Asociación Pro Personas con Parálisis
Cerebral (APAC)
(Mexico City, Mexico)
To support the construction of a rehabilitation
center – $7,700.
Aquatic Adventures
(San Diego, CA)
To support the BAHIA after school program –
$5,000.
Asociación de Amigos de M.A.P.
(Mexico City, Mexico)
To establish a space in the Museo de Arte
Popular for popular art highlighted as
exceptional and worthy of recognition –
$150,000.
Asociación de Artes del Mar de Cortéz,
A.C.
(Los Barilles, BCS, Mexico)
Programmatic support for the the Centro
Multicultural de Artes – $270.
Asociación Nacional para la Conservación
de la Naturaleza (ANCON)
(Panama City, Panama)
For conservation activities to protect La
Amistad Biosphere Reserve
in Panama –
$85,295.
Asociación SHARE de Guatemala
(Guatemala City, Guatemala)
Support for emergency response and to
rehabilitate water systems for the communities
of Agua Tibia, El Duraznal and Rio Hondo in
Comitancillo, San Marcos, Guatemala –
$20,000.
Baton Rouge Area Foundation
(Baton Rouge, LA)
For the “The Hurricane Katrina New Orleans
Recovery Fund” – $11,000.
Bilateral Safety Corridor Coalition
(National City, CA)
To help combat human trafficking, commercial
and sexual exploitation along the US-Mexico
Border – $20,000.
Casa de Menor Migrante (YMCA)
(Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
Renovation of kitchen facilities for migrant
youth shelter – $500.
Centro Mexicano de Derecho Ambiental,
A. C. (CEMDA)
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
Programmatic support for CEMDA’s office in
La Paz – $33,302; For training efforts in their
La Paz office – $110,000; and for CEMDA’s
legal and advocacy work in Loreto, as well as
an environmental intern and a business plan
for opening an office in Loreto, BCS, Mexico –
$25,000.
Centro Mujeres
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
To support the first year of a six year project
entitled “Plain Talk” for parents designed to
meet communication needs and promote
family dialogue – $40,000; To support the
expansion of the “Project Flor de Paz” in
Loreto – $20,000.
CETYS Universidad
(Ensenada, BC, Mexico)
For materials, programming, and scholarships
to benefit undergraduate engineering students
in the Movilidad Program – $20,250.
Comunidad Vision y Desarrollo, A.C.
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
To support communications, education,
institutional development and advocacy efforts
for work on quality of life indicators and policy
transparency in La Paz – $40,000; For general
operating support – $50,000.
Conservación del Territorio Insular Mexicano (ISLA)
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
Support for research on recreational fisheries
in the Upper Gulf of California-$1,825; For
general operations as the second part of a
two-year grant – $35,000.
Corredor Histórico CAREM
(Tecate, BC, Mexico)
For media room equipment-$10,000; To
provide technical support for multimedia
services – $1,000.
Cruz Roja Mexicali
(Mexicali, BC, Mexico)
For emergency medical supplies – $4,976.
Cruz Roja Torreón
(Torreón, Coahuila, Mexico)
For medical supplies to respond to emergency
needs in the Torreón area – $5,000.
Ecology Project International
(Missoula, MT)
General operating support – $100,000; For the
Baja Field Ecology Program that links
students from the US and La Paz, Mexico to
the environment through field-based research
on Isla Espiritu Santo – $50,000.
Flying Samaritans
(San Diego, California)
To support a pediatric health fair in Casa San
Eugenia in La Morita, Tijuana, Mexico –
$1,000.
Fronteras Unidas Pro Salud, A.C.
(Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
To support a library coordinator and assistant
at an elementary school in Valle Verde –
$18,585; to support a reading room within a
teen center at the Pro Salud headquarters –
$11,480; and continued support for the school
library in Valle Verde, Tijuana, Mexico –
$12,000.
Fundación Albatros Media
(Panama City, Panama)
Support for the creation of four, four-minute
videos on the importance of the Las Perlas
archipelago in Panama – $39,500.
Fundación Avifauna Eugene Eisenmann
(Panama City, Panama)
To support Phase 1 construction of the
“Panama Rainforest Discovery Center” –
$20,000.
Fundación Ayuda Niños La Paz, A.C.
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
Scholarships for middle school and high
school students and for general operating
support – $33,000.
Fundación Cadavieco
(Mexico City, Mexico)
To support art therapy and support for HIV
positive orphans in the “Casa de La Sal” home
– $5,000.
Fundación Comunitaria Oaxaca
(Oaxaca, Mexico)
To establish the Friends of the International
Community Foundation Fund for the benefit of
nonprofits in Oaxaca – $16,400.
Fundación de Apoyo para Niños
Especiales (Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
To support the participation of low-income
children with special needs in a therapeutic
care program for children with special needs –
$10,000.
Fundación Deborah Wayne
(San Ignacio, BC, Mexico)
To support a medical fair including an eyecare
and dental clinic in San Ignacio, Baja
California, Mexico – $850.
