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CONTENTS 2015-2016 San Jose Silicon Valley Business Directory & Community Guide
SJSV CHAMBER 101 W. Santa Clara Street San Jose, CA 95113 p: 408-291-5250 f: 408-286-5019 BOARD CHAIR Sean Cottle, Hoge Fenton PRESIDENT & CEO Matthew R. Mahood VICE PRESIDENT OF MEMBERSHIP & SALES Chris Horton VICE PRESIDENT OF PUBLIC POLICY Derrick Seaver
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CEO’s Perspective We have the people, the place & the culture to make your business adventure world-class! SJSV Chamber Board of Directors SJSV Leadership Circle Top Investors San Jose Economic Development: The Heart of Silicon Valley is Growing Stronger Named one of the fastest growing cities in America by Forbes Magazine, San Jose is the thirdlargest city in California, and the tenth largest in the United States.
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18 Community Activism Get Involved 22 Environmental Resources A Greener, Healthier Environment 26 Health Care Resources A Healthy Outlook 28 Senior Resources Caring for Our Heritage 30 Social Services Resources Supporting Our Community 34 Youth Resources Developing Our Future
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SAN JOSE SILICON VALLEY CHAMBER OF COMMERCE The 2015-16 Business Directory & Community Guide is produced by the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce. If you would like your business to be listed in the 2016-17 Business Directory or if you have updates of business listings contained herein, please submit copy to membership@sjchamber.com. ©2015. Published by the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce. Copies of the Business Directory & Community Guide are available for $25 each from the SJSV Chamber, 101 W. Santa Clara St., San Jose, CA 95113; 408-291-5250 or online at sjchamber.com.
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SILICON VALLEY’S NEXT ACT: Keeping the region the center of The Internet of Things
Since 1886, the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce has been serving the greater community—giving businesses a place to connect, convene and champion. And over the last 129 years, few regions in world history have created more wealth than the Silicon Valley. The genesis of this success arises from the entrepreneurial spirit endemic in our institutions and businesses—and a critical mass of smart people who like to collaborate, innovate and change the world around them. Silicon Valley is a global leader for the most patent filings, for the most venture capital and for the most pioneering era-changing companies. Our residents and our businesses’ employees are highly educated, skilled and diverse. They are passionate and they are committed—to their companies and to giving back by volunteering in our communities. Yet, we believe as though we can still do better. We believe we can make our region the place where it’s easier to start, expand or relocate a business; and that is why the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber has launched REDI—a new Regional Economic Development Initiative. REDI has identified four specific industry sectors that show great economic potential as they are being positively affected by the technology-driven convergence with the Internet of Things. As a result, we have established four action teams around: Transportation R&D, Health IT, Agile Development and Manufacturing, and Smart Buildings. In this next phase of REDI, our action teams will develop industry sector-specific initiatives to not only help these sectors thrive, but to drive additional collaboration, innovation and job growth. To reinforce that this is a business-driven and community-supported initiative, each team is co-chaired by a public-sector and privatesector leader. We believe that we must continue to look forward over the next economic horizon and drive our economic prosperity, in order to protect and grow our business community. REDI helps us do just that. Another part of the SJSV Chamber’s REDI work is aggregating resources to serve you. Helpful links on the website svedc.com provide you with a snapshot of our economy and resources that we think prove why you should choose Silicon Valley. This publication, The Really Useful Book, is yet another resource for businesses and individuals, providing a handy desk-side directory of businesses organized in a buyer’s guide format so that they can easily access more than 1,400 of Silicon Valley’s best businesses. Our community guide lists 200-plus nonprofit organizations where you can volunteer your time and resources to make Silicon Valley a better place to live. The previously mentioned efforts are just a few ways that the San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce connects businesses to each other; convenes regional stakeholders to improve our economy; and champions our region. You can learn more at sjchamber.com. And if you are not a member, you can join us (sjchamber.com) and help make the Silicon Valley a great place for business, to work, to live and play. Matthew R. Mahood President & CEO San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce
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SAN JOSE SILICON VALLEY CHAMBER BOARD OF DIRECTORS The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber Board of Directors is comprised of more than 65 business leaders who are dedicated to creating a strong regional economy and providing our 1,400 members with premier business connections and business exposure. EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE 2015 BOARD CHAIR Sean Cottle Hoge Fenton FIRST VICE CHAIR James Lynch San Jose Water Company VICE CHAIR ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT Cosme Fagundo Willco Management, Inc. VICE CHAIR MEMBERSHIP ENGAGEMENT Joe Schumaker Cosmopolitan Catering
VICE CHAIR PUBLIC POLICY Lennies Gutierrez Comcast
LEGAL COUNSEL Eugene Ashley, Esq. Hopkins & Carley, A Law Corporation
VICE CHAIR WORKFORCE EDUCATION Irene Chavez Kaiser Permanente
TREASURER Marc Parkinson Petrinovich Pugh & Co., LLP
CHAMBERPAC CHAIR Dan Bozzuto Bozzuto Insurance Services
IMMEDIATE PAST CHAIR Michelle Peacock Kingsgate Associates PRESIDENT & CEO Matthew R. Mahood San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce
AT-LARGE REPRESENTATIVES Michael Bangs Oracle
Bruce MacKenzie Silicon Valley Capital Club
Michael Fox Jr. Goodwill Silicon Valley
Jonathan Noble Microsoft
Mary Ellen Ittner Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Michael Turpin Bay Area News Group
Roxanne Vane Heritage Bank of Commerce
BOARD MEMBERS Charlie Andrews IV IBM Corporation
Maryanne Flynn Cisco Systems
Greg Matter JLL
Derek Banta United Parcel Service
Michael Foulkes Apple
Scott Mendenhall Planet Orange
Rick Beatty Lehigh Hanson
Bob Fuselier Kitchell CEM
Chris Neale The CORE Companies
Kim Becker Norman Y. Mineta San Jose International Airport
Bob Gionfriddo Focus Business Bank
Denise Piper Wells Fargo
Dan Gordon Gordon Biersch Brewing Company
Paul Saich NFP
Norma Camacho Santa Clara Valley Water District Rahul Chandhok San Francisco 49ers Gil Cheso Republic Services Christina Chin Intel Corporation Kelley Cosgrove Fairmont Hotel San Jose
Chester Gray Walmart William Hadaya WMH Corporation Barbara Kamm Technology Credit Union David Kaval San Jose Earthquakes
Angela D’Anna AT&T
Scott Keller Lockheed Martin Space Systems
Kim Delevett Southwest Airlines
Robert Kieve KLIV/KRTY Radio
Anthony DeMaio Orchard Supply Hardware
Karolyn Kirchgesler Team San Jose
James Duran Duran Human Capital Partners, Inc.
Scott Leatherman SAP
Tracey Enfantino Environmental Systems, Inc.
James Lyons Santa Clara University
Kent Sessions Snap-File Brian Sullivan Filice Insurance Eric Swallow Casino M8trix John Tortora San Jose Sharks Todd Trekell Toeniskoetter Development Sam Venugopal PriceWaterhouseCoopers Jack Wimberly GivePoint Partners Geri Wong Cornish & Carey Commercial Real Estate Michelle Crozier Yates Adobe Systems, Inc.
