COMMUNITY organizations
Below is a list of community organizations that need your help.
The Volunteer Center
A
complete listing of their programs or you can call (209) 524-1307.
This is a great place to start.
Another way hook up
Here is a great place to see if there are any charitable organizations
that match your own personal style.
www.volunteermatch.com
The Modesto Area Community Organizations
Here is a list of local organizations, in alphabetic order. If you have a non-profit organization that needs assistance, volunteers and support, please let us know. info@modestoview.com
Ag Pavilion Learning Center and Museum - 209-604-4916
909 15th St. Suite 9
Modesto, CA 95354
mfl4ag@aol.com
This is a new regional center that will be celebrating the technology, history and the future of agriculture in our region. They need fundrasing and creative relationships in the community. www.agisamazing.com
ALS Association
This is the Annual Walk to d'feet to fight ALS ( Lou Gehrig's Disease). Proceeds benefit local patient programs held at Graceada Park annually during October. See the Todo Calendar for te exact date each year. Usually, registration is at 10 am and the walk is at 11:00 and with a post walk BBQ at noon. This is a great way to fight a terrible disease that really needs the research. Suggested donation $35. www.fightals.com
Contact the organization at 800-209-0433. This organization needs volunteers on an regular basis. Lend a hand.
Alzheimer's Organization, Needing help with fundraisers,
office help, Board members, committee members
416 Downey Ave.
Modesto, CA 95354
(209) 521-1606
alzheimerorg@aol.com
American Cancer Society
This is a wonderful organization that assists and promotes cancer awareness and research. This is the organization that organizes the incredible Relay for Life. This is one of the most powerful and important events of the year. You probably know many cancer survivors. www.cancer.org then type in zipcode. This organization presents the annual Relay For Life
American Red Cross
You know how valuable the Red Cross is. This is the one main legit organization that helps all over the word. They also need help right here in our community. They are there in times of need for anything. They need money and supplies. You can help. www.arcscss.org or by phone @ 209-523-6451
Stanislaus County Chapter
1230 6th St.
Modesto, CA 95354
ARC of Stanislaus/Howard Training Center - (209) 538-4000 ck12547@aol.com This agency helps with the education and the work training of the retarded
and developmentally disabled. Some of their programs include art and food service training. Make sure you support their big annual Crab Feed that happens in March.
Carole Sund Foundation
After the violent death of their daughter Carole Sund, grand-daughter
Juli, and Silvina Pelosso in the spring of 1999, Francis & Carole
Carrington decided that anything they could do to prevent violent criminals
from going free would be worth the effort. http://www.carolesundfoundation.com This organization has been intrumental in the assistance of many missing
persons search campaigns. They are supporting over 100 cases nationwide
to help return missing people.
CASA of Stanislaus County - 209-567-4230
Court Appointed Special Advocates (CASA)recruite, screens, trains and supervises vlunteer advocates to fact find and report to the Superior Court what is the best interest of the child. You can help and get involved.
801 11th St. Suite 3400 PO Box 3400 email at cmcasaofstanco@yahoo.com
Modesto, CA 95353
209-567-4230 fax
www.geocities.com/casaofstancounty
Casa de Modesto Retirement Center
745 Eldena Way, Modesto, CA 95350
(209) 529-4950 www.casademodesto.org and cdm@casademodesto.org
Needing volunteers for the Auxiliary, gift shop, activities, volunteers
to help residents, visit with residents, bring in dogs for pet therapy,
persons interested in helping plan events, capital campaign, etc.
Center for Human Services - Call (209) 526-1440 for information
or program information.
Vision: CHS will be a leader in advocacy and services for youth
and families working with partners to build a strong community.
Mission: This mission of CHS is to support the well being of youth
and families....
Through quality prevention, education and counseling service. Through
programs that build and strengthen families and the neighborhoods in which
they live; and in a way that honors and respects the diversity of our
community.
Values: Dedicated to serving, Responsive to needs, Innovative in programming, respectful of differences, compassionate towards others.
