Showing top 200 of 587 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 51 | BRIDGE SUPPORT CORPORATION MISSION: THIS ORGANIZATION SUPPORTS BRIDGE HOUSING CORPORATION (BRIDGE). BRIDGE STRENGTHENS COMMUNITIES BY DEVELOPING, OWNING AND MANAGING HIGH-QUALITY, AFFORDABLE HOMES FOR WORKING FAMILIES AND SENIORS.VISION:* BRIDGE STRENGTHENS COMMUNITIES AND CREATES OPPORTUNITIES FOR WORKING FAMILIES AND SENIORS, BEGINNING BUT NOT ENDING WITH HOUSING.* BRIDGE IS A LEADER AND INNOVATOR IN THE MISSION-DRIVEN BUSINESS OF EFFECTIVE PRODUCTION, OPERATION AND OWNERSHIP OF AFFORDABLE AND MIXED-INCOME HOUSING.* BRIDGE EARNS THE HIGHEST DEGREE OF CUSTOMER SATISFACTION FROM ALL STAKEHOLDERS, INCLUDING RESIDENTS, NEIGHBORS, INVESTORS, TAXPAYERS, PRIVATE- AND PUBLIC-SECTOR PARTNERS, AND EMPLOYEES.* BRIDGE IS THE GO-TO DEVELOPER AND OWNER FOR PUBLIC OFFICIALS, INVESTORS AND COMMUNITIES SEEKING AN ARRAY OF HOUSING SOLUTIONS, AND IT DELIVERS RESULTS. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 52 | BEVERLY HILLS ATHLETIC ALUMNI ASSOCIATION To raise funds to enhance the Athletic Department at Beverly Hills High School, a public school is California. In 2020, the Beverly Hills Unified School District Middle School Athletic Program was also included as a recipient. Also, in 2020, the primary exempt purpose was also expanded via a fictitious Business Name Statement, to award scholarships to former student athletes who were adversely affected financially due to Covid. | Los Angeles, CA | |
| 53 | Humanity United Forced Labor and Human Trafficking: This portfolio works to address various forms of human exploitation, including forced labor, child labor, debt bondage, and human trafficking. It works with workers, businesses, and governments to combat forced labor and human trafficking in the migration cycle and across supply chains. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 54 | San Diego Tourism Marketing District SDTMD IS A FUNDING CONDUIT FOR THE DEVELOPMENT AND IMPLEMENTATION OF EFFECTIVE MARKETING PROGRAMS AND SERVICES THAT BENEFIT THE ASSESSED BUSINESSES WITHIN THE SAN DIEGO TOURISM MARKETING DISTRICT. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 55 | CHRIST SANCTUARY INTERNATIONAL CHRIST SANCTUARY INTERNATIONAL IS A US 501C3 ORGANIZATION THAT SUPPORTS CHRIST SANCTUARY INTERNATIONAL MINISTRIES IN UGANDA AFRICA. CSI AFRICA CURRENTLY HAS 13 CHURCH AND SCHOOL CAMPUSES IN UGANDA AFRICA, LESOTHO, AND SOUTH AFRICA. THE MAIN CAMPUS IN KAMPALA, UGANDA IS COMPRISED OF A CHURCH SANCTUARY, BUSINESS AND TRAINING CENTER, MEDICAL CLINIC, AND PRIMARY SCHOOL. CHRIST SANCTUARY INTERNATIONAL IS A CHRISTIAN ORGANIZATION THAT ALSO PROVIDES HEALTH, EDUCATION, AND VOCATIONAL TRAINING NEEDS IN AFRICA. CHRIST SANCTUARY INTERNATIONAL EXISTS TO SPONSOR MEDICAL AND EDUCATIONAL MISSIONS TO AFRICA AS WELL AS SEND SUPPORT FOR THE AFRICAN MINISTRY. WE DIRECT SOLICITATION OF FUNDS BY SPEAKING AT VARIOUS CHURCHES AROUND THE US. THIS IS ACCOMPLISHED BY VOLUNTEERS, INCLUDING A PART TIME VOLUNTEER BOARD OF DIRECTORS. ALL FUNDS RECEIVED ARE USED FOR THE DIRECT SUPPORT OF THE AFRICA CHURCHES AND FOR SUPPORTING MISSION TEAMS TO VOLUNTEER AT THE AFRICAN CHURCHES, SCHOOLS, AND MEDICAL CLINIC. | VISTA, CA | |
| 56 | LATINO BUSINESS CHAMBER OF GREATER LOS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT OF THE LATINO COMMUNITY | SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA | |
| 57 | Kern County Taxpayers Education Fund Inc The purpose of the Corporation is to research, organize and disseminate information and education to the public and business community of Kern County, in order to facilitate economic growth and development in Kern County. | Bakersfield, CA | |
| 58 | Businesskind The specific purpose for which this corporation is organized is to provide underprivileged Burmese people with educational support and instruction, access to health care information and treatments and access to food, potable water and shelter and livelihood opportunities. This corporation shall be permitted to conduct other lawful activities permitted under the Nonprofit Public Benefit Corporations Law of California. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 59 | Micro Business Mentors To support organizations in foreign countries | Danville, CA | |
