Asociación de Mexicanos en Carolina del Norte (AMEXCAN) —Support for youth community service/learning program. $10,000.
Building Skills Partnership (BSP) —for support use of its best-practice model of working with immigrant households to create a college-going culture and workforce readiness skills to improve opportunities for undocumented immigrants to apply for DACA relief. $40,000.
Centro Binacional de Desarollo Indigena Oaxaqueño (CBDIO)—Support for Community assessment of needs of indigenous students and collaboration with Fresno Unified School District in identifying effective strategies to improve communication with parents, learning opportunities, and services for students, with ongoing core support, Financial grants with coaching and counseling support, to 11 indigenous youth from low-income households to attend community college and move onward in education and/or in personally-rewarding careers; and general and specific support for an ethnographic research project – Las Doce Famillias/12 Families - on the lives of indigenous and other Mexican immigrant families living on the edge, in Fresno county (2016 to 2018, a total of $310,000.)
Community Tech Network (CTN)—Support for inter-generational program of youth volunteers providing computer literacy coaching to community members - to strengthen existing technology training resources, foster new computer skills and the ability to deploy them effectively to meet their specific objectives; and for program development. $146,000.
Educators for Fair Consideration (E4FC) —General support for E4FC and for the Ph.D. (pre-Health DREAMers) project. PHD provides information, advice, and peer counseling to help undocumented students interested in health careers to go on to graduate school, coupled with outreach and collaboration with universities seeking to become more immigrant-friendly. $70,000.
Immigrant Legal Services Center (ILRC) —2016 Support legal services and training in conjunction with Fresno CVIIC initiatives in addition to national advocacy. $968,000.
Liberty Hill Foundation —Support for Cal Dream Scholarship fund to provide scholarship and counseling support to DREAMers; and small specific grant to Inner-City Struggle. $145,000.
Mexican American Legal Defense and Education Fund (MALDEF) —Support for the Immigrant Youth Scholarship Fund (DREAM Summer 2012). $24,000.
Proteus —Support for a pilot proect, co-funded with Unbound Philanthropy, to provide a pathway to individuals without documentation who might quality for DACA if they had a high school credential or were enrolled in a vocational pathway. This project focuses on lower educated individuals to jumpstart their and their families' well-being. Thus the model is a rich one, bundling tutoring and counseling to assist in guiding people through the education and DACA application process, and their next steps after completion. $60,000.
Red Mexicana de Organizaciones y Lideres Migrantes —Support for program training indigenous-origin immigrants to become trilingual court interpreters. $3,000.
Stanford University Board of Trustees —Support for scholarships for students graduating from the East Palo Alto Academy. $16,000.
UCLA Downtown Labor Center (through the California Community Foundation and Regents of UCLA) —Continued support for DREAM Summer 2014, 2015, 2016 and 2017. $198,000.
University of California, Santa Cruz Foundation —Support for summer internships for Center for Latino and Latin American Studies students working
to build immigrant civic engagement in the San Joaquin Valley. $25,000.