About California Primary Care Association
The foundation concentrates funding on strengthening California’s community health center ecosystem, prioritizing regional clinic consortia, federally qualified health centers, and networks that expand primary care access. Grants emphasize COVID-19 response and testing, policy and advocacy to protect clinic funding and access, and operational/capacity support for regional associations, with several repeat multi-grant relationships across the state. The portfolio shows a clear California geographic focus, including targeted support for rural and tribal health networks.
Focus Areas
Regional community health center consortia across California (e.g., county and multi-county clinic associations)COVID-19 response, testing, and surge capacity support for community clinics and FQHCsState-level policy, advocacy, and health systems organizing for clinic funding and access (including CPCA/CaliforniaHealth Plus Advocates)Support for rural and Tribal/urban Indian health networks (e.g., CA Rural Indian Health Board, CA Consortium for Urban Indian Health)Operational and capacity-building grants to strengthen clinic infrastructure and regional coordination
Who They Fund
About California Primary Care Association
A defining feature of California Primary Care Association’s grantmaking is its sustained support for California clinic networks that coordinate primary care, advocacy, and operational capacity. In 2025, the largest grant in the recent list went to Ccalac in Los Angeles for BPHC:BPHC RAC 22/23, and the same year the foundation backed Coalition of Orange County Community Clinics, Community Health Association Inland Southern Region, North Coast Clinics Network, and Redwood Community Health Coalition through the same regional-association funding stream. That pattern points to a funder working through clinic consortia and health-center alliances rather than isolated one-off projects. The foundation also supports policy and advocacy infrastructure. Californiahealth Plus Advocates received $700,000 in 2024 for policy and advocacy, while Cpca Advocates received a $300,000 operational grant in 2025. Another visible thread is program-specific support tied to access and response systems, including the DHCS Health Navigator Program and COVID-19 care, testing, and advocacy. Across the recent grants list, recipients include community health associations, federally qualified health center networks, and urban Indian health organizations serving California communities.
What California Primary Care Association Funds
Regional community health center coordination is central to the foundation’s portfolio. It awarded $600,416 to Coalition of Orange County Community Clinics in 2025 for BPHC:BPHC RAC 22/23 and $276,555 to Community Health Partnership Inc in 2024 for regional care association support. Policy and advocacy are another clear priority. Californiahealth Plus Advocates received $700,000 in 2024 for policy and advocacy, and San Francisco-community Clinic Consortium received $194,000 in 2024 for the same purpose. The foundation also funds health navigation and access work. Alameda Health Consortium received $402,268 in 2025 for the DHCS Health Navigator Program, and United Health Centers of the San Joaquin Valley received $175,000 in 2025 for the same program. COVID-19 response remains part of the mix, with grants such as $204,505 to Community Health Association Inland Southern Region and $200,000 to Neighborhood Healthcare for COVID-19 care, testing, and advocacy.
How California Primary Care Association Gives
Financial Snapshot
Annual Giving
$11.1M
Total Assets
$18.9M
Total Revenue
$19.2M
Total Expenses
$25.5M
Typical Grant Size
Most grants fall between $75K and $153K, with a median of $100K.
25th Percentile
$75K
Median
$100K
75th Percentile
$153K
Geographic Reach
Local2 states funded
Funding intensity
LowHigh
Headquarters
Leadership
FRANCISCO SILVA
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