The Cupertino Toyokawa Sister City program promotes cultural awareness and friendship between the cities of Cupertino and Toyokawa, Japan

Owners of electric vehicles that are happy to share the joys of driving without gasoline.

To establish friendly relations between Cupertino, CA and Bhubaneswar, Odisha ; between USA & India.

Citizens’ Climate Lobby (CCL) is a nonprofit, nonpartisan, grassroots advocacy climate change organization focused on national policies to address the climate crisis.

Everything Starts Small is a youth led organization that is focused on bringing environmental awareness to our global community through educational sessions and other activities 

WVCS provides basic need services to low income families and individuals living in Cupertino. We are the safety net organization in Cupertino. 

CUSD's CuperDoodle Preschool provides a rich play-based learning environment, supporting students in exploring creativity, foundational learning and developing friendships.  We offer programs in both English and Mandarin-Bilingual settings.

We empower women and their families from all ethnic groups by providing Community Education as the tool to create a safe and sound environment to live in. We emphasize the importance and belief in education to both parents and children, particularly among socio-economically disadvantaged families. We help to preserve Cambodian art and culture within the community. We are also a women's network and support group. 

Silicon Valley Youth is a student-run nonprofit educational and community service organization. Our mission is to develop the intellectual, moral, civic, and creative capabilities of youth so they can serve and lead our society.

Maitri is a free, confidential, nonprofit organization based in the San Francisco Bay Area that primarily helps families and individuals from South Asia (Afghanistan, Bangladesh, Bhutan, India, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, and the Maldives) facing domestic violence, emotional abuse, cultural alienation, or family conflict. 

The Hope Drop-In Center provides opportunities for youth to learn leadership skills, advocate for themselves and their communities, and practice professional & emotional life skills. The Center's mission is to Empower youth to discover their own individual talents and strengths via community engagement, support groups, and participation in amazing community projects such as "Silicon Valley Fall Fest."

Taiwanese Cultural & Sports Association (TCSA) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization founded by a number of local Taiwanese professionals in the Bay Area. The main focus and mission of TCSA is to introduce Taiwanese culture and history to the community at large and to promote inter-cultural friendship and diversity through community events. TCSA hosts the International Kids Fun Festival every summer to foster cultural understanding through kids activities and family events. 

Breathe California of the Bay Area, Golden Gate, and Central Coast, founded in 191, is your local clean air and healthy lungs leader fighting lung disease and promoting lung health in all forms. Our wide range of services include health education, asthma remediation, tobacco control, environmental health, senior health, and CPAP services. As a champion of health equity, our non-profit organization proudly serves eight counties around the Bay. Most of our resources are free or low-cost, and we partner with local and state-level agencies to meet communities where they are, whether this be in a patient's home, school, community center, or at one of our outreach events!

SFBayArea based California Chins Chinchilla Rescue (cachins.org & chinchillarescue.org) is a very small "no-kill" chinchilla rescue group founded in 1998 and run by California Chins, a 501(c)3 organization. Our goal is to provide information to people interested in chinchillas, adopting chinchillas as well as, a safe place for chinchillas who needs a new home. Many chinchillas are being lost, abandoned or surrendered by owners no longer able to care for them. We take care of their physical and emotional needs so that they may find happy, loving, forever homes.

Established in 1925, the Ukrainian National Women’s League of America (UNWLA) is the longest-running and largest Ukrainian women’s organization in the US. Our mission is to promote and develop educational and cultural efforts and provide humanitarian assistance to Ukrainians worldwide. We are guided by principles of Christian ethics, religious tolerance, political non-partisanship, and universal respect for human rights.

Our mission is to inspire and empower individuals to make compassionate choices that benefit people, animals, and the planet. We also aim to support those who work to defend and protect the rights of animals. Together, we can build a harmonious world in which all beings are treated with respect and care.

Janyaa is a 501c(3) organization that was established in 2009. The name, Janyaa, which translates to “life” appropriately fits with the vision of this organization.

Our mission is to enable creative problem solving skills in under-privileged children by applying science & math to their daily lives through experiential learning.

Santa Clara Childhood Lead Poisoning Prevention Program is addressing and eliminating childhood lead poisoning by both preventing instances of childhood lead exposure and providing support to children who are found to have lead poisoning. 

Healthy Nail Salon program

As the leading nonprofit for youth development, healthy living and social responsibility, the Y is a powerful association of diverse people joined together by a shared passion to strengthen the Silicon Valley community.

