Showing top 200 of 416 foundations
| # | Foundation Name | Location | |
|---|---|---|---|
| 101 | California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce To create, develop and provide education and economic development programs to increase adult leadership for the California Hispanic Chambers of Commerce (CHCC) and for members of the CHCC. | Sacramento, CA | |
| 102 | PARTNERSHIP FOR A BETTER SAN DIEGO PARTNERSHIP FOR A BETTER SAN DIEGO IS A CHARITABLE NON-PROFIT CORPORATION PROVIDING COMMUNITY OUTREACH AND ENGAGEMENT ON ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL JUSTICE ISSUES IN SAN DIEGO COUNTY. | SAN DIEGO, CA | |
| 103 | CALIFORNIA ONCOLOGY RESEARCH The specific purpose is to support medical research in the field of oncology and conduct community outreach educational activities in underserved populations related to the screening and prevention of cancer. To further its purpose, the corporation conducts research to develop and advance methodologies for diagnosis, treatment and cure of cancer. In addition, the corporation supports other organizations conducting cancer research, gives lectures on the subject of cancer diagnosis and treatment, and disseminates information to the general public. Further, the corporation accepts contributions and makes contributions to promote the furtherance of medical research. | SANTA MONICA, CA | |
| 104 | KENNETH A PICERNE FOUNDATION THE GLOBAL SUSTAINABILITY PROJECT ("GSP") AND THE EDUCATIONAL VISIONS PROGRAM ("EVP") IS EXPANDED WITH A WIDE RANGE OF SCHOOLS, EDUCATORS, HOSPITALS AND RESEARCHERS OVER A BROAD GEOGRAPHIC AREA. THE GSP IS A YEAR LONG PROGRAM FOR HIGH SCHOOL JUNIORS. THE OBJECTIVE IS TO HELP FUTURE LEADERS DEVELOP AN UNDERSTANDING AND LIFE EXPERIENCE WITH ANOTHER CULTURE VERY DIFFERENT THAN THEIR OWN AND TO CONTRIBUTE THEIR SKILLS IN SUSTAINING THEIR ENVIRONMENT, BOTH LOCALLY AND INTERNATIONALLY. THE INITIAL PROJECT FOR THE EVP IS ANTICIPATED TO IDENTIFY SCHOOLS AND HOSPITALS WITH OUTSTANDING EDUCATORS AND RESEARCHERS IN THE AREAS OF SCIENCE (INCLUDING MEDICINE), TECHNOLOGY, ENGINEERING, ART AND MATH ("STEAM"). THE IDEA IS TO WORK ON THE PLANNING AND CONSTRUCTION OF A FACILITY OR BUILDING, AS WELL AS, ASSISTING THE TEACHERS AND DOCTORS WITH ACQUIRING SUPPLIES AND DEVELOPMENT AND EXPANSION OF THE STEAM PROGRAMS AT SCHOOLS AND RESEARCH AT HOSPITALS. | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | |
| 105 | ORANGE COUNTY COMMUNITIES ORGANIZED FOR Orange County Communities Organized for Responsible Development (OCCORD) is a community-based organization that brings together workers, families and community partners to organize and advocate for good jobs, strong neighborhoods and an inclusive democracy in Orange County. We provide leadership development training to low-income residents and workers, and we train residents and stakeholders on community organizing, participatory research, nonpartisan political reform, and land use planning and economic development policy. | SANTA ANA, CA | |
| 106 | MIYAMOTO GLOBAL DISASTER RELIEF MIYAMOTO GLOBAL DISASTER RELIEF IS 501(C)(3) NONPROFIT CORPORATION THAT PROVIDES DISASTER MITIGATION RESPONSE, RELIEF AND RECONSTRUCTION SERVICES FOLLOWING NATURAL DISASTER. IT IS THE ONLY NONPROFIT STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING ORGANIZATION IN THE WORLD THAT PROVIDES EXPERTISE AT THE CRITICAL PHASE OF DISASTER. MIYAMOTO RELIEF WORKS WITH NATIONAL GOVERNMENTS, THE UNITED NATIONS, AND NONGOVERNMENT ORGANIZATION (NGOS) TO STRATEGIZE AND IMPLEMENT DISASTER MITIGATION PROGRAMS. | WEST SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 107 | LIVE IN PEACE LIVE IN PEACE IS AN EAST PALO ALTO-BASED ORGANIZATION COMMITTED TO ADVANCING THE CULTURAL, EDUCATIONAL, AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT OF YOUTH IN COMMUNITIES OF COLOR. WE FULFILL THIS MISSION BY BUILDING A STRONG FAMILY ATMOSPHERE THAT SUPPORTS OUR YOUTH IN THE FOLLOWING THREE PROGRAM AREAS: THE LIP STUDIO (ARTS AND CULTURE), THE COLLEGE INITIATIVE (EDUCATION), AND THE STREET CODE ACADEMY (TECHNOLOGY AND ECONOMICS). IN EACH PROGRAM, WE HELP OUR STUDENTS DISCOVER, DEVELOP, AND DIRECT THEIR CREATIVE GENIUS FOR THE BENEFIT OF THEIR COMMUNITY AND THE BROADER WORLD. | EAST PALO ALTO, CA | |