Please call 526-1440 to get involved
The Central Valley Professional Exchange
Theh CVPE is a Modesto-based not-for-profit organization dedicated to improving the quality of life in our community through service, support and participation. The CVPE meets monthly at local area restaurants - meetings at which we encourage discussion of local interests and welcome guest speakers who have a desire to share, learn and educate. For more information regarding joining CVPE, or if you are interested in being a speaker, please send an e-mail to skissee@sbcglobal.net . Log on to www.cvpe.org
Coalition on Homelessness and Poverty
The Coalition on Homelessness been working since October, 2000 in Stanislaus
County, first under the direction of the Coalition on Homelessness of
San Francisco and now in partnership with New Hope Christian Fellowship
where we have joined with several other ministries to form the Coalition
On Homelessness And Poverty-Stanislaus County. They produce a valuable
newletter called the Curbside News. Check out their website and see
what you can do to change the face of poverty in our county. http://www.cohsc.org
Community Hospice - (209) 578-6300 www.hospiceheart.org Anyone who has been faced with a terminal illness or progressive cancer knows what Community Hospice can do. They need your volunteer time, effort and financial support. They have recently opened the Alexander Cohen Hospice House in Hughson and need your help with a variety of projects, such as Friends of Hospice, Family Visits, Hope Chest Thrift Stores, and Office Projects.
Freecycle Modesto
Make all of your good ans stuff go round and round. This is an organiation that links the needs of our community with others with common needs. Check it out at http://groups.yahoo.com/group/modestofreecycle/
Great Valley Center
The Great Valley Center has been one of the leading catylists of change in the central valley, putting the issues, the needs and the priorities of the central valley first. It's mission is stated "to support activities and organizations that promote the economic, social and environmental well-being of the California Central Valley" It has taken the lead on management of incredible growth, focus on transportation issues, gaining political attention for our region and making sure that we all have a voice and we are not run over by the major metro markets. You can help, volunteer, submit ideas and best of all you can contribute funds to help keep this mission alive. The GVC has created a partnership with the UC Merced to strangthen the vision and the reach of our issues. Carol Whiteside, former Modesto mayor is the President of this organization.
201 Needham Ave
Modesto, CA 95354
209-522-5103 (phone) 209-522-5116 (fax)
www.greatvalley.org
Habitat for Humanity - (209) 575-4585 Click here for email directory
It is great to assist someone that is helping too. You can help build a home, assist with construction and help a family
with their housing. See their national website at www.habitat.org and here is the new local website www.stanislaushabitat.org
See what help from construction, to plumbing, painting, donations, trim or clean up is needed this week and the website has all the details and Habitat
Volunteer opportunities.
Click Here.
Haven Women's Center - (209) 524-4331 This is a very important organization
that supports and assists battered women and their children. http://havenwomenscenter.org/
Harvest of Hope
727 Sutter Ave.
Modesto, CA 95351
We are looking for Volunteers to help our drivers by doing lifting,
and to help our current workers in doing odd jobs with the food pantry
at the agency. We also, accept donations. For example, food, clothing,
and many other goods, which can be reused to help needy families in
the Southwest Modesto area.
Health Services Agency Foundation
Founded in 1982, the HSA Foundation is a volunteer organization that
raises funds to support the work of the Stanislaus County Health Services
Agency
(HSA). HSA provides over 260,000 patient visits on an annual basis to
the citizens of Stanislaus County. Volunteers are needed for raising
funds, working on special events and for assisting with daily operations
of the agency. Call (209) 558-5858 for more information. www.hsahealth.org
Make A Wish Foundation
Make-A-Wish has a new local organization that is doing some incredible things. Make-A-Wish is a very important organization that makes dreams come true for children with life threatening medical conditions. You can assist this organization by volunteering, hosting a fundraiser and attending the annual Wishmaker Ball in November of each year. You can make a difference. www.makeawish-sacto.org
Memorial Hospital Foundation
Memorial Medical Center provides and promotes effective inpatient and
outpatient health care services, and fosters an integrated system of
care in partnership with physicians, other health care providers and
payers. The facility provides a full continuum of care including: 24-
hour emergency care, surgery, obstetrics, pediatrics, nuclear medicine,
dialysis therapy, diagnostic imaging, outpatient surgery, intensive
care services, physical therapy and home health. Click
here to read information about Memorial.
palkomj@sutterhealth.org http://www.memorialmedicalcenter.org
Meth Action Team (MAT)
This Center for Human Services program links youth and adult partners in combating Methamphetine usage in our area. There are art and other community projects that assist with Meth intervention. Participants can be between ages 14-24. Adult partners are welcome too. Contact the CHS to get involved. To become an adult partner, contact Kara Sumter at 209-526-1476 x171 There are meetings every two weeks. 1700 McHenry, Suite 11. Modesto, 95350
Mighty Women of Modesto
The Mighty Women of Modesto is a California (501)c(3) Non-Profit Corporation.
