Grants Archive

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

2011 Project GRAD College Readiness Initiative Academic support and mentoring for high-achieving low-income college bound students. Southern California Education $50,000

2011 Fulfillment Fund High School and Mentoring Programs Academic enrichment, mentoring, and support services for underprivileged youth from 9th grade to college entry. Southern California Education $35,000

2011 Volunteers of America Los Angeles Upward Bound and LEAD/ Male Involvement Coordinator College access program for low-income underprivileged students. Southern California Education $50,000

2011 One Voice College Scholars Program and Family Assistance Program Support for the academic support and mentoring program for high-achieving low-income college bound students and the emergency assistance program for low-income families. Southern California Education $70,000

2011 College Match College Match College Access Program College access program for high-achieving low-income public school students. Southern California Education $40,000

2011 LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment LA Partnership for Early Childhood Investment Support for tranisitional housing and supportive services for families tranisitioning out of homelessness in the San Fernando Valley. Southern California Education $15,000

2011 Westside Infant-Family Network Westside Infant-Family Network Support for the organization's early childhood education and support services for children and families. Southern California Education $50,000

2011 Children’s Bureau of Southern California Oakwood School Readiness Program Support for a 0-5 school readiness program for low-income children and their families. Southern California Education $50,000

2011 Success Through the Arts Foundation Kids Helping Kids Program Arts education and mentoring program for urban high school students and community youth. Southern California Art $50,000

2011 Christ The King School Student Tuition Assistance/Scholarship Fund Tuition assistance for low-income students. New England Education $30,000