Find your people, a few blocks away.

The American Legion strengthens our communities, states and nation with programs and services for our veterans, the military and their families.

Regular member meetings during the year; fundraising events (e.g. Dining for Dollars July 9, 2026)

Wednesdays 12:30pm-1:30pm (hybrid)

BWOPA's primary goal is to educate, train, and involve as many African American women as possible in the political process.

CASA (Community Action for a Sustainable Alameda) is a community-wide coalition dedicated to raising awareness, mobilizing community action, and facilitating the implementation of programs

Monthly programs/meetings (e.g. April 16 and May 21, 2026); line dancing classes

To become an EBLS Wickie, register on our website so you'll receive the monthly invite to the work party.

ECAP is a volunteer-run, nonprofit organization that supports the health and well being of our community by providing nutritious food and referral services

Meets Tuesdays @ Noon

The origins of Ohlone Park are firmly rooted in the legacy of Berkeley's 1960's social justice movements. It was just a strip of dirt when hundreds of protesters, fenced out of People's Park, marched to Hearst and Grant and named this place "Peoples Park Annex". Overnight, structures were erected, huge pots of soup simmered in giant kettles over campfires, and childrens' play equipment was created out of whatever was on hand. Today the park encompasses playgrounds for tots and school-aged children, playing fields, a native plant garden (with another on the way), a Community Garden, the nation's first official Dog Park and numerous redwoods and meadow areas for relaxing, exercising, and socializing.

The Friends of the Alameda Free Library (FAL) is an all-volunteer organization dedicated to support the Alameda Free Library.

The Friends's purpose is to benefit the library by selling books and other materials in the library, on the Internet, and during on-site book sales.

a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization serving our community and supporting the Castro Valley Library

The Friends of the Kensington Library, a 501c(3) nonprofit organization, has worked to improve library services in Kensington since 1959.

The Friends of the Richmond Public Library is a charitable non-profit, all-volunteer organization that advocates for and provides critical program support to the Richmond Public Library.

Bay Area organization focused on climate resilience, open space, land-use advocacy, and community engagement.

Regional Habitat affiliate with community volunteering, homebuilding, repair, and housing programs.

Sundays, 9:30 am-2:30 pm; meeting locations vary throughout Marin County

Volunteer network connecting people and companies with local service projects.

The Hispanic Community Affairs Council (HCAC) is a community-based organization in Alameda County.

a community of volunteers committed to native plant gardening in support of biodiversity and a healthy ecosystem

Women’s volunteer and civic leadership organization focused on community action and leadership development.

We are devoted to serving the children in our local community and also children all across the country and worldwide through unique and innovative service projects and fundraising initiatives.