Immigration Grants Program (Los Angeles County)

Immigration Grants Program (Los Angeles County) is sponsored by California Community Foundation (CCF). The California Community Foundation offers two-year project support grants to increase the civic participation of immigrant communities and create policy solutions in Los Angeles County.

California Community Foundation | A Good Life for All Our Plan for the Next Decade: A Good Life for Every Angeleno After listening to thousands of Angelenos across LA County, CCF has defined five priority areas to guide our work and investments over the next decade. The Pacific Northwest is experiencing a series of fast-moving wildfires that have prompted widespread evacuations across parts of Washington, Oregon and neighboring states.

Learn how you can help. Powering Community-Led Recovery in Boyle Heights and the Eastside CCF is funding trusted community organizations providing health services, food, financial assistance and other support for residents and local businesses.

HELP FOR BOYLE HEIGHTS + EASTSIDE RESIDENTS The Impact Fund: Meeting Today’s Needs, Supporting Lasting Change CCF's new Impact Fund both responds to crises and supports solutions for the root causes of hunger, housing insecurity, and healthcare gaps. Recovering From Wildfires, The devastation has impacted us all—but together, we will restore homes, rebuild lives, and strengthen our community.

Join CCF in supporting wildfire recovery efforts to aid those most in need. Support Fund helps families Children and families are struggling to afford basic needs due to ongoing federal immigration raids. The LA Neighbors Support Fund is our community coming together to help each other through this crisis by providing food and cash assistance for basic necessities for those who need it most.

The 2025 Impact Report shows how Wildfire Recovery Fund donations directly supported Los Angeles County fire survivors. Across Los Angeles and beyond, large-scale images are bringing attention to immigration raids and showing support for affected families. funds currently overseen​ CCF brings people together to strengthen Los Angeles.

The California Community Foundation is where donors, community, government and philanthropy come together to solve complex problems. Whether it is wildfire recovery, supporting our immigrant communities, championing affordable housing, strengthening democracy or addressing uneven access to economic opportunity, CCF is leading the way .

Systemic change happens through the combined efforts of dedicated people, strong partnerships and the bold determination to build something better. Explore the stories of how CCF and our partners are helping move Los Angeles County forward.

Healing After the Blaze Brings Hope and Support to Boyle Heights Supporting Healing and Renewal CCF’s New Vision: Listening to Angelenos to Shape a Path Toward a Good Life for All Spokane Fires Relief Resource Guide Donor & Advisor Resources Supporting Healing and Renewal St.

John’s Community Health Offers a Safety Net of Healing – and Hope Supporting Healing and Renewal Pilipino Workers Center Empowers Community to Fight Wage Theft, Exploitation Building Economic Opportunity Ensuring Communities Have a Voice Boyle Heights Fire Triggers Fear about Health, Jobs. Supporters Rally to Provide Aid After the Fire, Home Again: Two Altadena Women Move into Modular ADUs CCF's Impact Fund Announces $1.

5 Million in Grants to More Than 20 Nonprofit Partners to Provide Critical Relief to Boyle Heights and Eastside Communities Creating Safe, Resilient and Connected Communities Its Campus Destroyed by the Eaton Fire, the Pasadena Jewish Temple & Center Finds Its Congregation is Stronger Than Ever Supporting Healing and Renewal About CCF: Los Angeles County's Foundation for Action For more than a century, CCF has built both deep knowledge of Los Angeles and trusted relationships across the county.

The experience of our team is as valuable as the resources we steward, with expertise spanning philanthropy, government, community, finance, policy and systems change. What sets us apart is how we combine that perspective with a range of tools we have deliberately cultivated, from grantmaking and donor engagement to advocacy, storytelling and impact investing.

Used together, these strengths allow us to approach complex challenges in new ways, strengthen communities, improve systems and move Los Angeles closer to a good life for all. Donors and Advisors: Turn Your Values Into Impact Whether you are giving directly or advising others, CCF helps turn values into meaningful, lasting impact.

We pair trusted stewardship and personalized guidance with deep knowledge of Los Angeles, connecting your philanthropic goals with opportunities to change lives and strengthen communities. Our priorities offer a clear picture of the future we are working toward and a meaningful way to help shape it.

Join us in expanding opportunity for communities facing the greatest barriers while building a stronger, more prosperous region that benefits everyone. Community Organizations: Partner with CCF Community organizations are essential partners in building a future where every Angeleno can thrive. We believe the people closest to an issue understand it best.

They know what their communities need, which solutions are most likely to work and what lasting progress should look like. That is why our partnerships extend beyond grantmaking to advocacy, community engagement, learning and shared problem-solving, ensuring residents and nonprofit leaders guide both immediate solutions and broader change.

If your work aligns with CCF’s priorities, we invite you to learn more about how we work in partnership with community and how organizations can engage with CCF. CCF believes every Angeleno deserves the opportunity to live a good life.

To build a strategy worthy of that belief, we started by listening — engaging more than 2,000 Angelenos across every corner of Los Angeles County to ask what they believe that good life looks like, and what stands in the way. Their answers shaped the five priority areas that now guide our work. When the basics — housing, health, essential services — are out of reach, everything else becomes harder.

We work to change that because a region where everyone has a stable foundation is a region where everyone can thrive. Building Economic Opportunity Every Angeleno deserves a pathway to economic security. We work to create and widen those routes through expanded access to education, job training and investment in the local businesses and entrepreneurs driving community wealth.

Creating Safe, Resilient & Connected Communities From clean air and healthy food to community-led public safety, we invest in what makes neighborhoods places where people can live well and look out for each other. Ensuring Communities Have a Voice More than just good intentions, change requires accountability.

We support the civic engagement and trusted media sources that empower community members to be part of the decisions impacting their lives. Supporting Healing & Renewal Some of what Los Angeles has lost can be rebuilt. Some requires deeper healing.

We invest in community programs and land restoration to help people recover and shape what comes next. Leave a Lasting Legacy for Los Angeles A legacy gift is one of the most meaningful ways to extend your commitment to Los Angeles beyond your lifetime — and the Sartori Circle is how CCF honors donors who choose to make that commitment.

Named for CCF founder Joseph Sartori, the Sartori Circle brings together people who have included CCF in their estate plans through a will, trust, or beneficiary designation, ensuring their values and philanthropic wishes continue to create opportunity for generations to come. If you've ever wanted your giving to outlast you, we'd love to welcome you into this community.

From local headlines to national outlets, discover how CCF and our partners are helping bring critical issues and community-driven solutions into the spotlight.

Eaton Fire Survivors’ Nonprofit Opens Zero-Interest Rebuild Financing to More Altadena Homeowners In Lineage Fire Aftermath, LA Supervisors Boost Penalties on Public Health Violations to Help Locals Snapshot: New Home for Charles Drew Deadline Nears for LAUSD Boyle Heights Families to Apply for $250 in Cash Aid Free Altadena Rotary Concerts Return to Renovated Loma Alta Park July 11