LA84 Foundation Announces $1.7 Million in Grants to 16 Southern California Youth Organizations on November 9, Reaching More Than 122,000 Young People
Los Angeles, California — The LA84 Foundation announced on November 9 that it awarded $1.7 million in grants to 16 school- and community-based organizations that provide youth sports, play and movement programs across Southern California. The foundation said the grants will support organizations serving more than 122,000 young people in Los Angeles, Orange, Riverside, San Bernardino, San Diego and Ventura counties.
Four organizations, Black Surfers Collective, Concrete Queenz, Downtown LA Soccer Club and Legacy LA, received LA84 grants for the first time. The other recipients are A Place Called Home, Beat the Streets Los Angeles, First Tee Inland Empire, Football for Her, Foundation for Interscholastic Youth Athletics, Pueblo Nuevo Education and Development Group, Rio Hondo Education Consortium, SCGA Junior Golf Foundation, Team Prime Time, Teens Rise Foundation, Volo Kids Foundation and Woodcraft Rangers.
The LA84 Foundation was created with a share of the surplus from the 1984 Los Angeles Olympics and began operating in 1985 as a grant-making and educational foundation. In addition to funding nonprofit youth sports organizations across Southern California, the foundation trains coaches, conducts research and maintains an Olympic sports library collection.
The foundation said its next large-grants cycle is scheduled to open in 2027. Individual grant amounts for this round were not published.
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