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    Rosenberg Foundation

    ActivoPhilanthropy & VoluntarismFinancia Individuos
    SAN FRANCISCO, CASitio web4156449777

    About Rosenberg Foundation

    The Rosenberg Foundation funds leadership, movement-building, and systems-change work centered on racial and criminal justice, with a strong emphasis on Bay Area and California-based grassroots organizations and Black-led initiatives. They support both organizations (project support and intermediary funding) and individual leaders through sizable fellowships, indicating a strategy of investing in people and infrastructure that advance abolitionist/anti-police-violence and media/power-building efforts.

    Focus Areas

    Criminal justice reform and anti–police violence organizing (e.g., Alliance for Safety and Justice, Anti Police-Terror Project)Leadership development for grassroots activists (Leading Edge fellowships to individual organizers)Black-led community power and Black freedom funding in California (support for California Black Freedom Fund/H.O.P.E. and organizations serving Black communities)Movement infrastructure and strategy support (movement strategy center, Tides Center project support)Media justice and narrative change to shift public opinion and power

    Who They Fund

    Black communities and Black-led organizations in California

    About Rosenberg Foundation

    Rosenberg Foundation’s recent grantmaking shows a sustained bet on California movement infrastructure: Alliance for Safety and Justice received three grants across 2023, 2024, and 2025, including support for Californians for Safety and Justice. That pattern sits alongside funding for organizers, policy advocates, and intermediary organizations working on criminal justice reform, immigrant rights, civic participation, and Black freedom in the state. The foundation also invests in individual leaders through the Leading Edge Fellowship, giving multiple fellowship grants to people such as Chaney Turner, Aria Sa-id, and Brandon Anderson. In addition to direct grants to grassroots groups, it uses intermediaries and project support through organizations such as Movement Strategy Center, Tides Center, and Silicon Valley Community Foundation. Recent grants also show interest in narrative and policy work, including Media Justice and Grace’s baby bonds forum support. Across this mix, the foundation appears to fund both people and institutions that shape organizing capacity, policy advocacy, and public narrative in California.

    What Rosenberg Foundation Funds

    Criminal justice reform is a clear priority. Rosenberg Foundation gave $350,000 in 2023, $250,000 in 2024, and $220,000 in 2025 to Alliance for Safety and Justice, including support for Californians for Safety and Justice. It also funded Anti Police-terror Project in Oakland with both general support and project support, including a $83,333 project grant in 2024. For movement infrastructure, the foundation awarded $166,667 in 2023 to Movement Strategy Center in Oakland and later gave it a $83,333 fellowship grant in 2024. Media and narrative work is also present: Media Justice received $166,667 in 2023 and a $83,333 fellowship grant in 2024. On the policy side, Grace in Pasadena received a $90,833 grant in 2025 for forum work on baby bonds.

    How Rosenberg Foundation Gives

    Rosenberg Foundation’s typical grant size clusters around a $3,000 p25, $20,000 median, and $50,000 p75, while the recent grant list also shows larger project and fellowship awards at much higher levels. The foundation supports both organizations and individuals, including fellowship grants through the Leading Edge Fund. Several recipients appear in multiple years, such as Alliance for Safety and Justice, Movement Strategy Center, Media Justice, Anti Police-terror Project, Forward Change, Aria Sa-id, Chaney Turner, and Brandon Anderson, indicating recurring relationships rather than one-off gifts. It is a regular funder and accepts unsolicited applications for several active California-based programs.

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $3.1M

    Total Assets

    $59.3M

    Total Revenue

    $4.3M

    Total Expenses

    $5.7M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $3K and $50K, with a median of $20K.

    25th Percentile

    $3K

    Median

    $20K

    75th Percentile

    $50K

    Geographic Reach

    Local8 states funded
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    Giving Approach

    Concentrated, mid-to-large sized grants with a small number of sizable awards (~$125k–$820k). Mix of repeat multi-year/recurring support for core grantees (e.g., Alliance for Safety and Justice) and standardized fellowship-sized awards to individuals and new movement partners; funding skews toward California-based and Black-led social justice organizations.

