Businesses and Community Organizations
Bay Area Rescue Mission
Bridge Storage and ArtSpace
Chevron
City of Richmond
Community Initiatives
Contra Costa County H3 (Health, Housing & Homelessness)
Ephesians Community Development Center
Free Meals on Wheels
Gaia Yoga
Greater Richmond Interfaith Program (GRIP)
Groundwork Richmond
Hello Fresh
​Morgan and Company
Moving Forward
Prospect Sierra School
RCF Connects!
Rebuilding Together. East Bay North
Republic Services
Richmond Council Of Business and Industries
Richmond First United Methodist Church
Richmond Friends of Recreation
Richmond Rotary Club
San Francisco Foundation
Southern Counties Lubricants
​Strive Wealth Builders
TentMakers

Individuals
Daniel Bull
Nick Despota
Joan Ensink
​Mark Frey
J.W. Frye
Josh & Elaina Genser
Alison Gill
Sara Gorham
Matt Holmes
​Ellen Jones
Christina Kern-taylor
​Jon Lawlis and Darlene Quenville
Deanna Lares
Nicole Longchamp
Cheryl Maier
Peter Meyer
​Bob Morgan
​Nancy Morgan
Sandra Moselle
David Olivier
Yania Rodriguez
Lorene Scheer
Randy Scott
Cyntha Simpson
Irene Wibawa
Jeff Wrigh
Hundreds of businesses, organizations and individuals have supported our efforts to create safe organized spaces for the un-housed residents of our community. Here are just a few of the ways they have helped:
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Chevron Corporation helped fund our mobile shower unit which has made over 150 visits at homeless communities, providing over 1,000 free showers. Chevron helps improve neighborhood safety by funding the Streets Team in  Point Richmond and North Richmond .
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Ellen Jones:  I try to help with one of the most pressing needs for homeless folks which is having proper i.d.  and documentation.   People need  these to apply for stimulus checks and other benefits they may be entitled to such as food stamps,  general assistance, drivers license, and social security or just to apply for a job.
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Richmond Rotary helped us buy our first truck, a mighty Ford F 150 that we use to pull the shower trailer and haul  trash and supplies. Rotary members continue to support us in many ways including volunteering and maintaining the SOS Amazon Donation Registry.
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Jonathan Lawlis and Darlene Quenelle  Donated their 2007 GMC Denali to SOS which has been a workhorse in delivering the Shower Power trailer and in hauling trash collected by the Streets Team. Darlene came up with the idea to open an Amazon Gift Registry for SOS where donors can easily purchase tents, sleeping bags and other vital gear for donation to homeless residents.
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Anwar Imtair and his wife and children operate the 3M Market in North Richmond. They host the Shower Power trailer on a regular basis, and extend a helping hand to neighbors, both housed and un-housed, as part of their dedication to building a strong community.
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Gaia Yoga Studios
in Point Richmond holds "Seva Saturdays" where customers are encouraged to bring in donations for SOS Richmond including clothing, food and cash. Thanks to Martina Chavez and Kip Taylor Kern.
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Republic Services which operates the Golden Bear Transfer Station provides discounted dumping charges for the 5 tons of trash trash that SOS Richmond's Streets Team brings in every week. And they work with us in a city-wide campaign to prevent illegal dumping, one of the major sources of unsightly  trash  plaguing many  Richmond neighborhoods.
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Rebecca Feder and Griff Hulsey organize monthly flea markets in El Sobrante July 24 that raised over thousands of dollars for SOS Richmond.