Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund Rolling Grant Program is sponsored by Lisa And Douglas Goldman Fund. The Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund provides grants across several strategic priorities including democracy, education, environment, and reproductive rights. The foundation follows a two-step application process, beginning with a required Letter of Inquiry (LOI) submitted through their online portal. Grant requests are reviewed on a rolling basis, with the board meeting quarterly to make funding decisions. The Fund seeks to be responsive and flexible, supporting both project-specific needs and general operations within its core interest areas. Geographic focus: San Francisco Bay Area and National Focus areas: Democracy & Civil Liberties, Education & Literacy, Environment, Health & Recreation, Jewish Community, Reproductive Health & Rights

Grants in Democracy (to League of Women Voters Education Fund) is sponsored by Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund. The Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund provides grants to organizations working to protect voting rights and election integrity, increase public understanding of democracy, mobilize voters, and advocate for a more equitable democracy.

John and Marcia Goldman Foundation Grants is a program from the John and Marcia Goldman Foundation that funds youth development organizations serving underserved children, youth, and families in the Mid-Peninsula region of the San Francisco Bay Area—from southern San Mateo County to northern Santa Clara County. Grants support programs that inspire life trajectories, address critical service gaps, and engage harder-to-reach youth populations including social entrepreneurship, civic engagement, legal services, immigration assistance, housing advocacy, and science education. Unsolicited Letters of Inquiry are accepted only from organizations serving the Mid-Peninsula region; all other grantmaking is by invitation only. Grants are made exclusively to 501(c)(3) nonprofits; operating support, event sponsorships, and filmmaking are not funded.