Showing top 200 of 2,154 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | UFCW UNION LOCAL 324 CHARITY GOLF CLASSIC TO SPONSOR SEVERAL BATTERED WOMEN and CHILDREN HOMES. | BUENA PARK, CA | |
| 102 | CUDDLYBEAR THRIFT STORE INC TO PROVIDE ASSISTANCE TO UNDERPRIVILEGED AND NEEDY CHILDREN AND FAMILIES | FORTUNA, CA | |
| 103 | MY NEW RED SHOES MY NEW RED SHOES WORKS TO IMPROVE THE QUALIFY OF LIFE AND WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUTH EXPERIENCING ECONOMIC HARDSHIP. | REDWOOD CITY, CA | |
| 104 | EVERY CHILD HAS A NAME INC Every Child Has a Name addresses the concerns of orphans worldwide and supports a wide spectrum of work. The primary areas of focus are facilitating adoptions, specifically adoption of older children, supporting of orphans who are institutionalized and care and training for orphaned children who age out of orphanages before being adopted. | NEWPORT COAST, CA | |
| 105 | MONTECITO FIREFIGHTERS TO PROVIDE RELIEF TO THE POOR, DISADVANTAGED, UNDERPRIVILEGED, DISASTER VICTIMS AND THOSE FACING EMERGENCY HARDSHIP SITUATIONS BASED UPON NEED (FINANCIAL OR OTHER DISTRESS) AT THE TIME THE ASSISTANCE IS GIVEN, SPECIFICALLY AS RELATED TO CHILDREN, FIREFIGHTERS AND THEIR FAMILIES, AND BURN VICTIMS AND THEIR FAMILIES. | SANTA BARBARA, CA | |
| 106 | COMMUNITIES ADVOCATING FOR RESIDENT COMMUNITIES ADVOCATING FOR RESIDENT EMPOWERMENT (C.A.R.E.) IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY AND CONSISTENT CRITICAL SOCIAL SERVICES, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, ADVOCACY AND TRAINING FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH, FAMILIES AND SENIORS LIVING IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITIES. | ENCINITAS, CA | |
| 107 | AGAPE INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES PROVIDE FULL SUPPORT TO ORPHANAGES IN FORMER USSR AND HOLD BIBLE CLASSES FOR KIDS | ORANGEVALE, CA | |
| 108 | BAY AREA FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE To provide assistance and support to the families of children with special needs. | PALO ALTO, CA | |
| 109 | Casa del Nino USA Charitable Foundation Continued as liason interpreter between the Catholic University of Cordoba Argentina and Perkins International School for the Blind in Boston MA in their Early Intervention Program in Cordoba Argentina and its application through child care centers in vulnerable areas through the City of Cordoba. Currently the 15 professionals that took the course are working at three 3 child care centers with a population of 210 young children aged 0-3 years of age and gathering data applying what they learned in the program. Its results would be reviewed this month of June 2022 by all the professionals involved in the program. The objective is to develop the capacity to detect early infancy issues with multiple disabilities in the observed population and what approaches could be taken to minimize the long term effects of such findings in the infants growth. | Irvine, CA | |
| 110 | WOMEN HELPING YOUTH TO SUPPORT CHARITABLE PROJECTS IN THE GREATER LOS ANGELES AREA, THAT TARGET UNMET NEEDS TO IMPROVE THE PHYSICAL, MENTAL, AND EMOTIONAL WELL-BEING OF CHILDREN AND YOUNG ADULTS AND TO CARRY ON OTHER CHARITABLE ACTIVITIES ASSOCIATED WITH THIS GOAL AS PERMITTED BY LAW. | PACIFIC PALISADES, CA | |
| 111 | CALIFORNIA EMERGING TECHNOLOGY FUND PROVIDE LEADERSHIP STATEWIDE TO MINIMIZE THE DIGITAL DIVIDE BY ACCELERATING THE DEPLOYMENT AND ADOPTION OF BROADBAND AND OTHER ADVANCED COMMUNICATION SERVICES TO UNSERVED AND UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES.ENSURE THAT CALIFORNIA IS A GLOBAL LEADER IN THE AVAILABILITY AND USE OF BROADBAND TECHNOLOGY. | CONCORD, CA | |
| 112 | Baldwin Elementary PTA The mission of the PTA is to positively impact the lives of all children and families by representing our members, and empowering and supporting them with skills in advocacy, leadership and communications. | Danville, CA | |
| 113 | WOODBRIDGE SCHOOL PTA PARENT-TEACHER-ASSOCIATION/CHILD ADVOCACY | LODI, CA | |
