Showing top 200 of 482 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | Extraordinary Lives Foundation Our mission is to improve childrens mental health and wellness and support families by providing educational tools resources and awareness events | Mission Viejo, CA | |
| 152 | DISABLED RESOURCES CENTER INC THE PURPOSE OF DISABLED RESOURCES CENTER, INC. (THE "CENTER") IS TO EMPOWER PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES TO LIVE INDEPENDENTLY IN THEIR COMMUNITY, TO MAKE THEIR OWN DECISIONS ABOUT THEIR LIVES AND TO ADVOCATE IN THEIR OWN BEHALF. THE CENTER PORVIDES SERVICES TO ALL PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES, REGARDLESS OF THEIR AGE, GENDER, ETHNICITY, SEXUAL PREFERENCE, OR DISABILITY TYPE. SERVICES INCLUDE INDEPENDENT LIVING SKILLS TRAINING, PEER COUNSELING, ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY, EMPLOYMENT SERVICES, BENEFIT EDUCATION AND ADVOCACY, MOBILITY MANAGEMENT TRAINING, HOUSING SERVICES, AND FINANCIAL COUNSELING. | LONG BEACH, CA | |
| 153 | University of Santa Monica The University of Santa Monica is dedicated to communicating the principles and practices of spiritual psychology worldwide through the process of soul-centered education. | Santa Monica, CA | |
| 154 | CIRCULO DE VIDA SUPPORT AND RESOURCE CENTER CIRCULO DE VIDA PROVIDES PSYCHOSOCIAL SUPPORT, CANCER INFORMATION, INDIVIDUAL COUNSELING AND ADVOCAY SERVICES TO LATINO CANCER PATIENTS AND THEIR FAMILIES. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 155 | Social Justice Partners Los Angeles Social Justice Partners Los Angeles (SJP) invests in, expands, and connects (con on Sch O) communities advancing racial and social justice. We support the creation of systems and structures of care for the well-being and liberation of all people. We advance racial and social justice by providing grants, training, peer learning, and healing spaces. | Los Angeles, CA | |
| 156 | SOL OF SAN MATEO COUNTY TO ASSIST COMMUNITIES IN REACHING THEIR POTENTIAL BY PROVIDING MENTAL HEALTH FUNDING TO PEOPLE IN NEED | BURLINGAME, CA | |
| 157 | The Global Fund for Mental Health Inc Support mental health services programs. | Palm Springs, CA | |
| 158 | BRIGHT PROSPECT BRIGHT PROSPECT EMPOWERS FIRST GENERATION LOW-INCOME STUDENTS TO GAIN ADMISSION, TO SUCCEED IN, AND GRADUATE FROM COLLEGES AND UNIVERSITIES BY PROVIDING A COMPREHENSIVE COUNSELING AND SUPPORT SYSTEM THROUGHOUT THEIR HIGH SCHOOL AND COLLEGE YEARS. | POMONA, CA | |
| 159 | TUPAC AMARU SHAKUR FOUNDATION PROGRAM ACTIVITIES INCLUDE RELAUNCHING OUR WEBSITE TO OFFER RESOURCES TO THE COMMUNITY INCLUDING ACCESS TO MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND TRAUMA INFORMATION TO THOSE IN NEED. WE CONDUCTED PROGRAMS WITH PANELS OF EXPERTS, PROFESSIONALS AND COMMUNITY LEADERS TO ADDRESS ISSUES THAT IMPACT OUR COMMUNITY AND HOW WE CAN WORK TOGETHER TO RESOLVE THESE ISSUES. WE PARTICIPATED IN SEVERAL PEACE AND RESOLUTION PROGRAMS AND WE ADDRESS ISSUES AROUND PRISON REFORM AND SOCIAL JUSTICE. | SAUSALITO, CA | |
| 160 | ACADEMY KENTRON USA INC YOUTH SPORTS ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED TO PROMOTE WELLNESS IN HEALTH AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING. | GLENDALE, CA | |
| 161 | ADVENTURE THERAPY FOUNDATION INC Adventure Therapy provides outdoor equipment, campsite reservations/permits, and travel information to individuals and families impacted by cancer for the purpose of providing opportunities for emotional release during and after cancer treatments. | OAKLEY, CA | |
| 162 | MAYA CENTER FOR RURAL EDUCATION AND WELL-BEING ASSOCIATION TheMayaCenterforRuralEducationandWell-BeingAssociation"MayaCREWisaregisteredU.S.501c3publiccharitycommittedtoimprovingthequalityoflifeforimpoverishedruralGuatemalanchildrenandtheirfamilies.MayaCREWfundingsupportemphasizeseducationandbasicpublichealthservicestohelpstrengthencommunitiesandincreasesopportunityforindividualsandfamilieswhilepromotingdemocraticprocesses. | DANVILLE, CA | |
