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    San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund

    ActivoArts, Culture & Humanities
    SAN JOSE, CASitio web9256558355

    About San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund

    The San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund runs an annual, competitive holiday fundraising program that awards a cohort of roughly 20 vetted local nonprofits, schools, and public agencies in the Bay Area. Grants target direct-service needs — especially housing/homeless services, food security, education, healthcare, and supports for vulnerable populations — with awards ranging from about $6,000 to $86,000. The fund prioritizes organizations serving San Mateo, Santa Clara and Santa Cruz counties (and generally nearby Bay Area communities) and emphasizes organizations with clear community impact tied to the Wish Book campaign.

    Focus Areas

    Housing and homelessness services in Santa Clara/San Mateo/Santa Cruz countiesFood security programs and emergency food distributionK–12 and community education support tied to local schoolsCommunity healthcare and direct health services for underserved populationsServices for vulnerable populations (seniors, survivors of abuse, and similar groups)

    Who They Fund

    low-income individuals and familieschildren and youth (students, campers)

    About San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund

    San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund Inc uses an annual holiday campaign to direct large grants to a small cohort of local nonprofits, schools, and public agencies serving vulnerable residents in the Bay Area. The model is unusually public-facing: selected grantees are featured in Mercury News stories, collaborate with reporters, and are funded from holiday donations collected through the Wish Book drive. Recent awards show support for direct services such as food, housing, health care, education, and services for seniors and other vulnerable populations. The grant list also shows that the fund can make sizeable awards within that local frame. In 2023, Jewish Family Services of Silicon Valley in Los Gatos received $86,188 for specific program or project support, while Easterseals Central California in Boulder Creek received $82,000 for program support. Other large grants went to organizations delivering food assistance, family services, and community health support across Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties. Across the recent grants, the foundation backs both operating needs and defined projects. The structure suggests a competitive holiday fundraiser that distributes resources to organizations already working with local residents in need, rather than a broad open-ended national grant program.

    What San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund Funds

    Food security is a clear throughline. In 2025, Loaves and Fishes Family Kitchen in San Jose received $60,000 for 14,000 healthy meals to low income people, and Martha's Kitchen in San Jose received $50,000 in 2024 for general operating support. The foundation also supports hunger relief at the regional level: Second Harvest of Silicon Valley in San Jose received $66,961 in 2023 for general operating support. Health and disability services appear alongside food work. Valley Health Foundation in San Jose received $50,000 in 2025 to support an event that fixed 68 bikes and paid for 13 bike mechanics, and Cco - California Community Opportunities in San Jose received $60,000 in 2025 to purchase 2 vans to help people with disabilities get to appointments. The fund also backs youth and family services. San Jose Day Nursery received $50,000 in 2025 to renovate its outdoor play space, and Fostering Promise in San Jose received $55,000 in 2025 to fund 2 new staff members who are strategic advisors.

    How San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund Gives

    Financial Snapshot

    Annual Giving

    $1.2M

    Total Assets

    $397K

    Total Revenue

    $1.3M

    Total Expenses

    $1.3M

    Typical Grant Size

    Most grants fall between $15K and $43K, with a median of $27K.

    25th Percentile

    $15K

    Median

    $27K

    75th Percentile

    $43K

    Geographic Reach

    Local1 state funded
    Intensidad de financiamiento
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    Leadership

    SHARON RYAN

    Accepts unsolicited proposals

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    seniors / adults 60+
    young adults recovering from mental illness
    veterans and their families
    people with disabilities
    immigrants (legal/immigration clients)
    young mothers and their children

    Giving Approach

    Annual, competitive cohort grants linked to the Mercury News Wish Book campaign; selects ~20 grantees each cycle with one-time awards typically between $6,000 and $86,000.

