North Park 92104 lists 11 nonprofit organizations, led by Cirque Quirk for circus and aerial training and T3 Triple Threat for competitive dance and vocal performance. The directory includes health advocacy, veteran housing, and literacy nonprofits along 30th Street and University Avenue.
3930 Oregon St #210, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-670-1184
Verified3180 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-235-0247
Verified2330 Vancouver Ave, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-800-1887
Verified2055 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-296-0161
Verified3076 University Ave, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-294-2501
Verified3245 University Ave #301, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-574-1641
Verified3180 University Ave # 260, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-624-2330
Verified4044 Idaho St, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-894-9623
Verified2047 El Cajon Blvd, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-295-8802
Verified2222 30th St, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-578-2615
Verified4058 Hamilton St, San Diego, CA 92104
+1 619-578-2615
VerifiedNorth Park 92104 is home to 11 nonprofit organizations working in performing arts, health advocacy, veterans’ services, literacy, and housing. Cirque Quirk and T3 Triple Threat are the two highest-reviewed nonprofits in the neighborhood, both running youth performing arts programs from studios near 30th Street.
The roster also includes the Epilepsy Foundation, which operates a regional office in North Park, the San Diego Council on Literacy, and the Warrior Foundation Freedom Station, which runs transitional housing for veterans. The nonprofit mix gives 92104 a range that spans beyond the arts into health advocacy, literacy, and direct social services — complementing larger nonprofit networks in neighboring Hillcrest and Downtown San Diego.
Cirque Quirk runs the only circus and acrobatics training program in North Park, offering classes in aerial silks, trapeze, lyra, contortion, and tumbling for kids, teens, and adults. The nonprofit studio operates near 30th Street in 92104, and its classes draw students from across San Diego — not just the immediate neighborhood.
Beyond regular classes, Cirque Quirk stages public performances and offers private-event entertainment, making it both a training facility and a performance company. Parents looking for youth enrichment alternatives to team sports often pair Cirque Quirk with T3 Triple Threat’s dance and vocal programs, giving North Park two performing arts tracks within walking distance of each other.
T3 Triple Threat is a nonprofit performing arts academy in North Park that trains young performers in dance, vocal technique, and acting. The program competes regionally and has built a reputation for rigorous training in a supportive environment, earning a perfect rating from families across San Diego.
T3 operates out of a North Park facility and enrolls students from elementary through high school age. The triple-threat model — dance, voice, and acting combined — prepares students for musical theater, competitions, and auditions. Families often combine T3 with Cirque Quirk’s circus training to give kids a broad performing arts foundation without leaving the 92104 ZIP code.
The Epilepsy Foundation maintains a regional office in North Park, providing support groups, educational resources, and advocacy for individuals and families affected by epilepsy across San Diego County. The office connects residents with neurologists, support networks, and assistance programs.
A New PATH (Parents for Addiction Treatment & Healing) also operates from North Park, offering family support for those dealing with substance use disorders. Both organizations bring specialized social services to 92104 that complement the broader community services available through the North Park Branch Library and neighborhood resource centers.
The Warrior Foundation Freedom Station operates transitional housing for veterans in North Park, with two facilities — Freedom Station II and Freedom Station III — providing furnished apartments and support services for veterans transitioning out of homelessness or active duty. The organization is donation-funded and recruits volunteers from the 92104 community.
North Park’s location near Balboa Park and the VA Medical Center on the park’s eastern border makes the neighborhood a logical base for veteran services. Residents looking to support these programs can volunteer directly or donate through the Warrior Foundation’s website. Saint Patrick Catholic Parish and Covenant Church also coordinate veteran-oriented service projects in the neighborhood.
Most North Park nonprofits accept donations through their websites. Cirque Quirk funds youth scholarships through individual donations and ticket sales from its public performances. T3 Triple Threat supports its performing arts programs through tuition, fundraisers, and direct contributions.
The Warrior Foundation Freedom Station runs regular fundraising campaigns to maintain its veteran housing facilities in 92104. The Epilepsy Foundation coordinates national and local giving through its regional office, and the San Diego Council on Literacy accepts donations to fund adult literacy programs. North Park Main Street can also direct residents to current neighborhood fundraising drives and volunteer opportunities.
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