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San Diego Habitat Conservancy

2900 Fourth Avenue, San Diego, 92103

San Diego Habitat Conservancy (SDHC) is a nationally accredited land trust working since 2004 to acquire, manage, and protect land that supports sensitive habitats and species.

San Diego History Center

1649 El Prado #3, San Diego, 92101

The San Diego History Center, founded as the San Diego Historical Society, has played a crucial role in the community since 1928. Dedicated to preserving and promoting the history of the San Diego region, the History Center is a vital hub for education and community engagement, where differing and thought-provoking perspectives are shared. Our mission is to connect people with their shared past through preservation, education, and storytelling, nurturing a vibrant and inclusive community.

San Diego Hunger Coalition

845 15th Street, San Diego, 92101

San Diego Hunger Coalition leads coordinated action to end hunger in San Diego County supported by research, education, and advocacy. Our vision is that everyone in San Diego County has enough food for an active, healthy life.

San Diego Jaguars Basketball Club

5811 Blacksmith Rd, Bonita, 91902

The San Diego Jaguars Basketball Club is committed to developing young athletes ages 6–17 through basketball, mentorship, and life skills. Our mission is to provide a positive, competitive, and family-oriented environment where players grow in character, confidence, teamwork, discipline, and sportsmanship both on and off the court. We strive to teach the fundamentals of basketball while inspiring youth to become respectful leaders, strong students, and responsible members of the community.

San Diego JusticeCorps Program

1100 Union Street, San Diego, 92101

JusticeCorps is a multiple-award-winning national service program that has helped over one million Californians find access to justice over the past 14 years. Building on this legacy of success, this year more than 300 AmeriCorps members will volunteer as AmeriCorps members to serve people coming to court without an attorneys, who are trying to resolve crucial legal matters affecting their family, housing, personal safety, and financial stability. JusticeCorps members serve in court-based self-help centers in the Bay Area, Los Angeles and San Diego educating litigants on their legal options and potential outcomes. By providing neutral assistance—not legal advice—JusticeCorps members empower litigants to make the best choice for their particular case.

JusticeCorps is proud to be one of 255 vital national programs operating in California. Funded by the California Judicial Branch and an AmeriCorps grant through CaliforniaVolunteers. JusticeCorps recruits and trains 300 college students and recent graduates annually to help self-represented litigants navigate the court system. JusticeCorps was launched in Los Angeles in 2004, expanded to the Bay Area in fall 2006, and then to San Diego in fall 2007. Collectively, the program’s regions serve more than 50% of California’s residents, striving toward the Judicial Branch’s goal of access to justice for all.

JusticeCorps is a program of the California Courts, administered by CaliforniaVolunteers and sponsored by the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS), a federal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities, and fosters civic engagement through service and volunteering.

San Diego North Economic Development Council

ELB 288 Campus Way, San Marcos, 92078

SDNEDC's mission is to build a stronger North County economy through regional collaboration and leadership. We work with the public and private sectors as community partners to sustain and strategically grow the economic base of North San Diego County.

San Diego Organizing Project

5011 Holly Dr, San Diego, 92113

The San Diego Organizing Project (SDOP) is a nonpartisan, multi-faith network of faith and spiritual congregations that represents more than 30,000 families across San Diego County. As one of the most diverse grassroots organizations in the region, we uniquely bridge racial, cultural and economic divides to unlock the prophetic power of people and bring justice, equality and greater opportunity to fruition.

San Diego Planning Partnership

113 West G Street #216, San Diego, 92101

Industry Type: Non-Profit

Key Words: Non-Profit, Accountancy, Finance, Global Business Management, Global Supply Chain Management, Management Information Systems, Management, Marketing, Business, Communication, Mass Media

San Diego Sabers

2283 Cosmos Ct, Carlsbad, 92011

The San Diego Sabers are a Junior A hockey team competing out of Icetown Carlsbad in Carlsbad, CA. Located in San Diego's North County, Carlsbad is 40 minutes north of downtown San Diego. The Sabers belong to the Pacific Division of the United States Premier Hockey League. The Sabers were established in 2010 by former pro hockey player Tomas Kapusta. The number one priority at the San Diego Sabers is to prepare our student-athletes for the next step in their careers while developing them into future leaders.

San Diego Sheriff's Office

9621 Ridgehaven Court, San Diego, 92123

We are an organization that will lead the nation in providing high quality public safety services by working in partnership with our communities. By investing in our employees and providing our staff the support, training, tools, and equipment they need, we will continue to deliver exceptional customer service while ensuring our employees are provided professional growth opportunities which allow them to thrive and succeed at home and in their career.

San Diego State University Research Foundation

9245 Sky Park Ct, San Diego, 92123

Established in 1943, San Diego State University Research Foundation (SDSURF) is a non-profit auxiliary corporation authorized by California's Education Code to support San Diego State University. Our mission is to support and further the vision and research objectives of San Diego State University and to help faculty and staff find, attract and administer their research and sponsored programs.

San Diego Unified School District - Nursing & Wellness (MPH)

4100 Normal Street, San Diego, 92103

ONLY FOR MPH STUDENTS

Mission Statement: All San Diego students will graduate with the skills, motivation, curiosity and resilience to succeed in their choice of college and career in order to lead and participate in the society of tomorrow. SDUSD Nursing & Wellness Philosophy: Given the pervasive effects of trauma on health, Nursing & Wellness will embrace the school community in the practice of Trauma Informed Care, Mindfulness, Restorative Practices, and the use of evidence-based research to achieve safety, health and well-being.