    Funding Style

    general operating supportprogram/project supportcapital/assets funding (vans, renovations, equipment)capacity building / staffing supportdirect service subsidies (meals, vouchers, camp fees)

    Topics

    food security / meal programsyouth education & enrichment (field trips, camps, sports)homelessness & shelter services (including veterans)mental health recovery & substance use outreacheldercare & support for unpaid caregiversdisability access & assistive technology (transportation, AT)immigration legal services

    Typical grant sizes sit in a fairly concentrated band: p25 is $15,000, median is $26,620, and p75 is $42,500. The recent grant list also includes multiple awards at $50,000 and above, showing that the fund makes a mix of mid-sized and larger project or operating grants within its local scope. This is a recurring annual program rather than a one-off initiative. The same Wish Book grant structure appears across 2023, 2024, and 2025, with funds raised in the holiday campaign distributed to selected grantees. The foundation is a regular funder, not a DAF, and it does accept unsolicited applications through its Wish Book grant program.

    Where San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund Makes Grants

    Giving is entirely in California, with 100% of grants to recipients in the state and the top giving state also California. The strongest concentration is in San Jose, which appears repeatedly in the recent grants list through recipients such as Loaves and Fishes Family Kitchen, Second Harvest of Silicon Valley, and San Jose Day Nursery. Other Bay Area locations include Los Gatos, Boulder Creek, San Mateo, Oakland, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Fremont, and San Leandro. The grant program is centered on Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties.

    Frequently Asked Questions About San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund

    What kinds of organizations does San Jose Mercury News Wish Book Fund Inc support?

    It supports local nonprofits, schools, and public agencies serving vulnerable residents in Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties. Recent grants show funding for housing and homelessness services, food security, healthcare, education, senior services, and support for people with disabilities and young adults recovering from mental illness.

    What is the typical grant size?

    Typical grants cluster around the mid-five-figure range. The reported distribution is p25 at $15,000, median at $26,620, and p75 at $42,500. Recent awards also include larger grants at $50,000 and above.

    Does the foundation accept unsolicited applications?

    Yes. The Wish Book grant program is listed as accepting unsolicited applications, and it runs as a competitive annual grant program tied to the holiday fundraising campaign.

    Where are grants concentrated geographically?

    All reported grants go to California recipients, and the program is focused on Santa Clara, San Mateo, and Santa Cruz counties. Recent recipients include organizations in San Jose, Los Gatos, Boulder Creek, San Mateo, Oakland, Palo Alto, Menlo Park, Fremont, and San Leandro.

    Is this a recurring grantmaker?

    Yes. The Wish Book program appears across 2023, 2024, and 2025, with annual grantees selected for the holiday campaign and funded from the money raised through that drive.

    Latest 990 Filing

    2025

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

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    ¿Quién puede postularse? Open to 501(c)(3) nonprofits, schools, and other public entities located in or serving communities in San Mateo, Santa Clara, or Santa Cruz counties. Individuals, businesses, private foundations, endowments, capital campaigns, and fundraising events are generally not eligible.

    Fecha límite: [backfill scrub 2026-06-02: speculative closing_date nulled] Annual application window in late July through mid-August (example: July 28 to August 12, 2025). Final grant reports due early June the year after the campaign.

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    Recent Grants

    Most recent grants reported to the IRS.

