Organization holds its annual Grant Awards Celebration
The Chula Vista Community Foundation, an affiliate of the San Diego Foundation, held its annual Grant Awards Celebration last month at the Common Theory Public House restaurant in Chula Vista. The group awarded $63,800 to three nonprofits that provide educational programs supporting science, technology, engineering, art and mathematics, technical training, small business assistance, and increased access and resources for those facing barriers.
The three nonprofits for this year: Accessity — $10,000 for technical assistance for Chula Vista small businesses. Generation STEAM — $20,000 for Life Science Station. Southwest Sports Wellness Foundation — $33,800 for its Healthcare Boost Camp. If your organization has held an event, you’re welcome to email a high-resolution photo along with information on the event to [email protected].
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