National Service in California · Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 22, 2016 California At a Glance AmeriCorps Projects Service Locations Participants

Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 22, 2016

National Service in California

More than 25,000 people of all ages and backgrounds are helping tomeet local needs, strengthen communities, and increase civicengagement through national service in California. Serving at morethan 3,200 locations throughout the state, these citizens tutor andmentor children, support veterans and military families, provide healthservices, restore the environment, respond to disasters, increaseeconomic opportunity, and recruit and manage volunteers.

MEETING COMMUNITY NEEDS IN CALIFORNIA Senior Corps:contribute their time and talents in one of three Senior Corpsprograms. Foster Grandparents serve one-on-one as tutors andmentors to more than 5,900 young people who have specialneeds. Senior Companions help more than 2,500 homeboundseniors and other adults maintain independence in their ownhomes. RSVP volunteers conduct safety patrols, renovate homes,protect the environment, tutor and mentor youth, respond tonatural disasters, and provide other services through more than1,100 groups across California.

individuals the opportunity to provide intensive, results-driven serviceto meet education, environmental, health, economic, and otherpressing needs in communities across California. Most AmeriCorpsgrant funding goes to the California Volunteers, which in turn awardsgrants to nonprofit groups to respond to local needs. Most of theremainder of the grant funding is distributed by CNCS directly tomulti-state and national organizations through a competitive grantsprocess. Other individuals serve through AmeriCorps VISTA, whosemembers help bring individuals and communities out of poverty byserving full-time to fight illiteracy, improve health services, createbusinesses, and increase housing opportunities, and AmeriCorpsNCCC (National Civilian Community Corps), a 10-month, full timeresidential program for men and women between the ages of 18 and24. In exchange for their service, AmeriCorps members earn aneducation award that can be used to pay for college or to pay backqualified student loans. Since 1994, more than 120,000 Californiaresidents have served more than 150 million hours and have qualifiedfor Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards totaling more than$367,340,000.

This year AmeriCorps will provide more than 7,300AmeriCorps:

More than 18,000 seniors in California

The Corporation for National and Community Service is afederal agency that improves lives, strengthens communities,and fosters civic engagement through service andvolunteering. CNCS annually engages more than five millionAmericans in service to meet local needs through SeniorCorps, AmeriCorps, and national days of service; improvescommunities through the Social Innovation Fund, and leadsPresident Obama's national call to service initiative, UnitedWe Serve. To learn more visit NationalService.gov or Serve.govor call 202-606-5000 or TTY 1-800-833-3722.

lives and communities using limited federal investment as acatalyst to grow the impact of nonprofits with evidence of strongresults. It harnesses the expertise of grantmaking intermediariesto identify, evaluate and expand effective nonprofits andengages funding partners to contribute nearly three dollars toevery one federal dollar invested. As the Social Innovation Fundnetwork grows programs that work in California, more people areable to overcome their most pressing challenges in the areas ofeconomic opportunity, health, and youth development. The SocialInnovation Fund is investing more than $10,230,000 inexpanding the impact of 39 nonprofits in California, selected andsupported by 4 intermediaries.

Social Innovation Fund: The Social Innovation Fund transforms

This year, the Corporation for National and Community Service (CNCS)will commit more than $116,080,000 to support Californiacommunities through national service initiatives. CNCS invests incost-effective community solutions--working hand in hand with localpartners to improve lives, expand economic opportunity, and engagecitizens in solving problems in their communities. Serving in many ofthe state's most impoverished communities, CNCS provides vitalsupport to schools, food banks, homeless shelters, community healthclinics, youth centers, veterans service facilities, and other nonprofitand faith-based organizations at a time of growing demand forservices. Through a unique public-private partnership, this federalinvestment will leverage an additional $74,190,000 in other resourcesto strengthen community impact, build local support, and increasereturn on taxpayer dollars. Nationwide, CNCS, its grantees, andproject sponsors generated more than $1.25 billion in outsideresources from businesses, foundations, public agencies, and othersources in FY 2015.

Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 22, 2016

California At a GlanceProgram FundingAmeriCorps Projects Participants Education Scholarships1 2Service Locations

AmeriCorps National 135 3,446 $26,787,812 $12,825,499729 3

AmeriCorps NCCC Campus - 320 $1,848,000 $5,082,728- 4

AmeriCorps NCCC In-State Projects 14 130 - -16

AmeriCorps State Competitive 21 1,927 $7,295,399 $14,454,150404AmeriCorps State Formula 27 1,231 $4,995,772 $11,707,102267AmeriCorps State without Commissions 1 1 $5,775 $19,890-AmeriCorps Tribes/Territories 6 82 $403,853 $1,304,02410AmeriCorps VISTA 51 239 $1,370,870 $3,903,109244

255 7,376 $42,707,481 $49,296,503AMERICORPS TOTAL (Current Projects Only) 1,670

Program FundingProjects Participants Education ScholarshipsService LocationsSenior CorpsFoster Grandparent Program 16 1,924 - $6,141,290402RSVP 27 15,013 - $2,635,7901,190Senior Companion Program 14 1,195 - $2,102,402169

57 18,132 - $10,879,482SENIOR CORPS TOTAL (Current Projects Only) 1,761

Program FundingProjects Participants Education ScholarshipsService LocationsSocial Innovation FundIntermediary Grantmakers 4 - - $7,000,000-

39 - - $3,231,195-Nonprofit Subgrantees

43 - - $10,231,195-SOCIAL INNOVATION FUND TOTAL (Current Projects Only)

Program FundingOther Funding Projects Participants Education ScholarshipsService Locations

Martin Luther King Day 4 - - $1,320,471-September 11th National Day of Service and Remembrance 3 - - $538,000-State Commission Operations Support 1 - - $678,999-Volunteer Generation Fund 1 - - $431,253-

9 - - $2,968,723OTHER FUNDING TOTAL (Current Projects Only) -

$42,707,481364 25,508 $73,375,903PROGRAM TOTALS

$116,083,384TOTAL CNCS FUNDING (Including Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards)

Notes: The data shown represents a snapshot in time. CNCS project sites, participants, and funding change throughout the year, so the data may not reflect current conditions.

TOTAL CNCS FUNDING + TOTAL LOCAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

$74,196,925TOTAL LOCAL PROGRAM SUPPORT

3,431

(Non-CNCS Resources) 6

$190,280,309

5

1 This figure represents the number of awarded positions available to be filled in the 2015 - 2016 program year. For AmeriCorps VISTA, this represents the actual number ofVISTA members in active service.

2 This figure represents the maximum potential value of Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards that can be earned by AmeriCorps members serving in California. The awardcan be used in any state to pay for college, graduate school, vocational training, or to pay back student loans. The education award total is included in total CNCSfunding.

3 AmeriCorps National figures may include national programs headquartered in the state and/or operating sites of national programs that are headquartered in other states.Funding reflects the estimated proportionate share of the national grant associated with operating sites in this report. Some national organizations do not report operatingsite data, or it was not available at time of publishing, so figures may not reflect current conditions.

4 California is home to the Pacific Region campus of AmeriCorps NCCC, located in Sacramento. Members based at this campus perform service projects throughoutCalifornia and AK, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY and the Pacific Territories.

5 The service location total may contain multiple counts of unique locations where multiple CNCS programs are operating.6 As part of its public-private partnership approach, CNCS requires grantees to leverage additional resources to strengthen community impact and increase the return on the

federal investment. This figure reflects non-CNCS cash and in-kind resources that CNCS grantees and project sponsors have committed to raise or other revenue used tosupport their programming activities across the state. Last year, CNCS, its grantees, and project sponsors generated more than $1.25 billion in outside resources frombusinesses, foundations, public agencies, and other sources.

Since 1994, more than 120,000 California residents have served more than 150 million hours and have qualified for Segal AmeriCorps Education Awards totalingmore than $367,340,000.

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State Commission

In 2014-15 AmeriCorps brought meaningful service to nearly 900 service locations across California. Collectively, 41 AmeriCorps Stateprograms in partnerships with over 800 public and private organizations supported nearly 3,000 AmeriCorps members whose servicespositively impacted the lives of more than 72,000 economically disadvantaged Californians. In the area of education AmeriCorps servicesresulted in 13,324 of the 23,648 (56%) students tutored and/or mentored (who completed program participation) demonstratingsignificant academic gains and/or engagement. AmeriCorps member services further resulted in: 20,000 vulnerable individuals receiveddisaster preparedness education; 10,685 homeless individuals and veterans connected to critical resources; 5,955 parents received childabuse and prevention services; and 152 public agencies and non-profit organizations reporting improved organizational effectiveness orincrease implementation of effective volunteer management practices as a result of AmeriCorps member service activities.

First 5 Service AmeriCorps members provide school readiness services to economically disadvantaged children ages 2 to 5 years in fifteenCalifornia counties. In 2014-2015, 98 AmeriCorps members provided one-to-one and small group instruction using evidence-basedcurricula to 3,446 children. At the end of the program year, 66 percent of the 2,114 children who received a dosage of 35 hours ofinstruction demonstrated gains in school readiness in terms of literacy skills and met age appropriate developmental milestones for schoolreadiness. AmeriCorps members leveraged an additional 1,197 volunteers to support school readiness activities. The program’s quasi-experimental evaluation completed for the 2012-2014 grant cycle affirms that its integrated approach of high quality evidence-basedpreschool programming, meaningful parental education and engagement, and providing children’s literature for at-home use is effective toachieve improved school readiness. First 5 Service Corps is a program of the California Children and Families Foundation implemented bythe Prevent Child Abuse California organization based in Sacramento.

AmeriCorps State

Each year millions of Californians are unrepresented in their family law, civil, or small claims cases. California JusticeCorps assists thosecommunity members—who are often low-income or non-native English speakers—by placing AmeriCorps members to assist in self-helplegal access centers across California. In 2014-2015, 280 AmeriCorps members provided 114,727 instances of assistance to thousands ofself-represented litigants. Each “instance of assistance” by AmeriCorps members means people received critical information, had moretime to prepare for eviction, judgments were reached, forms were translated for non-English speaking litigants, and so much more.Through this service, access to justice is increased for the community and people are able to move to a place of greater stability in theirlives after their cases are resolved. California JusticeCorps is supported by a strong collaborative where all facets of a community, fromexecutive, judicial to local governments, come together with nonprofits to bring resources and efforts to address a pressing statewide need.

Los Angeles, Sacramento, and San Jose/Silicon Valley have 513 City Year AmeriCorps members who serve full-time at 46 schools, helpingmore than 39,550 students at greatest risk of dropping out. City Year AmeriCorps members work alongside teachers, using research-basedtools to improve students’ attendance, behavior, and performance in math and English. The members also lead afterschool programs andschool-wide initiatives to improve school culture. In Los Angeles, 62 percent of middle and high school students who had intensive supportfrom a City Year AmeriCorps member ended the year with a C or better in English Language Arts. In San Jose, 94 percent of students whohad literacy tutoring and 91 percent of students who had math tutoring improved on state assessments, and 95 percent of teachers saidthe members improved overall student academic performance. In Sacramento, 80 percent of teachers agree that AmeriCorps members havea positive impact on schools and 90 percent of principals agree that City Year’s after-school programs foster a positive learningenvironment.

AmeriCorps National

Citizen Schools is a nonprofit organization that partners with middle schools to expand the learning day for children in low-incomecommunities. Its AmeriCorps members serve at public schools in Oakland and San Jose, leading real-world learning projects, providingacademic support, and helping all students discover and achieve their dreams. In their two years of service, the AmeriCorps members serveas Teaching Fellows, giving students months of extra learning through academic mentoring and skill-building apprenticeships thattranslate into college readiness and career opportunities. Citizen Schools has been recognized as a leader in engaging volunteers,generating student impact, and balancing direct service with systemic change efforts. Students who are supported by Citizen Schoolsgraduated from high school within four years at a rate of 71 percent, compared to 59 percent among matched peers, and 61 percent ofCitizen Schools’ alumni enroll in college.

