Grants Approved by the Board in September 2015 Asian Americans Advancing Justice Los Angeles / California Immigrant Policy Center

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1 Grants Approved by the Board in September 2015 An organization approved for funding by the Board must execute and return a grant agreement before receiving funding. Asian Americans Advancing Justice Los Angeles / California Immigrant Policy Center $275,000 over three years For core operating support for California Immigrant Policy Center to continue to its work to preserve and expand access to vital health and human services for immigrant populations in California. Association of American Medical Colleges Washington, DC $325,000 over three years For project support to develop and pilot a Diversity and Inclusion Culture & Climate Self-Assessment Tool and Scorecard at a minimum of eight urban-based, public universities in California. Bay Area Video Coalition, Inc. $150,000 over two years For core operating support to continue an education, training and regranting program for violence prevention leaders to build their capacity for engaging in visual storytelling and documentary film projects. California Association of Nonprofits $100,000 over two years For core operating support to continue its efforts to strengthen the nonprofit sector. California Black Women's Health Project Inglewood, CA $250,000 over three years For core operating support to continue the Healthcare Pipeline Leadership and Advocacy Training Program for black women interested in careers in the health professions.

2 California Consortium for Urban Indian Health, Inc. $200,000 over three years For core operating support to continue to strengthen the consortium and Urban Indian Health Organizations in California. California Rural Indian Health Board, Inc. Sacramento, CA $375,000 over three years For project support to improve oral health services for American Indian Alaska Native (AIAN) adults and seniors in rural California via a subcontracting and technical assistance approach targeting at least four tribal dental programs. California State Library Foundation / California State Library, California Research Bureau Sacramento, CA $285,000 over three years For core operating support for the California Research Bureau to inform policymakers, opinion leaders and other stakeholders about issues critical to the health, well-being and postsecondary educational opportunities of homeless youth in California. Chaldean and Middle-Eastern Social Services El Cajon, CA $165,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain primary health care services for low-income refugees and their families in the San Diego region. ChangeLab Solutions $225,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain technical assistance provision and public policy efforts to address health inequities in underserved communities in California. Charitable Ventures of Orange County, Inc. / Project Kinship Santa Ana, CA $217,500 over two years For core operating support for Project Kinship to provide case management, counseling services and a leadership development program in Santa Ana as a violence prevention strategy.

3 Common Counsel Foundation / Bay Area Justice Funders Network $80,000 over two years For project support for the Bay Area Justice Funders Network s Harmony Initiative, a leadership development program for foundation staff, with a focus on social justice funding. Community Health Initiative of Orange County Santa Ana, CA $125,000 over two years For core operating support to enroll low-income families in Orange County into health care coverage and income-support programs. Diversity in Health Training Institute San Leandro, CA $250,000 over three years For core operating support to help immigrants and refugees with professional backgrounds in health care re-enter the health care workforce in Alameda and Contra Costa counties. Each One Reach One South $225,000 over three years For project support for the Community Bridges program to provide educational support for youth in San Mateo County's juvenile detention facilities, and supportive services for their transition to, and successful participation in, community college. East Bay Alliance for a Sustainable Economy $200,000 over three years For core operating support to improve health outcomes by improving wages, creating good jobs and improving worker protections throughout the East Bay. Grantmakers In Health Washington, DC $100,000 over two years For core operating support to continue to provide consulting and training for health foundations in California.

4 Immigrant Legal Resource Center $675,000 over three years For project support for the Ready California campaign, which seeks to ensure that the maximum number of eligible Californians benefit from Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals and Deferred Action for Parents of Americans and Lawful Permanent Residents. National Health Law Program, Inc. $200,000 over three years For core operating support to improve low-income Californians access to health care through legal support to advocates and policymakers. National Immigration Law Center $375,000 over three years For core operating support to reduce barriers low-income immigrants face in accessing health and human services in California. Physicians Medical Forum $360,000 over three years For core operating support to continue to provide academic support and scholarships for underrepresented minority students pursuing careers in the health professions. Prevention Institute $232,000 over two years For core operating support for the Healthy, Equitable, Active Land-Use Network to sustain collaborative public policy efforts to address health inequities in Los Angeles. Redwood Community Health Coalition Petaluma, CA $150,000 over three years For core operating support for ongoing network activities to strengthen the health care safety net in Marin, Napa, Sonoma and Yolo counties.

5 Regents of the University of California, Davis / University of California, Davis, Postbaccalaureate Consortium Davis, CA $361,000 over three years For core operating support for the UC Davis Postbaccalaureate Consortium to continue to help diverse California students from disadvantaged backgrounds gain admission to medical school and other health professions schools. Regents of the University of California, San Francisco / Fresno Latino Center for Medical Education and Research $450,000 over three years For core operating support to continue to provide comprehensive health professions pipeline programming to underrepresented minority youth in the Central Valley who are interested in pursuing health careers. Silicon Valley Children's Fund San Jose, CA $300,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain a continuous pathway for foster youth in Santa Clara County to complete high school, matriculate into postsecondary education and graduate from college. Social Action Partners $100,000 over two years For core operating support to continue consulting and training for nonprofit organizations working on health in South Los Angeles. St. Jude Neighborhood Health Centers Fullerton, CA $300,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain oral health care services for low-income, primarily Latino, adults and seniors in central and northern Orange County. TERI, Inc. Oceanside, CA $206,000 over three years For core operating support for oral health care services for adults and seniors with developmental disabilities in San Diego County.

6 Vista Community Clinic Vista, CA $250,000 over three years For core operating support to sustain oral health care services for low-income, primarily Latino, adults and seniors in northern San Diego County. Wave Academy San Diego, CA $30,000 over six months For core operating support for an aquatic therapy program serving veterans diagnosed with post-traumatic stress in San Diego County as a health and wellness strategy. Women's Empowerment Sacramento, CA $175,000 over three years For core operating support for workforce development programs that help improve health outcomes for women who are homeless. Working Partnerships USA San Jose, CA $300,000 over three years For core operating support to improve health outcomes for low-wage workers through raising wages and improving work conditions, and launch a health coverage initiative for the remaining uninsured in Santa Clara County.