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1 A New Way of Life Reentry Project 600,000 over three years For project support to lead a demonstration project providing integrated economic security and employment services for formerly incarcerated women of color as a health improvement strategy in Los Angeles County. Al-Shifa Clinic, Inc. San Bernardino, CA For core operating support to continue to provide health care services to low-income residents of San Bernardino. Giffords Law Center to Prevent Gun Violence 50,000 over one year For project support to sustain engagement of young people in California to shape the discussion and actions that can lead to the reduction and prevention of gun violence in schools and in communities. California Immigrant Policy Center Los Angeles, California 100,000 over one year For project support to conduct a Deep Research Project on immigration messaging in Orange and Fresno counties to inform the creation of positive narratives about the role of immigrants in creating healthy communities. California Youth Connection Oakland, CA For core operating support to sustain and strengthen efforts to inform policymakers of the wellbeing and postsecondary educational issues impacting California's foster youth, and to develop the leadership of foster youth to participate in these efforts. Center for Employment Opportunities, Inc. Oakland, CA 300,000 over three years For project support to provide workforce development technical assistance for demonstration projects to provide economic security and employment services for formerly incarcerated women of color as a health improvement strategy in Southern California.

2 Center on Juvenile and Criminal Justice San Francisco, California For core operating support to reduce community violence by advocating for diminishing the use of incarceration as an intervention. Central Coast Alliance United for a Sustainable Economy Ventura, CA 225,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain efforts to create healthier communities in underserved neighborhoods of Ventura and Santa Barbara counties. Charles Drew University of Medicine & Science For core operating support to continue to train health professions students from underrepresented minority communities in California. Clinicas Del Camino Real, Inc. Camarillo, CA For core operating support to sustain and expand the mobile clinic program to increase access to health care services for undocumented farmworkers and their families in Ventura County. Community Health Initiative of Orange County Santa Ana, CA 200,000 over three years For core operating support to provide health coverage outreach, enrollment, retention and utilization services, as well as assistance with enrollment in income support programs, in Orange County. Community Partners / Inland Empowerment For core operating support for Inland Empowerment to sustain civic engagement efforts to improve the health of underrepresented communities in Riverside and San Bernardino counties. Dientes Community Dental Care Santa Cruz, CA 200,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain comprehensive oral health services for uninsured and publicly insured low- income adults and seniors throughout Santa Cruz County.

3 Earth Island Institute, Inc. / Environmental Finance Center West Berkeley, CA 150,000 over two years For project support for Environmental Finance Center West to sustain leadership training and technical assistance to California Native American tribes on safe drinking water, wastewater and other issues related to maintaining a healthy infrastructure. East Bay Community Foundation Oakland, CA 1,797,300 over three years For project support for a designated fund for WORLD to lead a collaborative demonstration project providing integrated prevention and early intervention services for women of color at risk for HIV, AIDS and STIs in Alameda County. East Bay Community Foundation Oakland, CA For project support for the Bolstering Black-Led Organizations initiative to support the sustainability and impact of Bay Area Black-led groups to ensure the health and vitality of low- and moderate-income communities of color. Everytown for Gun Safety Support Fund, Inc. New York, NY 50,000 over six months For project support to sustain engagement of young people in California to shape the discussion and actions that can lead to the reduction and prevention of gun violence in schools and communities. Families USA Foundation, Inc. Washington, DC For core operating support for the Oral Health for All Campaign to sustain and strengthen efforts to inform federal and state policymakers about the oral health needs and issues of low-income adults and seniors in California. Funders Network for Smart Growth and Livable Communities, Inc. Coral Gables, FL 10,000 over one year For core operating support in efforts to bring funders together to build healthy, equitable and sustainable communities for the health and well-being of Californians. Golden State Opportunity Foundation 300,000 over three years For core operating support to improve health outcomes through outreach, communications and public policy efforts related to the state and federal earned income tax credits.

4 Grantmakers In Health Washington, DC For core operating support to continue to provide consulting, networking and training opportunities for health foundations in California. Hurtt Family Health Clinic, Inc. Tustin, CA For core operating support to sustain and expand the provision of health care services to low-income residents of Orange County. Imperial Valley College Imperial, California 170,000 over three years For core operating support for Project DREAM to sustain and strengthen campus-based efforts to support the wellbeing and higher education success of resilient youth. Kitchens For Good San Diego, CA For core operating support for Project Launch to improve health outcomes through a culinary workforce development program for formerly incarcerated adults and resilient youth in San Diego. Korean Resource Center, Inc. For core operating support for community organizing and leadership development efforts to ensure health coverage for all Orange County residents, regardless of immigration status. Leadership for Urban Renewal Network, Inc ,000 over two years For core operating support to sustain COMPRA Foods' efforts to increase access to healthy food in low-income communities. Mobilize the Immigrant Vote Oakland, California 100,000 over six months For project support to sustain YVote s engagement of young people in California to shape the conversation and have impact around gun violence prevention and school safety.

