Best non profits companies in Berkeley, CA

Est. 1933, the Berkeley Student Cooperative (formerly USCA) provides affordable housing in a cooperative living environment to nearly 1300 students in Berkeley!

365 days a year, we invest micro grants to people around the world, and their projects that create a more sustainable, just, peaceful and compassionate world.

Growing Environmental Leadership

The Berkeley Group (TBG) is a student-led organization providing pro bono consulting services to nonprofits in the Bay Area. Sponsored by the ASUC and the Center for Nonprofit and Public Leadership, TBG has a strong track record of proven results.

Berkeley Food and Housing Project (BFHP) is a Berkeley-based nonprofit organization committed to empowering homeless and struggling members of our community to transform their lives. As a valued member of the Berkeley community, we have been partnering...

International Rivers is a non-profit, non-governmental, environmental and human rights organization.

Quality Counts - CalSAC provided fiscal management services for Alameda County for various professional development and retention programs. Through the Alameda County AB212 project, CalSAC supported participation of 27 agencies who enrolled 891 individuals staff in the project. Of those staff, 83% completed at least 21 hours of professional development.

Thousand Currents (formerly IDEX) has funded, connected, and walked alongside visionary leaders around the world for 30+ years. Thousand Currents partners with grassroots groups - led by women, youth, and Indigenous Peoples in the Global South - that are transforming their communities and creating lasting solutions to our shared global challenges. More at: www.thousandcurrents.org

The Institute of Buddhist Studies is a Jodo Shinshu-affiliated seminary and graduate school, located in Berkeley, California.

Reclaiming the future of food and farming.

Founded in 1982, East Bay Sanctuary Covenant has changed the lives of thousands of low-income refugees and undocumented immigrants fleeing atrocious violence…

BORP is the leading provider and promoter of adaptive sports and accessible recreation for children and adults with physical disabilities and visual impairments in the greater San Francisco Bay Area