Investing in Safety and Confidence: Foundation Partners

 

“Kidpower’s programs have the ability to affect young and old and everyone in between, equally. The confidence that their services give participants is palpable. Taproot Foundation supported Kidpower not only because of its strong mission, but also its effective and passionate leadership. Everyone at the organization has a clear understanding of how Kidpower can grow and be most effective, and this dedication to continued high quality work is inspiring. We know that our grant to Kidpower was leveraged to the fullest.”

Anne Diaz, Taproot Foundation
Senior Program Officer

Our foundation partners large and small provide essential support, fueling Kidpower’s efforts to prevent future bullying, violence, abuse, and abductions.

Our foundation partners have diverse goals and priorities, but all have recognized Kidpower’s capacity to improve safety and quality of life through our services.

Some are drawn to Kidpower because of our work with children, while others recognize the invaluable role our skills play in the lives of other vulnerable populations. Some have awarded grants to us for years, while others are new supporters. We deeply value each of our foundation partners for the commitment they show to making a difference by empowering people to take charge of their safety and well-being.

Other Ways Foundations Contribute

In addition to single or ongoing grants, foundations can also help us by:

  • Introducing Kidpower to other potential funders
  • Sponsoring workshops and events
  • Encouraging employee giving
  • Matching employee gifts
  • Serving on our Board

Our Recent Foundation Supporters Include:*

Cornerstone Contributors:

Foundations whose grants have played a key role in our development

Lucile Packard Foundation for Children’s Health Foundation - pilot development of services for very young children and first outside professional program evaluation

David and Lucile Packard Foundation - first two-year office center start-up grant and first organizational assessment

Community Foundation of Santa Cruz County - training of professionals pilot program

Wells Fargo Foundation - first major grant to Kidpower right after 1989 earthquake in Santa Cruz devastated our community


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