Thursday, March 11, 2010
For emergency support to families and individuals in the Bay Area. $400,000
To promote diversity, equity and access in Californian's after-school and community college systems. $40,000
To build the capacity of student leaders in the East Bay to advocate for policies to improve student outcomes in community colleges. $75,000
To expand the Beacon Initiative's capacity to serve as a resource for the youth development field. $100,000
For Freedom to Marry's multistate public education effort to win public acceptance for marriage equality. $322,500
To strengthen the organization's long-term financial sustainability by increasing individual and foundation support. $50,000
To promote policies at the national and state levels that support the creation, recognition and protection of gay families. $75,000
To build organizational and leadership capacities in organizations led by people of color. $30,000
To produce and distribute faith-based, gay-affirming resources to religious leaders, congregations and families. $55,000
For the Religious Voices Project to develop 'Believe Out Loud,' a strategic messaging project supporting gay equality. $250,000
To extend legal rights for same-sex couples and enforce employment nondiscrimination protections for gay people. $150,000
To ensure that San Francisco's health program for uninsured residents includes services designed for and welcoming of gay people. $35,000
To build a network of California congregations committed to marriage equality, immigrant rights and racial equity. $150,000
To educate and organize African American and Black immigrants to promote the need for comprehensive immigration reform. $50,000
To engage faith communities in promoting the need for comprehensive immigration reform. $75,000
To improve immigration status and economic livelihood for farmworkers in California via education and advocacy. $90,000
For a complete and accurate 2010 Census count in California. $100,000
To protect the civil rights of Latino immigrants. $75,000
To develop Latina immigrant leaders in San Francisco and Oakland to organize and advocate for immigrant rights. $50,000
To provide leadership in promoting the need for comprehensive immigration reform. $125,000
To advocate for the rights of immigrants and advance their civic integration. $150,000
To increase the civic participation of immigrants in promoting the need for comprehensive immigration reform. $150,000
To educate and organize California farmworkers and their families to promote the need for comprehensive immigration reform. $50,000
For the Warren Institute on Race, Ethnicity and Diversity to protect the civil rights of immigrants. $50,000
For a Leadership Capacity Grant to strengthen board and senior staff capacity. $35,000
To strengthen the individual and team capacity of its senior management team to manage continued growth. $35,000
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