EX-OFFICIO Dennis King Hispanic Chamber of Commerce of Silicon Valley Scott Knies San Jose Downtown Association
Jeff Nott California Payroll Brent Pearse VTA
Leah Toeniskoetter SPUR San Jose
LEADERSHIP CIRCLE Our Leading Investors… Leadership Circle Members Partner With The San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce To Create a Strong Local Economy And Serve As The Region’s Leading Voice of Business DIAMOND
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hit a new high in 2014, as investments totaled $47.3 billion, a 62% increase over 2013. California was once again the overwhelming winner, claiming $28.6 billion, and a large part of that money ended up in Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley is home to nearly 25 Fortune 500 companies – including Facebook, Apple, Intel, Google, eBay, IBM, Cisco Systems, and Hitachi – is the nation’s leader in patent filings, and is one of the strongest business producing areas in the world. Nestled in the heart of Silicon Valley is the picturesque city of San Jose. Named one of the fastest growing cities in America by Forbes Magazine, San Jose is the third-largest city in California, and the tenth largest in the United States. Situated on the Southern Peninsula, it is the seat of Santa Clara County and the center of a large and expanding metropolitan area bordered by the Santa Cruz Mountains on the west and the Diablo Range on the east. San Jose has been nicknamed “the Capital of Silicon Valley” and boasts the largest population in the region. From 2010 through last year, Santa Clara County ranked fourth statewide in population growth, and the city of San Jose officially topped one million residents. Silicon Valley’s job growth is the driving force behind the steady population increases, which has been accelerating since 2010, and employment numbers are well above pre-recession levels. As a result, the total number of jobs in Silicon Valley has grown by 14.4%. As one of the highest income regions in the country, Silicon Valley boasts the biggest share of the nation’s high-growth, high-wage sectors, and San Francisco and San Jose both recently topped the Milken Institute’s list
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of best performing cities. Highlighting the cities where America’s jobs are created and sustained, San Francisco claimed the No. 1 ranking, and San Jose claimed 4th place. Success in San Jose isn’t limited to Fortune 500 companies though, businesses of all sizes – even small, family-owned mom and pop shops – find that San Jose is a great place to call home. Strategic Growth When it comes to the tech industry, location matters. There isn’t a better location to live and work than San Jose, and city officials are working hard to keep development on pace with growing business and residential demands. Current growth has taken a slow, consistent approach for decades. In 1950, San Jose had 95,280 residents and covered only 17 square miles. It was at that time city leaders started looking ahead and through an aggressive growth program, annexation efforts saw the city grow to 495,000 residents and cover 136 square miles by 1969. Today, San Jose’s growth continues at a steady pace. The San Jose 2020 General Plan has policies in place that require new development to be compatible with existing neighborhoods, and the city’s growth control measures ensure that the city develops within set parameters. That means existing neighborhoods maintain consistent levels of city services and don’t have to compete with new subdivisions and developments for parks, libraries, police, and fire protection. As San Jose continues to look ahead, the Knight Foundation is also assisting the city’s growth with a cutting-edge program called GreenTRIP. A certification program for residential development that offers free transit passes, car-share memberships, and other incentives that reduce driving, GreenTRIP reduces the
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INCENTIVES These incentives and programs help encourage business and employment growth in San Jose: North San Jose Traffic Impact Fee Reduction —Aims to promote near-term industrial development of 100,000 square feet or more in North San Jose by offering companies a reduction in traffic impact fees. Downtown Commercial High-Rise Incentive— Encourages commercial high-rise development in downtown with a reduction in construction related taxes for projects over 150 feet tall. Reduced Construction Taxes on Tenant Improvements—Fosters tenant improvement and occupancy of Office and Research and Development space throughout San Jose. Expedited Review—The City offers expedited review times in the Planning Entitlement Phase, Building Plan Check Phase, and Inspection Phase.
need for parking, lowers the cost of building, gives new residents more choices for getting around, and frees up more space for things that can increase a community’s quality of life factor. If San Jose implements GreenTRIP strategies as it develops its next 120,000 homes, it could reduce the cost of construction by $2.4 billion. Immediate savings aside, GreenTRIP could help city leaders retrofit San Jose from a city that was built for automobiles into a city that is built for people. The Heart of San Jose As with many cities across the United States, San Jose has had to fight the trend of downtown decentralization. Facing competition from shopping malls, office parks and suburban areas all the way up the Peninsula, San Jose has worked closely with public and private partners to ensure continued expansion and development. Focusing on the downtown area as a desirable place to work as well as a great place to live and play, city leaders are seeing a healthy number of projects in various planning and construction stages. Much of the downtown new development is actually redevelopment, knocking down or reusing sites that were once lower density, and turning them into higher density buildings. That trend is scheduled to continue as San Jose marches towards an estimated 1.3 million residents in 2040. There are a number of arts and cultural venues in the downtown area, and the Downtown Association is continually working to expand on that. Monitoring area amenities and creating ways to improve the overall urban experience, the Downtown Association frequently partners with developers and city officials to bring local improvements and recreational destinations to area residents. With events ranging from Music in the Park to a Downtown Farmer’s Market, downtown San Jose has proven to be an ideal place for Millennials and Empty Nesters alike to live, work, and play. Nathaniel Echeverria, Business Development Manager with the San Jose Downtown Association, notes several current projects moving San Jose forward. One South Market’s overall design resonates with geometry and has a neat retro feel. A 23-story mixed-use redevelopment project, consisting of 312 multi-family attached units and 6,000 square feet of commercial space, One South Market is situated on one acre at the corner of Market Street and Santa Clara. The building is within walking distance of numerous high tech firms, as well as shopping, restaurants, St. James Park, San Pedro Square, and the SAP center.
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The Pierce is another mixed-use redevelopment project that will have 234 multi-family attached units and 9,480 square feet of commercial space on approximately two acres. Located in the SoFA District, The Pierce features a textured, modern design that fits in with the established single-family-home neighborhood behind it. Keeping neighbors in mind, the project is seven stories at its highest point along South Market Street, and drops back to the equivalent of two stories in back, preserving light for the adjacent neighborhood. While some developers in downtown San Jose are targeting the high-end, tech-worker market, the Symphony House is targeting students at San Jose State University. The 119-unit apartment building redevelops a parking garage on North Sixth Street at East Santa Clara. The completed building will be seven stories, with construction complete in time for the 2015-2016 school year. According to Kristinae Toomians, Acting Project Expediter for the San Jose Planning Division, there are several additional large-scale residential construction projects worth noting in the downtown area and greater San Jose including Centerra, another mixed use high-rise containing 347 multi-family attached units and 11,353 square feet of retail; Village Park, which will have 649 units on 10.81 acres; Silvery Towers is another mixed use high-rise which will contain 612 multi-family attached units and 15,820 square feet of ground floor retail within dual 21 and 22 story towers. “These high-density mixed-use projects are focused in the City’s growth areas and along transit corridors, as called for in our Envision San Jose 2040 General Plan, meaning we’re meeting the demand for residences, jobs, and urban amenities in a smart way that minimizes traffic and greenhouse gas impacts,” said Rosalynn Hughey, Assistant Director of Planning, Building and Code Enforcement. Government facilities are also expanding to meet the growing San Jose population and the Superior Court of California Family Justice Center is slated to be complete in early 2016. The 20-courtoom Family Justice Center will replace six leased facilities and consolidate all family-related services. The new eight-story building will be located at the edge of St. James Park and will be light and airy inside, with tall ceilings, lots of windows, a grand staircase, and places for children to play. Commercial and Industrial Progress Construction development and redevelopment projects aren’t limited to residential construction or projects exclusively in downtown San Jose. Toomians also reports several large-scale commercial and industrial construction projects happening outside of the downtown area. On a commercial front, AC Hotel is constructing a 210 room, seven-story hotel; Aloft Hotel is constructing a 175 room, five-story hotel; Skyport Marriott is constructing a 321 room, seven-story hotel; and a new 145,000 square foot Bass Pro Shop, along with 257,296 square feet of retail is under construction at the southeast corner of Almaden Expressway and Chynoweth Avenue. When it comes to industrial projects, there are also several projects of note including the Samsung Semiconductor Headquarters, building a 636,145 square foot research and development office complex; 101 Tech Place is building a 666,000 square foot research and development office complex; and SuperMicro is making the move to San Jose and constructing the first phase of their headquarters with
a 182,000 square foot research and development complex, with a planned second phase consisting of an additional 562,600 square feet. “The City is working to address an imbalance in San Jose’s jobs-to-employed residents ratio, meaning that more of our residents commute out of the City than stay here to work. In fact, San Jose is the only city in the nation’s largest 20 cities with more nighttime residents than day-time workers,” Hughey said. “More of our land resources need to be retained for employment uses to correct that – so that we have more revenue for the services we provide to our many residents. That’s why the City offers incentives to attract companies to locate here.” The many projects under construction in a resurgent Silicon Valley have also been beneficial for the construction trades. Josue Garcia, the CEO of Santa Clara & San Benito Counties Building & Construction Trades Council, sees local workers busier than they have been in several years. “There is a lot of work happening in the Bay area, both in the private and public sectors. School districts and colleges continue to pass bond measures, and that with State bond initiatives will keep the construction industry moving.” Best Bet in Silicon Valley While San Jose has a strong urban core and thriving downtown, the city is also known for its suburban quality of living. San Jose has miles of open creeks, rivers, and waterways, and both the Coyote and Guadalupe rivers run through the city. These creeks and rivers create a network that spans the City and Santa Clara Valley. The city’s numerous parks and green spaces provide critical habitat for native plants and animals, and give residents ample
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opportunities for outdoor recreation. New businesses and residents can move into San Jose and immediately have a number of resources available to them, from a wealth of business development and growth tools to a community with a rich variety of civic, cultural and community organizations and activities to get involved in. Ultimately, Hughey finds San Jose is not only a great place to do business, it’s fast becoming a destination. “Companies are coming here for more than incentives. With our international airport offering more flights, a downtown growing in vitality, a new national league soccer stadium, the ongoing popularity of the SAP Center – this is spurring hotel demand as San Jose increasingly becomes a destination city for commerce and entertainment.”