College Advising Corps has 20 AmeriCorps members serving full-time as college advisors at 14 high schools in Los Angeles, Long Beach,and Garden Grove. These members are placed in underserved high schools and work to increase the number of low-income, first-generation, and underrepresented students who enter and complete higher education. The AmeriCorps members provide the counsel andencouragement that students need to navigate the college admissions process. They help students plan their college searches, completeadmissions and financial aid applications, and enroll at schools that will serve them well. In 2015, these 20 members served 4,200students. They held 6,876 one-to-one meetings with students and met with 9,069 students in group meetings. They helped 574 seniorsregister for the SAT or ACT and helped 2,217 seniors submit 9,441 college applications.



As California drought/deluge weather pattern has deepened, wildfires and floods have become big challenges. Conservation Corps NorthBay’s Natural Resources Program, which serves Marin and Sonoma counties, has responded by reducing fire fuels on public lands andmanaging vegetation in streambeds that can flood in heavy rains. The program deployed 30 AmeriCorps members to reduced fire fuels on64 acres of public lands and prevent flooding in 6 miles of streambeds.

Civicorps, in the Oakland and East Bay Area, serves youth who are disconnected from their community. Civicorps provides appropriate workwithin the community, and operates many community engagement activities on- and off-site. Civicorps also hosts member events so theyouth who are being served in the program have an opportunity to become more connected to each another. More than 75 percent of theyouth who have been served through Civicorps feel greater connected with their community and their peers, according to pre- and post-participation surveys.

The young women and men of the California Conservation Corps work hard to protect and restore California’s environment and respondingto disasters, and become stronger workers, citizens, and individuals through their service. A third of the Corps’ AmeriCorps members areeconomically disadvantaged and unemployed when they join the program. Of the members who participated in post-Corps tracking, 70.8percent found a job within a year of leaving the program. The program operates sites in Redding, Chico, Siskiyou, Ukiah, Napa, Greenwood,Stockton, Fresno, Fortuna, Placer, Sacramento, San Diego, North County, Inland Empire, Pomona, Tahoe, Los Padres, Santa Maria, MontereyBay Operations Center, Camarillo, Los Angeles, and Tent Camps.

FoodCorps has 15 AmeriCorps members serving in Calaveras County, Chico, Clearlake, Grass Valley, Los Angeles, Oakland, Pittsburg, SanDiego, Santa Cruz, Sonoma County, Thousand Oaks, Ventura, and Watsonville. FoodCorps is a nationwide team of AmeriCorps leaders whowork under the direction of local partner organizations to connect children to real food and help them grow up healthy. They teach childrenhands-on lessons about food and nutrition build and tend school gardens, teach cooking lessons, and help change what's on lunch trays sothat children can eat healthy food from local farms. In the past year, the FoodCorps members in California served 21,633 children, built orbrought back into use 19 school and community gardens, harvested 4,990 pounds of produce, and recruited 560 community volunteers.

New Sector AmeriCorps members in the AmeriCorps RISE program complete high-impact capacity-building projects for organizations in theSan Francisco area that focus on education and economic opportunity. Their service helps local nonprofits with projects ranging fromvolunteer engagement to performance measurement and beyond, and allows the nonprofits to create, improve, or expand services to theircommunity. In the past year, 23 New Sector AmeriCorps members completed projects to strengthen organizations that serve more than40,000 children and 3,500 low-income residents. The AmeriCorps members participated in up to 200 hours of training, mentorship, andcoaching to strengthen their service and help them continue to serve through careers in the social impact sector.

Up2Us Sports’ Coach Across America program trained and placed 29 members in Los Angeles in the past year. The members coached andled sports-based programming. They used mentoring and youth development skills to help young people learn life skills and improve healththrough sports. They served 3,520 youth – mostly minority youth from low-income families – at 15 host sites. At the end of the program, 83percent of the youth were at a healthy fitness level for their age an improvement from only 70 percent of the youth at the beginning of theprogram. Additionally, 90 percent of the youth improved in one or more positive internal attributes that contribute to healthy decision-making, and 87 percent of youth reported that their coach was a good role model. This program is effective because it uses sports toengage under-represented populations into AmeriCorps roles and inspire in them a longer-term commitment to service. After they completetheir service, half of the AmeriCorps member coaches plan to pursue careers and/or higher education in recreation or health fields.

California State University (CSU) VISTA members mobilize university and community resources for traditionally underrepresented students(students of color, low-income, first-generation, and women) to aspire to, excel in, and complete degrees in STEM fields throughinternships, service-learning courses, and undergraduate research. In the first year, the VISTAs recruited and managed 1,721 STEM and131 non-STEM students who served 55,515 hours; expanded its services to 286 partners, including 85 K-12 schools, 22 nonprofits, eightgovernment agencies, and 159 businesses; served 2,426 CSU STEM, 228 CSU non-STEM, and 6,415 K-12 students; offered 3,215participants 598 hours of training at 303 events; facilitated community assessments for 23 organizations; and supported and/or helpedimplement seven new service-learning courses, 65 internships, 189 undergraduate research opportunities, and three learningcommunities. CCE staff designed and implemented a training plan that included a team-building retreat, orientation program, and a year-long professional development curriculum.

AmeriCorps VISTA



School on Wheels, a nonprofit serving Los Angeles and the surrounding counties, began an AmeriCorps VISTA project in 2013 in order tomore effectively achieve its mission of enhancing the educational opportunities for homeless children in Kindergarten through 12th grade.Members have worked in a variety of roles including facilitating new partnerships, designing improved curriculum and outcome measures,implementing digital learning, and increasing individual contributions through marketing and development activities. Through the work ofthe VISTA members, School on Wheels provided 620 students with access to adaptive computer programs, and of these students, 96.7percent showed academic improvements after six months of use. An additional 156 students received one-on-one tutoring from 50 virtualvolunteers recruited and trained as part of a new online tutoring program. The members helped secure a $57,000 grant from the GesnerJohnson Family Foundation to establish a digital learning center at the Skid Row site. The curriculum and outcomes VISTA members createdinclude a set of assessments and curriculum aligned with the common core and designed to fill in the gaps in students’ education. TheVISTAs have been instrumental in partnering with over 18 nonprofits and 15 corporations. Earlier in 2015, the VISTA focusing onpartnerships competed in the Social Ventures Partners’ Fast Pitch sponsored by the American Honda Foundation and won First place andthe Power of Dreams Award, totaling $27,000 in awards for School on Wheels. VISTAs focusing on marketing and fundraising helped raiseover $630,000 in cash and in-kind donations to support the School on Wheels program. In addition to these four full-time VISTA positions,six VISTA Summer Associates provided tutoring for 156 students at the Skid Row learning center, chaperoned eight field trips, andcollaborated with the students to organize a talent show. All of the VISTA members have increased the capacity and enhanced theprograms of Schools on Wheels.

AmeriCorps NCCC

The Tuolumne River Trust worked with an AmeriCorps NCCC team on recovery projects from the 2013 Rim Fire. To support the recoveryefforts, NCCC members removed unwanted brush and exotic vegetation across three acres of land to prevent the spread of future fires andconstructed, repaired, and restored irrigation systems. Members also thinned and trimmed pines while serving with the Tuolumne Trailscamp for the disabled. In addition, the team installed informative signs, facilitated workshops about sustainability, and helped restorethree miles of riverbed. To engage students, the team provided presentations on the Rim Fire Recovery efforts at several schools in theimpacted community. The Rim Fire was the third largest wildfire in California's history and the projects NCCC members completed werevital in preparing the area for the upcoming fire season and ensuring that facilities were safe.

In partnership with Camp Fire USA Inland Southern California, an AmeriCorps NCCC team provided operational and program support atCamp Nawakwa and Camp Blue Sky. The team completed infrastructure improvements around Camp Nawakwa and acted as counselors atboth camps. At Camp Blue Sky, NCCC members served at two sites to assist 80 at-risk students that live in mobile home parks. Theyconducted summer programs for the youth at Camp Blue Sky and at Camp Nawakwa. At Camp Nawakwa, the team cleared brushsurrounding 30 buildings to create a firebreak. Members unloaded 3,000 pounds of food and served 36 meals to more than 200 campersand staff in the Camp Nawakwa dining hall and by Jenks Lake. Members cleaned out an attic above the dining hall, trained 35 communityyouth leaders at the staff training for Camp Nawakwa, and counseled 120 children. More than 80 children had places to go to have fun andlearn about nature, and the camps were made safer and more easily accessible thanks to the NCCC members.

There is abundant research indicating that third grade reading proficiency is correlated with later academic success and also predictive ofwhether a student will graduate from high school. In San Diego County, 51 percent of the children attending 3rd grade are reading belowbasic grade level. The Catholic Charities, Diocese of San Diego Foster Grandparent Program addressed this issue by placing 24FosterGrandparents at eight elementary schools in geographic areas with high poverty rates. The Foster Grandparents were trained andmatched with 2-3 children who were identified as reading below grade level. They utilized “Everyone a Reader” research-informedinstructional curriculum to help students reach their grade-level in reading. Outcome data provided by the individual sites and teachersrevealed that 77 percent of the children showed satisfactory-to-good progress in test scores with a final performance outcome of 71percent reaching grade level proficiency. In total, the Catholic Charities of San Diego Foster Grandparent Program engaged 98 FosterGrandparents in mentoring and education-related activities benefitting over 330 children and youth.

Senior Corps Foster Grandparent Program

North Coast Opportunities RSVP volunteers are playing a major role in responding to the widely varied needs of local residents in the wakeof several devastating wildfires in Lake County in Northern California that have consumed more than 268 square miles, 21 percent of LakeCounty's total land area since late July. The fires have caused more than $2 billion in damage, left at least 1,400 families homeless,destroyed hundreds of other buildings, and left behind hazy skies, charred landscapes, and devastated lives to mark one of the worst fireseasons in memory. As of the end of October, over 150 RSVP volunteers have served more than 2,000 fire victims in a variety of disasterrecovery and mitigation activities including removal of debris, assisting disaster victims housed in temporary emergency shelters andencampments, offering peer counseling, distributing food and emergency funding, and collecting donations.

Senior Corps RSVP



California State University-Chico Senior Companion Program in Chico has forged an effective collaboration with a local Adult Day HealthCenter (ADHC). The Senior Companions have provided resource information to the project’s 201 clients regarding ADHC services. Thisoutreach has resulted in three Senior Companion clients enrolling in ADHC during the last year. The ADHC case manager contributes to thecollaboration by screening attendees for possible matches with Senior Companions. Senior Companions coordinate their home visitschedules with shared clients to maximize the benefit from both programs. For example, a client who attends ADHC on Mondays andFridays is scheduled for their Senior Companion home visits on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Some ADHC attendees live in rural areas outsideof the transportation service zone provided by the center’s van. In response to this need, Senior Companions drive two clients to and fromthe center each week. Due to their frailty, ADHC clients are at high risk for institutionalization. Integrating ADHC and Senior Companionservices maximizes these client’s ability to remain in their own homes.

Senior Corps Senior Companion Program

The Social Innovation Fund (SIF) is investing $3,371,097 to expand the impact of 40 nonprofits in California. In 2015, 14 subgrantees wereadded to the SIF portfolio in California. The SIF programs use innovative approaches to address issues including homelessness, jobtraining, youth literacy, and more. In 2015, SIF subgrantees served 2,212 individuals through the LISC Financial Opportunity Centers andplaced a total of 564 people in jobs and increasing the net worth of 497 individuals.

