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Round 3 & All Grantees ROUND 3 & ALL GRANTEES In response to the COVID-19 Pandemic, a consortium of organizations – Charitable Ventures, OC Grantmakers, Orange County Community Foundation and St. Joseph Community Partnership Fund – organized quickly to raise and swiftly deploy funds to nonprofits. The Orange County Community Resilience Fund (OCCRF) raised $4.18M from generous organizations, foundations and individuals in under three months. In three rounds of funding, the OCCRF provided rapid- response grants to 162 organizations. Funding decisions were guided by several factors and priorities including: · Immediate and current provision of essential services such as shelter, food distribution, childcare, medical and mental health services to vulnerable residents · Ability to distribute emergency funding to vulnerable individuals · Organizational capacity to reach the most underserved · Opportunity to leverage other streams of revenue and coordinated support efforts With this Round 3 distribution, the OC Community Resilience Fund has now completed its initial purpose, which was to provide rapid response to a sudden surge in community need amid the COVID-19 pandemic. At this juncture, we are no longer accepting proposals – however, we do intend to continue supporting relief efforts through our communications, website, webinars, and other means. Additionally, we intend to tailor the Fund’s response and investments as we move into this next phase of the crisis; from here on out, we’ll seek to support ongoing recovery efforts and rebuilding of capacity to serve our community’s needs. Grantees for Round 3 are listed below, as well as a collective list of grantees from all three rounds. ROUND 3 Grantees (Alphabetically) 211 Orange County, DBA (PEOPLE FOR IRVINE COMMUNITY HEALTH) A Quarter Blue Access California Services Ahri Center, a project of Tides Foundation Alzheimer's Orange County American Family Housing Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center (AASCSC) Boys & Girls Club of the South Coast Area Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast CAIR-LA (Council on American-Islamic Relations, Greater Los Angeles Office) Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation California Youth Services CarePossible, Inc. CHIOC CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) Coastline Community College Foundation Community Legal Aid SoCal Crime Survivors, Inc. El Sol Science and Arts Academy Families Forward Families Forward submitting on behalf of the Family Solutions Collaborative Family Assistance Ministries Food Finders Friendly Center, Inc. Friendship Shelter, Inc. Glennwood Housing Foundation, Inc. Hart Community Homes Home for Refugees USA HomeAid Orange County Hope Center for the Arts Hope Community Services Hope through Housing Foundation Hurtt Family Health Clinic Illumination Foundation Interval House Korean American Special Education Center ROUND 3 Grantees (continued) La Habra Collaborative La Habra Community Resources Council Laguna Food Pantry Laura's House Laurel House Meals on Wheels, dba (Community SeniorServ, Inc.) Miracles for Kids MOMS Orange County NAMI Orange County OC Human Relations Council (aka OC Human Relations) Orange County Children's Therapeutic Arts Center Orange County Community Housing Corporation Orange County Conservation Corps Padres Unidos Pathways of Hope (Fullerton Interfaith Emergency Service, legal) Project Access Project Dignity Project Hope Alliance Project Youth OCBF Public Law Center Sally's Fund, Inc. Second Chance Orange County Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Semper Fi & America’s Fund Shanti Orange County Share Our Selves Corporation (SOS) South County Outreach Special Service for Groups, Inc. (Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention Team) Straight Talk Clinic, Inc Teen Leadership Foundation Templo Calvario Community Development Corporation Temporary Shelter, Inc. The Cambodian Family Community Center The Coalition of Orange County Community Health Centers The G.R.E.E.N Foundation (TGF) The MIX Academy The Priority Center ROUND 3 Grantees (continued) UCI Foundation - UCI Health Family Health Center, a FQHC | ANAHEIM UCI Foundation - UCI Health Family Health Center, a FQHC | Santa Ana Location UCI SAGE Scholars Program for low-income, high achieving students Viet Rainbow of Orange County Waste Not OC, a fiscal project of OneOC Waymakers We Care of Los Alamitos,Inc Wellness & Prevention Foundation Women's Transitional Living Center, Inc. (WTLC) World Central Kitchen World Relief of Southern California ALL OCCRF GRANTEES LISTED BELOW ALL GRANTEES (Alphabetically) 211 Orange County, DBA (PEOPLE FOR IRVINE COMMUNITY HEALTH) A Quarter Blue Access California Services Age Well Senior Services, Inc. Ahri Center, a project of Tides Foundation Alzheimer's Family Center