Organization
Recommended
Program Category
Overview
Children's Home of Stockton
$ 300,000
Youth Housing
An 18-bed Transitional Housing Program for homeless youth ages 18-24; providing supportive housing, job development, mental health services, case management, education, and resources to other services.
University of the Pacific
$ 125,000
Youth Education
Two-week residential summer high school institute where students will participate in hands-on collaborative enrichment activities.
Community Partnership for Families of San Joaquin
$ 75,000
Community/Youth Wellbeing
Program targets several of the most at-risk to ensure the equitable flow of aid, resources, and information.
Central Valley Low Income Housing Corporation
$ 48,900
Homeless Support
Provide free HMIS licenses, and training.
Emergency Food Bank
$ 100,000
Food Distribution
Provides outreach, hunger-relief, and nutrition education to neighborhoods, families, and individuals with lack of fresh food access.
Parents by Choice
$ 50,000
Youth Employment
Providing sustainable job opportunities for 10 at-risk transitioned aged youth through the remodel of a commercial space for a 1950’s themed restaurant in the Downtown.
Boys & Girls Club
$ 50,000
Youth Education & Recreation
Multi-faceted program to promote health and wellness for 100 Club Members at Sierra Vista, ages 6-18, teaching more active ways to handle stress, maintain a healthy body, and form positive relationships.
United Way of San Joaquin County
$ 50,000
Youth Education
9-month leadership program for youth. Hands on experience with non-profits and mentorship sessions to include business and operational needs of non-profits.
Greater Stockton Chamber of Commerce
$ 100,000
Workforce Development
A program that develops and retains a local workforce and promotes local job openings created by COVID.
Aspiranet
$ 75,000
Youth Housing
Supplements existing Housing Navigation and Maintenance Program to assist more youth with rent, transportation cost assistance, car repair, and other homeless prevention activities.
Rising Sun Center for Opportunity
$ 40,000
Youth Employment
Provide professional development, career opportunities, financial education, and mental health support to youth employed by our Climate Careers program in Stockton.
Delta Sculling Center
$ 75,000
Youth Recreation
Youth receive training and instruction on how to row, improve strength and fitness and to use sport to relieve stress.
Children's Museum of Stockton
$ 200,000
Youth Education & Recreation
To serve as a center for learning and discovery through playful interactive exhibits and programs. Activities include capital improvements to the facility to improve functionality.
Catholic Charities
$ 30,000
Food Distribution
Assembly and distribution of food boxes.
Stockton Symphony Association
$ 100,000
Arts & Culture
To create and produce a high-profile concert with community engagement events that precede and build toward each program.
The Edible Schoolyard Project
$ 75,000
Food Distribution/Youth Education
Bi-weekly distribution of locally sourced organic produce to South Stockton families.
Service 1st of Northern California
$ 60,000
Food Distribution/Health Services
Transportation for individuals that lack the income or mobility to shop or go to famer's markets and/or food banks. Provide warm water therapy and swim lessons year-round.
Victory In Praise Church
$ 50,000
Youth Education & Recreation
Provide the STEM Program for kids.
Second Harvest of the Greater Valley
$ 75,000
Food Distribution
Distribution of food twice a month, including an assortment of shelf-stable items, meats, dairy, milk, eggs, fresh vegetables, and fruits.
YMCA
$ 50,000
Youth Recreation
To continue to provide recreation and educational services, as well as expand those services to more youth in Stockton.
Public Health Advocates
$ 75,000
Youth Wellbeing
Youth participation in a program that encompasses the following: leadership training, addressing historical trauma, healing circles, therapy, and civic engagement.
Reinvent South Stockton Coalition
$ 50,000
Youth Education
Create a youth resident-centered organization empowering Stocktonians to advocate for policies and solutions to protect tenants and promote affordable housing through skill-building, education, organizing, and storytelling.
Mary Magdalene Community Services
$ 75,000
Youth Wellbeing
Recidivism reduction programming designed to improve the lives of vulnerable high-risk youth by providing a positive impact. Teaching youth to be role models, building character, life skills, cultivating growth mindsets, respect for authority, literacy, service to the community, and improving graduation rates.
Bread of Life
$ 75,000
Food Distribution
Food distribution expansion, including mobile farmers market/grocery distribution.
Improve Your Tomorrow
$ 50,000
Youth Education
7th - 11th grade, Young Men of Color at Stockton schools will experience six core services: Mentorship, Student & Career Development, College Prep & tours, Tutoring, Internships, and Family Engagement.
El Concilio
$ 75,000
Food Distribution
Distribute food gift cards to families in need and assist with rental support applications for up to $500.
The Amelia Ann Adams Whole Life Center
$ 50,000
Community/Youth Wellbeing
Provide support services, resources, and other tools that create opportunities for individuals and families to overcome their current obstacles.
Team Elevate 7 on 7
$ 50,000
Youth Recreation & Wellbeing
Sports, strength training, education, and leadership for Stockton youth.
African American Chamber of Commerce
$ 75,000
Workforce Development
Entrepreneurial business training and courses for small business owners and individuals to enhance the economic vitality of the City of Stockton.
Intelligence Technology Solutions
$ 25,000
Workforce Development
Assist the small business community in computer literacy, digital application support, consulting, and technical support at no cost.
Uplift All Foundation
$ 200,000
Housing Rehabilitation
Provide permanent non-congregate housing for homeless, seniors, and veterans through the rehabilitation of the Quan Ying building in the Downtown.
Visionary Home Builders of CA
$ 50,000
Youth Wellbeing
Serve student residents with multiple services, including but not limited to: Tutoring, Mentorship, Mental Health Response, Job club, Leadership, Social connections, RUN, Youth Advisory Committee, Financial Literacy, Community events Trust Me Aviation After School Program
$ 25,000
Youth Recreation
In-person training and lectures for Stockton students focused on aviation curriculum and hands-on training with flight simulator devices.
Stockton Sister Cities Association
$ 25,000
Arts & Culture
Provide residents and partners with multi-cultural learning experiences from Stockton's Sister Cities.
Red Rabbit Advocacy
$ 50,000
Homeless Outreach
Continue to operate as a referral source for subsidized housing for those eligible through the San Joaquin County Housing Authority as well as referrals to Central Valley Low Income Housing.
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