Program Sites

Established in 1854, French Gulch Elementary School continuously aims to raise the standard of excellence that is student-centered, distinctive in its academic experience with it’s smaller classes, and dynamic in its intellectual climate. Located in the heart of French Gulch, California, our school serves students in grades Kindergarten through 8th grade.

Freshwater School District prides itself in being one of the top schools in Humboldt County that nurtures the abilities, talents, and interests of every child. Our campus setting promotes a love of nature and a natural environment for study. We provide a comprehensive curriculum, enabling all students to excel as they meet the challenges and opportunities of our changing world.

Friends of Plumas Wilderness is dedicated to studying, exploring and maintaining the integrity of natural ecosystems where the Sierra and Cascades meet.

We bring people together to keep local places wild, so that what we love about the Feather River region —untamed nature, clean water, and clear skies —is protected for generations to come.

We envision restoring a vast network of interconnected lands spanning across the Upper Feather River Watershed.

Friends of the Dunes is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization​ dedicated to conserving the natural diversity of coastal environments in northern California through community supported education and stewardship programs.

A Worker-Owned, Bicycle-Powered, Curbside Compost Pick-Up Service in Arcata, CA.
We work to keep food waste out of the landfill and turn it into a natural resource for our community.

Students are approved to serve at the following sites where Full Cycle Compost conducts operations:

• Bayside Park Farm, 930 Old Arcata Rd., Bayside CA
• Redwood Coast Montessori garden, Arcata, CA
• United Indian Health Services Potawot Community Health Garden, Arcata, CA
• Jardín Santuario: 11th and F Streets, Arcata, CA

Gender Health Center works to end systematic oppression and pathologization of Transgender people and racism while centering the wellness of Queer and Transgender People of Color (QTPOC). We acknowledge that we function and have only functioned within oppressive systems. We will interrogate these systems in order to build a community centered ideology to provide prosperity in every way for our community members.

Founded in 1979, Governmental Advocates is a full-service government relations firm providing a broad range of lobbying and consulting services to corporate, non-profit, governmental and association clients. Our extensive knowledge of how government operates, ability to reach and educate decision makers and skill to craft and communicate the right message ensure our clients’ interests achieve positive, measurable results and is the reason why Governmental Advocates is consistently ranked among the top lobbying firms in Sacramento.

At Governmental Advocates our decades of experience and work in the public and private sector allow us to carefully position our clients at the forefront of the issues that directly impact them. We aggressively seek solutions for complex problems, achieving our clients’ goals through practical and creative means that reflect the ever-changing political landscape of California.

The institutional knowledge of our respected practitioners, coupled with their policy expertise and proven ability to navigate even the most nuanced political issues, enables Governmental Advocates to advance our clients’ most complex challenges.

We named our firm Greenway Partners because we see our clients as partners in bringing their projects into reality. Our approach is centered around deep collaboration with our clients and their community members through all project phases. After all, how can you create positive results for a community if nobody from said community has input? We partner with clients from many walks of life, and as a result, our projects are as diverse as they are. Our core belief is that projects should not be pursued unless they are fundamentally improving an organization, a community, the environment or the people who use them. We strive to ensure all of our projects achieve this threshold.

In terms of what sort of work we do, our capabilities are wide-reaching. We primarily work with local communities to give them what they need to solve specific challenges. Our toolkit includes (but is not limited to) planning, capital structure, community engagement, architecture, engineering and construction.

The Hamilton Unified School District will provide a safe, rigorous, and engaging educational experience that promotes student academic success, respect, and citizenship in a caring environment.

The Mission of HJUHSD is to provide a positive learning environment that fosters academic and extra-curricular achievement, social-emotional well-being, and the life skills necessary to allow our students to thrive within our community and make our community thrive.

We Believe...

• all students can learn at high levels.
• all students thrive in an equitable educational environment.
• inspired and well-rounded students can achieve academic excellence.
• creating and maintaining healthy relationships with all students, staff, families, and the community, fosters a positive school culture.
• collaborating with families and the community to educate our students allows us to achieve our goals.
• focusing on academic, behavioral, and social-emotional support leads to individual student success.
• a commitment to equity ensures diversity and individuality.
• in providing a caring, safe, and supportive culture that focuses on respect for all students, staff, families, and community.
• in accountability from our students, staff, and families.
• we are better together. 

Happy Camp Community Action, Inc. is a non-profit organization committed to improving the future of Happy Camp, a small town in the mountains of very Northern California. HCCA  operates the Happy Camp Community Center located at 38 Park Way. Our current programs include First 5 Play Groups, the Happy Camp Farmers Market, CalFresh  Outreach & Application Assistance, MHSA Youth Groups, MHSA  Open Access and Referrals, Veterans services, Medical Equipment Loan Program and USDA Food Commodity Distributions.