We provide an emergency shelter for women in need with room and board,
counseling, and training. Each individual is assessed on a case-by-case
basis. MWOM is a group of women dedicated to help their fellow woman.
They need help with phone calls and cooking.
Modesto Jaycees
Modesto Jaycees Junior Chamber is the best organization for young people between ages 18-41, to learn leadership development, personal growth and community involvement. Servings our community since 1924 . The Jaycees do many great things in Modesto, including the organization of the annual Forth of July Parade, Picnic in the Park and the Annual Underprivileged Children's Christmas Shopping Tour. A General Membership Meeting is held 7 pm every 2nd Wednesday of the month at Hero's Sports Lounge & Pizza Co. 821 L Street and all visitors are welcome. For more information in regards to joining the Great Modesto Jaycees visit us at www.jayceesmodesto.org
Modesto Peace Life Center
The central connection for peace and community service activities including,
Veteran's rights, Health Care, Pollution and world peace.
720 13th St, Modesto, CA 95353 -209-529-5750 - Visit
their website.
Modesto Symphony Guild
The Modesto Symphony needs all kinds of volunteers to help with concerts, selling refreshments and support the back stage artist support with the Modesto Symphony Guild. Get involved. www.modestosymphony.org and email at mso@modestosymphony.org
Mom's Club
This is a great organization that helps get a new mom hooked up in the community. There are many get togethers, sessions on potty training, scrapbooking, cooking, fitness, play groups, outings and many other things to assist with being a mom and a parent. To get hooked up contact Kerry Holland @ kerryholland@sbcglobal.net 209-577-8464 and check the web at www.momsclub.org.
National Alliance for the Mentally Ill, Stanislaus
Dedicated to supporting Stan. Co. Agencies involved in the Mental Health
Field.
NAMI Stanislaus has an ongoing Speaker meeting program on the 2nd and
4th Wed. of each month. 6-8pm at Family Resources Center, 800 Scenic
Dr. Modesto, CA Admission is Free. NAMI is also offering its Family
to Family classes in Mental Illness education. For Information, Call
Kathleen Wood 209-525-6150, or the NAMI office at 209-314-3735. NAMI
also has brochures and information in Spanish. Jim Christiansen . volunteer
For additional information, Call NAMI office at 314-3735, or write NAMI
Stanislaus, PO Box 4120, Modesto, CA 95352-4120
209-312-3735
Native Daughters of the Golden West Morada Parlor #199.
www.ndgw.org
The Native Daughters is a non-profit organization involved in such areas
as children with special needs, as well as, the restoration of missions
and lighthouses. Tax deductible contributions are greatly appreciated
Please make checks to Morada Parlor #199. If needed for tax purposes,
the Morada Parlor ID # is 0237586660.
Contact Julia Hull at www.juliahull.com
Newcomers and Friends Club
Are you new to Modesto? The Newcomers and Friends Club is a social club that has been in the Modesto area for over 50 years. There are coffee meetings each month as well as monthly luncheons that give a taste of Modesto's fine restaurants. You can participate in book clubs and participate in trips and events. You will meet new people and get the Modesto hook-up. For more information, contact Nancy at 209-883-2453 or on the web at www.modestonewcomers.com The Turlock Newcomers club meets on the 3rd Monday every month at 11:15. at the Moose Lodge, 4713 W. Main St. Turlock. Contact Cindy Goulart Flesher 209-402-4884
Omega Nu
A Service organization sorority since 1924 whose
purpose is exclusively educational and charitable. Check out their annual home tour, fashion shows and many other things that they do to raise funds to support the community.
Operation We Care -
This is an information organization that helps link volunteers, relatives and families of active military on duty to the assistance and information that they need. There are lots of questions and decisions that familiy members have to make while soldiers are serving overseas. Operation We Care meets on the last Thursday of every month @ 7:00 at the National Guard Amory, 933 Kansas Ave. Modesto. For info or to help volunteer, call - 209-402-4114
Parent Resource Center:
The Parent Resource Center strives to enrich the lives of our families through parenting education and emotional support. The center encourages positive parenting and promotes nurturing and bonding. There are many ways that you can assist this organization and they have an annual fundraiser to assist with the support of their programs. They also have the Book Buddies program to encourage reading in the family and to help provide books for familes with small children. New and gently used books are needed. Books and contributions can be delivered to the Parent Resource Center at 811 5th St. Modesto, CA 95354. Phone 549-8193. Office hours are 8:30 am -5:30 pm.
