Our Grantee Partners
Our grantee partners are creating lasting change in our health care, education, and food systems in the communities we call home–San Francisco and Alameda Counties and the state of Hawaiʻi. Meet our current grantee partners, and learn about their work in the directory below.
Our grantee partners are creating lasting change in our health care, education, and food systems in the communities we call home–San Francisco and Alameda Counties and the state of Hawaiʻi. Meet our current grantee partners, and learn about their work in the directory below.
Our grantee partners are creating lasting change in our health care, education, and food systems in the communities we call home–San Francisco and Alameda Counties and the state of Hawaiʻi. Meet our current grantee partners, and learn about their work in the directory below.
Our grantee partners are creating lasting change in our health care, education, and food systems in the communities we call home–San Francisco and Alameda Counties and the state of Hawaiʻi. Meet our current grantee partners, and learn about their work in the directory below.
To support the strategic growth of innovative College Access and College Success Programming in the San Francisco Unified School District.
To provide general operating support.
To prevent and mitigate COVID-19 infections in nursing homes by leveraging the Alameda County Long Term Care Partnership to coordinate testing and knowledge transfer from hospital-based nurses to the 70 long-term care facilities in the county.
To support the long-term sustainability of the Alameda County Care Alliance project.
To support the Alameda County Care Alliance Project.
To provide general operating support.
To provide support to strengthen the nutrition safety net, measure the hunger gap in Alameda County, and shift priorities to close it.
To support new technological tools for CalFresh enrollment in Alameda County.
To implement serious illness care programs focused on standing up and financially sustaining new interdisciplinary inpatient palliative care at multiple sites.
To support wellness initiatives and activities.
To implement serious illness care programs focused on standing up and financially sustaining new interdisciplinary inpatient palliative care at multiple sites.
To support the evaluation of the ALL In Alameda County Food as Medicine Initiative. The evaluation will inform health payers and policymakers on the value of the model's components to reduce cost and improve quality and population health in community clinics. All of these important elements are needed to support a sustainable business case for the model to be adopted and covered by payors and health plans.
To provide general operating support.
To support the Ramaytush Ohlone Fund.
To support the API Council project in its food systems planning with and for the greater API community in San Francisco.
To support the Activate AAPI California program.
To provide membership dues.
To provide general operating support.
To provide general operating support.
To provide general operating support.