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| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
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| 1 | THE MARSHALL MATHERS FOUNDATION TO PROVIDE AT-RISK BOYS AND GIRLS (AGES 5 - 24) ACCESS TO MUCH NEEDED SPORTS PROGRAMS AND ACADEMIC SERVICES. TO THAT END, OUR ORGANIZATION FOCUSES ON PROVIDING BOTH TRADITIONAL AND NON-TRADITIONAL SPORTS SUCH AS FOOTBALL, SOCCER, BASKETBALL, BASEBALL, CHESS, LACROSSE, SWIMMING, GYMNASTICS, DANCE, AND CHEER; AS WELL AS THEATER, CULINARY ARTS, TUTORING AND MENTORING SERVICES, STEAM PROGRAMMING, ROBOTICS, CONFLICT RESOLUTION, LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, FINANCIAL LITERACY AND YOUTH EMPLOYMENT. | ENCINO, CA | |
| 2 | COUNCIL FOR YOUTH EMPOWERMENT YOUTH EDUCATION AND EMPOWERMENT. SELF ESTEEM BUILDING. | Lakeside, CA | |
| 3 | EGEEO FOUNDATION INCORPORATED ThepurposesforwhichthisFoundationisorganizedistoprovideeducationalassistanceandcharitableservicestoresidentsofthecityandcountyofSacramento,byprovidingdirectassistancetoindividualsseekinghighereducationand orcharitableassistanceservicesaswellasfundingsupporttonot-for-profitorganizations.Thesepurposesareachievedbymeetingfinancialneedsthroughgrantunderwritings,scholarshipofferingsanddirectcharitableassistanceservicesandprogramstofamilies,individuals,andnot-for-profitorganizations.TheFoundationdevelopsandsponsorsdirectserviceprogramsandwillpartnerwithcommunity-basedorganizationsthathavesimilarpurposes,tostrengthenitspurposesandmeetitsgoals.Thesedirectserviceprogramspromoteself-reliance,self-empowerment,andself-sufficiency. | N HIGHLANDS, CA | |
| 4 | THE ROSENTHAL FAMILY FOUNDATION UNTITLED MIJA PROJECT LLC - 555 WEST 25TH ST, 4TH FLR, NEW YORK, NY 10001"MIJA" DOCUMENTARY - RAISING AWARENESS ABOUT MINORITY REPRESENTATION IN MASS MEDIA, IMMIGRATION, AND NARRATIVES OF LATINX AND FEMALE EMPOWERMENT. | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 5 | DEAFHOPE OUR MISSION IS TO END DOMESTIC AND SEXUAL VIOLENCE IN DEAF COMMUNITIES THROUGH EMPOWERMENT, EDUCATION AND SERVICES | RICHMOND, CA | |
| 6 | LAND EMPOWERMENT ANIMALS PEOPLE Facilitate committed and open partnerships and projects that enable habitats, species and cultures to thrive, and to provide sustainable economic activities that place equal value on income security, quality of life and the health of our shared environment. | Weed, CA | |
| 7 | 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 | |
| 8 | KUNG CHARITIES INC PEACE plan (P Planting churches/promote reconciliation, E Equipping servant leaders, A Assisting the poor, C Caring for the sick, and E Educating the next generation).All of the charitable works are being done following California Saddleback Churchs PEACE plan | LAGUNA NIGUEL, CA | |
| 9 | COMMUNITIES ADVOCATING FOR RESIDENT COMMUNITIES ADVOCATING FOR RESIDENT EMPOWERMENT (C.A.R.E.) IS DEDICATED TO PROVIDING HIGH QUALITY AND CONSISTENT CRITICAL SOCIAL SERVICES, EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS, ADVOCACY AND TRAINING FOR CHILDREN, YOUTH, FAMILIES AND SENIORS LIVING IN AFFORDABLE HOUSING COMMUNITIES. | ENCINITAS, CA | |
| 10 | REGENERATION INC OUR MISSIONreGeneration is an American interfaith non-profit organization that advances peacebuilding through innovative approaches to education, development, and resilience for young children in crisis zones afflicted by conflict, natural disaster and poverty so that they can imagine and create a better future. We build bridges locally to effect sustainable changes globally.OUR VISIONChildren of all faiths, nationalities, economic levels, and ethnicities have a basic right to experience a wholesome environment that cultivates the empathic foundation, the motivational drive, and the personal and social resources to be able to create a sustainably peaceful, productive, and prosperous society as adults.OUR GOALSContributing to the fields of peacebuilding, equal access to education, and improving outcomes for children in conflict zones, reGeneration seeks To leverage the transformative power of early childhood education by narrowing the gap between children from advantaged and disadvantag | LOS ANGELES, CA | |
