Click here to see a list of the Foundation’s grants in response to the current COVID-19 crisis.
Results: 26-50 of 2420
| Organization | Programs | Grant Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Opportunity Fund Community Development | Community and Opportunity, Organizational Effectiveness | $25,000 | 2020 | for general support from COVID-19 Response Fund |
| Aspen Global Change Institute Inc. | Climate and Clean Energy, Transform Energy Sectors | $650,000 | 2020 | for research, analysis, and technical support to advance a low-carbon future |
| Third Sector New England Inc. | Education, Effective Practice | $59,254 | 2020 | for the BUILD Initiative to identify and document how DLLs are included in state QRIS systems |
| The Place4grace | Human Rights, Developing Strategies | $40,000 | 2020 | for the Rides2Freedom program |
| Initiate Justice | Human Rights, Developing Strategies | $200,000 | 2020 | for general support |
| Latinos United for a New America | Community and Opportunity, Resilient Local Community | $25,000 | 2020 | for general support |
| University System of New Hampshire | Science, Women in Physics & Astronomy | $92,000 | 2020 | for the 'A Rainbow of Dark Sectors' Aspen winter conference |
| Legal Aid Society of San Mateo County | Human Rights, Developing Strategies | $70,000 | 2020 | for the Linking Immigrants to Benefits, Resources, and Education (LIBRE) project |
| Center for Excellence in Nonprofits | Community and Opportunity, Resilient Local Community | $50,000 | 2020 | for Silicon Valley Next |
| League of Conservation Voters Education Fund | Climate and Clean Energy, Transform Energy Sectors | $150,000 | 2020 | to advance zero emission transportation policy |
| William J Brennan Jr Center for Justice Inc | Community and Opportunity, CEO Fund | $200,000 | 2020 | for 2020 Census project |
| Northern California Grantmakers | Community and Opportunity, Organizational Effectiveness | $51,750 | 2020 | for 2020 Membership Dues ($16,750), annual conference sponsorship ($10,000) & CCJF Dues ($25,000) |
| San Jose Jazz | Community and Opportunity, Organizational Effectiveness | $15,000 | 2020 | for general support from the Coronavirus Grantee Rapid Response Fund |
| Marine Science Institute | Community and Opportunity, Organizational Effectiveness | $15,000 | 2020 | for general support |
| Sunrise Movement Education Fund | Climate and Clean Energy, Opportunity & Other | $150,000 | 2020 | for general support |
| East Bay Community Foundation | Community and Opportunity, CEO Fund | $50,000 | 2020 | for economic recovery support in response to COVID-19 |
| Consumer Reports Inc. | Climate and Clean Energy, Transform Energy Sectors | $175,000 | 2020 | to advance clean vehicle standards and sustainable consumer products |
| Pro Publica Inc. | Community and Opportunity, Journalism | $100,000 | 2020 | for general support |
| Resource Media | Climate and Clean Energy, Transform Energy Sectors | $150,000 | 2020 | to advance power sector transformation |
| National Governors Association Center for Best Practices | Climate and Clean Energy, Opportunity & Other | $50,000 | 2020 | to identify strategies to prevent utility service disconnections |
| Lopez-Wagner Strategies LLC | Community and Opportunity, Organizational Effectiveness | $6,500 | 2020 | for webinar about language access and multilingual communications for grantees |
| Advanced Energy Economy Institute | Climate and Clean Energy, Transform Energy Sectors | $400,000 | 2020 | to advance U.S. power sector transformation |
| Center for American Progress | Education, Enabling Conditions | $303,470 | 2020 | for general support |
| Human Rights Watch Inc. | Human Rights, Developing Strategies | $300,000 | 2020 | for the U.S. immigration and criminal justice programs |
| Homies Unidos Inc | Human Rights, Developing Strategies | $10,000 | 2020 | for the Homies Unidos 20th Anniversary dinner celebration |
The list above contains awards approved by the Foundation. These are primarily grants, but also include direct charitable activities (DCAs) and program-related investments (PRIs). DCAs are distributions a foundation makes to conduct its own charitable activities, rather than by or through other organizations. PRIs are investments with a charitable purpose for which the Foundation’s primary purpose is not to produce income. Under IRS regulations, the expenses associated with DCAs and PRIs count toward a foundation’s qualifying distributions and are reported on its IRS Form 990-PF.