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The San Juan Island Community Foundation (SJICF) was established in 1994 by a diverse group of islanders who wanted to support the quality of life on San Juan Island. They witnessed the important work being done by local nonprofit organizations and recognized the value of investing in their own community. We are made up of more than 40 funds representing individuals, families and organizations. The Community Foundation is unique among nonprofit organizations because we strive to be a resource for both our donors and local nonprofit organizations. SJICF provides leadership for key community issues. We distribute grants to support and advance local nonprofit activities and projects. We identify current and emerging issues and critical needs. We find ways to address short and long-term needs, and with the help of donors, we seek to address these needs through grant making and building a community endowment to support a thriving San Juan Island community long into the future. Our goal is to provide exceptional philanthropic guidance and service to our donors. Whatever your charitable budget, we are here to help you give wisely and have the impact you want. Our work with community nonprofits is not limited to grant making. We are cultivating a strong leadership role in the community supporting nonprofits with advice and resources. The San Juan Island Community Foundation is a federally qualified 501(c)(3) organization and is registered with the Secretary of State in Olympia, Washington.

Tax-supported fire district serving San Juan Island and (under contract) Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) land on various outer islands in the San Juan archipelago northwest of Seattle, WA.

Tax-supported fire district serving San Juan Island and (under contract) Dept of Natural Resources (DNR) land on various outer islands in the San Juan archipelago northwest of Seattle, WA.

About San Juan Island School District Located in the Salish Sea off the northwest coast of Washington State, San Juan Island is the largest of the many islands in the world famous archipelago of the same name. Approximately seven thousand permanent residents share this fifty-five square mile natural paradise. Connected to the mainland by ferry, float plane and small airlines, island living combines a cohesive small-town community with comprehensive services and commercial diversity unusual in a rural setting. The community has a comprehensive library, a state-of-the-art theater that features diverse performing arts, many wonderful restaurants, an historic museum, two national parks, miles of public shoreline, and a vibrant agricultural community. A new hospital and art museum have joined the performing arts center as examples of how San Juan Island residents work together to craft a unique blend of country living and urban amenities. The many land and water based recreational opportunities that support the tourist-based economy are available year round to residents. There are over 100 non-profit organizations dedicated to a variety of goals such as land stewardship, wildlife preservation, sheltering domestic animals and helping children and families. We serve nearly 800 students with an elementary school and a secondary campus containing a middle school, high school and alternative program. The schools are unique learning communities with growing economic and ethnic diversity. Students are encouraged to reach their highest potential in academics, athletics, and the arts. The district is noted for high levels of parent and community involvement, low staff turnover, and strong voter support for levy and bond measures. Every spring our community awards well over $200,000 in scholarships to our graduating seniors. This is a place that values and supports schools and school people.

Dedicated to the responsible use and preservation of the San Juan Mountains. SJMA was created in 1988 to assist the San Juan National Forest in providing education and interpretation of public lands in Southwest Colorado. SJMA has a participating agreement with the San Juan National Forest and the Bureau of Land Management Tres Rios Field Office to develop educational programs, publications and volunteer projects, as well as provide interpretive services. Click here to see an ongoing list of our projects in stewardship, education and interpretation.

San Juan Water District Wholesale is a community services district that provides drinking water to 160,000 people in portions of Sacramento and Placer Counties.

San Leandro Color is an automotive company based out of 555 E 14th St, San Leandro, California, United States.

Our Chamber is the oldest and largest voluntary organization in San Luis Obispo and Santa Barbara counties. As an independent nonprofit corporation (not affiliated with government or any other agency), we uniquely serve the needs of our 1,400+ members and the more than 34,000 individuals they collectively employ. Our philosophy is simple. We believe more business is good for existing business, an attractive and viable city attracts more business activity, and this additional activity benefits every business person and resident. We succeed thanks to highly engaged volunteers supported by a team of professional staff. This potent combination does what no service club, government agency or individual business could accomplish alone: enhance and promote San Luis Obispo as a place to do business and enjoy life. In addition, we stay true to a few core values which assist us in successfully achieving our mission, to connect the business community with ideas, inspiration and each other, by bringing people together to shape the place we love. San Luis Obispo Chamber of Commerce core values: • Ask What's Possible • Rise Above Self Interest • Target Amazing • Build Relationships • Connect Diverse Perspectives • Grit to Achieve What We Believe In • Oh, and We Like to Have Fun We invite you to get engaged; be an active participant in and caretaker of the place you have chosen to build your life.

Mission: To promote student success by supporting the work of local school districts, delivering specialized student services, and providing countywide leadership and advocacy for the needs of all children.

Regional Fixed Route Bus System serving San Luis Obispo County.

For over 40 years, San Luis Rey Equine Hospital (SLREH) has provided dedicated care to the Pacific West Coast and Southern California Equine community. San Luis Rey Equine Hospital combines true compassion with state-of-the-art technology to provide unparalleled medical and specialized surgical equine care with our expertise branching beyond these specific fields into sports medicine, lameness and rehabilitation. As leaders in the equine industry, we dedicate our resources to put your horse first, providing unwavering compassionate care and attention to detail. Mission Statement – San Luis Rey Equine Hospital strives to provide superior equine health services in a compassionate environment to make a positive, measurable difference in the well-being & athletic success of horses. We commit our resources to deliver responsible, state-of-the-art diagnostics & treatments while focusing attention to the individual needs of horses, clients, and the local veterinary community. It is our goal to work hand in hand with referring veterinarians to provide the best possible solutions for you and your horse at the hospital, as well as at home. Vision Statement – Advancing equine veterinary health services through dedication, compassion, collaboration, & education to deliver a continuum of care that benefits the equine athlete and equine community.

The San Luis Valley Comprehensive Community Mental Health Center inspires hope, healing and well-being for the citizens of the San Luis Valley. Our services make it possible for individuals and families to survive and thrive in our communities, to avoid frequent hospitalizations, to build supportive relationships and to work successfully toward well-being. We work with consumers as whole persons, integrating treatment and resources to support healthy minds, bodies and spirits. We provide second chances to men and women in the criminal justice system, those with mental health and substance abuse problems so they too can become productive citizens. We create innovative prevention services to create healthier schools, workplaces and communities for our youth and families. and support volunteers who mentor youth, volunteer in hospitals, senior centers, and libraries making a difference in peoples lives.