    Funding Style

    general/unrestricted supportproject-specific grantsfellowship support (leadership development)capacity-building and transition support (e.g., IT, organizational transitions)support for convenings and coalition-building

    Notable grantees: Alliance for Safety and Justice, Anti Police-Terror Project, Young Women's Freedom Center, Movement Strategy Center, Media Justice

    Topics

    criminal justice reform and decarcerationBlack liberation / Black-led movement buildingcommunity violence intervention and youth mentorshipreentry and support for formerly incarcerated individualsimmigrant and border communities' rights and advocacyvoter organizing and civic engagementpolicy initiatives on economic justice (e.g., baby bonds)

    Where Rosenberg Foundation Makes Grants

    Giving is overwhelmingly California-based: 83% of grants go to recipients in the foundation’s HQ state, and the top state by grant count is CA. Oakland and San Francisco appear repeatedly in the recent grants list, alongside Pasadena, Mountain View, and Fresno-linked support through Silicon Valley Community Foundation. Outside those cities, one recent grant went to Tucson, AZ through Epidarius - Amity Foundation of California. All grants in the recipient distribution are domestic, with 100% going to US recipients.

    Frequently Asked Questions About Rosenberg Foundation

    What kinds of work does Rosenberg Foundation support most often?

    The foundation focuses on criminal justice reform, immigrant rights and workers’ rights, civil rights and civic engagement, and leadership development. Recent grants also show support for Black freedom work, movement infrastructure, and media justice, including grants to organizations in Oakland, San Francisco, Pasadena, and Mountain View.

    Does Rosenberg Foundation fund individuals as well as organizations?

    Yes. The recent grants list includes multiple Leading Edge Fellowship grants to individual organizers, including Chaney Turner, Aria Sa-id, and Brandon Anderson. The foundation also supports organizations through general support, project support, and intermediary funding.

    What is the typical grant size?

    Typical grant sizes are $3,000 at the 25th percentile, $20,000 at the median, and $50,000 at the 75th percentile. The recent grants list also includes larger awards such as $350,000 to Alliance for Safety and Justice and $125,000 to Tides Center.

    Where does Rosenberg Foundation give most often?

    California is the main giving geography: 83% of grants go to recipients in CA, and the top state by grant count is also CA. Recent grants cluster in Oakland, San Francisco, Pasadena, Mountain View, and Fresno-related support.

    Can organizations submit unsolicited applications?

    Yes. The active grant programs listed for Rosenberg Foundation all accept unsolicited applications, including Immigrant Rights & Immigrant Workers' Rights, Justice & Public Safety, Civil Rights & Civic Engagement, Immigrant Rights & Workers' Rights, and the Leading Edge Fund.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

    Source: IRS Form 990-PF, fiscal year 2025.

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    Justice & Public Safety

    Criminal justice reformSentencing reformAlternatives to incarceration+3 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Applicants must have missions and project goals aligned with the Foundation’s grantmaking priorities; the Foundation prioritizes organizations with budgets not exceeding $2 million; applicants must be 501(c)(3) public charities that are not private foundations, public agencies, or 501(c)(4) entities restricted to 501(c)(3) activities; and applicants must be based in or manage significant activities in California. Direct services and projects focused outside California are excluded, along with the other exclusions listed in the Foundation’s application guidance.

    Fecha límite: Letters of inquiry are accepted on an ongoing basis.

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    Civil Rights & Civic Engagement

    Civil rightsCivic engagementVoter participation+4 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Applicants must have missions and project goals aligned with the Foundation’s grantmaking priorities; the Foundation prioritizes organizations with budgets not exceeding $2 million; applicants must be 501(c)(3) public charities that are not private foundations, public agencies, or 501(c)(4) entities restricted to 501(c)(3) activities; and applicants must be based in or manage significant activities in California. Direct services, projects outside California, individuals, for-profit entities, scholarships, and the other exclusions in the Foundation’s application guidance are not eligible.

    Fecha límite: Letters of inquiry are accepted on an ongoing basis.

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    Immigrant Rights & Immigrant Workers' Rights (Grantmaking Portfolio)

    Immigrant rightsWorkers' rightsFarmworker rights+1 más

    ¿Quién puede postularse? Organizations should align with Foundation priorities, be based in or manage significant activities in California, and meet nonprofit/public agency status requirements. Priority given to organizations with budgets generally not exceeding $2M.

