Our Community Partners
Episcopal Community Services
$29,080
Break barriers and transform communities through programs rooted in our tradition of action and faith in God.
www.ecscalifornia.org
Guitars in the Classroom
$30,000
To expand the role of music in education and elevate student engagement by making purposeful, inclusive music a joyful and integral part of literacy, academic, and social-emotional learning throughout the school day, and beyond.
www.guitarsintheclassroom.org
Healthy Early Years (HEY) Clinic at SDSU’s Center for Excellence in Early Development
$54,000
A nonprofit training facility that offers low-cost family, couples, and child therapy.
www.education2.sdsu.edu
Logan Heights Community Development Corporation
$45,000
To strengthen residents and businesses in Greater Logan Heights neighborhoods through community empowerment, education, economic growth, and housing development.
www.loganheightscdc.org
Monarch school Project
$25,000
Nurtures resilience in unhoused youth and their families. We empower students to influence their own growth in the areas of academic success and social emotional learning. We reinforce the existing strength of families so that students can thrive in school and in life.
www.monarchschools.org
Palomar Family Counseling Service
$60,000
Support and strengthen children, youth, adults, families, schools and communities.
www.palomarfamilycounseling.com
Solutions for Change
$30,000
Solving Family Homelessness- One family, one community at a time.
www.solutionsforchange.org
Bayside Community Center
$40,000
Addresses food security in Linda Vista through direct distribution of shelf-stable foods, the cultivation and distribution of fresh, healthy produce, and providing education on urban agriculture and healthy eating.
www.baysidecc.org
City Heights CDC
$35,000
Enhances the quality of life in City Heights by working with the community to improve food access through their New Roots Community Farm and Project Nourish.
www.cityheightscdc.org
Coastal Roots Farm
$50,000
Nourishes bodies and supports thriving lives through dignified access to fresh, healthy food and inclusive multigenerational and multicultural programs that foster joy, compassion, and connection to the land, food, and one another.
www.coastalrootsfarm.org
ElderHelp of San Diego
$30,000
Provides customizable home deliveries of groceries to San Diego seniors based on preferences and dietary needs as well as nutrition-education services for clients and volunteers.
www.elderhelpofsandiego.org
Kitchens for Good
$50,000
Addresses the root causes of food insecurity by helping food-insecure individuals and those with diminished economic opportunities improve their health and financial stability.
www.kitchensforgood.org
Urban Growth
$30,000
Provides community members the education and resources to grow food through macro and micro-farm programs, facilitating sustainable food systems.
www.urbangrowth.farm
Alpha Project for the Homeless
$30,000
Empowers individuals, families, and communities by providing work, recovery, and support services to people who are motivated to change their lives and achieve self-sufficiency.
www.alphaproject.org
Casa de Amparo
$25,000
Supports those affected by and at risk of child abuse and neglect through a range of programs and services that promote healing growth, and healthy relationships.
www.casadeamparo.org
ElderHelp of San Diego
$36,000
Provides personalized services and information that help seniors remain independent and live with dignity in their own homes.
www.elderhelpofsandiego.org
Foundation for Women Warriors
$50,000
Honors and empowers the women veteran community by providing housing assistance.
www.foundationforwomenwarriors.org
Jewish Family Service of San Diego
$50,000
Provides a welcoming environment, meaningful resources and tools, and dignified support to help families find stability and transition back into permanent housing through their Safe Parking Program and case management services.
www.jfssd.org
Just in Time for Foster Youth
$50,000
Serves young people out of the foster care system after age 18 who leave without a safety net or a family to assist with their transition to adulthood.
www.jitfosteryouth.org
Monarch School Project
$25,000
Educates students impacted by homelessness through an innovative approach where students gain the skills they need to improve their lives, develop awareness of their emotions, explore their passions and plan for a life of self-sufficient living.
www.monarchschools.org
Serving Seniors
$50,000
Helps poor and homeless seniors to thrive, using an innovative model of whole-person, wraparound support including meals, housing, health and social services, and lifelong learning.
www.servingseniors.org
American Bar Association Immigration Justice Project
$30,000
Provides legal empowerment for detained female asylum seekers, among other services.
www.americanbar.org
Casa Cornelia Law Center
$50,000
Provides free counsel and representation to indigent asylum seekers at each step of their immigration journey.
www.casacornelia.org
International Rescue Committee
$60,000
Provides opportunities for refugees, asylees, victims of human trafficking, survivors of torture, and other immigrants to thrive in America.
