Empowering Greater SGV and LA County Area Nonprofits With Professional Expertise
Our Mission
Jericho Road Pasadena provides professional expertise to local nonprofits to strengthen their community impact.
Metrics
$3,100,000+
Total Dollars Saved
28,000+
Total Hours Donated
500+
Total Organizations Supported
300+
Total Volunteers
Testimonials
Nonprofit Testimonial
Jericho Road has been a great gift to our organization this year. We recently installed a new board member based on Jericho Road’s recommendation and connection and also have been able to receive budget consulting from one of their volunteers. We are very grateful for the connections they have made on our behalf!
-- Elizabeth House
Nonprofit Testimonial
Arlington Garden has worked with Jericho Road volunteers since I became Executive Director in 2017. The support we have received through multiple JRP volunteers throughout the years, has been essential to the overall growth and behind the scenes, organizational development of our small nonprofit organization.
-- Michelle Matthews
Executive Director
Arlington Gardens in Pasadena
Nonprofit Testimonial
Thankful for the work of JRP always connecting us to quality volunteers!
-- Dan Davidson
Founder and Executive Director
Coffee with a Cause
How We Strengthen Nonprofits
Nonprofits are facing unprecedented challenges—natural disasters, shifting policies, and changing funding priorities. We help organizations navigate uncertainty and build long-term resilience through:
Skilled Volunteer Matching – Connecting nonprofits with experts in risk management, finance, HR, legal support, marketing, and more.
Board Matching – Recruiting and placing community leaders on nonprofit boards, and providing training to help boards govern effectively.
Social Impact Leadership Training – Equipping current and aspiring Executive Directors/CEOs with the skills to lead through crisis and change.
Timely Workshops – Offering practical, solution-focused training on disaster preparedness, policy and funding shifts, board leadership, and effective storytelling.
Peer Networking – Creating space for nonprofit leaders to connect, share resources, and problem-solve together.
Upcoming Events
Practicing Joy in Times of Crisis: Cultivating Mental Peace and Thriving! at DENA Heals
Community Gatherings that Restore & Renew If you work in nonprofits or community spaces and have been holding the heartbreak of wildfires, political violence, and ongoing collective crises, this space is for… Continue reading Practicing Joy in Times of Crisis: Cultivating Mental Peace and Thriving! at DENA Heals
Creative Wellbeing Through Visual Art: Getting to Know Your Neighbor
Coordinated by The Armory Center for the Arts and Jericho Road Pasadena Join us at the Armory Center for the Arts for an evening of making stamp prints, connection, and… Continue reading Creative Wellbeing Through Visual Art: Getting to Know Your Neighbor
Nonprofit Coffee Hour at Rosebud Coffee in Pasadena
Recurring monthly, last Friday of the month The morning mixer will provide a relaxed space for nonprofit staff and leaders to connect over coffee, with the intention of encouraging collaboration.… Continue reading Nonprofit Coffee Hour at Rosebud Coffee in Pasadena
Recent Posts
Helping nonprofits understand their finances and make the most of their resources.
That’s one way Jonathan Gordon describes the impact of skilled volunteering. As the owner of Clear Path Accounting, Jonathan brings more than 12 years of public accounting experience across a wide variety of industries and… Continue reading Helping nonprofits understand their finances and make the most of their resources.
Building a Stronger Future for Students: Empower U Strengthens Its Foundation for Growth
For young people facing financial and systemic barriers to higher education, the right scholarship, mentor, or opportunity can change the course of a life. Empower U is working to make those opportunities possible for students… Continue reading Building a Stronger Future for Students: Empower U Strengthens Its Foundation for Growth
Someone in our community needs the skills and experience you have
Someone in our community needs the skills and experience you have. That’s the message Thomas Lenz has for anyone thinking about volunteering their professional skills with a nonprofit. Thomas is a partner at Atkinson, Andelson,… Continue reading Someone in our community needs the skills and experience you have