    Fecha límite: Letters of Inquiry accepted on an ongoing (rolling) basis.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    ALLIANCE FOR SAFETY AND JUSTICEOAKLAND, CA$220,0002025SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIANS FOR SAFETY AND JUSTICE
    SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONMOUNTAIN VIEW, CA$105,0002025CALIFORNIA BLACK FREEDOM FUND SUPPORT FOR HELPING OTHERS PURSUE EXCELLENCE (HOPE) IN FRESNO
    GRACEPASADENA, CA$90,8332025SUPPORT FOR FORUM, BABY BONDS IN ACTION: FROM CALIFORNIA TO THE NATION'S CAPITAL
    TIDES CENTERSAN FRANCISCO, CA$60,0002025MOVE THE VALLEY
    TIDES FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$40,0002025SMART JUSTICE CALIFORNIA EDUCATION FUND
    LIBERTY HILL FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$40,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    NORTH BAY JOBS WITH JUSTICESANTA ROSA, CA$40,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ALLIANCE SAN DIEGOSAN DIEGO, CA$35,0002025SUPPORT FOR SOUTHERN BORDERS COMMUNITIES COALITION
    TIDES ADVOCACYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$35,0002025AHRI FOR JUSTICE PROJECT
    CENTRAL VALLEY IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION COLLABORATIVEFRESNO, CA$31,7502025SUPPORT FOR IT CONSULTING
    CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$30,0002025SUPPORT FOR POWERFUL INNOVATIONS FOR VOTER ORGANIZING AND TRANSFORMATION (PIVOT)
    TRANSGENDER LAW CENTERLOS ANGELES, CA$30,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    AL OTRO LADOSAN YSIDRO, CA$25,0002025BORDER RIGHTS PROJECT
    UCLA CENTER FOR LABOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONLOS ANGELES, CA$25,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    TODEC LEGAL CENTERPERRIS, CA$20,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    UC BERKELEY CENTER FOR LABOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATIONBERKELEY, CA$20,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ANTI-POLICE TERROR PROJECTOAKLAND, CA$15,0002025SUPPORT OF MENTAL HEALTH FIRST PROJECT
    USC - CENTER ON PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC POLICYLOS ANGELES, CA$15,0002025CA EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE ON PHILANTHROPY
    MARTIN LUTHER KING JR FREEDOM CENTEROAKLAND, CA$15,0002025SUPPORT FOR THE BARBARA LEE POWER CENTER
    YOUNG WOMEN'S FREEDOM CENTERSAN FRANCISCO, CA$15,0002025FOR REIMAGINE FREEDOM, SISTER WARRIORS AND CREDIBLE MESSENGERS TO HOST A SERIES OF CONVENINGS ON BEST PRACTICES IN COMMUNITY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION AND YOUTH MENTORSHIP
    TIDES FOUNDATIONSAN FRANCISCO, CA$15,0002025SUPPORT FOR PROSECUTORS ALLIANCE
    INDIGENOUS JUSTICESACRAMENTO, CA$15,0002025TO DEVELOP THE RETURNING RELATIVES CAMPAIGN
    NEXT RIVEROAKLAND, CA$10,0002025SUPPORT FOR LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIP TRANSITION FOR MALKIA CYRIL
    SIERRA HEALTH FOUNDATION CENTER FOR HEALTH PROGRAM MANAGEMENTSACRAMENTO, CA$10,0002025CALIFORNIA BOYS & MEN OF COLOR FUNDERS ALLIANCE
    PICO CALIFORNIALOS ANGELES, CA$10,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR ORGANIZING EFFORTS
    CHANEY TURNER LLCOAKLAND, CA$10,0002025LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIP TRANSITION SUPPORT
    ROBERT C MAYNARD INSTITUTE FOR JOURNALISM EDUCATIONOAKLAND, CA$10,0002025SUPPORT FOR BAY AREA JOURNALIST CONVENING
    W HAYWARD BURNS INSTITUTEBEAVERTON, OR$10,0002025SUPPORT FOR REPORT ON LESS RESTRICTIVE PROGRAMS FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SECURE LOCKUPS
    ARIA SA-ID LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIPHOUSTON, TX$10,0002025GRANT AUGMENTATION FOR TRANSITION FROM LEF FELLOWSHIP
    ELLA BAKER CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTSOAKLAND, CA$5,0002025SUPPORT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND SPOKESPERSON TRAINING FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE
    MIGRATION DIALOGUEDAVIS, CA$5,0002025FARMWORKER LABOR CONFERENCE
    PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION DBA HELUNA HEALTHCITY OF INDUSTRY, CA$5,0002025SUPPORT TO EXPECTING JUSTICE TOWARD ADVANCEMENT OF WORK BY ZEA MALAWA
    PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION DBA HELUNA HEALTHCITY OF INDUSTRY, CA$3,0002025SUPPORT FOR ABUNDANT BIRTH PROJECT
    FOR THE PEOPLEOAKLAND, CA$2,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT TO ADVANCE THE WORK OF HILARY BLOUT
    ASSOCIATION OF BLACK FOUNDATION EXECUTIVESNEW YORK, NY$2,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    INQUIRING SYSTEMSSANTA ROSA, CA$2,5002025SUPPORT FOR FEED BLACK FUTURES TO SUPPORT A STRATEGIC CONVENING OF FORMERLY INCARCERATED BLACK WOMEN
    GRANTMAKERS CONCERNED WITH IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEESPETALUMA, CA$2,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    NONPROFIT FINANCE FUNDNEW YORK, NY$2,5002025BLACK EQUITY COLLECTIVE
    BROTHERHOOD OF ELDERS NETWORKOAKLAND, CA$2,5002025SUPPORT TO ADVANCE THE JOURNALISM WORK OF PENDARVIS HARSHAW
    CALIFORNIA CALLS EDUCATION FUNDLOS ANGELES, CA$2,5002025ADVANCEMENT OF WORK OF JAHMESE MYRES
    SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENTREPRENEURS INCCALABASAS, CA$2,5002025ADVANCEMENT OF WORK OF JOSEPH WILLIAMS, STUDENTS DESERVE
    NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,5002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    LIVE FREE USAOAKLAND, CA$1,5002025SUPPORT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OF BLACK INTERFAITH LEADERS IN CA
    SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERSLOS ANGELES, CA$1,0002025GENERAL SUPPORT
    NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERSSAN FRANCISCO, CA$1,0002025SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL JUSTICE FUNDERS GROUP
    FUNDERS FOR LGBTQ ISSUESNEW YORK, NY$7502025GENERAL SUPPORT
    ASIAN AMERICANS PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN PHILANTHROPYOAKLAND, CA$7502025GENERAL SUPPORT
    PEAK GRANTMAKING (FORMERLY GRANTS MANAGERS NETWORK)WASHINGTON, DC$7502025GENERAL SUPPORT
    HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPYSAN FRANCISCO, CA$7502025GENERAL SUPPORT
    CANDID (FORMERLY FOUNDATION CENTER)NEW YORK, NY$7502025GENERAL SUPPORT FOR BAY AREA

