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Find similar grantsThe California Endowment Community-Led Initiatives is sponsored by The California Endowment. The California Endowment offers funding for organizations driving change through community-led initiatives to improve health, education, and wellness in California. They focus on projects aligning with health equity, racial justice, and community wellness.
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Hit Enter to search or ESC to close BUILDING A CALIFORNIA FOR ALL Meeting the Moment at The California Endowment Joint Letter – The California Endowment Joins Foundation Leaders Opposing Proposed OMB Rule California Foundations Call on OMB to Withdraw Proposed Federal Grantmaking Rule On Belonging, and Who Decides It: A Statement from The California Endowment on Today’s Supreme Court Decisions Joint Statement – California Philanthropic Funders Respond to Deferred Medicaid Funding Our Statement on the SCOTUS Voting Rights Act Decision In Solidarity and Joy: A Black History Month Reflection By Brenda Solórzano Statement from Brenda Solórzano, President and CEO, The California Endowment Brenda Solórzano: My First Year at The California Endowment TCE Stands in Solidarity with Our Immigrant Communities TCE Responds to Federal Cuts to Medicaid & the Safety Net TCE in Solidarity with Immigrant Serving Organizations TCE Board Approves Increased Spending Standing With Communities While Building Forward: A New Vision for The California Endowment Learn how we are using the immense power in belonging to help build a healthier, more just California for All.
Learn more Janet Martinez and Odilia Romero We want to see healthy communities where youth and adults thrive and all community members develop their full potential, thus achieving greater health equity for all Californians. With more than $4. 1 Billion in assets, the California Endowment is the largest private health foundation in the state.
22,000 Total Grants Awarded Since its inception, the Endowment has awarded more than 22,000 grants totaling over $2. 9 billion to community-based organizations throughout California. 29 Years Serving California Created in 1996, The California Endowment is a private non-profit, statewide foundation that works to make California a healthier place for all.
Learn how we are using the immense p ower in belonging to help build a healthier, more just California for All. Re-imagining a criminal justice system that centers on prevention and healing. Our communities and neighborhoods thrive when policies advance health and racial equity for all Californians.
Building Power in resilient communities across the state for a stronger California. Academic achievement, inclusive learning environments, and health go hand in hand. Centers for Healthy Communities The Center for Healthy Communities provides meeting spaces to mobilize.
The Los Angeles facility is located in downtown bordering Chinatown and Olvera Street. The Oakland conference center is located near Lake Merritt in the heart of the business district. The Sacramento conference center is located in the heart of the downtown district just blocks from the California State Capitol.
CalEndow Live Presents Brenda Solórzano Brenda Solórzano, The California Endowment's President and CEO, will join CalEndow Live on December 10 to reflect on her first year on the job and highlight the organization's priorities for 2026. Unveiling Our 2025 Annual Report The California Endowment is proud to present our 2025 annual report.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Nonprofit organizations, community-based groups, and collaboratives focused on youth, education, equity, or public health, working within California communities. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The California Endowment Community-Led Initiatives is funded by The California Endowment. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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