Showing top 200 of 375 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | THE POLLINATION PROJECT FOUNDATION TO PROMOTE AND SUPPORT ENVIRONMENTAL, ANIMAL WELFARE AND SOCIAL CHANGE PROJECTS THROUGH GRANT MAKING, LEADERSHIP TRAINING AND OTHER SUPPORT SERVICES. | BERKELEY, CA | |
| 2 | URGENT ACTION FUND FOR WOMENS HUMAN RIGHTS UAF is a global womens fund that protects, strengthens and sustains womens human rights activists at critical moments. We intervene quickly when activists are poised to make great gains or face serious threats to their lives and work. | ALAMEDA, CA | |
| 3 | SUSILA DHARMA USA INC Susila Dharma USA Inc. SD USA supports charitable and humanitarian projects and activities without discrimination by gender age cultural ethnic or religious beliefs. | LIVERMORE, CA | |
| 4 | Transgender Law Center Transgender Law Center TLC changes law, policy and attitudes so that all people can live safely, authentically, and free from discrimination regardless of their gender identity or expression. | Oakland, CA | |
| 5 | Center on Race Poverty and The Environment Our mission is to achieve environmental justice and healthy, sustainable communities through collective action and the law. | Delano, CA | |
| 6 | PIERRE CLAEYSSENS VETERANS FOUNDATION OUR GOAL IS TO DRAW VISITORS TO THE PHENOMENAL STORY OF WORLD WAR II, AND TO GENERATE RESPECT FOR ALL VETERANS. THE STORY OF WORLD WAR II IS THE MOST IMPORTANT OF THE 20TH CENTURY, BUT ITS LASTING EFFECTS MAY NOT BE KNOWN TO CURRENT AND FUTURE GENERATIONS. IN ADDITION TO TELLING THE STORY THROUGH EXHIBITS, THE MUSEUM WILL SHOW THE IMPORTANT LESSONS AND SOCIETAL PROGRESSIONS THAT CAME FROM SUCH A DEADLY EPISODE. IT WILL SHOW HOW THE GI BILL ALLOWED VETERANS TO GO TO COLLEGE AND BUY HOMES, CREATING NEW COMMUNITIES AND BUSINESSES ALL OVER THE COUNTRY. IT WILL SHOW THE NECESSARY ADVANCEMENT OF WOMEN IN THE WORKFORCE, THE INTEGRATION OF MINORITIES INTO THE MILITARY AND THE U.N. DECLARATION OF HUMAN RIGHTS, WHICH ARE BUT A HANDFUL OF EXAMPLES OF THIS GENERATIONS EFFECT ON THE REST OF THE TWENTIETH CENTURY. STUDENTS AND VISITORS OF ALL GENERATIONS WILL COME TOGETHER TO SHARE STORIES, ASK QUESTIONS AND ULTIMATELY KNOW THE VETERANS EXPERIENCE, AND THE PAIN AND THE COST OF CONFLICT. | SANTA BARBARA, CA | |
| 7 | Neighborhood Funders Group NFG organizes philanthropy to support grassroots power building so that communities of color and low-income communities thrive. | Berkeley, CA | |
| 8 | COALITION TO ABOLISH SLAVERY AND TO SERVE SURVIVORS OF TRAFFICKING and TO PROMOTE THEIR HUMAN RIGHTS | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 9 | COALITION OF FREE MEN INC THIS NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION IS RUN BY VOLUNTEERS WHO WORK TO RAISE AWARENESS ABOUT THE WAYS GENDER DISCRIMINATION AFFECTS MEN AND BOYS GLOBALLY. SINCE 1977, OUR MEMBERS HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN THOUSANDS OF ACTIVITIES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF MEN AND BOYS. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 10 | ARCHITECTS DESIGNERS PLANNERS FOR SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITIES INC ADPSR works for peace, environmental protection, ecological building, and social justice. It produces programs for design professionals and the public, including conferences and lectures. It publishes books and sponsors exhibitions and media related to its mission. | Berkeley, CA | |
| 11 | JUST DETENTION INTERNATIONAL JDI IS AN INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO PUT AN END TO SEXUAL VIOLENCE AGAINST MEN, WOMEN, AND YOUTH IN ALL FORMS OF DETENTION, | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 12 | COMMON FUTURE COMMON FUTURE IS A NETWORK OF PIONEERING LEADERS ACROSS THE U.S. AND CANADA WHO WORK DEEPLY WITHIN THEIR COMMUNITIES TO CREATE ALTERNATIVE APPROACHES TO BUSINESS, PHILANTHROPY, AND INVESTING. WE ENVISION AN ECONOMY THAT HAS TRANSITIONED FROM THE EXTRACTIVE ACCUMULATION OF WEALTH AND CENTRALIZATION OF POWER TO ONE THAT EDISTRIBUTES WEALTH, DEMOCRATIZES POWER, AND SHIFTS ECONOMIC CONTROL TO MARGINALIZED COMMUNITIES. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 13 | TIPPING POINT COMMUNITY TIPPING POINT FINDS, FUNDS, AND STRENGTHENS THE MOST PROMISING POVERTY-FIGHTING SOLUTIONS SO ONE DAY EVERYONE IN THE BAY AREA CAN PROSPER. SINCE 2005, TIPPING POINT HAS INVESTED OVER $350 MILLION IN THE COMMUNITY TO SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS, ADVANCE POLICIES, AND DEVELOP NEW IDEAS TO INCREASE ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITY. LAST YEAR, OUR INVESTMENTS FUNDED LIFE-CHANGING SERVICES IN HOUSING, EARLY CHILDHOOD, EDUCATION, AND EMPLOYMENT FOR MORE THAN 100,000 OF OUR NEIGHBORS ACROSS THE BAY AREA. OUR BOARD COVERS 100% OF OUR OPERATING COSTS, SO EVERY DOLLAR DONATED GOES WHERE IT IS NEEDED MOST. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 14 | UNITED FOR HUMAN RIGHTS TO EDUCATE THE PUBLIC ABOUT HUMAN RIGHTS AND TO PROMOTE TOLERANCE AND PEACE AMONG ALL THE PEOPLE OF THE WORLD. | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 15 | Alliance for Compassion and Educational The mission of ACED is to advocate positive social change. | Sacramento, CA | |
| 16 | Mujeres Unidas y Activas Mujeres Unidas y Activas(MUA) is a grassroots organization of Latina immigrant women with a double mission of promoting personal transformation and building community power for social and economic justice. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 17 | DELTA REALTORS COMMUNITY SERVICE promote charitable community organizations through contributions, making distributions to students in the form of scholarships and further contribute to community service organizations or programs for the purpose of eliminating prejudice and discrimination, lessening neighborhood tensions and supporting juvenile activities in an effort to avoid juvenile delinquency. | ANTIOCH, CA | |
| 18 | IN A PERFECT WORLD YOUTH AMBASSADORS IAPW YOUTH AMBASSADORS, OUR SIGNATURE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT PROGRAM, PROVIDE TEENS WITH SOCIAL EMOTIONAL, AND LEADERSHIP SKILLS, EMPOWERING THEM TO FIND PURPOSE AND DEVELOP THE LIFE-READINESS AND CRITICAL THINKING NEEDED TO MAKE AN IMPACT ON THE WORLD. IAPW YOUTH AMBASSADORS ARE YOUNG PEOPLE AGES 13-18 PASSIONATE ABOUT SOCIAL CHANGE. THEY LEARN ABOUT GLOBAL ISSUES AS THEY MOVE THROUGH THE CURRICULUM IN A BROAD RANGE OF AREAS THAT INCLUDES HEALTH, HUNGER, HOMELESSNESS, CLIMATE CHANGE, EQUALITY, EDUCATION, AND POVERTY. IAPW PROVIDES SERVICE-ORIENTED EDUCATION WITH A CAPSTONE THAT INVOLVES ACTIVE PARTICIPATION IN AN INTERNATIONAL RURAL EDUCATION AND COMMUNITY HARMONY PROJECT. | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 19 | PALO ALTO, CA | ||
| 20 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 21 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 22 | EL CERRITO, CA | ||
| 23 | SAN MATEO, CA | ||
| 24 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | ||
| 25 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 26 | San Fernando, CA | ||
| 27 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 28 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 29 | Montebello, CA | ||
| 30 | NORTHRIDGE, CA | ||
| 31 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 32 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 33 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 34 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 35 | Fresno, CA | ||
| 36 | THOUSAND OAKS, CA | ||
| 37 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 38 | DAVIS, CA | ||
| 39 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 40 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 41 | WALNUT, CA | ||
| 42 | CONCORD, CA | ||
| 43 | RIVERSIDE, CA | ||
| 44 | MARINA DEL REY, CA | ||
| 45 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 46 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 47 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 48 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 49 | BERKELEY, CA | ||
| 50 | San Francisco, CA | ||
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