Fighting Food Insecurity With Community-Grown Garden Produce
$52,500 granted between 2020 and 2024 to help address food insecurity and teach children about the food system with school and other gardens.
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$35,000 granted from 2021 to 2024 for promoting economic mobility and access to quality career pathways for adult immigrants who are enrolled in community college.
https://www.upwardscholars.org/
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Creating Community Through Performing Arts
$44,500 granted since 2021 for general operating support and COVID-19 assistance
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Bridging the Education and Generation Gap
$36,000 granted between 2021 and 2024 for providing tutoring to academically struggling K-8 students in San Carlos and Redwood City.
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$30,000 granted between 2022 and 2024 for preparing 2-5 yr olds to be ready for kindergarten by providing learning tools and parent training.
https://learninghomevolunteers.org/
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Bringing World-Class Musicians to Peninsula Schools
$2,710 granted for offering grade-appropriate classical music assemblies at all of the local schools (Fall 2023).
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$5,000 granted for sharing San Carlos' past and evolution as a local museum, with funds for new exhibit display cases and much needed repairs and upgrades to exhibits including tech/accessibility enhancements (Fall 2023).
https://sancarloshistorymuseum.org/
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$3,000 to Carlmont High School AVID who offer college tours in CA to aspiring first-generation college bound high schoolers, and time off (via substitutes) so that teachers can attend training, and educational services (Fall 2023).
$1,000 granted on 5/2/2020 to support publishing and distribution of newsmagazine with an emphasis on the COVID-19 Pandemic.
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$10,000 granted for increasing opportunities for children in K-8th grade with mild to moderate learning differences to achieve academic and social success (Fall 2023).
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$5,000 granted 11/26/2021 to provide program support for Yoga/Meditation and/or PE/Movement enrichments. (Fall 2021)
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Arbor Bay School - $4,500 granted 5/2/2020 (Covid Round 1)
$4,500 granted 10/28/2020 (Covid Round 4)
Emergency relief funds for general operating expenses.
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$10,000 granted 11/9/2022 to recruit more students from under-represented groups for the Trade Introduction Program (TIP). (Fall 2022)
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$3,000 granted 11/26/2021 to provide scholarships for K-8 children in the San Carlos community to learn about marine science. https://www.sfbaymsi.org/
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$5,000 granted 11/26/2021 to support Teachers 1st initiative. (Fall 2021)
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$5000 granted on 6/8/2021 to Music For Minors to support video production of redeveloped curriculum for grades 3 and 4. (Spring 2021)
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$5000 granted on 6/10/2021 to San Mateo Community Colleges Foundation to support to low-income San Carlos community college students through the Basic Needs Program.
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$2000 granted 6/10/2021 to Bay Area Gardeners Scholarship Foundation to providing $2,000 award toward education for a student from a very low income local family.
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$3500 granted 10/28/2020 in support of The Children’s Place to help offset increased costs related to safe facility reopening during COVID-19, including PPE, equipment/supplies, and staff
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$7,500 granted 10/28/2020 to provide scholarships for onsite childcare and education programs for essential worker families requesting assistance.
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$5,000 granted on 10/28/2020 to provide shade structures for outdoor classrooms to students and staff as they return to school.
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Additional $1,000 granted on 10/28/2020 | $7,000 granted on 5/18/2020 for general operating expenses and program-related expenses including online music education lessons.
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$2,500 granted 6/30/2020 to provide crisis response services, including emergency food and financial assistance for families at Redwood High School.
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$3,300 granted 6/22/2020 in support of SMC Community Colleges Foundation to provide crisis response services, including general operating expenses and emergency assistance for student families.
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