Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Grants for Los Angeles County Youth Programs

Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Grants for Los Angeles County Youth Programs is sponsored by The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation. Focused on youth development, The Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation invites Los Angeles County nonprofits to apply for funding supporting sports, education, literacy, and health initiatives. Eligible 501(c)(3) organizations serving underserved youth may benefit.

Who We Fund Program Grants | Dodgers Foundation | Los Angeles Dodgers $15,000 to support writing field trips for over 3,000 students from Title 1 schools $20,000 to support the Get Coding program for over 1,300 elementary students in East Los Angeles $15,000 to support APCH Academic Pathways and Support initiative for 1,000 youth in South Central Los Angeles Anthony Anderson Foundation $25,000 to promote educational funding efforts in the City of Compton $20,000 to support the Aquarium Scholarship Fund with high-quality STEM learning opportunities to 2,550 high school students from Title 1 schools $10,000 to provide to provide basic necessities for 4,000 families through Dodger Day Drive Thrus Boys & Girls Club of West San Gabriel Valley $15,750 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program $10,000 to provide internet access and technology hardware for 5,000 low income families in South and East Los Angeles Court Appointed Special Advocates of Los Angeles $20,000 to provide post-secondary advocacy activities for 225 youth in the foster care system $11,723.

75 to support the boys baseball team, in honor of Don Newcombe City of Compton Department Parks and Recreation $9,000 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program City of Hawthorne Recreation and Community Services Department $2,884.

76 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program City of Inglewood Parks, Recreation and Community Services Department $10,875 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program City of Long Beach Department of Parks, Recreation & Marine $5,468 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks $100,500 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program City of Lynwood, Recreation & Community Services Department $12,600 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program $22,000 to support the Bank Book Scholarship for Boyle Heights students $25,000 to support SAT and ACT preparation for over 1,700 students $20,000 to support afterschool healthy cooking and nutrition classes in Title 1 Schools County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation East County Community Services Agency $24,600 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program County of Los Angeles Department of Parks and Recreation South County Community Services Agency $34,762.

50 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program CSUN Physical Therapy Scholars $30,000 to support the Roy and Roxie Campanella/ Los Angeles Dodgers Foundation Physical Therapy Scholarships for 10 students in the CSUN Department of Physical Therapy $5,000 to support field trips and mobile petting zoo excursions for low income youth and youth with disabilities $11,723.

75 to support the boys baseball team, in honor of Don Newcombe $15,000 to support Up4Youth in caring for 100 vulnerable current and former foster youth as they make the critical transition to adulthood and self-sufficiency. $10,620 to promote prostate cancer awareness and education Friends of the Children Los Angeles $10,000 to support mentorship and basic essentials for 108 youth affected by the foster care system.

Girls Academic Leadership Academy $15,000 to bridge the digital divide and provide technology needs for the Girls Academic Leadership Academy Girls on the Run Los Angeles $10,000 to support running and mental wellness programming for 2,000 girls in Title 1 schools throughout Los Angeles Great Public Schools Now – One Family LA $15,000 to provide direct cash assistance to cover basic necessities to 40 families who have experienced a hardship due to COVID-19.

$5,000 to support learning centers for students living at Nickerson Gardens Housing Development Habitat for Humanity Los Angeles $37,500 to support the Playhouse Build Program for 300 participants and the Home Preservation Program Hollywood Indies Little League $6,375 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program I Have a Dream Foundation Los Angeles $15,000 to support year-round college and career readiness programming for 500 underserved students in Boyle Heights Inner City Education Foundation Public Schools $5,000 to support the Embrace the Mind Mental Wellness Initiative for 2,500 middle and high school students in South Los Angeles $4,595 to support the Inglewood Training Facility and Batting Cages at Darby Park $11,723.

75 to support the boys baseball team, in honor of Don Newcombe Jackie Robinson Foundation $160,000 to support 10 students with four-year scholarships, mentorship and leadership development just keep livin Foundation $30,000 to support after school fitness and wellness programming at Manual Arts High School and Animo Inglewood High School Los Angeles Boys & Girls Club $7,200 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program $15,000 to provide food, clothing, and basic necessities for 400 families experiencing homelessness.

