6 San Diego Nonprofit Events to Attend This February

Junior League of San Diego’s Winter Wins: Carnival & Live Auction

February 7

The Junior League of San Diego will celebrate the season at its Winter Wins: Carnival & Live Auction fundraiser. The event at Stone Brewing Liberty Station will support the Junior League’s mission to advance women’s leadership.  

The 16th Annual Randy Jones Run/Walk & Roll for Independence 

February 7

Home of Guiding Hands will host its 16th Annual Randy Jones Run/Walk & Roll for Independence at NTC Park in Liberty Station. This year’s event will serve as a tribute to its namesake, a longtime advocate for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities, who died in November 2025. 

Equitable Schools Fund Pickleball Community Fundraiser

February 7

Pickleball players will paddle with purpose to support the Equitable Schools Fund’s mission to ensure every child has access to a quality education. The Pickleball Community Fundraiser, held in conjunction with the San Diego Mojo and Main Court, will also highlight the work of nonprofit Grondin Community Bridge. 

Carruth Cellars’ Corks With a Cause Fundraiser

February 10

Carruth Cellars will rally support for the San Diego River Park Foundation at its Corks With a Cause Fundraiser at its Liberty Station tasting room. The San Diego River Park Foundation has cleaned up more than 200,000 pounds of trash in the past year alone. 

Feeding San Diego Pairings With a Purpose

February 26

San Diego Magazine publisher Troy Johnson will host Feeding San Diego’s second annual Pairings with a Purpose Dinner Party at Callie. The elegant multi-course dinner by chef Travis Swikard will benefit Feeding San Diego’s School Pantry Program for kids and their families. 

American Heart Association San Diego Go Red for Women

February 27

American Heart Association’s San Diego Go Red for Women Luncheon will bring together women from throughout the county to raise awareness of cardiovascular disease, the leading cause of death in women. The AHA’s Go Red for Women initiative has been advocating for women’s heart health for more than 20 years.