Preserving and sharing Cupertino History, Creating a Passion for the Past

We are a high school Japanese culture club at Cupertino High School

Uzbek Community Center of San Francisco Bay Area (UCCSFBA)

The Reentry Resource Center offers services to formerly incarcerated Santa Clara County residents, supporting reentry efforts and building a safer community.

The California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce is the leading regional Hispanic and ethnic business organization in the Nation. The CHCC and its network of over 125 chambers and associations represent the interest of California's 815,000 Hispanic-owned businesses. Through its advocacy, education, and empowerment programs, the CHCC brings California's small business community's issues and needs to the forefront of the California and National economic agendas. 

The mission of 85Fun Dance is to utilize the art of dance as a vehicle for education, fostering cultural appreciation, and fostering community enrichment through a combination of educational initiatives and engaging performances. We provide a wide variety of dance classes for both Adults and Juniors, ranging from beginner to advanced levels. In addition to our studio programs, we also collaborate with local schools to offer free dance experiences, giving more students the opportunity to explore dance and discover their passion.

Patrick Ahrens proudly represents the 26th Assembly District in the heart of Silicon Valley, covering Cupertino, Santa Clara, Sunnyvale, and parts of San José. A Silicon Valley native, his own experiences with family struggles, homelessness, and housing insecurity as a student shaped his commitment to public service and his focus on affordable housing and education equity. Before joining the Assembly, he served as Trustee for the Foothill-De Anza Community College District, where he led efforts to build affordable housing and partnered with Santa Clara County to establish the first medical clinic at a California community college.

Emergent minds is a student run nonprofit that teaches low-income students business topics, while giving them the hands on experience to build skills that are crucial to the entrepreneurial industry.

All children need and deserve a safe, nurturing, and accepting place to live where they can thrive and mature.  The Department of Family and Children's Services are in need of motivated community members who are interested in opening their hearts and homes to foster children in Santa Clara County.  

The City of Cupertino is creating a new Active Transportation Plan for everyone who wants to walk, bike, or roll in Cupertino – including people using strollers, skateboards, scooters, e-bikes, powerchairs, and other personal wheeled mobility devices. This Plan addresses the needs of a specific subset of all transportation users and provides recommendations for investments over the next 5-10 years to improve safety and accessibility. The City is soliciting input on pedestrian and bicycle network recommendations from August 20, 2025, through October 31, 2025. Visit the City of Cupertino's booth to provide input on our pedestrian and bicycle recommendations

Cupertino Math Circle brings together curious elementary, middle, and high school students to explore advanced math in a fun, engaging, and collaborative environment. Through problem-solving and creative thinking, we go beyond the classroom to create a lifelong passion for mathematics.

The FUHSD Adult School offers programs for English learners, community enrichment classes, job training, GED and high school diploma classes and preschool and parent education classes.  Find out more at the Fall Fest.  

Lego robotics team meeting the community to share their idea that solves an archeologist problem.

As a startup church for the nations in our neighborhood, we live local and dream global: to (re)unite Silicon Valley with God’s design for flourishing. Together, we want to learn what it looks like to follow Jesus, and to learn to love and serve our neighbors like Him, and would love for you to join us on this journey!

Founded on friendship and community service, we find purpose and meaning in joining God’s mission of redemption and restoration, so that all our neighbors can experience firsthand the good news of being seen, known, and loved by God. In other words, befriended by God, we become neighbors who transform our community with the love of Christ. 

The Master Gardeners of Santa Clara County are a UCCE program that aims at helping the at-home gardener with research-backed advice and knowledge

Inner Wheel is an international organization that promotes friendship, community service and international understanding.  Inner Wheel USA Foundation provides prostheses for children without upper limbs, and it supports the therapeutic Camp No Limits for children with limb loss and their families.

Girls on the Run of Silicon Valley is a nonprofit after-school program for girls in grades 3-8 that increases self-confidence, increases physical activity, and fosters supportive friendships through engaging lessons and movement. Our mission is to inspire girls to be joyful, healthy, and confident using an experiential-based curriculum which creatively integrates running.  

The Fremont Union High Schools Foundation (otherwise referred to as the High Schools Foundation) supports all 9000+ students attending the five high schools in FUHSD:  Cupertino HS, Fremont HS, Homestead HS, Lynbrook and Monta Vista.  

Its mission is to develop community resources and support to enhance the educational experience for all students, and especially in terms of academic enrichment, student support services, and college/career readiness. 

Notelove is a student-run 501(c) nonprofit that provides high-quality music education to underprivileged youth, free of cost. In addition to weekly private lessons from hundreds of qualified high school instructors, Notelove offers musical scholarships to help cover materials costs and support students in their music journeys.