Named one of the fastest growing cities in America by Forbes Magazine, San Jose is the thirdlargest city in California, and the tenth largest in the United States.
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EDUCATION RESOURCES INSPIRING LEARNING
ACE Charter School acecharter.org | (408) 295-6008 ACE is a charter middle school and high school in the Alum Rock School District that serves the academic needs of underserved high-potential students in East San Jose. Alum Rock Counseling Center alumrockcc.org | (408) 294-0500 Alum Rock Counseling Center addresses the academic, social and mental health needs of at-risk youth and families, living in East San Jose. Assyrians for Education assyriansforeducation.org | (925) 768-5245 AFE provides educational opportunities for underprivileged individuals. Immigration assistance, English as second language classes, educational scholarships, and taking on environmental issues.
Bring Me A Book Foundation bringmeabook.org | (650) 625-5000 Bring Me A Book provides access to the best children’s books and inspires reading aloud to children. It provides libraries with children’s books and read aloud workshops to underserved communities. BUILD build.org | (650) 688-5840 BUILD works to provide real-world entrepreneurial experience that empowers youth from under-resourced communities to excel in education, lead in their communities and succeed professionally. Center for Employment Training cetweb.org | (800) 533-2519 CET is dedicated to fighting poverty and dependence on public aid by making hands-on job training available to youth and adults of all educational levels, especially to those most in need.
Bay Area OST Council thinktogetherbayarea.org | (408) 946-2727 THINK Together’s mission is to provide high-quality, academically oriented out-ofschool programs for students regardless of race, creed, or socioeconomic status.
Center for Training and Careers ctc-sj.org | (408) 213-0961 CTC provides employment and education programs. Every year, CTC successfully trains and places hundreds of highly productive employees throughout the Bay Area.
Breakthrough Silicon Valley breakthroughsv.org | (408) 287-6357 Breakthrough Collaborative increases educational opportunity for high-potential, low-income middle school students and inspires outstanding college and high school students to pursue careers in education.
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City of San Jose Library and Early Education Commission sjpl.org/commission | (408) 808-2355 This commission advocates for high quality, impactful and innovative library and early
education services that serve as a foundation for a vibrant and diverse city. College of Adaptive Arts collegeofadaptivearts.org | (408) 384-8674 CAA provides a college campus for adults with differing abilities where they will have opportunities to learn from a diverse and rich curriculum that will enable them to live a full and empowered life as successful, contributing members of the community. Downtown College Prep dcp.org | (408) 271-8120 Downtown College Prep is Silicon Valley’s first charter high school and the only school that explicitly prepares underachieving students for college success. Environmental Volunteers See Environment section Innovate Public Schools innovateschools.org | (650) 562-6200 Innovate public schools inspires Santa Clara & San Mateo County Communities to participate in developing a system of public schools that support high achievement for all students, particularly our most underserved students. JustREAD justreadcenters.org | (650) 940-7402 JustREAD is dedicated to teaching reading and writing, one-on-one, to high school students who did not receive the essential skills in earlier grades.
Girls for a Change girlsforachange.org | (866) 738-4422 GFC educates lower-income middle and high school girls to be change agents, leaders and innovators and provides girls with female role models, leadership training and the inspiration to work together to solve problems in their communities. History San Jose historysanjose.org | (408) 287-2290 History San Jose provides innovative national leadership in preserving and sharing regional history by engaging diverse audiences in exploring the human experience that contributes to the continuing history of San Jose and Santa Clara Valley. Industry Initiatives for Science and Math Education iisme.org | (408) 553-2267 IISME is a collaborative of California corporations, universities, research laboratories and educators working to improve mathematics, science and technology education. Lyceum of Santa Clara Valley lyceum-online.com | (408) 278-5593 Lyceum is a self-supporting, parent participation organization that provides enrichment seminars and events for intellectually gifted children.
Partners in Reading sjpl.org/par | (408) 808-2361 Partners in Reading provides free one-on-one and small-group tutoring for adults whose reading or writing skills are below a ninthgrade level.
San Jose Public Library Foundation sjplf.org | (408) 808-2081 The San Jose Public Library Foundation raises private funds to complement the City’s annual allocation to the San Jose Public Library system.
Project Cornerstone projectcornerstone.org | (408) 351-6482 Project Cornerstone trains and mobilizes adults to develop healthy, caring and responsible children and youth through programs that strengthen families, neighborhoods, communities and schools.
San Jose Teachers Association sanjoseteachersassociation.org | (408) 267-0411 The SJTA works in a spirit of partnership to ensure that every student receives the finest educational opportunities and experiences.
RAFT (Resource Area for Teaching) raft.net | (408) 451-1420 RAFT provides creative hands-on activities, educational resources, workshops and inexpensive materials to enrich pre-K through 12 education and community group programs. Reading Partners readingpartners.org | (408) 622-0643 Reading Partners expands the life opportunities of children from underserved communities by empowering them with strong literacy skills. Rocketship Education rsed.org | (877) 806-0920 Rocketship Education works to eliminate the achievement gap in public education by operating a network of high-performing, urban, college preparatory, K-5 elementary charter schools in high-need neighborhoods.
Silicon Valley Education Foundation svefoundation.org | (408) 790-9400 The Silicon Valley Education Foundation inspires tomorrow’s innovators with a clear focus of achieving results and emphasizing creativity and innovation in education. Vision Literacy visionliteracy.org | (408) 676-7323 Vision Literacy empowers adults in Santa Clara County by improving their literacy skills. Its nationally recognized programs help enrich our society by aiding individuals to reach personal goals and participate in their community. Youth Science Institute ysi-ca.org | (408) 356-4945 YSI works to reach every child in Santa Clara County with hands-on science education to inspire enthusiasm for science and a love of learning.
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ilicon Valley and the surrounding area are undergoing remarkable job and wage growth. Those with advanced skills are poised to benefit from the fast-pace and expanding economy. According to a report from the Milken Institute earlier this year, both the greater Silicon Valley and San Francisco markets dominated the list of cities reaching measures such as wage growth, job growth and gross domestic product. To achieve career mobility and higher wages, earning a credentialed, advanced degree such as an EMBA from an established and trusted source can bring a lifetime of paybacks. Pepperdine University Graziadio School of Business and Management opened a new campus location in San Jose and Silicon Valley earlier this year, but the program is far from a newcomer to the market. The Graziadio Business School, celebrating its 48th year in California, has offered EMBA programs and continuing education in Northern California for more than 20 years. The Graziadio Business School has propelled the careers of hundreds of local executives into the highest levels. The 19-month nationally ranked EMBA program meets once every three weeks on the weekend to accommodate the busy schedules of working executives. Students learn in an environment that’s focused on practical application. Class advisors, who are working professionals, aid students in directly applying what is taught to students’ real-world challenges and opportunities. Customizable programs, taught in small classes, blend specialization in areas such as healthcare/bio life sciences to match the entrepreneurial, risk-taking culture of the Silicon Valley and the Bay Area. Organizations can also customize programs
to develop specific industry, company, technical or soft skills for executives. In addition, those who complete executive education certificate programs have enjoyed upward progression on the career ladder.