Alzheimer's Orange County American Family Housing Anaheim Family YMCA Asian American Senior Citizens Service Center (AASCSC) Boys & Girls Club of Buena Park Boys & Girls Club of Huntington Valley Boys & Girls Club of La Habra Boys & Girls Club of Laguna Beach Boys & Girls Club of the South Coast Area Boys & Girls Clubs of Central Orange Coast Boys & Girls Club of Garden Grove Boys and Girls Club of Westminster Bracken's Kitchen Inc. Build Futures CAIR-LA (Council on American-Islamic Relations, Greater Los Angeles Office) Cal State Fullerton Philanthropic Foundation California Healthy Nail Salon Collaborative California Youth Services CarePossible, Inc. Caterina's Club CHIOC CHIRLA (Coalition for Humane Immigrant Rights) Chrysalis Cielo-Community for Innovation, Entrepreneurship, Leadership & Opportunities City Net Coastline Community College Foundation Colette Children's Home, Inc. ALL GRANTEES (Continued) Community Action Partnership of Orange County Community Health Initiative of Orange County (CHIOC) Community Legal Aid SoCal Crime Survivors, Inc. Delhi Center El Sol Science and Arts Academy FACES|Family Assessment Counseling & Education Services Inc. Families Forward Families Forward submitting on behalf of the Family Solutions Collaborative Families Together of Orange County Family Assistance Ministries Family Health Matters Community Health Center Family Support Network Food Finders Friendly Center, Inc. Friendship Shelter, Inc. Giving Children Hope Glennwood Housing Foundation, Inc. Goodwill of Orange County Grandma's House of Hope Habitat for Humanity Orange County Hands Together A Center for Children Hart Community Homes Helping Hand Worldwide HIS House Home for Refugees USA HomeAid Orange County Hope Center for the Arts Hope Community Services Hope through Housing Foundation Human Options Hurtt Family Health Clinic Illumination Foundation Interval House Irvine Valley College KCS Health Center (dba of Korean Community Services) ALL GRANTEES (Continued) KidWorks Community Development Corporation Korean American Special Education Center La Habra Collaborative La Habra Community Resources Council Laguna Beach Community Clinic Laguna Beach Seniors, Inc. Laguna Food Pantry Latino Center for Prevention & Action in Health & Welfare Latino Health Access Laura's House Laurel House Lestonnac Free Clinic LGBTQ -Gay & Lesbian Community Services Center of OC Livingstone Community Development Corporation Mariposa Women and Family Center Mary Erickson Community Housing Mary's Path Meals on Wheels, dba (Community SeniorServ, Inc.) Mercy House Living Centers Miracles for Kids MOMS Orange County NAMI Orange County OC EOC Logistics Operation - Fiscal Sponsor Orange County Rescue Mission OC Gateway to Housing OC Human Relations Council (aka OC Human Relations) OC United Together OCAPICA Orange County Children's Therapeutic Arts Center Orange County Community Housing Corporation Orange County Conservation Corps Padres Unidos Pathways of Hope Pathways to Independence Project Access Project Dignity Project Hope Alliance ALL GRANTEES (Continued) Project Independence Project Kinship - Charitable Ventures Project Self Sufficiency Project Youth OCBF Public Law Center Renewable Farms Sally's Fund, Inc. Santa Ana Building Healthy Communities Santa Ana College Foundation Second Chance Orange County Second Harvest Food Bank of Orange County Semper Fi & America’s Fund Serve the People Community Health Center Shanti Orange County Share Our Selves Corporation (SOS) Solidarity South County Outreach Southern California Hospice Foundation Southland Integrated Services, Inc. Special Service for Groups, Inc. (Asian Pacific AIDS Intervention Team) St. Margaret of Scotland StandUp for Kids Orange County Straight Talk Clinic, Inc Strength in Support Support The Enlisted Project (STEP) Teen Leadership Foundation Templo Calvario Community Development Corporation Temporary Shelter, Inc. The Cambodian Family Community Center The Coalition of Orange County Community Health Centers The Ecology Center The Eli Home Inc. The G.R.E.E.N Foundation (TGF) The MIX Academy The Priority Center The Salvation Army Orange County The Teen Project ALL GRANTEES (Continued) Think Together Thomas House Shelter, dba Thomas House Family Shelter Tiyya Foundation UCI Foundation - UCI Health Family Health Center, a FQHC | ANAHEIM UCI Foundation - UCI Health Family Health Center, a FQHC | Santa Ana Location UCI SAGE Scholars Program for low-income, high achieving students UCP of Orange County Unidos South OC Viet Rainbow of Orange County Vietnamese American Cancer Foundation Voices of Refugees Inc. Waste Not OC, a fiscal project of OneOC Waymakers We Care of Los Alamitos, Inc Wellness & Prevention Foundation WISEPlace Women's Transitional Living Center, Inc. (WTLC) World Central Kitchen World Relief of Southern California YMCA of Orange County .
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