Social Innovation Fund

Today’s nonprofits face challenges that extend far beyond meeting the needs of their community and clients. Delivering on a missionmeans cross-sector collaboration, volunteer management, fundraising, performance measurement, and more. To meet these challenges,many nonprofits are turning to Service Enterprise, a strategy that helps nonprofits build their capacity and increase their communityimpact by maximizing their effective use of volunteers. Supported by the Volunteer Generation Fund, CaliforniaVolunteers and its sevenlocal volunteer-center partners transformed and certified 68 nonprofits using the Service Enterprise model in FY 2014-15. Additionally, 43organizations reported that capacity building helped make them more effective, 54 organizations implemented effective volunteermanagement practices, and 29,425 volunteers were managed by organizations or participants who contributed more than 1.8 million hoursof service. To this end, a revised certification process was launched by partner, Points of Light, which focuses on common standards forplanning and development, leadership support, and effective training; and general standards for the remaining characteristics.CaliforniaVolunteers also completed the survey administration portion of a prison research project aimed at measuring volunteerism insidethe state prison system. A total of 1,531 inmates, 500 staff members, and roughly 200 volunteers were surveyed.

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AmeriCorps in California

Primary City

Program/Project Name

Sponsor OrganizationNumber of

Participants Program Type

AMERICORPS TOTALS

CURRENT (as of February 22, 2016)

COMPLETED (within last 12 months)

256

PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMS/PROJECTS

7,376

1,472 239

Agoura Hills Ranch Improvement Projects (November 7 - December 18, 2016)Golden Heart Ranch

10 AmeriCorps NCCC In-State Projects

Alameda First 5 Service Corps (Current)California Children and Families Foundation

127 AmeriCorps State Competitive

Alturas Warner Mountain Ranger District trail work (June 2 - July 14, 2015)USDA Forest Service-Modoc National Forest

- AmeriCorps NCCC In-State Projects

Anaheim Muslim & Arab-American Resource Corps (Current)Access California Services

10 AmeriCorps State Formula

Anaheim Orange County Conservation Corps (Current)The Corps Network

85 AmeriCorps National

Angelus Oaks Camp Enhancement Project Support (March 31 - April 27, 2015)Mile High Pines Camp


Angelus Oaks Camp Nawakwa Support (June 2 - July 17, 2015)Camp Fire USA Inland Southern California


Angelus Oaks Camp Tahquitz Project Support (March 31 - April 27, 2015)LONG BEACH AREA COUNCIL, BOYS SCOUTS OF AMERICA






Aptos Camp Harmon Infrastructure Improvements (February 6 - March 8, 2015)Easter Seals Camp Harmon


Arcadia San Gabriel Mountains Monument (February 17 - March 20, 2015)Angeles National Forest


Arcata Acata House Partnership (Current)Arcata House Partnership

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Arcata Support infrastructure improvement projects (June 2 - June 29, 2015)Creamery District


Auberry Trail Maintenance Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)San Joaquin River Gorge


Auberry Trail Maintenance Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)San Joaquin River Gorge


Auburn CCC-Placer Center (Current)The Corps Network


Avalon Environmental Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Catalina Island Conservancy


Bakersfield Atwell Island Project Support (January 12 - February 14, 2016)Bureau of Land Management - Atwell Island


Bakersfield Building Healthy Communities AmeriCorps (Current)Kern County Superintendent of Schools


Belmont Notre Dame AmeriCorps - San Francisco (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


Belmont Notre Dame de Namur University CA 94002-1908 (Completed)The College of New Jersey

- AmeriCorps National

Ben Lomond Infrastructure & native habitat restoration (January 12, 2016 - Current)San Lorenzo Valley Women's Club


Berkeley East Bay Community Law Center (Current)Equal Justice Works


Berkeley LifeLong Medical Care (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Berkeley Soccer Without Borders (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Berkeley University of California at Berkeley CA 94720-4550 (Completed)The College of New Jersey


Boulder Creek Camp Harmon Summer Camp Support (June 2 - July 15, 2015)Easter Seals Camp Harmon


Boulder Creek Little Basin Campground Maintenance (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Little Basin Cabins & Campground


Bridgeport SCA California (Current)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Calabasas Environmental Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Mountains Restoration Trust


Calipatria Wildlife Refuge Project Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)US FIsh & Wildlife Service: Sonny Bono Salton Sea National Wildlife Refuge


Camarillo American Red Cross NPRC - Central Coast Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


Camarillo CCC-Camarillo Center (Current)The Corps Network


Camp Meeker Fuel reduction & camp support (June 2 - July 15, 2015)St. Dorothy's Rest & Retreat Center - Camp Meeker


Cedarville Warner Mountain Ranger District trail work (June 2 - July 14, 2015)USDA Forest Service-Modoc National Forest


Cerritos California Educational Centers (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Chico CCC-Chico (Current)The Corps Network


Chico North Valley Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Chula Vista MAAC Project (Current)National Council of La Raza


Commerce AltaMed Health Services (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Costa Mesa Working Wardrobes (Completed)Working Wardrobes

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Covelo Round Valley Indian Tribes (Current)Round Valley Indian Tribes

15 AmeriCorps Indian Tribes

Death Valley Desert Restoration Project Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)National Park Service - Death Valley


Death Valley Environmental Restoration Project Support (January 14 - March 6, 2015)National Park Service - Death Valley


Delano Environmental Project Support (June 2 - July 15, 2015)Kern National Wildlife Refuge


Downey Employment Enhancement Project (Completed)Clothes The Deal

- AmeriCorps VISTA

East Palo Alto Peninsula Legal Services Volunteer Expansion (Current)Community Legal Services in East Palo Alto

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

El Cajon Environmental Project and Fuel Reduction Support (March 7 - March 20, 2015)Lakeside's River Park Conservancy


El Centro Borderlands (Current)Imperial County Office of Education


El Dorado Hills Environmental Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Bureau of Land Management - California


El Monte El Monte Community Building Initiative (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

El Monte El Monte Promise Public Awareness Campaign (Completed)Community Partners for El Monte Promise

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Elk Grove Camp Pollock Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Sacramento Valley Conservancy








Emeryville Squash Drive (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Escondido San Dieguito River Park Project Support (April 28 - May 22, 2015)SAN DIEGUITO RIVER VALLEY REGIONAL OPEN SPACE PARK JOINT POWERSAUTHORITY


Fairfax Camp Marin Sierra & Camp Tamarancho Improvements (November 7 -December 18, 2015)Boy Scouts of America, Marin Council #35


Fairfield Holistic Hope and Help for our Heroes (Completed)Mission Solano Rescue Mission

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Ferndale Habitat restoration and trail maintenance (June 29 - July 15, 2015)The Wildlands Conservancy


Folsom Camp Pollock Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Sacramento Valley Conservancy


Folsom Camp Pollock Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Sacramento Valley Conservancy


Fort Bragg Mendocino Botanical Gardens & State Parks (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens


Fortuna CCC-Fortuna Center (Current)The Corps Network


Fortuna CCC/AmeriCorps Backcountry Trails Program (Completed)California Conservation Corps Backcountry Trails


Fortuna Watershed Stewards Program: CCC (Current)California Conservation Corps Watershed Stewards


Fresno American Red Cross NPRC - Central Valley Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


Fresno CCC-Fresno (Current)The Corps Network


Fresno Central Valley Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Fresno Fresno County Economic Development Corporation (Completed)Economic Development Corporation Fresno County

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Fresno Fresno Local Conservation Corps (Current)The Corps Network


Fresno Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce (Current)Fresno Metro Black Chamber of Commerce

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Fresno Pre-school through 3rd Grade Reading Project (Current)Hands On Central California

11 AmeriCorps VISTA

Fresno WestCare California VISTA Program (Current)WestCare CA, Inc.

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Fresno YouthBuild Fresno, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Fullerton Focus on Fullerton Neighborhoods (FFN) (Current)City of Fullerton

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Garden Grove World Relief Garden Grove (Current)World Relief


Gardena Greater Los Angeles, HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Gardena Los Angeles, HFH of Greater (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Gilroy County Parks Improvements (February 15 - March 20, 2015)Santa Clara County Parks & Recreation Department


Glendale Neighborhood Legal Services of Los Angeles (Current)Equal Justice Works


Glendale The IRC in Los Angeles (Current)International Rescue Committee HQ


Goleta Southern Santa Barbara Inc., HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Granite Bay Ranch infrastructure improvements (April 27 - May 22, 2015)Hearts Landing Ranch


Grass Valley Fuel Reduction & Defensible Spaces (January 12, 2016 - Current)Fire Safe Council of Nevada County


Grass Valley Fuels reduction and invasive species removal (April 28 - May 22, 2015)Fire Safe Council of Nevada County


Grass Valley Invasive species removal and fuels reduction (March 31 - April 27, 2015)Bear Yuba Land Trust


Greenfield Fuels reduction and camp ground improvements (April 3 - May 22, 2015)Pinnacles National Park


Greenwood CCC-Greenwood Center (Current)The Corps Network


Groveland Rim Fire Recovery Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Tuolumne River Trust


Groveland Rim Fire Recovery Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Tuolumne River Trust


Healdsburg Environmental & Camp Improvement Projects (February 22 - March 20, 2015)The Bishop's Ranch of the Episcopal Diocese of California


Hesperia Trail Maintenance and Fire Recovery Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Pacific Crest Trail Association


Hoopa Hoopa Tribal Civilian Community Corps (Current)Hoopa Valley Tribe


Indio Self-Help Housing Program Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Coachella Valley Housing Coalition


Inglewood Good Sports Plus (Arc Experience) (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Irvine Environmental Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)New Irvine Ranch Conservancy


Irvine First 5 Service Corps VISTA Project (Current)Children and Families Commission of Orange County

7 AmeriCorps VISTA

Irvine Southern CA Boys Hope Girls Hope (Current)Boys Hope Girls Hope


Joshua Tree Environmental Project & Outreach Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Mojave Desert Land Trust


Julian Camp Cedar Glen Project Support (April 28 - May 22, 2015)United Methodist Camp Cedar Glen




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Julian Camp Improvement Projects (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Camp Stevens


Kelseyville FEMA R09-1605-CA-DSA-DSA, Valley Fire, Lake County, CA (September 22 -October 2, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Kelseyville FEMA R09-1607-CA-DSA-DSA, Valley Fire, Lake County, CA (September 22 -November 13, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Lakeport FEMA R09-1607-CA-DSA-DSA, Valley Fire, Lake County, CA (September 22 -November 13, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Lakeport Lake County AmeriCorps Tutoring Program (Current)Lake County Office of Education


Lakeport Valley Fire Recovery (November 7 - December 18, 2015)County of Lake


Lakeport Valley Fire Recovery (November 7 - December 18, 2015)County of Lake


Lakeport Valley Fire Recovery Warehouse Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)County of Lake


Lakeport Valley Fire volunteer and donation support (September 22 - September 27,2015)CaliforniaVolunteers


Lakeside Environmental Project and Fuel Reduction Support (March 7 - March 20, 2015)Lakeside's River Park Conservancy








Lakeside Environmental Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Lakeside's River Park Conservancy






Lancaster OneLINC (Lead.Inspire.Connect) (Current)City of Lancaster

5 AmeriCorps VISTA

Lennox YouthBuild Gardena, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Loma Linda Community-Academic Partners in Service (Completed)Loma Linda University

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Long Beach Building Institutional Capacity for a Stronger Bacaulearette (Current)California State University, Chancellor's Office

17 AmeriCorps VISTA

Long Beach Housing Improvement Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)American Family Housing










Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239



Long Beach Interval House (Completed)Interval House Crisis Shelters

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Long Beach Interval House AmeriCorps - National Direct (Current)Interval House Crisis Shelters


Long Beach Interval House AmeriCorps EAP (Current)Interval House Crisis Shelters


Long Beach Interval House Crisis Shelter (Current)Interval House Crisis Shelters


Long Beach Interval House National Direct 2014 (Current)Interval House Crisis Shelters


Long Beach LINC Cares Job Readiness Program (Current)LINC Housing Corporation

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Loomis Ranch infrastructure improvements (April 27 - May 22, 2015)Hearts Landing Ranch


Los Angeles A Place Called Home (Current)A Place Called Home

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles A World Fit For Kids (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles After-School All Stars (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles Altamed (Current)National Council of La Raza


Los Angeles America SCORES Los Angeles (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles American Red Cross NPRC - Los Angeles Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


Los Angeles Archdiocese of Los Angeles (Current)University of Notre Dame


Los Angeles California Safe Corps (Current)American Red Cross of Greater Los Angeles


Los Angeles CCC-Los Angeles (Current)The Corps Network


Los Angeles City Year Los Angeles - NATL (Current)City Year, Inc.


