Established in 1992 by Lisa and Douglas Goldman, the Lisa and Douglas Goldman Fund is a private foundation committed to supporting charitable organizations that enhance our society. With a focus on the San Francisco community, the Fund aims to be responsive, flexible, and make informed and responsible grants within its areas of grantmaking.

Lisa & Douglas Goldman Fund

California Goals: Jewish Community Grants

The Gaia Fund is dedicated to supporting initiatives that sustain and enhance the democratic principles essential for a fair and representative political process in America. These principles include fair elections, representation for all, and equal political participation opportunities. The fund is particularly committed to addressing the challenges posed by the disproportionate influence of corporate and individual wealth in politics, advocating for a political landscape where every vote and voice has equal weight.

Gaia Fund

Jewish Life Grant

At the Walter & Elise Haas Fund, we are committed to building a more equitable community by providing access and opportunity through collaboration with partners. We focus on investing in our Bay Area neighbors to foster a just and vibrant society for current and future generations. Our efforts span across the arts, economic well-being, Jewish life, and racial justice, aiming to create lasting impact through innovative and sustainable approaches.

The Walter and Elise Haas Fund

Walter and Elise Haas Fund Grant

The Frankel Family Foundation aims to create a world of equal opportunity within a healthy, sustainable planet. It focuses on promoting a just society that safeguards both the environment and its diverse inhabitants. The foundation is motivated by Jewish values of justice ("tzedak") and is committed to combating climate change, supporting sustainable energy initiatives, and addressing the developed world's reliance on fossil fuels.

Frankel Family Foundation

Frankel Family Foundation Grants

The Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation, established in 2005 by the Business Council of the Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, aims to enhance the community for all residents focusing on expanding opportunities for the disadvantaged, protecting the environment, and improving the lives of youth. It grants funds to vital community organizations and manages funds to meet future regional needs.

Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians Foundation

SYBCIF Capital and Program Grants

The Foundation on a daily basis strives to be a catalyst for reconciling a lost world to Christ, strengthening and protecting the family, fostering an appreciation for God’s hand in birthing our nation, and preserving the principles of the American founding.

The Bill & Ann Templeton Foundation

The Bill & Ann Templeton Foundation Grant

The Community Fund for Carmel Valley (CFCV) aims to serve residents, businesses, and organizations in Carmel Valley by enabling contributions to the greater good. As an affiliate of the Community Foundation for Monterey County, it leverages administrative, investment, and grantmaking expertise to improve the lives of community members both presently and in the future. Governed by a local advisory board of volunteer community members, its mission centers around oversight, fundraising, setting grantmaking priorities, and awarding grants to achieve substantial local impact.

California Goals: Jewish Community Grants

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