Project Linus
Project Linus is a 100% volunteer organization. All dollars and materials donated go to supporting our organization getting blankets made and into the hands of a child in need. Our volunteers, known as Blanketeers” provide new, handmade, washable blankets to children who are traumatized, seriously ill, or in need. Although there are many ways to help, you can participate simply by making a blanket and donating it to our chapter for distribution to a child. Every style is welcome-quilts, crocheted or knitted afghans, fleece, etc —in child-friendly colors.The quiet gift of a warm hug created by your own hands is what you will achieve in the Project Linus program. We hope you will consider helping a child in need. There are many little ones we can help in Calaveras and San Joaquin counties. Contact Renee Acevedo. Chapter Coordinator (209) 406-4690 @ rsace@plsanjoaquincalaveras.com Website www.plsanjoaquincalaveras.com/
Red Hat Society - The Scarlett Sparklers
This is really fun social and service organization affiliated with the local chapter of the national organization hosted by the Modesto Senior Center that sponsors regular get togethers and gets involved in community service and also offers travel and outings. To get more information contact Shannon Parker at 209-491-5944 or sparker@modestogov.com
Relief Inc.
Relief Inc. is a nonprofit based in Modesto. Liberian/American CEO Phebe Dennis Fortt's main purpose in life is to help the Liberian people survive then thrive through education. Relief has 4 phases - sending of survival goods, a hospital in Liberia, a Kids In School program to get kids back to school, a Women Of Worth program to educate the women so they become self sufficient. Volunteers, sponsors for Kids In School, and food are needed on an ongoing basis. Contacts, sponsors, and speaking engagements are critical to Relief. Relief has a crab feed in March to help raise funds and awareness. Please contact Phebe at 209-595-6689 if you can help.
Salvation Army - Captain Mike Dickenson (209) 522-3200
This
is the place to support to help the homeless and the needy. Meals, childcare,
and help for those in real need. Take the dollars that you would give
to the "work for food" people and give it to the Salvation
Army or the missions. The Salvation Army has the annual Kettle Kick Off that helps raise money for the people in need right here in our community. You can also sign up to be a bell ringer during the Christmas Holidays. You can help make a difference. Volunteers are also needed to help service meals at the Salvation Army Center. You can do this directly or work with a local Rotary Club as they prepare groups of people to provide meals. In Modesto, anyone that is truly hungry can get a square meal at the Salvation Army. No one is turned away.
SCAP
The Stanislaus Community Assistance Project, is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit agency established in 1985, which is dedicated to delivering comprehensive health and human service programs that improve the health and well-being of all underserved Stanislaus County residents. Our goals are to prevent the spread of HIV/AIDS in our community, ensure accessible, coordinated, and effective services for those people affected by HIV/AIDS and to provide education and information programs which promote understanding and sensitivity toward people with life threatening illnesses. People are encourage to call with questions and requests for information.
William "Joe" Gibbs, Director of Development & Community Relations
Stanislaus Community Assistance Project
605 15th Street - Suite "A"
Modesto, CA 95354
Phone: (209) 572-2437
Fax: (209) 572-1641
E-mail: JGibbs1@scap4.org
Website: www.scap4.org
Sierra Club Yokuts
This is the local chapter of the Sierra Club. They host many projects in the mountains and host travel presentations on a regular basis. You can get involved with one of the oldest and most influential envirnomental organizations. Click here to learn more. motherlode.sierraclub.org/yokuts/
Soroptimist Clubs of Modesto
Soroptimist International of Modesto (SIM)
Soroptimist International of Modesto is a business woman's service organization. We devote our efforts to community, regional, national and worldwide service projects. Our service is directed to the following areas: education, environment, health, human rights & status of women, international goodwill & understanding and social & economic development. While giving back to our community is our primary focus, weekly meetings offer professional opportunities and networking for our members. We also provide several scholarships and awards which are given each year to high school and college age students.
Come and join us at one of our meetings. They are on Thursdays from 12:15 to 1:15 at the Season's, 945 McHenry Avenue , Modesto . For information: call Yolanda Rivera at 484-0815 or go to our website at http://www.soroptimistspr.org/district4/modesto .
Soroptimist International of Modesto North (SIMN)
Soroptimist International of Modesto North is a community based organization whose purpose is to provide community service/resources to those in need; to provide valuable networking opportunities for professionals; to promote a volunteer spirit among it members for the betterment of the community; and to encourage high ethical stands in all aspects of life.
