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.
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.
Metrics
$3,000,000
Total Dollars Saved
28,000+
Total Hours Donated
500+
Total Organizations Supported
300+
Total Volunteers
Upcoming Events
Healing Together After the Fires
Open Support Group for Nonprofit Staff in Wildfire Relief Work If your nonprofit work regarding the Eaton or Palisades fires has left you feeling overwhelmed, unsettled, or changed, you are… Continue reading Healing Together After the Fires
Somatic Movement for Rest, Renewal & Joy (in person)
Practicing Joy in Times of Crisis Community Gatherings that Restore & Renew If you work in nonprofits or community spaces and have been holding the heartbreak of wildfires, political violence… Continue reading Somatic Movement for Rest, Renewal & Joy (in person)
Healing Together After the Fires Closed Support Group
Closed Support Group for Nonprofit Staff in Wildfire Relief Work If the loss of your home or business AND nonprofit work regarding the Eaton or Palisades fires has left you… Continue reading Healing Together After the Fires Closed Support Group
Healing Together After the Fires Closed Support Group
Closed Support Group for Nonprofit Staff in Wildfire Relief Work If the loss of your home or business AND nonprofit work regarding the Eaton or Palisades fires has left you… Continue reading Healing Together After the Fires Closed Support Group
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
Wildfire Relief Workshop
Wildfire recovery is not only about rebuilding homes and communities, it’s also about processing experiences, sharing stories, and healing together. We’re grateful to share this opportunity from one of our nonprofit partnersThe Plus Me Project offering… Continue reading Wildfire Relief Workshop
Volunteer Testimonial
Volunteers like Brian Biery are helping nonprofits build stronger foundations for long-term impact. Through his work with Miracle League Los Angeles, Brian supported board development and strategic planning, helping the team strengthen relationships, improve communication,… Continue reading Volunteer Testimonial
Join our community partner HERS: Music Ensemble for a free afternoon of music as part of the Third@First concert series
Join our community partner HERS: Music Ensemble for a free afternoon of music as part of the Third@First concert series! 📍 First United Methodist Church of Pasadena📅 Saturday, May 16⏰ 4:00 PM🎶 Free Concert We’re… Continue reading Join our community partner HERS: Music Ensemble for a free afternoon of music as part of the Third@First concert series
Recent Projects
Pasadena Senior Center Turns Member Insight into Action with Help from Jericho Road Pasadena
For any membership-based organization, retention is more than a metric. It is a measure of trust. When people keep coming back, it means they feel… Continue reading Pasadena Senior Center Turns Member Insight into Action with Help from Jericho Road Pasadena
The Planted Brain Finds Its Fundraising Voice with Help from Jericho Road Pasadena
Great mission-driven work deserves to be funded. But for many small nonprofits, the gap between doing important work and being able to articulate it compellingly… Continue reading The Planted Brain Finds Its Fundraising Voice with Help from Jericho Road Pasadena
JRP Helps Innovate Pasadena Strengthen Its Board for the Road Ahead
Innovate Pasadena has long been a connector, bringing together entrepreneurs, creatives, technologists, and community builders to make the Pasadena region a hub for innovation and… Continue reading JRP Helps Innovate Pasadena Strengthen Its Board for the Road Ahead
Testimonials
Nonprofit Testimonial
Jericho Road is an excellent resource for Pasadena! The Boys & Girls Club of Pasadena worked with Jericho Road on creating a promotional video for the Club. We ended up with an excellent video after a thoughtful and enlightening process. Our volunteers delivered an exceptional tool for the Club at no cost — saving us thousands of dollars and giving us a great video.
-- Boys and Girls Club of Pasadena
Nonprofit Testimonial
We have had a long and very positive history with Jericho Road. They have always been available to us for our specific needs, be they financial, fundraising or developing software skills. We very much appreciate the concept of volunteers assisting volunteers in a win-win manner. Thanks for the invaluable services you have provided us!
-- Joe Kertes
Board member
Pasadena Community Orchestra
That moment of panic when I emailed you seriously the perfect example of how important it is that your organization exists. I was able to talk to Anna for two minutes and find a reliable source of expertise that my friend needed.
Don’t know how to bottle that or quite how to explain it all. Other than you’re an invaluable resource.
-- Kim Burbank