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Rose Foundation  •   6008 College Ave. Suite 10  •   Oakland, CA  •   94618   •   (510) 658-0702

Grant Awards F/Y 2000 - 2001 (9/1/2000 - 8/31/2001)
Total Awards: $1,295,741
See also: 1998 | 1999 | 2000| 2002 | 2003 | 2004 | 2005 | 2006

Restitution Funds
The Rose Foundation has developed a specialized program to act as trustee over restitution payments from litigation settlements, and administer grants to community organizations in conformance with the nexus of the settlement.

Alliance for Clean Waterfront - $7,144
(sponsored by the Rose Foundation)
Beyond 2000 Project - Ensuring the environmental quality of San Francisco’s waterfront redevelopment through community networking and policy development.

Asthma & Allergy Foundation - $23,500
Breathmobile Project - Providing free health services and asthma screening to low income neighborhoods in Los Angeles.

Arc Ecology - $15,000

Military Toxics Project - Providing technical assistance to communities impacted by toxic pollution at closed military facilities in the SF Bay Area.

Bayview Hunters Point Community Advocates - $37,600
Environmental Education Project - Providing neighborhood input into the redevelopment of the Hunters Point Naval Shipyard.

Beth Abrams Center for Peace & Justice - $7,500
Coalition for Better Wastewater Solutions - Integrating environmentally-sound wastewater treatment systems into San Francisco redevelopment planning.

Big Chief Mine Remediation Plan - $22,531
(a community technical support contract)
Providing hydrologic, geologic and engineering assistance to help remediate acid mine drainage near Clear Lake.

CalPirg Charitable Trust - $13,600

“Water Woes” - An analysis of pesticide concentrations in California waterways provided to community groups and regulators.

Center for Biological Diversity - $3,000
Southern California Coastal Watershed Protection Project - Protecting endangered species in southern California watersheds.

Center for Community Action and Environmental Justice - $20,000
Rural Communities Initiative — Protecting children’s health from environmental pollution in Riverside County.

Center for Ecosystem Management & Renewal - $5,000
“Salmon & Steelhead in Your Creek” Symposium - Building consensus amongst environmentalists, planners and agencies about watershed restoration and anadromous fish protection.

Clean Water Fund - $13,500

Clean & Safe Water Initiative - Protecting drinking water through research, policy advocacy, and building community coalitions.

Coalition for Clean Air - $9,000

Dump Diesel Program - Advocating alternatives to diesel-powered school and transit busses in Los Angeles.

Earth Island Institute - $10,000

Estuary Action Challenge - Using San Francisco Bay as a living classroom to teach environmental education at the elementary and middle school levels.

Earth Team - $5,000
Restoration Initiative - Involving SF Bay Area high school students in hands-on creek restoration and other environmental stewardship projects.

Environmental Defense Center - $14,000
Santa Barbara ChannelKeeper - Protecting the Santa Barbara coastline from pollution through litigation and volunteer monitoring.

Friends of the LA River - $12,500
River Guide & Curriculum Project - Piloting a science curriculum based on the Los Angeles River in partnership with LA Unified School District.

Friends of the Napa River - $37,000
Basinwide Habitat & Fish Populations Study - Evaluating the relationships between vineyard conversions and the health of the Napa River watershed.

Golden Gate Audubon Society - $3,760

Delta Watershed Project - Ensuring adequate fresh water flows through the sensitive habitat of the San Francisco/San Joaquin Delta estuary.

Nautilus Institute - $14,100

Bay/Delta Oil Pollution Knowledge Project - Compiling a database of sources of oil pollution in San Francisco Bay.

Natural Resources Defense Council - $12,000
Western Water Project - Restoring the San Joaquin River in cooperation with agricultural interests.

Northern California WaterKeepers - $5,000

Impaired Waters Listing Project - Analyzing water quality data for specific waterbodies as part of the Clean Water Act's, impaired waters” listing process.

Physicians for Social Responsibility - San Francisco Chapter - $5,000
"In Harm's Way" Seminar - Educating health professionals about environmental exposure issues and pollution prevention.

