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A nonprofit founded by Sierra Health Foundation to bring together people, ideas, and infrastructure to promote health and racial equity in communities throughout the San Joaquin Valley. One of its key initiatives is the San Joaquin Health Fund, a collaborative funding effort focused on advancing programs and policy changes that promote community health and health equity for all.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| 2020 census | $60,000 | San Joaquin Valley Health Fund Census Cluster Project, $90,000 in 2019 and $60,000 in 2020 (payment two of two, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| 2020 census | $90,000 | San Joaquin Valley Health Fund Census Cluster Project, $90,000 in 2019 and $60,000 in 2020 (payment one of two, total grant amount $150,000) |
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| 2020 census | $60,000 | San Joaquin Valley Health Fund census planning |
A regional multi-service agency which operates a range of programs including childcare, housing, emergency services, family support programs, and social service centers that provide assistance to those in need.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, $40,000 per year for two years (payment two of two, total grant amount $80,000) |
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| responsive | $35,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, $40,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $80,000) |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, $40,000 per year for two years (payment two of two, total grant amount $80,000) |
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| responsive | $60,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $25,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $35,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $25,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, $40,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $80,000) |
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| responsive | $25,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities |
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| family support | $40,000 | Salvation Army Monterey Peninsula Corps, excluding religious activities |
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| housing stability | $30,000 | general support, excluding religious activities, of the Monterey Peninsula Corps |
An environmental justice agency that offers educational and outdoor activities for under-served Tuolumne riverside communities. It works with nearly 300 households in Modesto's Airport Neighborhood to address food access, play spaces, and community health and safety.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| safe spaces | $65,000 | neighborhood initiatives in Modesto |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | neighborhood initiatives in Modesto |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | neighborhood initiatives in Modesto |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | neighborhood initiatives in Modesto |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | initiatives in Modesto's Airport Neighborhood |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | initiatives in Modesto's Airport Neighborhood |
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| safe spaces | $50,000 | initiatives in Modesto's Airport Neighborhood |
An agency based in southern Stanislaus County that offers emergency shelter, day shelter, food, case management, transportation, and other services.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $45,000 | general support |
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| housing stability | $35,000 | general support |
A multi-service nonprofit in Turlock that provides food, clothing, hygiene supplies, essential items, and a day center. It serves 2,000 individuals each year in several communities throughout Stanislaus County.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
|---|---|---|---|
| food security | $65,000 | general support, $65,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $130,000) |
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| food security | $50,000 | general support, $50,000 per year for two years (payment two of two, total grant amount $100,000) |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| food security | $50,000 | general support, $50,000 per year for two years (payment one of two, total grant amount $100,000) |
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| family support | $50,000 | general support |
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| responsive | $20,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| family support | $50,000 | general support |
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| family support | $50,000 | general support |
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| family support | $50,000 | general support |
A non-profit that addresses the greatest challenges in the community through county-wide collaboration and local programs to provide resources to individuals and families in crisis, while also working to create lasting solutions. Its primary focus is on improving education, income, and health outcomes for residents.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| economic opportunity | $20,000 | 211 and Free Tax Services programs |
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| responsive | $30,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| regional capacity building | $60,000 | nonprofit capacity building initiative |
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| responsive | $85,000 | COVID-19 Support Fund |
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| regional capacity building | $40,000 | nonprofit capacity building initiative |
A resident-driven organization that offers families a range of services, including resources for those experiencing homelessness. It serves over 2,000 individuals each year.
| Giving Areas | Amount | Year | Purpose |
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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support, $40,000 per year for three years (payment three of three, total grant amount $120,000) |
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| responsive | $15,000 | general support, COVID-19 Responsive and Recovery Funds |
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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support, $40,000 per year for three years (payment two of three, total grant amount $120,000) |
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| responsive | $25,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $15,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support, $40,000 per year for three years (payment one of three, total grant amount $120,000) |
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| responsive | $10,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| responsive | $15,000 | 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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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support |
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| responsive | $10,000 | general support, COVID-19 Rapid Response Funding |
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| safe spaces | $40,000 | general support |
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| family support | $40,000 | general support |
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| family support | $30,000 | general support |
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.