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 Alameda County Care Alliance Project.
To implement serious illness care programs focused on standing up and financially sustaining new interdisciplinary inpatient palliative care at multiple sites.
To provide general operating support.
To provide general operating support.
To provide general operating support.
To implement serious illness care programs focused on standing up and financially sustaining a new outpatient palliative care service.
To support the Family Resource Center project.
To support serious illness care payment reform efforts.
To provide general operating support.
To support implementation and revisions of the Our Care, Our Choice Act in Hawaiʻi.
To support organizing work in California.
To support planning to test the feasibility of the model at the adult day centers and other alternative sites of an Adult Day Co-op Program, a program where caregivers would volunteer hours at adult day centers in exchange for reduced or free hours for their care recipient loved ones.
To support the Dignity Health palliative care project.
To provide general operating support.
To sponsor the Palliative Care Leadership Center training for senior members of the Hawai'i Pacific Health project, accelerating their development of a home-based serious illness care model.
To combat COVID-19 spread among communities of color in Alameda County by ensuring CBOs of all sizes are able to respond effectively to Alameda County Department of Public Health RFP for contact tracing and case investigation service provision.
To implement serious illness care programs including rollout of home-based palliative care in San Francisco and a variety of caregiver support, advance care planning, and skilled nursing facility pilots in Alameda county.
To support the Manor Care - Hospice Services project.
To provide general operating support.
To implement serious illness care programs focused on improving goal-concordant care for oncology patients.