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270 records found
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Free At Last
Description: Free at Last offers a full range of services from street outreach and intervention to bilingual substance abuse treatment, transitional housing and long-term aftercare to over 4,200 people ranging from adolescents to young adults and parents. Our community-based model reduces the spread of HIV, breaks the cycle of addiction and incarceration, rebuilds families, fosters self-sufficiency through employment, and establishes a strong community of recovery.
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G.W. Williams
Description: GW Williams Co. is a privately owned corporation with real estate holdings in the Sacramento and greater Bay Area. The Company owns and manages apartment, light industrial and commercial properties. GW Williams has been an active advocate of infill housing.
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Genentech
Description: Genentech, the founder of the biotechnology industry, is a company with a quarter-century track record of delivering on the promise of biotechnology. Today, Genentech is among the world's leading biotech companies. Genentech works proactively with local governments, community organizations, educational institutions and advocacy groups to ensure that the company plays a positive role in the local communities in which we operate.
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Global Green Village
Description: Global Green Village stimulates economic revitalization of communities through a collaborative planning process known as the GreenPrint for Sustainability.
Without the need for large federal/state stimulus dollars, this process focuses on establishing economic vitality, a low carbon environment, and work-lifestyle benefits for residents through comprehensive, integrated plan development.
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Greenbelt Alliance
Description: Greenbelt Alliance is the Bay Area's citizen land conservation and urban planning organization, dedicated to protecting the region's greenbelt of open space and making our communities better places to live. Through the Livable Communities Program, the Alliance works to encourage smart growth instead of sprawl through an emphasis on compact, pedestrian-friendly, transit-oriented neighborhoods that include affordable housing.
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GRID Alternatives
Description: Empowering communities in need to meet their basic requirements of health, education, and economic opportunity by providing renewable energy and energy efficiency services, equipment, and training. Through the Solar Affordable Housing Program, GRID Alternatives installs solar electric panels on residences of low-income households.
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HAND
Parent Org: HIP Housing
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Haven Family House
Parent Org: Shelter Network of San Mateo County
Description: Shelter Network is the primary provider of housing and services for homeless children and adults in San Mateo County. Shelter Network is committed to providing housing and support services that create opportunities for homeless families and individuals of San Mateo County to re-establish self-sufficiency and to return to permanent homes of their own. Haven Family House, located in Menlo Park near the Willow Road exit off Highway 101, provides transitional housing for families from East Palo Alto, Belle Haven, east Menlo Park, and other parts of southern San Mateo County.
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