The Silicon Valley campus, available for local company retreats or international-corporate events, also offers a full complement of catering and planning services. The new Executive campus is centrally
“Opening the new location in Silicon Valley demonstrates our commitment to the local business community, our vast alumni network and prospective students who are interested in executive education,” said David M. Smith, PhD, Interim Dean, Pepperdine Graziadio School of Business and Management. Located at 1735 Technology Drive (off the Bayshore Freeway on the Airport Parkway Exit) in San Jose, the facility abounds in the latest technology. The ultramodern environment features high-definition, drop-down video, digital audio, interoffice connectivity and lightning-fast broadband.
located in the heart of Silicon Valley’s business core and is near the San Jose airport with lodging also nearby. “From sustainability best practices to office design and interior construction, the Silicon Valley campus is modern in every way,” said Steve Glynn, Regional Director, Executive Programs at The Graziadio Business School. “In addition, those who utilize the facility for special events will also be pleasantly surprised to learn the value it offers compared to the cost of other nearby hotels and conference centers.”
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San Jose Museum of Textiles & Quilts sjquiltmuseum.org | (408) 971-0323 The San Jose Museum of Quilts & Textiles promotes the art, craft and history of quilts and textiles.
ARTS & CULTURE RESOURCES
San Jose Taiko taiko.org | (408) 293-9344 San Jose Taiko is a Japanese-American drumming and rhythm organization committed to enriching people beyond cultural and geographic boundaries.
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San Jose Youth Symphony sjys.org | (408) 885-9220 SJYS provides youth with orchestral music education and performance experiences that foster the study, appreciation and love of music.
Ballet San Jose balletsj.org | (408) 288-2820 Ballet San Jose provides theatrically produced ballet and professional dance education. Bay Area Glass Institute bagi.org | (408) 993-2244 BAGI educates the public about glass art, provides an affordable studio for artists and provides events that encourage the exchange of ideas and artwork. Children’s Discovery Museum of San Jose cdm.org | (408) 298-5437 The museum serves the needs of children, families and schools as a center for learning and discovery. Children’s Musical Theatre cmtsj.org | (408) 288-5437 CMT trains and educates youth so they will become artists, patrons and leaders.
Montalvo Arts Center montalvoarts.org | (408) 961-5800 Montalvo engages the community through global talent and forges meaningful connections between art, artists and the communities they serve. MACLA maclaarte.org | (408) 998-2783 Movimiento de Arte y Cultura Latino Americana is an energizing contemporary arts space in San Jose. Opera San Jose operasj.org | (408) 437-4450 Opera San Jose is a professional, regional opera company that specializes in showcasing the finest young professional singers in the nation.
School of Arts & Culture at Mexican Heritage Plaza schoolofartsandculture.org | (408) 794-6250 The school offers after school and summer sessions in visual and performing arts that explore artistic traditions, cultural history and contemporary creative expression of Mexican Art. Silicon Valley Creates svcreates.org | (408) 998-2787 Silicon Valley Creates improves the quality of life for residents by supporting arts and culture. Stage, The thestage.org | (408) 283-7142 The Stage is dedicated to producing the works of contemporary playwrights who speak to the conditions, hopes and fears of all mankind. Steinway Society, The Bay Area steinwaysociety.com | (408) 295-6500 Steinway Society is a presenting organization that promotes excellence in piano performance and music education in the Bay Area.
Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum egyptianmuseum.org | (408) 947-3635 The Rosicrucian Egyptian Museum houses the largest collection of Egyptian artifacts on exhibit in the western United States.
Symphony Silicon Valley symphonysiliconvalley.org | (408) 286-2600 Symphony Silicon Valley is becoming the greater South Bay’s premier orchestra.
San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art sjica.org | (408) 283-8155 The San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art seeks to engage audiences through innovative visual art exhibitions and educational programs.
Tech Museum of Innovation thetech.org | (408) 294-8324 The Tech Museum is a hands-on technology and science museum for people of all ages and backgrounds that inspires the innovator in everyone.
City of San Jose Office of Cultural Affairs sanjoseculture.org | (408) 793-4344 The Arts Commission advises the City Council on all matters relating to the arts and cultural life of San Jose.
San Jose Jazz sanjosejazz.org | (408) 288-7557 San Jose Jazz is dedicated to promoting jazz music and education through performance and education to enrich the lives of the people in our community.
Young Audiences of Northern California ya-nc.org | (415) 974-5554 Young Audiences’ mission is to make the arts—classical, contemporary and multicultural—an essential part of every child’s education and life.
Community School of Music and Arts arts4all.org | (650) 917-6800 CSMA enhances our region by engaging our diverse community in high-quality arts education, performances and exhibitions.
San Jose Museum of Art sjmusart.org | (408) 271-6840 The San Jose Museum of Art is a community anchor, ensuring artistic excellence and access for an extraordinarily diverse populace.
ZER01 zero1.org | (408) 606-6800 ZER01: the Art and Technology Network works to inspire creativity at the intersection of art, technology and digital culture.
Christmas in the Park christmasinthepark.com | (408) 297-9627 This annual holiday tradition takes place in the heart of downtown San Jose at the Plaza de Cesar Chavez. City Lights Theater Co. cltc.org | (408) 295-4200 City Lights is a nurturing space where many up-and-coming actors, directors, designers and technicians develop their skills alongside seasoned professionals.
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Italian American Heritage Foundation of San Jose iahfsj.org | (408) 293-7122 The foundation preserves and promotes the spirit of Italian heritage. Japanese American Citizens League San Jose sanjosejacl.org | (408) 295-1250 JACL secures and maintains the civil rights of Japanese Americas and all others who are victimized by injustice and prejudice. Joint Venture Silicon Valley jointventure.org | (408) 298-9330 This organization brings together leaders from business, labor, government, universities and the nonprofit sector to think outside the box and build creative solutions. Junior League of San Jose jlsj.org | (408) 264-3058 The Junior League of San Jose is an organization of women committed to promoting volunteerism, developing the potential of women and improving the community through the effective action and leadership of trained volunteers.
African-American Community Service Agency sjaacsa.org | (408) 292-3157 This agency provides quality educational, cultural, social and recreational programs, services and activities in order to perpetuate and strengthen African American identity, culture, values, traditions, knowledge and family life.
groups that comprise the Catholic community of the Diocese of San Jose. Center for Excellence in Nonprofits cen.org | (650) 517-5855 CEN provides the nonprofit community of Santa Clara and San Mateo counties with in-depth leadership development and continuous improvement programs.
American Association of University Women aauwsanjose.org | (408) 294-2430 AAUW advances equity for women and girls through advocacy, education and research.
CompassPoint Nonprofit Services compasspoint.org | (510) 318-3755 This nonprofit’s mission is to increase the impact of nonprofit community-based organizations and the people who work and volunteer in them.
American Leadership Forum Silicon Valley alfsv.org | (408) 554-2000 ALF Silicon Valley brings together leaders from various sectors to develop their leadership skills and strengthen their commitment to work together on public issues. Participants are high-level executives who are chosen through an application process.
CreaTV San Jose creatvsj.org | (408) 295-8815 CreaTV San Jose encourages and supports the use of public and educational access channels and resources among a wide range of individuals, organizations and institutions within the city of San Jose.
Association of Fundraising Professionals SV afpsiliconvalley.afpnet.org | (408) 744-0412 AFP, an association of professionals throughout the world, advances philanthropy by enabling people and organizations to practice ethical and effective fund-raising. Black Chamber of Silicon Valley blackchamber.com | (408) 288-8806 The Black Chamber of Silicon Valley works to economically empower and develop the African-American as well as underserved communities. Catholic Community Foundation of Santa Clara County, The cfoscc.org | (408) 995-5219 Catholic Foundation provides support to educational, parish, religious and charitable 18 I
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Entrepreneurs’ Foundation of SVCF efcsr.org | (650) 450-5400 Entrepreneurs’ Foundation enables companies to combine corporate citizenship, community involvement and philanthropy into their corporate culture. Hispanic Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley hccsv.com | (408) 248-4800 HCCSV’s mission is to maximize Hispanic business and economic development of Silicon Valley by being the premier voice for Hispanic and minority businesses. Hispanic Foundation of Silicon Valley hfsv.org | (408) 216-7612 The Hispanic Foundation is a public foundation that engages Silicon Valley leadership and directs resources to invest in the Hispanic community.
