(e) Third Parties. This Agreement is for the sole benefit of Grantee and City and no other person or entity shall be entitled to rely upon, enforce, or receive any direct benefit from this Agreement.
(f) No Joint Venture. It is understood and agreed that each party is an independent person, entity or government agency and that this Agreement shall not create a relationship between City and Grantee of employer-employee, joint venture, partnership, or any other relationship of association. Except as expressly provided in this Agreement or as the parties may specify in writing, neither party shall have authority, express or implied, to act on behalf of the other party in any capacity whatsoever as an agent.
(g) Interpretation and Exhibits. This Agreement is to be interpreted and applied in accordance with California law. Attachments 1 and 2, and Exhibit A if applicable, are part of this Agreement.
(h) Waiver of Breach. A party’s failure to insist on strict performance of this Agreement or to exercise any right or remedy upon the other party’s breach of this Agreement will not constitute a waiver of the performance, right, or remedy. A party’s waiver of the other party’s breach of any term or provision in this Agreement is not a continuing waiver or a waiver of any subsequent breach of the same or any other term or provision. A waiver is binding only if set forth in writing and signed by the waiving party.
(i) Severability. If a court with jurisdiction rules that any nonmaterial part of this Agreement is invalid, unenforceable, or contrary to law or public policy, then the rest of this Agreement remains valid and fully enforceable.
(j) Counterparts. The parties may sign this Agreement in counterparts, each of which is considered an original, but all of which constitute the same Agreement. Facsimiles, pdfs, and photocopies of signature pages of the Agreement have the same binding effect as originals.
(k) Time of Essence. Time is of the essence in performing this Agreement.
(l) Integration and Modification. This Agreement sets forth the parties’ entire understanding regarding the matters set forth above and is intended to be their final, complete, and exclusive expression of those matters. It supersedes all prior or contemporaneous agreements, representations, and negotiations—written, oral, express, or implied—and may be modified only by another written agreement signed by both parties.
(m) Authority. Each of the signatories to this Agreement represents that he/she is authorized to sign the Agreement on behalf of such party and that all approvals, resolutions and consents which must be obtained to bind such party have been obtained that no further approvals, acts or consents are required to bind such party to this Agreement.
[signature page follows]
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, this Agreement has been entered into as of the day and year first stated above.
City of Sacramento
By: ______________________________
Assistant City Manager
For: City Manager
Approved as to Form:
By: ______________________________
Senior Deputy City Attorney
Attest:
By: ______________________________
Assistant City Clerk
[Grantee Name]
By: ______________________________
Name:
Title:
Fund Goal Applicant Score Amount
Requested
Adjusted
Amount Program Description Districts
Served
Pref
Points
Youth Violence Roberts Family
Development Center 107 $914,158.00 $731,326.00
Roberts Family Development Center’s Year-Round Youth Support Services aim to reduce youth violence and support mental wellness in Old North Sacramento/Del Paso Heights. Programs include expanded school-year and summer activities, youth employment, staff training in social justice, and weekly group mental health sessions for middle and high school students.
2 Y
Children 0-5
La Familia
Counseling Center,
Inc.
105.33 $1,350,000.00 $1,080,000.00
The Aim High Program supports families with children ages 0-5 through three components: First 12, Tiny Steps, and Little Scholar Pre-K. First 12 provides in-home parenting support and classes on topics like safe sleep and car seat safety. Tiny Steps promotes toddlers' social, emotional, and motor skills through play sessions and behavior management workshops. Little Scholar Pre-K helps prepare children for school with parent education and a summer program to ensure a smooth transition to school.
5 Y
Homelessness
Lao Family
Community
Development, Inc.
105.33 $1,500,000.00 $1,200,000.00
Lao Family Community Development's LiftUp Youth Program will support 18–24-year-olds in Downtown Sacramento, focusing on those affected by homelessness, trauma, and violence, including LGBTQ+ youth, immigrants, and youth with disabilities. The program provides housing assistance, mental health support, workforce development, and violence prevention. Delivered at LFCD’s CARE Campus and satellite locations, the program aims for 80% of participants to transition to permanent housing, 90% to improve mental health literacy, and 80% to gain employment readiness skills, with 75% securing stable employment within nine months. 4 Y
Homelessness Sierra Service
Project 103.67 $1,499,166.00 $1,199,333.00
Sierra Service Project proposes a three-year workforce development program employing 21 youth from Del Paso Heights and Oak Park to build six tiny homes, providing transitional housing for 48 families and supporting 96–144 youth under 18 in transitioning from homelessness to stable housing. Participants will receive training in leadership, construction, financial literacy, and career development to become community leaders addressing youth homelessness. 2, 5 Y
Mental Health FOOD LITERACY
CENTER 103.67 $1,297,978.00 $1,038,382.00
The Food Literacy Center offers free after-school cooking and nutrition programs in Sacramento’s Title 1 schools, reaching up to 3,000 students over the grant period. The programs aim to combat childhood obesity and food insecurity by promoting healthy habits, supporting social-emotional learning, and fostering healthy cultural identities. This initiative aligns with the Citywide Youth Development Plan to enhance mental health and emotional wellness for at-risk youth.
