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Below is a list of organizations we have partnered with, and who we continue to work with through student volunteers, campus resources and more.

Students can learn more about working with these partners through our CEC- SRX Resource Hub, or by reaching out to one or staff members for support. 

Community Partners

AWJC is group of community organizers dedicated to ensure the resident of Adelanto have access to clean and safe water.


 

CLASP is an after-school program that provides tutoring and enrichment activities to elementary school students.

Claremont Supported Agriculture connects members of the community with weekly shares of local, sustainably-grown produce. 

 

CYFC services work in foster youth education by providing support for academic support to foster youth.

ConductAbility provides Conductive Educational programs for people 6 months to young adults.

El Sol's mission is to empower our community to lead healthy and comfortable lives with access to health care; safe, affordable housing; opportunities for education; and leadership skills to eliminate disparities.


 

Gente Organizada is a community-led social action non-profit based in Pomona, with the mission to organize to build intergenerational power and wellness for youth and immigrant families in the area. 

Homework Club, provides tutoring and homework help for students K-8th grade through the Pomona Public Library Foundation.

Huerta del Valle is a nonprofit grassroots organization serving the Inland Empire region of Southern California, a network of urban farms and community gardens working for an equitable food system to provide healthy organic produce for all. 

The IC4IJ currently focuses on advocacy, changing the narrative, and capacity building.


 

IEIYC provides programs that address unique challenges faced by immigrant youth, fostering an environment of growth, healing, and empowerment. From building a supportive community to engaging in civic action, our programs and services nurture, educate, and inspire. 

Immigrants Rising strives to increase educational access and opportunities for undocumented people through institutional policy changes and direct support to empower educators, students, and communities.

Just SB represents a range of organizations at various capacities involved in economic mobility, grassroots organizing and power building, community development, and racial equity work in San Bernardino and the broader Inland Empire region.

With chapters across the country, we are a coalition of anti-capitalist, anti-racist, anti-imperialist, and anti-fascist lawyers, legal workers, jailhouse lawyers, law students, and community members. 

Pilgrim Place is an intentional, caring multi-level senior living community striving to be socially responsible; environmentally responsible; diverse in race, ethnicity, gender, sexual orientation, and religion; and committed to excellence in health care and developing services that foster meaningful growth and dignity for all who live, work, and volunteer here.

Pomona Economic Opportunity Center is a non-profit day labor organization whose mission is to provide an opportunity for day laborers to find safe work at a fair wage, to obtain new trades and skills that improve their employability and quality of life, and to improve overall conditions for all immigrant workers. 

The Prison Library Project provides books and educational materials to those who are currently incarcerated.

We build peer support collectives, lead political education, develop new knowledge and language around mental distress, organize and advocate for the liberation of our community members globally, and create innovative, peer-led, alternatives to our current mental health system. 

The Ontario-Montclair Schools Foundation is the convening nonprofit coordinating Promise Scholars. The Foundation’s mission is to help children achieve their college and career dreams. We accomplish this through the Promise Scholars program which works to ensure all students in the community have access to an education after high school.

Prototypes provides mental health services, residential treatment for substance abuse, shelter, substance abuse services, technical assistance and welfare-to-work support services in Los Angeles County. 

Think Together partners with district and charter partners to extend the school day and provide students with nationally recognized expanded learning opportunities that prepare students for college and career. Think Together also operates early learning programs, school improvement through Orenda Education and staffing solutions through the California Schools Talent Collaborative (CSTC).

Uncommon Good aims to break the intergenerational cycle of poverty through a variety of programs that promote health, education, and environmentalism. 

The Warehouse Worker Resource Center is dedicated to improving working conditions in the warehouse industry in Southern California.

Community Partner Support

Jessica Chairez
  • Assistant Director of Community Engagement
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Tim Lewis
  • CEC Program Coordinator