California Community Foundation

Charity Profile

California Community Foundation

🇺🇸Donor
Donations
$934,624,000
All time
Reach
Global
Verified footprint
Entries
6,159
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Giving over time

Monthly giving from the ledger

Cause breakdown

Education$476,527,000 · 51%
Health$182,670,000 · 19.5%
Arts$92,408,000 · 9.9%
Relief$43,682,000 · 4.7%
Welfare$41,889,000 · 4.5%
Human Rights$41,034,000 · 4.4%
Climate$35,703,000 · 3.8%
Animals$10,913,000 · 1.2%
Innovation$4,973,000 · 0.5%
Science$4,825,000 · 0.5%
California Community FoundationVerified
DonorUnited StatesEst. 1915Miguel A. Santana

About

The California Community Foundation is a Los Angeles-based community foundation that connects charitable resources with efforts to improve the lives of residents throughout Los Angeles County. Founded in 1915, it has grown into a major philanthropic institution supporting local communities while helping individuals, families and organizations create charitable funds around the causes they care about.

Its grantmaking addresses issues including affordable housing, immigrant integration, education, health, economic security, racial equity and arts and culture. The foundation also provides philanthropic guidance and manages donor funds, enabling charitable giving to continue across generations. Through partnerships with nonprofits, civic leaders and community members, it works to expand opportunity and address persistent inequalities affecting Los Angeles communities.