1, 2, 4, 5, 6, 8 Y
Mental Health PRO Youth &
Families 103 $1,257,283.00 $1,005,826.00
The MindOneSix Collective is a youth mental wellness initiative led by PRO Youth & Families, promoting healing, resilience, and leadership through culturally grounded, community-based programs. In partnership with local organizations, it will provide mental health education, mentoring, and leadership opportunities to 440 high-need youth, with a broader impact reaching 4,000 community members. The program aims to boost mental health literacy and create spaces of belonging and hope.
2, 3, 4, 5 Y
Children 0-5 Waking the Village 103 $875,000.
00 $700,000.00
Waking the Village seeks funding for 12 full-time, no-cost preschool spaces for infants and toddlers (ages 0-6) of young parents (ages 18-24) experiencing homelessness. The preschool, located at Saybrook Apartments in a high-needs neighborhood, provides developmentally appropriate care from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, supporting children's healthy development while their parents stabilize housing and wellness. The program focuses on trauma-informed care, ensuring safety and support during critical developmental stages. 5, 6, 8 Y
Scenario #1 Community Based Organizations
Sacramento Children's Fund
Scenario #1
*Modification to set aside $375,000 for Grassroots/Emerging CBOs *80% adjustment to requested amount for CBOs
Mental Health Campus Life
Connection 102.33 $486,470.00 $389,176.00
Since 1998, Crossover Physical and Mental Health Academy has supported underserved youth in the Sacramento region through basketball leagues, AAU teams, and after-school programs offering tutoring, mentoring, mental health support, and life skills instruction. A Sacramento Children’s Fund grant will help expand these services, providing up to 75 youth in grades 3-12 with increased access to these resources, including summer camps and community service opportunities. The program aims to improve mental health, reduce substance abuse, and prevent youth violence. 5, 8 Y
Children 0-5
Sacramento Literacy
Foundation (leftover
fund)
102 $868,000.00 $414,395.67
The Sacramento Literacy Foundation and WellSpace Health are partnering to distribute 19,000 culturally relevant books to underserved children ages 0–5 in Sacramento. The project promotes early literacy, supports the Science of Reading, and reaches families often overlooked by traditional education systems. 2, 4, 5, 6 Y
Mental Health Project Optimism 102 $1,500,000.00 $414,395.67 Project Optimism’s Mentoring Sessions (POMS) support underserved 4th–12th grade students through culturally responsive, school-based mentorship focused on social-emotional learning, leadership, and academic growth.
Operating in 12 schools, the program serves 360 students annually with weekly workshops and mentorship that build emotional regulation, decision-making, and civic engagement. 2 Y
Mental Health Sacramento LGBT
Community Center 102 $1,500,000.00 $414,395.67
The Center will create an LGBTQ+ Mental Health Training Program for MSW/MFT trainees to support an LGBTQ+ Mental Health Program for youth ages 13-24 in Sacramento. Services, including individual therapy, peer support, and workshops, will be provided at the main site and housing facilities. The program aims to deliver 500 hours of services to 30 clients in Year 1, improving mental health outcomes and increasing LGBTQ+ affirming providers. 4 Y
$8,587,230.00
Fund Goal Applicant Score Amount
Requested
Adjusted
Amount Program Description Districts
Served
Pref
Points
Substance
Abuse
We Can Work It Out
Inc 94.33 319,672.00$ $75,000.00
The **Youth Impact Initiative (YII)** is an 18-month program serving 50 youth ages 12–21 in Sacramento, prioritizing those at risk of substance abuse and violence. It provides weekly harm reduction workshops, motivational interviewing, life coaching, conflict mediation, and job readiness training—delivered both virtually and in person at Always Knocking’s 47th Avenue office. The program aims to build leadership, resilience, and access to education and employment. By blending culturally responsive support with evidence-based practices, YII seeks to reduce substance use and foster safer, healthier communities.
6 N
Youth Violence Code 4 Hood Edu 93.67 300,000.00$ $75,000.00 The Pathways to Success program serves 100 youth annually, ages 12-24, from under-resourced neighborhoods in Sacramento. It offers three core services: an after-school safe space with STEM activities, STEM workforce development in EV Technician and STEM Accelerator careers, and trauma-informed mentorship focusing on life skills and career readiness. The program aims to prevent violence, support mental health, and prepare youth for the workforce over three years.
6 Y
Mental Health
Arabic Language
Education for
Everyone, Inc.
(ALEFE, Inc.)
92.33 738,557.00$ $75,000.00
The ALEFE proposal aims to support low-income refugee and immigrant families in Sacramento through two culturally affirming programs: a Music Therapy Program for 90–120 youth and a Bilingual School Readiness Program for 40 preschool children. The Music Therapy Program, held weekly over six semesters (Fall 2025–Spring 2028), seeks to improve youth mental health by fostering self-expression and cultural identity. The School Readiness Program, running daily over four school years (2024–2028), supports children's mental, social, and emotional development by integrating their native language and culture into learning.