We provide awards for “re-entry” women and scholarships for college students in addition to offering assistance to a variety of other community organizations. We meet every Wednesday from 12:15 to 1:15 PM at the Seasons, 945 McHenry Avenue , Modesto . Please join us at a meeting to learn more about the organization. For information call: Pat Jones at 526-9148 or go to our website at: http://www.soroptimistspr.org/district4/modestonorth .
Locally the two Soroptimist Clubs manage the Soroptimist Community Christmas Tree, located in Vintage Faire Mall. We provide gifts for some 4000 needy children in our own community.
S.P.C.A. of Stanislaus County - More
information Take care of your pets and get them spayed and neutered.
The S.P.C.A. of Stanislaus County is seeking volunteers and their pets
to visit local convalescent hospitals and care facilities as part of their
Pet Outreach Program. Visits are made the first and second Saturday mornings
of every month and the third Wednesday morning.
Volunteers bring their own pets. Pets must be well behaved and up to
date on their vaccinations. \
Special Olympics - Stanislaus County
(209) 522-1544
Provides year-round sports training and athletic competition in a variety
of Olympic-type sports for individuals with developmental disabilities.
Coaches, organizers, publicists, fund raisers are just a few of the
many volunteer jobs in Stanislaus Special Olympics.
Liz Trauring Stanislaus Special Olympics e-mail: trauring@sbcglobal.net
St. Andrew's Society of Modesto
St. Andrew's Society of Modesto organized in 1980, with it's first meeting in 1981, was established to further GAELIC HERITAGE and CULTURE for the residents of Stanislaus and it's surrounding counties. Through its activities, the Society offers a brief glimpse of the history, pageantry and customs of the past which still live in the hearts of many today. All Gaelic cultures, Scottish, Irish and Welsh, are represented. Whether your interest is in the "swing of the kilt," the drone of the bagpipe or the eating of scones, shortbread, bangers or soda bread, you'll find it encouraged by this Society. You don't have to be a Scotsman, Irishman or Welshman to participate. The only requirement is an interest in this colorful and unique bit of living history. They host the Annual Highland Games the first weekend in June.St. Andrew's Society of Modesto P.O. Box 3342 Modesto, CA 95353-3342 Contact the Webmaster HERE or call Betty Campbell (209) 538-0821
The Stanislaus County Library Foundation
Promotes the enrichment of the county library system, by cultivating
community involvement and support. The foundation has provided funding
for special children's programs, scholarships for staff pursuing careers
as professional librarians and support for an online book club that
is available to all library customers. For more information about the
Stanislaus County Library Foundation, please call 558-4813
The Stanislaus County Healthy Marriage Coalition (SCHMC):
In an effort to reverse the destructive effects of poor relationships and to strengthen the family structure of our community the SCHMC advocates for strong, healthy life-long marriages and promotes the fact that it is in the best interests of our entire community that both fathers and mothers be active in the lives of their children; and works to prevent out-of-wedlock pregnancies. Our Mission is dedicated to strengthening families and couples through education, collaboration and mobilization. Our Goals are to reduce the number of divorce filings by 30 percent, reduce the number of out-of-wedlock pregnancies by 30 percent, increase father involvement by 30 percent. Our Strategy is to use research to identify significant problems facing the families and youth of Stanislaus County, to identify solutions that are based on traditional values and principles, to build broad public support for values-based solutions and through advocacy, communications and collaboration and to empower and equip local leaders and professionals who work with families who are also promoting values-based solutions and to provide support services that advance their effectiveness.
Coalition partners include churches, marriage and family therapists, organizations and individuals. The Stanislaus County Healthy Marriage Coalition is associated with the California Healthy Marriages Coalition, the first state-wide healthy marriage coalition. Contact info: Stanislaus County Healthy Marriage Coalition Jim Steward, Director 744 Thompson Rd. Modesto, CA 95351-4425 (209) 606-0772 email: info@stancomarriage.org Our website can be found at www.stancomarriage.org
Stanislaus Partners in Education (SPIE) - (209) 525-5171
Your business can be a shcolastic partner. You can help with your time,
your talent or your money. You or your company can be a key influence
in the education of our youth. You can sign up to link with a particular school, present a program, work with an afterschool program or even arrange to supply mentors or readers for the classroom or even just help with supplies for the budget strapped classrooms. Your company can make a difference.
Stanislaus Connections at the Stanislaus Community Assistance Program
(SCAP).