| 11 | PRIMAX FOUNDATION INC THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT SOCIALLY AND ECONOMICALLY DISADVANTAGED PEOPLE IN LOCAL AND INTERNATIONAL COMMUNITIES. ACTIVITIES ARE YOUTH EMPOWERMENT AND | LA MIRADA, CA | |
| 12 | LOS ANGELES COUNTY COURT REPORTERS To promote and protect the professional status and economic welfare of its members; to represent its members in negotiations concerning employment conditions; and to conduct other activities in the interest of its members, consistent with the laws of the state of California. | IRVINE, CA | |
| 13 | Soroptimist International of Poway Soroptimist is a global volunteer organization that provides women and girls with access to the education and training they need to achieve economic empowerment | Poway, CA | |
| 14 | HAYWARD POLICE OFFICERS ASSOCIATION Labor organization: provides supplemental benefits to membership, representation during contract negotiations, and promotes social and athletic activities within the community | HAYWARD, CA | |
| 15 | HUMBOLDT AREA FOUNDATION PROMOTES and ENCOURAGES GENEROSITY, LEADERSHIP and INCLUSION TO STRENGTHEN OUR COMMUNITIES. | BAYSIDE, CA | |
| 16 | UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION (USU) AT CALIFORNIA STATE UNIVERSITY, NORTHRIDGE IS A STUDENT CENTERED NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION THAT WORKS TO EXPAND THE COLLEGE EXPERIENCE THROUGH VARIOUS PROGRAMS, SERVICES, EMPLOYMENT, AND INVOLVEMENT OPPORTUNITIES.THE UNIVERSITY STUDENT UNION, AS THE HEART OF CAMPUS, UPLIFTS AND EMPOWERS STUDENTS TO ACHIEVE EDUCATIONAL, PERSONAL AND PROFESSIONAL GOALS BY PROVIDING LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT, MEANINGFUL EMPLOYMENT, AND INNOVATIVE PROGRAMS, SERVICES AND FACILITIES. WE PROMOTE EQUITY, INCLUSION AND WELL-BEING, WHILE ENCOURAGING SOCIAL JUSTICE ADVOCACY TO HELP MATADORS FEEL HEARD, RESPECTED AND CONNECTED TO CSUN. | NORTHRIDGE, CA | |
| 17 | EQUALITY ALLIANCE OF SAN DIEGO Alliance is a community empowerment organization working to ensure that all people can achieve their full potential in an environment of harmony, safety, equality, and justice. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 18 | FOOD EMPOWERMENT PROJECT Engaging in public education and corporate campaigns, as well as community outreach, to promote food justice. Programs address spotlighting the abuse of animals on farms, the depletion of natural resources, unfair working conditions for produce workers, and the unavailability of healthy foods in low-income areas. | SAN JOSE, CA | |
| 19 | Perris, CA | ||
| 20 | RIVERSIDE, CA | ||
| 21 | NORTHRIDGE, CA | ||
| 22 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 23 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 24 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | ||
| 25 | Woodland Hills, CA | ||
| 26 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 27 | CARMEL VALLEY, CA | ||
| 28 | PLAYA VISTA, CA | ||
| 29 | Oakland, CA | ||
| 30 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 31 | CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA | ||
| 32 | BEVERLY HILLS, CA | ||
| 33 | BREA, CA | ||
| 34 | LONG BEACH, CA | ||
| 35 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 36 | CHINO, CA | ||
| 37 | SAN MARCOS, CA | ||
| 38 | Costa Mesa, CA | ||
| 39 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 40 | Gardena, CA | ||
| 41 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 42 | WILDOMAR, CA | ||
| 43 | ALAMEDA, CA | ||
| 44 | La Canada, CA | ||
| 45 | RIVERSIDE, CA | ||
| 46 | Santa Clarita, CA | ||
| 47 | SANTA FE SPRINGS, CA | ||
| 48 | FORT BRAGG, CA | ||
| 49 | EAST PALO ALTO, CA | ||
| 50 | MENLO PARK, CA | ||
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