GRANTS AWARDED DURING 2012

SANTA CLARITA VALLEY
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clara Valley
   For development of a high quality arts program at the Fillmore Clubhouse
$
7,000
   
Boys & Girls Club of Santa Clara Valley
   For the afterschool academic enrichment and recreational programs
$
30,000
   
Carousel Ranch
   For equestrian therapy programs for children with special needs (2:1 matching grant)
$
12,500
   
Samuel Dixon Family Health Centers, Inc.
  For transition costs to operate as a rural, federally qualified health center
  (2 year payout)
$
100,000
   
Domestic Violence Center of Santa Clarita Valley
  For support programs for victims of domestic violence and
  their children (matching grant)
$
10,000
   
Family Promise of Santa Clarita Valley
  For the enhanced counseling services for homeless families (matching grant)
$
10,000
   
Fillmore High School
  For scholarships awarded to college-bound graduates
$
24,000
   
Foundation for Children’s Dental Health
  For dental services and oral health education for low-income, uninsured
  school children (matching grant)
$
10,000
   
Hart Union High School District
  For scholarships awarded to college-bound graduates
$
120,000
   
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County
  For the educational and public programming at the William S. Hart Museum
$
10,000
   
Newhall School District
  For the new science lab at Oak Hills Elementary School
$
10,000
   
Northlake Hills Elementary School
  For the purchase and installation of SMART boards in four classrooms
$
30,800
   
On Step a la Vez
  For the Teen Wellness Drop-In Center and Afterschool Program
$
10,000
   
Partners for Potential (formerly All People Access Community Services)
  For Santa Clarita day program for moderate and low functioning adults with
  developmental disabilities (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
San Cayetano Elementary School
  For the weekly art program and annual student art show
$
8,500
   
Santa Clarita Shakespeare Festival
  For the Festival’s educational and free public programs (matching grant)
$
7,500
   
Santa Clarita Valley Education Fund
  For the 6th Annual Literacy & Arts Festival
$
4,000
   
Santa Clarita Valley Family YMCA
  For the childcare educational enrichment programs at six school sites
$
25,000
   
Santa Clarita Valley Film Festival
  For expansion of the digital arts youth programming (matching grant)
$
7,500
   
Santa Clarita Valley Food Pantry
  For the Pantry’s food distribution program and projects
$
30,000
   
Santa Clarita Valley International Charter School
  For the Family Giving Program (matching grant)
$
10,000
   
Santa Clarita Valley Senior Center
  For the home delivered meal program (2 years)
$
50,000
   
Santa Clarita Valley Youth Project, Santa Clarita
  For campus-based peer mentoring and case management programs for
  middle and high school students (matching grant)
$
20,000
   
Saugus Union School District
  For academic enrichment programs at the District’s 15 elementary schools
$
22,500
   
TOTAL SANTA CLARITA VALLEY GRANTS
$
594,300
   

 

SANTA MARIA VALLEY AND OTHER CALIFORNIA GRANTS
Alan Hancock College Foundation
  For the new Registered Veterinarian Technician Program
$
50,000
   
Alzheimer’s Association – California Central Coast Chapter
  For the Santa Maria Valley Family Services Program
$
15,000
   
California Future Farmers of America
  For the 2013 Sacramento Leadership Experience
$
20,000
   
CASA Santa Barbara County
  For the Santa Maria Valley Foster Youth Advocacy Program
$
25,000
   
Firebaugh High School
  For scholarships awarded to college-bound graduates
$
24,000
   
Foodbank of Santa Barbara County
  For warehouse operations and food literacy education in Santa Maria Valley
$
40,000
   
GenSpan Foundation
  For expansion of volunteer mentoring program in Santa Maria Valley schools
$
5,000
   
Santa Maria Future Farmers of America
  For support of the Santa Maria FFA chapter program
$
3,000
   
Santa Maria Joint Union High School District
  For scholarships awarded to college-bound graduates
$
48,000
   
Santa Maria Valley Humane Society
  For the main adoption center of the new animal shelter under construction
  (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
Santa Maria Valley YMCA
  For the Young Child’s Preschool and Swim Program (2 year matching grant)
$
50,000
   