    ALLIANCE FOR SAFETY AND JUSTICE

    $220,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIANS FOR SAFETY AND JUSTICE

    SILICON VALLEY COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $105,000
    MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA2025

    CALIFORNIA BLACK FREEDOM FUND SUPPORT FOR HELPING OTHERS PURSUE EXCELLENCE (HOPE) IN FRESNO

    GRACE

    $90,833
    PASADENA, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR FORUM, BABY BONDS IN ACTION: FROM CALIFORNIA TO THE NATION'S CAPITAL

    TIDES CENTER

    $60,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    MOVE THE VALLEY

    TIDES FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA
    2025

    SMART JUSTICE CALIFORNIA EDUCATION FUND

    LIBERTY HILL FOUNDATION

    $40,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    NORTH BAY JOBS WITH JUSTICE

    $40,000
    SANTA ROSA, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ALLIANCE SAN DIEGO

    $35,000
    SAN DIEGO, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR SOUTHERN BORDERS COMMUNITIES COALITION

    TIDES ADVOCACY

    $35,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    AHRI FOR JUSTICE PROJECT

    CENTRAL VALLEY IMMIGRANT INTEGRATION COLLABORATIVE

    $31,750
    FRESNO, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR IT CONSULTING

    CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY FOUNDATION

    $30,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR POWERFUL INNOVATIONS FOR VOTER ORGANIZING AND TRANSFORMATION (PIVOT)

    TRANSGENDER LAW CENTER

    $30,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    AL OTRO LADO

    $25,000
    SAN YSIDRO, CA2025

    BORDER RIGHTS PROJECT

    UCLA CENTER FOR LABOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

    $25,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    TODEC LEGAL CENTER

    $20,000
    PERRIS, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    UC BERKELEY CENTER FOR LABOR RESEARCH AND EDUCATION

    $20,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ANTI-POLICE TERROR PROJECT

    $15,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT OF MENTAL HEALTH FIRST PROJECT

    USC - CENTER ON PHILANTHROPY AND PUBLIC POLICY

    $15,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    CA EXECUTIVE ROUNDTABLE ON PHILANTHROPY

    MARTIN LUTHER KING JR FREEDOM CENTER

    $15,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR THE BARBARA LEE POWER CENTER

