Showing top 200 of 211 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | FLORESTA USA INCORPORATED Plant With Purpose, a Christian nonprofit organization, reverses deforestation and poverty around the world by transforming the lives of the rural poor. We do this through: watershed restoration and regenerative agriculture, savings groups and economic resilience, tree planting/growing and agroforestry, climate mitigation and carbon sequestration, education and advocacy. | San Diego, CA | |
| 52 | DEL MAR FARMERS MARKET Farmers Market Certified and Non-Profit | DEL MAR, CA | |
| 53 | CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION THE CALIFORNIA AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION ASSOCIATION (CAIA) IS AN INCLUSIVE NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION WHOSE PRINCIPLE OBJECTIVE IS TO ENHANCE AGRICULTURAL IRRIGATION THAT: - PROMOTES WATER AND SOIL CONSERVATION TO INCREASE YIELDS AND TO IMPROVE THE QUALITY OF CROPS THROUGH EFFICIENCY OF DESIGN AND ECONOMIC USE OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS; - PROMOTES STANDARDS FOR THE PROPER DESIGN, INSTALLATION AND MANAGEMENT OF IRRIGATION SYSTEMS; - IS LARGE ENOUGH TO WIELD INFLUENCE REGARDING STATE AGRICULTURAL WATER LEGISLATION; -PROMOTES ETHICAL BUSINESS PRACTICES WITHIN THE INDUSTRY. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 54 | MASTER GARDENER ASSOCIATION OF PROVIDE RESEARCH BASED INFORMATION ON GARDENING, NONCOMMERCIAL HORTICULTURE AND PEST MANAGEMENT TO THE RESIDENTS OF THE COUNTY. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 55 | EDUCATE TO GRADUATE OUR MAIN OBJECTIVE IS TO GRADUATE AS MANY AT RISK YOUNG PEOPLE AS FINANCIALLY POSSIBLE BY OFFERING FINANCIAL SCHOLARSHIPS AND PROVIDING EDUCATIONAL ASSISTANCE. WE ALSO PROVIDE MUSIC LESSONS, FARMING AND STUDENT LOAN REDUCTION ASSISTANCE. | COSTA MESA, CA | |
| 56 | IRIS GLOBAL WE ARE A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION THAT IS EMPOWERED BY THE LOVE OF GOD TO STOP FOR THE ONE IN NEED THROUGH WORSHIP, OUTREACH, EDUCATION, RELIEF, DEVELOPMENT, HEALING, AND THE ARTS. WE ARE COMMITTED TO A HOLISTIC APPROACH TO SHARING THE GOSPEL AND A TANGIBLE RESPONSE TO LOVING GOD WITH ALL OF OUR HEART, SOUL, MIND, AND STRENGTH AND THEN LOVING OUR NEIGHBOR. WE FUND ONGOING AND EXPANDING PROGRAMS IN UNDERDEVELOPED NATIONS AND AMONG UNDERSERVED COMMUNITIES TO FIRST ADDRESS SPIRITUAL POVERTY AND SECONDLY ADDRESS PHYSICAL POVERTY. THE PROGRAMS SUPPORTED INCLUDE FOOD DISTRIBUTION AMONG INTERNALLY DISPLACED PEOPLE, PLANTING PRAYER HOUSES AND CHURCHES, PASTORAL TRAINING, DISCIPLESHIP, MISSIONAL OUTREACHES, SOLAR BIBLE DISTRIBUTION, EDUCATION, HEALTH CARE, NATURAL DISASTER RELIEF, DEVELOPMENT, WELL DRILLING, AGRICULTURE, ARTS and MEDIA, AND CARE FOR AT-RISK AND VULNERABLE PEOPLE OF ALL AGES. | REDDING, CA | |
| 57 | LORD OF THE HARVEST MINISTRIES INC Bible teaching and translation. | La Mesa, CA | |
| 58 | WOMEN INVESTING IN SECURITY AND To facilitate the financial education of women and girls from all socio-economic backgrounds through webinars, workshops, and conferences. | LAKE FOREST, CA | |
| 59 | ABUNDANT EARTH FOUNDATION PROVIDE GRANTS, FISCAL SPONSORSHIP, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, AND SUPPORT TO PROJECTS AND INDIVIDUALS IN THE US AND AROUND THE WORLD IMPLEMENTING SUSTAINABLE AGRICULTURE, CLIMATE ADAPTATION, and EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS | MCKINLEYVILLE, CA | |
| 60 | STUDENTS FOR ECO EDUCATION AND AGRICULTURE INC SEEAGs mission is to educate students and the greater community about the farm origins of their food and agricultures contribution to our nutritional well-being.SEEAGs vision is to inspire our local communities to have a deep appreciation for agriculture and the hands and lands that feed us to ensure the future viability of agriculture in rural and urban communities.Since 2008, SEEAG has educated over 80,000 students and community members about the importance of local agriculture in schools, during field trips and at special events like Ventura County and Santa Barbara County Farm Days.SEEAGs programs include: Farm Lab at Petty Ranch, Ventura County Child Wellness Initiative,STEAM Careers in Agriculture and Ventura County Farm Day and Santa Barbara County Farm Day. | SANTA PAULA, CA | |