KQED/KTEH/KQET kqed.org | (415) 864-2000 Local NPR stations that deliver television, radio, internet and education network content that makes people think, feel and explore new ideas. Leadership San Jose sjleadership.org | (408) 291-5256 Leadership San Jose identifies emerging leaders and exposes them to vital community issues. Participants are chosen through an application process each spring. Little Italy San Jose littleitalysj.com | (408) 394-2893 This association promotes historic renovation, Italian culture and other projects and redevelopment of this downtown San Jose neighborhood. Los Gatos-Monte Sereno Police Foundation lgmspf.org | (408) 354-6840 The foundation works to aid the LG-MS Police Department to promote public safety, community education and awareness, and emergency response. MIT Enterprise Forum Bay Area vlab.org The MIT/Stanford Venture Lab is dedicated to promoting the growth and success of entrepreneurial ventures by connecting ideas, technology and people. Pars Equality Center parsequalitycenter.org | (408) 261-6400 Pars Equality Center offers and solicits social and legal support for all members of the Iranian American community, including refugees, immigrants and others. Preservation Action Council of San Jose preservation.org | (408) 998-8105 PAC preserves San Jose’s architectural heritage through education, advocacy and events.
n COMMUNITY ACTIVISM Rainbow Chamber of Commerce Silicon Valley rainbowchamber.org | (408) 998-9600 The chamber provides visibility to gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered businesses and their allies so that their businesses may develop, grow and prosper. San Jose Downtown Association sjdowntown.com | (408) 279-1775 San Jose Downtown Association represents business and property owners working to enhance the vitality and livability of downtown San Jose.
San Jose Leadership Council sjleadership.org | (408) 291-5256 SJLC is a nonprofit alumni organization for graduates of Leadership San Jose. SJLC is committed to developing leadership skills and opportunities through quality education and training programs. San Jose Police Foundation sanjosepolicefoundation.org | (408) 792-4046 The San Jose Police Foundation is dedicated to preventing crime, saving lives and making our community a better and safer place to live and work. San Jose Silicon Valley Chamber of Commerce sjchamber.com | (408) 291-5250
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The chamber is a coalition of businesses representing more than a quarter million jobs across every sector of the economy, with a goal to provide premier business connections, represent the interests of business to government, promote the community, foster a strong local economy and initiate political and community action. San Jose Sports Authority sjsa.org | (408) 288-2930 The San Jose Sports Authority strives to increase the city of San Jose’s economic development, visibility and civic pride through sports. Santa Clara County Republican Party svgop.com | (408) 246-6600 The Republican Party of Santa Clara County conducts political activities to elect Republican candidates and incumbents to all levels of elective office within the county as well as jurisdictional areas that overlap county boundaries. SCC Democratic Club democraticclub-scc.org | (408) 453-3865 The club is a progressive organization dedicated to informing voters, encouraging citizen involvement in the political process, and promoting Democratic Party values. SCORE svscore.org | (408) 453-6237 The Silicon Valley chapter of SCORE assists small businesses to grow and prosper.
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Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits svcn.org | (408) 260-3915 Silicon Valley Council of Nonprofits champions the interests of nonprofits in Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley Crime Stoppers svcrimestoppers.org | (408) 673-1581 SV Crime Stoppers works with law enforcement and the media to help make our community a safer place in which to live. Silicon Valley Leadership Group svlg.org | (408) 501-7864 SVLG is organized to involve principal officers and senior managers of member companies in a cooperative effort with government officials to address public policy issues affecting Silicon Valley. Silicon Valley FACES svfaces.org | (408) 286-9663 Silicon Valley FACES is a human relations organization committed to ending bias, bigotry and racism in the Bay Area and Northern California.
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promotes the growth of technology and the innovation economy. United States Power Squadrons, District 25 uspsdistrict25.org The Power Squadron is a nonprofit, educational organization dedicated to making boating safer and more enjoyable by teaching classes in seamanship, navigation and related subjects. United Way Silicon Valley uwsv.org | (408) 345-4300 United Way Silicon Valley improves the lives of children, families and individuals by mobilizing the caring power of the community. United Way works with corporations, organizations and individuals to develop strategies and focus financial and human resources to address the root causes of local problems.
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West San Jose – Campbell Lions Club lions4c6.org | (408) 315-1200 This service club brings attention and resources to bear on community challenges and has founded new nonprofit organization to serve those needs. Young Nonprofit Professionals Network ynpnsfba.org The Young Nonprofit Professionals Network promotes an efficient, viable and inclusive nonprofit sector that supports the growth, learning and development of young professionals.
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Environmental Volunteers evols.org | (408) 244-2449 Environmental Volunteers promotes understanding of, and responsibility for, the environment through hands-on science education. Filoli filoli.org | (650) 364-8300 Filoli is dedicated to the preservation, interpretation and stewardship of this country estate for public education and enjoyment. Friends of Stevens Creek Trail stevenscreektrail.org | (408) 255-5780 FSCT promotes community pride and involvement in the completion, enhancement and enjoyment of the Stevens Creek Trail and Wildlife Corridor. Friends of the San Jose Rose Garden friendssjrosegarden.org This group is dedicated to maintaining the roses at the Historic San Jose Municipal Rose Garden. Full Circle Farm fullcirclesunnyvale.org | (408) 475-2531 Full Circle Farm is an 11-acre organic, educational farm that puts fresh food in Santa Clara Unified School District cafeterias while helping youth experience success through the growing, harvesting and marketing of fruit and vegetable crops. Guadalupe River Park Conservancy grpg.org | (408) 298-7657 GRPC provides leadership for the 22 I
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development and use of the Guadalupe River Park & Gardens through education, advocacy and stewardship. Greenbelt Alliance greenbelt.org | (408) 983-0856 Greenbelt Alliance protects the Bay Area’s greenbelt, making the region’s cities better places to live. Happy Hollow Foundation hhpz.org | (408) 794-6425 Happy Hollow Foundation supports Happy Hollow Park and Zoo through fund-raising and educational activities in conjunction with the city of San Jose. Hidden Villa hiddenvilla.org | (650) 949-8650 Hidden Villa uses its organic farm, wilderness and community to provide opportunities to learn about the environment and social justice.
dedicated to rescuing parrot-type birds that have been neglected, abused, sick or injured. Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District openspace.org | (650) 691-1200 The Midpeninsula Regional Open Space District purchases, permanently protects and restores lands forming a regional open space greenbelt. Our City Forest ourcityforest.org | (408) 998-7337 Our City Forest cultivates a greener, healthier urban environment by involving residents in the understanding, planting and care of the urban forest. Nike Animal Rescue Foundation narfrescue.org | (408) 224-6273 NARF rescues and shelters animals in need and locates quality, permanent homes for these animals.
Humane Society Silicon Valley hssv.org | (408) 262-2133 Humane Society saves and enhances lives of animals by working to eliminate unnecessary euthanasia.
Peninsula Open Space Trust openspacetrust.org | (650) 854-7696 Peninsula Open Space Trust gives permanent protection to the beauty, character and diversity of the San Francisco Peninsula and Santa Cruz Mountain range.
Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County mastergardeners.org | (408) 282-3105 This organization operates for scientific and educational purposes, promoting horticultural education and service to the community.
San Jose Community Gardens sjcommunitygardens.org | (408) 793-4165 San Jose has 19 year-round community gardens that are managed by volunteers and offer opportunities for San Jose residents to have their own garden.
Mickaboo Companion Bird Rescue mickaboo.org | (650) 450-9104 Mickaboo is a bird rescue organization
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The Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition provides a forum for bicyclists to discuss common concerns and take action. Silicon Valley Land Conservancy siliconvalleylc.org | (408) 460-1102 Silicon Valley Land Conservancy protects, promotes and enhances the habitats of fish, wildlife, plants or similar ecosystems, and preserves land areas for agricultural, recreational, educational, historic or open space purposes. Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition svtc.org | (408) 287-6707 Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition is engaged in research, advocacy and grassroots organizing to promote human health and environmental
justice in response to the rapid growth of the high-tech industry. Veggielution Urban Farming Project veggielution.org | (408) 634-3276 Veggielution empowers youth and adults from diverse backgrounds to create a sustainable food system in San Jose. San Jose/Blossom Hill Certified Farmers’ Market cafarmersmkts.com | (925) 465-4690 The California Farmers’ Markets Association (CFMA) hosts certified Farmers’ markets for the community, farmers, and producers. San Jose Parks Foundation sanjoseparks.org | (408) 893-7275 San Jose Parks Foundation works to build a permanent charitable endowment that will ensure vibrant parks, trails and recreation programs in perpetuity. Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society scvas.org | (408) 252-3747 Santa Clara Valley Audubon Society preserves, enjoys, restores and fosters public awareness of native birds and their ecosystems. Sierra Club, Loma Prieta Chapter lomaprieta.sierraclub.org | (650) 390-8411 The Sierra Club advocates for policies that protect our environment, offers outdoor recreation, supports environmental candidates for public office, and provides opportunities for people who want to develop leadership skills. Village Harvest villageharvest.org | (888) 378-4841 Village Harvest brings together neighbors and community organizations to provide food for the hungry, preserve our agricultural heritage and skills, and promote sustainable use of urban resources. Wildlife Center of Silicon Valley wcsv.org | (408) 929-9453 WCSV provides high-quality care and rehabilitation of injured, sick and orphaned wildlife within Silicon Valley. Through educational programs, it fosters a positive coexistence between the general public and wildlife, and encourages an interest in and concern for wildlife conservation issues.