Transition-Mental Health Association
  For the Growing Grounds Farm and new Art Gallery Programs
$
25,000
   
TOTAL SANTA MARIA VALLEY GRANTS
$
330,000
   

 

SAN FRANCISCO GRANTS
Aim High
  For the Headlands Environmental Home summer program of science and
  conservation stewardship
$
20,000
   
Alvarado Elementary School PTA
  For the science enrichment program
$
10,500
   
CASA – San Francisco
  For the volunteer advocates program for foster care children and youth
  in the juvenile justice system
$
12,500
   
Center for Young Women’s Development
  For the Sisters Rising Employment Training Program (matching grant)
$
10,000
   
Curry Senior Center
  For the Volunteer Program and Client Assistance Fund (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
Education Outside (formerly San Francisco Green Schoolyard Alliance)
  For expansion of the Green Schools Garden Coordinator Network in San Francisco
  public schools (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
Eldergivers
  For the Art with Elders program (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
Elkus Ranch Environmental Education Center
  For environmental education programs for low-income San Francisco students and
  underserved schools
$
15,650
   
Foundation Center
  For the library and programs services for Bay Area grantseekers and grantmakers
$
5,000
   
Hearing & Speech Center of Northern California
  For the FACES program to train parents how to support their child’s hearing loss
$
20,000
   
Ignite
  For training San Francisco high school and college women to become the next
  generation of civic leaders
$
15,000
   
Indochinese Housing Development Corporation
  For year-round academic, social and job training programs for youth living in
  the Tenderloin neighborhood
$
10,000
   
Kids in the Parks
  For the ecology education for underserved youth program in
  Visitacion Valley public schools
$
15,000
   
Marsh Youth Theatre
  For the Marsh Teen Troupe for high school students
$
15,000
   
Meals on Wheels of San Francisco
  For the Volunteer Visitor program for homebound seniors
$
15,000
   
Mechanics Institute Library & Chess Room
  For the Youth Outreach Chess Program in San Francisco public schools and
  community centers (2 year matching grant)
$
40,000
   
Mission Graduates
  For a challenge grant to sustain and grow the College Connect program (2 years)
$
50,000
   
Mission High School
  For the instructional kitchen as part of the Green Pathway Initiative to teach
  students cooking, healthy eating and sustainability
$
25,000
   
Old Skool Café
  For the restaurant-based on-the-job training and apprenticeship program for
  high risk youth (2 years)
$
25,000
   
PAWS – Pets Are Wonderful Support
  For the Senior Program to help home-bound clients care for their pets
$
15,000
   
Pelican Media
  For the production costs of the in-progress environmental documentary, Pelican Dreams
$
20,000
   
Project Avary
  For support services and training programs to improve the life outcomes of
  San Francisco children with incarcerated parents
$
15,000
   
San Francisco Botanical Garden Society
  For the Educational and Interpretive Planning Initiative at the
  Botanical Garden (matching grant)
$
25,000
   
San Francisco Conservatory of Music
  For the Conservatory in the School programs in eight San Francisco public schools
$
20,000
   
San Francisco Maritime National Park Association
  For the Age of Sail maritime education program for 4-8th grade students
$
15,000
   
San Francisco Recreation and Park Department
  For the Camp Azure outdoor summer program for children with autism
  (2 year matching grant)
$
20,000
   
San Francisco Senior Center
  For wellness and social programs to foster independence and self-reliance of seniors
$
10,000
   
San Francisco Unified School District
  For the Youth at Art Festival at the de Young Museum
$
15,000
   
Square Peg Foundation
  For the equestrian therapy programs for San Francisco youth with special needs
$
12,000
   
Telegraph Hill Neighborhood Center
  For the Senior Program providing wellness and health programs, computer and
  art classes, social services and hot meals (2 years)
$
20,000
   
Tule Elk Park Early Education School
  For the Tule Elk Park Project to expand the model garden program and sustain its
  educational component for children in Pre K-4th grade
$
25,000
   
Women’s Audio Mission
  For expansion of digital media technology training programs to prepare women and girls
  for jobs in music production and the recording arts
$
25,000
   
TOTAL SAN FRANCISCO GRANTS
$
615,650
   
TOTAL GRANTS AWARDED
$
1,539,950