    RecipientLocationAmountYearPurpose
    LOAVES AND FISHES FAMILY KITCHENSAN JOSE, CA$60,0002025PROVIDED 14,000 HEALTHY MEALS TO LOW INCOME PEOPLE
    CCO - CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIESSAN JOSE, CA$60,0002025PURCHASED 2 VANS TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES GET TO APPOINTMENTS
    FOSTERING PROMISESAN JOSE, CA$55,0002025FUNDED 2 NEW STAFF MEMBERS WHO ARE STRATEGIC ADVISORS
    VALLEY HEALTH FOUNDATIONSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002025SUPPORTED AN EVENT THAT FIXED 68 BIKES AND PAID FOR 13 BIKE MECHANICS
    THE RECORD CLEARANCE PROJECT AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITYSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002025REPRESENTED 9 ADDITIONAL CLIENTS IN COURT
    CALIFORNIA CLUBHOUSESAN MATEO, CA$50,0002025FUNDS YOUNG ADULTS RECOVERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS
    SAN JOSE DAY NURSERYSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002025RENOVATED THEIR OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE
    MEALS ON WHEELS OF CONTRA COSTAMARTINEZ, CA$45,0002025USED TO SUBSIDIZE 5,625 MEALS FOR SENIORS
    BEYOND EMANCIPATIONOAKLAND, CA$45,0002025EXPANDED NUMBER OF YOUTH TO GIVE ASSISTANCE FOR SHELTER
    SWORDS TO PLOWSHARESSAN FRANCISCO, CA$45,0002025ASSISTED TO PROVIDE SHELTER FOR MANY VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES
    HEALTHIER KIDS FOUNDATIONSAN JOSE, CA$45,0002025HELPED FUND THE VISIONFIRST PROGRAM AT SCHOOLS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY
    BAY AREA COMMUNITY HEALTHFREMONT, CA$40,0002025SUPPORTED AN OUTREACH EVENT FOR PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE
    SHINE TOGETHERMILPITAS, CA$35,0002025SUPPORTED 71 YOUNG MOTHERS AND 85 CHILDREN FOR FAMILY CLASSES
    SHELTER INCCONCORD, CA$35,0002025SUPPORTED 11 FAMILIES FOR ONE MONTH OF OPERATING COSTS
    SOURCEWISESANTA CLARA, CA$31,0942025SUPPORTED 18 UNPAID CAREGIVERS TO ADULTS 60+ IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY
    OPPORTUNITY JUNCTIONANTIOCH, CA$30,0002025PROVIDED 50 STUDENTS WITH MEALS, AND 270 GIFT CARDS WERE DISPERED
    BAY AREA WOMEN'S SPORTS INITIATIVESAN JOSE, CA$30,0002025PROVIDED 60 GIRLS ENTRY FOR THEIR SPORTS PROGRAM
    THE HEAL PROJECTHALF MOON BAY, CA$30,0002025SUPPORTED 1,509 STUDENTS FOR FIELD TRIPS AND 3,000 STUDENTS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR
    ST VINCENT DE PAUL CONTRA COSTA AKA DISTRICT COUNCIL CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SOPITTSBURG, CA$25,0002025PROVIDED 200 GIFT CARDS WITH $75 FOR FAMILIES TO WINCO GROCERY STORE
    CAMP KALEIDOSCOPESTANFORD, CA$25,0002025SUPPORTED 130 CAMPERS AT JONES GULCH
    WHITE PONY EXPRESSCONCORD, CA$25,0002025WORKED WITH 17 SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE NUTRIOUS MEALS FOR UNDERPRIVELEDGED KIDS
    SILICON VALLEY INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTERSAN JOSE, CA$25,0002025PROVIDED 70 LOW INCOME FAMILIES WITH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY
    OPEN HEART KITCHENLIVERMORE, CA$25,0002025USED FOR STAFFING COSTS AND SUPPLIES
