Angell Foundation

Grants Archive

Below are all of the grants awarded by the Angell Foundation.

YEAR GRANTEE PROJECT DESCRIPTION REGION FOCUS AMOUNT
2021 Coro Southern California Coro: Cultivating resilient and inclusive leaders Coro Southern California’s fellowships and programs provide leadership development, which includes sessions dedicated to mindfulness and self-care practices, as well as diversity, equity and inclusion trainings. Southern California Transformational Leadership $50,000
2021 Coaching for Healing, Justice & Liberation, project of the Rockwood Leadership Institute Coaching for Healing, Justice, and Liberation The Coaching for Healing, Justice and Liberation program offers a unique transformational training experience for nonprofit and social change BIPOC leaders. National Transformational Leadership $75,000
2021 San Diego Food System Alliance San Diego County Food Vision 2030 Support for the San Diego Food System Alliance's Food Vision 2030 implementation. Southern California Food Equity $50,000
2021 San Diego Mesa College FAST Scholars Program at San Diego Mesa College Support for the FAST Scholars program serving former foster youth enrolled at San Diego Mesa College. Southern California Education as Opportunity $50,000
2021 Heart of Los Angeles General Operating Support Support for Heart of Los Angeles serving low-income youth in the Rampart district of Los Angeles to ensure successful post-secondary education.
 Southern California Education as Opportunity $50,000
2021 College Access Plan I Heart College & High School Programs Support Support for college access and success services for low income, first generation college-going youth in the Pasadena Unified School district in Los Angeles. Southern California Education as Opportunity $50,000
2020 Mayor’s Fund for Los Angeles L.A. Emergency COVID-19 Crisis Fund Support for the L.A. Emergency COVID-19 Crisis Fund. Southern California Innovation/Emergency $100,000
2020 State Infrastructure Fund, a project of NEO Philanthropy State Infrastructure Fund NEO Philanthropy’s State Infrastructure Fund increases civic participation and advances voting rights among historically underrepresented communities. National Special Project $500,000 / 2 years
2020 The UCLA Foundation UCLA Bruin Guardian Scholars Program Support for the Bruin Guardian Scholars program to ensure foster youth attending UCLA successfully complete a post-secondary degree. Southern California Education as Opportunity $75,000
2020 National College Advising Corps, Inc. Increasing Opportunity for Low-income Students in Los Angeles, Boston & Rhode Island College advising support for schools serving low-income students in Los Angeles, Boston and Rhode Island. National Education as Opportunity $150,000