Melissa Pixcar
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San Francisco Bay Area, CA, United States
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Bay Area professors use 3D printer to divert sawdust from landfill & create sustainable products
Technology company, Forust, diverts sawdust from the landfill to create products for architect and automotive industry. → Read More
Bay Area man uses 3D printer for good in hopes of restoring coral reefs impacted by climate change
Objects and Ideograms workshop designs coral skeletons using a 3D printer and calcium carbonate. → Read More
North Bay's California Carnivores has the largest variety of insect-eating plants in the U.S.
California Carnivores was founded in 1989 and has evolved to breed, conserve and cultivate carnivorous plants. → Read More
LIVESTOCK FIRE EVACUTATION: East Bay nonprofit on a mission to save livestock from wildfires
'We are helping to save one more life which is always our goal.' Bay Area livestock evacuation team rescues animals from California wildfires. → Read More
THE POWER OF SPORTS: Bay Area nonprofit brings adaptive sports to people with physical disabilities
For 45 years, Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program has provided adaptive sports to people with physical disabilities. → Read More
Childhood abuse survivor on a mission to save lives of abused animals, find forever homes
'This is my purpose.' Child abuse survivor dedicates her life to saving animals from abuse and finding a forever loving home. → Read More
Bay Area art collective creates large-scale origami art for the world to enjoy
Bay Area artists, FoldHaus, create large origami-inspired art to bring people together. → Read More
HOMEMADE: Bay Area man opens Alameda County's first home restaurant
Bay Area man open the first microenterprise home kitchen operation in Alameda County. → Read More
Redwood City Fourth graders create a post-pandemic mural to bring hope to their community
STRONGER TOGETHER: Redwood City fourth graders paint mural to bring hope to their community and to envision a world without COVID-19 → Read More
Antioch resident uses her talents and spirit of giving to support her community
Sew Amazing! 'This is something simple that I can do that can make a little bit of a difference.' Antioch resident creates handmade quilts and care packages for local police department to give to children in need. → Read More
East Bay nonprofit help unhoused community find hope and new beginnings
CAMP HOPE: 'They deserve to have a place to be.' Nonprofit, Homeless Action Coalition, on a mission to bring the community together to provide necessities to homeless and get them back on their feet. → Read More
The creators at Pixar complete new animated film 'Luca' from home during the COVID-19 lockdown
Disney and Pixcar new animated film created at home during the COVID-19 pandemic. → Read More
Oakland Zoo partnership helps save endangered riparian brush rabbits from deadly virus
European virus threatens endangered riparian brush rabbit population. Oakland Zoo joins effort to vaccinate the rabbits from fatal virus. → Read More
San Jose home bakers donate part of their earnings to help combat Asian hate
MuchJoy Bakehouse and Therapy Baking in San Jose take their talents to the next level by raising funds for Asian Law Alliance and to help combat Asian → Read More
Guide Dogs for the Blind provides independence through the use of trained dogs for the blind
Guide Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael trains canines to help the blind and visually impaired live a life of independence → Read More
Oakland artists build tiny homes to help unhoused residents living in an encampment
Bay Area artists unite to build tiny homes for the unhoused community in West Oakland. → Read More
East Bay teen turns her pandemic hobby into a blooming business
Martinez teenager transforms her pandemic hobby into a blooming plant business → Read More
Bay Area nonprofit music school finds creative solution to keep beat going amid pandemic
"Our goal is to make music education as accessible for as many people as possible," said Steve Savage, the executive director of Blue Bear School of Music. → Read More
'Anything for Selena' podcast explores legacy of Tejano music star, cultural impact she left behind
The "Anything for Selena" podcast explores the cultural influence and legacy of Selena Quintanilla and how she still impacts the Latino culture decades after her death. → Read More
The artist behind "Entwined" art installation in Golden Gate Park
San Francisco based artist, Charles Gadeken, creates large public art installations. → Read More