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2022 Grant Recipients

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Grants Awarded During 2022

Santa Clarita Valley

 
AAUW
To sponsor seven 7th grade girls at Tech Trek Science Camp
$7,000
Boys and Girls Club of Santa Clara Valley
To provide an art program to low-income youth at the Fillmore & Piru sites
$26,000
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley
For afterschool academic and enrichment programs and to incentivize donors at the Club’s annual benefit auction
$50,000
Carousel Ranch
To provide work-readiness training to young adults with disabilities
$25,000
ESCAPE Theatre
To underwrite a youth production of Beauty & the Beast
$31,000
Fillmore Unified School District
For scholarships to college-bound students
$24,000
Fostering Youth Independence
For case management to foster youth aging out of the foster care system
$10,000
Hart Union High School District
For scholarships to college-bound students
$173,000
Homes 4 Families
To provide newly housed low-income veterans with services to keep them in their homes
$10,000
Leading from Within
For professional and leadership development for individuals working in the social sector in the Santa Maria Valley
$35,000
Million Little
To provide therapeutic arts programming to at-risk elementary students
$20,000
Salvation Army Santa Clarita Valley Corps
To provide support services to homeless and low-income individuals in Santa Clarita
$20,000
Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society
To digitize 10,000 historically important images
$35,000
Single Mothers Outreach of Santa Clarita
To provide mental health counseling to 200 low-income single mothers and group therapy to 30 children
$30,000
Saugus Union School District
To provide arts programming to TK-6th grades
$25,500
 

Santa Maria Valley

Boys and Girls Club of Mid-Central Coast
For academic support for low-income children in Santa Maria
$40,000
California Rangeland Trust
To conserve a large historic ranch in the Cuayma Valley of Santa Barbara County
$30,000
Cal Poly College of Agriculture, Food & Environmental Sciences
For the Newhall Internship Program in agriculture
$50,000
C.A.R.E.4Paws
To operate a mobile clinic and to provide free spay/neuter surgeries and other veterinary care to pet owners in need
$15,000
CASA of Santa Barbara County
To hire a full-time, paid child advocacy specialist to represent foster youth in Santa Maria
$35,000
Central Coast Rescue Mission
To provide basic necessities to homeless and low-income individuals in Santa Barbara County
$25,000
Child Abuse Listening Mediation (CALM)
To provide services to prevent and treat childhood trauma in North Santa Barbara County
$25,000
Children’s Resource Network of the Central Coast
To provide clothing and basic necessities to families in Santa Maria
$40,000
Cuyama Valley Family Resource Center
To provide food and support services to the isolated residents of Cuyama Valley
$25,000
Fighting Back Santa Maria Valley
To hire a young adult case manager to help homeless transitional aged youth secure and maintain permanent housing
$25,000
Firebaugh High School
For scholarships to college-bound students
$24,000
Firebaugh High School FFA
For improvements to the swine barn and the poultry barn
$28,000
Food Bank of Santa Barbara County
To provide healthy food & nutrition education programs in the Santa Maria Valley
$35,000
Future Leaders of America
To prepare 150 Santa Maria youth for college
$40,000
Good Samaritan Shelter
For an afterschool program
$30,000
New Beginnings Counseling Center
For housing assistance and support services for 100 low-income veterans and their families in Santa Maria Valley
$20,000
Oasis
To provide food, services and activities to 1,400 seniors in the Santa Maria Valley
$30,000
Organic Soup Kitchen
To provide low-income seniors with cancer and chronic illness with clinically formulated soup meals in the SMV
$10,000
Partners in Housing Solutions
To provide housing to 165 homeless individuals in North Santa Barbara County
$15,000
Planned Parenthood of California Central Coast
To provide peer-to-peer sex education in Spanish to underserved communities in Santa Maria 
$20,000
Santa Barbara Humane Society
To provide 900 distemper/parvo vaccines to dogs and to spay/neuter 115 cats in Santa Maria 
$28,000
Santa Barbara Maritime Museum
To provide 300 elementary students in Santa Maria with access to youth education programs
$20,000
Santa Barbara Partners in Education
To provide paid internships to high school students in Santa Maria
$15,000
Santa Maria FFA
To provide general support for the FFA chapter at Santa Maria High School
$15,000
Santa Maria Joint Union High School District
For scholarships to college-bound students
$72,000
Santa Maria Philharmonic
To provide classical music education to elementary students in the Santa Maria Valley
$20,000
Santa Maria Valley Discovery Museum
To provide general support to operate the museum four days a week and to provide summer camps
$20,000
Santa Maria Valley YMCA
To pilot a social emotional wellness program to address adverse effects of the pandemic on school-aged children
$25,000
SEEAG
To offer students in Santa Maria field trips to a farm
$20,000
Transitions Mental Health Association
To provide vocational training for adults with mental illness
$25,000
 

San Francisco

America Scores
To provide afterschool programming in soccer & poetry to middle school students
$25,000
Art with Elders
To provide free online art classes to low-income seniors
$10,000
At Home with Growing Older
To teach seniors about home adaptations to live independently
$15,000
California Historical Society
For an in-person and traveling exhibition on California’s Hispanic heritage
$20,000
Chinatown Community Development Center
For a tutoring program for children living in affordable housing in Chinatown
$20,000
City Surf Project
To bring a surfing program to a new partner high school in San Francisco
$35,000
Community Music Center
For music lessons for 1,400 low-income students ages 4-18
$15,000
DrawBridge
To provide art programming to children in homeless shelters & transitional housing in San Francisco
$12,000
Fort Mason Center
To develop & install panels at Fort Mason that explain its role throughout history
$75,000
Garden for the Environment
To support educational programming for youth & adults at a public teaching garden
$15,000
Gateway Public Schools
To operate Boys & Girls Clubs at two charter schools in San Francisco to close the education gap for low-income students
$15,000
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
To provide 250 students in the Bayview with academic support to address learning loss during the pandemic
$15,000
ICA Cristo Rey Academy
To provide work study opportunities and professional skills training to low-income high school girls
$20,000
Literacy for Environmental Justice
For paid internships to low-income youth in “green collar” jobs
$15,000
Mission Bit
To provide free after-school coding courses and summer bootcamps for high school students
$20,000
William McKinley Elementary School PTA
To provide reading and match support to 80 K-1 students who are below grade-level standards
$20,000
Mission Graduates
To support underrepresented students in pursuing post-secondary education
$20,000
Real Options for Kids
To provide academic and enrichment programs at three high-poverty schools in San Francisco  
$17,500
San Francisco Botanical Garden
To expand youth environmental education programs
$15,000
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
To provide a monthly art program to low-income families
$20,000
San Francisco School of Needlework & Design
To provide community engagement programs and to pilot a program for teens with an emphasis on well-being
$20,000
Sunset Youth Services
To at-risk youth with job training and support to become self-sufficient
$20,000
Tech Exchange
To provide computers and tech support to 200 low-income youth in San Francisco
$20,000
   

Other

 
Atascadero Printery Foundation
To repurpose the historic Printery building into a community facility for performing arts and meeting space
$20,000
Jordan College of Agriculture Science & Technology at CSU Fresno
For student scholarships & internships on the 1,000-acre farm
$100,000
Point Blue Conservation Science
For conservation of agricultural lands in Merced County
$60,000
   

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