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Hillsborough City School District

300 El Cerrito Avenue, Hillsborough, 94010

HCSD Core Values: Empower...students and educators to be their best selves, try new things, and take risks Engage...with each other and be passionate about what we do -- at school and in our community Evolve...as learners, thinkers, communicators, and citizens over a lifetime

Hillside Covenant Church

2060 Magnolia Way, Walnut Creek, 94595

Hillside Covenant Church is a church in Walnut Creek, California that exists to "be LIGHT in the world." Our mission is people to know and follow Jesus.

HiWillow Research & Publishing

123 East 2nd Ave, Salt Lake City, 84103

Hi Willow has for many years conducted theoretical research and published books related to the transformation of traditional school libraries into library learning commons. Data analysis is now a frontier to widen and deepen our understanding of the switch to a common environment.

Holocaust Museum LA

100 The Grove Dr., Los Angeles, 90036

Researching collections in order to create artifact metadata to then be populated within the Museum's CMS (collections management system). While doing so, the student will learn the basics of working with archival collections, metadata standards, and online research. By the end of this opportunity, students will have learned...

Hope's Corner, Inc.

748 Mercy Street, Mountain View, 94041

Mission: We create a community that promotes the well-being of all by providing nutritious meals and warm showers in a caring and collaborative manner

Vision: We envision a community where no one is hungry

Values: Sustainability - Community - Collaboration - Well-Being

Who We Serve: We welcome anyone in need of a nutritious meal, warm shower, and caring community

 

Hope's Corner became an independent 501 (c)(3) non-profit in 2015. We employ 3-4 part-time employees and all other work is provided by volunteers. In 2022, we received a record 9,000+ hours of service from over 2,000 volunteers. The Hope’s Corner meal program serves free breakfast and bag lunch every Monday 8am-9am (beginning Aug 7, 2023) Wednesday 8am-9am and Saturday 8 am-10 am. The shower and laundry program hours are Monday (beginning Aug 7) 8:30am – noon, Wednesday 8:30 am-noon, and Saturday 8:30 am-2:15 pm. Hope's Corner is funded by various grants and individual and corporate donors.

Hot Elevation Studios

1440 41st Ave Suite E, Capitola, 95010

Hot Elevation Studios is a heated fitness studio in Capitola, CA. We serve 400+ members and offer 80 classes/week. Mission is to offer a safe environment for members to challenge themselves, recover, and connect.

Hughson Unified School District ASP Summer Program

7201 Whitmore Ave, Hughson, 95316

The mission of the afterschool community is to pursue excellence in training students and adults for the common good of the community. Serving each other with integrity, courtesy, and compassion; and in all endeavors provide fair opportunity to achieve dreams.

Humboldt Area Peoples Archive

PO Box 632, Bayside, 95524

The Humboldt Area Peoples Archive, a 501(c)(3) established in 2017, collects, preserves and makes accessible records of the history of Humboldt county from the 1960s to now.

Humboldt County Office of Education

901 Myrtle Avenue, Eureka, 95501

Here is the website to our mission and values statement. https://hcoe.org/values/

Hyper Strength & Conditioning, LLC

404 North 13th St., San Jose, CA, 95112

At Hyper Strength & Conditioning, our mission is to empower individuals to achieve their fitness goals through innovative training programs and a supportive community. We prioritize strength, conditioning, and overall wellness to help members build resilience and confidence.

Our purpose is to create a transformative fitness experience that inspires dedication and fosters personal growth. By offering expert coaching, state-of-the-art facilities, and a collaborative environment, we aim to enhance physical performance and promote lifelong healthy habits for our diverse clientele.

I Am Me Mentors Swim Instruction

680 Hubbard Ave, Santa Clara, 95051

I Am Me Mentors Swim Instruction is offering a marketing internship to high school and college students or anyone aspiring to communications, marketing, graphic design and sales professions!

In Motion Chiropractic

2165 FOURTH STREET, Livermore, 94550

At In Motion Sports Chiropractic, our mission is to help individuals move better, feel stronger, and perform at their best. We specialize in identifying and correcting poor movement patterns, treating sports injuries, and enhancing athletic performance through evidence-based chiropractic care, soft tissue therapy, and functional rehabilitation. Our goal is to empower every patient—from weekend warriors to elite athletes—with the tools and education they need to recover fully, prevent injury, and maintain lifelong, pain-free movement.

Incito Inc.

71 Stevenson St.,, San Francisco, 94105

Incito in, is changing the way the world does business through insightful, inspirational, and transformational Lean Enterprise Business Solutions

InnerHealthWellness

1399 Ygnacio Valley Rd, Walnut Creek, CA 94598, USA, walnut creek, 94598

Multidisciplinary team providing nutrition and wellness to individuals.

