Statistics per Cycle
2025 Cycle 2 – We received 740 applications, and 41 were awarded for a total of $653,000.
2025 Cycle 1 – We received 206 applications, and 51 were awarded for a total of $1,020,000.
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 265 items
| Organization | Amount | Description | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| Organization Community Partners | Amount $5,000 | Description Latino Equality Alliance works to increase family acceptance in Latine/x LGBTQ communities across Southeast Los Angeles and Boyle Heights. By building collective queer and ally power in schools, homes, and neighborhoods, they create safe spaces for activism, environmental stewardship, leadership building, and political change. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Pine Street Committee, Inc. | Amount $15,000 | Description The Pine Street Committee, Inc. oversees a community center, The Cambridge Empowerment Center providing childcare services, an after school program, and a summer enrichment program for the Cambridge, MD community. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Multiplier | Amount $15,000 | Description FieldSchools are workshops that train local partners to plan, deploy, and sustain environmental sensor networks, then visualize and share data for action. In California’s Central Valley, they pair open-source water sensors with community-led training to equip farmworker families, youth, and local environmental advocates with the tools and knowledge to monitor water quality, confront pollution inequities, and publish open data that drives environmental justice and healthier futures. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Boys & Girls Clubs of Metro Baltimore | Amount $20,000 | Description Boys & Girls Clubs of Metropolitan Baltimore operates clubs in Baltimore, Dorchester, Howard, and Wicomico Counties, serving more than 300 youth through afterschool programming. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Amah Mutsun Land Trust | Amount $25,000 | Description Amah Mutsun Land Trust (AMLT) hosts a Coastal Stewardship Summer Camp in the Santa Cruz , CA area. It is the first step in a pathway for Amah Mutsun Tribal Band (AMTB) youth and their families to connect with other Tribal members, ancestral lands, and AMLT’s approach to stewardship. Each summer, AMTB youth and their families come together for 7 days to explore coastal environments and learn about their traditional lifeways and ancestry from Tribal elders, AMLT staff, and Mutsun teachers. | Year 2025 |
| Organization FOOD, Inc (Central California Food Bank) | Amount $25,000 | Description CCFB provides 60 million pounds of food annually to people struggling with hunger in Fresno, Madera, Kings and Kern Counties. Their Farmworker Community Partnership Program, which distributes culturally-appropriate food monthly in collaboration with the California Farmworker Foundation. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Vision y Compromiso | Amount $20,000 | Description Visión y Compromiso is a CA statewide nonprofit social enterprise committed to community health and wellness by supporting promotoras, trusted and respected community leaders who provide servicio de corazón (service from the heart). | Year 2025 |
| Organization Friends of the Los Angeles River | Amount $25,000 | Description To identify and improve equitable park and green space access, measure ecological and riparian health to set a baseline measure of climate change resilience, and suggest potential areas for habitat restoration, they are creating a GIS-based LA River map with the input of thousands of community members. Emphasis is placed on the Lower LA River in communities of need historically excluded from green spaces and environmental education. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Youth Justice Coalition | Amount $25,000 | Description The Youth Justice Coalition (YJC) is working to build a youth, family, and formerly and currently incarcerated people’s movement to challenge youth criminalization and race, gender and class discrimination in Los Angeles. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Inland Empire Immigrant Youth Collective | Amount $15,000 | Description Inland Empire (IE) Immigrant Youth Collective is a youth-led grassroots organization committed to creating meaningful change within the IE community in CA. The organization's programs address the unique challenges faced by immigrant youth, fostering an environment of growth, healing, and empowerment | Year 2025 |
| Organization Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa | Amount $15,000 | Description Plaza Comunitaria Sinaloa is a community-based learning center in the San Fernando Valley (Los Angeles) that empowers underserved communities through education. | Year 2025 |
| Organization Struggle for Miami’s Affordable and Sustainable Housing, Inc. | Amount $10,000 | Description SMASH supports the most marginalized and vulnerable Black, Brown and LGBTQ+ populations of Miami-Dade County, Florida by building community power for housing and climate justice. | Year 2025 |