The annual CASA Golf Tournament is a join partnership between our club and CASA to directly raise funds for this community organization. They're mission is: "to provide quality advocacy services for all abused and neglected children in the dependency system through the use of trained volunteers".

We give annual financial support to Howard Training Center. They work to "enhance and empower the lives of Developmentally Disabled Adults in our community".

We give annual financial support to the Center for Human Services. Their mission is: "to change lives and build futures through programs that strengthen and support youth and families".

We give annual financial support to Community Hospice. Their mission is to: "provide compassionate and quality care, education and support to terminally ill patients and their families, regardless of ability to pay".

We give annual financial support to the Society for Handicapped Children and Adults. They work to "enhance the quality of life for people with disabilities within the Central Valley"

Give annual financial support to Stanislaus Habitat for Humanity. They are "a faith-based housing ministry connecting people from all faiths and walks of life to work with families in need to improve housing in this community and worldwide".

We give annual financial support to Haven Women's Center. They function to be "a catalyst for individual empowerment and societal change".

We give annual financial support to the MJC Foundation. "They annually award more than $69,000 in student scholarships from donor designated funds. More than $30,000 in program and staff development grants are funded each year for projects such as upgrading science lab equipment, supporting cultural campus events, purchasing musical instruments, providing electronic learning resources and books for the library. We also provide funding for many other important instructional needs at the college."

We give annual financial support to the Great Valley Museum.

We give financial support to Heifer Project annually. Their mission is to "annually awards more than $69,000 in student scholarships from donor designated funds. More than $30,000 in program and staff development grants are funded each year for projects such as upgrading science lab equipment, supporting cultural campus events, purchasing musical instruments, providing electronic learning resources and books for the library. We also provide funding for many other important instructional needs at the college."

We give annual financial support to this group.

We give annual financial support to This local hospital "with state-of-the-art technology, a caring staff and a patient-friendly, healing environment, Emanuel Cancer Center brings world-class cancer care close to home".

Helmut distribution and donation.

The Mission of the KIWANIS FAMILY HOUSE is dedicated to providing housing and support to families of seriously ill children and adults being treated at University of California, Davis, Medical Center, Sacramento.

This is a national and local community organization we support annually with financial support.

Camp Grizzly has activities to provide every camper with challenge and achievement. They accept children between age 7 and 15 who are: Deaf or hard of hearing. Hearing but has deaf or hard of hearing parents. Hearing but has deaf or hard of hearing siblings.

Camp Jack Hazard is proud to be an accredited camp through the American Camping Association's (ACA) standards committee. The ACA is proud to maintain the highest standards of safety and program quality for it's accredited camps, to ensure parents are providing their children with the best possible camp experience.

Camp Taylor offers programs for young people and families of children with heart disease. Their flagship program is a medically supervised free youth and teen residential summer camp held in both California and Hawaii. They serve hundreds of children from across the United States each year.

It is the mission of the Children’s Crisis Center to provide child abuse prevention, intervention and shelter services to the abused, neglected and high risk children in Stanislaus County.

Color The Skies is a nonprofit organization that holds a 2-day benefit during Labor Day Weekend in Ripon every year. Festivities include hot air balloons and tethered rides.

This year millions of school children around the world will benefit from D.A.R.E. (Drug Abuse Resistance Education), the highly acclaimed program that gives kids the skills they need to avoid involvement in drugs, gangs, and violence.

The Mission of the Education Foundation of Stanislaus County is to link businesses, individuals, and civic organizations with public schools to support student programs which enhance self-esteem, achieve academic excellence, promote teamwork and good citizenship, and increase community support for public education.

Kids Works provides health and safety information to youth using life-sized puppets to convey important messages in a way that students understand. The presentations are designed to heighten awareness by diffusing the myths and stereotypes surrounding disabilities, social issues, and individual differences.

The purpose of Community Concerts is to bring audiences and artists together. Every individual should have the opportunity to experience the best in live performing arts.

Royal Family Kids' Camp Modesto began in 2006 with the goal of reaching out to young children, 7 to 11 years of age, who have been victims of abuse and neglect, and providing them with a week of fun-filled activities that will give them many happy memories.

Their mission is to assist children, youth, and adults by empowering and supporting them in becoming stronger and healthier individuals, families and communities.

Townsend Opera presents three major operatic productions annually. Low-income and underserved school children from Modesto City Schools and school districts around Stanislaus County are given the opportunity to attend the dress rehearsal of each production at a dramatically reduced cost.

Youth Entertainment Stage Company, as a living model of collaboration and diversity, engages, educates, and empowers students' discovery of talents, self awareness, and strength of positive choice through the study, creation, and performance of high quality musical theatre that inspires them to become productive citizens with a life-long appreciation of the arts.