2 Y
Youth Violence
Communication and
Education
Organization for
Development- CEOD
90.67 494,852.00$ $75,000.00
The program provides culturally relevant mental health support for Afghan youth and families in select Sacramento zip codes, offering services such as psychosocial education, trauma recovery skills, peer counseling, and safe space group classes. It will serve 120 youth through bi-monthly emotional wellness workshops, teach 30 youth coping strategies via the Skills for Psychological Recovery (SPR) program, and support 20 youth with peer counseling and group therapy. Two cohorts of Safe Space Group Classes (5–8 participants each) will address mental health, substance abuse, violence, and wellness. The program aims to promote healing, resilience, and community integration. 2 Y
Mental Health Starting Point for
Refugee Children 90 75,000.00$ $75,000.00
Starting Point United, will provide around 100 young refugees with soccer gear, bilingual coaching, and character- building activities. The program promotes physical and emotional health, language development, and social connection.
Community events and tournaments also help families build relationships and feel a sense of belonging in their new home.
5, 8 N
$375,000.00
$8,962,230.
00 SUBTOTAL
SUBTOTAL
Scenario#1 TOTAL CBO Awards
Scenario#1: $375,000 set aside for Grassroots/Emerging Community Based Organizations Fund Goal Applicant &
Program Name Score Amount
Requested
Adjusted
Amount Description of Programs Districts
Served
Pref
Points
Homelessness
S
acramento City
Unified School
District-Homeless
Education Services
Coordinator
106.33 $747,949.00 $747,949.00
The SCUSD Homeless Education Services Program supports over 3,000 homeless students annually with academic help, mental health care, and basic needs. Through partnerships and outreach, it boosts student identification, builds leadership, and promotes graduation and long-term stability. 4, 5, 6, 8 Y Mental Health
City of Sacramento-
Sacramento Fire
Department High
School Career
Technical Education
Partnership Program
99.67 $1,499,208.00 $1,499,208.00
The Sacramento Fire Department's Diversity, Outreach, and Recruitment Division seeks funding for two Firefighter positions to support three high school Career Technical Education (CTE) programs: Valley High,Inderkum High, and Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions High School. These Firefighters, along with a Captain, will mentor 210,240 students annually, fostering academic success, community service, and self-discipline. The program aligns with the Youth Development Plan and aims to promote mental health, reduce youth violence, and provide career pathways by building resilience and offering positive role models.
1, 4, 8 Y
Mental Health
City of Sacramento-
Sac News & Review
Building Conversion
95.67 $3,250,000.00 $1,500,000.00
The City of Sacramento plans to convert the former Sacramento News & Review building into the new North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, but rising costs threaten to delay the project. The library will provide a safe, modern space for youth and the broader community, with access to technology, education, and collaborative programming.
Aligned with the Citys agreement with the Sacramento Public Library, the project aims to empower underserved communities and foster learning, growth, and opportunity. 2 Y
Mental Health
City of Sacramento-
Youth Program
Scholarship Fund-
ongoing funds
93.67 $1,295,000.00 $1,295,000.00
The Youth Program Scholarship Fund (YPSF) provides financial assistance for under-resourced youth and families to access city programs and facilities. With a $370,000 funding increase, the fund will expand eligibility and increase participants from 750 to over 7,000 youth annually. This includes programs like summer camps, sports, swim lessons, and special events. The fund is available to 30 youth-serving organizations and supported by expanded marketing, outreach, and application assistance to ensure all eligible youth have access. 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 Y
Children 0-5
City of Sacramento -
Recreation Explorer
Camp Expansion
92.67 $1,003,175.00 $1,003,175.00
The Recreation Explorer Camp (R.E.C.) is a play-based program for youth ages 35, offering social, physical, academic, and emotional development in a safe, caring environment. Currently held at two community centers, the program will expand to five additional sites, aiming to serve up to 1,000 participants during the school year and summer. 2, 3, 5, 6, 8 Y
Children 0-5
S
acramento County
Office of Edu.-SCOE
Early learning
program
90.67 $1,500,000.00 $1,500,000.00
SCOE Early Learning will support children ages 0–5 through early literacy and family engagement using culturally responsive approaches. Key efforts include expanding the Dolly Parton Imagination Library to deliver books to 3,000 children in high-need zip codes and offering Joyful Literacy workshops for parents. Help Me Grow Sacramento will also connect families to resources that support literacy, mental health, and overall well-being. 5 Y
Mental Health
City of Sacramento-
Sutter’s Landing
(28th & B) Regional
Park-Skate Park
(leftover fund)
90 $750,000.00 $708,449.00
The 28th & B Skate and Urban Art Park project will improve accessibility and safety by replacing worn wooden ramps with durable concrete structures and repairing damaged concrete surfaces. Based on community feedback, these upgrades will support beginner and intermediate skaters and eliminate the $5 entrance fee. Once completed, the park will be open 12 hours a day, 365 days a year, offering free, safe, and inclusive space for youth to skate and connect. 4 Y
$8,962,230.00
$17,924,460.00
Mental Health
City of Sacramento-
Granite Regional
Park
90 $708,449.00
The Granite Regional Park project will replace a heavily used all-weather soccer field that has reached the end of its 15- year lifespan. Serving youth ages 524, the field is one of only two of its kind in Sacramento.Replacement is essential to prevent safety issues and maintain access to youth soccer. The new field is Scenario #1 City of Sacramento & Non-City Public Entity Y
Scenario#1 TOTAL City and Public Enity Awards
Scenario #1 Total Grant Awards
$1,500,000.00 6
Fund Goal Applicant Score Requested
Amount Program Description
Youth Violence Roberts Family Development Center 107 $914,158.00 Roberts Family Development Center’s Year-Round Youth Support Services aim to reduce youth violence and support mental wellness in Old North Sacramento/Del Paso Heights. Programs include expanded school-year and summer activities, youth employment, staff training in social justice, and weekly group mental health sessions for middle and high school students.
