Non-Profits and Organizations

This is the official, complete, and definitive travel guide to all lodging, camping, restaurants, gift shops and art galleries in Big Sur, promoted by the Big Sur Chamber of Commerce and local businesses and organizations.

Mission San Antonio implores the community – history buffs, naturalists, artists, soul searchers, architects and every former fourth grader who found knowledge and peace at Mission San Antonio – to participate in this worthwhile cause. Please help us in saving the beautiful Mission San Antonio by making a donation to upgrade its buildings to meet modern earthquake standards, thereby increasing safety and guaranteeing the mission will remain a sacred space for future generations. Without adequate funding for proper retrofitting, the historic mission faces certain closure, a tragic loss for California.

The Carmel Mission Foundation is a National Historic Landmark, established in 1771 to restore and preserve the historic buildings, grounds, and artifacts throughout the Carmel Mission. Since 2008, the Foundation has provided over $14 million to support the restoration and preservation needs throughout the Carmel Mission property.

The Diablo Canyon Independent Safety Committee (DCISC) is a three-person Committee charged with reviewing and making recommendations concerning the safety of operations at Pacific Gas and Electric Company's (PG&E) Diablo Canyon Nuclear Power Plant (DCPP).

For over 40 years, I Cantori di Carmel has been more than just a choir—we are a homegrown ensemble dedicated to bringing the beauty of choral music to our community. Through exceptional performances, education, and outreach, we strive to inspire, connect, and enrich lives across Monterey County.

Key for a Cure was formed in Monterey, CA in 2015 and is currently working to raise funds for immunotherapy research being conducted at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Our community has enabled us to raise over $1 million towards this ground-breaking research and $70,000 has gone directly to our neighborhood children diagnosed with cancer who need services like in-home medical care, rides to and from medical appointments and delivery of nutritious meals.

The information Dr. Willard F. Harley, Jr. provides as part of the Marriage Builders program has saved thousands of marriages from the pain of unresolved conflict and the disaster of divorce. His successful approach to building marriages can help you build yours.

Helping local marine researchers commercialize their ideas.

Creating a Strong Local Economy, Promoting the Community, Networking Opportunities, Representing the Interests of Business with Government. The Monterey Peninsula Chamber of Commerce is the oldest and largest chamber on the Central Coast of California.

Monterey-Salinas Transit (MST) is committed to assisting persons with disabilities and other travel challenges to receive the same level of mobility and travel independence on public transit that other people enjoy. To this end, MST operates several mobility services that provide a variety of travel options that allow travelers to participate fully in their communities.

The National Network of Youth Ministries links Christian youth workers for encouragement, spiritual growth, and sharing resources. Their website features online database-driven listings and links, as well as online forums.

The Ninety-Nines is non-profit organization founded in 1929 by 99 Licensed Women Pilots, including Amelia Earhart, for the Mutual Support and Advancement of Aviation.

The Retread Tire Association’s mission is to help retreaders, suppliers and tire-repair industries prosper by providing the most up-to-date information about our industries. RTA was founded in 2010 by Harvey Brodsky. Harvey spent nearly three decades as the driving force and public face of the Tire Retread Information Bureau. Today, as the Retread Tire Association’s managing director, he continues to bring unparalleled knowledge, experience and passion to the industry.

SPOSF is a diverse, grass-roots organization promoting fairness for small property owners and sensible housing policy in the city of San Francisco. Our members come from all neighborhoods and from all walks of life, religions and ethnicities, and are united in the common goal of restoring and protecting the rights of small property owners. We work together to affect legislation, endorse and campaign for candidates sympathetic to our cause, and strive to increase home ownership opportunities for all San Franciscans.

Communication is the essence of human life. The general purpose of USSAAC is to enhance the communication effectiveness of persons who can benefit from augmentative and alternative communication (AAC). USSAAC is the United States Chapter of the International Society for AAC (ISAAC) and supports the purposes of ISAAC through individual, local, state, regional, and national efforts.