A vetted directory of organizations and practitioners aligned with HELPP's principles — sorted by whether the work is real, not by size or tax status.
A movement to highlight and perpetuate a higher level of humanism through simple but powerful acts — including its Wellness Kits project for unhoused neighbors.
A 501(c)3 with housed and unhoused staff working together on encampment support and community safety.
A premier martial arts and combat sports academy in Hayward offering boxing, MMA, and Brazilian Jiu-Jitsu.
A San Jose-based meal prep service delivering healthy, ready-to-eat meals designed to fuel active lifestyles.
A statewide health advocacy organization mobilizing communities of color to advance health equity.
Business consulting spanning formation, growth, horticulture and hydroponics, property management, logistics, and investments.
Breath-centered yoga instruction supporting nervous-system regulation and self-sovereignty at every life stage.
Urban farming and food justice organization growing fresh produce and community together in East San Jose.
Center for Volunteer and Nonprofit Leadership — building the capacity of the nonprofits doing this work.
Institute for Education, Research, and Scholarships — the 501(c)(3) fiscal sponsor that makes HELPP Network's charitable donations tax-deductible.
Founded in 1974 by Vietnam veterans, providing free counseling, case management, housing support, and benefits assistance to nearly 3,000 Bay Area veterans a year.
An arts-based job training and transitional housing program for homeless and low-income youth ages 14–25, including the Tiny House Empowerment Village in Oakland.
A Joint Commission-accredited community health center offering primary care, dental, behavioral health, and pharmacy services — serving Oakland's Black community and neighbors since 1967, with no one turned away for inability to pay.
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