Showing top 200 of 792 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | Formando Sonrisas en Los Ninos de Dios To provide educational assistance to underprivileged individuals. | Fountain Valley, CA | |
| 102 | MANA DE IMPERIAL VALLEY The mission of MANA de Imperial Valley is to empower Latinas through leadership development, community service and advocacy. | IMPERIAL, CA | |
| 103 | VISIONS GLOBAL EMPOWERMENT Visions strives to enable sustainable development through education, leadership and technology. Visions is especially focused on enabling social change in communities affected by poverty, conflict and disability through education, leadership development and technology. We envision a world where all people have access to quality education, are empowered to realize their unique aspirations, and are equipped to make positive contributions to our world. Currently, Visions operates in 5 countries Ethiopia, India, Sri Lanka, Nicaragua and the U.S. | IRVINE, CA | |
| 104 | THE A21 CAMPAIGN INC THE A21 CAMPAIGN IS A NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION ENGAGED IN THE ABOLISHMENT OF HUMAN INJUSTICE, PARTICULARLY IN REGARDS TO HUMAN TRAFFICKING. THE A21 CAMPAIGN STANDS FOR "ABOLISHING INJUSTICE IN THE 21ST CENTURY- AND WAS OFFICIALLY LAUNCHED IN MARCH 2008. WE HAVE OFFICES IN GREECE, UKRAINE, BULGARIA, NORWAY, THE UNITED KINGDOM, AUSTRALIA, USA (WEST COAST AND EAST COAST), SOUTH AFRICA AND THAILAND. ORGANIZATIONALLY WE AIM TO FOCUS ON THE FOLLOWING INITIATIVES: PREVENTION (AWARENESS and EDUCATION), PROTECTION, PROSECUTION, AND PARTNERSHIP. WE AIM TO RAISE AWARENESS THROUGH OUR PREVENTION INITIATIVES IN ORDER TO SAVE THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FROM BECOMING VICTIMS BY INFORMING THE NEXT GENERATION. WE AIM TO PROTECT THOSE WHO HAVE BEEN TRAFFICKED THROUGH THE PROVISION OF CRISIS SHELTERS AND TRANSITION HOMES. WE WANT TO GIVE THEM ACCESS TO EDUCATIONAL AND VOCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO IMPROVE THEIR ABILITY TO WORK IN MORE MEANINGFUL AND SAFE EMPLOYMENT. WE AIM TO PROSECUTE THOSE INDIVIDUALS WHO TRAFFIC | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 105 | Getting Education Done Educational assistance for low income high school students | San Diego, CA | |
| 106 | CROP ORGANIZATION THE MISSION OF THE CROP ORGANIZATION IS TO LAUNCH OUR SIGNATURE PROGRAM, READY FOR LIFE. THE FOUR PILLAR PROGRAM FOCUSES ON MINDSET, SKILLSET,EMPLOYMENT AND HOUSING. TO REIMAGINE REENTRY THROUGH A HOLISTIC HUMAN-CENTERED APPROACH TO ADVOCACY, HOUSING AND SKILL DEVELOPMENT. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 107 | TITAN BASEBALL BOOSTERS During FY-2022 the organization provided an exceptional baseball coaching staff for the various playing levels Freshmen JV and Varsity. | MISSION VIEJO, CA | |
| 108 | VOLUNTEERS FOR VETERANS FOUNDATION PROVIDE SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO INDIVIDUAL VETERANS OF US ARMED FORCES AND ACTIVE MILITARY PERSONNEL AFTER THE LOCAL VA HOSPITAL HAD REVIEWED THE APPLICATION OF THE MEMBER AND AUTHORIZED THE DISBURSEMENT. ALOS PROVIDED SUPPORT DIRECTLY TO THE LOCAL VA HOSPITAL. | FONTANA, CA | |
| 109 | BUILDERS EDUCATION FOUNDATION OF CCBE THE PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE EDUCATIONAL OPPORTUNITIES TO CONSTRUCTION RELATED COMPANIES AND THEIR EMPLOYEES AS WELL AS TO INDIVIDUALS WHO WISH TO PURSUE A CAREER IN CONSTRUCTION, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO MENTORING AND SCHOLARSHIP OPPORTUNITIES. | FRESNO, CA | |
| 110 | Green Technical Education and Employment Green Tech is committed to providing career technical education, job creation, job training, and entrepreneurial opportunities in the green economic sector. The program serves as a critical economic development resource for people from underprivileged backgrounds. Green Tech is charged with simultaneously developing clean energy workforce skills and reversing the negative human impact on our environment. | Sacramento, CA | |
