Showing top 200 of 375 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | MARK TWAIN MEDICAL CENTER AS AN AFFILIATE OF COMMONSPIRIT HEALTH ("COMMONSPIRIT"), MARK TWAIN MEDICAL CENTER IS COMMITTED TO IMPROVING THE HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE WE SERVE, ESPECIALLY THOSE WHO ARE VULNERABLE, WHILE WE ADVANCE SOCIAL JUSTICE FOR ALL. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 152 | Youth Leadership Institute The mission of Youth Leadership Institute (YLI) is to build communities where young people and their adult allies come together to create positive social change. Established in 1991, Youth Leadership Institute has worked with over 90,000 young people ages 12 to 26 in 220 communities nationally and internationally. YLI now operates youth leadership and development programs in five counties in California: Fresno, Marin, Merced, San Francisco, and San Mateo. All of our programs implement leadership development, research, and campaigns to improve the health of communities. A nationally recognized leader in the field of youth development, YLI provides young people with the tools and support to identify community needs and implement solutions while also training adult allies to successfully partner with youth in community change efforts. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 153 | WEST MARIN COMMUNITY SERVICES The purpose of West Marin Community Services is to support programs and services that ensure the well-being of individuals and families in West Marin. Self-sufficiency, human dignity and social justice are the values that guide our efforts. | POINT REYES STATION, CA | |
| 154 | BILLY FOUNDATION PRODUCE EVENTS FOR LGBTQ MEN, FRIENDS AND FAMILY. | COTATI, CA | |
| 155 | Redwood Justice Fund To promote positive environmental values and defend human and civil rights secured by law. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 156 | Occidential Arts and Ecology Center OAEC cultivates ecological literacy and builds the capacity of civicand social movement leaders and organizations to guide their owncommunities to an ecologically regenerative, economically viable, andsocially just future.Inspired by Nature, where diversity is a key indicator of the health ofan ecosystem, we assist place-based communities in reorienting humaneconomy and governance towards the restoration and stewardship ofbiological and cultural diversity. To realize our mission, we invest inprojects and partnerships that address the root causes of theecological, economic, and social crises of our time. | Occidental, CA | |
| 157 | Mendocino Coast Childrens Fund MCCF resources and assists underserved children, families and community members experiencing misfortune due to environmental disasters and economic inequality. | Mendocino, CA | |
| 158 | EQUALITY CALIFORNIA INSTITUTE TO CREATE A WORLD THAT IS HEALTHY, JUST AND FULLY EQUAL FOR ALL LGBTQ+ PEOPLE. | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 159 | SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF DONATED FUNDS TO VARIOUS PROGRAMS TO PROMOTE THE IDEALS OF COMMUNITY SERVICE, HUMAN RIGHTS AND THE ADVANCEMENT OF THE STATUS OF WOMEN THROUGH FUND-RAISING, EFFECTIVE ACTION AND VOLUNTEERISM. | REDDING, CA | |
| 160 | PUNJABI AMERICAN HERITAGE SOCIETY TO INITIATE,ORGANIZE AND SUPPORT EDUCATION, CHARITABLE, CULTURAL AND OTHER BENEFICIAL PROGRAMS DEEMED TO HAVE A POSITIVE IMPACT ON THE CULTURAL AWARENESS OF THE PUBLIC REGARDING THE PUNJABI CULTURE AND SIKH RELIGION; ALSO, TO FOSTER HARMONIOUS RELATIONSHIPS WITH THE PUBLIC AND TO BE A RESOURCE TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE FOR A BETTER UNDERSTNDING OF THE PUNJABI CULTURE, THE SIKH RELIGION AND ITS CUSTOMS. | YUBA CITY, CA | |