Activity feed

California Community Foundation gave $25,000 to VETERAN RITES for Supported VETERAN RITES with grant funding for health programs and care access and broadened community impact on 2025-06-01. Cause: Health.
California Community Foundation→ VETERAN RITES$Restricted
HealthSupported VETERAN RITES with grant funding for health programs and care access and broadened community impact.
Source
$25,000$25K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to PACIFICA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL for Enabled PACIFICA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL to advance education access and student opportunity and improved lasting impact on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ PACIFICA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL$Restricted
EducationEnabled PACIFICA CHRISTIAN HIGH SCHOOL to advance education access and student opportunity and improved lasting impact.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to SPINE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION for Backed SPINE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION's work through grant funding for health programs and care access and advanced long-term progress on 2025-06-01. Cause: Health.
California Community Foundation→ SPINE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION$Restricted
HealthBacked SPINE INSTITUTE FOUNDATION's work through grant funding for health programs and care access and advanced long-term progress.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $17,000 to MOORPARK COLLEGE FOUNDATION for Invested in MOORPARK COLLEGE FOUNDATION's work to advance animal welfare and protection and expanded effective program access on 2025-06-01. Cause: Animals.
California Community Foundation→ MOORPARK COLLEGE FOUNDATION$Restricted
AnimalsInvested in MOORPARK COLLEGE FOUNDATION's work to advance animal welfare and protection and expanded effective program access.
Source
$17,000$17K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to 18TH STREET ARTS COMPLEX for Supported 18TH STREET ARTS COMPLEX with grant funding for health programs and care access and advanced long-term progress on 2025-06-01. Cause: Health.
California Community Foundation→ 18TH STREET ARTS COMPLEX$Restricted
HealthSupported 18TH STREET ARTS COMPLEX with grant funding for health programs and care access and advanced long-term progress.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $25,000 to BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS for Strengthened BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS through grant funding supporting arts, culture, and creative programs and strengthened long-term outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Arts.
California Community Foundation→ BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS$Restricted
ArtsStrengthened BRONX MUSEUM OF THE ARTS through grant funding supporting arts, culture, and creative programs and strengthened long-term outcomes.
Source
$25,000$25K
California Community Foundation gave $45,000 to NORTH EAST TREES for Invested in NORTH EAST TREES's work to advance climate action and resilience and improved lasting impact on 2025-06-01. Cause: Climate.
California Community Foundation→ NORTH EAST TREES$Restricted
ClimateInvested in NORTH EAST TREES's work to advance climate action and resilience and improved lasting impact.
Source
$45,000$45K
California Community Foundation gave $50,000 to SHE READY FOUNDATION for Helped SHE READY FOUNDATION advance food, shelter, and human welfare through grant funding and broadened community impact on 2025-06-01. Cause: Welfare.
California Community Foundation→ SHE READY FOUNDATION$Restricted
WelfareHelped SHE READY FOUNDATION advance food, shelter, and human welfare through grant funding and broadened community impact.
Source
$50,000$50K
California Community Foundation gave $40,000 to HOLOCAUST MUSEUM LA for Expanded support for HOLOCAUST MUSEUM LA through funding for arts, culture, and creative programs and improved practical outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Arts.
California Community Foundation→ HOLOCAUST MUSEUM LA$Restricted
ArtsExpanded support for HOLOCAUST MUSEUM LA through funding for arts, culture, and creative programs and improved practical outcomes.
Source
$40,000$40K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to NEXT GENERATION CHOICES FOUNDATION for Enabled NEXT GENERATION CHOICES FOUNDATION to advance health programs and care access and strengthened broader outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Health.
California Community Foundation→ NEXT GENERATION CHOICES FOUNDATION$Restricted
HealthEnabled NEXT GENERATION CHOICES FOUNDATION to advance health programs and care access and strengthened broader outcomes.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $20,000 to A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS for Supported A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS with grant funding for food, shelter, and human welfare and strengthened community benefits on 2025-06-01. Cause: Welfare.
California Community Foundation→ A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS$Restricted
WelfareSupported A COMMUNITY OF FRIENDS with grant funding for food, shelter, and human welfare and strengthened community benefits.
Source
$20,000$20K
California Community Foundation gave $55,000 to SUPPORT AND FEED INC for Invested in SUPPORT AND FEED INC's work to advance relief efforts and community recovery and strengthened long-term outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Relief.
California Community Foundation→ SUPPORT AND FEED INC$Restricted
ReliefInvested in SUPPORT AND FEED INC's work to advance relief efforts and community recovery and strengthened long-term outcomes.
Source
$55,000$55K
California Community Foundation gave $75,000 to MOUNT VERNON LADIES' ASSOCIATION for Funded MOUNT VERNON LADIES' ASSOCIATION to advance education access and student opportunity and improved practical outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ MOUNT VERNON LADIES' ASSOCIATION$Restricted
EducationFunded MOUNT VERNON LADIES' ASSOCIATION to advance education access and student opportunity and improved practical outcomes.
Source
$75,000$75K
California Community Foundation gave $20,000 to DEPAUL COLLEGE PREP FOUNDATION for Helped DEPAUL COLLEGE PREP FOUNDATION advance education access and student opportunity through grant funding and strengthened community benefits on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ DEPAUL COLLEGE PREP FOUNDATION$Restricted
EducationHelped DEPAUL COLLEGE PREP FOUNDATION advance education access and student opportunity through grant funding and strengthened community benefits.
Source
$20,000$20K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to MOTOR FOR TOYS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION for Provided MOTOR FOR TOYS CHARITABLE with grant funding supporting health programs and care access and strengthened sustainable outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Health.
California Community Foundation→ MOTOR FOR TOYS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION$Restricted
HealthProvided MOTOR FOR TOYS CHARITABLE with grant funding supporting health programs and care access and strengthened sustainable outcomes.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to PROJECT OPTIMISM for Enabled PROJECT OPTIMISM to advance education access and student opportunity and improved lasting impact on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ PROJECT OPTIMISM$Restricted
EducationEnabled PROJECT OPTIMISM to advance education access and student opportunity and improved lasting impact.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $625,000 to LA-TECH ORG for Supported LA-TECH ORG with grant funding for education access and student opportunity and improved practical outcomes on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ LA-TECH ORG$Restricted
EducationSupported LA-TECH ORG with grant funding for education access and student opportunity and improved practical outcomes.
Source
$625,000$625K
California Community Foundation gave $100,000 to REIGNITE HOPE for Provided REIGNITE HOPE with grant funding supporting education access and student opportunity and supported continued progress on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ REIGNITE HOPE$Restricted
EducationProvided REIGNITE HOPE with grant funding supporting education access and student opportunity and supported continued progress.
Source
$100,000$100K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to ARIZONA CENTER FOR EMPOWERMENT for Provided ARIZONA CENTER FOR EMPOWERMENT with grant funding supporting education access and student opportunity and strengthened community benefits on 2025-06-01. Cause: Education.
California Community Foundation→ ARIZONA CENTER FOR EMPOWERMENT$Restricted
EducationProvided ARIZONA CENTER FOR EMPOWERMENT with grant funding supporting education access and student opportunity and strengthened community benefits.
Source
$10,000$10K
California Community Foundation gave $10,000 to SARARA FOUNDATION for Provided SARARA FOUNDATION with grant funding supporting animal welfare and protection and strengthened community benefits on 2025-06-01. Cause: Animals.
California Community Foundation→ SARARA FOUNDATION$Restricted
AnimalsProvided SARARA FOUNDATION with grant funding supporting animal welfare and protection and strengthened community benefits.
Source
$10,000$10K

Board

Miguel A. Santana
President and CEO

President and CEO of the California Community Foundation, which has given more than $3.9 billion in grants since 2004.

Jihee Huh
Board Member

Vice Chair of PAFCO, serving on the California Community Foundation's Board of Directors.

Malcolm Johnson
Board Member

Founder and CEO of Langdon Park Capital, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.

Tamara Keller
Board Member

Co-Founding Partner and Chief Operating Officer of The Sax Agency, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.

David Wheeler Newman
Board Member

Partner at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.

Crystal Nix-Hines
Board Member

Retired U.S. Ambassador and Partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.

Darline P. Robles
Board Member

Professor at USC's Rossier School of Education, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.

Thomas A. Saenz
Board Member

President and General Counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.

Ian Schapiro
Board Member

Managing Director and Co-Portfolio Manager at Oaktree Capital Management, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.