Los Angeles City Year Los Angeles - STA (Current)City Year, Inc.


Los Angeles City Year Los Angeles (Current)City Year, Inc.


Los Angeles Coach Art (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles College Career Centers (Current)The Regents of the University of California

25 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Community Clinic Assoc of Los Angeles County (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Los Angeles CSU-LA CA 90032-4226 (Completed)The College of New Jersey


Los Angeles Dress for Success Worldwide - West (Current)Dress for Success Worldwide - West

1 AmeriCorps VISTA



Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Los Angeles FEMA-American Red Cross Los Angeles Chapter-Los Angeles, CA (March 17 -May 1, 2015)American Red Cross - Los Angeles Chapter


Los Angeles Heart of Los Angeles (HOLA) (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles HOLA's Vista Program (Current)HEART OF LOS ANGELES YOUTH INC

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Hope for the Homeless (Current)Weingart Center Association


Los Angeles Inner City Law Center (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Los Angeles Jewish Family Service - Los Angeles (Completed)Jewish Family Service of Los Angeles


Los Angeles JFS Los Angeles (Completed)University of Maryland


Los Angeles Jumpstart California (Current)Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.


Los Angeles Jumpstart Los Angeles at CA State University, Los Angeles (Completed)Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.


Los Angeles Jumpstart Los Angeles County at Univ. of CA, Los Angeles (Completed)Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.


Los Angeles L.A. Works Building Capacity With Volunteers (Current)L.A. Works Inc.

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles LA Magnolia Place (Completed)LIFT


Los Angeles LA Promise Corps (Current)Youth Policy Institute


Los Angeles Levitt & Quinn Family Law Center (Completed)Equal Justice Works


Los Angeles LIFT-Los Angeles (New) (Current)LIFT


Los Angeles Los Angeles (Current)Local Initiatives Support Corporation


Los Angeles Los Angeles Conservation Corps (Current)The Corps Network


Los Angeles Los Angeles Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Los Angeles Los Angeles Promise Zone Operation AmeriCorps (Current)City of Los Angeles Mayor's Office

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Los Angeles (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


Los Angeles Nvision (Woodcraft Rangers) (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles OneJustice EOLC (Current)Equal Justice Works


Los Angeles OVERLAP STANDARD IN OC - Breaking Cycles of Poverty (Current)Building Skills Partnership

7 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Program Enhancement and Partnerships (Current)School on Wheels, Inc.

4 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Project Restore HOPE (Completed)Operation HOPE, Inc.

- AmeriCorps VISTA



Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Los Angeles Promise Zone - Los Angeles (Current)Youth Policy Institute


Los Angeles Promise Zone (Current)Youth Policy Institute

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Promise Zone Operation AmeriCorps (Current)City of Los Angeles Mayor's Office


Los Angeles Public Allies Los Angeles (Current)Public Allies, Inc.


Los Angeles Southern California Tennis Association (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Los Angeles Teach For America - Los Angeles (Current)Teach For America


Los Angeles Thai Town/East Hollywood Community Economic Development (Completed)Thai Community Development Center

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles The Garden School Foundation Expansion Project (Current)The Garden School Foundation

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Tutoring & Mentoring Program Support (March 21 - May 22, 2015)Children Youth and Family Collaborative


Los Angeles Tutoring and Mentoring Project Support (November 8 - December 18, 2015)Children Youth and Family Collaborative


Los Angeles Tutoring and Mentoring Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Children Youth and Family Collaborative








Los Angeles University of Southern California (Current)National College Advising Corps


Los Angeles Veteran Resource Corps (Current)Weingart Center Association


Los Angeles Volunteer Coordinator (Current)Los Angeles Education Partnership

5 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Volunteers of America (Completed)Points of Light Foundation


Los Angeles Volunteers of America Battle-Buddy-Bridge (B3) (Current)Volunteers of America of Los Angeles

5 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Volunteers of America Los Angeles (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Los Angeles Workforce Development Program (Current)Asian Pacific Women's Center

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Los Angeles Youth Policy Institute (Current)National Council of La Raza


Los Angeles YouthBuild LA Conservation Corps, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Los Angeles YouthBuild Los Angeles, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Los Angeles YouthBuild South Los Angeles, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Malibu Pepperdine University CA 90263-3999 (Completed)The College of New Jersey




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Marysville YouthBuild Marysville, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Marysville Yuba/Sutter, HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Mather FEMA-CalOES SOC-Mather, CA (September 29 - November 1, 2015)FEMA - California Office of Emergency Services


Mather VA Northern California Health Care System (Completed)Partners in Care Foundation


Mcclellan FEMA R09-1658-SC-DSA-DSA, South Carolina Flood Response (October 9 -November 13, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - IMAT West - McClellan, CA


Mcclellan McClellan, CA Planning R09-1761-CA-PLN-PLN (December 7 - January 26,2016)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - IMAT West - McClellan, CA


Mcclellan Ranch infrastructure improvements (April 27 - May 22, 2015)Hearts Landing Ranch


Mendocino Mendocino Botanical Gardens & State Parks (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Mendocino Coast Botanical Gardens


Mendocino Shady Dell Coastal Trail Construction (June 13 - July 15, 2015)Mendocino Land Trust


Menlo Park Homeless and Incarcerated Veteran Service Enhancement (Completed)Veterans Health Administration

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Menlo Park Rebuilding Together Peninsula (Completed)Rebuilding Together, Inc


Mentone Camp Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Loch Leven Camp & Conference Center


Midway City Housing Improvement Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)American Family Housing


Monterey Park Sheriff's Youth Foundation (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Moraga SMC Community Impact Hubs (Current)Saint Mary's College of California

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

Moreno Valley Academy for Young Men (Completed)Moreno Valley Unified School District

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Napa CalPREP (Current)Napa County Office of Education


Napa CalSERVES (Current)Napa County Office of Education


Napa CalSERVES Expanded Learning (Current)Napa County Office of Education


Napa CalSERVES VIP (Current)Napa County Office of Education


Napa Camp fuels reduction and trail maintenance (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Lighthouse for the Blind


Napa CCC-Napa (Current)The Corps Network


Napa Collective Impacts Pilot Program (Completed)Napa County Office of Education


Napa Enchanted Hills Camp (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Lighthouse for the Blind


National City ARTS Empower (Current)A Reason To Survive Arts

1 AmeriCorps VISTA



Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

National City CCC-San Diego Center (Current)The Corps Network


Nevada City Fuel Reduction & Trail Maintenance (January 12 - February 13, 2016)Shady Creek Outdoor School


Nevada City Invasive species removal and fuels reduction (March 31 - April 27, 2015)Bear Yuba Land Trust


North Highlands Birth and Beyond (Current)Child Abuse Prevention Council, Inc.


North Highlands Child Welfare System Improvement (Current)Prevent Child Abuse California


North Highlands VITA Program Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Community Link Capital Region


North Highlands Youth Investment Center (Current)Child Abuse Prevention Council, Inc.


Norwalk CCC-Norwalk (Current)The Corps Network


Novato Hamilton Wetlands Restoration Project (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District


Oakland 2014 Silicon Valley (Completed)Reading Partners


Oakland Bay Area Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Oakland Civicorps Schools (Current)The Corps Network


Oakland Creating Green Jobs & Economic Security for Low-Income Women (Completed)Prospera

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Diocese of Oakland (Current)University of Notre Dame


Oakland East Bay/Silicon Valley, HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Oakland East Oakland Boxing Association (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Oakland Elev8 Youth Program (Current)Safe Passages


Oakland FEMA R09-1465-NV-EA-EA, Henderson, NV (September 1 - November 13, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Oakland FEMA R09-1576-CA-ANY-IA, San Diego, CA (September 11 - November 13,2015)FEMA-Region 9


Oakland FEMA R09-1607-CA-DSA-DSA, Valley Fire, Lake County, CA (September 22 -November 13, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Oakland FEMA SPR R09-1447-CA-IA-IA, Pasadena, CA (September 1 - November 13,2015)FEMA-Region 9


Oakland Find a Job - Keep a Job - Build a Career (Completed)Wardrobe for Oportunity

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Food Shift (Current)Food Shift, a Project of Earth Island Institute

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland GRID Alternatives AmeriCorps Program (Current)GRID Alternatives




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Oakland GRID Alternatives SolarCorps (Current)GRID Alternatives


Oakland GRID Alternatives SolarCorps Workforce Development Project (Current)GRID Alternatives

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Growing College Opportunity in Oakland (Current)East Bay College Fund

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Headquarters Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Oakland IRC in Oakland (Current)International Rescue Committee HQ


Oakland K to College Oral Hygiene Kit Program (Current)K to College

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Life Lab / CAFF (Current)FoodCorps, Inc.


Oakland Oakland - Information Technology (December 8 - March 12, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Oakland Oakland Lacrosse Club (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Oakland Oakland, CA External Affairs R09-589-CA-EA-EA (January 12 - March 18, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Oakland Oakland, CA Information Technology Systems R09-1357-CA-IT-XXX (June 2 -July 20, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Oakland Oakland, CA Task Force FDRC R09-1220-CA-RTF-RTF (March 26 - May 1, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Oakland Oakland, CA Task Force FDRC R09-561-CA-FTF-XXX (March 26 - May 1, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Oakland OUSD Community Schools Project (Current)Oakland Unified School District

9 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Playworks California (Current)Playworks Education Energized


Oakland Reading Partners CA II (Current)Reading Partners


Oakland Reading Partners California (Current)Reading Partners


Oakland Reading Partners National Direct (Current)Reading Partners


Oakland Reading Partners: VISTA (Current)Reading Partners

20 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland Rebuilding Together Oakland (Completed)Rebuilding Together, Inc


Oakland Safe Passages VISTA Program (Current)Safe Passages

5 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oakland SCA AmeriCorps National Direct California (Current)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Oakland SCA Veterans Fire Corps California (Current)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Oakland Social Justice Collaborative (Current)Equal Justice Works


Oakland Super Stars Literacy AmeriCorps (Current)Super Stars Literacy




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Oakland The IRC in Northern California (Current)International Rescue Committee HQ


Oakland Unity Council (Current)National Council of La Raza


Occidental Fuel reduction & trail maintenance (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Westminster Woods Camp and Conference Center


Orange Diocese of Orange (Current)University of Notre Dame


Orange Mentorship Project (Current)Chapman University

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Oroville Park habitat restoration (March 31 - May 22, 2015)California State Parks - Northern Buttes District


Oroville Park habitat restoration (March 31 - May 22, 2015)California State Parks - Northern Buttes District


Pacifica Community Garden Improvements (March 9 - March 20, 2015)Pacifica Gardens


Paicines Fuels reduction and camp ground improvements (April 3 - May 22, 2015)Pinnacles National Park


Palo Alto VA Palo Alto Health Care System (Completed)Partners in Care Foundation


Palos Verdes Estates Environmental Project Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy


Pasadena College Access Plan (Completed)College Access Plan

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Pasadena FEMA SPR R09-1447-CA-IA-IA, Pasadena, CA (September 1 - November 13,2015)FEMA-Region 9


Pasadena Flintridge Center VISTA Capacity Building Project (Current)Flintridge Center

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Pasadena Pasadena - Disaster Survivor Assistance (March 25 - May 9, 2015)FEMA - Region 9 - Southern California Area Field Office


Pasadena Strong, Hopeful & Healthy Youth (Current)Public Works Group

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Petaluma Habitat restoration (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Point Blue Conservation Science


Petaluma Hamilton Wetlands Restoration Project (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Army Corps of Engineers, San Francisco District


Petaluma Redwood Community Health (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Petaluma Tolay Creek Ranch Restoration (January 12, 2016 - Current)Point Blue Conservation Science


Petaluma Walker Creek Ranch (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Marin County Office of Education: Walker Creek Ranch Program


Pinon Hills Desert Restoration Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)TRANSITION HABITAT CONSERVANCY


Pioneertown Preserve Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Pioneertown Mountains Preserve


Pomona CCC-Pomona (Current)The Corps Network


Rancho Palos Verdes Environmental Project Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239





Redding CCC-Redding Center (Current)The Corps Network


Redding CCC-Tent Camp (Current)The Corps Network


Redding North State Rural Asset Project (Current)Shasta County Child Abuse Prevention Council


Redding North State Rurral Asset Formula Program (Completed)Shasta County Child Abuse Prevention Council


Redwood City CS California (Current)Citizen Schools, Inc.


