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2021 Grant Recipients

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Grants Awarded During 2021

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
For the youth art program at the Piru site
$15,000
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clarita Valley
To incentivize donors at the Club’s annual benefit auction and for after school academic and enrichment programs
$50,000
Bridge to Home
To build a new shelter that can accommodate 92 homeless clients
$50,000
Carousel Ranch
To provide work-readiness training to young adults with disabilities
$25,000
College of the Canyons
To create a permanent emergency fund for students
$50,000
Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley
To build a new resource center and four affordable housing units for homeless families
$25,000
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
$21,000
Guadalupe-Nipomo Dunes Center
To digitize the museum’s collection and create online programs
$25,000
Hart Union High School District
For scholarships to college-bound students
$149,000
Homes for Families
To provide newly housed low-income veterans with services to keep them in their homes
$25,000
Million Little
To provide therapeutic arts programming to at-risk youth in Santa Clarita Valley
$15,000
R.M. Pyles Boys Camp
To send 7 at-risk boys to overnight summer camp
$15,000
Salvation Army Santa Clarita Corps
To provide support services to homeless and low-income individuals in Santa Clarita
$15,000
San Cayetano Elementary School
For the school art program
$8,500
Santa Clarita Valley Education Foundation
To provide grants to teachers for innovative projects
$20,000
Santa Clarita Valley Historical Society
To digitize 10,000 historically important images
$30,000
Saugus Union School District
To provide arts and science programming to TK through 6th grades
$25,500
 

Santa Maria

Boy Scouts of America Los Padres Council
To finish rebuilding an Outdoor School destroyed by wildfire
$15,000
Boys and Girls Club of Mid-Central Coast
For increased program costs due to COVID-19
$40,000
C.A.R.E.4Paws
To operate a mobile veterinary clinic and to provide free pet food and services in the Santa Maria Valley
$15,000
Central Coast Aquarium
For general operating support
$20,000
California Rangeland Trust
To conserve a large historic ranch in the Cuyama Valley of Santa Barbara County
$50,000
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
For the Newhall Internship Program to provide College of Agriculture students paid work experience in the campus farm/ranch facilities
$50,000
CASA of Santa Barbara County
To recruit, screen and train volunteer advocates for foster youth in Santa Maria
$30,000
Central Coast Rescue Mission
To provide basic necessities to homeless and low-income individuals in Santa Barbara County
$20,000
Children’s Resource Network of Central Coast
To provide basic necessities to families in Santa Maria
$40,000
Community Partners in Caring
To provide volunteer support to help seniors meet basic needs
$20,000
Cuyama Valley Family Resource Center
For food and support programs for youth, families and seniors
$25,000
Domestic Violence Solutions
For support services to victims of domestic violence in Santa Maria
$15,000
Family Service Agency of Santa Barbara
For support services and mental health counseling for at-risk families in the Santa Maria Valley
$20,000
Fighting Back Santa Maria
To provide homes services for transitional-aged youth in the Santa Maria Valley
$30,000
Firebaugh High School
For scholarships to college-bound students
$24,000
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County
To provide emergency food and nutrition education programs
$25,000
Future Leaders of America
For the Santa Maria Youth Leadership and Education Project to provide leadership training and workshops on the college application process
$25,000
New Beginnings Counseling Center
For housing assistance and support services for 100 low-income veterans and their families in the Santa Maria Valley
$25,000
Partners in Housing Solutions
To provide housing to 165 homeless individuals in North Santa Barbara County
$10,000
Santa Barbara Humane Society
For medical services to pets in Santa Maria
$35,000
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 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
Transitions – Mental Health Association
For the Growing Grounds vocational program for mentally disabled adults in Santa Maria
$20,000
 

San Francisco

Art with Elders
To provide free online art classes to low-income seniors
$15,000
The Basic Fund
To provide pre-K through 8th grade tuition assistance to low-income families
$30,000
BAYCAT
To train 150 youth in filmmaking and graphic design
$25,000
California Historical Society
For an exhibition on the history of the disenfranchisement of Chinese Californians
$30,000
Center for Urban Education about Sustainable Agriculture
To provide 100 high school students with work experience to learn about Sustainable agriculture
$20,000
Chinatown Community Development Center
For online tutoring programs for children living in affordable housing in Chinatown
$15,000
City Surf Project
To offer a surfing program to students at five high schools in San Francisco
$35,000
Clinic by the Bay
To provide primary care to 2,600 uninsured patients in San Francisco
$25,000
Code Nation
For web development & coding classes to at-risk high school students
$25,000
Curry Senior Center
To provide support services to vulnerable seniors
$30,000
826 Valencia
For the after school tutoring program
$20,000
Enterprise for Youth
For job training workshops and paid internships for 400 teens
$15,000
Friends of Oakland Public Libraries
To provide a digital library to students in the Oakland Unified School District
$25,000
Garden for the Environment
To support educational programming for youth and adults at a public teaching garden in San Francisco
$35,000
Gateway Public Schools
To operate Boys & Girls Clubs at two public charter schools in San Francisco
$20,000
GirlVentures
To provide outdoor education programs to low-income teenage girls
$25,000
Good Samaritan Family Resource Center
To provide 250 students in the Bayview with academic support to address learning loss during the pandemic
$15,000
Ignite
To engage young women in the political process
$22,500
Life Learning Academy
To offer virtual classes to high-need students in San Francisco
$25,000
Literacy for Environmental Justice
To provide outdoor education and workforce development opportunities to youth in the Bayview
$20,000
Loved Twice
To provide newborn babies with complete wardrobes for 12 months
$20,000
Mission Bit
To provide free after-school coding courses and summer bootcamps for high school students
$20,000
Mission Graduates
To support Latinx and immigrant students in pursuing post-secondary education
$25,000
Point Blue Conservation Science
For the conservation of agricultural lands in Merced County
$25,000
Posse Bay Area
To provide 40 high school graduates with support and mentoring to excel in college
$25,000
R.O.C.K.
To provide academic and enrichment programs at three elementary and middle Schools in Visitacion Valley
$30,000
San Francisco Arts Education Project
To provide art classes to underserved children and families in San Francisco
$25,000
San Francisco Botanical Garden
To expand youth environmental education programs
$25,000
San Francisco Gay Men’s Chorus
To provide music education and assemblies that address bullying and empathy to 2,500 students
$20,000
San Francisco Heritage
For the Legacy Business Program and to repurpose the Doolan-Larson Building on Haight Street for use by artists
$50,000
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
To provide a monthly art program to low-income families
$20,000
San Francisco Opera Guild
To provide in-school music education to elementary students
$25,000
San Francisco SafeHouse
To provide rapid re-housing to victims of human trafficking
$20,000
San Francisco School of Needlework & Design
To preserve a hand-embroidery collection and to provide low-cost community outreach programs
$25,000
Society of California Pioneers
For an exhibition about the African American experience during California’s Development in the 1800s
$25,000
Swords to Plowshares
To provide support and emergency housing to low-income and homeless veterans in San Francisco
$30,000
USS Hornet Museum
To provide tools and equipment for the proper care of the museum’s historically Important collections
$25,000
Youth Transportation Organization (Yoots)
To provide low-income youth in San Francisco with transportation to 826 Valencia
$20,000
   

Other

 
Firebaugh FFA
To update the swine and beef barns at the Firebaugh High School farm
$22,000

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