Funds in Community Services

Gardens Full of Fruits, Veggies, and Sustainable Nutrition! These three San Francisco Bay Area nonprofits are feeding hungry residents, then taking it to the next level -- giving people of all ages the tools and training to grow healthy, organic, nutritious food right in their own neighborhoods! Lifting spirits, building community, and encouraging mindful eating, Urban Tilth (Richmond, CA), Spiral Gardens (south Berkeley, CA), and Planting Justice (Oakland, CA) are superstars of the food security and food justice movement! Donate and empower people to grow their own salads and spirits!

Intuitive Iranian Community Outreach

Support safe streets and sustainable transportation in the Bay Area and around California

WISE Dress For Success Drive

New winter clothing for Chicago children in need

Charities serving New York City. Ping me if there are others you would to add!

A group of amazing organizations with programs focused on resourcing and empowering women, curated by RaisedBy.Us for Group Nine's The Gist ERG

Molly's Passion Projects

A group of amazing organizations with programs focused on resourcing and empowering communities of color, curated by RaisedBy.Us for Group Nine's Mosaic ERG.

Groceries and Hygiene packs at Hospital Civil

Food is a basic human need and yet in one of the richest locations in the world some folks go without a meal a day. Your contribution helps fund food banks in the SF Bay Area.

Destination: Home is a public-private partnership aimed at ending homelessness in Santa Clara County. Cisco has made a five-year commitment to support Destination: Home’s efforts to make homelessness rare, brief, and non-recurring. Our efforts will include a focus on supportive and transitional housing, homeless prevention strategies, and on how IT can help create operational efficiencies, increase data-sharing to enhance decision-making, track outcomes, and increase capacity and comfort of those using technology to assist these vulnerable populations. Employee donations to this fund will be matched by the Cisco Foundation up to $25,000 per employee as part of your annual matching limit. Together we can make a difference to help individuals and families who are at risk, or are homeless, in Santa Clara County.

Goodwill Industries of Silicon Valley

RaisedBy.Us powers social good for the NYC startup community. The RaisedBy.Us Giving Tuesday Fund highlights NYC-area charities with which RaisedBy.Us partner companies have collaborated via volunteer hours and crucial monetary donations. Join the NYC startup community in showing these charities the love as we think about giving back on this Giving Tuesday.

Join us in supporting Family Giving Tree's Holiday Wish Drive campaign to support 5,000 families impacted by the recent California Wildfires.

Homeless Prenatal Program of SF - Join us in our 2017 Holiday funding drive to support this valuable local program. Sponsored by VMware Customer & Partner Programs team. Help us reach our $2000 goal by Dec 1st. (Remember every $31.41 donated can be matched by VMware)

STEVE MARTINO CHALLENGES YOU TO A --- MATCH... Cisco’s matching gift program matches every dollar donated up to $10,000 a person. I am going to sweeten this deal and will add my personal match of up to $25,000 to every dollar donated to Habitat for Humanity East Bay/Silicon Valley through October 31st. That means that for every $1 you donate, Habitat East Bay Silicon Valley will get $3 – if this challenge is met, Habitat will receive $75,000.

The Wadsworth Drug-Free Community Coalition exists to prevent, educate and support youth, adults and families on substance/drug abuse by providing resources and raising awareness in our community.

Supporting charities involved in first aid (training courses), mountain rescue first responder and volunteer fire brigade & rescue organisations I am personally involved in. NEW PROJECT: The station crew "DH Latschenkopf" from the mountain rescue organization Munich chapter plans the purchase of modern a Side-by-Side All Terrain Vehicle, with a patient cage in the rear bed. This will allow us to fast transport emergency responders to difficult locations from where they can start their climbs as well as allow us to transport patients off the mountain in difficult terrain and all weather conditions (particularly when no helicopters can fly, which is more often than not). The overall cost is quoted at 60k€, which is a huge aspirational target, but would be a grand relief for both summer and winter rescue missions as the Side-by-Side runs on both wheels in summer and tracks in winter. We are engaging crowdfunding, our own charities, mountain rescue own assets and all friends who can help. I hail to my VMware family and hope you'll help to support our cause by donating to either the Alpine Rettungswesen, e.V. , our registered charity (also registered on VMware Foundation), or to this fund. All the best, and be safe out there - always!

As part of the "The House That Tech Built" program, Cisco and Lasalle Business Solutions team members are not only heading to the Habitat construction site to build a safe, stable, and affordable home, we're also raising funds to help make it happen. Please help us support the Chicago Community by donating! See what we did last year: https://my.habitatchicago.org/TheHouseThatTechBuilt2018/Static/Event-Info https://my.habitatchicago.org/TheHouseThatTechBuilt2018/Static/Meet-the-Family

I was inspired to create this San Francisco Nonprofits Serving the Homeless Fund after volunteering at Lava Mae's Pop Up-Care Village. I took part in Lava Mae's efforts to provide services and radical hospitality to over 200 individuals in San Francisco. The Pop-Up Care Village brings together several services into one location to provide a one-stop shop for homeless individuals. While at the Village, I was introduced to other great nonprofit organizations who provide services to the homeless, including Swords to Plowshares which helps homeless veterans. Please join me in supporting these nonprofits serving the homeless population in San Francisco. If you are inspired by any other San Francisco nonprofits working in this field, please send me an email and let's chat!

Join me in supporting local Richmond, CA non-profits whose mission is to empower residents with education, outdoor activities, and tools (literally and figuratively) to create a happy, thriving community.

Help people struggling with mental health issues.

Donated solar modules will power this Lakota-founded and constructed community housing project on the Pine Ridge Native American reservation. We need your help to raise $5,000 to ship the modules to the site!

SOME exists to help the poor and homeless of our nation's capital. We meet the immediate daily needs of the people we serve with food, clothing, and health care. We help break the cycle of homelessness by offering services, such as affordable housing, job training, addiction treatment, and counseling, to the poor, the elderly and individuals with mental illness.