Sacramento County is proud of the diversity in its leadership ranks and is committed to ensuring DEI is embedded in its internal culture as well as its external work providing services to the community. Recently, the county has taken several significant steps to ensure that DEI remains a priority.

When the first class of DVM students arrived at the School of
Veterinary Medicine in 1948, they launched a new era of health
for California.

Acorn Hills Animal Center, in the heart of Amador County between the communities of Sutter Creek and Jackson, represents many things to the area - the clinic is a stalwart example of a suburban medical practice with hands-on customer care and compassion, accompanied by expertise and state-of-theart technology within the veterinary field.

We are celebrating 40 years of serving small businesses,” says Deborah Lowe Muramoto, president and CEO of California Capital Financial Development Corporation.

KJ 2 Productions and Dedicated Designs are teaming up to bring a continuum of services to small businesses in the Sacramento region. By collaborating, the two companies offer clients more than each offers individually, which benefits everyone involved.

UCP of Sacramento and Northern California is a leading developer of programs and services for children and adults in the developmental disability community.

Stanford Sierra Youth & Families (SSYAF) believes each and
every child deserves the love, safety and unconditional
commitment of a family and the opportunity to develop as a
healthy and productive adult. The organization provides a continuum

Established in 1979, Project R.I.D.E. provides therapeutic recreational horseback riding instruction to children and adults with special needs.

Meals on Wheels (MoW) improves and enhances the dignity and quality of life for Sacramento County seniors, helping them stay in their homes and communities by providing nutritious meals, social contact and community resources.

Established in 1933, Goodwill Industries of Sacramento Valley and Northern Nevada serves their territory with a network of 41 retail stores generating profits to fund their mission of helping people with disadvantages achieve self sufficiency.