San Francisco, CA
Support for the Writer’s Rooms programming integrated into the teaching practice and curricula of three underserved schools.
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Grantees Of The Norman Raab Foundation
Grantees
updated: 09/16/2019
The Norman Raab Foundation grants approximately one million dollars each year across all of our grant programs. Our grantees are a diverse group of organizations that share a deep commitment to the communities they serve. The following list highlights a selection of our 2019 grant recipients.
Current Grant Recipients
Doylestown, PA
Dental program support. ASCHC provides health care services for uninsured and underinsured patients in Bucks County, PA.
San Francisco, CA
Funding for liver disease research investigating connections between liver immune response and Hepatitis B and C.
Boulder Creek, CA
Funding for facility improvements at Camp Krem, a year-round recreational camp serving children and adults with special needs.
Seattle, WA
Support to increase EarthCorps’ capacity to provide equitable and inclusive environmental education and service learning programs to K-12 schools.
Brookline, MA
Support for the Holocaust and Human Behaviors professional development seminars for middle and high school teachers.
San Francisco, CA
Research and education about Extreme Risk Protection Order implementation.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Prime Time Family Reading Program, which engages families in exploring the humanities through reading and discussion of children’s literature.
Cambridge, MA
Funding to develop free, web-based games and curriculum for teaching Civics in middle and high school classrooms.
Bainbridge Island, WA
Support for environmental education programming for youth.
Philadelphia, PA
Family support programming at the Brodsky Enrichment Center, which provides education and engagement opportunities for individuals and families of all backgrounds.
San Francisco, CA
Education programming support for the JFCS Holocaust Center.
Baltimore, MD
Funding for Type I Diabetes research investigating the protective role of immune cells in the development of Type 1 Diabetes.
Baltimore, MD
Support for the Low Vision Service at Wilmer Eye Institute, to increase the quality of life for patients with vision loss.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Employment Pathways program, which provides free education and training opportunities to prepare low-income adults with limited English language and literacy skills to enter or advance in the workforce.
Philadelphia, PA
Clinical staff support to improve patient care and outcomes.
San Rafael, CA
Funding for the Whistlestop nutrition programs serving home-bound adults in need.
Sausalito, CA
Funding for the Ocean Ambassadors program, a project-based marine science program for middle school students in the San Francisco Unified School District.
Doylestown, PA
Support for community education and abuse prevention programs.
Seattle, WA
Support for ReWA’s Youth Program serving students with after-school tutoring and career development programs that include enrichment and leadership programming.
Seattle, WA
Support for Writers in the Schools, which places professional writers in year-long residencies at public schools to promote essential literacy skills and sustain a culture of reading and writing.
Seattle, WA
Support for school-based partnerships, which engage elementary-aged students in writing projects that culminate in published works.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Science Adventure Lab, a mobile science laboratory which brings hands-on science education to under-resourced elementary and middle schools across Washington state.
San Francisco, CA
Funding for the Children’s Hunger Relief and Nutrition programs, which serves children from low-income families.
Seattle, WA
Support for the expansion of Team Read’s one-to-one reading tutoring program which pairs elementary-aged readers with trained teen coaches.
San Rafael, CA
Nutrition education and wellness programming for adults with special needs.
Denver, CO
Support for the Education and Job Readiness program, which focuses on developing skills for gaining and improving employment opportunities.
Washington, D.C.
Support for the Museum’s Teacher Education Initiatives, to engage and train the next generation of Holocaust educators.
Seattle, WA
Small business training program which provides no-cost, culturally relevant business training to low-income entrepreneurs.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Early Learning Center, a year-round preschool that provides high-quality educational experiences for vulnerable children whose families are facing homelessness.
Philadelphia, PA
Support to expand WePAC’s work providing library services to students in underserved Philadelphia elementary schools.
Seattle, WA
Expansion of Family Mathways, a caregiver-based program that encourages curiosity around early math concepts for children aged 3-5.
San Francisco, CA
Support for the Writer’s Rooms programming integrated into the teaching practice and curricula of three underserved schools.
Seattle, WA
Support to increase EarthCorps’ capacity to provide equitable and inclusive environmental education and service learning programs to K-12 schools.
Brookline, MA
Support for the Holocaust and Human Behaviors professional development seminars for middle and high school teachers.
San Francisco, CA
Research and education about Extreme Risk Protection Order implementation.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Prime Time Family Reading Program, which engages families in exploring the humanities through reading and discussion of children’s literature.
Cambridge, MA
Funding to develop free, web-based games and curriculum for teaching Civics in middle and high school classrooms.
Bainbridge Island, WA
Support for environmental education programming for youth.
San Francisco, CA
Education programming support for the JFCS Holocaust Center.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Employment Pathways program, which provides free education and training opportunities to prepare low-income adults with limited English language and literacy skills to enter or advance in the workforce.
Sausalito, CA
Funding for the Ocean Ambassadors program, a project-based marine science program for middle school students in the San Francisco Unified School District.
Seattle, WA
Support for ReWA’s Youth Program serving students with after-school tutoring and career development programs that include enrichment and leadership programming.
Seattle, WA
Support for Writers in the Schools, which places professional writers in year-long residencies at public schools to promote essential literacy skills and sustain a culture of reading and writing.
Seattle, WA
Support for school-based partnerships, which engage elementary-aged students in writing projects that culminate in published works.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Science Adventure Lab, a mobile science laboratory which brings hands-on science education to under-resourced elementary and middle schools across Washington state.
Seattle, WA
Support for the expansion of Team Read’s one-to-one reading tutoring program which pairs elementary-aged readers with trained teen coaches.
Washington, D.C.
Support for the Museum’s Teacher Education Initiatives, to engage and train the next generation of Holocaust educators.
Seattle, WA
Small business training program which provides no-cost, culturally relevant business training to low-income entrepreneurs.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Early Learning Center, a year-round preschool that provides high-quality educational experiences for vulnerable children whose families are facing homelessness.
Philadelphia, PA
Support to expand WePAC’s work providing library services to students in underserved Philadelphia elementary schools.
Seattle, WA
Expansion of Family Mathways, a caregiver-based program that encourages curiosity around early math concepts for children aged 3-5.
Doylestown, PA
Dental program support. ASCHC provides health care services for uninsured and underinsured patients in Bucks County, PA.
San Francisco, CA
Funding for liver disease research investigating connections between liver immune response and Hepatitis B and C.
San Francisco, CA
Research and education about Extreme Risk Protection Order implementation.
Baltimore, MD
Funding for Type I Diabetes research investigating the protective role of immune cells in the development of Type 1 Diabetes.
Baltimore, MD
Support for the Low Vision Service at Wilmer Eye Institute, to increase the quality of life for patients with vision loss.
Philadelphia, PA
Clinical staff support to improve patient care and outcomes.
Boulder Creek, CA
Funding for facility improvements at Camp Krem, a year-round recreational camp serving children and adults with special needs.
Philadelphia, PA
Family support programming at the Brodsky Enrichment Center, which provides education and engagement opportunities for individuals and families of all backgrounds.
San Rafael, CA
Funding for the Whistlestop nutrition programs serving home-bound adults in need.
Doylestown, PA
Support for community education and abuse prevention programs.
San Francisco, CA
Funding for the Children’s Hunger Relief and Nutrition programs, which serves children from low-income families.
San Rafael, CA
Nutrition education and wellness programming for adults with special needs.
Denver, CO
Support for the Education and Job Readiness program, which focuses on developing skills for gaining and improving employment opportunities.
Seattle, WA
Support for the Early Learning Center, a year-round preschool that provides high-quality educational experiences for vulnerable children whose families are facing homelessness.