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Find similar grantsWomen's Foundation California Community Power Fund is sponsored by Women's Foundation California. This fund supports community-based organizations in California working to address root causes of inequity and advance solutions led by women and girls, with a focus on economic security, health, and safety.
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Community Power Fund - Women's Foundation California Introducing the Sofia Colosimo Memorial Fund Our funding strategy is centered on building community power through multi-issue grantmaking. We invest in community-based organizations working to address the root causes of inequity and advancing solutions led by women and girls. We have longtime Core Grant Partners focused on the health, safety, and economic security of our communities.
Most grants range in size from $5,000-$30,000 and generally do not exceed $75,000. The Women’s Foundation California grantmaking is by invitation only. However, interested organizations and projects are encouraged to contact us to schedule a call to discuss.
Grant partner Transgender District in San Francisco.
Community organizing, policy advocacy, civic participation, integrated voter engagement, and culture change in three core issue areas: economic security, health, and safety including organizations working to address pay equity, affordable childcare, workplace protections, access to education, gender-based violence, criminal justice reform, reproductive health and justice, and environmental health and justice.
Below is a list of our current grant partners, we continue to make grants on a rolling basis.
ACCESS Reproductive Justice Black Women for Wellness Action Project California Domestic Workers Coalition California Coalition for Reproductive Freedom California Consortium for Urban Indian Health California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative California Latinas for Reproductive Justice California Partnership to End Domestic Violence Center for the Pacific Asian Family Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse Community United Against Violence Culturally Responsive Domestic Violence Network Dolores C Huerta Foundation East Los Angeles Women’s Center Family Violence Law Center Haven Women’s Center of Stanislaus Korean American Family Services Mixteco Indigena Community Organizing Project (MICOP) Mujeres Unidas y Activas (MUA) New American Story Project Richmond Our Power Coalition Safe Alternatives to Violent Environments Strong Hearted Native Women Coalition Young Women’s Freedom Center Women’s Health Specialists photo from Black Women for Wellness, one of the sixteen organizations receiving multiyear grants.
In July 2022, Women’s Foundation California gave out our first-ever round of multiyear grants to 16 organizations on the frontlines of change. This is a big deal for us as an organization and how we invest in critical movements for racial, economic, and gender justice across California.
Our commitment to multiyear, unrestricted grantmaking ensures that our communities have not only the dollars, but the trust and the time required to transform our world. It’s both an honor and a point of pride to resource our grant partner organizations on a three-year timeline that more accurately reflects the long arc of change. LEARN MORE This work is powered by you.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: California-based 501(c)(3) & 501(c)(4) organizations led by women of color and gender-expansive individuals, serving women of color and gender-expansive communities across California, with an intersectional approach cen…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
The current listing shows $5,000-$75,000 (most grants $5,000-$30,000). Verify award ceilings, matching requirements, and allowable costs in the official notice.
Women's Foundation California Community Power Fund is funded by Women's Foundation California. Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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