ARTS CULTURE & THE HUMANITIES

Grants for Capacity Building, Management & Technical Assistance
Blue—CALIFORNIA
152. California Healthcare Interpreting Association, Sacramento, CA.
$40,000, 2006.
S. D. Bechtel, Jr. Foundation
(formerly Elizabeth and Stephen Bechtel, Jr. Foundation)
Limitations: Giving primarily in the San Francisco Bay Area and northern CA.
No grants to individuals, or for tenured or contract positions, endowment
activities, or underwriting/sponsoring events.
153. Community Resources for Science, Berkeley, CA. $25,000, 2006. For
program support.
154. Environmental Careers Organization, Boston, MA. $35,000, 2006. For
program support.
155. Grantmakers for Effective Organizations, Washington, DC. $20,000,
2006. For program support.
156. Oakland Unified School District, SMART Center, Oakland, CA. $50,000,
2006. For program support.
157. Rockman Etc., San Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2006. For program support.
158. Strategic Education Research Partnership Institute, Washington, DC.
$40,000, 2006. For program support.
159. Taproot Foundation, San Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2006. For program
support.
160. Teach for America, San Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2006. For program
support.
Bella Vista Foundation
Limitations: Giving primarily in Marin, San Francisco, San Mateo and Santa
Clara counties (in the area of early childhood development) and in
California and Oregon (environmental restoration projects). No support
for the arts or sectarian religious purposes. No grants to individuals, or
for benefit events. Generally, no grants for medical research, health care,
publications, or video production (except under special circumstances
and only in the early childhood development focus area).
161. Asian Perinatal Advocates, San Francisco, CA. $47,000, 2007. To
provide monthly multilingual peer support groups that include
stress-reducing techniques, to pregnant and/or new mothers, and
conduct strategic planning.
162. Florence Crittenton Services, San Francisco, CA. $89,000, 2007. For
Parent and Family Resource Center offering educational workshops,
support groups, and individualized case management, and to conduct
evaluation process.
163. Gifford Pinchot Task Force, Portland, OR. $20,000, 2007. For
collaborative working group’s efforts to implement forest restoration
projects on U.S. Forest Service land in John Day Basin.
164. Holy Family Day Home, San Francisco, CA. $30,000, 2007. To implement
strategy to help parents/guardians cope with stress and thereby prevent
depression with aide of combination of parent support groups,
psycho-educational classes and holistic workshops.
165. Institute for Sustainable Forestry, Redway, CA. $50,000, 2007. For
Forest Futures Cost/Benefit Analysis of restoration, fuels reduction and
forest management practices to be identified through Mattole
Restoration Council’s Forest Futures Project.
166. LifeLong Medical Care, Berkeley, CA. $30,003, 2007. To conduct first
formal external evaluation of Centering Parenting program.
167. Marin County Department of Health and Human Services, San Rafael,
CA. $20,000, 2007. To develop strategic plan focused on family
wellness and children 0-3 in Marin County.
168. Oregon Trout, Portland, OR. $65,000, 2007. For large-scale historic
channel restoration project on Middle Fork, development of monitoring
and evaluation protocol and post-project monitoring in John Day River
basin.
169. Parent Services Project, San Rafael, CA. $32,500, 2007. For Mentores
program which provides home visiting for low-income families with young
children in Canal District, and for transition plan for new executive
director.
170. Raising A Reader Marin, San Rafael, CA. $40,000, 2007. For fourth year
of implementing Raising Reader in Marin County, whose new goal is to
reach additional low-income children next year with this take-home
bookbag program.
171. Trust for Public Land, San Francisco, CA. $100,000, 2007. For
implementation of final phase of Sierra Checkerboard Initiative where
TPL and partners determine priorities on parcel level, agree on
conservation strategies, negotiate with landowners, and achieve
on-the-ground results.
H. N. & Frances C. Berger Foundation
Limitations: Giving primarily in CA.
172. Woodmark Group, Seattle, WA. $35,000, 2006. For Children’s Circle of
Care Leadership Conference.
Blue Shield of California Foundation
(formerly California Physicians’ Service Foundation)
Limitations: Giving limited to CA. No support for religious organizations not of
direct benefit to the entire community or political candidates or
organizations. No grants to individuals (except for employee-related
scholarships), or for award dinners, athletic events, competitions,
special events, or tournaments, conferences or seminars, capital
construction, television, film, or media production, political causes or
campaigns, or capital campaigns over $50,000.
173. Alameda County Health Care Foundation, Oakland, CA. $50,000, 2006.
For Alameda County Medical Center Ambulatory Electronic Health Record
(EHR) Readiness Assessment (Consultant Services).
174. Alameda Health Consortium, Alameda, CA. $30,000, 2006. For core
support initiative for clinics and consortia.
175. Alliance for Rural Community Health, Ukiah, CA. $30,000, 2006. For core
support initiative for clinics and consortia.
176. Ambulatory Surgery Access Coalition, San Francisco, CA. $25,000,
2006. For capacity building support.
177. Asian Womens Shelter Project, San Francisco, CA. $25,000, 2006. For
Capacity Building Support/Matching Funds Appeal.
178. California Family Health Council, Los Angeles, CA. $20,000, 2006. For
strengthening clinic safety net through Regional Associations of
California.
179. California Health Foundation and Trust, Sacramento, CA. $96,667,
2006. For Southern California Telemedicine Learning Center.
180. California Institute for Mental Health, Sacramento, CA. $35,000, 2006.
For Domestic Violence, Mental Health, and Substance Abuse Capacity
Building Project.
181. California Medical Association Foundation, Sacramento, CA. $74,529,
2006. For Small Physician Office Project and Diabetes Disparities
Reduction.
182. California Medical Association Foundation, Sacramento, CA. $74,529,
2006. For Small Physician Office Project and Diabetes Disparities
Reduction.
183. California Partnership to End Domestic Violence, Sacramento, CA.
$159,775, 2006. For leadership capacity building.
184. California Partnership to End Domestic Violence, Sacramento, CA.
$159,775, 2006. For leadership capacity building.
185. Center for Community Health and Well-Being, Sacramento, CA. $10,000,
2006. For capacity building support.
186. Center to Promote HealthCare Access, Oakland, CA. $57,054, 2006. For
Technical and Policy Assessment of Newborn Gateway/Medi-Cal
Prenatal Gateway.
187. Center to Promote HealthCare Access, Oakland, CA. $57,053, 2006. For
Technical and Policy Assessment of Newborn Gateway/Medi-Cal
Prenatal Gateway.
188. Community Health Alliance of Pasadena, Pasadena, CA. $35,000, 2006.
For core support initiative for clinics and consortia.
189. Health Technology Center, San Francisco, CA. $102,500, 2006. For
Enhancing Health Technology Assessment and Policy Development in
California through Increased Coordination and Greater Patient and
Clinician Participation.
190. Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA. $168,750, 2006. For
Improving Data and Aligning Incentives for Management of New Medical
Technologies.
191. Integrated Healthcare Association, Oakland, CA. $10,000, 2006. For
management of new healthcare technology.
192. Korean Community Center of the East Bay, Oakland, CA. $25,000, 2006.
For Capacity Building Support/Matching Funds Appeal.
193. Maitri, Inc., San Jose, CA. $25,000, 2006. For Capacity Building
Support/Matching Funds Appeal.
194. Northern Sierra Rural Health Network, Nevada City, CA. $169,250, 2006.
For NSRHN Regional Health Information Organization (RHIO) Assessment
Project.
195. Project HOPE - The People-to-People Health Foundation, Millwood, VA.
$50,000, 2006. For Health Affairs theme issue on biotechnology.
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