www.rescue.org
Jewish Family Service of San Diego
$100,000
Provides robust immigration legal services in addition to humanitarian and respite shelter for asylum seekers. This grant made in partnership with The San Diego Foundation.
www.jfssd.org
Karen Organization of San Diego
$25,000
Provides culturally and linguistically appropriate support for refugees from Burma that move the community toward integration and self-sufficiency.This grant made in partnership with The San Diego Foundation.
https://www.karensandiego.org
Social Advocates for Youth (SAY) San Diego
$35,000
Partners with diverse community programs to serve students and their families in Mid City, including a large population of immigrants, refugees, and asylees, by linking them to the resources and services they need including college scholarships, case management.
www.saysandiego.org
Survivors of Torture, International
$54,450
Provides holistic care and services to asylum seekers, asylees and refugees who are torture survivors.
www.notorture.org
The San Diego LGBT Community Center
$26,000
Provides in-house case management that supports acclimation, translation services and forms assistance, travel and transportation assistance and other basic needs to support LGBT refugees, asylees and asylum seekers.
www.thecentersd.org
Children’s Legal Services of San Diego, Inc.
Commercial Sexual Exploitation of Children Case Manager
$28,225
The CSEC Case Manager will provide education, training and support to prevent human trafficking among the highly vulnerable population of foster youth.
www.clssandiego.org
Free to Thrive
Family Law Program
$75,000
Provides no-cost legal services and connections to other support services for survivors of human trafficking.
www.freetothrive.org
GenerateHope
Recovery and Transition Programs
$60,000
Provides long-term, comprehensive safe-housing and complex trauma-informed care to survivors of sex trafficking.
www.generatehope.org
North County Lifeline
Project LIFE
$30,000
Combats human trafficking through intensive youth-focused prevention and intervention programs.
www.nclifeline.org
Project Concern International/ San Diego Trafficking Prevention Collective
San Diego Trafficking Prevention Collective
$50,000
A 3-year prevention program that builds the resilience of San Diego school children to protect them from human trafficking.
www.sandiegotpc.org
The AjA Project
Girls-Eye View
$35,000
Uses photography as a powerful tool to build confidence and self-representation for underserved girls and women in juvenile and rehabilitation system.
www.ajaproject.org
Boys to Men Mentoring Network, Inc.
Boys to Men Mentoring Program
$25,000
Facilitates in-school volunteer group mentoring to support young men on their journey to adulthood.
www.boystomen.org
The David’s Harp Foundation, Inc.
Student Studio
$30,000
Provides young people with creative outlets, while improving school GPA and a place to call home.
www.davidsharpfoundation.org
International Rescue Committee
Refugee Girl’s Academy
$50,000
Empowers young refugee girls overcome adversity and achieve self-confidence by applying Social/ Emotional Learning (SEL) curriculum in its program.
www.rescue.org
Survivors of Torture, International
Refugee Student Enrichment Activities (RSEA)
$25,000
Helps refugee youth groups increase positive adaptive skills to process traumatic experiences and to heal.
www.notorture.org
Tariq Khamisa Foundation
Restorative Workshops
$25,000
Offers school-based instruction to children that develops problem-solving skills and promotes nonviolence resolution among their peers.
www.tkf.org
Just in Time for Foster Youth
Basic Needs/My First Home
$25,000
Works to keep transition-age foster youth from becoming homeless by providing guidance and resources to support safe, stable housing.
www.jitfosteryouth.org
Promises2Kids
Foster Youth Self-Sufficiency – Addressing Risk Factors for Homelessness
$41,769
Assists foster youth in achieving and maintaining self-sufficiency by offering one-on-one individualized transition and housing plans through Youth2Youth Advocates.
www.promises2kids.org
San Diego LGBT Community Center
Youth Services
$40,000
Provides mental health and case management services to meet the unique needs of at-risk and homeless LGBT and HIV positive youth.
www.thecentersd.org
Think Dignity
Homeless Youth Legal Advocacy Project
$50,000
Offers direct attorney representation and emotional support for homeless youth dealing with criminal defense and family law legal issues.
www.thinkdignity.org
Voices for Children
Transitional-Age Teens and Homelessness Prevention Program
$45,000
Prepares at-risk foster teens for a successful adult life outside of the foster care system through the caring advocacy of CASA volunteers.
www.speakupnow.org
Center for Employment Opportunities
Reentry to Employment: Training & Certification
$39,995
Provides immediate, effective and comprehensive employment services to men and women with recent criminal convictions.
