Showing top 200 of 433 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | TOBY WELLS FOUNDATION BLUE APPLE RANCH ENRICHES LIVES THROUGH THE RESCUE, REHABILITATION, AND COMPASSIONATE CARE OF AT-RISK EQUINES WHILE PROVIDING EDUCATION, PUBLIC AWARENESS PROGRAMS AND THERAPEUTIC ACTIVITIES FOR BOTH PEOPLE AND HORSES ALIKE. | POWAY, CA | |
| 102 | Sheltering Wings Corporation To provide services and advocacy, which creates choices and opportunities for adults with disabilities to reach their maximum potential. | Blythe, CA | |
| 103 | ODC TO INSPIRE AUDIENCES, CULTIVATE ARTISTS, ENGAGE COMMUNITY, AND FOSTER DIVERSITY AND INCLUSION THROUGH DANCE. | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 104 | AMERICAN COLLEGE OF HEALTHCARE EXECUTIVES The mission of the Chapter, in the territory designated by ACHE, is to deliver exceptional value to our members by: providing professional growth through educational programming, networking and mentoring; promoting high ethical standards and conduct; fostering diversity and inclusion; generating pride and enthusiasm; delivering innovative chapter leadership; and promoting the mission of ACHE. | La Canada, CA | |
| 105 | Cabin By the Lake Inc The purpose of the organization is to construct cabins for disabled persons to access public camping and recreational facilities and to support projects benefiting the handicapped and those with special needs. | Escondido, CA | |
| 106 | VERNELLA TRANSITIONAL HOME RESIDENTIAL FACILITIES FOR PEOPLE WITH DEVELOPEMENTAL DISABILITIES | COMPTON, CA | |
| 107 | KENDALL FOUNDATION TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF INDIVIDUAL WITH AUTISM SPECTRUM DISORDER | MODESTO, CA | |
| 108 | ENDUE FOUNDATION INVESTING IN AND PROVIDING SUPPORT FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS WITH DISABILITIES. | SAN MATEO, CA | |
| 109 | HOLY FIRE MINISTRIES HELPING TO PAY EDUCATION AND ASSISTED LIVING EXPENSES FOR LESS FORTUNATE INDIVIDUALS. | ORANGEVALE, CA | |
| 110 | INTERNATIONAL WOMENS CONFERENCE INC The International Womens Conference is the bridge to a better understanding of the Alcoholics Anonymous philosophy and way of life because of our special needs in sobriety as women. We as women members of Alcoholic Anonymous are survivors. We have found a way to obtain meaning, depth and responsibility in our lives. This came about out of desire, decision, determination and spiritual guidance. An elevated sense of belonging that is brought about by the special services and a special need provided by our Womens Conference is our goal. | SAN JOSE, CA | |
| 111 | THE CONEJO VALLEY FRIENDSHIP CIRCLE INC To provide assistance and support to the families of children with special needs. | AGOURA HILLS, CA | |
| 112 | NEW INCENTIVES TO REDUCE POVERTY WHILE INCREASING HEALTH OUTCOMES FOR WOMEN, CAREGIVERS AND INFANTS BY PROVIDING FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE | WALNUT, CA | |
| 113 | NORCAL CARCINET SUPPORT GROUP Our mission is to help those with neuroendocrine tumors and carcinoid to share challenges and experiences learn about prognosis and treatments find information and improve communications between the medical community patients and caregivers. By providing opportunities for our members to connect with others who have these rare illnesses we will enable them not only to get their questions answered but also to give and receive emotional support. In addition we aspire to bring greater awareness to the medical community and the public so as to promote earlier detection and treatment of these often unrecognized illnesses. | Ripon, CA | |
| 114 | Surfing Madonna Oceans Project Surfing Madonna Oceans Project strives to enhance the community through cultural programs such as facilitating art shows, providing a platform for public book readings in our free liabrary, and showcasing local musicians.Throughout the summer months we facilitate surf camps for special needs youth. Working with a local surfing school, we serve approximately 160 special needs youth, giving them an opportunity to experience the thrill of riding the waves. | Encinitas, CA | |
| 115 | GLOBAL FREEDOM ALLIANCE THE SPECIFIC PURPOSE OF THIS ORGANIZATION IS TO SUPPORT AND RESOURCE PROJECTS THAT RESCUE AND REHABILITATE INDIVIDUALS FROM SLAVERY AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING. THE CORPORATION WILL ALSO CREATE AWARENESS ABOUT THE EXISTENCE AND PLIGHT OF VICTIMS. | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 116 | EL POZO DE VIDA HUMAN TRAFFICKING RESCUE, RESTORATION AND REHABILITATION OF HUMAN TRAFFICKING VICTIMS | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 117 | CHILDRENS HEALTH GUILD The Childrens Health Guild is a group of fifty energetic Bay Area women who dedicate their time and talent to raise funds on behalf of UCSF Benioff Childrens Hospital Oakland and the George Mark Childrens House. Originally founded as St. Lukes Junior Auxiliary, our group has raised funds to support womens and childrens medical care in San Francisco. As our membership has migrated to the East Bay, we have re-launched our organization and we are now a new independent non-profit providing financial support to two local pediatric medical facilities. The Childrens Health Guild is proud to support UCSF Benioff Childrens Hospital Oakland and the George Mark Childrens House because they provide children and their families with health care services for a childs full cycle of life. Together, they support emergency care, on-going treatment, transitional, respite, and end-of-life care for children. | LAFAYETTE, CA | |
| 118 | HALO HEALING AUTISM THROUGH LEARNING AND OPPORTUNITIES TO RAISE FUNDS TO BE USED FOR THE TREATMENT OF AUTISTIC CHILDREN FROM LOW INCOME FAMILIES. | COSTA MESA, CA | |
| 119 | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | ||
| 120 | BREA, CA | ||
| 121 | WOODLAND HILLS, CA | ||
| 122 | HEMET, CA | ||
| 123 | WOODLAND HILLS, CA | ||
| 124 | SAN DIEGO, CA | ||
| 125 | Studio City, CA | ||
| 126 | Danville, CA | ||
| 127 | Huntington Beach, CA | ||
| 128 | Eldorado Hills, CA | ||
| 129 | PASO ROBLES, CA | ||
| 130 | SAN LORENZO, CA | ||
| 131 | MENLO PARK, CA | ||
| 132 | SAN JOSE, CA | ||
| 133 | CAPISTRANO BEACH, CA | ||
| 134 | PALO ALTO, CA | ||
| 135 | CYPRESS, CA | ||
| 136 | SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, CA | ||
| 137 | OJAI, CA | ||
| 138 | RAMONA, CA | ||
| 139 | COSTA MESA, CA | ||
| 140 | San Jose, CA | ||
| 141 | THOUSAND OAKS, CA | ||
| 142 | PLACERVILLE, CA | ||
| 143 | WEST COVINA, CA | ||
| 144 | TEMECULA, CA | ||
| 145 | SACRAMENTO, CA | ||
| 146 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 147 | FAIR OAKS, CA | ||
| 148 | WOODLAND HILLS, CA | ||
| 149 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 150 | FAIRFIELD, CA | ||
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