Showing top 200 of 218 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 151 | EL DORADO COUNTY SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION INC Labor organization to protect and promote member interests in contract negotiations; provide legal coverage, conflict counsel representation and LTD insurance coverage; promote goodwill in the local community by providing charitable donations and assist injured officers/families. | Shingle Springs, CA | |
| 152 | RICHMOND POLICE OFFICERS TO REPRESENT THE POLICE OFFICERS OF RICHMOND IN NEGOTIATIONS WITH THE CITY OF RICHMOND REGARDING WORKING CONDITIONS, WAGES, BENEFITS, AND TO SERVE AS A CONDUIT FOR THE PAYMENT OF THE BENEFIT EXPENSE. | RICHMOND, CA | |
| 153 | VALLEY MOUNTAIN REGIONAL CENTER INC TO SUPPORT PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPMENTAL DISABILITIES AS THEY ENRICH THEIR LIVES THROUGH CHOICES AND INCLUSION. VMRC IS COMMITTED TO SECURING QUALITY, INDIVIDUAL SERVICES IN COLLABORATION WITH FAMILIES AND THE COMMUNITY. | STOCKTON, CA | |
| 154 | SOROPTIMIST INTERNATIONAL OF THE AMERICAS INC TO PROVIDE WOMEN AND GIRLS WITH ACCESS TO EDUCATION AND TRAINING THEY NEED TO ACHIEVE ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT. | CHICO, CA | |
| 155 | LATINO CENTER OF ART AND CULTURE THE LATINO CENTER OF ART AND CULTURE IS MULTI-DISCIPLINARY CULTURAL CENTER AND PUBLIC SPACE SERVING THE SACRAMENTO COMMUNITY BY OFFERING LATINO, CHICANO AND NATIVE ARTS PROGRAMMING, ART EDUCATION WORKSHOPS AND A COMMUNITY GATHERING PLACE. LCAC IS A CENTER OF CULTURAL PRIDE, SELF- GOVERNANCE, SELF-EXPRESSION AND COMMUNITY EMPOWERMENT THROUGH THE ARTS. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 156 | PLACER COUNTY DEPUTY SHERIFFS ASSOCIATION The primary purpose of the organization is to provide for the common welfare of members with regard to labor negotiations, legal defense, professional development and membership social activities and to provide economical insurance coverage in a very high risk profession. | LOOMIS, CA | |
| 157 | SOMArts SOMArts cultivates access to the arts within the Bay Area by collaborating with community-focused artists and organizations. Together, we engage the power of the arts to provoke just and fair inclusion, cultural respect and civic participation. | San Francisco, CA | |
| 158 | NEWS NEWS is dedicated to providing safety, hope, healing and empowerment for survivors of domestic and sexual abuse. Equally, NEWS is committed to promoting safe communities and social change through prevention, intervention, education, and advocacy. | Napa, CA | |
| 159 | InspirASIAN InspirASIAN fosters diversity appreciation and inclusion in our workplace. We invoke inspiration from celebrating Asian and Pacific Islander Heritage, increasing cultural awareness, and developing inspiring leaders. We engage with imagination to deliver meaningful events and innovative programs that inspire others to make a difference. | San Ramon, CA | |
| 160 | TECHSOUP GLOBAL TECHSOUP GLOBAL IS A RECOGNIZED LEADER IN BRINGING TECHNOLOGICAL EMPOWERMENT AND PHILANTHROPY TO SOCIAL BENEFIT ORGANIZATIONS - INCLUDING NON-PROFITS, NONGOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS, LIBRARIES AND OTHER SOCIAL CHANGE AGENTS. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 161 | SAN FRANCISCO HOUSING DEVELOPMENT AFFORDABLE HOUSING DEVELOPMENT, HOMEOWNERSHIP, HOUSING AND FINANCIAL EMPOWERMENT SERVICES. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 162 | CHILD FAMILY HEALTH INTERNATIONAL Child Family Health International CFHI provides community-based Global Health Education programs for health science students and institutions. Our unique model fosters reciprocal partnerships and empowerment in local communities. | EL CERRITO, CA | |