Fundación del Empresariado
Chihuahuense (FECHAC)
(Chihuahua, Chihuahua, Mexico)
For medical equipment for the 4 satellite Red
Cross centers in the city of Chihuahua –
$5,000.
Fundación Hogar Esperanza
(Santiago, Chile)
To help fund educational expenses for 28
children for the 2006 school year – $5,000.
Fundación Internacional de la Comunidad
(Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
Support for the Kyoto Prize scholarships for
university students – $31,500.
Fundación La Puerta
(Tecate, Mexico)
General operating support – $3,300.
Fundación Mar Viva
(Panama City, Panama)
To provide operational support to Mar Viva’s
patrolling efforts in Coiba National Park in
Panama – $101,545.
Fundación Miguel Batista
(Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic)
General operational support for a baseball
league for underprivileged youth, as well as a
retirement home and medical clinic in San
Pedro de Marcoris – $101,330.
Fundación Para la Protección de la Niñez
(Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
Support for a Christmas concert, a retirement
home in Mexicali, and to purchase food
baskets, blankets, and toys for families in
Tijuana, Tecate, Mexicali and Rosarito –
$26,000; to support “Day of the Child”
activities in Chihuahua, Torreón, Mexicali,
Ensenada, Rosarito and Tecate, and to
purchase 15 computers for a school in Valle
de las Palmas area of Tecate – $52,200.
Fundación Pro Ayuda a la Mujer Origen
(Mexico City, Mexico)
For efforts to educate residents of the Colonia
Agricola Oriental on the prevention and
intervention of domestic violence and to offer
free psychological and legal consulting –
$5,000.
Fundación Tarpuy
(Córdoba, Argentina)
Funding for a digital communication
scholarship program for post graduate
university students (PROCOM),and to support
the MINKAY program that promotes art and
culture in schools – $100,245; support for
ESCALAR program that includes
scholarships, tutoring, and English classes to
15 students entering middle school who are
economically disadvantaged – $68,380; for
continued support for MINKAY and PROCOM
for two years – $197,762.
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Grupo de los Cien Internacional, A.C.
(Mexico City)
For general support – $25,000.
Grupo Ecologista Antares (GEA)
(Loreto, BCS, Mexico)
Funding for the “Environmental Organizations
of Baja California Sur” Sixth Conference –
$8,280; to support GEA’s strategic and
institutional development planning process
over the coming year – $10,000.
High Tech High International
(San Diego, CA)
To provide scholarships for low income
students to participate in international
immersion trips to China, Mexico, Australia,
Costa Rica, and Peru – $10,000.
Iberoamericana University Foundation
(Tijuana, BC, Mexico)
Programmatic support for the “Bookmobile”
literacy program for public schools in Tijuana –
$8,058.
International Center for Journalists
(Washington DC)
To improve the ability of Mexican journalists to
produce in-depth stories on sustainable
development issues in the Baja Peninsula –
$15,000.
International Development Exchange
(San Francisco, CA)
Support for disaster relief in Guatemala –
$11,600.
Junto Con Los Niños de Puebla, A.C.
(Puebla, Puebla, Mexico)
For the Juconi House program to help
integrate troubled youth into mainstream
society – $5,000.
Liga MAC, A.C.
(San José del Cabo, BCS, Mexico)
Programmatic support for a community center,
emergency medical assistance, a scholarship
program, and a school dormitory-$17,000.
Los Niños
(Mexicali, BC, Mexico)
To support outreach and development of a
Green Areas project at three schools in the
Progreso Colonia of Mexicali – $9,700.
Los Niños del Capitán
(Cabo San Lucas, BCS, Mexico)
For general operating expenses – $20,000.
Maijañuí, A.C.
(San Ignacio, BCS, Mexico)
To carry out community economic
development programs for "Ejido Luis
Echeverria Alvarez" – $25,000.
Museo Sol del Niño
(Mexicali, Mexico)
To sponsor the museum guides program and
the summer science program for 2006 –
$200,000.
North Coast Cetacean Society
(British Columbia, Canada)
To purchase an additional hydrophone,
equipment for research, and general operating
costs to run the research station – $33,000.
Pro Peninsula
(San Diego, CA)
To provide programmatic support to Vigilantes
de Bahia Magdalena – $10,000; To support
the 8th annual meeting of the Grupo
Tortuguero in Loreto, BCS, Mexico – $1,500.
ProEsteros, A.C.
(Ensenada, BC. Mexico)
Programmatic support to begin outreach to
schools in San Quintin, Laguna San Ignacio,
and Magdalena Bay about gray whales –
$3,500.
Project Amigo
(Colima, Mexico)
Programmatic support to fund a pilot
homework club project, fund a university
scholarship, and provide support to a home for
women university students – $25,000.
