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The California Community Foundation accepts grant proposals year-round from nonprofit organizations. Grant recommendations are approved by the foundation's board of directors three times a year and applicants are notified immediately after the board determinations.
Eligible organizations are those that seek to meet an identified community need and match the goals, objectives and priorities of the foundation. Learn more about each of the foundation's program areas: arts, human development, education, health care and neighborhood revitalization.
Get more information about other available support from the California Community Foundation.
In 2007, the foundation awarded $245 million in grants to nonprofit organizations in Los Angeles County, across the country and worldwide. Download the 2007 Annual Report to read more.
For further information call (213) 413-4130 or send an e-mail to info@ccf-la.org.
Project Grantsmanship
Registration is now open for three workshops by the Grantsmanship Center targeting L.A. County nonprofit organizations interested in learning how to plan more effective programs and produce compelling proposals for funding.
The California Community Foundation and the Annenberg Foundation will underwrite
up to 90 percent of the tuition for eligible nonprofit leaders to attend The Grantsmanship Center'sGrantsmanship
Training Program in Los Angeles. The partnership also will provide all participants with post-workshop proposal reviews and
grantmaker evaluations.
Project Grantsmanship is a partnership of the Annenberg Foundation, the California Community Foundation,
and The Grantsmanship Center, formed to strengthen community-based organizations.
All workshops will take place at the California Endowment.
Training Program Dates:
March 24–28, 2008 Registration for this session is now closed due to maxiumum capacity.
May 19–23, 2008
July 21–25, 2008
Oct. 20–24, 2008
Click here to learn more details and register now.
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