Showing top 200 of 792 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | Village Enterprise Fund Inc TO END EXTREME POVERTY IN RURAL AFRICA THROUGH ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND INNOVATION. | SAN CARLOS, CA | |
| 52 | LOS ANGELES UNIVERSAL PRESCHOOL TO ADVANCE EARLY EDUCATION PROGRAM QUALITY AND CAPACITY BY SUPPORTING THE DEVELOPMENT OF THE WHOLE CHILD, GROWING A QUALIFIED WORKFORCE, AND STRENGTHENING FAMILY ENGAGEMENT. | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 53 | LOS ANGELES COUNTY COURT REPORTERS To promote and protect the professional status and economic welfare of its members; to represent its members in negotiations concerning employment conditions; and to conduct other activities in the interest of its members, consistent with the laws of the state of California. | IRVINE, CA | |
| 54 | HIDDEN VALLEY PARENT FACULTY CLUB To promote learning and build self-esteem of children, and encourage cooperation and interaction between parents, children and school staff members. | MARTINEZ, CA | |
| 55 | AMERICAN FEDERATION OF STATE COUNTY TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION TO MEMBERS IN MATTERS RELATED TO EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENTS AND FAIR EMPLOYMENT STANDARDS. | VERNON, CA | |
| 56 | FRIENDS OF RICHLAND STUDENT AND STAFF SUPPORT FOR ELEMENTARY SCHOOL | SAN MARCOS, CA | |
| 57 | PTA CALIFORNIA CONGRESS OF PARENTS TEACHERS and STUDENTS INC ElementaryEducationandStaffSupport | SAN GABRIEL, CA | |
| 58 | Bellflower Friendship Manor Inc Health programs in order to provide instruction in basic living, parental training and employment skills and other assisting to provide for the spirit, physical, emotional and economic needs of young persons, adults and the elderly; directly or in conjunction with other charitable or religious organizations. | Bellflower, CA | |
| 59 | MILPITAS POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION TO PROMOTE AND ENCOURAGE WITHIN THE MILPITAS POLICE DEPARTMENT THE HIGHEST OF PROFESSIONAL STANDARDS IN LAW ENFORCEMENT; TO SUPPORT THE LAW ENFORCEMENT CODE OF ETHICS AND TO UNITE ALL REPRESENTED PERSONS WITHIN THE ASSOCIATION FOR THE BETTERMENT OF THEIR ECONOMIC, SOCIAL, AND PROFESSIOANL LEVELS AND STANDARDS, AND TO SERVE AS THE REPRESENTATIVE BODY IN ALL NEGOTIATION PROCEEDINGS FOR THE MUTUAL BENEFIT OF ALL REPRESENTED PERSONNEL OF THE MILPITAS POLICE DEPARTMENT. | MILPITAS, CA | |
| 60 | TRINITY SCHOLARSHIP FOUNDATION EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE | WEAVERVILLE, CA | |
| 61 | ENTERPRISE FOR YOUTH ENGAGE and EMPOWER SF YOUTH ON A PATH TO ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE THROUGH TRAINING AND INTERNSHIPS. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 62 | COMMUNICATIONS WORKERS OF AMERICA TO PROVIDE REPRESENTATION TO MEMBERS IN MATTERS RELATED TO EMPLOYMENT IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT AND FAIR LABOR STANDARDS. | COLTON, CA | |
| 63 | AMERICAN LEGION POST 416 THE AMERICAN LEGION WAS CHARTERED AND INCORPORATED BY CONGRESS IN 1919 AS A PATRIOTIC VETERANS ORGANIZATION DEVOTED TO MUTUAL HELPFULNESS. IT IS THE NATIONS LARGEST WARTIME VETERANS SERVICE ORGANIZATION, COMMITTED TO MENTORING YOUTH (CONTINUED SCHEDULE O) | ENCINITAS, CA | |
| 64 | ANTIQUE STUDEBAKER CLUB INC Encourage and promote acquisition, restoration, maintenance, and preservation of certain Studebaker and related pre-1947 cars and pre-1948 trucks. Promote research and study of the history of the Studebaker Corporation, its products, personnel, and related administration from its 1852 founding through World War II. Publish a bi-monthly magazine as educational medium to assist the 960 club members to accomplish the club purposes and goals. | Palm Springs, CA | |
| 65 | Taiwanese American Foundation To foster personal growth and development of servant leaders in the Taiwanese-American community for the benefit of society through the organization of an annual summer camp for over 250 youth in grades K-12 as well as providing mentoring opportunities for college and young professionals. | Alhambra, CA | |
| 66 | AMALGAMATED TRANSIT UNION LOCAL 1555 ORGANIZATION OF BART EMPLOYEES ORGANIZED FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF WAGES, HOURS AND CONDITIONS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR MEMBERS AND THEIR FAMILIES: PROMOTION OF PUBLIC INFORMATION AND AWARENESS. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 67 | EDISON HIGH SCHOOL BAND BOOSTERS Our mission is to build and support a collaborative community of parents, teachers, and students of the Edison High School Instrumental Music and Colorguard programs in the pursuit of excellence in music education.PURPOSE:The Edison High School Band and Colorguard Booster organization is a group of volunteer parents who support the Band Director and high schools co-curricular programs.Our association strives to provide both organizational and financial support, enhance communication between school personnel and the community, as well as foster a collaborative relationship between parents/guardians, promote student welfare, support the membership, act in the best interest of the students, the Band Director and the school through involvement.As a booster organization, we are not involved in the day to day program decisions; however, members do assist the Band Director, coaches and/or advisors in fulfilling the goals of the Instrumental Music and Colorguard programs. | HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA | |
| 68 | UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION (USU) AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE IS A STUDENT CENTERED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO EXPAND THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS, SERVICES, EMPLOYMENT, AND INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES.THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION, AS THE HEART OF CAMPUS, UPLIFTS AND EMPOWERS STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE EDUCATIONAL, PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GOALS BY PROVIDING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT, AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND FACILITIES. WE PROMOTE EQUITY, INCLUSION AND WELL-BEING, WHILE ENCOURAGING SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY TO HELP MATADORS FEEL HEARD, RESPECTED AND CONNECTED TO CSUN. | NORTHRIDGE, CA | |
| 69 | PLACERVILLE, CA | ||
| 70 | WESTLAKE VILLAGE, CA | ||
| 71 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 72 | VERNON, CA | ||
| 73 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 74 | WINTERS, CA | ||
| 75 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 76 | cupertino, CA | ||
| 77 | GLENDALE, CA | ||
| 78 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 79 | TUSTIN, CA | ||
| 80 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 81 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 82 | San Rafael, CA | ||
| 83 | CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA | ||
| 84 | Big Bear City, CA | ||
| 85 | UNION CITY, CA | ||
| 86 | SANTA ANA, CA | ||
| 87 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 88 | Sacramento, CA | ||
| 89 | VALLEY SPRINGS, CA | ||
| 90 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 91 | AMERICAN CANYON, CA | ||
| 92 | ALAMEDA, CA | ||
| 93 | WHITTIER, CA | ||
| 94 | ACAMPO, CA | ||
| 95 | TRABUCO CANYON, CA | ||
| 96 | CERES, CA | ||
| 97 | VISTA, CA | ||
| 98 | PASADENA, CA | ||
| 99 | TOPANGA, CA | ||
| 100 | Novato, CA | ||
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