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Beneficiaries of BE THE STAR YOU ARE!®
(Partial List) 

BE THE STAR YOU ARE!® not-for-profit  empowers youth at risk with its self-help positive media programs.  Listed are some of the beneficiaries of our services. We serve women, families and children of all ethnicities, religions, vocations and avocations and assist them in overcoming obstacles in order to live a conscious and meaningful life, with an emphasis on empowering youth at risk.. 

For more information on the individual charities, visit our web site at www.bethestaryouare.org.

If your charitable organization is interested in being a recipient of our library, please send a query  to: 

BE THE STAR YOU ARE!®
PO Box 376 
Moraga, California 94556 877-944-STAR 

• Pet Loss Support Group (people / pets grief)

• Boys and Girls Club (young people)

• Safe Haven for Little People (Homeless and Abused children)

• Born Free Program (Teen pregnancies and babies)

• STAND (abused women)

• Northern Calif. Family Center SAFE PLACE (runaway teens and crisis center)

• Community Substance Abuse Center (alcohol and substance abuse)

• LITA (Love is the Answer) for people in Nursing Homes

• Children’s Hospital (children and teens)

• Reach Out & Read (childrens’ literacy)

• Wardrobe for Opportunity (low income women re-entering workplace)

• Juvenile  Hall Auxiliary (kids-at-risk)

• Animal Rescue Foundation (ARF)

• Bay Area Crisis Nursery

• Youth Industry

• Chris Adams Girls Center (troubled girls)

• The Orin Allen Youth Rehabilitation Facility

• The Edgar Transition Center (Teens)

• The Summit Center (forgotten young people)

• Family Stress Center

• Family Support Center

• The Jewish Children's Bureau, Illinois

• The Office of the Public Guardian, Illinois (abused kids)

• Chai Lifeline, Illinois (children with life threatening illness)

• Native American Life Skills Center

• New York Fire Department Family Crisis Center

• Girls, Inc

• Camp Kimble for Kids

• Wngz to Fly (Foster Kids)

• Hamilton Family Center (Homeless families)

• Paul F. Byrd Mathematics Scholarship Program at San Jose State University

• Monument Crisis Center(assistance to low-income families)

• JoAnn Cayce Charities, Thornton Arkansas (poverty stricken families and children)

• Cheerful Givers, Minnesota (children ages 3-12)

• Contra Costs County Library

• Horace Ketchens, Hurricane Katrina

• Walnut Creek Volunteer Center

• Union Parish Library (Gulf Coast Hurricane Relief)

• Farmerville Elementary School

• Farmerville Middle School

• Union Council on Aging (seniors)

• DART-Domestic Abuse (abused women and children

• Joaquin Moraga Intermediate School Book Club

• Write On! Literacy Charity for Youth, Los Angeles

• Bay Area Rescue Mission

• Habitat for Humanity

• Center for the Early Intervention on Deafness

• Bret Harte Memorial Foundation

• Mountain View Community Church, San Diego Fires

• Casa de Amparo, Oceanside

• The Rock Church

• Toys for Tors

•  Motor City Kids

• Tota Sanctuary