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Grants paid by Go Campaign, tax year 2020

EIN 20-4542914 · Santa Monica, CA · Form 990, Schedule I · NTEE P80

In tax year 2020, Go Campaign (EIN 20-4542914) reported 15 grants paid totaling $748,786. Dataset version 2026.09.0, built 2026-09-03.

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Every grant, 2020

Grants reported by Go Campaign for tax year 2020
Tax yearRecipientMatchAmountTypePurposeSource filing
2020Watts Community Core Anaheim, CAA$246,289paidFunds will ensure that the 70 children and their families in the boxing program will have food and groceries provided to them for four weeks. Funds will be used to support the work of Watts Community Core and their efforts to address the needs of youth in Watts. Funds were used to ensure children and youth K-12 do not fall behind during the upcoming LAUSD school closures. In partnership with several GO Campaign partners, funds were used to create two Safe Zones giving children in these primarily black and Latino communities access to technology and the internet, tutoring to help them understand and complete their assignments, access to STEM programs, mental health counseling, online workout sessions, and extra curricular activities using safe social distancing. Funds were used to provide families with food and groceries for two weeks.202112939349301241
2020Avalon Carver Community Center Los Angeles, CAA$164,242paidFunds were used to ensure children and youth K-12 do not fall behind during the upcoming LAUSD school closures. In partnership with several GO Campaign partners, funds were used to create two Safe Zones giving children in these primarily black and Latino communities access to technology and the internet, tutoring to help them understand and complete their assignments, access to STEM programs, mental health counseling, online workout sessions, and extra curricular activities using safe social distancing.202112939349301241
2020Minority Humanitarian Foundation Spring Valley, CAA$67,917paidFunds will be used to provide art programming for children. Funds were used to purchase groceries to feed asylum-seekers in Tijuana. Funds were used to provide services to asylum-seekers and refugees. Funds were used to support children and families of migrant workers in San Diego. Funds were used to purchase a van to assist Minority Humanitarian Foundation in the execution of their mission to address the needs of asylum seekers on the San Diego-Tijuana border.202112939349301241
2020Clean Slate Chino Hills, CAA$60,215paidFunds were used to support CleanSlate's operations during COVID-19 pandemic. In partnership with several GO Campaign partners, funds were used to create two Safe Zones giving children in these primarily black and Latino communities access to technology and the internet, tutoring to help them understand and complete their assignments, access to STEM programs, mental health counseling, online workout sessions, and extra curricular activities using safe social distancing. Provide support to a family during the holidays. Support youth impacted by violence, provide programs for mental health and youth leadership, and support community violence recovery through counseling, psycho-educational groups and cultural outings. Funds will enable CleanSlate to provide telehealth mental health services and support to youth in South Los Angeles by enabling counselors to continue to provide individual and group therapy services to youth via phone and zoom.202112939349301241
2020Freedom 4 Youth Santa Barbara, CAA$40,710paidFunds will be used to support the work of F4Y and their efforts to address the needs of at promise youth in Santa Barbara County. Funds were used to support Freedom 4 Youth's new office space.202112939349301241
2020Stepping Forward la Los Angeles, CAA$36,007paidFunds were used to support SFLA's mission is to empower youth aging out of the foster care system to transition successfully to adulthood and reach their fullest potential. Funds were used to provide support to current and former foster youth. Funds were used to provide school supplies to current and former foster youth. Funds were used to support Stepping Forward LAs new Pregnant and Parenting Program designed to support, encourage and enlighten current and former foster youth (both parents) during the pregnancy and or for the first few years after giving birth.202112939349301241
2020Los Angeles Room & Board Los Angeles, CAA$35,233paidFunds will be used to support the work of LARNB to provide housing, food, and wrap around services to the residents of Opportunity House. Funds will be used to pay for 3 months of rent for the Opportunity House to support students experiencing housing insecurity. Funds were used to support the opening of the Opportunity Shelter in Westwood, a 50-bed shelter for youth who are experiencing homelessness while attending a 2 or 4 year university.202112939349301241
2020Twinspire Together We Inspire Redding, CAA$25,000paidFunds were used to bring a social justice program to current and former foster youth of color.202112939349301241
2020Generation Her San Gabriel, CAA$21,377paidFunds were used to support teen moms in Orange and Los Angeles County by providing baby wipes, formula, diapers, etc. Provide school supplies to child of teen mothers. Funds were used to provide 27 teen mothers with gift cards so they can purchase holiday gifts for their children. Funds will be used to hire staff and purchase equipment and supplies to enhance their life skills and parenting classes for young moms at Generation Her's Fountain Valley location.202112939349301241
2020Future Ties Chicago, ILA$11,596paidFunds were used to provide tablets equipped with internet for the duration of the program, as well as access to a virtual classroom platform. Funds were used to provide 50 Future Ties families living at Parkway Gardens with PPE and cleaning supplies to stay safe this winter. Funds provided 100 families residing in the South Side of Chicago with protective equipment, cleaning supplies, and educational care packages for 100 youth who are at home while schools are closed. Funds provided support to one family over the holidays. Funds provided support to one family over the holidays.202112939349301241
2020Kings Against Violence Initiative Brooklyn, NYA$10,000paidFunds will be used to provide food, disinfectant supplies and protective equipment, urgent transportation, and wellness visits for students in need.202112939349301241
2020Rosedale Freedom Project Rosedale, MSA$8,480paidFunds were used to provide for the basic needs of one family. Funds were used to purchase Chromebooks and to pay for internet for students in Rosedale, MS. Funds were used to provide for the basic needs of one family.202112939349301241
2020Loving Hands Los Angeles, CAA$7,670paidFunds will be used to purchase education and hygiene supplies Funds were used to provide for the basic needs of one family202112939349301241
2020Lincoln Heights Tutorial Program Los Angeles, CAA$7,050paidFunds were used to purchase computers so tutors can provide virtual tutoring services to children while schools and programs remain closed due to COVID-19. Provide school supplies to students for the 2020-2021 school year.202112939349301241
2020Team Grs Lakewood, CAA$7,000paidGrants funds will allow Team GRS to pilot out their character development curriculum, Gym Rat Squad, with students at Optimal School in Compton, CA.202112939349301241

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