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Find similar grantsNonprofit Sustainability Initiative Grant - Sustained Collaboration Fund Implementation Grant is sponsored by California Community Foundation. Supports nonprofits in Los Angeles County through strategic partnerships to enhance organizational effectiveness and efficiency.
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[](https://www. calfund. org/) FacebookXInstagramLinkedIn CCF is focused on finding long-term, comprehensive solutions that address the vital issues concerning quality of life in Los Angeles County.
We’re committed to making a difference through meaningful advocacy, outreach and community investments. * Housing and Homelessness * Public-Private Partnerships Since 2004, CCF has given more than $3. 9 billion in grants, impacting hundreds of thousands of lives and helping to transform entire communities.
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org/) FacebookXInstagramLinkedIn * Housing and Homelessness * Public-Private Partnerships * Messages from CCF President # Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative (NSI) The Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative (NSI) is an LA-based fund that invests in nonprofit resiliency during moments of organizational transformation. The NSI is supported by 20 different foundations, including the California Community Foundation.
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