Giving over time
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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.
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Board
President and CEO of the California Community Foundation, which has given more than $3.9 billion in grants since 2004.
Vice Chair of PAFCO, serving on the California Community Foundation's Board of Directors.
Founder and CEO of Langdon Park Capital, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.
Co-Founding Partner and Chief Operating Officer of The Sax Agency, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.
Partner at Mitchell Silberberg & Knupp LLP, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.
Retired U.S. Ambassador and Partner at Quinn Emanuel Urquhart & Sullivan.
Professor at USC's Rossier School of Education, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.
President and General Counsel of the Mexican American Legal Defense and Educational Fund.
Managing Director and Co-Portfolio Manager at Oaktree Capital Management, serving on the California Community Foundation's board.