Physicians for Social Responsibility - Los Angeles Chapter - $5,000
Public Health & Diesel Education Campaign - Advocating alternatives to diesel-powered school and transit busses in Los Angeles.

Project for Energy, Labor & the Environment - $28,940
(a project of the Rose Foundation)
Protecting environmental quality and public health by linking renewable energy production and energy with the creation of family-wage jobs.

Tracy Region Alliance for Quality Community - $5,000
(sponsored by the Rose Foundation)
Promoting smart growth in San Joaquin County.

San Francisco Estuary Institute - $15,000
Bay Area Watersheds Contaminant Profiles Project - Facilitating web-based public access to scientific information about PCBs and other contaminants in San Francisco Bay.

Santa Clara Valley Audubon - $10,000

Construction Site/Stormwater Pollution Program - Monitoring runoff from construction sites and auditing municipal enforcement procedures.

Santa Monica BayKeeper - $500
General Support - Encouraging coastal watershed stewardship through, research, advocacy and litigation.

Save Our Danville Creeks - $7,000
Wendt Ranch Project - Protecting central Contra Costa County watersheds by reducing construction site runoff and household pollution.

Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition - $500
Watershed Programs - General support of programs to protect the San Francisco Bay watershed.

Sunrise Center - $5,000
Business Industry Professionals for Environmental Responsibility - Helping architects and contractors employ sustainable building practices and materials.

Tides Center - $3,200

GreenAction/Green Energy & Environmental Justice Project - Supporting low-income communities questioning the siting of additional fossil-fueled power plants in their neighborhoods.

Tides Center - $7,500

Literacy for Environmental Justice - Maintaining environmental education programs at Herons Head Park near Hunters Point in San Francisco.

University of California at Berkeley - $9,650
Department of Integrative Biology - Researching the effects of endocrine disrupters on amphibians in several western states.



Donor Advised Funds
The Rose Foundation works closely with individual and corporate donors to help them design and achieve philanthropic goals.


Burney Resources Group - $14,525

(sponsored by the Rose Foundation)
Advocating state of the art emissions controls for a new power plant proposed near Mt. Shasta.

Californians for Renewable Energy - $5,640
Advocating state of the art emissions controls for new power plants in California.

Our Children's Earth - $783,000

Working in partnership with Golden Gate University Environmental Law & Justice Clinic to support community-based efforts to control air pollution and watchdog the Bay Area Air Quality Management District.

Santa Theresa Citizen Action Group - $10,245

Advocating state of the art emissions controls for a new power plant proposed in San Jose.


Wheeler Fund

The Wheeler Fund makes discretionary grants to youth, education, arts and environmental programs.

Berkeley High School Development Group - $1,000
Berkeley Public Education Foundation
- $1,000
Center for Media and Democracy - $1,000
Earth Island Institute - Ma’at Youth Project - $1,000 Environmental Fiduciary Project (a project of the Rose Foundation) - $5,000
Lines Contemporary Ballet - $250
Middle East Children’s Alliance - $1,000
Regional Parks Foundation - $1,000


Anthony Grassroots Activism Prize

The Anthony Prize is an annual cash award recognizing an outstanding environmental service by grassroots activists.

Kids Against Environmental Pollution (sponsored by Communities for a Better Environment) - $1,000


Fiscal Sponsorship Funds
The Rose Foundation provides sponsorship and management assistance to selected projects whose goals directly further the Foundation's own mission.

Alliance for Clean Waterfront - $30,080
SFO/SF Bay Project 2000+ — Providing environmental community input into the proposed runway expansion at San Francisco Airport.

Environmental Film Project - $235

Preparing a documentary about North American forests.

Redwood Economic Development Institute - $20,331
Developing model eco-tourism projects on California’s North Coast.

Richmond Environmental Defense Fund - $2,640
Promoting environmentally-sustainable growth in Richmond.

Sacred Spaces Project - $7,400
Helping cancer patients build healing altars to focus their spiritual energy.

Treasure Island Wetlands Project - $14,100

Promoting the development of a model treatment wetlands on Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay.


Presidents Fund
The Presidents Fund provides small discretionary grants to a variety of community and environmental projects.

Presidents Fund Total - $2,270