Normal Heights Elementary is a hidden gem nestled in the Kensington and Normal Heights neighborhoods. Our school is celebrated for its strong STEAM curriculum, inclusive culture, and unwavering commitment to excellence. 

Frosted Faces Foundation is a 501(C)(3) Non Profit organization that delivers the promise of family and comprehensive veterinary care for senior pets whose love and lives are in jeopardy.

Teralta Art’s studio is located in City Heights, San Diego—a diverse area mainly inhabited by immigrant, refugee, and economically disadvantaged communities—dedicates itself to ensuring equitable art access. Their outreach and programs aim to empower these individuals to engage in the shaping of our regional culture through art-making. Since their inception in June 2021, they have provided over 2520 individuals with low-cost or free ceramics classes.

The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank is the largest hunger-relief organization in San Diego County. Last year, the Food Bank distributed over 50 million pounds of food, and the Food Bank serves, on average, 400,000 people per month in San Diego County. Through their two warehouse locations and by partnering with over 500 nonprofit partners with feeding programs, the Food Bank provides nutritious food to individuals and families in need in communities throughout San Diego County.

The Adams Parent Teacher Community Organization (PTCO) is a 501c3 charity group of parents, teachers, families and community members who work together to host fun events like the Fall Festival, Family Prom, and STEAM Fair, that our entire school community can enjoy together. They also raise funds to cover the cost of enrichment activities not covered by the school budget, including field trips, enrichment programs and arts education, so that their students can enjoy these things at no cost to their families.

Underdog Rescue of Arizona is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit foster-based Phoenix dog rescue dedicated to rescuing and re-homing pets in need, whether they were rescued from the euthanasia list, homeless, or abandoned.

A place of peace and hope for people struggling with hunger, poverty and homelessness. Last year, they served more than 16,000 men, women, children, veterans, and seniors with a wide range of supportive services from a hot meal every evening to food boxes, showers, clothing, job search assistance, bus passes, Arizona identification, mail service and much more.

The mission at AZCEND, is to change lives by nourishing minds and bodies to create a connected, thriving community. They serve the East Valley (Gilbert & Chandler) outside of Phoenix Arizona, by offering services such as Job Training, Utility Bill Assistance, Shelter/Housing Referrals, Food & Clothing, Case Management and Medical Services such as dental and routine care.