Our History
Founded in 1970, Sunnyvale Community Services (SCS) is an independent, nonprofit emergency assistance agency in the heart of Silicon Valley, serving over 11,500 low-income residents of Sunnyvale. Our comprehensive safety-net programs include year-round food assistance, financial aid, wraparound case management, and referrals to benefits.
SCS is designated as one of seven Emergency Assistance Network (EAN) agencies who together are the safety net for all zip codes in Santa Clara County. Our agency assists residents in all zip codes in Sunnyvale and the neighboring Alviso community in San Jose, as well as homeless persons throughout Santa Clara County.
Mission Statement
The mission of SCS is to prevent homelessness and hunger in our local community.
Vision Statement
Our vision is a community where everyone has a home with food on the table.
Our Work
Sunnyvale Community Services is committed to supporting low-income residents and unhoused individuals by providing essential resources, including:
- Direct financial assistance
- Nutritious food for children, adults, and seniors
- Wrap-around case management
As a central hub for safety-net programs in northern Santa Clara County, we operate under a "no wrong door" philosophy, ensuring that individuals and families can access the help they need regardless of their situation.
Our collaborating Emergency Assistance Network (EAN) partners include:
- LifeMoves
- Community Services Agency
- West Valley Community Services
- Salvation Army
- Sacred Heart Community Service
- South County Community Services
We aim to create a comprehensive, seamless support system that helps individuals and families achieve long-term stability and self-sufficiency.
Quick Links
Contact
1160 Kern Avenue, Sunnyvale, CA 94085
T: 408.738.4321 F: 408.738.1125
info@svcommunityservices.org
donate@svcommunityservices.org
volunteer@svcommunityservices.org
Hours of Operation
Monday - Friday
9:00 am - 12:00 pm | 12:30 - 4:00 pm
You Can Make A Difference!
Your support is crucial to preventing homelessness and hunger in our local community.