Richmond Bay Area Community Resources (BACR) VISTA Program (Completed)Bay Area Community Resources / BAYAC AmeriCorps

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Richmond Bay Area Workforce AmeriCorps (Current)Bay Area Community Resources / BAYAC AmeriCorps


Richmond BAYAC AmeriCorps (Current)Bay Area Community Resources / BAYAC AmeriCorps


riverside Riverside, HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Riverside Inland Empire Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


Riverside UECC AmeriCorps Project (Current)The Regents of the University of California (UC Riverside)


Rolling Hills Estates Environmental Project Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy


Rolling Hills Estates Environmental Restoration Project Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy


S Lake Tahoe CCC-Tahoe Center (Current)The Corps Network


Sacramento American Red Cross NPRC - Capital Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


Sacramento Asian Community Center (Current)University of Maryland


Sacramento BLM Project Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Bureau of Land Management - California


Sacramento California Conservation Corps (Current)Student Conservation Association, Inc.


Sacramento Camp improvements and opening (May 15 - May 22, 2015)Ronald McDonald House


Sacramento Camp Pollock Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Sacramento Valley Conservancy


Sacramento Camp Pollock Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Sacramento Valley Conservancy


Sacramento CCC Corpsmember Poverty Reduction (Completed)California Conservation Corps

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Sacramento CCC-Sacramento (Current)The Corps Network


Sacramento Central Valley Health Network (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Sacramento City Year Sacramento - NATL (Current)City Year, Inc.


Sacramento CivicSpark (Current)Local Government Commission


Sacramento Diocese of Sacramento (Current)University of Notre Dame


Sacramento Environmental Project Support (June 2 - July 15, 2015)Bureau of Land Management - California


Sacramento FEMA R09-1607-CA-DSA-DSA, Valley Fire, Lake County, CA (September 22 -November 13, 2015)FEMA-Region 9


Sacramento FEMA Region 9-American Red Cross, Pacific Division-Oakland, CA (May 21 -June 16, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - Region 9


Sacramento Fuels reduction (May 1 - May 22, 2015)City of Sacramento Department of Parks and Recreation/Camp Sacramento


Sacramento Greater Sacramento, HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Sacramento Homeless shelter program support (March 31 - April 27, 2015)Saint John's Program for Real Change


Sacramento IRC in Sacramento (Current)International Rescue Committee HQ


Sacramento Local Government Assistance Planning Grant Proposal (Current)Local Government Commission

- AmeriCorps State Formula

Sacramento Members at the Pacific Region campus of AmeriCorps NCCC perform serviceprojects throughout CA, AK, HI, ID, MT, NV, OR, UT, WA, WY and the PacificTerritories.

320 AmeriCorps NCCC Campus

Sacramento Sacramento HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Sacramento Sacramento Intermediary (Completed)Community Link Capital Region

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Sacramento Sacramento Regional Conservation Corps (Current)The Corps Network


Sacramento Sacramento VISTA Intermediary- United Way (Current)United Way California Capital Region

13 AmeriCorps VISTA

Sacramento Sacramento, CA Logistics R09-1749-CA-LOG-LOG (December 7 - January 26,2016)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - JFO - Sacramento, CA


Sacramento Sacramento, CA Public Assistance R09-1624-CA-LOG-PA (October 1 -November 20, 2015)Federal Emergency Management Agency (FEMA) - JFO - Sacramento, CA


Sacramento SEARAC California VISTA (Completed)Southeast Asia Resource Action Center (SEARAC)

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Sacramento Teach For America - Sacramento (Current)Teach For America


Sacramento TESSA Enhancement Project (Completed)Tribal Economic and Social Solutions Agency

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Sacramento Trail Maintenance and Fire Recovery Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Pacific Crest Trail Association


Sacramento Trail Maintenance Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Pacific Crest Trail Association


Sacramento VITA Program Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Community Link Capital Region




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239







Salinas AC - Monterey County United for Literacy (Current)Monterey County Office of Education


Salinas Central Coast Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


San Bernardino CCC-Inland Empire Center (Current)The Corps Network


San Bernardino Forest Aid Corps (Current)Southern California Mountains Foundation


San Bernardino Youth Action Project (Current)Youth Action Project Inc


San Diego AAA (Current)Ethiopian Community Development Council Inc.


San Diego Aging and Independence Services (Completed)University of Maryland


San Diego American Red Cross NPRC - San Diego Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


San Diego Cabrillo National Monument & Santa Margarita Ecological Reserve Support(June 2 - July 15, 2015)The Conservation Legacy


San Diego Casa Cornelia Law Center II (Current)Casa Cornelia Law Center

1 AmeriCorps State withoutCommissions

San Diego Environmental & Infrastructure Project Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Tubb Canyon Desert Conservancy (TCDC)


San Diego FEMA R09-1576-CA-ANY-IA, San Diego, CA (September 11 - November 13,2015)FEMA-Region 9


San Diego Future Leaders In Native Communities (Future LINC) (Current)American Indian Recruitment Programs


San Diego HOPE Works Mentoring Program (Completed)Tariq Khamisa Foundation


San Diego Intl. Rescue Committee San Diego AmeriCorps*VISTA Program (Current)International Rescue Committee San Diego

7 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Diego Jewish Family Service of San Diego (Current)HIAS, Inc.


San Diego JFS Jobs For Refugees (Completed)Jewish Family Service of San Diego

- AmeriCorps VISTA

San Diego Just in Time for Foster Youth Outcome Model Development (Current)Just in Time for Foster Youth

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Diego Legacy Corps - San Diego (Current)Aging & Independence Services


San Diego Neighborhood Revitalization & Blitz Build Support (June 2 - July 15, 2015)San Diego Habitat for Humanity


San Diego Notre Dame AmeriCorps - San Diego (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


San Diego Operation Homefront-CA Village (Completed)American Legion Auxiliary National Headquarters




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

San Diego Outdoor Outreach - Military Youth Outreach (Completed)Outdoor Outreach

- AmeriCorps VISTA

San Diego PASS AmeriCorps (Completed)San Diego County Superintendent of Schools


San Diego San Diego (Current)Local Initiatives Support Corporation


San Diego San Diego County Superintendent of Schools (Current)San Diego County Superintendent of Schools


San Diego San Diego DA's Office: Community Programs (Current)San Diego County District Attorney's Office

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Diego San Diego HFH (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


San Diego San Diego Office (Current)GRID Alternatives


San Diego Teach For America - San Diego (Current)Teach For America


San Diego The IRC in San Diego (Current)International Rescue Committee HQ


San Diego Trail Reconstruction Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Mission Trails Regional Park


San Fernando Youth Speak Collective (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


San Francisco 18 Reasons (Current)Share Our Strength


San Francisco America SCORES Bay Area (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


San Francisco American Red Cross NPRC - Gateway to the Golden State Region (Completed)American National Red Cross DC


San Francisco Bay Area (Current)Local Initiatives Support Corporation


San Francisco California Student Success Initiative (Completed)GLOW Foundation

- AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco Camp fuels reduction and trail maintenance (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Lighthouse for the Blind


San Francisco EC Bay Area (Current)AARP Foundation


San Francisco Education Outside (Current)Education Outside


San Francisco Empowering Low-Income Communities Project (Completed)Lawyers Committee for Civil Rights-SF Bay Area

- AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco Experience Corps - Bay Area (Completed)Experience Corps dba AARP Experience Corps


San Francisco Jobs for Veterans (Completed)Swords to Plowshares

- AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco JusticeCorps (Current)Administrative Office of the Courts


San Francisco Lawyers' Committee for Civil Rights (Current)Equal Justice Works


San Francisco Maked Ed VISTA (Current)Maker Education Initiative-Tides Center

13 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco MusicianCorps North Carolina (Completed)Music National Service Initiative




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

San Francisco New Door Ventures (Current)New Door Ventures

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco OneJustice (Current)Equal Justice Works


San Francisco Pathways to Prosperity (Current)The United Way of the Bay Area

8 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco Rebuilding Together San Francisco (Completed)Rebuilding Together, Inc


San Francisco San Francisco - ANY (March 25 - May 9, 2015)FEMA - Region 9 - NorCalCostal- San Francisco, CA


San Francisco San Francisco (Current)New Sector Alliance, Inc.


San Francisco San Francisco Boys Hope Girls Hope (Current)Boys Hope Girls Hope


San Francisco San Francisco Community Clinic Consortium (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


San Francisco San Francisco Teacher Residency (SFTR) (Current)Community Initiatives


San Francisco San Francisco Unified School District (Current)San Francisco Unified School District


San Francisco San Francisco, Inc., HFH Greater (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


San Francisco SFHDC FEC (Current)San Francisco Housing Development Corporation

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Francisco Teach For America - Bay Area (Current)Teach For America


San Jacinto Soboba AmeriCorps Program (Current)Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians

- AmeriCorps Indian Tribes

San Jose City Year San Jose/Silicon Valley-NATL (Current)City Year, Inc.


San Jose County Parks Improvements (February 15 - March 20, 2015)Santa Clara County Parks & Recreation Department








San Jose Creek Cleanup (November 7 - December 18, 2015)Keep Coyote Creek Beautiful


San Jose Our City Forest AmeriCorps (Current)Our City Forest


San Jose Parks Improvements (January 12, 2016 - Current)Santa Clara County Parks & Recreation Department


San Jose Rebuilding Together Silicon Valley (Current)Rebuilding Together, Inc


San Jose Silicon Valley Health Corps (Completed)The Health Trust


San Jose The Health Trust HealthCorps VISTA (Current)The Health Trust

5 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Jose YouthBuild San Jose, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

San Juan Capistrano Breakthrough San Juan Capistrano (Current)St. Margaret of Scotland Episcopal School

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Leandro EBI VISTA CAP BUILDER (Current)East Bay Innovations

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Luis Obispo CCC-Los Padres (Current)The Corps Network


San Mateo CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse) (Current)CORA (Community Overcoming Relationship Abuse)

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

San Mateo San Mateo County Health System (Completed)Northwestern Connecticut AHEC


San Pedro Environmental Project Support (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Palos Verdes Peninsula Land Conservancy


San Rafael Center for Volunteer & Nonprofit Leadership (Current)Points of Light Foundation


San Rafael Conservation Corps of North Bay (Current)The Corps Network


San Rafael OCASA AmeriCorps (Current)Bay Area Community Resources / BAYAC AmeriCorps


San Rafael Public Allies Silicon Valley (Current)Public Allies, Inc.