| 60 | Central San Diego Black Chamber of To promote commerce for the advancement of economic development for black owned businesses within the greater San Diego area. | San Diego, CA | |
| 61 | Lake Forest Chamber of Commerce Inc The Lake Forest Chamber of Commerce has been organized to promote business and economic growth and development in the City of Lake Forest and surrounding communities. | Lake Forest, CA | |
| 62 | ROTARY CLUB OF RANCHO COTATI FOUNDATION We provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through our fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders. | ROHNERT PARK, CA | |
| 63 | ONEHOPE FOUNDATION ONEHOPE FOUNDATION IS THE MATCHMAKER BETWEEN FOR-PROFIT COMPANIES AND INDIVIDUALS WHO WANT TO GIVE BACK AND NONPROFIT ORGANIZATIONS THAT HAVE BEEN THOROUGHLY VETTED. THE FOUNDATION ACTS AS A PASS THROUGH ORGANIZATION FOR ALL OF THE DONATIONS THAT COME INTO THE ORGANIZATION. | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 64 | THURSDAYNIGHTS BUSINESS LEAGUETHE PRIMARY MISSION OF THURSDAYNIGHTS ("TN") IS TO FOSTER THE GROWTH OF THE TECHNOLOGY AND DIGITAL MEDIA INDUSTRIES | SANTA MONICA, CA | |
| 65 | FRESNO METRO BLACK CHAMBER FOUNDATION EDUCATION and HELP FOR SMALL BUSINESSES | Fresno, CA | |
| 66 | KINGS AND PRIESTS MINISTRIES The organizations main activities are short-term mission trips to poorly developed countries to proclaim the Gospel and provide business education and training to boost local economy. Through these mission trips, the organization strive to expand Christianity all around the world while addressing the immediate physical needs of the people in the third world country to have a better quality of life through these education and training. | PLACENTIA, CA | |
| 67 | SANTA ANA PUBLIC SCHOOLS FOUNDATION TO BENEFIT SANTA ANA UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT, ITS STUDENTS AND THE COMMUNITY OF WHICH IT IS A PART BY: (i) ESTABLISHING AND SUPPORTING PROGRAMS and ACTIVITIES WHICH MAXIMIZE ACADEMIC ACHIEVEMENT and ENRICHMENT FOR STUDENTS OF THE DISTRICT; (ii) SUPPORTING, CONDUCTING AND SUSTAINING PROGRAMS IN PERFORMING ARTS TO BENEFIT STUDENTS; (iii) SUPPORTING AND SUSTAINING PROGRAMS THAT PROMOTE HEALTHY DEVELOPMENT OF OUR YOUTH INCLUDING PHYSICAL, MENTAL, EMOTIONAL AND SAFETY ASPECTS; (iv) STRENGTHENING and SUPPORTING COLLABORATIONS and PARTNERSHIPS WITH BUSINESSES, FOUNDATIONS AND FAMILIES TO SERVE THE SANTA ANA COMMUNITY; (v) RAISING FUNDS AND PROVIDING SCHOLARSHIPS TO ASSIST STUDENTS AND FORMER STUDENTS OF THE DISTRICT TO ENABLE THEM TO PURSUE POST-SECONDARY EDUCATION AND (vi) ASSIST AND SUPPORT THE DISTRICT IN THE ATTAINMENT OF ITS EDUCATIONAL, CULTURAL, SCIENTIFIC, ENGLISH LANGUAGE DEVELOPMENT AND TECHNOLOGICAL GOALS. | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 68 | RUNNING FOR A BETTER OAKLAND RUNNING FOR A BETTER OAKLAND IS A NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT ENCOURAGES KINDERGARTEN - 12TH GRADE OAKLAND STUDENTS TO DEVELOP HEALTHY LIFESTYLES THROUGH RUNNING. BY BUILDING CONFIDENCE, SETTING GOALS, PROVIDING TRAINING AND ENCOURAGEMENT, RBO WILL | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 69 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 70 | ATWATER, CA | ||
| 71 | SAN RAFAEL, CA | ||
| 72 | TUSTIN, CA | ||
| 73 | PLEASANTON, CA | ||
| 74 | ANAHEIM, CA | ||
| 75 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 76 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 77 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 78 | LONG BEACH, CA | ||
| 79 | REDWOOD CITY, CA | ||
| 80 | LONG BEACH, CA | ||
| 81 | SARATOGA, CA | ||
| 82 | SARATOGA, CA | ||
| 83 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 84 | Pasadena, CA | ||
| 85 | Carmichael, CA | ||
| 86 | YORBA LINDA, CA | ||
| 87 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 88 | WALNUT CREEK, CA | ||
| 89 | LANCASTER, CA | ||
| 90 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 91 | ORANGE, CA | ||
| 92 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 93 | LONG BEACH, CA | ||
| 94 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 95 | ENCINITAS, CA | ||
| 96 | HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA | ||
| 97 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 98 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 99 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 100 | Anaheim, CA | ||
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