www.ceoworks.org
Kitchens for Good
Project Launch: Culinary Job Training
$30,000
Breaks the cycles of food waste, poverty and hunger though innovative programs in workforce training, healthy food production and social enterprise.
www.kitchensforgood.org
MiraCosta College Foundation
Machinist Technology Program
$39,900
Prepares students for employment in machine shops and manufacturing facilities to provide a direct path to an exciting career, job security and financial stability.
www.foundation.miracosta.edu
National Foundation for Autism Research
NFAR Tech
$25,000
Offers those with autism the opportunity to gain technical and employment skills in a supportive and hands-on environment.
www.nfar.org
Vista Community Clinic
Training Low-Income Residents to Become Medical Assistants
$51,504
Develops an affordable, public and certificated MA training program.
www.vistacommunityclinic.org
Center on Policy Initiatives
Students for Economic Justice
$30,000
Inspires college students from underserved communities to become high-functioning, effective leaders through their engagement in intensive classroom workshops and in working for well-established partners in the community to address issues critical to the region.
www.cpisandiego.org
Jacobs Center for Neighborhood Innovation
Diamond Youth Programs Leadership Training Series
$42,000
Equips students with the leadership skills they need to become catalysts for community change in San Diego’s Diamond Neighborhoods.
www.jacobscenter.org
Outdoor Outreach
Outdoor Voices Youth Leadership Initiative
$50,000
Utilizes the outdoors to provide teens with life skills, employment opportunities, and civic engagement training.
www.outdooroutreach.org
South Bay Community Services
Promotora-led Parent Outreach, Education and Engagement Program
$50,000
Provides an innovative platform that dramatically increases the number of effective parent volunteers at underperforming schools in Chula Vista through the use of Promotoras (bi-lingual parents with a track record of community involvement).
www.southbaycommunityservices.org
Friends of Albert Einstein Academies
Water Education Station
$25,000
Educates students in grades K-8, the community, and many neighboring schools about water issues relating to water conservation, quality, and treatment.
www.foaea.org
Friends of Balboa Park
Plaza de Balboa Smartscape Project
$40,000
Makes Balboa Park more sustainable by optimizing water usage in the Plaza de Balboa, reclaiming water from building rooftops and air conditioning condensation, and utilizing “water wise” irrigation to the Zoro and Persian Rug Gardens.
www.friendsofbalboapark.org
San Diego Children’s Discovery Museum
Water Wise Programs
$28,000
Teaches children about the water cycle, conservation, watershed science, and environmental issues through education programs and the Water Wise exhibit.
www.sdcdm.org
The Water Conservation Garden
Ms. Smarty-Plants Grows Earth Heroes & The Magic of Water
$73,000
Effecting long-term changes in how San Diegans use and conserve water by providing education programs for children teaching them about the scarcity of water, drought tolerant plants, and simple things they can do to conserve water.
www.thegarden.org
Able-Disabled Advocacy, Inc.
Career$mart
$57,000
Offers employability skills training and job placement services that will lead to financial self-sufficiency and holistic well-being for 50 adults with significant disabilities.
www.able2work.org
San Diego County Medical Society Foundation
Project Access San Diego
$47,000
Provides access to needed specialty care for uninsured San Diego residents.
www.championsforhealth.org
San Diego Public Library Foundation
READ/San Diego
$37,000
Offers free adult literacy program to improve the reading comprehension and general literacy skills of San Diego residents.
www.supportmylibrary.org
YMCA Youth & Family Services
Kinship Support Services
$25,000
Provides respite, assistance with childcare and other emergency needs, support groups, needs assessments, resource and referrals, and assistance navigating the child welfare system and other systems of support to new kinship caregivers.
www.ymca.org/community-support/ymca-youth-and-family-services
Bayside Community Center
Linda Vista Academic Club
$27,500
Take the successful Kit Carson Elementary School Academic Club model and replicate it at Linda Vista Elementary School.
www.baysidecc.org
Community HousingWorks
Running Readers Reading Enhancement Program
$40,000
Utilize the Running Readers program to provide students with the skills, knowledge and encouragement to enhance reading aptitude and attitude so that students are reading at grade level by the completion of third grade and; to facilitate a supportive home environment to encourage parent involvement in reading activities.
www.chworks.org
Excellence and Justice in Education Academies
Literacy Intervention Project
$34,000
Hire a reading specialist who can provide training for classroom teachers on language improvement strategies and provide one-to-three and one-to-one language skills training for underperforming students in the school.
