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Recognizing Illnesses Very Early And Responding is a private corporation based in DAVIS, CA. The foundation received its IRS ruling in 2019. The principal officer is % Kevin Bui. It holds total assets of $5K. Annual income is reported at $1. Bret Harte Elementary School Outreach Research and Education Program: Program providing Bret Harte Elementary Students with nutrition exercise and mental health-informative activities in an engaging manner. The program was created by RIVER and is run by our volunteers to allow students to develop a strong relationship with nutrition and exercise. Preventative health education was provided for students in the Bret Harte afterschool program. Historically this partnership had formed when RIVER noticed that the school's health education program had been cut due to being part of an underserved community. Over the past few years RIVER has shown significant flexibility and efforts to engage with Bret Harte students. According to available records, Recognizing Illnesses Very Early And Responding has made 1 grants totaling $12K, with a median grant of $12K. Grant recipients are concentrated in California. Contributions to this foundation are tax-deductible.
Bret Harte Elementary School Outreach Research and Education Program: Program providing Bret Harte Elementary Students with nutrition exercise and mental health-informative activities in an engaging manner. The program was created by RIVER and is run by our volunteers to allow students to develop a strong relationship with nutrition and exercise. Preventative health education was provided for students in the Bret Harte afterschool program. Historically this partnership had formed when RIVER noticed that the school's health education program had been cut due to being part of an underserved community. Over the past few years RIVER has shown significant flexibility and efforts to engage with Bret Harte students.
Expenses: $1K
Health Coach Program: RIVER members develop skills as health coaches to work with clients tailoring individualized nutrition and exercise goals and promoting healthy behavior changes. The service is provided virtually or in-person and is free for any interested individual.
Expenses: $41
Health Team Lab at UC Davis: Program to provide physical and nutritional health coaching services. We provided a standardized dietary recall as well as strength cardiovascular balance and flexibility tests to measure physical capabilities. Being provided with concrete numbers through these assessments participants could see how they compared to the average population. Interns used this information to create discussions that targeted potential areas of improvement in the participants' health. Through the 2021-22 school year we provided services to over 100 UC Davis undergraduates graduate students staff faculty and retirees.
RIVER Pediatric Clinic: Student-run clinic under RIVER which was initiated as a committee project in response to seeing the crucial need to address Adverse Childhood Experiences ACEs. ACEs are traumatic stressful events that occur before the age of 18 that could lead to long-term effects that manifest into adulthood and are linked to chronic physical and mental health conditions. RPC has hosted pop-up clinics at a multitude of locations in Sacramento and rural California containing vision screenings mental health screenings community resources and COVID testing. Currently RPC is partnered with Mills Middle School to provide workshops about mental health such as how to cope with emotions and how to manage stress. RPC anticipates to initiate full medical services under a mobile healthcare model in the near future providing services to schools shelters and refugee camps in Northern California.
Bret Harte Elementary School Outreach Research and Education Program: Program providing Bret Harte Elementary Students with nutrition exercise and mental health-informative activities in an engaging manner. The program was created by RIVER and is run by our volunteers to allow students to develop a strong relationship with nutrition and exercise. Preventative health education was provided for students in the Bret Harte afterschool program. Historically this partnership had formed when RIVER noticed that the school's health education program had been cut due to being part of an underserved community. Over the past few years RIVER has shown significant flexibility and efforts to engage with Bret Harte students. Based on available records, the foundation has funded 1 grants. Its grantmaking reaches organizations primarily in CA.
Recognizing Illnesses Very Early And Responding has distributed a total of $12K across 1 grants. The median grant size is $12K, with an average of $12K. Individual grants have ranged from $12K to $12K.
Recognizing Illnesses Very Early And Responding is a private foundation. To inquire about grants, you can look up the foundation using their EIN (475459406) on GuideStar or contact them directly. Many private foundations have specific application processes that may not be publicly listed.
Recognizing Illnesses Very Early And Responding is headquartered in DAVIS, CA.
Total Giving
$12K
Total Assets
$2K
Fair Market Value
$2K
Net Worth
$2K
Grants Paid
$12K
Contributions
$0
Net Investment Income
$0
Distribution Amount
$0
Total Grants
1
Total Giving
$12K
Average Grant
$12K
Median Grant
$12K
Unique Recipients
1
Most Common Grant
$12K
| Recipient | Location | Amount | Year |
|---|---|---|---|
| River Pediatric Clinicclinic separation from current organization original grants were intended for pediatric clinic expenses | Davis, CA | $12K | 2023 |
Expenses: $250
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