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Local charities share where your financial gifts go whether you gift $10 or up to $10,000
As the largest hunger-relief organization in San Diego County, The Jacobs & Cushman San Diego Food Bank aids an average of 400,000 people each month and distributes more than 50 million pounds of food per year.
Provides enough food for 20 meals
Gives a family one month’s supply of diapers for one baby
Funds a full school year of weekend food packs for three elementary school students through the Food 4 Kids Backpack Program
Purchases 40,000 pounds of fresh produce—enough to nourish over 4,000 households with 10-pound boxes of healthy food each year

Frosted Faces works to rescue, rehabilitate, and rehome senior dogs and cats, offering tailored veterinary treatment and behavioral support and connecting them with families ready to let them live out their golden years in a loving home.
Provides lifesaving vaccines that protect pets and prevent the spread of disease
Funds the spay or neuter of one pet, helping stop unwanted litters and reduce overcrowding in shelters
Makes essential dental surgery possible for one senior pet
Offers 20 grants to families facing financial hardship so they can continue caring for their beloved senior pets

Foundation for Women Warriors enhances the personal and economic well-being of women veterans and their families by providing financial management education, childcare assistance, professional development, and critical goods.
Delivers a biweekly newsletter to 100 women veterans with relevant resources such as career and internship opportunities, mental health services, and more
Covers two days of childcare for a child of a student or working veteran
Partially funds one month of daycare or camp for a child of a student or working veteran
Provides financial education and assistance to three women veterans and their families, helping ensure financial stability during the military to civilian transition

St. Madeleine Sophie’s Center serves adults who have intellectual and developmental disabilities. Its nationally recognized programs provide liberal arts education, practical skills development, employment, and dignity for a lifetime.
Funds a purchase of art supplies
Covers one week of culinary training
Funds a month of pool supplies and upkeep
Fuels the center’s buses for one month to transport students to their jobs, volunteer sites, and community activities

Sports 4 Kids uses sports as a platform to build confidence, leadership, teamwork, and connection among low-income and homeless youth. The organization hosts free clinics in underserved neighborhoods and schools, donates sports equipment to children in need, and more.
Provides a new basketball, soccer ball, or set of cones for a free youth sports clinic
Equips one under-resourced school with a starter kit of sports equipment for its physical education program
Funds a 10-week community clinic, providing coaching, snacks, and sports gear for 100-plus children in low-income neighborhoods
Sponsors a full season of GearUp Initiative events, helping collect and distribute more than 1,000 pieces of sports equipment and expand volunteer opportunities across San Diego County

For 75 years, Father Joe’s Villages has provided housing, healthcare, employment training, and compassionate services to help thousands of people each year move from homelessness to self-sufficiency.
Feeds one person for one day
Supports essential services, like three meals a day for a parent and child in a shelter for a week
Offers two weeks of shelter for a family
Empowers 20 individuals through the nonprofit’s Culinary Arts Program
Sarah Sapeda is San Diego Magazine’s Custom Content Editor. In her 15 years in San Diego journalism, she has covered charitable events, health care, education, crime, current events, and more.
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