First 5 California helps children ages 0–5 get the strongest possible start in life by promoting early childhood development, school readiness, healthy brain development, and family engagement. The organization provides free parenting resources, developmental milestone information, literacy tools, and educational activities for young children. Their programs help parents build healthy, nurturing environments that support lifelong success.

The Sacramento Public Library offers much more than books. Families can enjoy free story times, STEM programs, homework help, literacy initiatives, teen spaces, maker labs, reading challenges, digital learning resources, and educational events throughout the year. Libraries also provide safe spaces where children and families can learn, explore, and grow together.

The Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater Sacramento provide safe after-school and summer programs where young people can learn, build friendships, receive homework assistance, develop leadership skills, and participate in sports, arts, and STEM activities. The organization focuses on academic success, healthy lifestyles, and character development while providing positive adult mentorship.

Child Action helps families locate quality child care while providing financial assistance, parenting education, early learning resources, and professional development for child care providers. The organization supports working families by improving access to safe, affordable, and enriching child care throughout Sacramento County. Their services help children thrive while supporting parents' employment and education goals.

First 5 Sacramento invests in programs that improve the health, education, and well-being of young children and their families throughout Sacramento County. The organization supports early learning initiatives, home visiting programs, developmental screenings, parent education, and family resource centers. Their goal is to ensure every child enters school healthy, safe, and ready to learn.

California 4-H empowers young people through hands-on learning experiences that develop leadership, citizenship, science, agriculture, healthy living, and life skills. Youth participate in community service projects, STEM activities, public speaking, environmental education, and career exploration. The program encourages confidence, responsibility, and leadership while preparing young people for future success.

Sacramento Children's Home has served children and families for more than 150 years through counseling, crisis intervention, foster care and adoption services, early childhood education, family resource centers, and youth mental health programs. Their comprehensive services strengthen families while promoting healthy child development, emotional well-being, and long-term stability.

The Parks Online Resources for Teachers and Students (PORTS) Program offers free virtual field trips and educational experiences that connect students with California's parks, history, wildlife, science, and natural resources. Families and educators can explore interactive lessons that inspire environmental stewardship, curiosity, and lifelong learning from anywhere in California.