Giving Good

Desert Cancer Foundation is a nonprofit organization dedicated to assisting residents in the Coachella Valley and surrounding communities who need financial assistance in obtaining screening, diagnosis and treatment for cancer and allied diseases.

Angel View’s mission is helping children and adults with disabilities reach their maximum potential. The foundation helps hundreds of people make significant gains toward independence. We accept clients without regard to race, color or national origin. We make every effort to accommodate our clients’ cultural and religious customs. As a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization (tax ID # 95-1861861) dedicated to enhancing our clients’ quality of life through innovative programs and frequent outings, Angel View relies heavily on grants and donations. We receive Medi-Cal funds for some client services, but our care exceeds our level of reimbursement. Your support is appreciated!

The Coachella Valley Rescue Mission currently shelters 150+ men, women and children. CVRM also offers a Emergency Shelter to an additional 75 men, women and children each night in our multi-purpose overnight shelter. All people in this program are served breakfast and dinner along with the options of showers, clothes, hygiene and case management services.

Until there’s a cure, the vision of Desert AIDS Project is of healthy individuals, families, and communities, despite the existence of HIV. Since 1984, D.A.P. has strived to bring this vision to life because the mission of Desert AIDS Project is to enhance health and well-being.

Help transform 3000 pounds of donated food into 5000 balanced meals that are distributed to 88 homeless shelters.

City Orchard that provides vulnerable residents of DC with comprehensive services including food, clothing and medical care.

Help NPS preserve and maintain the monuments, memorials and historic sites in DC.

Eases hardship of children’s illness on families through programs that help children heal faster and helps family stay close by.

Family Development Center that offers a bright start for homeless infants, toddlers and their families.

For over 50 years, Caritas of Austin has been a turning point in people’s lives. Each year we serve thousands of families and individuals who do not have a stable place to call home. Through comprehensive, relationship-based services, Caritas of Austin turns crisis into stability and empowers people toward the life they want. We believe that a thriving community derives its strength from providing all members to be self-reliant. The main populations we serve are homeless individuals, veterans, refugees and families in crises. The programs we provide include: • Providing housing assistance • Resettling refugees • Providing specific social services for Veteran families • Providing food through our Pantry and our Community Kitchen • Facilitating educational classes on budgeting and other life skills, etc. • Employment assistance Projects associated with our organization include: • Preparing and serving lunch to 300 – 350 people in need in our Community Kitchen • Collecting Nonperishable food and household items to stock our Pantry • Assembling “Care Kits” of food and toiletries that can be handed out to homeless individuals • Assembling “Welcome Home” baskets for recently housed families • Assembling “Interview Packets” to aid individuals on their job search • Monetary donations including gift cards