The Stanislaus Community Assistance Project, is a 501 (c) (3) not-for-profit agency established in 1985, which is dedicated to delivering comprehensive health and human service programs that improve the health and well-being of all underserved Stanislaus County residents. Goals are to prevent the spread of STD's/HEP C/HIV/AIDS in our community, ensure accessible, coordinated, and effective services for those people affected by STD's/HEP C/HIV/AIDS and other life threatening illnesses, enable them to live healthy and productive lives, to raise public awareness and understanding of STD's/HEP C/HIV/AIDS-related issues, and to provide education and information programs which promote understanding and sensitivity toward people with life threatening illnesses. SCAP is located at 605 15th St. Suite
A. Modesto 95354 The telephone number is 209.572.2437. SCAP is a non-profit organization. Website http://www.scap4.org/
Stanislaus Union District Foundation
Want to be part of the hottest fundraising trend in public education? Stanislaus Union School District is starting a foundation that will benefit all schools in our district. This foundation is a non-profit, tax exempt third party that will help foster our community educational needs, by providing funds, equipment and services donated by the generous businesses and community members. This is an excellent time to find out how you can get involved and take part in your children's educational development. Please email stanuniondist.foundation@comcast.net with any questions.
The Stanislaus Literacy Center
A nonprofit organization dedicated to helping adults who read below a 7th grade reading level learn to read and write in English free of charge. We need people age 18 and older who will spend 2-3 hours per week helping another adult learn to read. We provide training and materials. We will work around the schedule of the tutor to match them with someone available at the time they are available. You can phone us at 209-558-4505 or email us at info@readingworks.net to be put on our mailing list for future tutor trainings. Our website is www.readingworks.net .
Karen Williams, Director
Stanislaus Literacy Center
Phone: 209-522-0656
Fax: 209-522-0658
email: williamsk@readingworks.net
Website: www.readingworks.net
Stanislaus PRIDE Center: www.stanpride.org
The Stanislaus PRIDE Center (SPC) was formed in the spring of 2005. The mission of the organization is to provide resources that strengthen and support gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) persons living in Stanislaus and surrounding counties. The organization has three areas of focus: culture & community; education & information; health & wellness. The SPC's first dedicated community center facility is located at 823 15th St, downtown Modesto, between "H" & "I" streets, and across the street from the Stanislaus County Library. Drop-in hours are Wednesdays through Saturdays from 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. GLBT groups can also gather/meet at the Center during other times by contacting coordinator@stanpride.org to schedule times/dates. For more information about the SPC, contact info@stanpride.org or call (209) 338-0855.
Townsend Opera Players
You can volunteer in the commuity and help the arts. The wonderful TOP needs all kinds of help from ticket sales, to event support, costume maintenance and many other projects. You will have a great time helping make the TOP productions come to life.
Contact the TOP at erika@townsendoperaplayers.org or at the website, www.townsendoperaplayers.com
United Way of Stanislaus County -(209) 523-4562 United Way supports
many local organizations in our area. If you are not quite sure who
you want to help, your contribution to United Way is a step in the right
direction. They are a great connection point for a variety of ways to help and they are also the hosts of the Volunteer Center.
uwaystan.org
Valley Mountain Regional Center -Dick Jacobs (209) 955-3217 rjacobs@cwixmail.com
Valley Super Singles
This is a good organization that is meeting the needs of the over 45 aged single person that is looking for new friends and fun. There are regular meetings and regular get togethers. Hook up now by calling Anne @ 524-7909
YMCA - Call (209) 578-9622 for information
This is one of the most respected places for family fitness and support of kids. Don't you remember getting your Fish, Flying Fish and Porpoise pins for swimming? Check it out and make the committment to keep your family healthy and support the kids in our neighborhood that need your help.
Youth For Christ
Since 1948 Youth for Christ in the Central Valley has served valley teenagers and their parents.
With a full time staff of 12 and over 150+ volunteers, Youth for Christ reaches out to highly at-risk teens, offering them an opportunity to develop, discover and maximize their God given potential. Whether it be through on-campus Bible clubs, one-one-one visits at Juvenile Hall, neighborhood clubs that offer mentoring, and job training, teen parenting programs, or licensed counseling Youth for Christ believes every young person has the chance to experience a fulfilling life, develop strong, caring relationships, and contribute in a positive way to their family, neighborhood and community.
For more information contact Executive Director Rev. Rick J. Fritzemeier at (209) 522-9568 x13 or scyfc@scyfc.com
As we learn of more organizations, we will post them here. If you have
an organization that needs to find volunteers, please email us.
