San Joaquin Valley Community Engagement Program

Our San Joaquin Valley Grantees

The following grants have been awarded as part of The Campbell Foundation’s community engagement efforts in the San Joaquin Valley: 

  • ACT for Women and Girls
    • $25,000: General Support
  • Black Wellness and Prosperity Center
    • $5,000: Professional Development
    • $25,000: Technology Capacity Building
    • $5,000: Organizational DEIJ Capacity
    • $25,000: Support of the Black Doula Network Program, which increases health equity for Black birthing persons and infants by addressing the doula shortage in Central California, supporting doulas, and, providing culturally-responsive support to pregnant persons through the postpartum period.
  • California Environmental Voters Education Fund
    • $5,000: Organizational DEIJ Capacity
    • $150,000: Support of the Ambassadors Program, which identifies, cultivates, and supports youth from marginalized communities in the Central Valley and Inland Empire. Ambassadors gain organizing and leadership skills, activate their peers on environmental and climate action, and increase community engagement through organizing within their region.
    • $10,000: Technology Capacity Building
    • $5,000: Organizational DEIJ Capacity
    • $150,000: Support of the Ambassadors Program, which identifies, cultivates, and supports youth from marginalized communities in the Central Valley and Inland Empire. Ambassadors gain organizing and leadership skills, activate their peers on environmental and climate action, and increase community engagement through organizing within their region.
    • $100,000: Support of the Ambassadors Program Pilot, which trains young, primarily BIPOC climate advocates focused on democracy and environmental action. Young adults engaged will participate in a cohort-based, year-long program to develop and foster environmental leadership and organizing skills that will train and empower the next generation of water equity and climate leaders.
    • $5,000: Technology Capacity Building
    • $50,000: Support of the Emerging Leaders Fellowship Program, a pilot for young, primarily BIPOC climate advocates focused on democracy and environmental action. Young adults engaged will participate in a cohort-based, year-long program to develop and foster environmental leadership and organizing skills that will train and empower the next generation of water equity and climate leaders. The Fellowship will advance transformative organizing, build power, and create long-term transformation in marginalized, rural communities.
  • California Rural Legal Assistance Foundation
    • $5,000: Professional Development
    • $50,000: General Support
    • $5,000: Organizational DEIJ Capacity
    • $5,000: Professional Development
    • $50,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
  • Campesinas Unidas Del Valley De Sanjoaquin
    • $5,000: General Support
  • Central Valley Immigrant Integration Collaborative
    • $25,000: General Support
  • Central Valley Partnership
    • $25,000: General Support
    • $25,000: General Support
    • $10,000: General Support
  • Community Water Center
    • $200,000: General Support
    • $200,000: General Support
    • $50,000: General Support
    • $10,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
  • Fairmead Community & Friends
    • $5,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
  • Fresno Community Development Financial Institution/Access + Capital
    • $25,000: General Support
  • Fresno Interdenominational Refugee Ministries
    • $25,000: General Support
  • Fresnoland Media
    • $5,000: General Support
  • Justice Outside
    • $5,000: General Support
    • $5,000: General Support
    • $2,500: General Support
  • Leadership Counsel for Justice and Accountability
    • $100,000: General Support
    • $15,000: Support of work related to securing safe drinking water, improving the resilience of groundwater resources, and expanding community engagement in issues related to water management and service provision in the San Joaquin Valley.
    • $85,000: General Support
  • Multiplier/Maven’s Notebook
    • $5,000: Support of Maven’s Notebook, a comprehensive, independent source for California water news and information.
    • $4,000: Support of Maven’s Notebook, a comprehensive, independent source for California water news and information.
    • $1,000: Support of Maven’s Notebook, a comprehensive, independent source for California water news and information.
    • $1,000: Support of Maven’s Notebook, a comprehensive, independent source for California water news and information.
  • Power California
    • $25,000: Support of the Leadership Pathways Program, which builds and supports the leadership of young BIPOC across the Central Valley. Opportunities include learning key organizing skills, engaging in paid leadership development, deepening political education and analysis, and leading local advocacy efforts that center young BIPOC and build power for young people in the Central Valley.
  • Rural Community Assistance Corporation
    • $5,000: For work related to safe drinking water for California rural communities.
    • $5,000: For work related to safe drinking water for California rural communities.
    • $5,000: For work related to safe drinking water for California rural communities.
  • Self-Help Enterprises
    • $50,000: General Support
    • $5,000: Support for production of a short video documentary on SHE’s Leadership Institute 2024.
    • $50,000: General Support
    • $25,000: General Support
    • $10,000: General Support
  • SJV Water
    • $1,000: General Support
    • $1,000: General Support
    • $1,000: General Support
  • Source LGBT Center
    • $5,000: Supports the LGBT Center Pride event, which provides resources for attendees in this underserved area.
    • $5,000: Supports the LGBT Center Pride event, which provides resources for attendees in this underserved area.
  • West Fresno Health Care Coalition
    • $2,500: Support of the Growing Together Black Farmer Conference.
    • $2,500: Support of the Growing Together Black Farmer Conference.

The Campbell Foundation has invited the following organizations to submit proposals for San Joaquin Valley community engagement funding in 2024: