Directory

We are dedicated to providing gender responsive residential recovery home services to men and women seeking recovery from the disease of addiction. In a supportive, caring, strength-based and home-like environment, Gateway House and Sacramento Recovery House provide men and women with the opportunity to live a sober productive life.

Sacramento Self-Help Housing assists persons who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless to find and retain stable and affordable housing.

Splash is dedicated to helping children understand and value our natural world through hands-on science education conducted in the outdoors.

A faith-based ministry which endeavors to help men and women overcome their life-controlling problems and provides recovery for anyone struggling with addictive lifestyles through mentoring, education, training and spiritual direction.

Providing youth development services to underserved neighborhoods focusing on mental health, workforce development and safe community. Serving at-risk, immigrant/refugee and underhoused youth.

We are a non-profit, licensed, AAAHC accredited medical clinic that offers free medical services to women and families facing an unplanned or unsupported pregnancy.

STEAC’s purpose is to provide immediate, short-term emergency aid to families and individuals with incomes at or below the federal poverty level who live in Yolo County. Assistance includes providing help with food, rental, utilities, bills, and job readiness. Since 1967, STEAC has provided a critical safety net for those whose needs cannot be met […]

Sierra Community Medical Foundation seeks to serve the people in Placer Nevada Yuba Sutter and Colusa counties. With the help of our partners we seek to increase access to education about healthier Lifestyles especially for our Indigent and uninsured community members.

Our mission is serve as a dynamic regional hub that engages and inspires people of all ages to explore the wonders, possibilities, and responsibilities of science.

We relieve the setbacks of living with a serious chronic illness and we manage the adjustments necessary when life is limited and treatments that cure are no longer viable.

Rehabilitative services for visually impaired individuals; low vision exams, Braille, white cane travel, adaptive technology, independent living skills. Programs for youth, seniors and career-seekers.

A special project of our Conference that provides assistance to people who are in temporary financial distress, and who are in danger of becoming homeless due to threatened evictions or who are homeless and need assistance obtaining housing.