Since its inception in December 2014, Tails of Valor®, a 501(c) 3 organization, has been providing a recovery-oriented canine assisted service programs for Veterans, Law Enforcement and Emergency Personnel diagnosed with PTSI (post-traumatic stress injury) or TBI (traumatic brain injury). The program helps by bringing awareness to the behaviors, fears, and attitudes that our...

Pioneer Farm Museum and Ohop Indian Village is dedicated to providing living history, environmental, and cultural education opportunities through hands-on activities and experiences. Rather than putting all our items behind ropes and glass like most museums, we teach children about the lives of 19th century pioneers and the indigenous peoples...

Saving Huey Foundation specializes in the rescue and rehabilitation of abused animals. We also run a "Read to the Shelter Animals" reading program at multiple local shelters.

We are the Oakland Jazz Choir (OJC), and we have been singing and bringing innovative, and unique vocal jazz to the Bay Area since 1992. Oakland born and bred, we are one of just a few community jazz choirs in the nation singing cool original, and standard jazz material in...

BHR has saved and rehomed over 10,000 equines to date and currently care for 62 horses at varying stages of rehabilitation and healing which will be adopted to new homes. However, 28 of those are forever sanctuary residents who cannot be adopted due to being senior or have ongoing health...

We know we can’t save them all, but we can save a few. Over the past 6 years we have rehabbed some cases that would make your skin crawl. We don’t give up and don’t quit fighting as long as there’s a chance. Check out some of our stories on...

Stone Valleys Ray of Hope provides a Ray of Hope to equines in need. We actually have multiple levels of our rescue. We work with the Arabian Auction and Feedlot rescue team. In 2023 we saved 378 Arabians in danger for a total of over 4500 since the group started....

We are a sanctuary for feral/under socialized cats. We accept them in from expert trappers, animal controls, and other rescues. We attempt to rehabilitate them and hope to one day adopt them out to a forever family.