PACF 2003 Grant Recipients


	2003 Grantees


	In 2003, PACF awarded nearly $140,000 to 19 organizations. Avenidas Restoration of Senior Home Repair Subsidy Program for low-income seniors. Child Advocates of Santa Clara and San Mateo Counties Recruitment and Training Program providing trained community volunteers for continuing follow-up for abused and neglected children in the county dependency systems. Community Association for Rehabilitation Infant Development Program providing early intervention services to over 140 infants and their families. Community School of Music & Arts Financial aid for low-income students to develop artistic abilities. East Palo Alto Mural Art Project Continuing support for mural project providing youth employment and training while enhancing schools and neighborhoods. East Palo Alto YMCA Funding for 2003 Summer Day Camp. Foundation for a College Education Providing academic coordinator for College Bound Program. Friends of Palo Alto Junior Museum and Zoo Providing in-depth science enrichment to elementary students in East Palo Alto and East Menlo Park. Girls Club of the Mid-Peninsula Supporting Music Learning Program for at-risk girls by providing a music teacher, piano, and sheet music. InnVision/Urban Ministry of Palo Alto Help with funding emergency case manager to assist families losing housing. Music Teachers Association of California Providing a music teacher for elementary students in East Palo Alto. Palo Alto Art Center Foundation Cultural Kaleidoscope program partnering Palo Alto and Ravenswood elementary students in visual arts program. Palo Alto Family YMCA Support for the Ventura Youth Activity Center. Planned Parenthood Golden Gate Promotoras Program providing outreach services in Spanish at locations in East Palo Alto. Shelter Network Enabling Haven Family House to continue in operation. St. Elizabeth Seton School Support of the Spectra Art Program serving kindergarten through eighth grade students. Support Network for Battered Women Funding for counseling and treatment for victims of domestic violence. Youth and Family Assistance Diversion Services Program providing juvenile delinquency prevention and early intervention services for East Palo Alto youth ages 10--17. Zohar independence programs for at-risk and special education students.