On Wednesday the Fire Relief Fund multi-platform fundraising event, hosted by the United Way of Greater Los Angeles, the Los Angeles Rams, CBS 2 and KCAL 9, raised over $1,173,905 (as of midnight, so likely has
The LA84 Foundation will give $1 million in grants to Southern California school-based and community youth sports groups.
With flames ablaze and billowing smoke at both ends of the state, it seems that wildfires have become the new normal in California. In response, regional grantmaking associations have emerged as sources of fire-related relief information and centr
The California Wellness Foundation recently approved $5.2 million in grants under its Advancing Wellness grants program. These grants include $600,000 for support to organizations assisting migrants and asylum-seekers at the San Diego border.
Foundation funding to cover paid time-off for executive directors and professional development for staff
United Way set up a Southern California Disaster Relief Fund Friday, November 9,2018, to support long-term recovery from the Hill and Woolsey wildfires for low-income individuals and families.
Customers can donate to wildfire relief efforts through bank’s California ATMs
In what has become an all-too-common story in America, a lone gunman opened fire at a Thousand Oaks, Cali
Our thoughts go out to our members, partners, friends and everyone impacted by the the Woolsey and Hill fires. We will keep this page updated with information that could be helpful in responding appropriately to these disasters that are forcing thousands of people to evacuate their homes.
Assessing the performance of a foundation is notoriously challenging. How well do foundation leaders believe they understand what is and isn’t working in their foundation’s efforts? How are they building that understanding?
Numbers don’t lie—unless they are left out of an equation to begin with. When numbers are missing from a calculation, a deceptive void appears like a black hole that swallows otherwise important realities.
Four Initiatives Will Receive Grants to Aid Victims, Ensure Community Security, Combat Hate and Aid Immigrants
I can hardly believe that today brings news of another tragic mass murder by a gunman—this one in Thousand Oaks, California.
Wednesday night, November 7, 2018, an unspeakable tragedy occurred with the shooting deaths of 12 of our community members including a Ventura County Sheriff‘s sergeant.
Amgen Foundation's Vice President, Scott Heimlich, discussed with SCG Amgen's giving.
Through a new $21 Million, Four-Year Investment, Amgen Scholars Program to Reach Additional 1,500 Undergraduates
Dear Colleagues,
Over the past week, we have witnessed a series of tragedies across the country that have become disturbingly too common.
The Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco (SF Fed) is conducting a survey of nonprofit organizations in the Greater Los Angeles region to understand the scope of nonprofit dis