Children 0-5 La Familia Counseling Center, Inc. 105.33 $1,350,000.00 The Aim High Program supports families with children ages 0-5 through three components: First 12, Tiny Steps, and Little Scholar Pre-K. First 12 provides in-home parenting support and classes on topics like safe sleep and car seat safety. Tiny Steps promotes toddlers' social, emotional, and motor skills through play sessions and behavior management workshops. Little Scholar Pre-K helps prepare children for school with parent education and a summer program to ensure a smooth transition to school.
Homelessness
Lao Family Community Development,
Inc. 105.33 $1,500,000.00
Lao Family Community Development's LiftUp Youth Program will support 18–24-year-olds in Downtown Sacramento, focusing on those affected by homelessness, trauma, and violence, including LGBTQ+ youth, immigrants, and youth with disabilities. The program provides housing assistance, mental health support, workforce development, and violence prevention. Delivered at LFCD’s CARE Campus and satellite locations, the program aims for 80% of participants to transition to permanent housing, 90% to improve mental health literacy, and 80% to gain employment readiness skills, with 75% securing stable employment within nine months.
Homelessness Sierra Service Project 103.67 $1,499,166.00 Sierra Service Project proposes a three-year workforce development program employing 21 youth from Del Paso Heights and Oak Park to build six tiny homes, providing transitional housing for 48 families and supporting 96–144 youth under 18 in transitioning from homelessness to stable housing. Participants will receive training in leadership, construction, financial literacy, and career development to become community leaders addressing youth homelessness.
Mental Health FOOD LITERACY CENTER 103.67 $1,297,978.00 The Food Literacy Center offers free after-school cooking and nutrition programs in Sacramento’s Title 1 schools, reaching up to 3,000 students over the grant period. The programs aim to combat childhood obesity and food insecurity by promoting healthy habits, supporting social-emotional learning, and fostering healthy cultural identities. This initiative aligns with the Citywide Youth Development Plan to enhance mental health and emotional wellness for at-risk youth.
Sacramento Children's Fund
Scenario #2
*No modifications made to amount or funding set aside
Scenario #2 Community Based Organizations
Mental Health PRO Youth & Families 103 $1,257,283.00
The MindOneSix Collective is a youth mental wellness initiative led by PRO Youth & Families, promoting healing, resilience, and leadership through culturally grounded, community-based programs. In partnership with local organizations, it will provide mental health education, mentoring, and leadership opportunities to 440 high-need youth, with a broader impact reaching 4,000 community members. The program aims to boost mental health literacy and create spaces of belonging and hope.
Children 0-5
Waking the Village 103 $875,000.
00 Waking the Village seeks funding for 12 full-time, no-cost preschool spaces for infants and toddlers (ages 0-6) of young parents (ages 18-24) experiencing homelessness. The preschool, located at Saybrook Apartments in a high-needs neighborhood, provides developmentally appropriate care from 7:30 am to 5:30 pm, supporting children's healthy development while their parents stabilize housing and wellness.
The program focuses on trauma-informed care, ensuring safety and support during critical developmental stages.
Mental Health Campus Life Connection
(Leftover) 102.33 $268,645.00
Since 1998, Crossover Physical and Mental Health Academy has supported underserved youth in the Sacramento region through basketball leagues, AAU teams, and after-school programs offering tutoring, mentoring, mental health support, and life skills instruction. A Sacramento Children’s Fund grant will help expand these services, providing up to 75 youth in grades 3-12 with increased access to these resources, including summer camps and community service opportunities. The program aims to improve mental health, reduce substance abuse, and prevent youth violence. $8,962,230.00
Fund Goal Applicant Score Requested
Amount Description of Programs
Homelessness
Sacramento City Unified School
District Homeless Education Services
Program-Homeless Education
Services Coordinator
106.33 $747,949.00
The SCUSD Homeless Education Services Program supports over 3,000 homeless students annually with academic help, mental health care, and basic needs. Through partnerships and outreach, it boosts student identification, builds leadership, and promotes graduation and long-term stability.
Mental Health
City of Sacramento-Sacramento Fire
Department High School Career
Technical Education Partnership
Program
99.67 $1,499,208.00
The Sacramento Fire Department's Diversity, Outreach, and Recruitment Division seeks funding for two Firefighter positions to support three high school Career Technical Education (CTE) programs: Valley High,Inderkum High, and Arthur A. Benjamin Health Professions High School. These Firefighters, along with a Captain, will mentor 210240 students annually, fostering academic success, community service, and self-discipline. The program aligns with the Youth Development Plan and aims to promote mental health, reduce youth violence, and provide career pathways by building resilience and offering positive role models.
