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A national organization that works with government agencies, nonprofit organizations, and health care systems to provide benefit eligibility and enrollment services. It currently works in 6 states and 50 counties.

A legal and civil rights organization that serves low-income Asian Pacific American communities that focuses on housing rights, immigrants’ rights, workers' rights, civil rights, and criminal justice reform.

A membership organization focused on increasing food security and nutrition through protection and improvement of the federal Child and Adult Care Food Program (CACFP).

A statewide membership organization of 43 food banks. It provides members with a range of programs and resources to help end hunger in their communities. Among its many programs, it helps build food bank capacity, provides funding opportunities and food resources, and leads advocacy efforts.

A membership organization of local child care resource and referral agencies. It works to expand and improve the supply and quality of family child care.

A statewide nonprofit with a mission of promoting, supporting, and improving the health and early development of children from the prenatal stage to five years of age by partnering with local First 5 agencies.

A statewide agency that supports the production and preservation of decent, safe, and low-cost housing for rural and low-income Californians by advocating for housing at all levels of government.

<p>A nonprofit legal service provider working to advance fairness and equality by offering pro bono legal services to low-income people and educational programs that foster diversity in the legal profession. It serves approximately 8,500 people a year, with the overarching goal of assisting the community’s most vulnerable members with accessing the justice system and strengthening their personal, professional, and economic security.</p>

An organization that creates and preserves affordable and sustainable homes for low-income Californians by providing financial and policy solutions to nonprofit and public partners. Since 1988, its technical assistance, research, and legislative leadership has leveraged $30 billion in private and public financing to preserve and create more than 85,000 affordable homes.

A constituent-based statewide immigrant rights organization working to promote and protect safety, health and public benefits, and integration programs for immigrants. The organization combines legislative and policy advocacy, strategic communications, organizing, and capacity building to pursue its mission.