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🌻 Fresno Resource Hub

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Fresno Residents

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Mayor Jerry Dyer
26th Mayor of Fresno
Jerry P. Dyer
Sworn in January 5, 2021 · Re-elected March 2024 · Term ends 2029

Jerry P. Dyer was born and raised in Fresno, California. He served the Fresno Police Department for 40 years — rising from patrol officer through every rank, and serving as Chief of Police for the final 18 years (2001–2019), making him the longest-tenured police chief in Fresno's history.

As Police Chief, Dyer became one of the most recognized law enforcement leaders in the Central Valley, earning a reputation for community-oriented policing, transparency, and crime reduction. He oversaw the department through periods of significant growth and reform, and was widely credited with building stronger relationships between officers and residents.

In November 2020, Dyer was elected Mayor of Fresno. He was sworn in on January 5, 2021, becoming the 26th Mayor of Fresno. He was re-elected outright in the March 2024 primary, with his current term ending in 2029.

Mayor Dyer's administration is guided by his "One Fresno" vision — an inclusive, prosperous, and beautiful city where people take pride in their neighborhoods and community. His priorities include public safety, economic development, homelessness solutions, and infrastructure improvements throughout the city.

Major accomplishments under his leadership include the Fresno Yosemite International Airport terminal expansion completed in December 2025, a new state-of-the-art 911 Emergency Call Center under construction, and continued investments in youth programs, affordable housing, and the revitalization of Downtown Fresno and Chinatown.

Mayor Dyer earned a Bachelor of Science in Criminology from California State University, Fresno and a Master's degree in Management from California State Polytechnic University, Pomona. He and his wife Diane have been married since 1980 and have two children.

🏛️ City Hall & Key Offices
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Fresno City Hall
📍 2600 Fresno St, Fresno, CA 93721
🕐 Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
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Office of the Mayor
📍 2600 Fresno St, Room 2048, Fresno, CA 93721
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City Clerk's Office
📍 2600 Fresno St, Room 2140, Fresno, CA 93721
🕐 Mon–Fri 8am–5pm
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City Attorney's Office
📍 2600 Fresno St, Room 2031, Fresno, CA 93721
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Fresno Police Department (Non-Emergency)
📍 2323 Mariposa St, Fresno, CA 93721
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Fresno Fire Department (Non-Emergency)
📍 911 H St, Fresno, CA 93721
🗳️ Fresno City Council
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City Council Meetings — Open to the Public
Regular meetings held Thursdays at 9:00 AM in Council Chambers, City Hall, 2600 Fresno St. Meetings are also livestreamed. Public comment welcome. · View Agendas & Minutes →
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Watch Live or On Demand
Meetings are broadcast on Channel 96 (Comcast) and streamed online. Public can speak in person or submit written comments. · fresno.gov/citycouncil →
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District 1 – Northwest Fresno
Councilmember Miguel Arias
D2
District 2 – North Fresno
Councilmember Mike Karbassi
D3
District 3 – Northeast Fresno
Councilmember Garry Bredefeld
D4
District 4 – Central / Tower District
Councilmember Tyler Maxwell
D5
District 5 – Southeast Fresno
Councilmember Luis Chavez
D6
District 6 – South Fresno
Councilmember Nelson Esparza
D7
District 7 – West / Southwest Fresno
Councilmember Annalisa Perea
🏢 Fresno County Government
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Fresno County Hall of Records
📍 2281 Tulare St, Fresno, CA 93721
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Fresno County Board of Supervisors
📍 2281 Tulare St Hall of Records, Fresno, CA 93721
🕐 Meetings Tuesdays 9am (public welcome)
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County Clerk / Elections Division
📍 2221 Kern St, Fresno, CA 93721
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Built for Fresno.
Sustained by Heart.

A free, community-first resource platform created to ensure that every resident of Fresno County — regardless of income, background, or circumstance — can find the help they need without barriers.

🌿 Who We Are

Fresno Resource Hub is an independent, community-driven project — not a government agency, not a nonprofit corporation, and not a funded organization. It was built by a single Fresno County resident who believes that access to help should be as simple as opening a website.

We remain deliberately anonymous because this platform was never meant to be about us — it's about you, your neighbors, your family, and your community. The faces behind this project are Fresno residents, just like you.