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Able People Foundation ablepeoplefoundation.org | (408) 263-8000 Able People Foundation provides a vibrant, full-of-life, educational, self-help and interactive environment for people with disabilities and those whose lives are empowered or touched by their strong spirit and determination. Alzheimer’s Association of Northern California alz.org/norcal | (408) 372-9900 The association works to eliminate Alzheimer’s disease through research; provides and enhances care and support for all affected; and reduces the risk of dementia through the promotion of brain health. American Cancer Society cancer.org | (800) 227-2345 The society is dedicated to eliminating cancer as a major health problem by preventing cancer, saving lives, and diminishing suffering from cancer through research, education, advocacy and service. American Diabetes Association diabetes.org | (408) 241-1922 The association’s mission is to prevent and cure diabetes and to improve the lives of all people affected by diabetes. American Heart Association heart.org | (408) 606-5940 AHA’s builds healthier lives, free of cardiovascular diseases and stroke. American Red Cross siliconvalley-redcross.org | (877) 727-6771 26 I
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The American Red Cross provides relief to disaster victims; collects and distributes nearly half of the nation’s blood supply; teaches lifesaving skills; and supports military members and families. Bay Area Women’s Sports Initiative (BAWSI) bawsi.org | (408) 247-2544 BAWSI works to create programs and partnerships through which women athletes bring health, hope and wholeness to our community. Breathe California of the Bay Area lungsrus.org | (408) 998-5865 Breathe California fights lung disease and works with its communities to promote lung health. Coda Alliance codaalliance.org | (408) 267-3922 Coda Alliance provides people with practical skills and tools to plan and receive the care they want at the end of life. Community Health Partnership chpscc.org | (408) 556-6605 CHP works to expand access to health services for the medically underserved, encourage prevention and health promotion through service, education and advocacy. Corneal Dystrophy Foundation cornealdystrophyfoundation.org | (866) 807-8965 The CDF provides education and support to people who suffer from a corneal dystrophy. Eric Drew Foundation drewfoundation.org | (408) 607- 3739 This nonprofit, founded by Los Gatos native
Eric Drew, provides advocacy and education to seriously ill patients and their families. Furry Friends Pet Assisted Therapy furryfriends.org | (877) 433-7287 Furry Friends Pet Assisted Therapy Services is the South Bay’s oldest all-volunteer organization devoted to bringing the healing power of animals to those less fortunate in our community. Health Trust, The healthtrust.org | (408) 513-8700 The Health Trust improves health and wellness in Silicon Valley, especially for individuals and communities that do not have access to health- related services and resources. Healthier Kids Foundation hkidsf.org | (408) 564-5114 The foundation focuses on raising funds to support the Healthy Kids insurance program and the Children’s Health Initiative in Santa Clara County. Hospice of the Valley hospicevalley.org | (408) 559-5600 Hospice affirms dignity, hope and comfort for those facing a life-limiting illness by providing compassionate palliative, hospice and grief care. JW House jwhouse.org | (408) 246-2224 JW House will provide a guest house on or near hospital grounds where families will be able to stay overnight while their child, sibling, spouse or parent is undergoing treatment.
Latinas Contra Cancer latinascontracancer.org | (408) 280-0811 Latinas Contra Cancer is raising awareness about cancer in the Latino community, increasing access to quality care, working to decrease mortality and improving the quality of the health care experience. Leukemia & Lymphoma Society lls.org | (408) 490-2666 The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society is dedicated to funding blood cancer research, education and patient services. Lupus Foundation of Northern California lfnc.org | (408) 954-8600 The Lupus Foundation offers programs and services designed to educate and increase the knowledge of those affected by lupus, promote lupus awareness and support external lupus research efforts. March of Dimes marchofdimes.com/california | (415) 788-2202 March of Dimes improves the health of babies by preventing birth defects, premature birth and infant mortality. Morgan Autism Center morgancenter.org | (408) 241-8161 This nonprofit helps children and adults with autism or other developmental disabilities to maximize their potential in a dignified, positive and loving environment.
Mothers’ Milk Bank mothersmilk.org | (408) 998-4550 The Mothers’ Milk Bank of California, located at Valley Medical Center in San Jose, is a licensed tissue bank that has been providing milk banking services for more than 30 years. National Alliance on Mental Illness Santa Clara County namisantaclara.org | (408) 453-0400 NAMI Santa Clara County offers practical experience, support, education, comfort and understanding to anyone concerned about mental illnesses and their treatment of services in Santa Clara County. Peninsula Healthcare Connection peninsulahcc.org | (650) 853-0321 PHC is a nonprofit organization with a focused mission to serve the health care needs of the homeless and those at risk of becoming homeless. Ronald McDonald House at Stanford ronaldhouse.net | (650) 470-6000 Ronald McDonald House creates a homeaway-from-home and supportive community for families of children with life-threatening illnesses receiving specialized treatment at local hospitals. RotaCare Bay Area Inc. rotacarebayarea.org | (408) 379-8000 RotaCare is a coalition of physicians, nurses, pharmacists, social workers, interpreters/
translators and other volunteers who provide free medical care to the medically underserved. Santa Clara County Dental Society sccds.org | (408) 289-1480 Santa Clara County Dental Society is a vibrant community of dental professionals committed to education, quality of care and service to their community. Santa Clara Valley Blind Center visionbeyondsight.org | (408) 295-4016 This community-based organization is dedicated to increasing the confidence, independence and quality of life of the blind and visually impaired. School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County schoolhealthclinics.org | (408) 284-2287 School Health Clinics of Santa Clara County’s provides high quality, affordable primary medical care for the low income community. TransAccess See Social Services section Valle Monte League Inc. See Social Services section VMC Foundation vmcfoundation.org | (408) 885-5299 The VMC Foundation is the fund-raising arm for the Santa Clara Valley Health & Hospital System, which includes Silicon Valley’s busiest hospital, Valley Medical Center.
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Addison-Penzak Jewish Community Center svjcc.org | (408) 357-7429 While the mission of the APJCC is to enrich Jewish life, the center is open to people of all faiths and backgrounds. Alzheimer’s Activity Center alzdaycare.org | (408) 279-7515 The Alzheimer’s Activity Center provides therapeutic activities to seniors with Alzheimer’s disease and related memory loss. Alzheimer’s Association of Northern California See Health Care section Cambrian Center (408) 559-0330 Cambrian Center is a nonprofit, independent living facility for the elderly and disabled. Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County See Social Services section Coda Alliance See Health Care section Furry Friends Pet Assisted Therapy Services See Health Care section Heart of the Valley, Services for Seniors Inc. servicesforseniors.org | (408) 241-1571 Heart of the Valley, Services for Seniors Inc. faciwlitates and supports independent living for seniors by offering services performed by dedicated volunteers. Health Trust, The See Health Care section HOPE Services See Social Services section 28 I
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of low-income homeowners so they may live in warmth, safety and independence.
Housing Authority of the County of Santa Clara hacsc.org | (408) 275-8770 The Housing Authority improves the lives of low-income families, persons with disabilities and seniors in Santa Clara County by providing affordable, high-quality housing.
Saratoga Area Senior Coordinating Council sascc.org | (408) 868-1257 SASCC was formed for the purpose of serving and caring for the needs of Saratoga area seniors.
