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UCP OF SACRAMENTO AND NORTHERN CALIFORNIA
HELPING CLIENTS WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES LIVE LIFE WITHOUT LIMITS
Established in Sacramento in 1955, UCP of Sacramento and Northern California has roots with the United Cerebral Palsy organization, but today this independent nonprofit serves a much broader population, including those with intellectual disabilities, autism, Down syndrome and epilepsy, in addition to cerebral palsy.
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STANFORD SIERRA YOUTH & FAMILIES
A COMMITMENT TO PERMANENCY AND THE EMPOWERMENT OF YOUTH AND FAMILIES
Stanford Sierra Youth & Families (SSYAF) believes each
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GOODWILL INDUSTRIES
Empowering Our Community: Goodwill’s Message of Opportunity
Goodwill Industries of Sacramento Valley & Northern Nevada serves as a beacon of empowerment and community support through its Mission Services initiatives. In 2023, Goodwill provided over 16,944 life-changing services to members of our community.
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GILBERT CPAs
Since 1984, Gilbert CPAs has carved a unique path by bridging the gap between numbers and the human beings behind them.
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CHILDREN’S RECEIVING HOME OF SACRAMENTO
We Start With Children
Children’s Receiving Home of Sacramento “starts with children,” which is true of their name and their mission.
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CASA SACRAMENTO
SEEKING COMPASSIONATE ADVOCATES FOR CHILDREN IN FOSTER CARE
Court Appointed Special Advocates of Sacramento County (CASA Sacramento) ensures consistency and support for children in the foster care system through volunteer advocates advancing each child’s best interests.
The SPIRIT to Heal
Doctors volunteer their free time to treat more than 55,000 patients
Now nearing its 30th year, SPIRIT has provided free care to over 55,000 patients in need of cataract surgery, hernia repair and numerous other non-emergency conditions that can still be painful or prevent them from working.
Women in Leadership: Mirtha Villarreal-Younger
Our annual salute to women at the top of their field
Born in Boyle Heights, Los Angeles, to parents from Durango, Mexico, she says the military was the first place she felt like “your background, what you look like, what neighborhood you lived in” didn’t matter.
Women in Leadership: Katrina Salazar
Our annual salute to women at the top of their field
One chat with Katrina Salazar, and the word “dynamo” comes to mind. Along with her day gig as CFO of a major nonprofit, she leads numerous boards and committees, goes skiing and off-roading, runs marathons and scuba dives.
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PRIDE INDUSTRIES
PRIDE IN SACRAMENTO
For nearly six decades, PRIDE Industries has been a regional and national leader in disability employment. Founded in Auburn and headquartered in Roseville, this innovative social enterprise has partnered with government and industry throughout the Capital Region and beyond and is proud of its ongoing relationship with the City of Sacramento.