Welcome to The Pitch!

City Farm SLO is a working, regenerative farm that is growing the next generation of agricultural leaders. We serve the entire life cycle of the farmer from Kindergarteners on classroom field trips to beginning farmers working to establish their businesses. City Farm and our Farmer Collaborative grow organic fruits, vegetables, and animal proteins that are distributed to local schools, food banks, and direct to community members.

CAPSLO strengthens communities by empowering individuals and families towards stability, health, and self sufficiency. Mariana Gutierrez Family & Community Support Services Manager, advances this mission through compassionate leadership and community collaboration.

Simply put, CALL is here because there is a need. We support adults with developmental disabilities who often have very limited options for services and meaningful community involvement. We break down barriers and provide the residential services, day programs, transportation, and support that individuals and families depend on. Our goal is to make sure people are not left behind simply because they need more support. Through person-centered care, we help individuals build independence, connect with their communities, and live meaningful lives, while giving families peace of mind knowing their loved ones are supported, valued, and included.

Since 1941, kids have come to Camp Natoma to unplug, explore, create, swim, hike, sing around the campfire, and immerse themselves in nature. Throughout our 85+ year history, a wonderful and unique aspect of Camp Natoma is that we never go inside. Every camp program and activity is done outside, meals are eaten in our Dining Hall that has netting instead of walls, and we sleep under the stars each night. By experiencing the benefits of time in nature, campers develop the confidence to form strong personal connections resulting in a community valuing stewardship, teamwork, and service.

One Cool Earth is growing a generation of kids who are connected to their food, the natural world, and each other. We partner with public schools to transform schoolyards into gardens where kids learn by doing and spend more time outside during the school day. Our Garden Educators teach weekly science lessons in the garden, while our Play Grove program gives children ages 3–5 the chance to learn about nature through outdoor play.

The Paso Robles Children’s Museum is a special space. We are one of the few places in Northern San Luis Obispo County dedicated exclusively to children and families. We are proud to welcome local families, visitors from near and far, and field trips from elementary schools and preschools throughout the region. We work to expand access so that every child in our community has the opportunity to play, learn, imagine, and grow. At the museum, children are encouraged to explore their world through hands-on play experiences that inspire curiosity, creativity, confidence, and a lifelong love of learning.

Paso Robles Youth Arts Center provides all youth with low-cost, high-quality after-school art classes that build confidence, inspire joy, and empower children to believe in a bright future.

Positive Ride is built on three powerful beliefs: remove barriers, create opportunities, and help people experience mobility freedom. Through adaptive equipment, volunteers, and community support, Positive Ride helps people with mobility challenges reach beaches, trails, and the moments that matter most. It’s about strength, independence, and belonging—giving people the opportunity to experience nature, create lasting memories, and discover that their greatest adventures may still be ahead.

SLO Noor Foundation is a volunteer-based, community-supported nonprofit providing free medical, dental, and vision care to uninsured people in our community. Their clinics are powered by dedicated staff, community volunteers, and volunteer healthcare professionals who give their time, expertise, and compassion to care for people who may have nowhere else to turn.