ACLU Foundation of Southern California

$225,000 2024

To support language access, expand voting rights, and defend and reform the California Voting Rights Act. $225,000 over two years (2024 - 2026)

$55,000 2023

To monitor and enforce compliance with existing language access requirements, and to advocate to prevent minority vote dilution by defending, reforming, and expanding the California Voting Rights Act. $55,000.

$7,000 2023

$75,000 2022

To seek strategies for language access in elections, and to address minority vote dilution. $75,000

$25,000 2021

$25,000 2016

$100,000 2015

To support the alumni of the Fellowship for a New California to build leadership and common ground. $100,000 over 18 months (2015-2017)

$50,000 2015

To provide legal and strategic advice to immigrant rights organizations and advocates in Orange County and the Inland Empire. $50,000

$50,000 2014

To provide legal counsel to immigrant rights advocates in Orange County and the Inland Empire, and to work with police departments and advocates on enforcement reform. $50,000

$50,000 2014

To support an alumni group of the first two cohorts of the Fellowship for a New California. $50,000

$65,000 2014

To restructure its board and develop the staff leadership needed for its integrated advocacy approach. $65,000

$50,000 2013

To provide legal counsel to immigrant rights advocates in Orange County and the Inland Empire, and to work with police departments and advocates on enforcement reform. $100,000 over two years (2013-2015)

$45,000 2012

To support the alumni group of the Fellowship for a New California. $45,000

$40,000 2012

To develop a strategic plan for a more integrated advocacy approach, and to bolster the executive director's and senior team's abilities to lead change. $40,000

$120,000 2011

To promote cooperation between law enforcement and immigrant communities, and to provide legal and technical assistance to California immigrant rights advocates. $120,000 over two years (2011-2013)

$60,000 2010

To support a statewide network to provide public education, technical assistance, litigation and advocacy on local immigration enforcement issues in California. $60,000