• Housing Works
    $600,000 through March, 2017

    to develop and implement an innovative community integration program to increase long-term retention among formerly chronically homeless persons and ensure organizational capacity is aligned with increased public partnerships.

    Homelessness USA Awarded: March, 2015
  • Lamp, Inc.
    $1,200,000 through March, 2017

    to support the Coordinated Entry System (CES) in the Los Angeles County Metro Region, which allows providers to more efficiently match chronically homeless persons with supportive housing.

    Homelessness USA Awarded: March, 2015
  • Stichting Akvo
    $750,000 through February, 2017

    to support the development of a dashboard that can provide visualizations of geo-referenced data in real time, to report a diverse set of impact and performance indicators.

    Safe Water Global Awarded: March, 2015
  • The Teresa Group - Child and Family Aid
    $150,000 through December, 2017

    to strengthen advocacy capacity by the Coalition for Children Affected by AIDS.

    Global Early Childhood Development Africa Awarded: December, 2014
  • National Foundation for the Centers for Disease Control & Prevention Inc.
    $100,000 through January, 2017

    to support research on the use of the Compartment Bag Test, which will provide reliable water quality data in low-resource field settings.

    Safe Water USA Awarded: December, 2014
  • Loyola University
    $900,000 through November, 2017

    to provide sisters with graduate-level instruction in theology and communications through the Loyola Institute for Ministry and to help congregations produce digital media that effectively communicate their charisms.

    Catholic Sisters Global Awarded: November, 2014
  • Medicines for Humanity, Inc.
    $400,000 through December, 2017

    to build the capacity of Catholic sisters in Haiti to deliver and manage effective maternal and child health services.

    Catholic Sisters North America Awarded: November, 2014
  • Alliance for Children's Rights
    $1,050,000 through December, 2017

    to support a network of critical services and advocacy for foster youth in Los Angeles with the goals of increasing graduation rates, college readiness, and employment.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: November, 2014
  • The Door - A Center of Alternatives, Inc.
    $675,000 through December, 2017

    to support the Academy program which provides high school education, robust college access and employment pathways for foster youth in New York City.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: November, 2014
  • Himalayan Cataract Project Inc.
    $1,500,000 through December, 2017

    to support Himalayan Cataract Project’s activities to improve access to high quality cataract surgery in Ethiopia.

    Avoidable Blindness Africa Awarded: November, 2014