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BOSS Partners

Partnerships with our community take many forms, and we deeply value every partner as a critical ally in our mission to promote equity, justice, healing, and opportunity for all community members.

Interested in partnering with BOSS? Let me take you to coffee and learn more! Sonja Fitz, Chief Development Officer, sfitz@self-sufficiency.org, 510-649-1930 x 1008.

Service Partners
Collaborative service delivery to individuals in need

  • Baywell Health

  • HEPPAC  

  • Love Never Fails  

  • (OTHERS)

Advocacy Partners
Collaborative organizing/advocacy to fight root cause issues

  • Californians for Safety and Justice

  • Alliance for Justice

  • Time Done

  • Re-Entry Providers Association of California (REPAC)

  • California Black Power Network

  • (OTHERS)

Corporate/Foundation Partners

Funding, volunteers, & other assistance to support our mission

  • William G. Gilmore Foundation

  • Kaiser Permanente

  • Mechanics Bank

  • Heffernan Foundation

  • Sunlight Giving Foundation

  • Rosendin Foundation

  • Felts Family Fund

  • Alliance for Safety and Justice

  • (OTHERS)

Government Partners
Funding, training, & technical assistance to support our mission

  • First 5 of Alameda County

  • Alameda County Health

  • (OTHERS)

Volunteer Partners
Local individuals and groups helping BOSS programs

  • Cake4Kids – Personalized birthday cakes for kids in BOSS programs

  • (OTHERS)

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1918 University Ave, Suite 2A
Berkeley, CA 94704
info@self-sufficiency.org
Tel: (510) 649-1930
Fax: (510) 649-0627

Are you homeless

and need assistance?

If you are homeless, disabled, or low-income and looking for assistance, if you are in Berkeley, Albany, Emeryville, or Oakland, CLICK HERE for instructions on contacting the Alameda County HRC (multiple locations). If you are homeless or need assistance in another city, call 211.

BOSS recognizes that our programs are located on the traditional and ancestral homelands of the Chochenyo, Ohlone, Muwekma, Confederated Villages of Lisjan, and Miwok people. We acknowledge the painful history of forced removal and honor their original and ongoing connection to this land: BOSS aims to be ethical and respectful stewards of all land where our programs operate.

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