Loaves & Fishes See Social Services section Meals on Wheels mealsonwheelsamerica.org | (408) 975-4860 The Health Trust manages Meals on Wheels. Volunteers are needed to provide various activities, including home-delivered meals and companionship to seniors and other homebound adults. OUTREACH outreach1.org | (408) 436-2865 This nonprofit serves seniors and disabled persons in Santa Clara County. It has three programs to help frail seniors and disabled adults live as independently as possible: money management, transportation and senior outreach. Parents Helping Parents php.com | (408) 727-5775 Project Match provides affordable housing alternatives through shared housing for seniors and low-income adults. It offers alternatives that prevent unnecessary institutionalization and homelessness. Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley rebuildingtogethersv.org | (408) 578-9519 Rebuilding Together rehabilitates the homes
Second Harvest Food Bank See Social Services. Senior Adults Legal Assistance sala.org | (408) 295-5991 SALA is a nonprofit elder law office that supports older persons in their efforts to live independently, non-institutionalized and with dignity. Sourcewise mysourcewise.com | (408) 350-3200 Sourcewise provides all adults in Santa Clara County with quality services and advocates policies and legislation to benefit seniors. Young at Heart Project young-at-heart.org | (408) 446-0402 Young at Heart Project aims to provide the magic and therapeutic benefits of live professional musical entertainment for senior populations confined by age and infirmity in convalescent and residential care facilities. Yu-Ai Kai yuaikai.org | (408) 294-2505 This Japanese American community senior service, located in San Jose’s Japantown, serves seniors with an array of activities and programs including a senior day care program, daily lunch service, social services, transportation and cultural activities.
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other barriers to employment by providing a broad range of vocational, occupational and educational services.
The Association of the United States Army—Silicon Valley ausa.org | (800) 336-4570 This nonprofit professional educational association is dedicated to a strong defense with special emphasis on land power and the essential role of the U.S. Army. AUSA represents the professional and personal interests of active Army, Army Reserve and National Guard families.
Habitat for Humanity Silicon Valley habitatebsv.org | (408) 942-6444 Habitat for Humanity is a faith-based organization committed to eliminating poverty housing throughout the world.
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ACT for Mental Health Inc. actmentalhealth.org | (408) 287-2640 ACT enhances the wellness of its clients through counseling, assessments and mental health services to anyone in need. Abilities United abilitiesunited.org | (650) 494-0550 Abilities United champions people with developmental and physical challenges and provides the training, education and support they need to lead the lives they choose. American Red Cross See Health Care section Asian Americans for Community Involvement aaci.org | (408) 975-2730 AACI serves the Asian American community in Santa Clara County by improving the health, mental health and well-being of individuals and their families by providing an array of human services. Best Buddies bestbuddiescalifornia.org | (415) 371-1169 Best Buddies is dedicated to establishing a global volunteer movement that creates opportunities for one-to-one friendships, integrated employment and leadership development for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Billy DeFrank Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center defrankcenter.org | (408) 293-3040 The organization strengthens communities by developing diverse resources that empower lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender and their allies. Books Aloud Inc. booksaloud.org | (408) 808-2613 Books Aloud records books onto audio format for those unable to read. Its “Reading by Listening” program consists of 5,000 unabridged titles with numerous selections for all ages. California Resiliency Alliance caresiliency.org | (415) 830-4230 The alliance brings business and government together in a public-private partnership to strengthen our capacity to prevent, protect, 30 I
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respond and recover from natural disasters, pandemic flu or terrorism. Catholic Charities of Santa Clara County catholiccharitiesscc.org | (408) 468-0100 Catholic Charities serves and advocates for families and individuals in need, especially those living in poverty. Charities Housing charitieshousing.org | (408) 550-8300 Charities Housing develops, preserves and manages high-quality affordable housing for low-income individuals and their families. Child Advocates of Silicon Valley See Youth section CityTeam San Jose cityteam.org | (408) 232-5600 CityTeam International provides hot meals, safe shelter, showers and clothing to San Jose’s homeless population. Downtown Streets Team streetsteam.org | (650) 305-1174 Downtown Streets Team strives to end homelessness by restoring the dignity and rebuilding the lives of unhoused men and women. Employment & Community Options communityoptions.org | (408) 423-9484 Employment & Community Options educates and empowers low-income adults with developmental disabilities with skills to achieve their personal goals and optimum potential in life. Family & Children Services fcservices.org | (408) 292-9353 FCS provides counseling, caring and support to children, youth and adults in Silicon Valley, particularly those who might not otherwise be able to afford care. Family Giving Tree, The familygivingtree.org | (408) 946-3111 The Family Giving Tree helps individuals obtain clothing, bedding and household supplies, as well as car seats, clothes, educational supplies and toys. Family Supportive Housing familysupportivehousing.org | (408) 926-8885 Family Supportive Housing supports and empowers homeless families in Santa Clara County on their path to self-sufficiency. Good Karma Bikes goodkarmabikes.org | (408) 291-0501 GKB provides and repairs bicycles for homeless and low-income people, for free. Goodwill of Silicon Valley goodwillsv.org | (408) 998-5774 Goodwill assists people with disabilities or
Grail Family Services gfsfamilyservices.org | (408) 347-7892 Grail Family Services fosters learning and the empowerment of vulnerable families through the delivery of programs that educate, develop leadership skills and build a sense of community.
HomeFirst homefirstscc.org | (408) 539-2100 HomeFirst confronts homelessness by cultivating people’s potential to get housed and stay housed. HOPE Services hopeservices.org | (408) 284-2850 HOPE provides a range of employment and job training programs, professional counseling, infant services, senior services and mobility training for children, adults and seniors. Housing Authority of the County of Santa Clara hacsc.org | (408) 275-8770 HACSC provides rental subsidies and develops affordable housing for low-income families, seniors and persons living with disabilities living in Santa Clara County. Housing Industry Foundation hifinfo.org | (650) 437-2980 HIF helps individuals and families either remain in or return to stable housing and to assist with special housing projects or renovations. Housing Trust of Silicon Valley housingtrustsv.org | (408) 436-3450 The Housing Trust serves as a catalyst to develop needed housing in Santa Clara County through a mix of corporate and community investors. InnVision Shelter Network ivsn.org | (650) 685-5880 InnVision is Silicon Valley’s largest provider of housing and services to homeless and at-risk families and individuals. It provides shelter, comprehensive supportive services and various affordable housing options. International Rescue Committee rescue.org | (408) 277-0255 Each year, thousands of refugees are invited by the U.S. government to seek safety and freedom and the IRC helps them rebuild their lives. Loaves & Fishes loavesfishes.org | (408) 998-1500 Loaves & Fishes provides free, nutritious meals and support services in a dignified, safe and caring environment to all needy individuals, with special concern for families and senior citizens. Martha’s Kitchen marthas-kitchen.org | (408) 293-6111 Martha’s Kitchen is an interfaith, community dining room for the hungry poor.
Mexican American Community Services Agency macsa.org | (408) 326-0200 MACSA enriches the lives and advances the interests of Santa Clara County’s Latino community.
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One Step Closer Therapeutic Riding Inc. osctr.org | (408) 778-3567 One Step Closer offers therapeutic riding and other equine-related activities to individuals with physical and/or emotional disabilities, as well as youth-at-risk. Project HIRED projecthired.org | (888) 520-4572 Project HIRED meets the employment needs of people with disabilities.
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NOVA novaworks.org | (408) 730-7232 North Valley Job Training Consortium (NOVA) is an employment and training agency that provides customer-focused workforce development services.
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Reaching Out San Jose cathedraloffaith.org | (408) 979-3090 Reaching Out assists low-income and homeless people in Santa Clara County by providing food, basic life necessities, and job training resources in a loving and supportive environment. Rotary Club of San Jose sjrotary.org | (408) 297-6100 Rotary is serving the community by helping children, the disabled and those less fortunate.