| 108 | MISSION POSSIBLE COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT CENTER OF ANTIOCH INC MPCDCA is committed to neighborhood revitalization. Our goal as a non-profit organization is to improve the quality of life in our communities through arts, culture, education, counseling and healthy living. We serve to develop, enrich, and empower the lives of individuals and families in need. We assist in meeting the needs of the less fortunate families and youths in East Contra Costa County. | Antioch, CA | |
| 109 | WORK2FUTURE FOUNDATION THE WORK2FUTURE FOUNDATION WAS ESTABLISHED IN SEPTEMBER OF 2011 WITH THE PURPOSE OF CREATING AND ADVANCING NEW OPPORTUNITIES TO CONNECT WORKFORCE AND ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT AS WELL AS TO PROMOTE SMALL BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT, GROWTH AND SUSTAINABILITY. THE WORK2FUTURE FOUNDATION PROVIDES PRIVATE AND PUBLICLY FUNDED VOCATIONAL EDUCATION AND TRAINING PROGRAMS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY AND ITS UNINCORPORATED AREAS. THE WORK2FUTURE FOUNDATION SERVES AN ESTIMATED 5,000 JOB SEEKERS EACH YEAR. | SAN JOSE, CA | |
| 110 | San Francisco Higos Inc Micro Lending and Infrastructure Improvement | Oxnard, CA | |
| 111 | AFRICA MERCY PARTNERS AMP PROVIDES SUPPORT FOR THE PEOPLE OF LIBERIA INCLUDING SCHOOL CONSTRUCTIONSUPPORT AGRICULTURAL ORPHAN CARE MEDICAL FACILITIES | Redlands, CA | |
| 112 | Citadel Community Development Corporation To provide services that assist low-income and disadvantaged individuals with achieving self-sufficiency | San Bernardino, CA | |
| 113 | Partners Asia Partners Asia supports community initiatives to improve the lives of the most vulnerable among the people of Myanmar. Many of these people live in unstable areas within Myanmar and along its borders, where they are at risk of displacement and exploitation. (continued p.2) | Oakland, CA | |
| 114 | ACTAI GLOBAL INC THE MISSION OF THE ORGANIZATION IS TO PROVIDE FORUMS FOR COLLABORATION THAT INCORPORATE EDUCATIONAL PROGRAMS FOCUSING ON ENVIRONMENTAL CONSERVATION AND ECONOMIC EMPOWERMENT VIA ENTREPRENEURSHIP. ACTAI GLOBAL BRINGS TOGETHER ATHLETES, CONSERVATIONISTS, TECHNOLOGISTS, ARTISTS AND INNOVATORS TO BRING THEIR COLLECTIVE KNOWLEDGE AND SOCIAL CAPITAL TO SUPPORT DIRECT ACTION BY THE COMMUNITY AS WELL AS TO SUPPORT OTHER ORGANIZATIONS PRODUCING MEANINGFUL RESULTS IN TARGETED AREAS. | MENLO PARK, CA | |
| 115 | ALSAD Outreach Ministries Health education and community outreach | SAN BERNARDINO, CA | |
| 116 | SIERRA HEALTH FOUNDATION THE CENTER BRINGS PEOPLE, IDEAS AND INFRASTRUCTURE TOGETHER TO CREATE A COLLECTIVE IMPACT THAT REDUCES HEALTH DISPARITIES AND IMPROVES COMMUNITY HEALTH FOR THE UNDERSERVED LIVING IN CALIFORNIA. | SACRAMENTO, CA | |
| 117 | WANG MO-JEN AND WANG CHOU AN-YI WORLD FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE WANG MO JEN AND WANG CHOU AN YI LITERATURE BUILDING AT NATIONAL TSING HUA UNIVERSITY IN TAIWAN | SAN FRANCISCO, CA | |
| 118 | DHARMA CIVILIZATION FOUNDATION INC TO ESTABLISH THE SYSTEMATIC ACADEMIC STUDY OF DHARMA, ITS INTERPRETATION AND APPLICATION THROUGH THE CREATION OF ACADEMIC AND INTELLECTUAL INFRASTRUCTURE AND INSTITUTIONS. | NORTHRIDGE, CA | |
| 119 | Lake Forest, CA | ||
| 120 | MANHATTAN BEACH, CA | ||
| 121 | Long Beach, CA | ||
| 122 | IRVINE, CA | ||
| 123 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 124 | Pleasanton, CA | ||
| 125 | NEWPORT BEACH, CA | ||
| 126 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 127 | RIO VISTA, CA | ||
| 128 | DEL MAR, CA | ||
| 129 | LOS ANGELES, CA | ||
| 130 | Lake Forest, CA | ||
| 131 | CAMPBELL, CA | ||
| 132 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 133 | Pasadena, CA | ||
| 134 | HUNTINGTON BEACH, CA | ||
| 135 | Los Angeles, CA | ||
| 136 | San Rafael, CA | ||
| 137 | DANA POINT, CA | ||
| 138 | Riverside, CA | ||
| 139 | Santa Rosa, CA | ||
| 140 | COSTA MESA, CA | ||
| 141 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 142 | SIMI VALLEY, CA | ||
| 143 | San Diego, CA | ||
| 144 | SUN VALLEY, CA | ||
| 145 | BAKERSFIELD, CA | ||
| 146 | EL GRANADA, CA | ||
| 147 | South San Francisco, CA | ||
| 148 | TORRANCE, CA | ||
| 149 | Murrieta, CA | ||
| 150 | San Diego, CA | ||
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