Featured Non-Profit

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the Santa Barbara Wildlife Care Network who takes in a variety of animals and nurses them back to health.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the American Heart Association who encourages heart-healthy activity this April.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is B.U.N.S. (Bunnies Urgently Needing Shelter) who offers many adoptable bunnies as part of the Santa Barbara County Animal Shelter.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the Boys & Girls Club of Santa Barbara who will be celebrating their 80th year in community service.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is Girls Inc and they are celebrating 60 years in the community.

Last month, nearly 200 people gathered for the Domestic Violence Solutions' 10th Annual Luncheon - Stories of Resilience.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the 93108 Fund that was created to help local workers and families following the January 9th debris flow.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the local chapter of Habitat for Humanity who's actively looking for volunteers to help with disaster relief in Montecito.

Hospice of Santa Barbara is offering counseling services and support groups for individuals and families who may be grieving during the aftermath of the Thomas Fire and Montecito flood.

The Santa Barbara Foundation activated a Community Disaster Relief Fund for Nonprofits engaged in community recovery efforts.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the Teddy Bear Cancer Foundation who had to cancel several fundraising events due to the Thomas Fire.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the United Way of Santa Barbara and Ventura who raised nearly $2.3 million to help towards those affected by the Thomas Fire.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is the Organic Soup Kitchen who is hosting a free Christmas meal for firefighters and first responders.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is The Arts Fund, an incubator for emerging artists in Santa Barbara County.

Our Non-Profit of the Week is Art Without Limits, who provide talented artists with the skills and guidance to thrive in a vibrant art community.

If you have an extra coat or blanket in your closet, donate it to the One Warm Coat drive.

The mission of the Santa Barbara County Genealogical Society is to foster an interest in the study of family history through educational programs.

A Different Point of View hosted a fundraiser that provide scholarships for local youth, thirty teens will be awarded aviation scholarships.

Oceans Unmanned facilitates the use of unmanned technologies and promotes their safe and environmentally conscious operation to protect the ocean and coastal marine environment.

The Housing Trust Fund is a non-profit financing agency whose mission is to expand affordable rental and homeownership housing opportunities.

The Land Trust for Santa Barbara County protects natural resources, agricultural land and open spaces for the benefit of present and future generations.

PathPoint is a non-profit organization dedicated to helping people with disabilities reach their full potential.

Organic Soup Kitchen works to ensure that every individual has access to quality healthy food, regardless of their race, gender, religion, or financial status.

Coastal Housing Partnership is a nonprofit organization dedicated to serving the community by assisting local employees with their home buying needs.

The Rona Barrett Foundation focuses on providing affordable housing solutions and wellness services for the low-income elderly.

The Community Action Commission of Santa Barbara County seeks to create opportunities for families so that they can achieve stability.

The Center for Injury Research seeks to provide the public with the resources to make informed decisions about potential vehicle purchases with an awareness of what’s important to know.

This weeks featured Non-Profit is the Santa Barbara Transgender Advocacy Network (SBTAN).

PATH Santa Barbara addresses homelessness for individuals and the community.