As a state agency, the California Arts Council supports arts infrastructure and programming statewide through grants, programs, and services.

Community Empowerment Fund from Microsoft to support Alviso summer camps, datathon & hackathon events.

Adobe is a global software company that creates tools for design, documents, and digital experiences, including Photoshop and Acrobat.

The Silicon Valley Community Foundation is a public charity established in 2007 that has grown into one of the largest community foundations in the world."

A nonprofit that supports and enhances San Mateo County’s parks by funding improvements, engaging volunteers, and promoting environmental education to help protect and enjoy local open spaces.

Otto Lee has been a strong supporter of CP Mentorship, fostering a productive partnership between the organization and Santa Clara County. Under his leadership, the County has backed various CP Mentorship initiatives and programs. Lee's commitment to community development and youth engagement has significantly bolstered CP Mentorship’s efforts.

Silicon Valley Clean Energy is a nonprofit agency based in Sunnyvale. Its mission is to reduce dependence on fossil fuels by providing carbon-free, affordable, and reliable electricity through innovative programs for the SVCE community.

Valley Water has sponsored community projects in Santa Clara County, promoting mentorship, education, and environmental awareness among youth through initiatives like murals, a documentary, camps, and hackathons.

The City of San Jose has been a strong supporter for CP Mentorship of a variety of summer programs aimed at providing engaging and educational activities to the local youth. These programs include the Tiny House Project, MarsB, kayaking programs, and environmental Education, among others.

The Santa Visits Alviso Foundation has been supporting CP Mentorship summer camps since 2021, providing youths in the Alviso community with opportunities to engage in educational and creative activities, including STEM topics and more.

The Legacy San Jose Alviso Foundation is dedicated to the well-being of children and youth through financial support of programs and services provided by nonprofit organizations: including support of education, social services, the arts, physical and mental health, and capital development.

Established in 1973 by the American Radio Relay League, Inc. (ARRL) as an independent and separate 501(c)(3) organization, the ARRL Foundation administers programs to support the Amateur Radio community. The ARRL Foundation advances the art, science and societal benefits of the amateur radio service by awarding financial grants and scholarships to individuals and organizations in support of their charitable, educational and scientific efforts.

The K4C Microgrant Program is the bridge between ideas and action. By providing microgrants in varying amounts up to $1,000, K4C helps young citizen leaders execute and magnify their initiatives to help repair our world.

GreenWaste, a leading C&D recycler, has diverted over 80% of materials from landfills. Since 2021, the company has sponsored summer camps in Alviso that offer outdoor activities like kayaking, biking, and photography. These camps provide local kids unique opportunities to explore nature, stay active, and develop personal growth, while aligning with GreenWaste's commitment to environmental conservation and sustainability. Through this sponsorship, GreenWaste has made a positive impact on the community.

Beyond Education Consulting is a primary provider of college counseling, tutoring, and placement services, focusing on the long-term success of student

One of the oldest yacht clubs in the area, the South Bay Yacht Club (S.B.Y.C.) was founded in 1888 as the South Bay Yachting Association by a group of 35 influential businessmen with a love of sailing. The Club was incorporated as the South Bay Yacht Club in 1896 and the clubhouse was built in 1903. The club and its facilities are historic and located in a Historic District of Alviso. The clubhouse was moved up to it’s current location from 1982 to 1985 due to levee realignment.