Youth on Course
The Bay Lights
San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
San Francisco General Hospital Foundation
Tuolumne River Trust
Marine Mammal Center
Photo credit: Courtesy of SFUSD
Spark SF Public Schools
University of California, Berkeley - Cal Athletics
Photo credit: Rick Hiser
Stern Grove Festival Association
Health Care Without Harm
Rainforest Action Network
American Jewish World Service
Napa Valley Community Foundation
Western Rivers Conservancy
Challah For Hunger
Grants Database
Showing 249 -273 of 2459 grants equaling $87,700,990.00
| Organization Sort | Grant Amount Sort | Program Area SortFilter | Type of Support SortFilter | Location Sort | Year SortFilter |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| BlueStar | Grant Amount$15,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2011 |
| Write On for Israel, San Francisco (2011-2012), an educational program for Bay Area Jewish students that helps to foster long-term Jewish identity. | |||||
| BlueStar | Grant Amount$27,500 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2008 |
| Israel Environmental Initiative, to create and promote positive media campaigns about Israel in the Bay Area, including a campaign highlighting Israel's green technology leadership and environmental stewardship. | |||||
| Boys & Girls Clubs of San Francisco | Grant Amount$40,000 | Program AreaHealth and Recreation | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2013 |
| Healthy Lifestyles Initiative expansion, to encourage healthy habits through increased physical activity, access to healthy foods, and behavioral health support. More information: http://www.kidsclub.org/ |
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| Boys and Girls Club of San Francisco | Grant Amount$5,000 | Program AreaSF Bay Area Institutions and Projects | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2012 |
| Boys and Girls Club of San Francisco | Grant Amount$1,000 | Program AreaSF Bay Area Institutions and Projects | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2012 |
| Breakthrough San Francisco | Grant Amount$25,000 | Program AreaEducation and Literacy | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2014 |
| High School expansion, to provide academic support and leadership development to low-income students from fifth through ninth grades. | |||||
| Breakthrough San Francisco | Grant Amount$25,000 | Program AreaEducation and Literacy | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2013 |
| Seventh and Eighth Grade expansion, to provide academic support and leadership development to low-income students from fourth through eighth grades. More information: http://www.breakthroughsf.org/ |
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| Breast Cancer Action | Grant Amount$15,000 | Program AreaHealth and Recreation | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2011 |
| Think Before You Pink, a national campaign to educate the public about products sold in the name of breast cancer that may actually contain chemicals that contribute to the disease. | |||||
| Breast Cancer Action | Grant Amount$15,000 | Program AreaHealth and Recreation | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2009 |
| Think Before You Pink, a national campaign to educate the public about products sold in the name of breast cancer that may actually contain chemicals that contribute to the disease. | |||||
| Breast Cancer Action | Grant Amount$30,000 | Program AreaEnvironment | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2012 |
| Think Before You Pink, a national campaign to educate the public about products sold in the name of breast cancer that may actually contribute to the disease. | |||||
| Breast Cancer Fund | Grant Amount$25,000 | Program AreaEnvironment | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2011 |
| Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, to develop a retail-focused initiative that will accelerate the market shift toward safer production and increase access to safer cosmetic products: | |||||
| Breast Cancer Fund | Grant Amount$25,000 | Program AreaEnvironment | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2013 |
| Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, to support a retail-focused initiative to accelerate the market shift toward safer production and increased access to safer personal care products. | |||||
| Breast Cancer Fund | Grant Amount$25,000 | Program AreaEnvironment | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2015 |
| Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, to support a retail-focused initiative to accelerate the market shift toward safer production and increased access to safer personal care products. | |||||
| Breast Cancer Fund | Grant Amount$40,000 | Program AreaEnvironment | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2014 |
| Campaign for Safe Cosmetics, to support a retail-focused initiative to accelerate the market shift toward safer production and increased access to safer personal care products. | |||||
| buildOn | Grant Amount$5,000 | Program AreaEducation and Literacy | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2009 |
| To provide after-school youth development programs for teens that combine community service, global education, and community-based school construction in developing countries. | |||||
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$1,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2009 |
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$10,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2009 |
| 2009 Phantom Ball in honor of Richard N. Goldman | |||||
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$1,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2010 |
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$2,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2011 |
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$5,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2008 |
| Feast of Jewish Learning, to honor Kerin Lieberman's contributions to the Bureau of Jewish Education. | |||||
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$1,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2008 |
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$65,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2012 |
| The Curriculum Initiative, to develop and implement multicultural programming at San Francisco independent high schools. | |||||
| Bureau of Jewish Education | Grant Amount$2,000 | Program AreaJewish Community | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2012 |
| Bus Federation Civic Fund | Grant Amount$50,000 | Program AreaDemocracy and Civil Liberties | Type of SupportProject Support | LocationPortland, OR | Year2016 |
| National Voter Registration Day, to support a nonpartisan day of action held each year to register voters across the country, highlight the importance of voting, and celebrate democracy. More information: http://www.busfedcivic.org, www.nationalvoterregistrationday.org |
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| California Academy of Sciences | Grant Amount$5,000 | Program AreaSF Bay Area Institutions and Projects | Type of SupportAnnual Grant | LocationSan Francisco, CA | Year2018 |
- Annual Grants for general operating support are awarded and paid to those organizations representing special interests. The Fund does not accept applications for Annual Grants.
- Special Projects and SF Bay Area Institutions and Projects are by invitation only.
- Not all grants are listed on the website and some recent grants may not be included as the database is updated quarterly.