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$337,372 DONATIONS TO DATE |
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• Aim High
• Alameda Boys & Girls Club
• Alameda Civic Light Opera
• Alameda County Community Food Bank
• Alameda Museum
• American Cancer Society
• Archdiocese of San Jose
• Arthritis Foundation Northern California
• Best Buddies California
• Bob Burke's Kids
• Boy Scouts of America
• CA D57 Challenger
• Cal Shakes
• Calico Center
• Children's Discovery Museum of San Jose
• Children's Hospital & Research Center
• Community Youth Center
• Correctional Peace Officers' Foundation
• Discovery Counseling Center
• Downtown Doors
• Dream On Foundation
• East Palo Alto Kids Foundation
• EHC Lifebuilders
• F.A.C.E.S.
• FESCO
• Firefighters Charitable Foundation
• First Place For Youth
• Foothill High School
• Frank Bette Center for the Arts
• Fresh Lifelines for Youth, Inc.
• Friedman Family Foundation Fund
• George Mark Children's House
• Girls Inc. of Alameda County
• Hacienda Helping Hands
• Hayward Rotary Foundation
• Home Safe
• Hoofprints on the Heart Riding Center
• Junior League of Oakland-East Bay, Inc.
• Juvenile Diabetes Research Foundation
• Lafayette Arts & Science Foundation
• Law Foundation of Silicon Valley
• Leukemia and Lymphoma Society
• Lucile Packard Children's Fund
• March of Dimes South Bay Division
• Midway Shelter for Battered Women
• Monte Vista High School
• National Kidney Foundation
• NorCal Elite All-Stars
• Open Heart Kitchen
• P.A.C.E
• Princess Project
• San Jose Family Shelter Charity
• San Ramon Valley Education Foundation
• Santa Clara Family Health Foundation
• Santa Rosa Memorial Hospital Foundation
• Second Harvest Food Bank
• Shirley Eastman Children's Fund
• Special Olympics Northern California Inc
• SRVGAL
• St. Mary's High School
• Sycamore Valley PTA
• Teen Challenge
• The First Tee Contra Costa
• The Leukemia & Lymphoma Society
• The Taylor Family Foundation
• The Wellness Community
• Trinity School
• Vista Center for the Blind
• Xenophon Therapeutic Riding Center
• YMCA of the East Bay
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ABOUT US |
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The Links For Life Foundation originated in Las Vegas in 1995 with the goal of bettering the lives of children.
In January 2007, Links For Life Foundation California (L4LCA) was created. The people of Colliers International’s Bay Area offices joined together with a commitment to help local organizations make a difference in the lives of children.
The function of L4LCA is to provide grants to charitable organizations that benefit children in the Bay Area. Links For Life Foundation California will host an annual golf tournament as their primary fundraiser. |
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The Tri-Valley Mentoring Program is a joint venture of the Tri-Valley YMCA, Be A Mentor Inc., Axis Community Health, Pleasanton Unified School District, Colliers International and other corporate partners to provide mentoring for at-risk youth in the Tri-Valley. This new community endeavor has a long-term goal of connecting up to 90 at-risk adolescents per year throughout the Tri-Valley with volunteer adult mentors. |
| LInks for Life Foundation California the charitable giving project of Colliers Interantional has contributed $1500 to the Tri-Valley Mentoring Program. |
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| Open Heart Kitchen's mission is to provide nutritious meals free of charge or qualification to the needy people of the Tri-Valley area. Open Heart Kitchen offers the only free hot meal service of its kind in the area. |
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| Comunity Youth Centers The mission of Community Youth Cener (CYC) is to empower and strengthen high-need Asian youth and their families by providing comprehensive youth development through education, employment training, advocacy, and other support services. |
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| The Child Abuse Listening, Interviewing and Coordination Center, known as CALICO, provides a supportive environment to interview children and facilitates a collaborative response to child abuse in which the needs of children take precedence. |
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FESCO'S mission is to serve homeless and very low income families, using approaches that instill or restore dignity, self-respect and self-reliance, so that families, their individual members and the community are strengthened. FESCO also seeks to provide decent housing for low-income and moderate-income families.
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