Pronatura Noroeste
(Ensenada, BC, Mexico)
Operational support – $40,000; To support
monitoring via satellite of a 116,000-acre
conservation easement at Ejido Luis
Echeverria Alvarez in San Ignacio Lagoon,
BCS Mexico – $39,000; To support to
securing ten conservation easements on
private parcels in Ejido Luis Echeverria
Alvarez – $122,160; To support institutional
development to strengthen fundraising, media
outreach, and branding for Pronatura’s
Northwestern Mexico program – $35,000;
Programmatic support related to the
sustainable development and biodiversity
conservation of Bahia de Los Angeles –
$100,000; To support land conservation and
marine stewardship at Playa La Unica near
Bahia de Los Angeles, BC, Mexico – $84,000;
To establish three conservation easements in
Bahia de Los Angeles – $38,864; For the
“Conservation and Management Plan for the
San Lorenzo Archipelago National Park” –
$15,000; and to support the due diligence
required to undertake additional conservation
easements in Laguna San Ignacio – $80,161.
PVO México, A.C.
(Mexico City, Mexico)
To support the victims of Hurricane Stan in
Chiapas and to provide scholarships for
special needs children to attend school –
$25,000; support for the construction of a
Cultural Learning Space in San José del
Rincón, Estado de México – $15,000.
San Diego Coastkeeper
(San Diego, CA)
Programmatic support for World Water
Monitoring Day in Tijuana, B.C., Mexico –
$2,220.
San Diego Natural History Museum
(San Diego, CA)
Programmatic support for PROBEA (Proyecto
Bi-regional de Educación Ambiental) to carry
out environmental education curriculum
design and teacher training over three years in
La Paz, BC, Mexico – $179,310; for PROBEA
to carry out an environmental education
project at Ecoparque for school children in
Tijuana – $50,000; and support for the Wyland
mural project for the La Paz, Mexico – $1,500.
In support of the Sustainable Northwest
Initiative (NOS) to develop and implement a
vision for sustainable development for the Gulf
of California Region – $20,000.
Shanghai Teacher’s Award Foundation Nanhui District
(Shanghai, China)
Support for student and teacher scholarships
and contruction of rural migrant schools –
$67,517.
Siempre Semillas
(La Ribera, BCS, Mexico)
Funding to construct a solar well – $3,040; to
build a community kitchen for their educational
programs – $5,000; and to purchase a
computer and satellite system for their office –
$2,700.
SIO-Center for Marine Biodiversity and
Conservation
(La Jolla, CA)
For an extension of a previous grant to include
desalinization research for Baja California Sur
– $10,000; Funding to support a fellowship –
$5,000; and to support research related to
coastal fisheries modeling for the Alternative
Futures Study of Loreto – $5,000.
Smithsonian Tropical Research Institute
(Panama City, Panama)
For conservation activities in the Las Perlas
archipelago – $119,700; for a marine
education and outreach program that will
develop educational material on whale
conservation and research for humpback
whales – $11,700. To support the Punta
Culebra Nature Center that provides
environmental education to Panamanian
children – $25,004.
Sociedad de Historia Natural Niparajá A.C.
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
Programmatic support for the conservation of
the San Cosme-Punto Mechudo Corridor in
Baja California Sur – $90,785; general
operating support – $110,400; and to cover
research costs related to the creation of a
municipal protected area in Balandra, BCS,
Mexico – $25,000; to support a strategic
planning process for a new water program and
general support for the water program –
$15,000; for operational support and to
implement their conservation agenda –
$70,000.
The Greater New Orleans Foundation
(New Orleans, LA)
To support Hurricane Katrina relief efforts
through the Rebuild New Orleans Fund –
$6,918.
UCSD Graduate School of Intl. Relations and Pacific Studies
(La Jolla, CA)
To support a lecture series on the
interdependency of the border region –
$10,300.
Unidos Por Mata Ortiz, A.C.
(Mata Ortiz, Chihuahua, Mexico)
To help remodel a junior high school – $8,000.
United Nations Foundation
(Washington, DC)
Support for the Earthquake Relief and Early
Recovery Project in Pakistan with a focus on
school reconstruction – $11,600.
Universidad Autónoma de Baja California Sur (UABCS)
(La Paz, BCS, Mexico)
Funding to complete GIS mapping of
ecological and socio-economic data in support
of the Alternative Futures Study for Loreto,
BCS, Mexico – $20,969.
Utah State University
(Logan, Utah)
To provide charitable support for the
establishment of the Gombe School of
Environment & Society (GOSECO) in Gombe,
Tanzania, and assist in the fulfillment of the
school’s Phase II plan – $15,000.
Vigilantes de Bahia Magdalena, A.C.
(San Carlos, BCS, Mexico)
To support water monitoring in Magdalena
Bay – $10,000.
Wildcoast
(Imperial Beach, CA)
To complete the protection of 20,000 acres of
privately-held lands in Laguna San Ignacio,
BCS, Mexico and to carry out a media and
outreach campaign to tour operators and the
general public in Mexico. – $40,000; and for
general support – $10,000. |