    PAWS IN NEEDSAN RAMON, CA$25,0002025SPAY AND NEAUTURED 213 CATS AND 48 DOGS
    ABILITYPATHREDWOOD CITY, CA$25,0002025PROVIDED ART SUPPLIES, GALLERY AND TEACHING AND COACHING TO STAFF
    THE UNITED EFFORT ORGANIZATION INCMOUNTAIN VIEW, CA$25,0002025SUPPORTING THEIR FIRST PART TIME EMPLOYEE TO HELP WITH CASE MANAGEMENT
    BAY AREA CRISIS NURSERYCONCORD, CA$25,0002025PROVIDED 625 HOURS OF FREE CHILD CARE
    BATTLE TESTED KIDSOAKLAND, CA$25,0002025SUPPORTED 150 YOUTH FOR PROGRAM, AND FUNDED 250 HOURS FOR CAMP COUNSELORS
    AVENIDASPALO ALTO, CA$25,0002025SUPPLIES FOR OLDER ADULTS FOR TWO MONTHS
    THE PENNINSULA COLLEGE FUNDMILPITAS, CA$24,0002025SUPPORT 1 COLLEGE STUDENT FOR HER 4 YEARS OF SCHOOLING
    IMMIGRATION INSTITUTE OF THE BAY AREASAN FRANCISCO, CA$20,0002025MANAGED OVER 1,300 LEGAL IMMIGRATION CASES
    PACIFIC AUTISM CENTER FOR EDUCATIONSANTA CLARA, CA$20,0002025USED FOR COMMUNITY OUTINGS, WHICH SUPPORTED 8 CLASSROOMS
    COLLEGE OF ADAPTIVE ARTSSARATOGA, CA$17,5002025USED FOR TRAINING STAFF
    EASY DOES IT EMERGENCY SERVICESBERKELEY, CA$15,0002025EXPAND SERVICES ON WHEEL CHAIRS TO 2 MORE CITIES
    DOWN SYNDROME CONNECTION OF THE BAY AREADANVILLE, CA$10,0002025USED TO PAY FOR CLASSES FOR YOUTH AND FAMILY SUPPORT COURSES
    EARLY ALERT CANINESCONCORD, CA$10,0002025EXPAND CLIENT SERVICES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR THOSE WITH DIABETIES
    SHOWERHOUSE MINISTRIESANTIOCH, CA$10,0002025FUNDS FOR CREATING HYGEINE KITS
    CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCILCONCORD, CA$10,0002025PURCHASED 50 FOOD MAXX GIFTCARDS
    GRATEFUL GATHERINGSBERKELEY, CA$10,0002025PROVIDED FURTNITURE FOR 8 NEW FAMILIES
    BORP ADAPTIVE SPORTS AND RECREATIONBERKELEY, CA$10,0002025SUPPORTED BORP'S ADAPTIVE CYCLING PROGRAM
    LINCOLN FAMILIESOAKLAND, CA$10,0002025PROVIDED EMERGENCY FUNDS TO POVERTY AND TRAUMA IMPACTED FAMILIES
    TOWER FOUNDATION -(THE TIMPANY CENTER AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY)SAN JOSE, CA$50,0002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    AMIGOS DE GUADALUPE CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENTSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002024SPECIFIC PROGRAM OR PROJECT SUPPORT
    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SANTA CLARA COUNTYSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002024SPECIFIC PROGRAM OR PROJECT SUPPORT
    MAINTENANCE FOR MOMS (LEGALLY SHOPMONKEY FOUNDATION)CAMPBELL, CA$50,0002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    MARTHA'S KITCHENSAN JOSE, CA$50,0002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA BAY AREA AND WESTERN CHAPTER INCPALO ALTO, CA$50,0002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    HEALTHRIGHT 360 - ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY SERVICESSAN JOSE, CA$47,5002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    HELPING HANDS SILICON VALLEY(HHSV)SUNNYVALE, CA$45,0002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT
    SUNNYVALE COMMUNITY SERVICESSUNNYVALE, CA$42,5002024GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    LOAVES AND FISHES FAMILY KITCHEN