www.ejeacademies.org
International Rescue Committee
TEAM (Teach, Engage, Achieve, and Motivate) Project
$40,000
Provides an afterschool program at Marshall Elementary for refugee students to improve their academic performance, self-esteem and civic participation; and to encourage parent involvement in their children’s education.
www.rescue.org/us-program/us-san-diego-ca
Junior Achievement of San Diego and Imperial Counties
Empowering Young Leaders – Encouraging Young Lives
$55,800
Prepares low-income, at-risk students in K through 5 to succeed in the global economy by making the learning “relevant to the real world,” and to expose students to knowledge they may not receive at home.
www.jasandiego.org
California Center for the Arts Escondido
My Story: Literacy Through the Arts
$25,000
Continue the artist-in-residence program with Escondido Union School District (EUSD) confronting the District’s challenges with the lack of art teachers or an arts curriculum, low academic achievement, and a high population of non-native English Language Learners (ELL).
www.artcenter.org
Eveoke Dance Theatre
REFUGE in the Arts
$32,000
Explores “cycles of violence” through a professional training and performance program that serves ages 10-18, connecting these youth with social activism through the dance.
Playwrights Project
Writing Lives
$29,650
Provides playwriting residencies to underserved students at schools in Lakeside and San Ysidro, and performances of student work for the community.
www.playwrightsproject.org
San Diego Center for Children
Therapeutic Music Program
$45,000
Helps heal emotional wounds by providing an outlet for children to learn to cope with past trauma by expressing themselves through music and movement.
www.centerforchildren.org
San Diego Opera Association
Words and Music
$50,000
Provides arts education and improve literacy skills of at-risk students through the creation of their own opera.
www.sdopera.com
Camp Stevens
Environmental Stewardship Project
$43,800
Provides discovery programs and overnights at Camp Stevens allowing hands-on experiences leading to lifestyle change and community action.
www.campstevens.org
Ocean Discovery Institute
Canyon Community Connection
$40,000
Addresses environmental and societal challenges facing the watershed of Swan Canyon.
www.oceandiscoveryinstitute.org
San Diego Coastkeeper
Marine Debris Program
$35,000
A fun way to learn about issues and solutions in nature to seek immediate positive impact on environmental health.
www.sdcoastkeeper.org
Torrey Pines Docent Society
Sustaining Success at Torrey Pines: A Nature Connection for All Age
$33,900
Protect, preserve and help maintain Torrey Pines State Natural Preserve.
www.torreypine.org
Alliance for African Assistance
Medical Interpretation Certification Program
$30,040
Certify refugee interpreters to work in medical and dental practices where op-portunities for full-time, well-paid employment are growing.
www.alliance-for-africa.org
East County EDC Foundation
The Grossmont College OPT Program
$43,720
Provides skills training, personal/crisis counseling, and job placement and retention services at no cost to low-income and at-risk students from a variety of age groups, socioeconomic levels, and ethnic backgrounds.
www.eastcountyedc.org
Home Start, Inc.
H-Seed Program
$65,000
Link unemployed or low income people to careers in accounting, business and/or tax preparation through intensive training, internship and career development.
www.home-start.org
International Rescue Committee
Career Development Program
$62,240
Helps newly arrived refugees transition from their initial entry level job into higher wage, higher skilled careers through one-on-one case management assistance and a Vocational Education Loan Fund.
www.rescue.org/united-states/san-diego-ca
Barrio Logan College Institute
The Brighter Futures Youth Collaborative
$60,000
Provides academic, social and extracurricular activities that will help under-served middle school students develop positive skills and behaviors, make positive choices, and ultimately become the first in their families to attend college.
www.blci.org
Kids Korps USA
Engaging City Heights Youth in Volunteer Service Activities
$25,000
Engages high-risk middle school students from Monroe Clark Middle School and Wilson Middle School in hands-on volunteer service activities through the development of year-round school-based chapters at these schools.
www.handsonsandiego.org/kidskorps
SAY San Diego
Project L.I.V.E.
