EY’s mission is to build a better working world. “That’s the core of our purpose as a company.

Stanford Sierra Youth & Families envisions safe, lifelong connections for all young people, strengthened through generations of empowered families. Founded in 1900, this nonprofit supports the entire family with professional treatment and compassionate care, so every youth has the opportunity to thrive at home, in school and in the community. 

The Greater Sacramento Urban League (GSUL) has been committed to empowering communities and changing lives in the Greater Sacramento region since 1968.

Established in 2006, Cristo Rey High School Sacramento helps prepare our region’s future workforce.

“Theater arts can represent all the business community’s desirable traits,” says Michele Hillen-Noufer. “The  personal skills needed for business — communication,  collaboration, creativity — can be gained in theater arts. People  must communicate and work well in teams, and have self confidence and self-knowledge, and that’s what theater arts teaches.” 

Teach for America California Capital Valley (TFA) is working to confront educational inequity by building a diverse network of leaders in teaching and related fields.

It is an exciting time at Bank of Marin as it grows to serve a larger Northern California footprint. With this expansion comes the ability to have an even greater impact on the communities it serves.

Founded in 1982, California Capital Financial Development Corporation has been an invaluable resource to small businesses for 40 years.

Shriners Children’s Northern California is celebrating several important milestones. This year marks the 100th anniversary of the entire Shriners Children’s system and the 25th anniversary of the Sacramento hospital. 

To pursue its mission of preventing cancer, saving lives and diminishing suffering, the American Cancer Society has invested more than $5 billion in cancer research since 1946. Currently, ACS has 96 funded research grants totaling $52,367,700 in California.