PALO ALTO COMMUNITY FUND 2003 GRANTEES

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Our Mission

The Palo Alto Community Fund grows, sustains, and uses its endowment and other donated funds to support the work of new and existing nonprofit organizations serving the greater

Palo Alto area.

Our 2014 Grantees

This year, the Fund awarded over $330,000 to 39 organizations to fund the following programs, services, and staff positions:

10 Books A Home: Child-Parent Home Tutoring program providing private tutoring, parent-child interaction modeling, and book donations. www.10booksahome.org

AbleWorks: FutureProfits education program equipping at-risk high school students with life skills and financial knowledge. able.is

Ada’s Café: Operating expenses associated with their commercial kitchen. Adascafe.org

Art of Yoga: Yoga and creative arts curriculum for youth in the juvenile justice system.

www.theartofyogaproject.org

Avenidas: Door-to-door transportation services for Palo Altans who are no longer able to drive or take public transportation. www.avenidas.org

Beyond Barriers Athletic Foundation: Swim lesson scholarships at the Belle Haven pool. www.beyondbarriersaf.org

Bring Me A Book: Take Home Books family literacy program and First Teacher’s literacy training programs. www.bringmeabook.org

Building Futures Now: Five-week summer program strengthening academic knowledge, study skills and interpersonal skills for 4 th -8 th grade students.

www.buildingfuturesnow.org

Caminar: Jobs Plus program providing vocational services to clients with severe mental illness. www.caminar.org

Canopy: Healthy Trees, Healthy Kids! Initiative to engage kids and families in revitalizing East Palo Alto schoolyards through tree plantings. www.canopy.org

Community Legal Services of East Palo Alto): Housing clinics and legal services for low-income tenants at risk of losing their homes. www.clsepa.org

Dreamcatchers: After school academic tutoring program for low-income PAUSD middle school students. www.dreamcatchersyouth.org

East Palo Alto Charter School: Science education academic program. www.epacs.org

East Palo Alto Kids Foundation: Education Micro Grant program providing grants to educators in the Ravenswood

School District to promote educational achievement for students in the classroom. www.epak.org

Caring about our community for over 35 years.

East Palo Alto Tennis & Tutoring (EPATT): STEM (science, technology, engineering, and mathematics) summer program for K-5 students. www.epatt.org

East Palo Alto Youth Court: Alternative to Suspension restorative justice program for youth offenders. www.epayouthcourt.org

Edgewood Center for Children and Families: Kinship Support Network providing critical services to families in which children are being raised by a relative caregiver. www.edgewood.org

Environmental Volunteers: Science education academic program at Costano Elementary School. www.EVols.org

FLY (Fresh Lifelines for Youth: Legal Eagle program providing Legal Education and Leadership Training to youth. www.flyprogram.org

Hidden Villa: Summer camp scholarships. www.hiddenvilla.org

InnVision Shelter Network: Haven Family House program, providing transitional housing and comprehensive support services to families in need of housing & Opportunity Services Center providing critical services for homeless residents. www.ivsn.org

JobTrain: General operating expenses providing support of vocational training, academics, and life skills development, for local student. www.jobtrainworks.org

KARA: Wrap-around grief services for individuals and communities. www.kara-grief.org

KIDPOWER:

‘People Safety’ and Social-Emotional development training and Coaching for children, their families and teachers. www.kidpower.org

Mural Music & Arts Project: “Voices of East Palo Alto” project to install murals and implement youth-driven arts programming to promote peace and unity. www.muralmusicarts.org

New Creations Home Ministries: Holistic Residential Care facility support that provides housing to low-income minority teen mothers and their children. www.newcreationhome.org

Palo Alto Art Center: Cultural Kaleidoscope program, building bridges between diverse communities by partnering elementary school classrooms to work with a resident artist on collaborative art projects. www.paacf.org

Palo Alto Housing Corp: Stepping Stones to Success program providing out-of-school academic support and skillbuilding opportunities to low-income Palo Alto youth. www.paloaltohousingcorp.org

Parca: Page Mill Court apartment complex program, providing on-site supervision, independent living skills training, and social and recreational activities to residents. www.parca.org

Peninsula HealthCare Connection: Street outreach and navigation services to potential patients who are disconnected from medical services. www.peninsulahcc.org

Ravenswood Family Health Center: Ravenswood Early Childhood Caries Prevention Project, providing high quality dental treatment and oral health promotion for young children. www.ravenswoodfhc.org

Renaissance Entrepreneurship Center : Entrepreneurship training program, providing business training, technical assistance and business networking to low-income business owners. www.rencenter.org

Caring about our community for over 35 years.

Stanford University, Office of Science Outreach: Raising Interest in Science & Engineering (RISE) Summer

Internship program for disadvantaged high school students. oso.stanford.edu

Stevenson House: Nutritious meals for residents of Stevenson House. www.stenensonhouse.org

Teen Success: Support groups for teen mothers in East Palo Alto. www.teensuccess.net

Teen Talk Sexuality Education: In-school sexual health programs to 5 th -7 th graders. www.teentalkca.org

Vida Verde Nature Education: Outdoor educational opportunities for elementary aged underserved students. www.vveducation.org

Vista Center for the Blind & Visually Impaired : Vision rehabilitation services for Seniors. www.vistacenter.org

Youth Community Service:

‘Who is My Neighbor’ life skills and leadership program for underserved youth. www.youthcommunityservice.org

Caring about our community for over 35 years.

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