• United Way Inc.
    $6,000,000 through August, 2017

    to continue support of United Way's Home For Good efforts to end chronic and veteran homelessness in LA County.

    Homelessness USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • International Medical Corps
    $500,000 through August, 2017

    to support ongoing efforts at strengthening primary health care services to Syrian refugees in southern Turkey as well as a communications campaign aimed at raising awareness of this crisis.

    Disaster Relief & Recovery Asia Awarded: August, 2015
  • A Nun's Life Ministry
    $900,000 through December, 2019

    to continue to expand A Nun's Life's social media engagement with young women, and to advance the capacity of sisters and other advocates of religious life to use social networking in support of vocations to religious life.

    Catholic Sisters USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • California Academy of Family Physicians Foundation
    $750,000 through August, 2018

    to create a multidisciplinary approach to train healthcare practitioners to identify and address adolescent substance use.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • The Regents of the University of California
    $1,000,000 through September, 2018

    to support the Integrated Substance Abuse Programs to provide technical assistance and training to grantees and other stakeholders on Screening, Brief Intervention, and Referral to Treatment (SBIRT) emerging research and best practices.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • University of Chicago
    $560,000 through June, 2018

    to support the ongoing California Youth Transitions to Adulthood Study (CalYOUTH), which tracks the outcomes of youth exiting care in Los Angeles County and across the state.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • National Academy of Sciences
    $400,000 through June, 2018

    to support the activities of the Forum on Promoting Children's Cognitive, Affective, and Behavioral Health and strengthen its focus on substance use disorder prevention. Funding would also support a study on the links between health care and homelessness.

    Substance Use Prevention USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • Theirworld
    $1,400,000 through August, 2017

    to support an advocacy campaign to increase investment in early childhood development for children affected by HIV and AIDS.

    Global Early Childhood Development Global Awarded: August, 2015
  • Children Now
    $750,000 through August, 2018

    to advocate for policies and increased funding to benefit transition-age foster youth in California.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: August, 2015
  • Good Shepherd Services
    $1,050,000 through August, 2018

    to support the Stepping Stones to Success program, which creates career and college opportunities for transition age foster youth in New York City.

    Foster Youth USA Awarded: August, 2015