| 161 | THE FREEDOM BOUND CENTER PROMOTE EDUCATION, TRAINING AND CULTURAL ACTIVITIES AMONG ACTIVISTS FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE BY TAKING ALL LEGITIMATE UNIFIED ACTION. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 162 | The Sierra Fund The Sierra Fund (TSF) is a non-profit organization with a mission to restore ecosystem and community resiliency in the Sierra Nevada. We rely on the principles of science, stewardship, environmental justice, and policy advocacy to promote headwater resiliency for the environment and communities impacted by the California Gold Rush. We identify, articulate, assess and implement ways to address these lasting impacts as demonstrated in the body of work that we have developed since our founding in 2001. | Nevada City, CA | |
| 163 | THE CRPA FOUNDATION THE CRPA FOUNDATION IS DEDICATED TO DEFENDING AND PRESERVING THE SECOND AMENDMENT OF THE U.S. CONSTITUTION THROUGH A VARIETY OF EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS INTENDED TO PRESERVE OUR HUNTING AND SHOOTING HERITAGE. THE FOUNDATION ALSO ACTIVELY SUPPORTS SECOND AMENDMENT AND RELATED LITIGATION WHICH PROTECTS THE CIVIL RIGHTS OF ALL CITIZENS. THE FOUNDATION SUPPORTS THE PERMISSIBLE PROGRAM ACTIVITIES OF THE CALIFORNIA RIFLE AND PISTOL ASSOCIATION, INCORPORATED, BUT ONLY TO THE EXTENT THAT SUCH ACTIVITIES ARE IN FURTHERANCE OF THE CHARITABLE, EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC PURPOSES WITHIN THE MEANING OF SECTION 501(C)(3) OF THE INTERNAL REVENUE CODE OF 1986, AS AMENDED (THE "CODE"), OR THE CORRESPONDING PROVISIONS OF ANY FUTURE UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE LAW. | FULLERTON, CA | |
| 164 | Polaris Institute USA To enable groups to create environmental and social justice. | Walnut Creek, CA | |
| 165 | ADVOCATES FOR FAITH AND FREEDOM ORGANIZED FOR RELIGIOUS PURPOSES TO PROMOTE THE GOSPEL OF JESUS CHRIST BY PROTECTING, DEFENDING AND ADVOCATING RELIGIOUS CIVIL LIBERTIES | MURRIETA, CA | |
| 166 | ON THE MOVE ON THE MOVE ("OTM") PARTNERS WITH COMMUNITIES AND MOBILIZES EMERGING LEADERS TO TAKE ACTION IN PURSUIT OF SOCIAL EQUALITY. | NAPA, CA | |
| 167 | GLOBAL FUND FOR WOMEN WE FUND BOLD, AMBITIOUS, AND EXPANSIVE GENDER JUSTICE MOVEMENTS TO CREATE MEANINGFUL CHANGE THAT WILL LAST BEYOND OUR LIFETIMES. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 168 | WORKGROUP FOR PEOPLES HEALTH AND RIGHTS WORKGROUP (HealthWrights) is a non-profit organization committed to advancing the health, basic rights, social equality, and self-determination of disadvantaged persons and groups | EAST PALO ALTO, CA | |
| 169 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 170 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 171 | MILPITAS, CA | ||
| 172 | TEMPLE CITY, CA | ||
| 173 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 174 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 175 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 176 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 177 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 178 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 179 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 180 | San Leandro, CA | ||
| 181 | THOUSAND OAKS, CA | ||
| 182 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 183 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 184 | NORTH HOLLYWOOD, CA | ||
| 185 | SANTA MONICA, CA | ||
| 186 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 187 | Sacramento, CA | ||
| 188 | MENLO PARK, CA | ||
| 189 | EL MONTE, CA | ||
| 190 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 191 | Encinitas, CA | ||
| 192 | FALLBROOK, CA | ||
| 193 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 194 | ARROYO GRANDE, CA | ||
| 195 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 196 | OAKLAND, CA | ||
| 197 | San Francisco, CA | ||
| 198 | Santa Monica, CA | ||
| 199 | THOUSAND OAKS, CA | ||
| 200 | LA JOLLA, CA | ||
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