Santa Ana Disaster Resiliency for Vulnerable Populations (Current)Volunteer Center Orange County


Santa Ana Goodwill Orange County (Completed)Points of Light Foundation


Santa Ana Housing Improvement Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)American Family Housing


Santa Ana Housing Improvement Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)American Family Housing


Santa Ana One OC (Completed)Points of Light Foundation


Santa Ana OneOC (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Santa Ana Orange County Inc, HFH of (Current)Habitat for Humanity International, Inc.


Santa Ana Public Law Center (Current)Equal Justice Works


Santa Barbara AppleCorps (Current)Santa Barbara County Education Office


Santa Cruz ACE Trails Enhancements and Fire Hazard Reduction (Completed)American Conservation Experience


Santa Cruz American Conservation Experience (Current)American Conservation Experience


Santa Fe Springs Resource Development Project (Completed)L.A. CADA

- AmeriCorps VISTA

Santa Maria CCC-Santa Maria (Current)The Corps Network


Santa Monica BGC Southern California Collaborative College Access Project (Current)Boys & Girls Clubs of Santa Monica

12 AmeriCorps VISTA

Santa Monica Row LA (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Santa Rosa Schools of Hope Sonoma (Completed)United Way of the Wine Country

- AmeriCorps VISTA



Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Sebastopol Economic Opportunity Through Healthy Food Access (Current)ISFC a Project of the Trust for Conservation Innovation

2 AmeriCorps VISTA

Sonoma Habitat restoration (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Point Blue Conservation Science


Sonora Rim Fire Recovery Project Support (January 12, 2016 - Current)Tuolumne River Trust


Sonora Rim Fire Recovery Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Tuolumne River Trust


Soquel Camphill California (Current)Camphill Association of North America, Inc.


Soquel Camphill Communities California (Current)Camphill Association of North America, Inc.


Springville Trail building and youth mentoring (June 28 - July 15, 2015)Sequoia Riverlands Trust


Stockton CCC-Stockton (Current)The Corps Network


Stockton YouthBuild Stockton, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc


Studio City Southern California Golf Association (Completed)Up2Us, Inc.


Susanville Camp improvements and opening (May 15 - May 22, 2015)Ronald McDonald House


Susanville Environmental Project Support (March 31 - May 22, 2015)Bureau of Land Management - California


Susanville Infrastructure improvements and trail maintenance (June 2 - June 13, 2015)Lassen Land & Trails Trust


Talmage CCC-Ukiah Center (Current)The Corps Network


Tehachapi FIELD - KSACC (Completed)The Corps Network


Temecula Building Brighter Futures in Tribal Communities (Current)Inter Tribal Sports, Inc.

1 AmeriCorps VISTA

Thermal AmeriCorps Lectura (Current)Coachella Valley Unified School District


Truckee Sierra Nevada AmeriCorps Partnership (Current)Sierra Nevada Alliance


Twin Bridges Fuels reduction (May 1 - May 22, 2015)City of Sacramento Department of Parks and Recreation/Camp Sacramento


Ukiah Alliance for Rural Community Health (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Valley Center San Pasqual Tribal AmeriCorps Mentoring Program (Current)San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians


Valley Center ITLTRF Tribal AmeriCorps Preparedness Program (ITAPP) (Current)Inter Tribal Long Term Recovery Foundation


Valley Center San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians (Current)San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians


Valley Center San Pasqual Tribal AmeriCorps Mentoring Program (Completed)San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Mission Indians


Venice Expanding 826LA's Volunteer Base and Financial Capacity (Current)826LA

3 AmeriCorps VISTA

Venice YouthBuild Venice, CA (Current)YouthBuild USA, Inc




Primary City




AMERICORPS TOTALS



256


7,376

1,472 239

Visalia Family HealthCare Network (Current)National Association of Community Health Centers, Inc.


Visalia Sequoia Community Corps (Current)The Corps Network


Visalia Trail building and youth mentoring (June 28 - July 15, 2015)Sequoia Riverlands Trust


Vista CCC-North County (Current)The Corps Network


Watsonville CCC-Monterey Bay Ops (Current)The Corps Network


Watsonville Notre Dame AmeriCorps - Watsonville (Current)Notre Dame Mission Volunteers Program, Inc.


Watsonville Work Success Now! (Current)Community Action Board of Santa Cruz County, Inc.


Westminster Housing Improvement Project Support (November 7 - December 18, 2015)American Family Housing


Westport Shady Dell Coastal Trail Construction (June 13 - July 15, 2015)Mendocino Land Trust


Whittier Jumpstart Los Angeles County at Whittier College (Completed)Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.


Willits Farm & Facilities Improvements (January 14 - March 20, 2015)Grange Farm School


Wilseyville Fuel Reduction & Camp Maintenance (January 12 - February 13, 2016)Camp Lodestar


Yreka CCC-Shasta Cascade (Completed)The Corps Network


Yreka CCC-Siskiyou (Current)The Corps Network


If there are programs with identical names in separate entries, they are different grants to the same organization. If no members are shown, either thegrant is for planning or technical assistance, or enrollment data was not available at the time of printing.

Notes:

The city column refers to the location of the sponsor organization. AmeriCorps members may be serving in other locations than the city listed.


Senior Corps in California

Primary City

Program Name

Sponsor Organization

Number ofParticipants Program Type

SENIOR CORPS TOTALS



57

PARTICIPANTS PROGRAMS

18,132

1,736 6

Aptos Seniors Council CA FGP (Current)Seniors Council Santa Cruz/San Benito

248 Foster Grandparent Program

Aptos Seniors Council SCP (Current)Seniors Council Santa Cruz/San Benito

47 Senior Companion Program

Bakersfield RSVP of Kern County (Current)Volunteer Center of Kern County

280 RSVP

Burbank City of Burbank RSVP (Current)City of Burbank Parks and Recreation

637 RSVP

Burlingame Foster Grandparent Program of San Mateo County (Current)Mills-Peninsula Health Services


Burlingame RSVP of San Mateo & Northern Santa Clara Counties (Current)Mills-Peninsula Health Services

796 RSVP

Burlingame Senior Companion Program of San Mateo County (Completed)Mills-Peninsula Health Services


Chico Chico SCP (Current)The CSU, Chico Research Foundation


Chico CSU Chico FGP (Current)The CSU, Chico Research Foundation


Claremont Foothill Communities RSVP (Current)Pomona Valley Community Services

422 RSVP

Claremont Pomona Valley SCP (Current)Pomona Valley Community Services


Claremont RSVP West Valley-San Bernardino County (Completed)VNA and Hospice of Southern California

496 RSVP

Covelo Round Valley Indian Tribes Foster Grandparent Program (Current)Round Valley Indian Tribes


Culver City Culver City RSVP (Completed)City of Culver City

320 RSVP

Eureka Humboldt-Del Norte RSVP (Current)Area I Agency on Aging

272 RSVP

Fresno Fresno/Madera FGP (Current)Fresno County Economic Opportunities Commission


Fresno HandsOn Central California RSVP (Current)Hands On Central California

1,000 RSVP

Fresno SCP Catholic Charities Diocese of Fresno (Current)Catholic Charities Diocese of Fresno


Grass Valley RSVP of Nevada County (Completed)Area IV Agency on Aging

460 RSVP

Grass Valley RSVP of Nevada County (Current)Area IV Agency on Aging

450 RSVP

Hemet FGP of Riverside County (Current)Central County United Way


Hemet RSVP of Western Riverside County (Current)Central County United Way

421 RSVP

Hemet SCP of Riverside County (Current)Central County United Way


La Quinta Coachella Valley RSVP (Current)Riverside County Office on Aging

600 RSVP

Long Beach RSVP of Greater Long Beach (Current)Long Beach Jewish Community Center

565 RSVP

Los Angeles All Peoples Christian Center RSVP (Current)All Peoples Christian Center

375 RSVP



Primary City

Program Name



SENIOR CORPS TOTALS



57


18,132

1,736 6

Los Angeles Jumpstart Community Corps- FGP (Current)Jumpstart for Young Children, Inc.


Los Angeles LA Works RSVP (Current)L.A. Works Inc.

837 RSVP

Los Angeles Los Angeles FGP (Current)Pepperdine University


North Fork North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California (Current)North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians of California


Oakland Oakland Foster Grandparent Program (Current)City of Oakland Office on Aging


Oakland Oakland Senior Companion Program (Current)City of Oakland Office on Aging


Oxnard Oxnard RSVP (Current)City of Oxnard Recreation Division

470 RSVP

Rancho Cucamonga Inland Empire United Way RSVP (Current)Inland Empire United Way

159 RSVP

Redding FGP of Golden Umbrella (Current)Golden Umbrella, Inc.


Redding RSVP of Golden Umbrella (Current)Golden Umbrella, Inc.

472 RSVP

Redding SCP of Golden Umbrella (Current)Golden Umbrella, Inc.


Sacramento DDS Foster Grandparent Program (Current)CA Department of Developmental Services


Sacramento DDS Senior Companion Program (Current)CA Department of Developmental Services


Sacramento Foster Grandparent Program (Current)California Dept. of Corrections & Rehabilitation, Division of Juvenile Justice


Sacramento Sacramento County Foster Grandparent Program (Current)County of Sacramento, Department of Health and Human Services


Sacramento Sacramento County RSVP (Current)County of Sacramento, Department of Health and Human Services

600 RSVP

Sacramento Sacramento County SCP (Current)County of Sacramento, Department of Health and Human Services


San Bernardino RSVP-San Bernardino (Current)City of San Bernardino

296 RSVP

San Bernardino SCP of San Bernardino (Current)City of San Bernardino


San Diego 2014 RSVP San Diego County (Current)Aging & Independence Services

1,583 RSVP

San Diego LSSSC SCP San Diego (Current)Lutheran Social Services Southern California


San Diego San Diego County FGP (Current)Catholic Charities of San Diego


San Diego SCP of Imperial County (Current)Catholic Charities of San Diego


San Francisco FGP of San Francisco (Current)Family Services Agency of San Francisco


San Francisco Senior Companion Program (Current)Family Services Agency of San Francisco


San Luis Obispo RSVP of the Central Coast (Current)Senior Volunteer Services

750 RSVP



Primary City

Program Name



SENIOR CORPS TOTALS



57


18,132

1,736 6

Santa Ana RSVP - Orange County, CA (Current)Volunteer Center Orange County

800 RSVP

Santa Barbara Santa Barbara RSVP (Completed)Senior Programs of Santa Barbara

450 RSVP

Santa Cruz Monterey Bay RSVP (Current)Volunteer Center Santa Cruz

428 RSVP

Santa Rosa RSVP of Sonoma County (Current)Volunteer Center of Sonoma County

547 RSVP

South San Francisco Experience Corps Bay Area (Completed)Aspiranet

- Senior Demonstration Program

Stockton Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Stockton (Current)Catholic Charities of the Diocese of Stockton

200 RSVP

Stockton RSVP of San Joaquin (Current)County of San Joaquin

500 RSVP

Ukiah Lake and Mendocino Counties RSVP 2014-2017 (Current)North Coast Opportunities, Inc.

930 RSVP

Ukiah Ukiah FGP (Current)North Coast Opportunities, Inc.


Walnut Creek RSVP of Contra Costa (Current)Volunteer Center of the East Bay

250 RSVP

Whittier RSVP of Whittier and the San Gabriel Valley (Current)YMCA of Greater Whittier

373 RSVP

Note: The city column refers to the location of sponsor organization. Volunteers may be serving in other locations than the city listed.

