The Community Foundation for San Benito County is committed to building a stronger community and enhancing the quality of life for individuals and families in San Benito County through the support of philanthropic activities.

Community Foundation of San Benito County

Joseph W. Tripiano Charitable Fund (Grant for Interest of Horses)

The mission of CDFW is to manage California’s diverse fish, wildlife, and plant resources, and the habitats upon which they depend, for their ecological values and for their use and enjoyment by the public.

California Department of Fish and Wildlife (CDFW)

Restoration Grant Programs: Wildlife Corridors

The Paws for Love Foundation's mission is to provide resources and funding to shelters, rescue groups, and individuals to improve the health, welfare, and adoptability of unwanted and abused animals. Their goal is to provide a safety net for these animals, ensuring they receive the necessary assistance to find a permanent home, including lifesaving surgeries for injured pets, reimbursement of adoption fees for seniors, or other rescue-related expenses.

Paws for Love Foundation

Paws for Love Foundation Grant

Working to make communities a better place — for everyone. We support initiatives to improve the quality of life for vulnerable communities, from cradle to career, youth to elderly. This includes closing the gaps in the educational system; improving career and college exposure and readiness, decreasing negative health impacts associated with poverty; addressing income inequality; protecting neglected or abused animals, and creating opportunities for the most under-resourced populations to be positioned for successful futures. We are responsibly passionate about distributing funds where they can have an immediate, positive, and lasting impact.

John Jordan Foundation

John Jordan Foundation Grant

The Roy and Ida Eagle Foundation aims to strengthen community by focusing on the family as the fundamental unit of society. It supports initiatives that promote virtues of character and civility, develop life skills and citizenship, and tackle problems weakening society. Through funding charitable and governmental organizations, it seeks to strengthen families, improve their living environments, and ensure care and protection for domestic animals and indigenous wildlife. The foundation values education, emergency support, character development, medical assistance for the under-resourced, and animal protection.

Roy and Ida Eagle Foundation

Roy and Ida Eagle Foundation Grant

To support a variety of charitable causes, primarily in the San Diego, California area.

Maurice J. Masserini Trust

Maurice J. Masserini Trust Grant

Since 1984, RMEF has focused on conserving or enhancing over 8 million acres of prime elk habitat in North America. Their efforts aim to sustain and improve the conditions of wildlife habitats, ensuring the preservation and appreciation of elk country.

Rocky Mountain Elk Foundation (RMEF)

Project Advisory Committee (PAC) Grant Program - Habitat Enhancement, Wildlife Management and Research

Wetlands and Mountain Meadows Restoration – Nature Based Solutions

The McBeth Foundation, established by Barbara McBeth Woodruff, focuses on honoring her legacy through meaningful grants in areas of animal welfare, the environment, the arts, children, health sciences, and communications. The Foundation targets programs and projects that promise measurable improvements, primarily supporting local organizations in regions where the Foundation is active.

Mcbeth Foundation

McBeth Foundation Grant

The mission of the funder is to conserve and restore ecosystems, ensuring plant and wildlife can sustain and thrive; preserve historical landmarks to connect the past with the present and future; support music and visual arts for expression and cultural awareness; protect and conserve plants and wildlife, especially endangered species; and conserve land for future generations to enjoy. They achieve this by funding projects and programs in these specific areas, working with community-based organizations that share their goals.

Hind Foundation

Hind Foundation: Supplemental Grant

The mission of the Roy and Marian Holleman Foundation is to provide financial grants and annual support to organizations that qualify as exempt under Section 501(c)(3) of the IRC, with a special emphasis on the care and welfare of domesticated animals, the academic discipline of library science including scholarships in this field, and other interests that align with what Roy and Marian Holleman would support.

Joseph W. Tripiano Charitable Fund (Grant for Interest of Horses)

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