| 163 | SACRAMENTO AREA CONGREGATIONS SACRAMENTO ACT ORGANIZES TO CREATE A MORE JUST AND FAIR COMMUNITY FOR EVERYONE IN THE SACRAMENTO REGION, WITH A PARTICULAR FOCUS ON COMMUNITIES OF COLOR THAT HAVE EXPERIENCED HISTORICAL DISCRIMINATION AND DISINVESTMENT. OUR ORGANIZATION IS GROUNDED IN THE CONVICTION THAT EQUITY, JUST AND FAIR INCLUSION IN SOCIETY MUST DRIVE PUBLIC POLICY. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 164 | PHILIPPINE EMPOWERMENT FOR THE POOR Our mission is dedicated to working with non profit organizations providing loans and funding green food programs (vegetable plantation) for the poor to help them stand on their own enabling them to provide for their families. we believe that by helping themselves, will lessen the number of people depending on Dole-Outs. We work hand in hand with selected agencies in the Philippines to carry out our programs and services. Our vision is to empower the poor to help provide for their own needs without dependence on government and others. We want the poor to have economic freedom. We want the poor to be counted as valuable members of the community and for the poor to generate employment for other people in order to build better lives and stronger communities. | Sacramento, CA | |
| 165 | Disability Rights Advocates DRAs mission is to advance the rights, inclusion, and equity of people with disabilities through high-impact litigation, education, and advocacy. Our vision is a world free from discrimination, where people with disabilities are valued members of their communities with equal access to opportunity. | Berkeley, CA | |
| 166 | EAST BAY SANCTUARY COVENANT TO OFFER PROTECTION, ADVOCACY, SUPPORT, COMMUNITY ORGANIZING ASSISTANCE, EMPOWERMENT, AND LEGAL SERVICE TO IMMIGRANTS ESCAPING WAR, POLITICAL PERSECUTION, AND OTHER FORMS OF VIOLENCE. | BERKELEY, CA | |
| 167 | ERUDITE TECHNOLOGY GROUP Erudite Technology Group, Inc. dba Hope Technology Group ETG was organized to give the disadvantaged and needy access to technology. In the 21st Century, access to and an understanding of technology will be critical for everyone in our society. However, many disadvantaged and needy children and adults do not have access to technology. ETG wants to help narrow this technology gap. To accomplish this, ETG opened a private school with the mission of providing an exceptional learning experience for typical and special needs children in a full-inclusion, technology rich environment. The full inclusion program will be composed of highly qualified teachers and therapists, who together with parents create the perfect team for each childs development. The small class sizes and low student-to-teacher ratios benefit our students by providing individualized and small group instruction. We will work to identify and build on each childs strengths and help children overcome their weaknesses. Our goal | PALO ALTO, CA | |
| 168 | MITCHELL KAPOR FOUNDATION TECH WORKPLACE INITIATIVES FOCUSES ON STRENGTHENING THE FIELD OF DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION PRACTITIONERS IN TECH COMPANIES. IT ALSO PROVIDES RESOURCES AND GUIDANCE FOR TECH COMPANY EMPLOYEES TO SELF-ORGANIZE FOR GREATER REPRESENTATION, RETENTION, AND CAREER ADVANCEMENT IN THE TECH INDUSTRY. | OAKLAND, CA | |
| 169 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 170 | MERCED, CA | ||
| 171 | San Leandro, CA | ||
| 172 | Modesto, CA | ||
| 173 | EUREKA, CA | ||
| 174 | Madera, CA | ||
| 175 | Rio Vista, CA | ||
| 176 | ROSEVILLE, CA | ||
| 177 | HANFORD, CA | ||
| 178 | SHASTA LAKE, CA | ||
| 179 | Dixon, CA | ||
| 180 | Carson, CA | ||
| 181 | West Covina, CA | ||
| 182 | Bakersfield, CA | ||
| 183 | Pomona, CA | ||
| 184 | North Hollywood, CA | ||
| 185 | EL CAJON, CA | ||
| 186 | VENTURA, CA | ||
| 187 | FULLERTON, CA | ||
| 188 | Glendora, CA | ||
| 189 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 190 | Covina, CA | ||
| 191 | Pasadena, CA | ||
| 192 | Covina, CA | ||
| 193 | Orange, CA | ||
| 194 | SANTA BARBARA, CA | ||
| 195 | Simi Valley, CA | ||
| 196 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 197 | Bellflower, CA | ||
| 198 | Rialto, CA | ||
| 199 | Imperial, CA | ||
| 200 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
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