Social Innovation Fund in California


Nonprofit Subgrantees

Intermediary Name

Intermediary Grantmakers in California

Location Description

Oakland, CA National Council on Crime and Deliquency National Council on Crime and Delinquency (NCCD) is helping entitiesdetermine the feasibility of using Pay for Success (PFS) to promotepositive youth development interventions that focus on 1) improvingoutcomes for juvenile justice or child welfare system-involved youth oryouth at risk of entering or crossing over into these systems, and 2)addressing high rates of racial disparity in these systems.

Community Advocates, Inc. in Milwaukee, WI

City of New Haven, CT in New Haven, CT

The Children's Initiative in San Diego, CA

San Francisco, CA REDF (2010) REDF is the only intermediary in the country that provides grants andtechnical assistance exclusively to nonprofit social enterprises thatemploy low-income people with multiple barriers to employment,including, dislocated youth, individuals who have been homeless orincarcerated, and those with severe mental illness. Through the SIFgrants, REDF will: Employ at least 2,500 low-income young people andadults with multiple barriers to employment in nonprofit socialenterprises (a figure that will expand to 8,000 by 2020 as enterprisesachieve sustainability); Expand their work to include multiple low-income communities in California, such as Fresno, Los Angeles,Sacramento, and San Diego; Conduct a rigorous Social Return onInvestment (SROI) analysis and impact analysis to quantify the effectof social enterprises on employee income, receipt of public andemployer benefits, education, taxes and incarceration; and Produce agrowth plan and guide for replication that will inform both theexpansion of REDF and the social enterprise model, with the goal ofemploying tens of thousands of people in the identified targetpopulation throughout the U.S.

Chrysalis in Los Angeles, CA

Coalition for Responsible Community Development in LosAngeles, CA

Weingart Center Association in Los Angeles, CA

Center for Employment Opportunities in Oakland, CA

Community Housing Partnership in San Francisco, CA

Goodwill Silicon Valley in San Jose, CA

Taller San Jose in Santa Ana, CA

San Francisco, CA REDF (2015)

Mountain View, CA Silicon Valley Community Foundation $7.5 million will allow the Silicon Valley Community Foundation toimplement The Big Lift, a collective impact collaborative of more than100 organizations that will provide funds to preschool and otherorganizations involved in the academic and social education ofpreschool students and is designed to increase the number of thirdgraders who read proficiently in 11 high need school districts in SanMateo County, California.

Jefferson Elementary School District in Daly City, CA

Cabrillo Unified School District in Half Moon Bay, CA

Coastside Children's Programs in Half Moon Bay, CA

La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District in Pescadero,CA

Institute for Human and Social Development, Inc. in SanMateo, CA

Peninsula Family Service in San Mateo, CA

City of South San Fancisco in South San Francisco, CA



Nonprofit Subgrantees

Intermediary Name

Intermediary Grantmakers in California

Location Description

South San Francisco Unified School District in South SanFrancisco, CA

Description

Program HQ Location

Nonprofit Subgrantees in CaliforniaNonprofit Subgrantee Name

Intermediary

The Care and Access Network represents a partnership among leadingHIV/AIDS service organizations, APLA, Northeast Valley HealthCorporation and REACH LA, in Los Angeles County (LAC). All of theagencies provide a wide variety of clinical, support, and preventionservices to a diverse client base across the vast geography of LAC.Each of the partners demonstrates a long history of engagingracial/ethnic and sexual minorities in the continuum of care. Inaddition, many of the agencies provide HIV counseling and testingservices to high-risk populations and are connected to a broadernetwork of service providers in their individual communities, inclusiveof HIV primary medical care. Patient Navigators help PLWH addressindividual barriers to care in order to increase access and retention inmedical care, access treatment, and participate in other supportiveservices (e.g., case management, housing, food and nutrition services,mental health, and HIV risk reduction programs) to enhance andmaintain engagement in care, and to reduce the incidence of new HIVinfections by reducing the community viral load. Strategies forreducing community viral load include Patient Navigators advocatingfor earlier initiation of ART as well as helping clients improveadherence.

Los Angeles, CA AIDS Project Los AngelesAIDS United

CHANGE 4 Women functions as a network of care model. It is designedto improve timely entry, access to and retention in HIV care for womenliving with HIV in San Diego County, with an emphasis on women ofcolor. The intervention has two levels of innovation—with individualsand among service agencies. The individual-level element focuses onincreasing the number and capacity of peer navigators and the CPpeer coordinator to do outreach to and provide support for HIV+women. The agency innovations include CP’s ‘one-stop shop’ approachto improving client knowledge of their health and social servicesituation and access to care via medical home electronic recordaccess. CP is also a nationally-recognized model for trauma-informedcare and has presented their model at numerous conferences as wellas at the 2015 observance of National Women and Girls HIV/AIDSAwareness Day at the White House. Other systems-level innovationsinclude increased formalization and coordination among the major HIVhealth care agencies in San Diego. The project goals are to improveunderserved women’s access to and retention in comprehensive HIVcare; improve utilization of HIV medical care and treatment for HIV+women; and strengthen health care and social services systems andcommunity linkages through innovative and replicable interventionsand new collaborations that improve engagement and retention in careby HIV+ women.

San Diego, CA Christie's Place, Inc.AIDS United

Hello Housing markets, sells, and stewards Below Market Rate homesin California, and is promoting standard models and best practices tobe shared nationally.

San Francisco, CA Hello HousingCapital Impact Partners

This project will move 107 high-need, high-cost homeless individualsinto permanent supportive housing using the triage screening tooldeveloped by the Economic Roundtable.

Los Angeles, CA Economic RoundtableCorporation for Supportive Housing



Description

Program HQ Location


Intermediary

The Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, together withits partners the San Francisco Department of Public Health and theSan Francisco Health Plan, are providing services in the Kelly CullenCommunity a new supportive housing development.

San Francisco, CA Tenderloin Neighborhood Development CorporationCorporation for Supportive Housing

CSH and its partners, the Center for Health Care Strategies and ThirdSector Capital Partners, are working with the San Diego HousingCommission to assess the feasibility of a PFS initiative focused oncreating supportive housing for vulnerable populations. Specifically,this project will target chronically homeless individuals with multipleemergency room and hospital admissions and a combination ofidentified high risk conditions. This project will target the city of SanDiego. SDHC is one of 39 Public Housing Agencies with a Moving toWork designation within the United States. Due in part to the flexibilityafforded through this designation, in addition to traditional tenant-based vouchers, the Commission partners with numerous local non-profit partners and landlords to provide rental subsidies through theuse of sponsor-based and project-based rental vouchers.

San Diego, CA San Diego Housing CommissionCorporation for Supportive Housing (PFS)

Genesys Works provides in-depth summer training in hard and softskills, and year-long internships with major area employers to at-risk,economically disadvantaged students to help them get into andsucceed in college and beyond. In contrast to most traditional highschool internships that involve “job shadowing” and simple clericalwork, Genesys Works’ year-long internships are deep touch, hands-onand practical during the students’ senior year. In addition to its uniqueprogram model, Genesys Works has also developed an innovativefinancial model with an estimated 75 percent of all program expensesafforded with earned income received from corporations for servicesstudents provide by year 3 of operations in a new community.While ithas been proven that 86 percent of Genesys Works’ students persistbeyond the first year of college, GreenLight’s SIF Initiative willdetermine its students’ persistence throughout college and othervariables that impact student’s entry to the economic mainstream,which will provide important evidence to the field of collegepersistence and career readiness.

San Francisco, CA Genesys WorksGreenLight Fund

The SIB Lab is providing technical assistance to the Board of Stae andCommunity Corrections to assist counties pursuing Pay for Success inthe areas anti-recidivism. The technical assistance will include thefollowing: (1) assessing whether the proposed interventions producethe desired outcomes; (2) confirming that the likely outcomes satisfycost-benefit principles; (3) developing an efficient and effectivepayment structure within a PFS model; (4) insuring that there areadequate service providers that can deliver the desired outcomes; and(5) establishing rigorous evaluation criteria and metrics to measurethe initiative’s outcomes.

Sacramento, CA State of CaliforniaHarvard Kennedy School Social Impact Bond Lab



Description

Program HQ Location


Intermediary

The Harvard Kennedy School SIB Lab will work with the San FranciscoMayor’s Office to support a deeper assessment of how Pay for Successcan improve outcomes for San Francisco’s high-needs populations. Inparticular, the SIB Lab will support HOPE SF, the Mayor’s signaturepublic-private partnership, which aims to break generational cycles ofpoverty, violence and isolation, and improve social and economicoutcomes for public housing residents. A primary goal of the work withthe SIB Lab will be to conduct a feasibility analysis of proposedcommunity-wide and specific target population strategies using thePay for Success model. A Pay for Success model could help SanFrancisco ensure evidence based and outcomes-focused social servicedelivery, and better alignment of City funding and contracts andprivate sector funding to build stronger communities for publichousing residents. The SIB Lab-supported feasibility analysis willfocus on five main aspects: (1) do the proposed interventions producethe desired outcomes, (2) do the realistic outcomes satisfy cost-benefit analysis, (3) what is a proper payment structure of a PFStransaction, (4) are there adequate organizations that can deliver thedesired outcomes in San Francisco, and (5) what are the most rigorousevaluation strategies that can be used to measure the initiative’soutcomes.

San Francisco, CA Office of the Mayor, San FranciscoHarvard Kennedy School Social Impact Bond Lab

ICS will work with the Sonoma County Department of Health Services tofocus on improving the County’s community health and educationalattainment outcomes. Through Universal Pre-K (UPK), the initiativehopes to expand access to high quality preschool (for a largely ruralpopulation) towards the end of reducing grade retention, absenteeism,and the need for special education. By expanding Nurse FamilyPartnership (NFP) programs, this initiative will explore outcomes suchas reductions in child abuse and neglect, reductions in child arrests,and reductions in behavioral and intellectual problems at age 6. Thisprogram is innovative because it builds on several cross-sector effortsand because it serves a rural community. The Health Action Council –comprised of key government, private sector, and non-profit leaders inSonoma County – has been working with Sonoma County UpstreamInvestments to build the community’s capacity to invest in prevention-focused, evidence-based solutions that eliminate disparities in health,education, and self-sufficiency. Through the partnership, Third Sectorwill create a PFS Contract Implementation Plan, an EvaluabilityAssessment, a high-level Integrated Economic Model, a cost-benefitanalysis and budget, and Funder Interest Groups. Third Sector will alsolead the identification of procurement options, will obtain, finalize,and analyze any relevant data linkages across governmentadministrative data systems, and will propose relevant targetpopulation size and outcome metrics. ICS will identify viable serviceproviders for the proposed PFS project, and also lead development andsharing of lessons learned with the national early childhoodcommunity. ICS will also help the service provider understand itscapacity and organizational needs in order to scale up for a PFSproject and will help the provider understand its cost structure anddrivers.

Santa Rosa, CA County of Sonoma County, CAInstitute for Child Success



Description

Program HQ Location


Intermediary

Kids in Common and its partners in the Opportunity Youth Partnershiphave three key strategies: 1) strengthen and expand reengagementoptions at the San Jose Conservation Corps and Charter School and theSanta Clara County Office of Education’s Reengagement Academy forhigh-risk opportunity youth including transition age foster youth,homeless youth, and court-involved youth; 2) co-locate Navigators atthese sites to help remove barriers to engagement for youthtransitioning out of foster care, homeless youth, and justice-involvedyouth, and to promote pathways with a clear connection topostsecondary education and careers; and 3) develop an employmentcoach position who will support young people to obtain internships andjobs through TeenForce, an innovative youth-focused employmentagency. Partner agencies include community organizationsexperienced in working with foster youth, youth involved in the justicesystem, and other youth facing barriers to success. The Santa Clarapartners expect that 70 percent of those served in these programs willbe young men of color.Santa Clara partners will utilize collectiveimpact to scale these strategies through aligning and integratingprograms and systems to ensure that youth can get on track foracademic and career success regardless of where they enter apathway, and through expanding numbers served at core programs.For example, the Reengagement Academy currently serves 100 youthper year but will expand to up to 500 youth per year in three years.

