To unify the struggle and promote leadership of campesinas (farmworker women) in a national movement to increase visibility and advocate for changes that ensure their human, social, environmental and economic rights; to end exploitation and gender-based violence and advance justice for farmworker women and their families.
Alianza Nacional de Campesinas Inc. has built a large emergency grantmaking record around COVID-19 response for farmworker and rural communities. In the latest grants listed, the foundation gave multi-million-dollar awards to Rural Coalition in Washington, DC, Campesinos Sin Fronteras in Somerton, AZ, and Lideres Campesinas in Oxnard, CA, all for COVID-19 response. Those grants show a model centered on rapid support, outreach, and service delivery rather than individual giving or program-related investments. The foundation’s work reflects its broader mission to unify campesinas, expand leadership, and advance the human, social, environmental, and economic rights of farmworker women and their families. Its active programs include a HRSA-funded vaccination outreach effort across 20 U.S. states and Puerto Rico, a COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund, and the USDA Farm & Food Worker Relief Program. Recent grants also reached Workers Center On Central New York in Syracuse and Migrant Clinicians Networks in Austin, indicating a network of partner organizations working on pandemic-related support and outreach.
Public health outreach is a major theme in the foundation’s giving. Through the Rural Communities of Color Health Outreach program, Alianza supported vaccination outreach in 20 U.S. states and Puerto Rico, and that same public-health orientation appears in grants to Migrant Clinicians Networks in Austin, TX for COVID-19 response. Emergency relief is another clear priority. The COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and the Farm & Food Worker Relief Program both focus on pandemic relief for farmworker and rural communities, with the USDA-funded relief program supporting emergency financial assistance plus outreach and enrollment. The foundation also funds community-based farmworker organizations. It awarded COVID-19 response grants to Campesinos Sin Fronteras in Somerton, AZ, Lideres Campesinas in Oxnard, CA, and Workers Center On Central New York in Syracuse, NY, showing support for local delivery partners in affected communities.
Typical grant size is substantial: the 25th percentile is $111,850, the median is $375,050, and the 75th percentile is $1,671,718. The recent grants list shows repeated awards to the same recipients across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including several organizations that appear in multiple years. This is not a private individual grantmaker; it funds organizations and implements federal or state-supported programs. The organization also makes no program-related investments. Unsolicited applications are accepted for the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and the Farm & Food Worker Relief Program.
$20.6M
$7.8M
$22.6M
$23M
Most grants fall between $112K and $1.7M, with a median of $375K.
25th Percentile
$112K
Median
$375K
75th Percentile
$1.7M
About 25% of grants go to recipients in NY.
Hermila Trevino-Sauceda
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Grantmaking is national, with all recent listed grants going to U.S. recipients. New York appears as the top state by grant count, and the recent grants include Workers Center On Central New York in Syracuse. California also receives a notable share of awards, including Oxnard-based Lideres Campesinas. Other recipient locations in the list include Washington, DC, Somerton, AZ, and Austin, TX. The foundation gives 25% of grants to recipients in California.
It funds organizations working on farmworker advocacy, gender-based violence services and training, immigrant justice, public health outreach, relief funds distribution, and policy advocacy and legislation. The listed grants also show partner organizations delivering COVID-19 response and outreach in specific communities.
The grant-size distribution is sizable: p25 is $111,850, the median is $375,050, and p75 is $1,671,718. The recent grants list also includes multi-million-dollar awards, showing that the foundation often funds at a large scale.
Yes. Its active programs include the COVID-19 Emergency Relief Fund and the Farm & Food Worker Relief Program, and the recent grants list is entirely coded as COVID-19 Response. The programs focus on pandemic relief, vaccine outreach, and emergency financial assistance for farmworker and rural communities.
By grant count, New York is the top state in the recent grants data. Recent recipient cities also include Syracuse, NY, Washington, DC, Somerton, AZ, Austin, TX, and Oxnard, CA.
The foundation is headquartered in Oxnard, CA, and 25% of grants go to recipients in California. But its giving is national, and recent grants also went to organizations in Washington, DC, Arizona, New York, and Texas.
2025
Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.
Most recent grants reported to the IRS.
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Rural Coalition | Washington, DC | $5,224,345 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Campesinos Sin Fronteras | Somerton, AZ | $4,457,585 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Lideres Campesinas | Oxnard, CA | $4,432,468 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Campesinos Sin Fronteras | Somerton, AZ | $2,463,141 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Lideres Campesinas | Oxnard, CA | $2,127,351 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Rural Coalition | Washington, DC | $1,519,840 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Workers Center On Central New York | Syracuse, NY | $309,043 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Workers Center On Central New York | Syracuse, NY | $114,665 | 2025 | COVID-19 Response |
| Campesinos Sin Fronteras | Somerton, AZ | $2,463,141 | 2024 | COVID-19 Response |
| Lideres Campesinas | Oxnard, CA | $2,127,351 | 2024 | COVID-19 Response |
| Rural Coalition | Washington, DC | $1,519,840 | 2024 | COVID-19 Response |
| Workers Center On Central New York | Syracuse, NY | $309,043 | 2024 | COVID-19 Response |
| Rural Coalition | Washington, DC | $441,058 | 2023 | COVID-19 Response |
| Campesinos Sin Fronteras | Somerton, AZ | $129,500 | 2023 | COVID-19 Response |
| Lideres Campesinas | Oxnard, CA | $58,900 | 2023 | COVID-19 Response |
| Migrant Clinicians Networks | Austin, TX | $50,000 | 2023 | COVID-19 Response |
Rural Coalition
$5,224,345COVID-19 Response
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
$4,457,585COVID-19 Response
Lideres Campesinas
$4,432,468COVID-19 Response
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
$2,463,141COVID-19 Response
Lideres Campesinas
$2,127,351COVID-19 Response
Rural Coalition
$1,519,840COVID-19 Response
Workers Center On Central New York
COVID-19 Response
Workers Center On Central New York
$114,665COVID-19 Response
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
$2,463,141COVID-19 Response
Lideres Campesinas
$2,127,351COVID-19 Response
Rural Coalition
$1,519,840COVID-19 Response
Workers Center On Central New York
$309,043COVID-19 Response
Rural Coalition
$441,058COVID-19 Response
Campesinos Sin Fronteras
$129,500COVID-19 Response
Lideres Campesinas
$58,900COVID-19 Response
Migrant Clinicians Networks
$50,000COVID-19 Response