Empowering Greater San Gabriel Valley 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
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: Filling the Well (virtual)
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: Filling the Well (virtual)

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

Social Impact Leadership Training
A nonprofit executive leadership course held in Pasadena for leaders across the San Gabriel Valley. This 4-session, in-person program equips current and emerging Executive Directors with tools to grow revenue,… Continue reading Social Impact Leadership Training

Social Impact Leadership Training
A nonprofit executive leadership course held in Pasadena for leaders across the San Gabriel Valley. This 4-session, in-person program equips current and emerging Executive Directors with tools to grow revenue,… Continue reading Social Impact Leadership Training

Creative Wellbeing Through Visual Art: Connection and Togetherness
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 artmaking, connection, and a space… Continue reading Creative Wellbeing Through Visual Art: Connection and Togetherness

Recent Posts
John O’Malley: Giving and receiving through volunteer work
While our Jericho Road Pasadena (JRP) volunteers are much admired and appreciated for the time, talent and passion they bring to each non-profit organization they support, that admiration often works both ways. Such was the… Continue reading John O’Malley: Giving and receiving through volunteer work
Building a Strong Foundation: Soul Force Project’s Journey Toward Long-Term Sustainability
Sometimes the most impactful nonprofit projects that create the greatest long-term impact happens behind the scenes, strengthening the foundation that allows an organization to grow, serve more people, and sustain its mission for years to… Continue reading Building a Strong Foundation: Soul Force Project’s Journey Toward Long-Term Sustainability
Nonprofit Testimonial: Beacon Housing
Strong nonprofits build stronger communities, and we’re here to help make that happen. Jericho Road Pasadena connects nonprofits with experienced skilled volunteers who provide expertise in areas like governance, fundraising, strategic planning, finance, HR, marketing,… Continue reading Nonprofit Testimonial: Beacon Housing
Recent Projects
Building a Strong Foundation: Soul Force Project’s Journey Toward Long-Term Sustainability
Sometimes the most impactful nonprofit projects that create the greatest long-term impact happens behind the scenes, strengthening the foundation that allows an organization to grow,… Continue reading Building a Strong Foundation: Soul Force Project’s Journey Toward Long-Term Sustainability
Grant Writing Project Highlight: Helping SCHOOL, Inc. Expand Its Impact Through New Funding
One of the most rewarding aspects of Jericho Road’s volunteer consulting program is seeing months of hard work culminate in meaningful outcomes for local nonprofits.… Continue reading Grant Writing Project Highlight: Helping SCHOOL, Inc. Expand Its Impact Through New Funding
Supporting Eaton Fire Recovery Through Strategic Grant Writing
In the aftermath of the devastating Eaton Fire, community recovery requires more than immediate relief. It requires long-term vision, strategic planning, and dedicated collaboration. Through… Continue reading Supporting Eaton Fire Recovery Through Strategic Grant Writing
Testimonials
Workshop Testimonial
Jericho Road’s Board training provided helpful understanding of the Board’s role relative to the non-profit organization’s executive team. This interplay is especially important as not-for-profits operate distinctly from other businesses in which board members have greater professional experience. Achieving a balanced dynamic depending on the situation helped advance our organization toward its objectives.
-- Robert A. Kamins
Board Chair
Rose Bowl Aquatic Center
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
Volunteer testimonial
JRP is an outstanding organization that is focused on the success of local nonprofit agencies through high-value collaborations.
-- John O’Malley
JRP volunteer




