Does California Physicians Service Foundation accept unsolicited proposals?

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California Physicians Service Foundation

San Francisco, CA · EIN 942822302 · Website ↗ · 990s on ProPublica ↗

Assets

$80.7M

Total Giving

$130.2M

Grants on File

475

Average Grant

$274K

Giving Radius

Where California Physicians Service Foundation Has Given

Historical grants to 221 recipients across 16 states. Top concentrations: OAKLAND ($29.3M, 76 grants), SAN FRANCISCO ($23.5M, 80 grants), LOS ANGELES ($18.7M, 72 grants), SACRAMENTO ($14.8M, 42 grants), WASHINGTON ($4.6M, 36 grants).

Section I

How to Apply

Go to our website: https://blueshieldcafoundation.org/grants

On Unsolicited Proposals yes

Restrictions

The Blue Shield of California Foundation is committed to making healthcare accessible, effective, and affordable for all californians, particularly underserved people, and to ending domestic violence. In 2023, the foundation distributed resources across seven priority areas, which involved grant making and other programmatic activities (e.g., research, communications, community engagement and public affaIRS) That Advance the Outcomes Sought by the Foundation's long term strategy. Please see our website for more details on programmatic priorities.

Section IV

Recent Grants

Recipient	Location	Amount	Purpose	Year
California Association of Food Banks	Oakland, CA	$150K	General operating support	2020
Women's Foundation of California	Oakland, CA	$670K	Creating a Collaborative Fund to advance gender justice in california	2020
Alliance for Justice	Washington, DC	$125K	INCrease california nonprofits advocacy knowledge and capacity	2020
Black Women for Wellness	Los Angeles, CA	$100K	General operating support	2020
Korean Resource Center	Los Angeles, CA	$200K	General operating support	2020
Organizacion En California De Lideres Campesinas INC	Oxnard, CA	$200K	General operating support	2020
Alliance for Community Transformations	Mariposa, CA	$91K	Leveraging collaboration to end domestic violence: sustainability and strategic planning in the california hmong advocates network and building our future collaborative	2020
Alliance for Girls	Oakland, CA	$358K	Safe and thriving girls and communities	2020
Futures Without Violence	San Francisco, CA	$750K	All in for kids initiative	2020
Bay Area Council Foundation	San Francisco, CA	$125K	Advancing economic security for workers through research on the impact of california's paid family leave policy	2020
Human Impact Partners	Oakland, CA	$200K	Public health reimagining safety	2020
Jenesse Center INC	Los Angeles, CA	$272K	Leadership Council for domestic violence and health care of los angeles	2020
National Academy of Sciences	Washington, DC	$30K	Roundtable on obesity solutions	2020
Northern California Grantmakers	San Francisco, CA	$100K	General operating support	2020
Academy Health	Washington, DC	$30K	Supporting states covid-19 response: the need for rapid learning and evaluation	2020
Access California Services	Anaheim, CA	$200K	General operating support	2020
Alliance for Girls	Oakland, CA	$325K	Advocating for policies and practices that improve safety and positive gender norms	2020
Alliance for Girls	Oakland, CA	$153K	Assessing the impact of covid-19 on violence against girls and creating a rapid response network to support their safety and resilience	2020
Asian American Pacific Islanders in Philanthropy	Oakland, CA	$50K	Diversity among philanthropic professionals (dapp) survey	2020
Asian Pacific Fund	San Francisco, CA	$100K	Rapid response funding addressing the covid-19 public health crisis in support of healthy families and communities in california	2020
Southern California Grantmakers	Los Angeles, CA	$75K	General operating support	2020
University of Southern California	Los Angeles, CA	$320K	2020 california health journalism fellowship	2020
California State University Fresno Foundation	Fresno, CA	$300K	Advancing prevention policy innovation and adoption: the san joaquin valley public health consortium	2020
Center for Young Women's Development	San Francisco, CA	$150K	Building the evidence for leadership development of exploited girls, women, and gender nonconforming people of color to break the cycle of intimate partner violence in san francisco	2020
Women's Foundation of California	Oakland, CA	$329K	Advancing gender justice in california	2020

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Section V

Board of Directors

ADRIANE LAMAR SNIDER CHAIR, AUDIT COMMITTEE
HELEN DUPLESSIS MD MPH CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
KATHERINE FLORES MD CHAIR, HR COMMITTEE
LUIS GRANADOS TRUSTEE
MARICELA RIOS TRUSTEE
RAYMOND J BAXTER TRUSTEE
SHARON KIMBERLY BELSHE BOARD CHAIR
DEBORAH I CHANG PRESIDENT AND CEO
LISA DAVIS TRUSTEE
SANDY CLARKE TRUSTEE
ADRIANE LAMAR SNIDER CHAIR, AUDIT COMMITTEE
KATHERINE FLORES MD CHAIR, HR COMMITTEE
MICHAEL A RODRIGUEZ MD MPH TRUSTEE
RAYMOND J BAXTER CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE
SHARON KIMBERLY BELSHE BOARD CHAIR
DEBORAH I CHANG PRESIDENT AND CEO
LISA DAVIS TRUSTEE
HELEN DUPLESSIS MD MPH TRUSTEE
SANDY CLARKE TRUSTEE
EVELYN DILSAVER BOARD CHAIR
SHARON KIMBERLY BELSHE VICE CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR
KATHERINE FLORES MD AUDIT COMMITTEE CHAIR
MICHAEL A RODRIGUEZ MD MPH CHAIR, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE
GARY COHEN TRUSTEE
ADRIANE LAMAR SNIDER TRUSTEE
RAYMOND J BAXTER TRUSTEE
DEBORAH I CHANG PRESIDENT AND CEO
LISA DAVIS TRUSTEE
EVELYN DILSAVER BOARD CHAIR
SHARON KIMBERLY BELSHE VICE CHAIR, GOVERNANCE COMMITTEE CHAIR
KATHERINE FLORES MD AUDIT COMMITTEE CHAIR
MICHAEL A RODRIGUEZ MD MPH CHAIR, HUMAN RESOURCES COMMITTEE
GARY COHEN TRUSTEE
MICHAEL MATHIAS TRUSTEE
ADRIANE LAMAR SNIDER TRUSTEE
RAYMOND J BAXTER FORMER PRES.&CEO(THRU 4/20); TRUSTEE
DEBORAH I CHANG PRESIDENT AND CEO (FROM 3/20)

Section VI

Filing History

Year-by-year financial summary from IRS 990-PF filings. Total assets and qualifying distributions show the foundation's growth and giving trajectory.

Year	Total Assets	Qualifying Distributions	Total Revenue	Total Expenses
2023	$77.4M	$3.1M	$21.9M	$23.7M
2022	$73.4M	$3.7M	$19.3M	$35.8M
2021	$111.3M	$4.0M	$39.2M	$34.6M
2020	$102.9M	$3.3M	$51.1M	$39.4M
2019	$103.3M	$3.1M	$42.0M	$36.9M
2015	$71.3M	$2.3M	$35.3M	$34.9M
2014	$74.3M	$2.3M	$35.8M	$36.1M
2013	$63.1M	$2.5M	$38.7M	$39.8M
2012	$66.3M	$2.3M	$40.6M	$36.4M
2011	$62.0M	$2.1M	$38.8M	$32.1M

Section VII

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