| 114 | REGENERATION INC OUR MISSIONreGeneration is an American interfaith non-profit organization that advances peacebuilding through innovative approaches to education, development, and resilience for young children in crisis zones afflicted by conflict, natural disaster and poverty so that they can imagine and create a better future. We build bridges locally to effect sustainable changes globally.OUR VISIONChildren of all faiths, nationalities, economic levels, and ethnicities have a basic right to experience a wholesome environment that cultivates the empathic foundation, the motivational drive, and the personal and social resources to be able to create a sustainably peaceful, productive, and prosperous society as adults.OUR GOALSContributing to the fields of peacebuilding, equal access to education, and improving outcomes for children in conflict zones, reGeneration seeks To leverage the transformative power of early childhood education by narrowing the gap between children from advantaged and disadvantag | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 115 | LOS COCHES CREEK MIDDLE SCHOOL PTA OUR MISSION IS TO POSITIVELY IMPACT THE LIVES OF ALL CHILDREN AND FAMILIES. | EL CAJON, CA | |
| 116 | INSTITUTE FOR PROMOTION OF VEDIC EDUCATION AND CULTURE INC Sponsoring traditional Vedic teaching for under-privileged children from rural areas in the state of Uttarkhand, India. Programs help preserving the ancient Vedic heritage through training custodians of knowledge and new teachers, and include teacher salaries, lodging and food, clothing, and medical care. | Riverside, CA | |
| 117 | TALITA CUMI TO SUPPORT ABANDONED CHILDREN IN BOLIVIA THROUGH THE TALITA CUMI ORPHANAGE. | NEWBURY PARK, CA | |
| 118 | PALOS VERDES GOLF CLUB TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIPS TO THE EMPLOYEES OF THE PALOS VERDES GOLF CLUB AND THEIR CHILDREN. | PALOS VERDES ESTATES, CA | |
| 119 | VISTA, CA | ||
| 120 | COSTA MESA, CA | ||
| 121 | SAN RAFAEL, CA | ||
| 122 | Mission Hills, CA | ||
| 123 | Fremont, CA | ||
| 124 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 125 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA | ||
| 126 | PARADISE, CA | ||
| 127 | San Jose, CA | ||
| 128 | Ripon, CA | ||
| 129 | Menlo Park, CA | ||
| 130 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 131 | TARZANA, CA | ||
| 132 | REDONDO BEACH, CA | ||
| 133 | San Clemente, CA | ||
| 134 | FOSTER CITY, CA | ||
| 135 | Truckee, CA | ||
| 136 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA | ||
| 137 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 138 | SUNNYVALE, CA | ||
| 139 | San Fernando, CA | ||
| 140 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 141 | Gilroy, CA | ||
| 142 | Escondido, CA | ||
| 143 | PETALUMA, CA | ||
| 144 | NORTHRIDGE, CA | ||
| 145 | Artesia, CA | ||
| 146 | Danville, CA | ||
| 147 | FULLERTON, CA | ||
| 148 | MARTINEZ, CA | ||
| 149 | CARPINTERIA, CA | ||
| 150 | Cerritos, CA | ||
GrantWatch Intelligence™
Uncover best-fit funders faster. Let AI-powered GrantWatch Intelligence do the searching, so you can focus on applying.
Try GrantWatch Intelligence →
- Aging and Seniors
- Arts and Culture
- Awards
- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
- Community and Economic Development
- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
- Energy
- Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Environment and Conservation
- Faith Based
- Farming and Agriculture
- Financial Assistance
- Health and Medical
- Higher Education
- Homeless
- Housing
- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Women-Owned Startups and Businesses
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
- Aging and Seniors
- Arts and Culture
- Awards
- BIPOC
- Business
- Capital Funding
- Children
- Climate Change
- College Scholarship
- Community and Economic Development
- Community Services
- Conflict Resolution
- Disabilities
- Disaster Relief
- Domestic Violence
- Education
- Elementary Education
- EMS and Homeland Security
- Energy
- Entrepreneurs and Startups
- Environment and Conservation
- Faith Based
- Farming and Agriculture
- Financial Assistance
- Health and Medical
- Higher Education
- Homeless
- Housing
- In-Kind Support
- Individual
- International
- Justice and Juvenile Justice
- Literacy and Libraries
- Mental Health
- Municipalities
- Nutrition and Food
- Operating Support
- Pets and Animal Wildlife
- Preschool
- Preservation
- Quality of Life
- Refugee and Immigrant
- Research and Evaluation
- Science
- Secondary Education
- Small Business
- Social Justice
- Special Education
- Sports and Recreation
- Students
- Substance Abuse
- Teachers
- Technology
- Transportation
- Travel and Tourism
- Tribal Nations
- Veterans and Military
- Women
- Workforce
- Youth and At-Risk Youth
