Showing top 200 of 587 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | SAN DIEGO NORTH ECONOMIC TO GROW AND SUSTAIN THE ECONOMY OF SAN DIEGO NORTH COUNTY THROUGH ATTRACTION AND RETENTION OF BUSINESS GROUPS, AS WELL AS NEW BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT. | SAN MARCOS, CA | |
| 102 | ST JAMES PARK RHF HOUSING INC ST. JAMES PARK RHF HOUSING, INC. IS A CALIFORNIA NONPROFIT OPERATED FOR THE BENEFIT OF, TO PERFORM THE FUNCTIONS OF, OR TO CARRY OUT THE PURPOSES OF RETIREMENT HOUSING FOUNDATION, AS A PUBLICLY SUPPORTED ORGANIZATION DESCRIBED IN SECTION 509(A)(2). RETIREMENT HOUSING FOUNDATION IS ORGANIZED AND OPERATED TO DEVELOP, BUILD, EQUIP, OPERATE AND MAINTAIN AFFORDABLE HOUSING AND ACCESSORY FACILITIES. RELATED TO THIS, ST. JAMES PARK RHF HOUSING, INC. ALSO HOLDS A ROLE AS A FINANCING ARM OF A LOW INCOME HOUSING PARTNERSHIP AS THE SOLE MEMBER OF ST. JAMES PARK RHF HOUSING, LLC. | LONG BEACH, CA | |
| 103 | CREATIVE BUSINESS SERVICES ARCHIVING HISTORICAL DOCUMENTS | RIALTO, CA | |
| 104 | CLASSROOM OF THE FUTURE FOUNDATION TO ENGAGE BUSINESS, COMMUNITY, AND EDUCATIONAL LEADERS IN CREATING INNOVATIVE LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY K-12 PUBLIC SCHOOLS THAT PREPARE OUR STUDENTS TO THRIVE IN A COMPETITIVE GLOBAL SOCIETY. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 105 | SAN DIEGO FUTURES FOUNDATION THE MISSION OF THE SAN DIEGO FUTURES FOUNDATION IS TO IMPROVE LIVES IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY BY MAKING INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY AVAILABLE TO UNDERSERVED INDIVIDUALS, ORGANIZATIOS AND DISADVANTAGED SMALL BUSINESSES THROUGH TRAINING, EDUCATION, TECHNICAL SERVICES AND EQUIPMENT. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 106 | REGIONAL HISPANIC CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROMOTION, DEVELOPMENT, AND CONTINUED GROWTH AND SUCCESS OF THE SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HISPANIC BUSINESS COMMUNITY AND ITS ASSOCIATIONS | Long Beach, CA | |
| 107 | Rotary Club of Big Bear Lake Provide service to others, promote integrity, and advance world understanding, goodwill, and peace through fellowship of business, professional, and community leaders. | Big Bear Lake, CA | |
| 108 | ASIAN-AMERICAN ACCOUNTING RESEARCH AND a. The activities of the organization include the following:1. Providing employment, career development and training services and workshops for persons with disadvantaged conditions because of race, background or verbal disabilities with particular emphasis on the Asian American community in Southern California (30%);2. Providing exchange student and intern and scholarship programs to assist in better understanding of cultures and persons from high school to college and post doctoral phases (30%);3. Conducting professional public discussion groups, lectures and workshop, publishing public interest or scientific materials, publishing educational newsletters, pamphlets, books or other material; Presenting seminars for technical exchange; Application of government financial assistance; Individual consultation, business mentoring program, etc. (20%);4. Aiding the Southern California Asian American community, exchanging information about resource, knowledge networks and centers of expertise | ROWLAND HEIGHTS, CA | |
| 109 | ASIAN BUSINESS ASSOCIATION FOUNDATION TO STRENGTHEN UNDERSERVED ASIAN AND PACIFIC ISLANDER COMMUNITIES THROUGH LEADERSHIP AND EDUCATION | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 110 | INTERNATIONAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH THE INTERNATIONAL ANESTHESIA RESEARCH (IARS) IS A NONPOLITICAL, NOT-FOR-PROFIT MEDICAL SOCIETY FOUNDED IN 1922 TO ADVANCE AND SUPPORT SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH AND EDUCATION RELATED TO ANESTHESIA, AND TO IMPROVE PATIENT CARE THROUGH RESEARCH. THE IARS CONTRIBUTES MORE THAN $1 MILLION ANNUALLY TO FUND ANESTHESIA RESEARCH; PROVIDES A FORUM FOR ANESTHESIOLOGY LEADERS TO SHARE INFORMATION AND IDEAS; MAINTAINS A WORLDWIDE MEMBERSHIP OF PHYSICIANS, HEALTH PROFESSIONALS IN ANESTHESIA-RELATED PRACTICE, AND PHYSICIAN RESIDENTS AND OTHERS WITH DOCTORAL DEGREES; SPONSORS THE SMARTTOTS INITIATIVE IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE FDA; AND PUBLISHES THE MONTHLY ANESTHESIA and ANALGESIA JOURNAL IN PRINT AND ONLINE AS WELL AS THE CLINICAL COMPANION JOURNAL A and A PRACTICE, PUBLISHED SEMI-MONTHLY. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 111 | LIFERAY FOUNDATION THE FOUNDATION WAS CREATED TO SUPPORT CHRISTIAN EVANGELISM, WORLD RELIEF, EDUCATION, SOCIAL WELFARE AND OTHER CHARITABLE PURPOSES. DURING 2021, THE FOUNDATION DONATED TO OVER 90 DIFFERENT NOT-FOR-PROFIT ORGANIZATIONS TO SUPPORT THEIR EXEMPT PURPOSE. | DIAMOND BAR, CA | |
