San Mateo County’s New United for Youth Vision 2030: A Blueprint for School
Thursday, November 21, 2:00 pm - 4:00 pm, In-person
Join us for this interactive event where nonprofits, philanthropic organizations, and public sector partners will gather to explore San Mateo County’s new initiative, United for Youth Vision 2030: A Blueprint for Youth Well-Being. This engaging convening will be followed by a happy hour. The event is sponsored by the Sand Hill Foundation in partnership with Thrive Alliance, PAL, the Coalition for Safe Schools and Communities at the San Mateo County Office of Education, and Haas Center for Public Service at Stanford University.
Please note that registration is full. To be added to the waitlist, please email Nicole at nicole@thrivealliance.org.
Wednesday, December 4, 9:30 am - 11:00 am, Virtual
Join us for a post-election debrief, where we’ll reflect on the recent election results and identify key takeaways. We’ll review voter turnout data, especially in low-turnout precincts, and hear from community organizations about the best strategies for voter engagement. This will also be an opportunity to discuss potential focus areas and tactics to boost civic participation in upcoming elections. We encourage everyone to attend and contribute to the conversation!
This meeting is proudly co-chaired by San Francisco Peninsula People Power, the County Elections Office, and Thrive Alliance. We look forward to your active involvement.
Call for Racial Equity, Diversity & Inclusion Speakers
Thrive Alliance & SVCN are looking for experienced professionals to support the capacity building of the Racial Equity Diversity and Inclusion (REDI) Hub in Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties' nonprofit sector.
Thrive & SVCN are inviting speakers -- panelists, presenters, trainers, and facilitators -- to submit proposals on topics including but not limited to:
Racial Justice
Race and Identity
Organizational Culture
Governance and Nonprofit Boards
REDI Metrics and Accountability
Support System
Healing and Wellness
We encourage submissions from speakers who represent a wide range of backgrounds and we welcome speakers from outside Silicon Valley.
Join the Chan Zuckerberg Initiative and the Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center for a magical evening at the Holiday Night Marketplace, where you can support local small businesses while enjoying a festive atmosphere filled with unique, handcrafted gifts, delicious food, and exciting raffles. It's a perfect opportunity to shop, savor seasonal treats, and celebrate the holiday spirit with family and friends in a winter wonderland setting. Shop local, support small, and celebrate big!
The Collaboration for Change program offered by NDNU in collaboration with Thrive Alliance provides a unique opportunity for aspiring leaders in San Mateo County. This initiative allows community partners to nominate candidates for the Master in Public Administration (MPA) program, fostering a new generation of change-makers. With a robust scholarship structure and flexible course options, individuals can earn an accredited MPA degree in as little as 18 months, gaining valuable skills and support throughout their journey.
Please participate in an important survey designed to gather insights that will strengthen maternal and child health community-based organizations (MCH CBOs). This survey, conducted by Karna, LLC and funded by the CDC, aims to provide tailored capacity-building support to these organizations. Your input is vital for understanding the challenges faced by MCH CBOs, and it will take approximately 6 minutes to complete. The deadline for participation is November 29, and all responses will remain confidential.
Your feedback will directly contribute to improving resources and support for MCH CBOs across the country. Please follow the provided link to participate.
Peninsula Clean Energy: E-Bike for Everyone Program
The E-Bikes for Everyone program assists eligible residents in obtaining a new e-bike through a rebate of up to $1,000. The incentive is awarded on a first-come, first-served basis. You can receive the rebate for the purchase of a new e-bike or lease an e-bike for one year through Ridepanda at a discounted rate. Leases are month-to-month with no upfront cost.
Thrive is committed to highlighting the incredible organizing power of our local nonprofit and partner communities always and especially during this time. We have created a new Post-Election Resources section to Thrive Weekly to do just that. By working collectively and shining a light on our sector's collaborative, caring power, we will lighten each others' loads as we renew ways to safeguard our diverse communities.
Comprehensive Immigrant Legal Resources and Support Services in San Mateo County
The County of San Mateo Office of Community Affairs is addressing community concerns about safety and anxiety related to public charge and mass deportations by providing updated resources on their revamped website. They will continue to share information via social media and keep partners informed about available County resources.
Find Legal Assistance | County of San Mateo, CA - Free and low cost immigration service providers, US Customs and Immigration Services (USCIS) resources, housing legal services, employment legal services, DACA resources and more.
Keep your Benefits - Get the facts about public charge & immigration, including a guide to see if public benefits could affect different immigration options.
Immigrant Services Resources and Information - Includes community and mental health resources, translation & interpretation services and information about the San Mateo County Rapid Response Hotline at 203-666-4472 (203-NO-MIGRA).
LIBRE — The Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County - Linking Immigrants to Benefits, Resources & Education (LIBRE) LIBRE provides legal advice and representation related to: Medi-Cal, CalFresh (food stamps), CalWORKs, Social Security/SSI/CAPI, U Visa (immigration relief for crime survivors), VAWA (Violence Against Women Act), SIJS (immigration relief for minor survivors of parental abuse, neglect, or abandonment) and certain other immigration cases.
The Final 2024 Countdown (w. Prof. Michael McDonald)
The upcoming webinar will discuss the anticipated voter turnout for the 2024 presidential election, following the record turnout in 2020. Dr. Michael McDonald, an expert in election data and Associate Professor of Political Science at the University of Florida, will be the guest speaker. He will analyze early voting, vote by mail, and election day voting data, providing insights to help nonprofits enhance voter outreach and engagement. Participants can RSVP to receive a recording and slides of the webinar, which will feature Closed Captioning. For additional accommodations, attendees can contact the organizer via email.
Vote for Wellness: NAAPIMHA's Initiative and Post-Election Discussion to Support Mental Health and Civic Engagement
NAAPIMHA’s Vote for Wellness Initiative aims to boost voter participation among Asian American, Native Hawaiian, and Pacific Islander communities by emphasizing mental health and well-being during the election season. The initiative focuses on providing voter education and safe community spaces for individuals with mental disabilities and their supporters, while also raising awareness of the intersection between mental health and civic engagement. They are hosting FREE virtual sessions to help participants process their thoughts and emotions during this time.
The upcoming November ballot will significantly affect Californians due to competitive legislative races and complex ballot measures. The annual CalNonprofits Policy Conference, themed "Strong Nonprofits for a Stronger California," will gather leaders and advocates to discuss the future of the nonprofit sector post-2024 election. Participants will explore philanthropic reforms, legislative efforts, and successful nonprofit journalism models, emphasizing the importance of collaboration and advocacy in fostering thriving communities. The conference aims to strengthen alliances and inspire attendees, urging them to register for this critical event.
Acterra: Community Lunch for Cleaner Transportation in English y Español
Sat, December 7, 11:00 am - 1:00 pm, In-Person
Join Acterra for an engaging dinner and discussion in English and Spanish about clean, affordable transportation solutions, and how to save money on electric vehicles or bikes (no documentation required). Share your ideas and meet local organizations committed to cleaner air in San Jose. Attendees who complete a survey can enter a raffle for Target gift cards worth $100, $50, or $20. The event is free, includes lunch for the first 100 registrants, and will feature supervised activities for children.
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