| 61 | LIVING HOPE FOUNDATION THE ORGANIZATION PURCHASED A COMMERCIAL BUILDING WITH INTENTIONS OF OPERATING A FOOD MARKET TO ADDRESS THE FOOD DESERT ISSUES IN POMONA, CALIFORNIA. THE ORGANIZATION WILL PARTNER WITH LOCAL FARMERS TO PROVIDE NUTRITIONAL FOOD AND ORGANIC FRUITS AND VEGETABLES TO THE COMMUNITY. ADDITIONALLY, A GELATO, COFFEE, AND SANDWICH SHOP WILL OPERATE WHILE BEING A BUSINESS INCUBATOR FOR MINORITY AND WOMEN RESIDENTS TO LAUNCH BUSINESSES. THE ORGANIZATION ALSO PLANS TO PROVIDE MENTAL HEALTH SERVICES AND TUTORING FOR THE COMMUNITY. | CHINO HILLS, CA | |
| 62 | HG FOUNDATION LITTLE MUSIC BOX, A PROJECT BY ARGENTINE ARTIST SAMANTHA RCHED ABUGAUCH, WHO CARRIED OUT A PICTORAL PROJECT WITH WRITER AND CURATOR, RUTH ESTEVEZ, AND PRODUCED A SERIES OF SEVEN PICTORAL BOXES CONTAINING MINIATURE PAINTINGS OF FARM ANIMALS. PROJECT INCLUDED CURATOR, EDITOR AND TRANSLATORS. | LA JOLLA, CA | |
| 63 | ACTA NON VERBA YOUTH URBAN FARM ACTA NON VERBA: YOUTH URBAN FARM PROJECT (ANV) ELEVATES THE QUALITY OF LIFE FOR YOUTH and FAMILIES BY CHALLENGING OPPRESSIVE DYNAMICS and ENVIRONMENTS THROUGH URBAN FARMING. DEEPENING THEIR KNOWLEDGE OF AGRICULTURE AND NATURE | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 64 | FEEDING NATIONS THROUGH EDUCATION Raise charitable contributions to fund programs to relieve famine and raise literacy by equiping African villagers with bulls, plows, clean water wells and training in sustainable agriculture so they can grow enough food to sell a surplus. | CHICO, CA | |
| 65 | PETALUMA HIGH SCHOOL AG DPT BOOSTERS INC TO PROMOTE THE WELFARE OF THE INDIVIDUAL AND COLLECTIVE MEMBERS OF THE PETALUMA HIGH SCHOOL AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT BY COOPERATING WITH, SUPPLEMENT AND AUGMENT THE SERVICES OF THE DIRECTOR(S) OF THE PHS AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.TO ASSIST IN PROVIDING FUNDS FOR ACTIVITES OR EQUIPMENT OUTSIDE THE SCOPE OF THE PHS SCHOOL DISTRICT. TO CHAPERONE, SPONSOR, OR OTHERWISE PARTICIPATE IN ACTIVITIES WHICH PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF THE PHS AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.THE PHS AG BOOSTERS ALSO ENCOURAGES YOUTH PARTICIPATION IN AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT ACTIVITIES. | PETALUMA, CA | |
| 66 | LIGHT THE CANDLE INTERNATIONAL INC SOCIO-ECONOMIC CHILD DEVELOPMENT | SANTA CLARA, CA | |
| 67 | PLUMAS-SIERRA JUNIOR LIVESTOCK AUCTION TO SUPPORT and PROMOTE THE COUNTY WIDE EDUCATIONAL ACTIVITIES OF THE FUTURE FARMERS OF AMERICA ORGANIZATIONS, GRANGE YOUTH ORGANIZATIONS, 4-H CLUBS AND INDEPENDENT YOUTH BETWEEN THE AGES OF 9-19 BY PROMOTING AND ADMINISTERING AN ANNUAL LIVESTOCK AUCTION OF ANIMALS RAISED BY THE CLUB AND CHAPTER MEMBERS. | LOYALTON, CA | |
| 68 | THE EL DORADO COUNTY JUNIOR LIVESTOCK ARRANGE FOR THE AUCTION OF LIVESTOCK RAISED BY LOCAL YOUTHS IN THE COMMUNITY AT THE ANNUAL EL DORADO COUNTY FAIR. COLLECT PROCEEDS FROM THE AUCTIONS, PAY FOR THE EXPENSES OF THE AUCTIONS, ARRANGE FOR TRANSPORT AND BUTCHERING OF LIVESTOCK, AND PAY PROCEEDS TO THE SELLERS. | PLACERVILLE, CA | |
| 69 | WOODLAND HILLS, CA | ||
| 70 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 71 | Sebastopol, CA | ||
| 72 | WOODLAND HILLS, CA | ||
| 73 | LOYALTON, CA | ||
| 74 | LOYALTON, CA | ||
| 75 | TRUCKEE, CA | ||
| 76 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 77 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 78 | DANVILLE, CA | ||
| 79 | King City, CA | ||
| 80 | AUBURN, CA | ||
| 81 | Vacaville, CA | ||
| 82 | San Marcos, CA | ||
| 83 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 84 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 85 | ENCINITAS, CA | ||
| 86 | Laguna Niguel, CA | ||
| 87 | CORONA, CA | ||
| 88 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 89 | Tiburon, CA | ||
| 90 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 91 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 92 | DAVIS, CA | ||
| 93 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 94 | Healdsburg, CA | ||
| 95 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 96 | Fresno, CA | ||
| 97 | SANTEE, CA | ||
| 98 | COSTA MESA, CA | ||
| 99 | Sacramento, CA | ||
| 100 | Dixon, CA | ||
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