Children 0-5
City of Sacramento, Department of
Public, Facilities and Real Property
Management, Division-Sac News &
Review Building Conversion
95.67 $1,500,000
*$3,250,000
requested
The City of Sacramento plans to convert the former Sacramento News & Review building into the new North Sacramento-Hagginwood Library, but rising costs threaten to delay the project. The library will provide a safe, modern space for youth and the broader community, with access to technology, education, and collaborative programming. Aligned with the Citys agreement with the Sacramento Public Library, the project aims to empower underserved communities and foster learning, growth, and opportunity.
SUBTOTAL
Scenario #2 City of Sacramento & Non- City Public Entity Mental Health
City of Sacramento, Youth, Parks &
Community Enrichment-Youth
Program Scholarship Fund-ongoing
funds
93.67 $1,295,000.00
The Youth Program Scholarship Fund (YPSF) provides financial assistance for under-resourced youth and families to access city programs and facilities. With a $370,000 funding increase, the fund will expand eligibility and increase participants from 750 to over 7,000 youth annually. This includes programs like summer camps, sports, swim lessons, and special events. The fund is available to 30 youth-serving organizations and supported by expanded marketing, outreach, and application assistance to ensure all eligible youth have access.
Children 0-5
City of Sacramento, Youth Parks and
Community Enrichment-Recreation
Explorer Camp Expansion
92.67 $1,003,175.00
The Recreation Explorer Camp (R.E.C.) is a play-based program for youth ages 35, offering social, physical, academic, and emotional development in a safe, caring environment. Currently held at two community centers, the program will expand to five additional sites, aiming to serve up to 1,000 participants during the school year and summer.
Children 0-5 Early Learning Dept SCOE-SCOE Early
learning program (Leftover) 90.67 $1,500,000.00
SCOE Early Learning will support children ages 0–5 through early literacy and family engagement using culturally responsive approaches. Key efforts include expanding the Dolly Parton Imagination Library to deliver books to 3,000 children in high-need zip codes and offering Joyful Literacy workshops for parents. Help Me Grow Sacramento will also connect families to resources that support literacy, mental health, and overall well-being.
Mental Health City of Sacramento-Sutter’s Landing
(28th & B) Regional Park-Skate Park - 90.00 $750,000.00 The 28th & B Skate and Urban Art Park project will improve accessibility and safety by replacing worn wooden ramps with durable concrete structures and repairing damaged concrete surfaces. Based on community feedback, these upgrades will support beginner and intermediate skaters and eliminate the $5 entrance fee. Once completed, the park will be open 12 hours a day, 365 days a year, offering free, safe, and inclusive space for youth to skate and connect.
Mental Health City of Sacramento-Granite Regional
Park 90.00 $666,898.00
The Granite Regional Park project will replace a heavily used all-weather soccer field that has reached the end of its 15-year lifespan. Serving youth ages 524, the field is one of only two of its kind in Sacramento.Replacement is essential to prevent safety issues and maintain access to youth soccer. The new field is expected to last over 12 years.
$8,962,230.00
$17,924,460.00S cenario #2 Total
SUBTOTAL
Agency Type Fund Goal Applicant Score Amount Requested
CBO Youth Violence Roberts Family Development Center 107.00 914,158.00$ City/Non-City PE Homelessness Sacramento City Unified School District Homeless Education Services Program 106.33 747,949.00$ CBO Children 0-5 La Familia Counseling Center, Inc. 105.33 1,350,000.00$ CBO Homelessness Lao Family Community Development, Inc. 104.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Homelessness Sierra Service Project 103.67 1,499,166.00$ CBO Mental Health FOOD LITERACY CENTER 103.67 1,297,978.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Waking the Village 103.00 875,000.00$
CBO Mental Health PRO Youth & Families 103.00 1,257,283.00$ CBO Mental Health Campus Life Connection 102.33 486,470.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Sacramento Literacy Foundation 102.00 651,030.00$ CBO Mental Health Project Optimism 102.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Sacramento LGBT Community Center 102.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Shine Together 101.00 398,501.36$
CBO Mental Health Al-Misabaah 100.67 2,975,000.00$
CBO Mental Health The Greenhouse 99.67 458,842.00$
City/Non-City PE Mental Health Sacramento Fire Department Diversity, Outreach, and Recruitment Division 99.67 1,499,208.00$ CBO Mental Health 916 Ink 99.33 1,326,040.00$
CBO Youth Violence Impact Sac 99.00 960,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Juma Ventures 98.33 600,000.00$
CBO Youth Violence The Regents of the Univ of CA (Davis) Office of Research Programs 97.33 1,464,898.00$ CBO Mental Health Stanford Settlement, Inc. 97.00 830,140.00$ CBO Youth Violence The Ring of Democracy, Inc. 96.67 1,441,647.00$ CBO Mental Health Saint John's Program for Real Change 96.33 714,151.00$ CBO Mental Health Sacramento Native American Health Center 96.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence ReIMAGINE Mack Road Foundation 96.00 499,734.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 City of Sacramento, Department of Public, Facilities and Real Property Management, Division 95.67 3,250,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Latino Coalition for Healthy CA 95.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health East Bay Asian Youth Center 95.33 1,457,169.00$ CBO Mental Health The Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center 95.33 870,970.82$ CBO Youth Violence Fitrah 95.00 750,144.00$
Sacramento Children's Fund
Ranked Application List
CBO Mental Health Daughters of Zion Enterpryz 94.33 369,500.00$ CBO Mental Health Nu Art Education (dba Nor Cal School of the Arts) 94.33 120,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Substance AbuseWe Can Work It Out Inc 94.33 319,672.00$ CBO Mental Health Mutual Assistance Network 94.00 826,600.00$ CBO Substance AbuseNative Dads Network Inc. 94.00 1,500,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health City of Sacramento, Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 93.67 1,295,000.00$ CBO Mental Health iFoster 93.67 1,527,758.00$
Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Code 4 Hood Edu 93.67 802,200.00$ CBO Children 0-5 United Way California Capital Region 93.00 311,261.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 City of Sacramento, Youth Parks and Community Enrichment 92.67 1,003,175.00$ CBO Mental Health Black Youth Leadership Project 92.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Street Soccer USA, Sacramento 92.67 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Arabic Language Education for Everyone, Inc. (ALEFE, Inc.) 92.33 738,557.00$ CBO Homelessness United Way California Capital Region 92.00 1,749,110.00$ CBO Mental Health City Year, Inc DBA City Year Sacramento 91.67 750,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Voice of the Youth 91.67 975,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Peachtree Healthcare 91.33 3,537,402.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento 91.00 741,632.00$ CBO Mental Health Sojourner Truth African Heritage Musuem 91.00 1,204,449.00$ CBO Mental Health Folsom Cordova Community Partnership 91.00 1,500,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Early Learning Dept SCOE 90.67 724,328.52$ CBO Mental Health Mutual Housing 90.67 474,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Ukrainian American House (UA House) 90.67 427,032.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Communication and Education Organization for Development- CEOD 90.67 494,852.00$ CBO Youth Violence California Center for Civic Participation 90.33 1,159,960.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 90.00 750,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Starting Point for Refugee Children 90.00 75,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 90.00 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Grant Drumline Music Association 89.67 225,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 City of Sacramento, Department of Public, Facilities and Real Property Management, Division 89.33 3,600,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Save Family Foundation 89.33 809,410.00$ CBO Youth Violence Cristo Rey High School Sacramento 89.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Sierra Nevada Journeys 88.67 499,781.10$ CBO Homelessness Wind Youth Services, Inc. 88.33 1,415,475.00$ CBO Mental Health Improve Your Tomorrow 88.33 1,358,102.00$ CBO Mental Health Sacramento Youth Center 88.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Filipino Community of Sacramento 88.00 1,535,175.00$ City/Non-City PE Youth Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 88.00 631,650.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Native sisters' Circle 87.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Center for Land-Based Learning 87.67 1,436,775.00$ CBO Homelessness Waking the Village 87.00 750,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Lutheran Social Services of Northern California 87.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Three Sisters Garden 86.67 1,497,004.00$ CBO Mental Health Department of Sound 86.00 1,383,462.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Musical Instruments N Kids Hands 86.00 630,000.00$ CBO Mental Health GAP (Gang Awareness and Prevention) - VOSS (Victory Outreach South Sacramento) 85.67 614,653.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Child Action, Inc. 85.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Single Mom Strong, Inc 85.33 283,995.00$ CBO Mental Health Jakara Movement 85.33 1,575,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Weave Inc. 85.00 1,026,624.00$
CBO Youth Violence Muslim American Soceity of Sacramento Region 85.00 989,998.00$ CBO Homelessness United Way California Capital Region 84.67 1,604,625.00$ CBO Mental Health Public Health Institute 84.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Substance AbuseBreathe California 84.67 364,796.20$ CBO Mental Health Freedom Bound Center Solcollective 84.33 750,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Self Awareness Recovery 84.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Sisters of NIA Inc 84.00 40,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Sacramento Reginal Family Justice Center 84.00 1,062,744.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 83.67 1,000,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Ball-Out Academy Inc. 83.00 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Hope Technologies Sacramento, Inc. dba Hope Neighborhood Learning Center 82.67 657,548.89$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 81.00 1,250,000.00$ CBO Homelessness Wind Youth Services, Inc. 81.00 811,061.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health P.U.R.E (Positive, Unity, Resource, Education) Youth Group 81.00 1,002,516.00$ CBO Youth Violence Youth Sports Project Corporation 81.00 150,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Rising Star Preschool 80.33 433,506.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 80.33 750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health 3 Point 0 - Studio T Arts & Entertainment 79.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence I Am ManPower Academy 79.00 771,889.00$ CBO Mental Health Refugees Enrichment and Development Association, Inc. (REDA Inc.) 78.33 812,273.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 77.67 750,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence HUMANBULB 77.00 750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health FosterHope Sacramento 76.00 1,499,833.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health SistaBees 76.00 944,469.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Feed Sacramento Homeless 76.00 576,810.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Sacramento City Unified School District 75.33 1,750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Academics 4 Atheletes 72.67 808,750.00$ CBO Homelessness Asian Resources, Inc. 71.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Bridges from School to Work, Inc. 70.67 350,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Interns 2 Pros, Inc. 70.00 122,500.00$ CBO Youth Violence Building Careers Foundation *Below 70 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Rose Family Creative Empowerment Center *Below 70 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Miracle University *Below 70 1,494,362.00$ CBO Youth Violence Play Hard Play Smart *Below 70 375,000.00$ CBO Mental Health The Race and Gender Equity (RAGE) Project *Below 70 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health I Sound Music Performing Arts Community Development Inc *Below 70 867,514.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Sacramento League of Associated Muslims (SALAM) *Below 70 500,000.00$ Agency Type Fund Goal Additional Fund Goals Applicant Score Amount Requested CBO Mental Health FOOD LITERACY CENTER 103.67 1,297,978.00$ CBO Mental Health PRO Youth & Families 103.00 1,257,283.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Campus Life Connection 102.33 486,470.00$