San Jose, CA Planned Parenthood Mar MonteJobs for the Future/OYIF

The Bay Area Community Resources and its partners in the Road Mapto Peace collaborative are providing education, workforce, andwraparound services to 18 to 24 year-old youth of color, in particularLatino males, who are gang-involved/violence-exposed. Outreach isconducted by youth leaders and through community organizationpartners and the justice system; reengaged youth enroll in Five KeysCharter School, a Sheriff’s Office sponsored state charter school thatoffers GED and diploma-granting programming, or the local Gatewayto College program. Community-based organizations providewraparound support and case management, as well as self-efficacy,violence prevention, and career/ employment readiness training, to theyoung people as they work toward their secondary credential andtransition into postsecondary career training. Young people alsoparticipate in selected training programs that offer accelerated pathsto credentials in ‘in demand” sectors. Core collaborative partners arealso creating subsidized employment opportunities to help youngpeople develop work readiness skills and get prepared for further ormore structured technical training. Five Keys is a robust educationoption with locations at 21 sites across the city including in jails;through Five Keys and its state funding stream, the partners will beable to scale this carefully designed approach to ensure that youthtransitioning from the criminal justice system persist toward a highschool credential and into training leading to a credential with valuein the labor market.

San Rafael, CA Bay Area Community ResourcesJobs for the Future/OYIF

Rubicon provides of work readiness, transitional employment, jobplacement, and financial stability services to very low income WestContra Costa County residents especially in Richmond, CA.

Richmond, CA Rubicon Programs, Inc.Local Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)

In partnership with the Jacobs Family Foundation, Home Start isestablishing a Financial Opportunity Center to provide employmentservices, financial coaching, and public benefits access to isolated,over-burdened families who cannot otherwise access supportiveservices.

San Diego, CA HomeStart, Inc.Local Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)



Description

Program HQ Location


Intermediary

International Rescue Committee operates a Financial OpportunityCenter focused on serving newly-arrived refugees and other low-income residents of San Diego with employment services, financialcoaching, and public benefits access.

San Diego, CA International Rescue Committee, Inc.Local Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)

The San Diego Housing Commission operates a new FinancialOpportunity Center in its centrally located Achievement Academy,which serves assisted housing families receiving rental subsidies andprovides employment services, financial coaching, and public benefitsaccess.

San Diego, CA San Diego Housing CommissionLocal Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)

Sacred Heart Community Service is providing one-on-one employmentassessments, counseling and regular follow up, integrating SHCSlongtime employment services with its newly established financialliteracy and public benefits assistance programs.

San Jose, CA Sacred Heart Community ServiceLocal Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)

Lifeline partners with Community HousingWorks, a local nonprofitpartner who specializes in financial literacy and family asset-buildingservices, to package workforce development, one-on-one financialcoaching, and benefits screening and enrollment services forindividuals and families at the Crown Heights Community ResourceCenter in Oceanside.

Vista, CA North County Lifeline, Inc.Local Initiatives Support Corporation (2010)

The Children's Intiative in San Diego CA provides support andmonitoring to childnre's services through out the county. One of theseprograms, Alternative to Detention (ATD) is a San Diego Countycollaborative program that provides wraparound services to justiceinvolved youth. ATD also provides detention alternatives to youth atrisk of placement in secure detention, who do not present high-risk offlight or danger to the community. ATD is a collaborative effort of localSan Diego government agencies and nonprofit organizations. Partnersinclude: County of San Diego Public Safety Group, ProbationDepartment, South Bay Community Services, Social Advocates forYouth (SAY) San Diego, San Diego Youth Services, North CountyLifeline, Mental Health Systems, law enforcement agencies (such asCounty Police Departments and Sheriffs’ departments), the DistrictAttorney’s office, Public Defender’s office, juvenile courts, and the SanDiego Association of Governments (SANDAG). ATD is a continuum ofservices provided to youth both pre- and post-adjudication that willhelp direct youth to a more positive pathway to a successful future. ATD services can be provided at multiple junctures in the justiceprocess, and services are voluntary (unless part of a youth’s informalprobation requirements).

San Diego, CA The Children's InitiativeNational Council on Crime and Deliquency

The County of Santa Clara, California will work to launch a Pay forSuccess project serving at least 250 individuals who are frequentusers of the County's emergency and inpatient psychiatric services.Telecare Corporation will deliver a combination of behavioral health,care coordination and supportive social services in community-basedsettings, with the goal of improving participants' wellness andreducing costly hospitalizations.

San Jose, CA Santa Clara CountyNonprofit Finance Fund

Chrysalis is developing a new social enterprise and expanding thenumber of job opportunities available through its existing socialenterprises to help more homeless and low-income people find andretain employment.

Los Angeles, CA ChrysalisREDF (2010)

Coalition for Responsible Community Development is refining andgrowing their social enterprise, CRCD Enterprises, which employs at-risk young adults in South Los Angeles on work such as graffitiremoval, painting, and maintenance.

Los Angeles, CA Coalition for Responsible Community DevelopmentREDF (2010)

Weingart is launching a social enterprise business in the Los Angelesarea to help more individuals gain and retain employment.

Los Angeles, CA Weingart Center AssociationREDF (2010)



Description

Program HQ Location


Intermediary

The Center for Employment Opportunities is supporting and buildinggrowth capacity for Golden State Works Oakland and expanding theirmodel for transitional jobs and vocational services for formerlyincarcerated individuals in other parts of California.

Oakland, CA Center for Employment OpportunitiesREDF (2010)

Community Housing Partnership is expanding CHP Enterprises, asocial enterprise that engages employment training programgraduates in transitional work in affordable housing management.

San Francisco, CA Community Housing PartnershipREDF (2010)

Goodwill of Silicon Valley was established in Santa Clara County in1926, to move individuals and families from poverty to prosperity (over20,000 to date). GWSV is part of Goodwill Industries International, afederation of over 200 autonomous Goodwill organizations worldwide.Goodwill’s primary activities to date have created a successful socialenterprise model, creating opportunities for low-income individualswith a variety of compounding challenges to gain skills and receive thesupport services necessary to achieve self-sufficiency. REDF andGWSV will work together to further strengthen GWSV's existing socialenterprises and support services for its social enterprise employees.

San Jose, CA Goodwill Silicon ValleyREDF (2010)

Taller San Jose is significantly growing employment opportunities forat-risk young adults in their innovative construction social enterprise,Hope Builders, Inc.

Santa Ana, CA Taller San JoseREDF (2010)

Jefferson Elementary School District will provide 40 new full daypreschool spaces located at elementary school sites as well asenhance 168 existing half day spaces held at General PershingPreschool. This grant award will allow our district to offer morefamilies preschool opportunities and provide funding for enrichingclassroom environment.

Daly City, CA Jefferson Elementary School DistrictSilicon Valley Community Foundation

Cabrillo will be able to add new preschool spaces for 3 year olds and toincrease existing preschool spaces for 4 year olds from 135 days to200 days. Cabrillo will also participate in all aspects of The Big Liftinitiative, including providing professional development for staff andengagement and education activities for parents.

Half Moon Bay, CA Cabrillo Unified School DistrictSilicon Valley Community Foundation

Coastside Children's Programs will be leading the Cabrillo communityand providing high quality early learning, center-based preschool. CCPwill provide leadershi by encouraging collaboration between agenciesand programs to support the 4 pillars of the Big Lift: high qualitypreschool experiences, reducing absenteeism, inspiring summerlearning opportunities and strengthening community engagement.

Half Moon Bay, CA Coastside Children's ProgramsSilicon Valley Community Foundation

La Honda-Pescadero Unified School District will be able to provide bothnew full day preschool spaces as well as enhanced day spaces,incrasing access for working families in this high need area.

Pescadero, CA La Honda-Pescadero Unified School DistrictSilicon Valley Community Foundation

The Institute for Human and Social Development, Inc. will participatein the Big Lift Initiative by increasing our classroom quality, extend ourschool year, and strengthen our professional development in ourteaching staff.

San Mateo, CA Institute for Human and Social Development, Inc.Silicon Valley Community Foundation

Peninsula Family Service will participate in the Big Lift Initiative byincreasing our classroom quality and strengthening our professionaldevelopment for teaching staff.

San Mateo, CA Peninsula Family ServiceSilicon Valley Community Foundation

The City of South San Francisco will use this grant to open a newpreschool that will serve 20 new students, which will be located in theCommunity Learning Center and administered by the Department ofParks and Recreation.

South San Francisco, CA City of South San FanciscoSilicon Valley Community Foundation

South San Francisco Unified School District will provide a number ofnew full day preschool spaces as well as enhance a number of existingspaces held at three different sites. This grant award will allow ourdistrict to offer more families preschool opportunities and providefunding for enriching classroom environment.

South San Francisco, CA South San Francisco Unified School DistrictSilicon Valley Community Foundation



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Intermediary

Children’s Institute, Inc. is a multiservice organization servingchildren, youth who have experienced trauma including familiesinvolved in the foster care and juvenile justice systems.

Los Angeles, CA Children's Institute, Inc.The Edna McConnell Clark Foundation

Reading Partners helps elementary school students who are six to 30months behind in reading catch up to their peers and becomeproficient.

Oakland, CA Reading PartnersThe Edna McConnell Clark Foundation

The Commission will receive technical assistance from Third Sector toassess their Bridges Maternal Child Health Network which focuses onimproving maternal and child health through early childhood universalscreening and home visiting programs.

Irvine, CA Children and Families Commission of Orange County, CAThird Sector Capital Partners

Through this Soccer for Success program, an estimated 1,600 youthare provided with physical activity, nutrition education, mentorship,and family engagement opportunities that combat childhood obesityand promote healthy lifestyles.

Los Angeles, CA Brotherhood CrusadeUS Soccer Foundation

Through Soccer for Success in El Monte, over 1,000 youth are providedwith physical activity, nutrition education, mentorship, and familyengagement opportunities that combat childhood obesity and promotehealthy lifestyles.

Los Angeles, CA El Monte Community Building Initiative (CBI)US Soccer Foundation


Other Programs in California

Primary City


Sponsor Organization Program Type

Hayward 911 Service For Peace Oakland, CA (Current)Service For Peace

September 11th National Day of Service andRemembrance

Hayward Service For Peace Oakland, CA (Current)Service For Peace

Martin Luther King Day

Livermore Grandmothers Who Help, Inc (Current)Youth Service America


Los Angeles Cesar Chavez Foundation (Completed)Cesar Chavez Foundation


Los Angeles Foshay Learning Center (Current)Youth Service America


Los Angeles LA Promise (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Los Angeles Occidental College (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Los Angeles Youth Policy Institute (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Newport Beach 2015 Sept 11 National Day of Service Youth Engagement (Current)My Good Deed Inc.


Palo Alto Oshman Family JCC (Current)Service For Peace


Riverside Norte Vista High School (Current)Youth Service America


Sacramento State Administration (Current)California Volunteers

State Commission Operations Support

Sacramento VGF - CaliforniaVolunteers (Current)California Volunteers

Volunteer Generation Fund

San Francisco San Francisco Bay Area Jewish Coalition for Literacy (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Santa Cruz Volunteer Center of Santa Cruz (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Santa Monica Santa Monica Boys and Girls Club (Current)Points of Light Foundation


Stanford Stanford University (Pilipino American Student Union) (Current)Iowa Western Community College


Documents

National Service in California · Information on this page reflects active programs as of February 22, 2016 California At a Glance AmeriCorps Projects Service Locations Participants