5 Network on Women in Prison / Formerly Incarcerated Students and Alumni Network 10,000 over six months Project support for a statewide convening in April 2018 to improve the health and wellbeing of formerly incarcerated students and alumni, including resilient youth, by focusing on expanding access to higher education and career opportunities. Northern California Grantmakers / California Criminal Justice Funders Group 10,000 over one year For project support for programming that will include discussions and briefings focused on violence prevention and the health needs of the formerly incarcerated in California. Pacific Health Consulting Group San Anselmo, CA 100,000 over one year For project support to complete a study of the current capacity, future goals and potential opportunities of clinic consortia in California. Philanthropy Northwest Seattle, WA 350,000 for14 months For project support for a national consulting team, The Giving Practice, to produce content and logistics for the 2018 Organizational Learning and Evaluation Convening and Cal Wellness Sabbatical Program Awards Luncheon. PolicyLink Oakland, California 500,000 over three years For core operating support to advance a comprehensive health equity agenda focused on improving the lives of lowincome people and people of color and their communities in California. The Rector Wardens & Vestry of the Church of Our Saviour in San / Our Saviour Center, Cleaver Family Wellness Clin San Gabriel, CA 180,000 over three years For core operating support for Our Saviour Center, Cleaver Family Wellness Clinic to sustain the provision of primary health care services for low-income individuals in the San Gabriel Valley region of Los Angeles. Regents of the University of California at Riverside / University of California, Riverside, Office of Foster Youth Support Riverside, CA For core operating support for the Office of Foster Youth Support Services to sustain and strengthen campus-based efforts to support the wellbeing and higher-education success of current and former foster youth enrolled at UC Riverside.

6 Regents of the University of California at Riverside / University of California, Riverside, School of Medicine Riverside, CA 200,000 over three years For core operating support for the School of Medicine s FastStart summer academy to continue to provide academic and social support services for underrepresented minority students in Riverside and San Bernardino pursuing careers in the health professions. The Regents of the University of California, Los Angeles / UCLA Luskin School of Public Affairs For project support for the Luskin School of Public Affairs, to continue to grow the Watts Leadership Institute, a leadership and capacity-building program for non profits based in Watts to allow them to better address overall community health. Robby Poblete Foundation Fairfield, CA For core operating support to sustain and strengthen the violence prevention programs in Solano County, including gun buyback events, gun violence awareness art exhibits, and workforce development and vocational programs. Root & Rebound Oakland, CA 600,000 over three years For project support to lead a demonstration project to provide integrated economic security and employment services for formerly incarcerated women of color as a health improvement strategy in Fresno. Rosenberg Foundation 100,000 over two years For project support for the Leading Edge Fund to provide executive coaching for leaders of nonprofit organizations working to improve the health of Californians. Safe Passages / Advance Peace Richmond, CA 400,000 over two years For core operating support for Advance Peace to replicate the Operation Peacemaker Fellowship to support violence prevention efforts in Sacramento and Stockton.

7 San Diego Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Community Center / Engage San Diego San Diego, CA For core operating support for Engage San Diego to sustain civic engagement efforts to improve the health of underrepresented communities in San Diego County. Santa Rosa Community Health Centers Santa Rosa, CA 250,000 over one year For core operating support to sustain primary health care, dental and behavioral health services for low-income residents of Sonoma County and for recovery efforts related to the October 2017 firestorm. SchoolHouse Connection Washington, DC For core operating support to sustain and strengthen federal and state policy advocacy and implementation efforts to improve the health; wellbeing; and access to, and success in, college for youth experiencing homelessness in California. Social Justice Learning Institute, Inc. Inglewood, CA For core operating support to continue to provide academic support, training and career preparation to Latino and African American young men in Inglewood and South Los Angeles interested in pursuing health careers. Southeast Asian Community Alliance For core operating support to sustain collaborative efforts, leadership training and public policy activities to improve the health of low income residents of Los Angeles. Southern California Grantmakers / Center for Strategic Public-Private Partnerships 10,000 over six months For project support for the Los Angeles County s Youth Diversion and Development Summit in March 2018, focused on the launch of the County s youth diversion initiative to improve health outcomes for young people.

8 Swords to Plowshares Veterans Rights Organization 152,500 over three years For core operating support for a comprehensive workforce development program for veterans in the Bay Area to improve low-income and homeless veterans health and financial stability. Time For Change Foundation San Bernardino, CA 600,000 over three years For project support to lead a demonstration project to provide integrated economic security and employment services for formerly incarcerated women of color as a health improvement strategy in San Bernardino County. Uncommon Good Claremont, CA For core operating support to continue to provide debt relief to underrepresented minority health care providers serving in community clinics and to conduct a pipeline program to encourage students of color to explore careers in the medical field. United Way of Ventura County, Inc. Ventura, CA 50,000 over one year To provide health and human services support to the affected communities impacted by the fires in Ventura County. University of California San Francisco / California Area Health Education Center Program For project support for California Area Health Education Center to provide clinical and community internship and work experiences in community clinics throughout California for underrepresented minority health professions students. University of California San Francisco / Fresno Latino Center for Medical Education and Research For core operating support for the California Health Professions Consortium, a statewide coalition of organizations and pipeline programs, to develop and implement strategies and policies to increase the diversity of the state's health workforces.

9 Ventura County Community Foundation Camarillo, CA 100,000 over one year To provide health and human services support to affected communities impacted by the Thomas Fire and subsequent mudslides, with an evenly-split emphasis on longer-term recovery needs and the 805 UndocuFund. Walking Shield, Inc. Lake Forest, CA For core operating support to strengthen the capacity of tribal health clinics, improve health-related infrastructure on California reservations, and provide violence prevention training and technical assistance to tribal leadership. Working Partnerships USA San Jose, CA 245,000 over three years For core operating support to improve health outcomes for workers in subcontracted and platform-based sectors of the tech industry by increasing access to portable benefits through public policy efforts and the expansion of worker voice in Silicon Valley. Yes 2 Kollege Educational Resources, Inc. Sacramento, CA For core operating support to continue to provide academic enrichment and health career guidance to students of color interested in pursuing health careers in Sacramento.

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