Roseville Nonprofits and Charities

Every year Ticket to Dream provides our little non-profit, Homes of Hope, with essentials, money, holiday gifts and back to school supplies. This in turn helps us care for and support the foster families we serve in our community. We thank TTD on behalf of these vulnerable children and youth! These wonderful donations help them feel Seen, Heard and Valued!

<br>I was a member and teaching artist at Blue Line for approximately a year and a half. As an artist, I would not suggest donating your work, volunteering your time, or joining the membership until some serious changes happen at Blue Line. As a consumer, I would not suggest having an event or bringing your child to an art class at Blue Line.<br><br>During my employment more balls were dropped than picked up. Including a wedding at one point that was scheduled for the next day that no one was aware of until one or 2:00 in the afternoon the day prior. Lack of follow-through is the biggest issue at Blue Line. I was constantly sending emails, making phone calls, asking if they had followed through on their work and quite often it had been forgotten until I reached out. I want to say they are experiencing the same lack of follow-through from other nonprofits as I did with them. The whole system is broken unfortunately with the grant funds staying in the hands of the nonprofits and not truly making it back into the community. <br><br>Unfortunately, due to a conversation with the director in April, I've been told things are not going to change. They are aware of the issues but they are also aware that they will continue. I am deeply saddened at the fact that I shared so many artists with Blue Line that were all hugely disappointed with their interactions as well. The artist is not the focal point at Blue Line like it should be. There is not a whole lot of appreciation for the hours days, months that go into the work that is donated to Blue Line. Blue lines bottom line is the focal point. Which is hugely disappointing for an art gallery. But is showing in the small donations and slimmed attendance to classes which are down due to the issues at Blue Line.<br><br>Further more the lack of attention to diversity in art has also been a huge issue that I've noticed and even attempted to discuss with a coworker. (Unaware of current shows speaking of my knowledge of 2019-2023 shows) Lots of 50+ white men and women being chosen for residency and shows. Zero awareness when it comes to culturally appropriated art. If it's not their culture you shouldn't be hosting a showcase for that artist. <br>

One of the most effective environmental organizations on the planet. They have helped move entire industries towards sustainability. Highly recommend, I have been a donor for years.

Such an amazing program! We saw so much progress and confidence in my daughter each week when she gets to go ride.

I've known this non-profit for almost 15 years. They are incredible. They have donated thousands upon thousands of free meals to feed poor families in our community. The meals are delicious and nutritious. The recent pandemic has not slowed them down in their endeavor to help the less fortunate.

California Waterfowl Association became an accredited land trust in August 2021, a status that can be renewed every five years. Accreditation means California Waterfowl Association meets national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. California Waterfowl Association demonstrated to the Land Trust Accreditation Commission its commitment to excellence. Accredited land trusts meet national quality standards for protecting important natural places and working lands forever. These land trusts demonstrate the commitment to excellence by adopting Land Trust Standards and Practices, the ethical and technical guidelines for the responsible operation of a land trust, and meeting the accreditation requirements drawn from them. To learn more about land trust accreditation and the current accreditation status of California Waterfowl Association, visit http//www.landtrustaccreditation.org/about

This group is amazing. I appreciate the reliable information, the way the information is organized and the moderators kindness and guidance. This group balances learning, venting, showing appreciation and empathy so well. Now if we could only get our hormones balanced!

With so much need right now because of the pandemic and job losses, I feel like I'm really helping when I volunteer here. I might be delivering food boxes or pajamas and slippers to keep children warm as the weather turns cold, but whatever I'm doing, I feel connected and supported. It's a great team effort. You can feel the kindness here!

Single Mom Strong is an organization that is true to their mission. From arranging legal workshops to help women navigate family court, to putting together empowering Zoom sessions to help us get back into the job market; SMS is that extra set of hands single mothers need to be supported in this world. As a beneficiary of their services, I can tell you that I am incredibly grateful to them for investing in me, fueling my fire, and giving me hope again.

RYHF is changing the nation of Liberia and raising up future leaders! 100% of donations go to the people who need it— the hard-working students of Liberia.

Roseville Urban Forest Foundation is passionately dedicated to improving the urban forest canopy in Roseville, California. They provide many educational avenues to help residents learn about the benefits trees bring to a community. Site consults, workshops, lectures and community tree plantings are all part of their educational repertoire, and available to all Roseville residents!

I grew up in a small church that struggled to keep its doors open. although there was plenty of love in our church It Would be hard to quantify the impact we had on our community and the world around us. What I love about Bayside is their slogan, “ you don’t give TO Bayside you give THROUGH Bayside”. Bayside has more impact on the community and the world around them than any other church I’ve seen.

I have been honored to be a camp host for Me-One the last 6 years! I cannot begin to express how much this camp does for families fighting the battle with cancer! An all expenses paid weekend in the beautiful Santa Cruz mountains where the patients and their families are able to put aside the worries and concerns or their daily life and enjoy their time together! I have met so many courageous people over the years, some still with us and some not. But every family has always told us how much they valued the time spent at camp.

