Grants Archive

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

2015 Children Youth and Family Collaborative Academic, Remediation, Intervention, Support Services and Education (A.R.I.S.S.E.) and College Level Up program. Support for the A.R.I.S.S.E. and College Level Up programs for transition age foster youth. Southern California Education $100,000

2015 West LA College Pathways Network West L.A. College Pathways Network Project Support for Guardian Scholars programs for former foster youth for three colleges in the Los Angeles area. Southern California Education $150,000

2015 LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment Baby Futures Fund Baby Futures Fund To support the LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment Baby Futures Fund. Southern California Education $50,000

2015 Para Los Ninos Early Education Program Support for teacher professional development within the Early Education Program. Southern California Education $100,000

2015 Westside Infant-Family Network Westside Infant-Family Network Support for the organization's early childhood education and support services for children and families at risk. Southern California Education $50,000

2015 California Institute of the Arts CalArts Community Arts Partnership (CAP) To support the Community Arts Partnership in Los Angeles. Southern California Art $50,000

2015 The HeArt Project dba artworxLA Arts Workshops and Exhibitions for Alternative High School Youth Program Support for arts educational programming for alternative high school youth. Southern California Art $50,000

2015 The Gabriella Foundation Everybody Dance! Program To support the everybody dance! arts education program for underserved, inner-city youth in Los Angeles. Southern California Art $50,000

2015 P.S. Arts PS Arts in LAUSD and the Compton Unified School District Support for arts education programming at a cohort of Title I LAUSD schools and the Compton Unified School District. Southern California Art $100,000

2015 Get Lit – Words Ignite Get Lit In-School Program Funding to Support the In-Schools Program Southern California Art $50,000