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The Jewish Home & Senior Living Foundation supports the San Francisco Campus for Jewish Living (SFCJL), a not-for-profit, licensed skilled nursing facility and residential community specializing in programs, services, and care for older adults. From the Home's modest beginnings in 1871 as a residential center for twelve seniors, SFCJL has grown to a nine-acre comprehensive senior care center with five distinct buildings, serving more than 420 residents with diverse care needs, and providing rehabilitation services to numerous others seeking short-term care stays. For 147 years, SFCJL has ensured that Bay Area elderly have always had a place to call home. SFCJL's mission is to enrich the quality of older adults. The vision is to become a regional resource as an integral part of a continuum of care throughout the Bay Area that provides senior adults with a variety of life enriching programs and services that are accessible, promote individual dignity, encourage independence, connect them to their community, and reflect the social, cultural, and spiritual values of Jewish tradition.

The People Concern empowers the most vulnerable among us to rebuild their lives. One of Los Angeles County’s largest social services agencies, The People Concern was formed in 2016 in a merger of two trusted social service organizations based in Los Angeles County, OPCC and Lamp Community. Informed by more than fifty years of work in the community, The People Concern is a leading provider of, and advocate for, evidence-based solutions to the multi-faceted challenges inherent in homelessness and domestic violence. With compassion and profound respect for those we serve, we provide a fully integrated system of care – including outreach, interim housing, mental and medical health care, substance abuse services, domestic violence services, lifeskills & wellness programs, and permanent supportive housing – tailored to the unique needs of homeless individuals, survivors of domestic violence, challenged youth, and others who have nowhere else to turn. The People Concern’s model of integrated and comprehensive care empowers our participants to navigate the multi-faceted obstacles in their lives, become their best selves, and ultimately, connect with and contribute to their communities.

Our mission is to provide women and their children experiencing homelessness with a safe place to rest, recover, and heal. We then partner with them to devise and implement a path to long-term safety, stability, and independence in society. What We Do Our community is built on a “culture of care” philosophy where inspiration, motivation, restoration, and self-sufficiency are infused in our interactions with the families we serve. We provide: A home-like environment, including clean beds with toiletries and shower facilities, clothing and laundry services, and three healthy and nutritional meals a day in a space that builds pride and helps family members learn, grow, and develop personal capacity for success. An on-site, full-time licensed clinical social worker providing individualized case management to connect families to resources for health services, mental health services, and housing matches. - A weekly on-site psychologist. - Ongoing life skills courses and training. - Workforce development - An after-school, state-certified educator to support children with homework, projects, specialized tutoring, and educational and recreational field trips. - Assistance, along with Baltimore City agencies, in locating and transitioning to affordable and safe housing.

For 7 years the Sheehan Adopt-A-Family Project (www.safproject.org), a 501(c)(3) charity, has adopted hundreds of homeless and needy families during the holidays. In addition to looking after these families once again this year we will also be expanding our reach into group homes (i.e. orphanages) by asking for technology donations (old phones, tablets, and computers. The reason I want to expand into group homes is because I’ve identified a connection between aging out of group homes and homelessness. As many of you are aware, we have a tremendous problem of homelessness in our city. Over 40,000 people are on the streets of Los Angeles, and this number is on the rise. Youths make up the fastest growing homeless age group with those 18-24 up 64% since 2016 followed by those under 18 at 41%, according to US News. Since the majority of youth in group homes are kicked out onto the streets on the day of their 18th birthday, I hope to intervene by providing these youth with the technological resources necessary for surviving on their own. Thank you for considerating a donation! Melissa Sheehan Clarkson