    YOUNG WOMEN'S FREEDOM CENTER

    $15,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    FOR REIMAGINE FREEDOM, SISTER WARRIORS AND CREDIBLE MESSENGERS TO HOST A SERIES OF CONVENINGS ON BEST PRACTICES IN COMMUNITY VIOLENCE INTERVENTION AND YOUTH MENTORSHIP

    TIDES FOUNDATION

    $15,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR PROSECUTORS ALLIANCE

    INDIGENOUS JUSTICE

    $15,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2025

    TO DEVELOP THE RETURNING RELATIVES CAMPAIGN

    NEXT RIVER

    $10,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIP TRANSITION FOR MALKIA CYRIL

    SIERRA HEALTH FOUNDATION CENTER FOR HEALTH PROGRAM MANAGEMENT

    $10,000
    SACRAMENTO, CA2025

    CALIFORNIA BOYS & MEN OF COLOR FUNDERS ALLIANCE

    PICO CALIFORNIA

    $10,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR ORGANIZING EFFORTS

    CHANEY TURNER LLC

    $10,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIP TRANSITION SUPPORT

    ROBERT C MAYNARD INSTITUTE FOR JOURNALISM EDUCATION

    $10,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR BAY AREA JOURNALIST CONVENING

    W HAYWARD BURNS INSTITUTE

    $10,000
    BEAVERTON, OR2025

    SUPPORT FOR REPORT ON LESS RESTRICTIVE PROGRAMS FOR ALTERNATIVES TO SECURE LOCKUPS

    ARIA SA-ID LEADING EDGE FELLOWSHIP

    $10,000
    HOUSTON, TX2025

    GRANT AUGMENTATION FOR TRANSITION FROM LEF FELLOWSHIP

    ELLA BAKER CENTER FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

    $5,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT OF COMMUNICATIONS AND SPOKESPERSON TRAINING FOR FORMERLY INCARCERATED PEOPLE

    MIGRATION DIALOGUE

    $5,000
    DAVIS, CA2025

    FARMWORKER LABOR CONFERENCE

    PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION DBA HELUNA HEALTH

    $5,000
    CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA2025

    SUPPORT TO EXPECTING JUSTICE TOWARD ADVANCEMENT OF WORK BY ZEA MALAWA

    PUBLIC HEALTH FOUNDATION DBA HELUNA HEALTH

    $3,000
    CITY OF INDUSTRY, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR ABUNDANT BIRTH PROJECT

    FOR THE PEOPLE

    $2,500
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT TO ADVANCE THE WORK OF HILARY BLOUT

    ASSOCIATION OF BLACK FOUNDATION EXECUTIVES

    $2,500
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    INQUIRING SYSTEMS

    $2,500
    SANTA ROSA, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR FEED BLACK FUTURES TO SUPPORT A STRATEGIC CONVENING OF FORMERLY INCARCERATED BLACK WOMEN

    GRANTMAKERS CONCERNED WITH IMMIGRANTS AND REFUGEES

    $2,500
    PETALUMA, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    NONPROFIT FINANCE FUND

    $2,500
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    BLACK EQUITY COLLECTIVE

    BROTHERHOOD OF ELDERS NETWORK

    $2,500
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT TO ADVANCE THE JOURNALISM WORK OF PENDARVIS HARSHAW

    CALIFORNIA CALLS EDUCATION FUND

    $2,500
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    ADVANCEMENT OF WORK OF JAHMESE MYRES

    SOCIAL AND ENVIRONMENTAL ENTREPRENEURS INC

    $2,500
    CALABASAS, CA2025

    ADVANCEMENT OF WORK OF JOSEPH WILLIAMS, STUDENTS DESERVE

    NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERS

    $1,500
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    LIVE FREE USA

    $1,500
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORT LEADERSHIP DEVELOPMENT OF BLACK INTERFAITH LEADERS IN CA

    SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERS

    $1,000
    LOS ANGELES, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    NORTHERN CALIFORNIA GRANTMAKERS

    $1,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    SUPPORT FOR CALIFORNIA CRIMINAL JUSTICE FUNDERS GROUP

    FUNDERS FOR LGBTQ ISSUES

    $750
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    ASIAN AMERICANS PACIFIC ISLANDERS IN PHILANTHROPY

    $750
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    PEAK GRANTMAKING (FORMERLY GRANTS MANAGERS NETWORK)

    $750
    WASHINGTON, DC2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    HISPANICS IN PHILANTHROPY

    $750
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT

    CANDID (FORMERLY FOUNDATION CENTER)

    $750
    NEW YORK, NY2025

    GENERAL SUPPORT FOR BAY AREA