Statistics per Cycle
2025 Cycle 1 – We received 206 applications, and 50 were awarded for a total of $1,000,000.
2024 Cycle 2 – We received 147 applications, and 16 were awarded for a total of $330,000.
2024 Cycle 1 – We received 91 applications, and 22 were awarded for a total of $275,000.
2023 Cycle 2 – We received 58 applications, and 9 were awarded for a total of $131,100.
2023 Cycle 1 – We received 119 applications, and 22 were awarded for a total of $140,000.
Unsolicited Grant Recipients
Showing 1–12 of 203 items
| Organization | Amount | Description | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organization Immigration Center for Women and Children | Amount $25,000 | Description The Immigration Center for Women and Children (ICWC) is a non-profit legal organization providing free and affordable immigration services to underrepresented immigrants in California and Nevada. ICWC strives to provide security and stability for children who are abused, abandoned or neglected and for immigrants who are survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault and other violent crimes. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Black Alliance for Just Immigration | Amount $25,000 | Description Black communities, including Black migrants, bear the brunt of over-policing, harsh sentencing, and systemic anti-Blackness in the criminal justice and immigration systems. Alarmingly, while Black migrants represent only a fraction of the immigrant population, they account for 75% of deportations based on criminal convictions. This disproportionate targeting reflects a deep-seated intersection of racial injustice and punitive immigration enforcement. BAJI addresses these through legal advocacy; policy advocacy; civic engagement; community organizing; research and data development; and narrative-building | Year 2025 |
| Organization Black Surf Santa Cruz | Amount $15,000 | Description Black Surf Santa Cruz (BSSC) creates intentional, inclusive, and supportive environments for Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) within ocean and outdoor recreation spaces. | Year 2025 |
| Organization California Black Womens Health Project | Amount $25,000 | Description California Black Women’s Health Project serves as the only statewide nonprofit solely dedicated to improving the health and wellness of Californias 1.2 million Black women and girls through education, outreach, policy, and advocacy. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Court Appointed Special Advocates of Kern County | Amount $5,000 | Description To expand their Family Connections Program which empowers CASA volunteers to connect children in foster care with appropriate family members and to ultimately gain permanent life connections. | Year 2025 |
| Organization El Concilio of San Mateo County | Amount $25,000 | Description El Concilio provides direct service and community engagement opportunities for historically underserved and underinvested communities. Case Management: Work directly with individuals and families to address their immediate needs and access safety net resources Outreach and Education: They go where their communities are to learn, connect, and share resources Environmental Justice: Address the impact of climate change to educate and prepare our communities Incubator Program: serve as fiscal sponsor to grassroots and neighborhood groups | Year 2025 |
| Organization Farm Alliance of Baltimore, Inc. | Amount $10,000 | Description The Farm Alliance offers technical assistance, urban grower engagement, and farm skill training, including composting, soil health, water conservation, post-harvest handling, agroecological workshops, and community events to a 48-member network. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Food Recovery Network | Amount $10,000 | Description FRN’s 35+ college student chapters, food businesses, and community partners across the Chesapeake Bay region recover and redistribute 80,000 pounds of surplus food, preventing 55 tons of CO2e emissions. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Friends of SCRAP Inc. | Amount $25,000 | Description SCRAP’s Sustainable Fashion Design program provides students with a deep understanding of how the Fashion and Textile industry impacts the environment, while teaching the skills to construct and repair clothing. Based in San Francisco. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Habitat for Humanity Choptank | Amount $10,000 | Description Habitat for Humanity Choptank is building a new 12-home, energy and water efficient development on Camper Street in Cambridge for low income families. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Hispanas Organized for Political Equality | Amount $25,000 | Description Since 1990, HOPE has worked to ensure Latinas have equal access to economic resources and political power to ensure a thriving economy. They support Latinas through our research, education, and advocacy work to dismantle systemic inequities that Latinas experience. Their cohorts train over 300 Latinas annually. Their California network comprises more than 60,000 Latinas, including program alumnae with representation across every county in the state and a diverse partner network of community organizations and coalitions. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Homeless Children’s Network | Amount $20,000 | Description Since 1992, Homeless Children’s Network (HCN) has uplifted San Francisco’s BIPOC children, youth, and families by reducing the trauma of homelessness and domestic violence and paving the way for brighter futures. A leading innovator in providing Afri-centric community-based services with deep roots in the Black/African American community in San Francisco, HCN is uniquely positioned to dismantle systems and barriers preventing diverse communities from accessing mental health and wellness care. | Year 2025 |