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.
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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
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