| 112 | SLOCA THRIFT STORE LLC A SUPPORTING ORGANIZATION OF THE SAN LUIS OBISPO CLASSICAL ACADEMY, AN EXEMPT ORGANIZATION UNTER R and TC SECTION 23701D. | SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA | |
| 113 | Peacemakers International To enlist and mobilize Christians in helping to build a more harmonious and compassionate society; To implement and promote programs to facilitate peace and harmony in families, marriages, schools, colleges, workplaces, communities, societies and among nations; To provide emergency assistance to children and families affected by disasters and conflict, partnered with communities for long term solutions to alleviate poverty; To provide training, business consulting, resources sharing and connecting opportunities facilitating the networking and cooperation among entrepreneurs and their businesses in order to empower them to fulfill the evangelical mission and vision of their organizations. | Walnut, CA | |
| 114 | WOMEN LAWYERS OF ALAMEDA COUNTY THE PURPOSE OF WOMEN LAWYERS OF ALAMEDA COUNTY ("WLAC") IS TO PROMOTE THE INTERESTS OF WOMEN, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WOMEN LAWYERS AND WOMEN JUDGES. WLAC INTENDS TO 1) SEEK OUT INFORMATION CONCERNING CURRENT PROBLEMS FACED BY WOMEN GENERALLY, AND BY WOMEN LAWYERS, LAW STUDENTS AND JUDGES IN PARTICULAR, AND TO ENCOURAGE DISCUSSTION AND DEVELOP SOLUTIONS; 2) PROVIDE A FORUM FOR SOCIAL CONTACT AND BUSINESS NETWORKING BY AND AMONG WOMEN LAWYERS AND JUDGES; 3) ENCOURAGE PROFESSIONALISM, MUTUAL RESPECT AND COURTESY TOWARDS AND AMONG WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION; 4)FURTHER EQUAL OPPORTUNITY FOR ALL WOMEN,INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO WOMEN IN THE LEGAL PROFESSION; AND 5) AFFILIATE OR ASSOCIATE WITH OTHER GROUPS OR ORGANIZATIONS THAT MAY ALSO ADVANCE THE PURPOSES OF THIS ASSOCIATION. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 115 | OAKLAND CHINATOWN CHAMBER FOUNDATION THE OCCF ACCEPTS DONATIONS TOWARDS PROJECTS THAT WILL BENEFIT THE WELFARE OF BUSINESS ENTITIES AND RESIDENTS IN THE OAKLAND CHINATOWN COMMUNITY THROUGH EDUCATIONAL AND CULTURAL ENRICHMENT ACTIVITIES, AS WELL AS ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT ENDEAVORS. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 116 | 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 | |
| 117 | PROJECT DRAWDOWN Project Drawdown is facilitating a broad coalition of researchers, scientists, graduate students, PhDs, post-docs, policy makers, business leaders and activists to assemble and present the best available information on climate solutions in order to describe their beneficial financial, social and environmental impact over the next thirty years. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 118 | FEED THE FUTURE THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED IN RESPONSE TO THE TREMENDOUS IMPACT THE GLOBAL PANDEMIC COVID-19 HAS HAD ON THE RESTAURANT AND FOOD SUPPLY CHAIN INDUSTRIES, WITH THE GOAL OF PROVIDING FINANCIAL RELIEF TO INDIVIDUALS AND SMALL BUSINESSES WITHIN THOSE INDUSTRIES THAT HAVE BEEN NEGATIVELY IMPACTED AS A RESULT OF THE PANDEMIC. SPECIFICALLY, THE ORGANIZATION WAS FORMED TO HELP STRUGGLING FARMS IN WEST MARIN, CA AND THE CURRENT AND FORMER EMPLOYEES OF SAN FRANCISCO-AREA RESTAURANTS, COTOGNA, VERJUS, AND QUINCE, WHO HAVE BEEN LAID-OFF, FURLOUGHED, OR OTHERWISE FINANCIALLY IMPACTED BY THE COVID-19 PANDEMIC, OR WHO MAY BE OTHERWISE IMPACTED BY A FUTURE PANDEMIC OR OTHER NATURAL DISASTER. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 119 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 120 | SIERRA MADRE, CA | ||
| 121 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 122 | INDIO, CA | ||
| 123 | TORRANCE, CA | ||
| 124 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 125 | SAN RAMON, CA | ||
| 126 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 127 | SAN DIMAS, CA | ||
| 128 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 129 | MANHATTAN BEACH, CA | ||
| 130 | MERCED, CA | ||
| 131 | Sunset Beach, CA | ||
| 132 | CARLSBAD, CA | ||
| 133 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 134 | MANHATTAN BEACH, CA | ||
| 135 | SONOMA, CA | ||
| 136 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 137 | TRUCKEE, CA | ||
| 138 | FOLSOM, CA | ||
| 139 | Huntington Beach, CA | ||
| 140 | Atascadero, CA | ||
| 141 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 142 | Sacramento, CA | ||
| 143 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 144 | Fresno, CA | ||
| 145 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 146 | KING CITY, CA | ||
| 147 | Shaver Lake, CA | ||
| 148 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 149 | SARATOGA, CA | ||
| 150 | Redlands, CA | ||
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