I moved there in March of 2015 with My 3 month old daughter. They leave you there with No phone in case of emergency. Go trough your room while you are away. Tell you what to eat, How to dress. You cannot have any money. I washed clothes in the tub and hung up in my room to dry. Rules!? BS! They're nazies and Prison guards who judge you and treat you like a low life criminal. They left me and 3 month old daughter in a HOT room because the air conditioning didn't work and REFUSED to put is in anothet room it was 110 outside for 4 days. When I complained about how hot we we're, I was called Overly dramatic. I went to the library and was told I was on Blackout and was NOT allowed to leave. You had to communicate by leaving notes on a board you were spoken to with disrespect Do yourself a favor and DONT GO!! I left, Moved out of state and now own my own home. Have an amazing Job make good money and My daughter is 3.5 happy and healthy. You CAN do it without them. Trust me

This is a great organization that aids veterans, kids, and the greater community with kindness and integrity. I joined for the benefits of being an Elk, but in doing so found out about the purpose of the Elks is charity and following the Golden Rule. We provide meals and other assistance to the Veterans of Yountville and with the local Standown for homeless veterans, scholarships for local students, Christmas presents and breakfast with Santa for local Head Start children, support a local Boy Scout troup, assist disabled children with free therapies and care, etc. etc. All with transparency. Come join us!

Full of drug addicts, alcoholics and thieves who are using the system. Even the staff are all losers. ex prisoners, drug addicts and alcoholics, who don't know how to run anything. They play favorites with the losers because they are losers too. So good people who are not on drugs, who are not drunk and who are not mentally ill they turn away, or find ways to pick on them, so when they get upset they now have a reason to get rid of them. That is called discrimination! They need the losers to keep the monies going and for them to have jobs. They don't want people to get better, because they need them to lay around all day doing nothing, going from one church after the others using them, all the while living a loser lifestyle. the bible says, IF A MAN DOESN'T WORK HE SHOULDN'T EAT!

There is no place I would rather be on Sunday. Worship experience you will never forget. Oh my God this place is anointed with God's favor. Come see for yourself and get rejuvenated.

Amazing organization that puts on a summer concert series. All-volunteer efforts and they do a lot with very little money. Always finds great bands for free concerts at Royer Park. Thank you!

My son has been going to rpal for the last three years doing a variety of programs that they offer . The staff there is wonderful they treat him like he is there own and i never have to worry they have taught him so many wonderful lessons in life and are such positive role models i would highly recommend there program they really do go above and beyond. thank you Michelle Durante

A couple years ago, my friend asked me if I knew any place that could take in her Pom mix puppies that were living in a small, stinky outdoor kennel. I had no idea about Pom To The Rescue & the awesome work they do! A different friend recommended Rescue Paws & when I called them, they very highly recommended Pom To The Rescue. I called them & they made arrangements to meet me & pick up the pups the next evening. Lisa, was very courteous, caring & knowledgeable about Poms & rescuing. She made sure the pups were seen by a vet w/in a couple days. They were in horrible condition. They had flea anemia & hadn't been vaccinated. I know she spent a lot of her own money to vet them. Not only that, she ensures that each one is socialized & emotionally nurtured. I'm super glad that she has high standards for adoption. I'd feel horrible if those pups went to someone who didn't have the pups best interests at heart. Lisa is very well qualified to operate & manage this organization. Sincerely, Bernie Ridgeway

I had no idea what the Lutheran Development Society of Sacramento did until I was invited to run for election to the Board. This charity accomplishes so much! The Lutheran Development Society provides grants to Lutheran churches in the area, who submit approved grant requests. Each year thousands of dollars are provided to fund exciting programs at these churches. It is truly an honor to sit on the Board and hear the stories of what each church is doing. These member churches inspire me to think outside the box while doing God's work, helping others!

As the founder and Board Chair since the organization's inception in 1998, I can say that The Lazarus Project, Inc. is something that I am most proud of in my personal and professional life. The program truly provides an environment of support to enable homeless individuals to identify challenges in their lives so they can make better and more effective choices. This is not a shelter or a hand out, but rather a network of housing and supportive services to assist individuals to improve their lives.

Wonderful Program that is meeting the three areas of need:The Child, the youth, and the Family. Just finished training and very excited to be apart of such an awesome group of people ready to support our community.

We recieved help from KRM when we needed it the most. We were away from home for a month for my son, Cathan's radiation treatments and so stressed and depressed. We had the nicest visit from one of the workers, who brought boxes filled with blankets, books, toys, and money for Cathan and his little sister. We were in desperate need of assistance and got it right when we needed it. I wish I could rememeber the name of the woman that came by, because she sure brightened our day. She watched the kids open up their boxes and get so excited about having something special that day. We very much appreciate the support we have had!

My involvement in SAHC has tremendously impacted my professional and personal development, while allowing me to explore, design, and execute projects I could have never done without the support and commitment of the SAHC members. SAHC's mission is that of becoming the premiere source of art history for the region. An ambitious yet solid goal that is slowly and steadily growing and gaining strength as more projects are created, and more people are getting involved and participating. SAHC is a great organization for a young, creative professional who is committed to art and wants to expand his/her experience, skills in arts administration, and project execution.