    $60,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    PROVIDED 14,000 HEALTHY MEALS TO LOW INCOME PEOPLE

    CCO - CALIFORNIA COMMUNITY OPPORTUNITIES

    $60,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    PURCHASED 2 VANS TO HELP PEOPLE WITH DISABILITIES GET TO APPOINTMENTS

    FOSTERING PROMISE

    $55,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    FUNDED 2 NEW STAFF MEMBERS WHO ARE STRATEGIC ADVISORS

    VALLEY HEALTH FOUNDATION

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    SUPPORTED AN EVENT THAT FIXED 68 BIKES AND PAID FOR 13 BIKE MECHANICS

    THE RECORD CLEARANCE PROJECT AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    REPRESENTED 9 ADDITIONAL CLIENTS IN COURT

    CALIFORNIA CLUBHOUSE

    $50,000
    SAN MATEO, CA2025

    FUNDS YOUNG ADULTS RECOVERING FROM MENTAL ILLNESS

    SAN JOSE DAY NURSERY

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    RENOVATED THEIR OUTDOOR PLAY SPACE

    MEALS ON WHEELS OF CONTRA COSTA

    $45,000
    MARTINEZ, CA2025

    USED TO SUBSIDIZE 5,625 MEALS FOR SENIORS

    BEYOND EMANCIPATION

    $45,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    EXPANDED NUMBER OF YOUTH TO GIVE ASSISTANCE FOR SHELTER

    SWORDS TO PLOWSHARES

    $45,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    ASSISTED TO PROVIDE SHELTER FOR MANY VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES

    HEALTHIER KIDS FOUNDATION

    $45,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    HELPED FUND THE VISIONFIRST PROGRAM AT SCHOOLS IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY

    BAY AREA COMMUNITY HEALTH

    $40,000
    FREMONT, CA2025

    SUPPORTED AN OUTREACH EVENT FOR PEOPLE STRUGGLING WITH SUBSTANCE ABUSE

    SHINE TOGETHER

    $35,000
    MILPITAS, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 71 YOUNG MOTHERS AND 85 CHILDREN FOR FAMILY CLASSES

    SHELTER INC

    $35,000
    CONCORD, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 11 FAMILIES FOR ONE MONTH OF OPERATING COSTS

    SOURCEWISE

    $31,094
    SANTA CLARA, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 18 UNPAID CAREGIVERS TO ADULTS 60+ IN SANTA CLARA COUNTY

    OPPORTUNITY JUNCTION

    $30,000
    ANTIOCH, CA2025

    PROVIDED 50 STUDENTS WITH MEALS, AND 270 GIFT CARDS WERE DISPERED

    BAY AREA WOMEN'S SPORTS INITIATIVE

    $30,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    PROVIDED 60 GIRLS ENTRY FOR THEIR SPORTS PROGRAM

    THE HEAL PROJECT

    $30,000
    HALF MOON BAY, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 1,509 STUDENTS FOR FIELD TRIPS AND 3,000 STUDENTS DURING THE SCHOOL YEAR

    ST VINCENT DE PAUL CONTRA COSTA AKA DISTRICT COUNCIL CONTRA COSTA COUNTY SO

    $25,000
    PITTSBURG, CA2025

    PROVIDED 200 GIFT CARDS WITH $75 FOR FAMILIES TO WINCO GROCERY STORE

    CAMP KALEIDOSCOPE

    $25,000
    STANFORD, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 130 CAMPERS AT JONES GULCH

    WHITE PONY EXPRESS

    $25,000
    CONCORD, CA2025

    WORKED WITH 17 SCHOOLS TO PROVIDE NUTRIOUS MEALS FOR UNDERPRIVELEDGED KIDS

    SILICON VALLEY INDEPENDENT LIVING CENTER

    $25,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2025

    PROVIDED 70 LOW INCOME FAMILIES WITH ASSISTIVE TECHNOLOGY

    OPEN HEART KITCHEN

    $25,000
    LIVERMORE, CA2025

    USED FOR STAFFING COSTS AND SUPPLIES

    PAWS IN NEED

    $25,000
    SAN RAMON, CA2025

    SPAY AND NEAUTURED 213 CATS AND 48 DOGS

    ABILITYPATH

    $25,000
    REDWOOD CITY, CA2025

    PROVIDED ART SUPPLIES, GALLERY AND TEACHING AND COACHING TO STAFF

    THE UNITED EFFORT ORGANIZATION INC

    $25,000
    MOUNTAIN VIEW, CA2025

    SUPPORTING THEIR FIRST PART TIME EMPLOYEE TO HELP WITH CASE MANAGEMENT

    BAY AREA CRISIS NURSERY

    $25,000
    CONCORD, CA2025

    PROVIDED 625 HOURS OF FREE CHILD CARE

    BATTLE TESTED KIDS

    $25,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    SUPPORTED 150 YOUTH FOR PROGRAM, AND FUNDED 250 HOURS FOR CAMP COUNSELORS