Los Angeles Regional Food Bank $25,000 to provide 100,000 meals for individuals and families facing food insecurity due to the COVID-19 pandemic Library Foundation of Los Angeles $75,000 to support the Summer Reading program reaching over 90,000 children $304,000 to support the California Funders for Boys and Men of Color Our Kids, Our Future fund.

$5,000 to support Food For Progress, addressing the high prevalence of food insecurity among LGBTQ youth, ages 18-24, experiencing homelessness.

$15,000 to support physical activity and running programs for 1,700 elementary students in South Los Angeles McKinley Children’s Center $10,000 to provide devices such as Chromebooks and educational licenses for 160 abused, abandoned, and neglected youth through distance learning and wrap-around services.

$20,000 to support college access and success programming for 140 high-achieving, dedicated students who face significant barriers to their educational success. Miracle League Los Angeles $10,000 to support baseball programming for youth with disabilities who will play on the Baldwin Hills Dodgers Dreamfield $15,862 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program $11,723.

75 to support the boys baseball team, in honor of Don Newcombe $25,000 to support young people experiencing homelessness in Los Angeles during the COVID-19 health crisis through food and hygiene resources. $15,000 to support juvenile reentry, education programming, and wrap-around services for 100 underserved youth ages 13-25.

Not Impossible Foundation – Hunger Not Impossible $10,500 to provide 1,500 meals for Dodgers RBI families in Compton facing food insecurity.

$15,000 to support the Reading is Leading program for 1,300 elementary students in 59 classrooms and the purchase of approximately 2,000 books for classroom libraries $25,000 to support mental wellness and health education for 2,700 title 1 high schools students throughout Los Angeles $500,000 to support youth development programming and the play equity gap within Greater Los Angeles.

Positive Coaching Alliance Los Angeles $50,000 to provide workshops designed to promote positive character development at Title 1 middle and high schools to 4,000 students $15,000 to assemble 5,000 activity kits on the Dodgers’ Day of Service which will be distributed to patients at UCLA Mattel Children’s Hospital $10,000 to support STEM resources and training in the IMPACTO program for 800 students in Boyle Heights $10,000 to support the Lunchtime reading Program for 225 students in Greater Los Angeles $35,000 to support individualized reading and literacy support for over 800 elementary students in Pasadena Unified School District $87,940 to support LADF Science of Baseball Curriculum expansion through 8th grade $25,000 to support the Middle School College Club, serving approximately 120 girls in Greater Los Angeles $20,000 to provide new well-fitting athletic shoes for over 600 children and a co-branded truck to expedite delivering shoes $25,000 to support the fitness center and programming at Edison Middle School $1,000 to support the Mobile Food Pantry for college students facing food insecurity in Pomona and La Verne $15,000 to support Students Run LA race registration fees $20,000 to support civic engagement, alongside The Civics Center, through voter registration for 3,000 high school students and their communities.

$20,000 to support over 190 corps member teachers, impacting over 40,000 youth through distance learning.

The Tyler Skaggs Baseball Foundation $40,135 to inspire leadership, confidence and teamwork through youth projects and family services $30,000 to provide afterschool STEM and Robotics programming for middle school students in Los Angeles $75,000 to support mental health research on sport and positive adult role models $85,000 to support Up2Us as the LA Regional Sponsor, providing sports-based youth development coaching in LA $100,000 to provide 1,000 free eye exams for low-income students in the Pasadena Unified School District YMCA of Metropolitan Los Angeles $15,000 to support Physical Learning Activities for Youth (PLAY) serving 3,912 students in LAUSD during the school day ‏‏‎ $3,263 to offset field maintenance and umpire fees associated with their delivery of the Dodgers RBI program $10,000 to support the Script to Stage program for 1,200 students in Los Angeles public schools $15,000 to support LA's BEST BEST Fit Health and Wellness program serving 25,000 elementary school students in LAUSD with afterschool fitness and wellness activities Awarded 2019 – Sept.

2020