| 111 | Foundation for Advocacy Inclusion and FAIRs mission is to promote diversity within the plaintiffs employment bar in California, so the attorneys representing Californias workers are as diverse as those they seek to represent. FAIR also seeks generally to raise public consciousness about workers rights and remedies, to provide educational opportunities and programs to individuals who seek to advance the rights of workers, including but not limited to fellowships, internships, and scholarships, and to carry on other educational activities associated with FAIRs goals. | Woodland Hills, CA | |
| 112 | Benjamin Franklin Elementary Foundation To develop and implement fund raising support strategies for Benjamin Franklin Elementary School; provide an equitable system of distributing such funds and support all program, personnel and property needs of the school; and promote student recruitment and academic excellence at the school. | Glendale, CA | |
| 113 | DEEMAS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION The primary mission is to uplift the quality of life of the under-privileged in the United States and India and integrate them into mainstream society by: 1. Providing education and thus raise their self-esteem2. Assisting academically bright and economically underprivileged students in rural and tribal areas continue and complete their higher education by providing basic facilities like lodging, boarding, books etc., irrespective of caste, creed, region and religion.3. Rehabilitating the physically and mentally challenged4. Providing vocational training and thus enabling them to become self-sufficient.5. Mental and physical health of our senior citizens | SANTA MONICA, CA | |
| 114 | LIVELYHOODS TO PROVIDE YOUTH AND WOMEN IN UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES WITH MARKETABLE SKILLS AND EMPLOYMENT. | OXNARD, CA | |
| 115 | SEAL-NSW FAMILY FOUNDATION PROVIDES SUPPORT AND ASSISTANCE TO NAVY SEALS AND OTHER NSW PERSONNEL AND THEIR FAMILIES WORLWIDE. | CARLSBAD, CA | |
| 116 | Eleanor Roosevelt HS Band and Color Guard Boosters To provide inspiration, guidance and assistance to all band and color guard students and staff in order to develop and sustain a high performing band program at Eleanor Roosevelt High School. | Eastvale, CA | |
| 117 | SIMON SCHOLARS FOUNDATION THE SIMON SCHOLARSHIP PROGRAM FACILITATES STUDENTS WITH DIFFICULT LIFE AND ECONOMIC CIRCUMSTANCES IN THEIR QUESTS TO ACHIEVE THE AMERICAN DREAM THROUGH A COLLEGE EDUCATION. SCHOLARSHIPS ARE PROVIDED FOR TUITION, EXPENSES AND LIFE-SKILLS DEVELOPMENT. | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | |
| 118 | BEAUTY CHANGES LIVES TO PROVIDE SCHOLARSHIP ASSISTANCE FOR THOSE SEEKING CAREER TRAINING IN THE BEAUTY AND WELLNESS INDUSTRY AND TO SUPPORT RELATED CHARITABLE CAUSES. | POWAY, CA | |
| 119 | Hawthorne, CA | ||
| 120 | FAIRFIELD, CA | ||
| 121 | MENLO PARK, CA | ||
| 122 | MISSION VIEJO, CA | ||
| 123 | BERKELEY, CA | ||
| 124 | Brea, CA | ||
| 125 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 126 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 127 | SAN BERNARDINO, CA | ||
| 128 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 129 | Orange, CA | ||
| 130 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 131 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 132 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA | ||
| 133 | Claremont, CA | ||
| 134 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 135 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 136 | CITRUS HEIGHTS, CA | ||
| 137 | MILPITAS, CA | ||
| 138 | Bakersfield, CA | ||
| 139 | SARATOGA, CA | ||
| 140 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 141 | MORENO VALLEY, CA | ||
| 142 | ALPINE, CA | ||
| 143 | Westminster, CA | ||
| 144 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 145 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 146 | Santa Ana, CA | ||
| 147 | HOLLYWOOD, CA | ||
| 148 | San Ramon, CA | ||
| 149 | WOODSIDE, CA | ||
| 150 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
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