CBO Mental Health Project Optimism 102.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Homelessness, Substance
Abuse Sacramento LGBT Community Center 102.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Children 0-5 Shine Together 101.00 398,501.36$ CBO Mental Health Al-Misabaah 100.67 2,975,000.00$
City/Non-City PE Mental Health Youth Violence Sacramento Fire Department Diversity, Outreach, and Recruitment Division 99.67 1,499,208.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse,
Homelessness The Greenhouse 99.67 458,842.00$
CBO Mental Health Mental Health, Substance
Abuse, Homelessness 916 Ink 99.33 1,326,040.00$
CBO Mental Health Juma Ventures 98.33 600,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Youth Violence Stanford Settlement, Inc. 97.00 830,140.00$ CBO Mental Health
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Children 0-5, Youth
Violence
Saint John's Program for Real Change 96.33 714,151.00$
CBO Mental Health Children 0-5 Sacramento Native American Health Center 96.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Latino Coalition for Healthy CA 95.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health East Bay Asian Youth Center 95.33 1,457,169.00$ CBO Mental Health Youth Violence The Sacramento Chinese Community Service Center 95.33 870,970.82$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Daughters of Zion Enterpryz 94.33 369,500.00$
CBO Mental Health Youth Violence Nu Art Education (dba Nor Cal School of the Arts) 94.33 120,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Mutual Assistance Network 94.00 826,600.00$
City/Non-City PE Mental Health Youth Violence, 0-5 City of Sacramento, Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 93.67 1,295,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Homelessness iFoster 93.67 1,527,758.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Black Youth Leadership Project 92.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Youth Violence Street Soccer USA, Sacramento 92.67 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Children 0-5 Arabic Language Education for Everyone, Inc. (ALEFE, Inc.) 92.33 738,557.00$ CBO Mental Health Youth Violence City Year, Inc DBA City Year Sacramento 91.67 750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Children 0-
5 Peachtree Healthcare 91.33 3,537,402.00$
Sacramento Children's Fund
Ranked Applications by Fund Goal
MENTAL HEALTH
CBO Mental Health Youth Violence Sojourner Truth African Heritage Musuem 91.00 1,204,449.00$ CBO Mental Health
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Children 0-5, Youth
Violence
Folsom Cordova Community Partnership 91.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Mutual Housing 90.67 474,000.00$ CBO Mental Health
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Children 0-5, Youth
Violence
Ukrainian American House (UA House) 90.67 427,032.00$
Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Starting Point for Refugee Children 90.00 75,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 90.00 1,500,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Youth Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 90.00 750,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Homelessness, Substance Abuse, Youth Violence Grant Drumline Music Association 89.67 225,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Save Family Foundation 89.33 809,410.00$ CBO Mental Health Sierra Nevada Journeys 88.67 499,781.10$ CBO Mental Health Youth Violence Improve Your Tomorrow 88.33 1,358,102.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Sacramento Youth Center 88.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Children 0-5, Youth
Violence
Filipino Community of Sacramento 88.00 1,535,175.00$
Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Homelessness, Substance Abuse, Youth Violence Native sisters' Circle 87.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Homelessness, Youth
Violence Lutheran Social Services of Northern California 87.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Three Sisters Garden 86.67 1,497,004.00$
CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Department of Sound 86.00 1,383,462.00$
CBO Mental Health Youth Violence GAP (Gang Awareness and Prevention) - VOSS (Victory Outreach South Sacramento) 85.67 614,653.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Jakara Movement 85.33 1,575,000.00$
CBO Mental Health Weave Inc. 85.00 1,026,624.00$
CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Public Health Institute 84.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Freedom Bound Center Solcollective 84.33 750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse Sisters of NIA Inc 84.00 40,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Sacramento Reginal Family Justice Center 84.00 1,062,744.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 83.67 1,000,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence Ball-Out Academy Inc. 83.00 1,500,000.00$
Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Hope Technologies Sacramento, Inc. dba Hope Neighborhood Learning Center 82.67 657,548.89$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth Violence P.U.R.E (Positive, Unity, Resource, Education) Youth Group 81.00 1,002,516.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 80.33 750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence 3 Point 0 - Studio T Arts & Entertainment 79.67 1,500,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence I Am ManPower Academy 79.00 771,889.00$
