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The only provider of services to survivors of domestic violence in San Mateo County. In addition to numerous nonresidential services, it also runs emergency and transitional housing and offers wraparound services. It serves over 200 adults and children in its housing programs annually.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| housing stability | $10,000 | general support, $10,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $20,000) |
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| housing stability | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| responsive | $20,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| housing stability | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| responsive | $30,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $20,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| housing stability | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| responsive | $10,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $20,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $10,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| housing stability | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| housing stability | $17,000 | theory of change process |
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| housing stability | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| housing stability | $85,000 | general support, $85,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $255,000) |
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| bright spots | $5,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $85,000 | general support, $85,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $255,000) |
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| bright spots | $5,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $85,000 | general support, $85,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $255,000) |
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| housing stability | $10,000 | holiday drive or general support |
A multi-service agency that serves over 9,000 individuals each year and operates family resource centers across San Joaquin County. These centers provide culturally-appropriate, comprehensive health, economic and social services.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| responsive | $50,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $300,000) |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support |
A safety net provider that offers a nutrition center, emergency financial assistance, and homelessness services. It supports approximately 6,500 residents, including many families.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| family support | $10,000 | general support, $10,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $20,000) |
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| family support | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| responsive | $45,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| family support | $75,000 | general support, $75,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $225,000) |
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| responsive | $80,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $45,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $75,000 | general support, $100,000 in 2019, $75,000 in 2020, and $75,000 in 2021 (payment three of three, total grant amount $250,000) |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $45,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $10,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $75,000 | general support, $100,000 in 2019, $75,000 in 2020, and $75,000 in 2021 (payment two of three, total grant amount $250,000) |
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| family support | $100,000 | general support, $100,000 in 2019, $75,000 in 2020, and $75,000 in 2021 (payment one of three, total grant amount $250,000) |
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| family support | $150,000 | general support, $150,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $450,000) |
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| family support | $150,000 | general support, $150,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $450,000) |
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| family support | $150,000 | general support, $150,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $450,000) |
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| family support | $50,000 | general support |
A comprehensive human services nonprofit providing a broad spectrum of mental health and wellness services. Approximately 160 women and children are served annually in its 14-bed emergency shelter and many more are served through its outreach programs. It also runs a family justice center which connects families to a variety of services in the region.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| housing stability | $65,000 | Solutions to Violence Program, $65,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $195,000) |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| housing stability | $55,000 | Solutions to Violence Program, $55,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $165,000) |
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| responsive | $60,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| housing stability | $55,000 | Solutions to Violence Program, $55,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $165,000) |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $20,000 | Solutions to Violence programs, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| housing stability | $55,000 | Solutions to Violence Program, $55,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $165,000) |
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| housing stability | $50,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $50,000 | Solutions to Violence programs, $50,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| housing stability | $50,000 | Solutions to Violence programs, $50,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| housing stability | $50,000 | Solutions to Violence programs, $50,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| housing stability | $5,000 | holiday drive or general support |
A county library system with over 25 locations that holds over 3,000 events for children ages 0-5, their caregivers, and their families.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| responsive | $75,000 | capital support for 0-5 spaces |
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| safe spaces | $75,000 | capital support for 0-5 spaces in 12 libraries |
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| safe spaces | $60,000 | capital support of North Richmond library space |
A nonprofit organization that works to preserve, protect, improve, and promote the use of Santa Cruz County parks and open spaces for recreational activities, arts, and cultural activities.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support, $40,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $80,000) |
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| safe spaces | $75,000 | renovations of the playground at the Floral County Park in Santa Cruz |
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| safe spaces | $25,000 | general support |
A non-profit youth shelter that provides sanctuary and support for youth ages 18-24 experiencing homelessness. The Santa Clara shelter offers a two-year on-site transitional living program for up to 30 youth, including 5 parenting youth/families.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| housing stability | $20,000 | Santa Clara Program |
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| housing stability | $15,000 | Santa Clara Program |
An initiative formed by Live Oak Preschool parents, local education, health, and social service leaders working together to ensure that all Live Oak children can reach their full potential. Together, stakeholders are developing a family-centered, results-based framework to ensure all Live Oak children are happy, healthy and ready to succeed in school, college & career.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| safe spaces | $65,000 | the charitable activities of Cradle to Career, $65,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $195,000) |
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| safe spaces | $16,000 | the CRM project of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, $50,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| responsive | $20,000 | the charitable activities of Cradle to Career, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, $50,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| responsive | $35,000 | the charitable activities of~Live Oak Cradle to Career, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $20,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $15,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $20,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, $50,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| responsive | $15,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $5,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative,, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable activities of the Live Oak Cradle to Career initiative |
A community program dedicated to creating health equity. It uses a policy and environmental change approach to help community members gain access to healthy food, healthy beverages, and safe places to be physically active. In Merced, the program works with parents to advocate for health needs, community play spaces, safe routes to schools, and other resources.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | the charitable of activities of Cultiva la Salud in Merced |
A children’s science museum that serves over 150,000 children and families on-site and off-site at public education programs each year. It offers an interactive playground for children to discover the power of real science through play and experimentation.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | Community Outreach Programs |
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| safe spaces | $1,000,000 | capital campaign to remodel and expand current museum, allowing for additional exhibit space, more classrooms, expanded school programs, and outdoor play |
Sunlight Giving is part of the Wildcard Giving family and
complements the work of our two sister organizations.
complements the work of our two sister organizations.