At Juliette Fowler Communities, we envision a life of fulfillment for all generations. For over 132 years, Juliette Fowler Communities has given young and older a place to belong. In the 1800's, Juliette Peak Fowler dreamed of a caring community for widows and orphaned children and through her own bequest, Juliette Fowler Communities was born. We invite you to continue Juliette's legacy of generosity and compassion by giving to Fowler. Our mission is to create loving, supportive communities where people belong and thrive. Our Core Values: Love People. Pursue Excellence. Make a Difference. - You give belonging by providing benevolence to Fowler's residents, loved ones, and caregivers of every age. Benevolence at Fowler means seniors and adults with disabilities don't have to choose between medical care and groceries. It means homeless young women and families in need receive every chance to pursue wellness and wholeness. It means Fowler residents and those who love them have spiritual support, life enrichment, respect, and dignity provided by a creative, caring staff of teammates. - You give belonging to over 600 Dallas children and youth annually by providing resources and connection to foster families and families in need, as well as The Ebby House transitional living program for homeless young women. You help them emerge from traumatic backgrounds into education, wellness, and fulfilling futures. - You give belonging to food insecure seniors who average less than $13,000/year income, and seniors who depend on financial subsidies for assisted living services. You provide programs like Friends Helping Friends, preventing hunger, giving nutritional support, and increasing wellbeing. - You give belonging to people experiencing Alzheimer's and other forms of memory loss. Your gift provides a paradigm shift in dementia care through Fowler’s “I’m Still Here” philosophy, making life meaningful and supported through all stages of the care journey. Thanks to you, Fowler's Dementia Friendly campus is inclusive and empowering for anyone experiencing memory loss, and their loved ones. Your gifts to the One Heart Fund support our residents’ greatest needs and their fulfillment. We ask you to BELONG with us at Fowler by giving to the One Heart Fund today. Your generosity gives a sense of BELONGING to the most vulnerable in our community. Thank you for your meaningful support!

THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION TO PROMOTE SELF-SUFFICIENCY AMONG LOW-INCOME AND VULNERABLE POPULATIONS BY CONFRONTING THE CAUSES AND REDUCING THE EFFECTS OF POVERTY.

These Are They exists to meet the daily needs of the homeless population by distributing Dignity Care Packages containing toiletries, packaged snacks, nonperishables, bottled water, socks, a blanket, backpack.

We are 501 (C)(3) non profit located in the Twin Cities, Mn. Providing clean socks and underwear to the homeless population in and around the Twin Cities. please visit our website to donate.

Homeward Bound's mission is to create pathways out of poverty for homeless families ready to make a change. Homeward Bound serves homeless families in Maricopa County which is the fastest growing segment of the homeless population.

ROD'S HOUSE BUILDS AUTHENTIC CONNECTIONS WITH YOUNG PEOPLE, SUPPORTS THEM IN FEELING RESPECTED AND SECURE IN WHO THEY ARE, EMPOWERS THEM TO REACH THEIR FULL POTENTIAL, AND POSITIVELY CONNECTS THEM TO THE COMMUNITY. ROD'S HOUSE ENVISIONS AN END TO YOUTH HOMELESSNESS IN THE YAKIMA VALLEY. TO BREAK THE CYCLE OF HOMELESSNESS WE WILL ENGAGE VOLUNTEERS, DONORS, AND THE COMMUNITY TO ENSURE YOUNG PEOPLE'S BASIC HUMAN NEEDS ARE MET AND THAT THEY HAVE A SAFE, STABLE HOME; PERMANENT, POSITIVE CONNECTIONS; MEANINGFUL EDUCATION AND EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES; BEHAVIORAL AND PHYSICAL HEALTHCARE; AND SUPPORTS THAT REINFORCE THEIR INDIVIDUAL ABILITIES.

Skid Row Power is a collaborative that brings together the LA Community Action Network (LA CAN), community members, and researchers from USC Annenberg to design, build, and deploy creative approaches that empower Skid Row residents to stay digitally connected.

HomeSweetHome Foundations' mission is to transition aged-out foster youth and at-risk youth between ages 16-26 into adulthood by providing housing, financial literacy, mental health aid and connection to resources. They are a not-for-profit organization that relies on volunteers and the generosity of American donors.