CBO Mental Health Refugees Enrichment and Development Association, Inc. (REDA Inc.) 78.33 812,273.00$ CBO Mental Health FosterHope Sacramento 76.00 1,499,833.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Substance Abuse SistaBees 76.00 944,469.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Youth Violence Feed Sacramento Homeless 76.00 576,810.00$ City/Non-City PE Mental Health Youth Violence Sacramento City Unified School District 75.33 1,750,000.00$ CBO Mental Health Youth Violence Academics 4 Atheletes 72.67 808,750.00$ CBO Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth
Violence The Race and Gender Equity (RAGE) Project *Below 70 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Mental Health Substance Abuse, Youth Violence I Sound Music Performing Arts Community Development Inc *Below 70 867,514.00$ CBO Youth Violence Mental Health Roberts Family Development Center 107.00 914,158.00$ CBO Youth Violence Impact Sac 99.00 960,000.00$
CBO Youth Violence Mental Health, Homlessness The Regents of the Univ of CA (Davis) Office of Research Programs 97.33 1,464,898.00$ CBO Youth Violence Mental Health, Homlessness The Ring of Democracy, Inc. 96.67 1,441,647.00$ CBO Youth Violence ReIMAGINE Mack Road Foundation 96.00 499,734.00$ CBO Youth Violence Substance Abuse, Mental
Health Fitrah 95.00 750,144.00$
Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Mental Health, Substance Abuse Code 4 Hood Edu 93.67 802,200.00$
CBO Youth Violence Mental Health Voice of the Youth 91.67 975,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Mental Health, Substance Abuse Communication and Education Organization for Development- CEOD 90.67 494,852.00$ CBO Youth Violence Mental Health California Center for Civic Participation 90.33 1,159,960.00$ CBO Youth Violence Cristo Rey High School Sacramento 89.00 1,500,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Youth Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 88.00 631,650.00$ CBO Youth Violence Mental Health, Substance
Abuse Center for Land-Based Learning 87.67 1,436,775.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Mental Health, Substance Abuse Musical Instruments N Kids Hands 86.00 630,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Substance Abuse Muslim American Soceity of Sacramento Region 85.00 989,998.00$ CBO Youth Violence Mental Health, Substance
Abuse Self Awareness Recovery 84.33 1,500,000.00$
CBO Youth Violence Mental Health Youth Sports Project Corporation 81.00 150,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence I Am ManPower Academy 79.00 771,889.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Mental Health HUMANBULB 77.00 750,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence Bridges from School to Work, Inc. 70.67 350,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Youth Violence Homelessness Interns 2 Pros, Inc. 70.00 122,500.00$ CBO Youth Violence Building Careers Foundation *Below 70 1,500,000.00$ CBO Youth Violence
Mental Health,
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse
Rose Family Creative Empowerment Center *Below 70 1,500,000.00$
YOUTH VIOLENCE
CBO Youth Violence
Mental Health,
Homelessness, Substance
Abuse
Miracle University *Below 70 1,494,362.00$
CBO Youth Violence Play Hard Play Smart *Below 70 375,000.00$ City/Non-City PE Homelessness Mental Health, Substance
Abuse Sacramento City Unified School District Homeless Education Services Program 106.33 747,949.00$ CBO Homelessness Mental Health, Youth
Violence Lao Family Community Development, Inc. 104.67 1,499,166.00$ CBO Homelessness
Mental Health, Youth
Violence, Substance Abuse,
Children 0-5
Sierra Service Project 103.67 1,749,110.00$
CBO Homelessness United Way California Capital Region 92.00 1,415,475.00$ CBO Homelessness Wind Youth Services, Inc. 88.33 750,000.00$ CBO Homelessness Substance Abuse Walking the Village 87.00 1,604,625.00$ CBO Homelessness United Way California Capital Region 84.67 811,061.00$ CBO Homelessness Mental Health Wind Youth Services, Inc. 81.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Homelessness Youth Violence Asian Resources, Inc. 71.33 1,500,000.00$ Grassroots/Emerging Substance Abuse Youth Violence We Can Work It Out Inc 94.33 319,672.00$ CBO Substance Abuse Mental Health Native Dads Network Inc. 94.00 1,500,000.00$ CBO Substance Abuse Mental Health Breathe California 84.67 364,796.20$ CBO Children 0-5 La Familia Counseling Center, Inc. 105.33 1,350,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Homelessness Walking the Village 103.00 875,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Mental Health Sacramento Literacy Foundation 102.00 651,030.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Public, Facilities and Real Property Management, Division 95.67 3,250,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 United Way California Capital Region 93.00 311,261.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Mental Health City of Sacramento, Youth Parks and Community Enrichment 92.67 1,003,175.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Mental Health Children's Receiving Home of Sacramento 91.00 741,632.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Early Learning Dept SCOE 90.67 724,328.52$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Mental Health City of Sacramento, Department of Public, Facilities and Real Property Management, Division 89.33 3,600,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Mental Health Child Action, Inc. 85.33 1,500,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Single Mom Strong, Inc 85.33 283,995.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Mental Health, Youth
Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 81.00 1,250,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Rising Star Preschool 80.33 433,506.00$ City/Non-City PE Children 0-5 Mental Health, Youth
Violence City of Sacramento, Department of Youth, Parks & Community Enrichment 77.67 750,000.00$ CBO Children 0-5 Homelessness, Substance
Abuse, Youth Violence Sacramento League of Associated Muslims (SALAM) *Below 70 500,000.00$ CHILDREN 0-5
YOUTH HOMELESSNESS
YOUTH SUBSTANCE ABUSE