$52,000
Provides a range of supportive services and resources to children of incarcerated parents, to provide them with the tools to become self sufficient, successful adults.
www.saysandiego.org
Tariq Khamisa Foundation
Peace Empowerment Project – Middle School Leaders & Peacebuilders
$36,000
Empowers students to say “no” to guns, gangs, bullying and violence; to make positive choices; and to become leaders in their school and community.
www.tkf.org
Vista Community Clinic
Project REACH
$50,000
Increase resilience of middle school age youth through a comprehensive gang prevention intervention program in Oceanside and Vista.
www.vistacommunityclinic.org
Jewish Family Services of San Diego
Youth Food Pantry
$44,000
Feed San Diego’s homeless, low-income, and vulnerable children and adults, helping individuals and families attain higher levels of stability and functioning.
www.jfssd.org
La Maestra Family Clinic
Healthy Food Choices
$25,000
Improves access to nutritious foods and to help low-income families in the Central Region learn to maintain a healthy lifestyle.
www.lamaestra.org
Meals-On-Wheels San Diego County
Meals 4 Seniors
$40,000
Increases access to nutritional meals for seniors, age 60 and older, residing in City Council District 4.
www.meals-on-wheels.org
Morse High School
Terra Nova Academy Seeds of Leadership
$31,500
Creates the Seeds of Leadership Youth Garden to find creative solutions to food insecurity.
www.sandiegounified.org/schools/morse
San Diego Hunger Coalition
Food Stamp Task Force
$25,000
Assists the Food Stamp Task Force to increase participation in the Food Stamp Program thus reducing hunger and food insecurity throughout San Diego County.
www.sandiegohungercoalition.org
Serving Seniors
Senior Nutrition Program
$38,500
Reduce the increasing incidence of hunger and anxiety among low-income seniors in the greater downtown San Diego area.
www.servingseniors.org
Vista Hill ParentCare Center
ParentCare Mother Hubbard’s Cupboard Project
$35,000
Improves accessibility and nutritional quality of emergency food supplies for low-income women who are recovering from chemical dependency, and for their children.
www.vistahill.org
Barrio Logan College Institute
Soaring to Success
$40,000
Provides academic enrichment through activities and support to middle school students with a focus on improved reading and math scores on a computer based program.
www.blci.org
Elementary Institute of Science
Science & Technology Enrichment Programs
$30,000
Bridge the gaps and fulfill the educational enrichment needs of children who lack science and technology related educational experiences and resources.
www.eisca.org
Fleet Science Center
PISCES, BE WiSE, and Robotics Projects
$41,000
The goals for PISCES were: to reach additional classrooms with expanded scientific expertise and to conduct evaluation measures. The goals for BE WISE were: to expand the existing program including parent workshops. The goals for Robotics were to provide professional development programs for middle school teachers and their students with the Botball program and competition.
www.rhfleet.org
High Tech Middle Media Arts
Explorer Elementary: K-8 Collaborative Science Program
$50,000
For the development of a collaborative science program that gives students in grades K-8, hands-on experience with science projects.
www.hightechhigh.org
International Rescue Committee
First Things First Preschool Project
$25,000
For an early education program for refugee mothers and their preschool children, designed to enhance the family’s literacy and potential for long-term educational success.
www.rescue.org/united-states/san-diego-ca
Los Peñasquitos Elementary School
Los Peñasquitos Academy Program
$46,000
Helps extend the school year by three weeks and include an additional hour of reading and science each day for 150 students in an elementary school where underprivileged children are encouraged to prepare for college.
www.powayusd.com/en-US/Schools/ES/LPES/Home
The AjA Project
Journey Program
$40,000
Provides arts education to refugee and immigrant youth from Somalia, Sudan, Columbia, Southeast Asia, Afghanistan, and Iraq through the use of photography and story-telling.
www.ajaproject.org
Eveoke Dance Theater
Young Artists Program
$28,000
Expand a program in which promising young amateurs supplement the work of professionals with the goal of fostering social action through arts education.
La Jolla Playhouse
Enriching Children’s Lives through Theater
$17,000
Bring high-quality theater experiences to local schools, to give children the opportunity to write and perform their own plays and to provide theater training for teachers.
www.lajollaplayhouse.com
San Diego Museum of Art
Outreach and Family Festivals
$37,000
Provides arts experiences in local neighborhoods for children and seniors through quarterly family festivals.
www.sdmart.org
San Diego Opera
Pre-Opening Student Performances
$50,000
Introduces younger audiences to a main-stage opera experience, particularly those in underserved and disadvantaged neighborhoods throughout San Diego County.
www.sdopera.com
San Diego Symphony
Sounds Connections Project
$41,000
For a two year series of the Young People’s Concerts consisting of three programs each year to explore the creative process and the relationship between orchestral music and other art forms.
www.sandiegosymphony.com
Sushi Performance & Visual Art
Artists Advisory Board Showcase Concerts
$27,000
Supports “The New Wave Showcase”, an annual program which mentors and presents the work of independent and emerging choreographers and performance artists from the San Diego and Tijuana regions.