🔒 Anonymous by design — community by purpose

🎯 Our Mission

Our mission is simple: connect Fresno County residents to the resources they need, with zero friction. No accounts required. No income verification to browse. No judgment about why you're looking. Just clear, organized, up-to-date information about the organizations, programs, and services available to you right now.

We believe that the most powerful thing a community can do is take care of its own. Fresno is one of the most resource-rich cities in the Central Valley — but those resources are often scattered, hard to find, and even harder to navigate. We're here to change that.

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No Barriers
Every resource is accessible without signing up, logging in, or proving anything.
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With Dignity
We list resources the same way for everyone — no stigma, no hierarchy.
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Always Updated
We actively research, verify, and update listings to keep information accurate.
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For Everyone
Seniors, youth, immigrants, tribal citizens, veterans — this hub is yours.

💛 The Real Cost of Free

This platform is — and will always remain — completely free to use. There are no advertisements, no sponsored listings, no data selling, and no hidden fees. What you see is what you get: honest, community-sourced information.

But free to you doesn't mean free to maintain. Every month, this platform costs real money to keep running — web hosting, domain registration, software tools, and the dozens of hours spent researching organizations, verifying phone numbers, writing descriptions, and building new features. That cost comes entirely out of one person's pocket.

We're not asking for anything. But if this hub has helped you find food when your pantry was empty, locate housing when you needed a roof, discover a job program when you were ready for a fresh start, or simply helped someone you love — then you already know the value of what this is.

"A small contribution from those who can means that those who can't always have a place to turn."

📬 Reach Us

We may be anonymous, but we're always listening. Whether you've found an error, want to suggest a resource, or are interested in partnering with us — we want to hear from you.

📧 General Info
info@fresnoresourcehub.org
Questions, general inquiries
💬 Feedback
feedback@fresnoresourcehub.org
Corrections, suggestions
🤝 Partnership
partnership@fresnoresourcehub.org
Collaborations, listings
🆘 Help
help@fresnoresourcehub.org
Navigation, resource help

All emails are currently routed to our admin inbox and reviewed personally. We aim to respond within 48 hours.

🔒 Your Privacy Matters

We use Google Analytics to understand how people use this platform — which categories are most visited, what people search for, and what devices are being used. This helps us prioritize updates and improvements. We do not collect, store, or share any personally identifiable information unless you voluntarily contact us via a form.

Creating an account is entirely optional and only unlocks personal features like saved resources and push notifications. We will never sell your data. Ever.

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About Fresno Resource Hub

An honest look at who we are, why this exists, and what we believe.

📖 The Story Behind the Hub

Fresno Resource Hub started with a simple, frustrating moment — watching a loved one struggle to find help they desperately needed and not knowing where to send them. The information existed, somewhere. But it was scattered across dozens of government websites, outdated flyers, and word-of-mouth recommendations that may or may not still be accurate.

For a community as big and rich as Fresno County — over 1 million residents with hundreds of nonprofits, churches, government programs, and grassroots organizations doing incredible work — there was no single place a regular person could go to find help quickly and confidently.

So one was built. Not by a foundation. Not by a nonprofit. Not by the city. By one Fresno resident, working evenings and weekends, paying for hosting out of pocket, researching organizations one by one, verifying phone numbers, and building something that should have existed all along.

🌻 Who's Behind This?

We are intentionally anonymous — and that's a deliberate choice, not a hiding place.

This platform isn't about the person who built it. It's about you, your neighbors, the families this serves, and the organizations doing the real work on the ground. Putting a face on this project would shift the focus, invite ego into the equation, and make it harder for people to trust that this is genuinely for the community — not a personal brand or a stepping stone to something else.

What you should know is this: the person building Fresno Resource Hub is a local Fresno County resident, born and raised in the Valley, who knows what it's like to need help and not know where to find it. Every category on this site was added because someone real needed it. Every phone number was verified. Every link was tested.

We're not a corporation. We're not a registered 501(c)(3) (yet). We're not affiliated with any government agency, political party, or religious organization. We're just a neighbor with a laptop and a sincere desire to help.

✅ How Resources Get Listed

Every organization on this site meets four standards:

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Local to Fresno County
Physically serves Fresno County residents. No out-of-area placeholders.
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Verified Contact Info
Phone, address, hours all confirmed before publishing.
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Actually Helpful
No predatory services, no MLMs, no organizations that mistreat clients.
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Accessible
Either free or with sliding-scale pricing and minimal barriers to entry.

