Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association

Mission

The Humboldt Redwoods Interpretive Association (HRIA) is a 501(c) non-profit, providing volunteer-run Visitor Centers at four State Parks in Humboldt County. We hope that you will stop by to get information about hikes, directions, ecology, history, as well as maps, brochures, books, and souvenirs. We strive to connect visitors and the community to the incredible redwood forest, in hopes of spreading appreciation and a passion for the conservation of the tallest trees in the world.

Tatums Garden Foundation Inc.

Mission

Tatum's Garden Foundation exists to cultivate accessible, inclusive play and inspire communities to foster abundant play spaces for children of every ability.

Mendocino Area Parks Association

Mission

To inspire and ensure stewardship of the State Parks of Mendocino County.

Francisco Park Conservancy

Mission

To build and maintain a park on the site known as Francisco Reservoir.

Brawley Cattle Call Rodeo Committee Inc.

Mission

To improve the lives of the citizens of Brawley through community events held at the Cattle Call Park facilities as well as improve the Cattle Call Park facilities.

Mohawk Valley Stewardship Council

Mission

To bring together interested citizens, government entities, private partners and other interested parties for the purpose of restoring and operating the historic White Sulphur Springs Ranch for the benefit of the public.

Pogo Park

Mission

Pogo Park's mission is to reclaim and transform broken, underused parks in inner-city neighborhoods into safe, healthy, and vibrant outdoor spaces for children to play. We revitalize these parks as a way to promote healthy child development and dynamic community development. Our strategy is to mobilize community residents and resources to create outdoor urban play spaces that foster both healthy exercise and the kind of imaginative free play that supports children's social, linguistic, physical, emotional, and creative development. We work shoulder to shoulder with community residents to plan, design, build, and manage these parks–and to weave these public spaces back into the social fabric of the community.

The Foundation for Girsh Park

Mission

Provide and maintain a public park and playing fields.

Feeney Park Foundation

Netz 4 Life Inc.

Mission

The organization provides its targeted youth support equipments, structured activities, and scheduled events to promote and support a healthy lifestyle, free of gang violence and destructive activities.

Montecito Trails Foundation

Mission

The preservation and maintenance of public trails in Montecito, Summerland and Carpinteria.

Mission Trails Regional Park Foundation Inc.

Mission

Preserve and protect the natural environment of Mission Trails Regional Park.

Mt. Diablo Interpretive Assoc

Mission

To assist with maintaining and interpreting Mount Diablo State Park, an ecological treasure of the San Francisco Bay Area.

Sonoma Valley Health & Recreation Association

Mission

The organization is committed to building a sustainable state of the art, multi-use aquatic facility accessible to all of Sonoma Valley's residents as well as developing and building mixed-income housing for the community.

Angels Walk L A

Mission

Angels Walk LA is devoted to enhancing the pedestrian environments of Los Angeles by developing Angels Walks, self-guided walking trails that commemorate the history, architecture and culture of Los Angeles neighborhoods. Angels Walks encourage pedestrians to discover and explore Los Angeles by connecting directly with major transit and rail lines.

Pine Ridge Association

Mission

The Pine Ridge Association is a cooperative association connected with the Henry W. Coe State Park in Morgan Hill, CA. The association provides interpretive support; creates, staffs and manages several public events at the park; hosts the park visitor center; provides service and support for trails and springs; leads hikes, walks, biking and equistrian trips. In addition, volunteers write and publish park related materials for Henry W. Coe State Park visitors.

Oakland Childrens Fairyland Inc

Mission

The mission of Children's Fairyland is to stimulate a child's imagination, creativity and desire to learn. We fulfill this mission by engaging more than 220,000 visitors annually. Our young visitors are exposed to live theatre, puppetry, storytelling, and a stimulating environment that encourages language acquisition, interest in books and reading, social skills development through group play, and motor skills development through climbing, sliding, and running. American's first storybook-theme park, Fairyland is a safe, family centered destination. The ten acres of gardens house 40 storybook sets, 29 Magic Key-activated talking Storybook Boxes, 17 farm animals, 4 child-sized rides a renowned children's theatre program and the longest-running puppet theatre in the country.

Playground Inc

Mission

Playground is a leading playwright incubator and operator of the theatre community hub, Potrero Stage. Playground's mission is to support the development of significant new local voices for the theatre with a deep commitment to diversity, equity and inclusion. Playground has developed a unique model for identifying and nurturing the Bay Area's best new writers and helping introduce these artists and their work to the broader Bay Area and, ultimately, national theatre communities. Through its new play incubation, production and presenting programs, Playground supports more than 500 local artists and reaches over 10,000 annually.

Friends of the Palo Alto Parks

The Harwood Memorial Park Incorporated

Mission

To promote philanthropic activity in order to mitigate social evils for the betterment of the people of Laytonville and the vicinity and their guests.