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Daryabari Iranian Community Center A place of social and legal support for all members of the Iranian American community and new immigrants 1635 The Alameda, San Jose, CA 95126 (408) 261-6400 www.parsequalitycenter.org @parsequality
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Sacred Heart Community Service sacredheartcs.org | (408) 278-2160 Sacred Heart works to change lives and impact poverty by providing essential services and offering tools for self-sufficiency. Salvation Army salvationarmyusa.org | (408) 998-2064 The Salvation Army preaches the Gospel of Jesus Christ and meets human needs in His name without discrimination. San Jose Exchange Club sjexchangeclub.com | (408) 293-6341 The Exchange Club organizes volunteers to strengthen their communities. The San Jose club was established in 1949. San Jose Search and Rescue sjsar.org San Jose Search and Rescue is an emergency response team that responds to a variety of needs. Santa Maria Urban Ministry smum.org | (408) 292-3314 SMUM provides food, clothing and transportation and supports long-term transformation through education, counseling and programs. Second Harvest Food Bank shfb.org | (408) 266-8866 Second Harvest collects and distributes more than 30 million pounds of food each year to low-income children, adults and seniors. Special Olympics sonc.org | (925) 944-8801 Special Olympics empowers individuals
with intellectual disabilities to become physically fit, productive and respected members of society through sports training and competition. S.T.A.R. Programs Inc. starprogramsinc.org | (408) 283-9758 The S.T.A.R. program (St. Andrews Residential Program for Youth) has three residential facilities that cares for children between 10 and 18 years old. Sunday Friends sundayfriends.org | (408) 217-9587 Sunday Friends provides a safe place where low-income families are provided opportunities to earn things they need to promote self-reliance. Support Network (YWCA of Silicon Valley) ywca-sv.org | (408) 295-4011 The Support Network, a department of the YWCA Silicon Valley, empowers women to live free from domestic violence. The Grateful Garment Project gratefulgarment.org | (408) 674-5744 This nonprofit’s entire mission is to assist in the process of returning dignity to victims of sexual violence. TransAccess transaccess.org | (408) 278-2001 TransAccess offers access to technology and career transition services to assist persons with disabilities to achieve their desired education, employment and improved quality of life.
United Way Silicon Valley uwsv.org | (408) 345-4300 United Way improves the lives of children, families and individuals by mobilizing the caring power of the community. Unity Care Group unitycare.org | (408) 510-3480 Unity Care Group develops educational and social programs to provide quality youth programs for the purpose of creating healthier communities through lifelong partnerships. Valle Monte League Inc. vallemonte.org | (408) 278-8001 Valle Monte League is a group of women dedicated to raising funds for local mental health agencies. Via Services viaservices.org | (408) 243-7861 Via Services helps children and adults with disabilities achieve greater self-sufficiency and lead richer lives. West Valley Community Services wvcommunityservices.org | (408) 255-8033 The agency encourages the sharing of community resources to provide a continuum of basic needs, family support and housing services for the west valley communities of Cupertino, Los Gatos, Monte Sereno, Saratoga, West San Jose and the unincorporated mountain regions.
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AchieveKids achievekids.org | (408) 928-5777 AchieveKids teaches youth with emotional and developmental disabilities the skills and knowledge necessary to achieve greater independence.
ensure that each child will live in a safe and loving environment.
Addison-Penzak Jewish Community Center See Social Services section
City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley cityyear.org/sanjose | (408) 907-6500 City Year improves public education and develops future leaders for the common good in partnership with under-performing public schools.
Almaden Valley Counseling Service avcounseling.org | (408) 997-0200 AVCS is a community-based, nonprofit counseling agency committed to meeting the mental health concerns of all ages with an emphasis on youth.
DreamPower Horsemanship dreampowerhorsemanship.com | (408) 686-0535 DreamPower provides therapeutic horsemanship programs and services to at risk, low-income children and teens.
Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Bay Area bbbsba.org | (415) 503-4050 Big Brothers Big Sisters provides a caring adult mentor to every child in need.
EMQ FamiliesFirst emqff.org | (408) 379-3790 EMQ programs help children recover from issues—such as severe depression, thoughts of suicide, or drug abuse—and keep families together.
Bill Wilson Center billwilsoncenter.org | (408) 243-0222 Bill Wilson Center works to ensure that every youth has access to the variety of services needed to grow to be healthy and selfsufficient adults. Boy Scouts of America, Silicon Valley Monterey Bay Council svmbc.org | (408) 638-8300 Boy Scouts of America prepares young people to make ethical choices by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Scout Law. Boys and Girls Club of Silicon Valley bgclub.org | (408) 957-9685 The Boys and Girls Club enables all young people to reach their full potential as productive, caring and responsible citizens. Child Advocates of Silicon Valley cadvocates.org | (408) 416-0400 Child Advocates trains and supports court appointed special advocate volunteers to 34 I
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Estrella Family Services estrellafamilyservices.org | (408) 269-7827 Estrella Family Services offers a full-day preschool, before and after-school care and a network of in- home child care providers. FIRST 5 Santa Clara County first5kids.com | (408) 260-3700 FIRST 5 supports the healthy development of children through age five and enrichment of the lives of their families and communities. First Tee of San Jose, The thefirstteesanjose.org | (408) 288-2937 The First Tee of San Jose provides learning facilities and educational programs that promote character development and lifeenhancing values through the game of golf. Fresh Lifelines for Youth flyprogram.org | (408) 263-2630 FLY helps teens in trouble learn to make
healthy decisions. Founded in 1998, it provides at-risk and disadvantaged youth with information regarding decisions they make in their lives. Girl Scouts of Northern California girlscoutsnorcal.org | (408) 287-4170 Girls learn the importance of personal responsibility, goal-setting, teamwork and accomplishment. Girls on the Run Bay Area gotrbayarea.org | (415) 863-8942 Girls on the Run works to educate and build confidence in young girls through non-competitive, curriculum-based running programs. Las Madres Neighborhood Playgroups Inc. lasmadres.org | (877) 527-6237 Las Madres supports and educates young children and their caregivers. My New Red Shoes mynewredshoes.org | (650) 241-3911 My New Red Shoes provides homeless children with brand new clothing and shoes. One Step Closer Therapeutic Riding Inc. osctr.org | (408) 778-3567 One Step Closer is an equestrian organization that offers therapeutic riding to individuals with physical and/or emotional disabilities, as well as youth-at-risk. Parents Helping Parents php.com | (408) 727-5775 PHP helps children with special needs and their families. Playworks playworks.org | (408) 412-8340 Playworks reduces playground bullying and conflicts and improves school climate through fun, healthy, inclusive games and activities.
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n YOUTH RESOURCES Positive Coaching Alliance bayarea.positivecoach.org | (408) 999-6801 Positive Coaching Alliance is transforming youth sports by conducting workshops for youth sports coaches, parents, organizational leaders and athletes.
Project Linus, San Jose Chapter sjlinus.org | (408) 252-1858 Project Linus provides new, homemade blankets that are lovingly created by volunteer blanketeers. San Jose Leadership Academy sjleadership.org | (408) 291-5256 This nine-month program teaches high school juniors about the history of our city, educates them about the nonprofit sector and inspires them to get involved in our community and give back. Silicon Valley Children’s Fund svcf.org | (408) 484-6200 SVCF invests in high-impact programs that improve the educational and life outcomes for the foster youth of Santa Clara County. StandUp for Kids Silicon Valley standupforkids.org/siliconvalley StandUp for Kids is collaborating with the Bill Wilson Drop In Center for homeless youth. Summer Search Silicon Valley summersearch.org | (408) 291-0062 Summer Search inspires low-income high school students to become responsible and altruistic leaders by providing year-round mentoring, life- changing summer experiences, college advising and a lasting support network. TeenForce teenforce.org | (408) 827-3078
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TeenForce is a self-sustaining nonprofit organization that helps youth ages 14-24 gain work experience. Today’s Youth Matter tymkids.org | (408) 719-9125 TYM is a Christian organization dedicated to serving at-risk children. TurningWheels for Kids turningwheelsforkids.org | (408) 885-5205 TurningWheels For Kids provides a new bike to every underprivileged child who has ever wanted one. Year Up yearup.org | (408) 513-3004 Year Up closes the Opportunity Divide by providing urban young adults with the skills, experience, and support that will empower them to reach their potential through professional careers and higher education. YMCA of Silicon Valley ymcasv.org | (408) 351-6400 There are more than a dozen YMCAs in Silicon Valley that are uniting men, women and children of all ages, races, faiths, backgrounds, abilities and income levels. YWCA of Silicon Valley ywca-sv.org | (408) 295-4011 As a local association, the YWCA of Silicon Valley shares in the long history of advocacy for women and girls.
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