San Diego World Affairs Council

PO Box 34010, San Diego, 92163

SDWAC is a nonpartisan nonprofit organization dedicated to educating and engaging San Diegans on global issues, foreign policy, international relations, and cross-cultural opportunities and challenges. We sponsor events with international themes, host prominent speakers, and facilitate discussions on global issues. We encourage all members of the community to join us for lively, thought provoking and educational events exploring the most timely topics of the day, here at home and around the world.

San Diego Youth Services

3255 Wing Street, San Diego, 92110

San Diego Youth Services advances its mission to empower youth to reach their highest potential and seeks to improve the lives of youth by meeting their basic needs, creating positive connections, helping them develop life skills and promoting overall health and well-being.

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance

PO Box 120551, San Diego, 92112

San Diego Zoo Wildlife Alliance is committed to saving species worldwide by uniting our expertise in animal care and conservation science with our dedication to inspiring passion for nature.

https://sandiegozoowildlifealliance.org/

SAN DIEGUITO HERITAGE MUSEUM

450 QUAIL GARDENS DRIVE, ENCINITAS, 92024

The San Dieguito Heritage Museum (SDHM) is a 501(c)(3)* historical museum established in 1988 in Encinitas, located within San Diego County. The Museum is dedicated to collecting, preserving, and interpreting the history of the San Dieguito region. Through its efforts, the SDHM strives to present the stories of local communities to both children and adults, ensuring that these narratives are conveyed in ways that are both authentic and engaging. * Federal Taxpayer Identification Number 33-0310885.

San Dieguito River Park

18372 Sycamore Creek Road, Escondido, 92025

Industry Type: Recreation

Key Words: Recreation, Education, Sports, Biology, Animals, Arts, Culture, Humanities, Natural Resources, Environment, Ecosystems, Research, Development

San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy

3030 Bunker Hill Street, Suite 309-1, San Diego, 92127

The San Dieguito River Valley Conservancy protects, restores, and shares the natural, cultural, and recreational resources of the San Dieguito River watershed. Through land conservation, habitat restoration, environmental education, community engagement, and responsible recreation, SDRVC works to preserve the watershed’s ecological health and connect people with the landscape. Its purpose is to ensure that this connected watershed—from the mountains to the ocean—remains protected, accessible, and resilient for wildlife and future generations.

San Luis Rey Elementary

3535 Hacienda Dr, Oceanside, 92054

Industry Type: Education

Keywords: Elementary, Academic, Leadership, Public Education, K-12, Health, Human Development, HD, Public Health, MPH, Mentoring, Tutoring, Diversity, Child and Adolescent Development, Science, Mathematics, Literature and Writing Studies, Physical Education,...

San Marcos Democratic Club

PO Box 2869, San Marcos, 92079

The mission of the San Marcos Democratic Club is to encourage Democratic values through public support of the Democratic Party, the Democratic Party agenda, and Democratic candidates. And to mobilize and inspire local citizens and voters to volunteer in grassroots activism through both political campaigns and local community action programs.

San Marcos Girl Scouts

, San Marcos, 92069

Industry Type: Non-Profit

Keywords: Community Service, Community Outreach, Recreation, Public Health, Mentoring, Applied Physics, Biochemistry, Biotechnology, Chemistry, Child and Adolescent Development, Computer Science, Mathematics, School of Arts, Women's Gender and Sexuality...

San Marcos Unified School District

255 Pico Ave, Suite 250, San Marcos, 92069

The San Marcos Unified School District is an innovative and collaborative community providing an unparalleled educational experience. Through an engaging and supportive environment, all our students are challenged, inspired, and poised to excel. Our district has 11 elementary schools, one K-8 school, three middle schools, two comprehensive schools, and four alternative schools. We have approximately 21,300 studens enrolled.

San Pasqual Union School

15305 Rockwood Road, Escondido, 92027

Industry Type: Education

Keywords: High School, Academic, Leadership, Public Education, K-12, Health, Human Development, HD, Public Health, MPH, Mentoring, Tutoring, Diversity, Child and Adolescent Development, Science, Mathematics, Literature and Writing Studies, Physical Education,...

SANFORD BURNHAM PREBYS MEDICAL DISCOVERY

10901 N. TORREY PINES ROAD, LA JOLLA, 92037

Our deep expertise in fundamental biology and modern technologies, such as data science and AI, make us one of the most innovative and comprehensive drug discovery centers in the world, anchored by an NCI-designated cancer center. Located in the heart of San Diego’s global research hub, we collaborate with regional, national and international institutions in academia and industry, and partner with established and startup biotechnology and pharmaceutical companies to advance basic research to clinical trials and  treatments. 

Santa Clara County Health Authority

6201 San Ignacio Ave, San Jose, 95119

Our mission SCFHP's mission is to improve the well-being of our members by addressing their health and social needs in a culturally competent manner, and partnering with providers and organizations in our shared commitment to the health of our community. Our vision Health for all – a fair and just community where everyone has access to opportunities to be healthy.