Our grant for $11,135.00 funds technology equipment to be used to enhance weekly project based EmpowHer Girls Academy Middle School programs at four different LA schools.

Our grant of $26,756.00 funds an upgrade to their computer lab in order to provide more computer learning classes and allow youth better access to research for homework, school projects, online services, continuing education programs, college admissions and job search.

Our grant for $17,850 provides costumes for performances, which are an essential part of the program.

Our grant of $24,515.00 outfits a therapeutic kitchen and purchase feeding therapy equipment essential to establish a dedicated feeding clinic and treatment space.

Our grant for $14,883.95 funds The Miracle Media Project, a program that will allow the creation and production by students of quality films.

Our grant of $22,642.00 refurbishes the Jovenes computer lab and transforms their multi-purpose intake, meeting and computer room into one that is warm, empowering and comfortable.

Our grant of $25,618.00 outfits a new mobile vision clinic with all equipment necessary in order to increase the number of children served.

Our grant of $14,550.00 outfits a new kitchen and dining room as part of a larger renovation of their entire facility.

Compton Youth Build provides marginalized youth in Compton the opportunity to secure their high school diplomas and learn vocational skills in various occupational fields so they can attain an economically sustainable future for themselves, their families and their communities. Our grant of $22,400.00 provides new Mac computers, smart-board and logistics/data analytics software. Approximately 60-75 youth a year will participate in an Information Technology (IT)/Logistics career pathway program specifically designed to train them for careers in high tech.

Journey Out delivers critical services and support to victims of commercial sexual exploitation and sex trafficking, helping them leave a life of abuse and violence, overcome fear and empowering them to reach their goals. Our grant of $4,700.00 provides for new computers, software and office furniture for a dedicated technology space. Approximately 65 youth aged 18-24 will use the equipment to complete GED studies,

Los Angeles LGBT Center offers a wide spectrum of services in Hollywood, including health, mental health, social services, housing, education, and advocacy so LGBTQ people thrive as healthy, equal and complete members of society. Our grant of $15,339.00 provides for a modular, digital recording studio for their music fellowship, internship, education and therapy programs for homeless youth.

TLC provides for the lifetime needs of individuals with multiple disabilities and blindness. Services for children include early intervention, center based programs and wrap around child care in order to help each one achieve his or her potential. Our grant of $8,355.00 provides a portable vision screener used to test children ages 6 months to 6 years for risk factors to vision problems.

Proyecto Pastoral serves the urgent needs of the immigrant, poor and gang-populated Pico Aliso community of Boyle Heights through grass roots projects in education, leadership, service and sports and recreation programming. Our grant of $19,161.00 provides new gymnastic equipment to replace outdated equipment and to provide a deeper range of activities and higher lev128 el of training.

Inner City Struggle promotes safe, healthy, and non-violent communities on the Eastside of Los Angeles by engaging youth to become lifelong learners and community leaders. They provide core programs and life skills, advocacy, and academic achievement through school clubs and after school programming at their center. Our grant for $29,398.00 provides for a new youth technology center, including new i-pads, desktop computers, interactive monitor and furniture.