In addition to fulfilling your personal philanthropic goals through RSFF, we encourage you to partner with the Foundation's community impact grantmaking. Each year, we identify organizations or issues in the community or in our region, that deserve special funding from our un-restricted endowments. Generally, the Foundation will provide "stimulus" funds to begin the process and we then seek additional funding from our donor advisors, private foundations in the community, or individuals who we know support these causes.
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1998
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RSF Community Center Capital Campaign
- RSFF made five-year pledge
- First major grant in community from un-restricted funds
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$100,000
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2000
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Forest Health Task Force -- Eucalyptus Trees
- RSFF took lead in eradicating lerp psyllid
- Secured funding from SDG&E, RSF Fire District
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2001
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RSF Seniors, Inc. -- La Gracia Property
- Identified property
- Secured lead gifts for property purchase
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2004
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San Pasqual Academy Wellness Center
Phase 1
- Worked with donor advisors to leverage RSFF funds
- Worked with other private foundations to leverage RSFF funds
- Community commitment to complete center
RSF Women's Fund created
- 56 women became Charter Members
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2005
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San Pasqual Academy Wellness Center
Phase 2
- Worked with donor advisors to leverage RSFF funds
- Worked with other private foundations to leverage RSFF funds
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$15,000
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2007
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San Diego Natural History Museum --
Dead Sea Scrolls Exhibition
- RSFF provided funding for one lecture in a series of 22
- RSFF sought equal funding for 300 tickets and transportation to one lecture
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$10,000
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Community HousingWorks --
Los Robles Learning Center
- RSFF provided funding for half of $38,000 project
- RSFF sought additional support from local donor advisors, private foundations and individuals
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$19,000
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Osuna Adobe Restoration
- Rancho Santa Fe Association purchased 28 acre property with historic home
dating from 1835.
- RSF Foundation granted $29,000 to fund the Historic Structures
Report.
- An endowment fund for the adobe established at RSF Foundation
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The Monarch School
- The Monarch School is located in downtown San Diego. Provides an accredited
education to homeless and at-risk kids while caring for basic needs such as healthcare,
food, clothing and personal hygiene.
- RSF Foundation provided $5000 which was
matched dollar for dollar by seven other donors in the community for each of
three years.
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Fire Recovery Coordinating Committee
- The FRCC was formed immediately after the October fires to bring community
leaders together to assist victims and their families.
- Four funds established – “Good
Samaritan Fund”, “Disaster Relief Fund”, “First Responders Fund” and “Rebuilding
Lives Fund for San Pasqual Academy”.
- More than $340,000 was raised.
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2008
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RSF Foundation Scholarship Fund
- RSF Foundation established the fund with $10,000 and is seeking new donors to provide scholarships to high school graduates who will attend San Diego County colleges and universities.
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San Diego Blood Bank
- On September 8, 2008, the Foundation will partner with Rancho Santa Fe Rotary Club to bring the San Diego Blood Bank Bloodmobile to Rancho Santa Fe.
- Goal is to have 52 blood donors and raise $3000 for the purchase of a new
donor bed at the Escondido Donor Center.
- Foundation and Rotary will each commit
$500. Balance will be donated by individuals.
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University of San Diego
- Foundation will partner with School of Leadership and Nonprofit Management at USD to present the “2008 Nonprofit Management Series” to more than 25 county agencies.
- 85% of fees will be donated to scholarship program at USD.
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