| 163 | CALIFORNIA HIGH PTSA California High PTSA strives to support and speak on behalf of all children and youth in our school and in our community. We promote opportunities for parents to address the needs of high school students and we foster a positive partnership between parents, teachers, students and the community.The goals of the California High PTSA are:1. Foster communication and collaboration between home and school.2. Support a welcoming and inclusive school community.3. Encourage life-long learning and well-being for parents, students and staff.4. Inform our parent community about legislation that benefits all children. | San Ramon, CA | |
| 164 | HOUSE OF ACTS To create an atmosphere of healing at our live-in drug and alcohol abuse rehabilitations facilities which provide food clothing and educational needs for men women and children transitioning towards employment upon graduation and counseling services. | VALLEJO, CA | |
| 165 | SIERRA HEALTH FOUNDATION IMPROVING HEALTH AND QUALITY OF LIFE - THIS BROAD PROGRAM CATEGORY FOCUSES ON IMPROVING HEALTH EQUITY AND REDUCING HEALTH DISPARITIES TO PROMOTE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING FOR ALL. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED IN A VARIETY OF WAYS, INCLUDING THE DEVELOPMENT OF COLLABORATIVE COMMUNITY COALITIONS, LEARNING INSTITUTES, AND EVALUATION AND DISSEMINATION OF KNOWLEDGE. PROGRAMS ALSO FOCUS ON MENTAL HEALTH AWARENESS AND RESPITE, REDUCING THE DISPROPORTIONATE CAUSES OF DEATH AMONG AFRICAN AMERICAN CHILDREN, SUPPORT FOR COMMUNITY COALITIONS WORKING TO IMPROVE HEALTH AND WORKPLACE WELLNESS. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 166 | BRIDGES - PREGNANCY CLINIC and CARE CENTER Pregnancy counseling and education. | SANTA ROSA, CA | |
| 167 | Solar Cookers International Inc The mission of Solar Cookers International (SCI) is to improve human health, economic well-being, womens empowerment, and the environment by promoting climate-friendly solar cooking for vulnerable populations worldwide. In FY 2021-2022, SCI has approximately 40 committed volunteers, including 15 volunteer SCI Global Advisors representing Africa, North America, Latin America, and Asia. For more detail, see Schedule O. | Sacramento, CA | |
| 168 | CARES COMMUNITY HEALTH ONE COMMUNITY HEALTH IS A PRIMARY HEALTHCARE AND SPECIALTY CARE PROVIDER DEDICATED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH AND WELL-BEING OF OUR COMMUNITY. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 169 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 170 | POINT REYES STATION, CA | ||
| 171 | WALNUT CREEK, CA | ||
| 172 | Ukiah, CA | ||
| 173 | TIBURON, CA | ||
| 174 | SAN RAFAEL, CA | ||
| 175 | VACAVILLE, CA | ||
| 176 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 177 | Sacramento, CA | ||
| 178 | Concord, CA | ||
| 179 | MILL VALLEY, CA | ||
| 180 | TIBURON, CA | ||
| 181 | Penn Valley, CA | ||
| 182 | Sonoma, CA | ||
| 183 | Huntington Beach, CA | ||
| 184 | DAVIS, CA | ||
| 185 | FRESNO, CA | ||
| 186 | Bishop, CA | ||
| 187 | VENTURA, CA | ||
| 188 | VISALIA, CA | ||
| 189 | SANTA CLARA, CA | ||
| 190 | WATSONVILLE, CA | ||
| 191 | SPRECKELS, CA | ||
| 192 | Santa Barbara, CA | ||
| 193 | Lemoore, CA | ||
| 194 | FRESNO, CA | ||
| 195 | Bakersfield, CA | ||
| 196 | Redwood City, CA | ||
| 197 | MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA | ||
| 198 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | ||
| 199 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 200 | CYPRESS, CA | ||
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