A number of Santa Clarita Valley non-profits will be taking part in #GivingTuesday, including the SCV Senior Center, Carousel Ranch and Triumph Foundation.

The Senior Center, which promotes quality of life for seniors, is inviting the community to support seniors by making a donation.

To join the movement and give back click [HERE].

At Carousel Ranch, equestrian therapy takes its students into a new, unexplored world, and provides a sense of independence and freedom that defies their disability. Exercises performed on the back of the horse challenge the ranch’s riders in ways that they have seldom been challenged before.

In the midst of holiday shopping and fun, join Carousel Ranch this national day of giving. Carousel Ranch has a goal of raising $1,000 on #GivingTuesday.

100 gifts of $10 will help the ranch to each its goal, providing scholarship assistance to families in need this holiday season.

For more information or to give a gift, click [HERE].

Triumph Foundation is non-profit organization that helps people triumph over Spinal Cord Injuries (SCI).

Contributions, no matter how small, will make a difference. It will help Triumph reach its goal of delivering a Care Basket to every single newly injured person in Southern California.

For more information or to donate now, click [HERE].

The Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation raises funds to help bridge the gap created by reduced funding of SCV’s public schools.

Every year, the Foundation grows stronger in its ability to fill the needs of its students and teachers and promote educational success.

To donate, click [HERE].

Child & Family Center and the Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita Valley are merging into a single organization.

The Domestic Violence Center will become a new department of Child & Family Center known as the Domestic Violence Prevention and Treatment Program.

The program will be a valuable addition to Child & Family Center’s array of behavioral health services. Clients served at Child & Family Center will now have easier access to domestic violence prevention and education while those affected by domestic violence will have access to a full continuum of behavioral health services.

“We are asking for the continued support of our stakeholders as we offer a stronger agency. Together we can do more and our donors’ support will go further than ever before,” said Mike Berger, CFC Board President.

For more information, or to donate now click [HERE].

Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley brings shelter, meals, and support services to families without homes, helping them to get back on their feet.

Its mission: By mobilizing community faith groups in the SCV to assist homeless families, Family Promise works to achieve sustainable independence for our guests while offering hope, compassion, and preserving individual dignity.

To donate, click [HERE].