If an organization on this list has changed its services, moved, closed, or treated you poorly — let us know. We update listings continuously based on community feedback.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

Is this really free?
Yes. 100%. Always. No ads, no subscription, no premium tier, no upsells. Browsing all 73+ resources, calling organizations, saving favorites, getting notifications — completely free, forever.
Do I have to create an account?
No. The entire site works without signing up. Accounts only exist for users who want to save resources, get push alerts when new openings appear, or personalize their greeting. Most people will never need one.
Are you affiliated with the City of Fresno or any government?
No. We're an independent community project. We list government services because they're useful, but we receive no funding or oversight from any government body.
How do you make money?
We don't. The site is funded by voluntary community donations through Cash App ($FresnoResourceHub) and Venmo (@fresnoresourcehub). The founder personally covers any gap. We accept no advertising and never will.
What do you do with my data?
As little as possible. We use Google Analytics for anonymous traffic patterns (most visited categories, most searched terms) to help us improve the site. If you create an account, your info is stored only for your benefit. We never sell, share, or rent your data. Ever.
Can I suggest a resource to add?
Absolutely — please do. Use the Feedback form at the bottom of the page or email us directly. Local recommendations are how we grow.
My organization is listed — can we update our info?
Yes! Use the Partnership form at the bottom of the page to request updates, corrections, or to be removed. We aim to update within 48 hours.
Why don't I see [my favorite organization] here?
We're constantly growing. If they meet our four standards (local, verified, helpful, accessible), we'll add them. Send us a tip!
Is this site safe for vulnerable people?
Yes. We never collect more info than necessary, never share data with anyone, and never display ads or third-party tracking pixels. Domestic violence survivors, undocumented residents, and people in crisis can browse without leaving a footprint.
Can other counties have one of these?
We'd love that. If you're inspired to build one for your county, reach out — we'll share what we've learned.

💛 What We Stand For

Dignity over charity. Asking for help isn't weakness. It's wisdom.
Information should be free. Knowing where to call shouldn't cost anything.
Community is the answer. Government programs are valuable, but neighbors helping neighbors is the foundation.
Privacy is non-negotiable. Your search history is your business.
Every Fresno resident matters. Tribal citizens, immigrants, the formerly incarcerated, seniors, youth, the housed and unhoused — this is for all of you.

🤝 Get Involved

There are many ways to support this work — and none of them require money:

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Spread the Word
Share the link with someone who needs it. Post it on social media. Print our flyer.
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Send Feedback
Tell us what's missing, what's broken, what needs updating.
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Donate
Cash App $FresnoResourceHub or Venmo @fresnoresourcehub — no amount is too small.
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Partner
If your organization wants to collaborate or get listed, reach out via the Partnership form.

🌻 Thank You

Thank you for being here. Thank you for caring about your community enough to seek out help — for yourself or someone you love. That single act of looking for resources is, in itself, an act of strength and love.

Welcome to Fresno Resource Hub. You belong here.

JD
Jane Doe
jane@email.com
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Emergency assistance
Job & training
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⭐ Saved Resources

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🌟 Built for Fresno. Made for Everyone.

Your community.
Your resources. Right now.

Whether you're 19 or 91, helping yourself or a loved one — this is your toolkit. No judgment, no jargon, no gatekeeping.

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Instant Access
No login walls. Tap any card to call or email an organization right now.
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Local & Real
Every organization listed is physically in Fresno County — real addresses, real phones.
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Stay Notified
Create a free account and get push alerts when new resources or giveaways open up.
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Help Someone Else
Helping a parent, sibling, or friend? Save resources and share links easily.
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Inclusive
Resources for every background — tribal citizens, immigrants, seniors, youth, and more.
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Private & Safe
We never sell your data. Your searches stay yours. No tracking, no ads, ever.
How It Works

Three taps to get help 🙌

We stripped out every barrier between you and the help you need.

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Search or Browse
Type what you need or tap a category — food, housing, jobs, mental health, and more.
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Find Your Match
See real organizations with addresses, hours, phone numbers, and what they offer.
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Reach Out Directly
Tap Call to connect instantly — no middleman, no waiting rooms, no runaround.
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Save & Share
Create a free account to save your favorites and get alerts for new openings.