Laguna Mountain Volunteer Association / San Diego Fire Recovery Network
Education and Volunteer Programs
$15,000
For an alliance of agencies, conservation and community organizations, firefighters, and professional associations formed after the 2003 San Diego-area wildfires, to develop scientifically sound and appropriate messages about living in a fire-dominated landscape and reach a large segment of the population through volunteer activities and educational programs.
Living Coast Discovery Center
Coastal Resource Conservation Discovery Center
$30,000
Increases awareness of the plight of the Green Sea Turtle, to provide an opportunity for the public to see these animals up close, and to promote coastal resource conservation through education.
www.thelivingcoast.org
Nature Collective
The San Elijo Lagoon Boardwalk Design and Interpretive Panels Program
$30,000
Complete the design of a raised boardwalk with interpretive signage to protect sensitive habitat and increase public awareness.
www.sanelijo.org
Ocean Discovery Institute
Wetland Avengers Project
$54,000
Engages the underserved community in wetlands restoration on the SD River and to engender life-long stewardship practices.
www.oceandiscoveryinstitute.org
Tierra Miguel Foundation
Environmental Stewardship Program
$40,000
Expand, design and implement agricultural education programs to improve the environmental health of San Diegans through its organic farm program. For K-4 grade.
Trust for Public Land
San Dieguito River Park Project
$50,000
Assists in the purchase of San Dieguito River Park properties for permanent protection, providing critical wildlife habitat and river protection, and offering recreational and educational opportunities.
www.tpl.org
Alpha Project for the Homeless
Neil Good Day Center
$45,000
Prepares homeless men and women to successfully integrate into the workforce through education and training.
www.alphaproject.org
Bronze Triangle Community Development Corporation (CDC)
Progressive Healthcare Career Development Project
$25,000
Provides healthcare training, job placement, ongoing support services, and linkage to family economic success strategies to neighborhood residents.
San Diego Second Chance
Prisoner Re-Entry Employment Program (PREP)
$35,000
Assists prisoners released into the San Diego community to find housing, jobs or medical help needed to successfully reintegrate.
www.secondchanceprogram.org
Urban Corps of San Diego
Corps-to-Career Program
$25,000
Addresses key needs related to high youth unemployment and high school drop outs among youths aged 18-25, by providing education, job training and placement assistance.
www.urbancorpssd.org
Walden Family Services
Employment Skills Development Program
$29,000
Develops skills and work maturity to prepare foster youth ages 13-18 in San Diego County for adulthood and self-sufficiency.
www.waldenfamily.org
Downtown El Cajon, Inc.
International Women’s Kitchen
$30,400
Provides an opportunity for low-income, immigrant and refugee women living in El Cajon to learn business skills, achieve economic independence and engage in cross-cultural dialogue through a catering business.
www.downtownelcajon.com
Historic Barrio District CDC
New Generation of Leaders Program
$13,600
Provides in-depth training, life skills, counseling, and stipends for Latina leaders at the Sherman Heights Community Center.
Monarch High School
Volunteer/Mentor Program
$25,000
Increases the diversity and number of volunteers providing mentoring, tutoring and other volunteer support to homeless children at Monarch.
www.monarchschools.org
San Diego City Attorney’s Office
Mid-City Community Court
$30,000
Improves public safety and neighborhood conditions in the Mid-City area by establishing a community court to address quality of life crimes.
Scripps Health
Rosa Parks Community Garden
$31,000
Offers a learning environment where students can learn and which can serve as a means to nurture community spirit, community purpose, and cultural appreciation among the diverse populations in City Heights.
ANGELS Foster Family Agency
Healthy Families for Healthy Babies
$25,000
Supports the placement of abused, neglected or abandoned babies and toddlers with healthy, nurturing foster families.
www.angelsfoster.org
Partners for Community Access, Inc.
Special Deliveries Program
$25,000
Increases access to prenatal care for low-income women in North San Diego County.
Planned Parenthood
STAR Program (Sisters Together Acting Responsibly)
$25,000
Educational program for 11 and 12 year old girls to prevent teen pregnancy and gang involvement.
www.planned.org
San Diego Youth and Community Services
Take Wing Transitional Housing Program
$25,000
Provides living quarters and independent living skills training to homeless youth and teenage mothers.
www.sdycs.org