Grants received by year
Every foundation grant, by year
Each line as the funder listed it on its return, newest year first, then largest.
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California Physicians' Service FDN DBA Blue Shield of California FDNSan Francisco, CA
2025
Act now: support for los angeles worker center network
$65,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2024
To support Fair Work in California
$1,000,000 -
The Satterberg Foundation IncSeattle, WA
2024
General operating support
$160,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2024
General operating support
$150,000 -
The Nathan Cummings Foundation IncNew York, NY
2024
General support
$100,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2024
Unrestricted operating support
$100,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2023
Inland empire justice lab - advancing health and racial equity: to support the stability and capacity building of key regional power building institutions and the communities they support and organize for campaigns to address racial and health equity issues through the establishment of a network of community-owned and dedicated spaces in key sites across the south regions inland empire.
$700,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2023
To support enforcement of labor rights
$200,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2023
General operating support: to support an organization that is dedicated to improving the lives, health and safety of warehouse workers across southern california through education, advocacy and action.
$150,000 -
The Satterberg Foundation IncSeattle, WA
2023
General operating support
$100,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2023
Unrestricted operating support
$100,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2022
To support a low-wage worker network
$1,700,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2022
For general operating support.
$1,500,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2022
Inland empire justice lab - advancing health and racial equity: to support the stability and capacity building of key regional power building institutions and the communities they support and organize for campaigns to address racial and health equity issues through the establishment of a network of community-owned and dedicated spaces in key sites across the south regions inland empire.
$400,000 -
The Henry Luce Foundation IncNew York, NY
2022
Warehouse Worker Resource Center Project
$240,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2022
Unrestricted operating support
$200,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2022
General operating support: to support an organization that is dedicated to improving the lives, health and safety of warehouse workers across southern california through education, advocacy and action.
$150,000 -
The Satterberg Foundation IncSeattle, WA
2022
General operating support
$100,000 -
Rosenberg FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2022
General support
$30,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2021
For general operating support
$300,000 -
The Satterberg Foundation IncSeattle, WA
2021
General operating support
$100,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2021
General operating support: to support an organization that is dedicated to improving the lives, health and safety of warehouse workers across southern california through education, advocacy and action.
$100,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2021
John w. Mack fellows program
$12,500 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2020
For general operating support
$300,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2020
Unrestricted operating support
$200,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2020
General operating support: to support an organization that is dedicated to improving the lives of warehouse workers across southern california through education, advocacy and action.
$150,000 -
The Satterberg Foundation IncSeattle, WA
2020
General operating support
$100,000 -
Rosenberg FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2020
General support
$45,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2020
For COVID-19 emergency funds
$25,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2020
John w. Mack fellows program
$25,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2020
Support for participation in weingart foundation listening session
$250 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2019
For general operating support
$200,000 -
Rosenberg FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2019
General support
$45,000 -
Marguerite Casey FoundationSeattle, WA
2019
To support efforts to engage in the november board of directors meeting bus tour and the communications team.
$20,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2019
Promoting health among warehouse workers: to support programs and policies that protect the occupational health and safety of warehouse workers and increase access to health care in riverside and san bernardino counties.
$10,000 -
The James Irvine FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2018
For general operating support
$200,000 -
Weingart FoundationLos Angeles, CA
2018
Unrestricted operating support
$175,000 -
Rosenberg FoundationSan Francisco, CA
2018
General support
$45,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2018
Promoting health among warehouse workers: to support programs and policies that protect the occupational health and safety of warehouse workers and increase access to health care in riverside and san bernardino counties.
$10,000 -
The California EndowmentLos Angeles, CA
2017
Promoting health among warehouse workers: to support programs and policies that protect the occupational health and safety of warehouse workers and increase their access to health care in riverside and san bernardino counties.
$10,000
Funders of similar organizations nearby
Foundations that gave to other jobs and employment organizations in Ontario, CA and are not among Warehouse Worker Resource Center’s funders above.
- The Ahmanson Foundation 2 grants Accepts applications $165,600 to similar organizations
- The Bank of America Charitable Foundation Inc 1 grant Accepts applications $500 to similar organizations
- Amazonsmile Foundation 4 grants Preselected only $334 to similar organizations
About this match
Funders write a recipient’s name and address, not its EIN. We matched these grants to EIN 45-2287926 by name and ZIP code, or by name, city and State against the IRS list of exempt organizations and our list of filers. Grants we could not tie to one organization are not counted here.