Inshape

125 Sunset Ave, Suisun City, 94585

Explain, identify, and/demonstrate how personal training in a gym can be useful in the sub-disciplines in Kinesiology. Teaching how to effectively communicate with clients & demonstrating rehabilitation/exercise movements. Also, provide working with various age groups and assessing the needs of client in personal training.

Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures

1155 E. 58th Street, Chicago, 60637

The Institute for the Study of Ancient Cultures at the University of Chicago focuses on the study of the ancient civilizations of West Asia and North Africa through research and teaching. The Archives, Library, and Museum, in addition to academic teaching, are available to the University community and the general public.

International Children Assistance Network

532 VALLEY WAY, MILPITAS, 95035-4106

To raise the next generation of caring, strong, Vietnamese-American leaders by engaging, informing, and inspiring our community through our culturally responsive social and humanitarian programs.

Intervention Center for Autism Needs

20555 Prospect Road, Cupertino, 95014

To ensure exceptional services, individualized development, and clinical breakthroughs for all clients under our care. To empower the families and support networks of individuals with autism with the necessary tools to provide effective support.

Irvine Public Library

1 Civic Center Plaza, Irvine, 92623

Irvine Public Library builds community through our commitment to exceptional collections, programs, spaces, and patron experience.

Jakara Movement

6089 N. First St. #102, Fresno, 93710

The Jakara Movement is a grassroots community-building organization working to empower, educate, and organize Punjabi Sikhs, and other marginalized communities; to advance their health, education, and economic, social, and political power. We strive to create a Gurmat-inspired community, rooted in the struggle of our foremothers and forefathers, to develop powerful, informed, and organized youth leadership, locally-rooted residential power, and community capacity that will be a key partner in building a better future for all.

Japan Town Medical Group

280 Jackson St, San Jose, 95112

Japan Town Medical Group is a premier healthcare center at the heart of San Jose. Founded by Dr. Robert S. Nishime, our clinic embodies his vision of bridging the gap between quality healthcare and accessibility. Recognizing the unique healthcare needs of the Japantown community and beyond, he aimed to create a medical home where patients could receive top-tier care without having to navigate through a fragmented healthcare system

Japanese American Citizens League, San Jose Chapter

565 North Fifth Street, San Jose, 95112

The San Jose chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) was founded in 1923 as the American Loyalty League. The JACL, founded in 1929, is the nation’s oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization. The San Jose JACL offers educational, civil rights, cultural, and community building activities of interest to the local community.

The J-Town Community TV Internship is an unpaid, experiential learning opportunity focused on video production, storytelling, and cultural programming located in San Jose Japantown. Interns will film local events, work directly with professional filmmaker Duane Kubo and Henry Nakata, and receive peer mentorship from returning SJSU interns.

The San Jose JACL is accepting applications for up to four (4) new interns. This program offers valuable real-world experience while fostering a deeper connection to Japanese American history, culture, and community.

About J-Town Community TV
J-Town Community TV (JTCTV) is a YouTube channel films events and cultural programs in San Jose Japantown and ensures San Jose's history is archived at the San Jose Japanese American Museum. The YouTube channel is a platform for recording events held at Japantown venues. The channel provides a resource for people to stay informed about events and initiatives within Japantown when they are unable to attend in person.

About the San Jose JACL
The San Jose chapter of the Japanese American Citizens League (JACL) was founded in 1923 as the American Loyalty League. The JACL, founded in 1929, is the nation’s oldest and largest Asian American civil rights organization. The San Jose JACL offers educational, civil rights, cultural, and community building activities of interest to the local community.

Japanese American Museum of San Jose

535 N. 5th Street, San Jose, 95112

The mission of the Japanese American Museum of San Jose is to collect, preserve and share Japanese American history, art and culture with a focus on the greater bay area. Our Museum showcases a unique collection of permanent and rotating exhibits chronicling more than a century of Japanese American history. Visitors will learn about early immigration of Japanese to America, their leadership in the agricultural community, their incarceration during World War II and the challenges they faced, while adapting and contributing to West Coast communities.

Jay Pinson STEM Education Program

One Washington Square, San Jose, 95192

San José State is your connection to a dynamic community focused on helping you shape your future. SJSU is always adapting and expanding the ways we provide high-quality education, create unique research and hands-on experiences, and immerse students in our community. For these reasons and so many others, San José State was recently named the Most Transformative University by Money Magazine.

Jefferson Union High School District

699 Serramonte Blvd. Suite 100, Daly City, 94015

The Jefferson Union High School District Jefferson Union High School District is a premier learning community where all students advance to and through post-secondary learning and careers. Our District includes three comprehensive high schools, one alternative high school, one continuation high school, and a Youth Health Center. In total, we serve some 4,100 students.