    AVENIDAS

    $25,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2025

    SUPPLIES FOR OLDER ADULTS FOR TWO MONTHS

    THE PENNINSULA COLLEGE FUND

    $24,000
    MILPITAS, CA2025

    SUPPORT 1 COLLEGE STUDENT FOR HER 4 YEARS OF SCHOOLING

    IMMIGRATION INSTITUTE OF THE BAY AREA

    $20,000
    SAN FRANCISCO, CA2025

    MANAGED OVER 1,300 LEGAL IMMIGRATION CASES

    PACIFIC AUTISM CENTER FOR EDUCATION

    $20,000
    SANTA CLARA, CA2025

    USED FOR COMMUNITY OUTINGS, WHICH SUPPORTED 8 CLASSROOMS

    COLLEGE OF ADAPTIVE ARTS

    $17,500
    SARATOGA, CA2025

    USED FOR TRAINING STAFF

    EASY DOES IT EMERGENCY SERVICES

    $15,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    EXPAND SERVICES ON WHEEL CHAIRS TO 2 MORE CITIES

    DOWN SYNDROME CONNECTION OF THE BAY AREA

    $10,000
    DANVILLE, CA2025

    USED TO PAY FOR CLASSES FOR YOUTH AND FAMILY SUPPORT COURSES

    EARLY ALERT CANINES

    $10,000
    CONCORD, CA2025

    EXPAND CLIENT SERVICES AND TRAINING PROGRAMS FOR THOSE WITH DIABETIES

    SHOWERHOUSE MINISTRIES

    $10,000
    ANTIOCH, CA2025

    FUNDS FOR CREATING HYGEINE KITS

    CHILD ABUSE PREVENTION COUNCIL

    $10,000
    CONCORD, CA2025

    PURCHASED 50 FOOD MAXX GIFTCARDS

    GRATEFUL GATHERINGS

    $10,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    PROVIDED FURTNITURE FOR 8 NEW FAMILIES

    BORP ADAPTIVE SPORTS AND RECREATION

    $10,000
    BERKELEY, CA2025

    SUPPORTED BORP'S ADAPTIVE CYCLING PROGRAM

    LINCOLN FAMILIES

    $10,000
    OAKLAND, CA2025

    PROVIDED EMERGENCY FUNDS TO POVERTY AND TRAUMA IMPACTED FAMILIES

    TOWER FOUNDATION -(THE TIMPANY CENTER AT SAN JOSE STATE UNIVERSITY)

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    AMIGOS DE GUADALUPE CENTER FOR JUSTICE AND EMPOWERMENT

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2024

    SPECIFIC PROGRAM OR PROJECT SUPPORT

    CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF SANTA CLARA COUNTY

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2024

    SPECIFIC PROGRAM OR PROJECT SUPPORT

    MAINTENANCE FOR MOMS (LEGALLY SHOPMONKEY FOUNDATION)

    $50,000
    CAMPBELL, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    MARTHA'S KITCHEN

    $50,000
    SAN JOSE, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    PARALYZED VETERANS OF AMERICA BAY AREA AND WESTERN CHAPTER INC

    $50,000
    PALO ALTO, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    HEALTHRIGHT 360 - ASIAN AMERICAN RECOVERY SERVICES

    $47,500
    SAN JOSE, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    HELPING HANDS SILICON VALLEY(HHSV)

    $45,000
    SUNNYVALE, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT

    SUNNYVALE COMMUNITY SERVICES

    $42,500
    SUNNYVALE, CA2024

    GENERAL OPERATING SUPPORT