International, Foreign Affairs & National Security
Carry The Vision
GILROY, CA
Total revenue
$2.0M
Total expenses
$2.0M
Net assets
$229K
Grants received
$1.2M
16 grants
EIN
010952753
Tax year
2024
Mission
Carry the vision serves the bipoc communities, immigrants, justice involved, incarcerated/formerly incarcerated adults and youth, the unhoused, and those experiencing mental health and recovery challenges. We provide programs and support services to individuals, families, communities, and neighborhoods who have been historically and systematically marginalized, excluded, and prevented from accessing essential resources that promote economic and social well-being, which include: in-custody and community-based life skills programs; community healing circles; resource navigation and peer supports; lived experience workforce development; and fiscal partner development to provide backbone support to budding residence coalitions and organized groups committed to advancing local initiatives.
Programs
15 programs
Santa clara county public health: the contractor will serve as a coordinating backbone to grassroots "promotor" community organizations serving south and north county that will conduct outreach to vulnerable communities and will provide critical relief, support services to help residents in santa clara county rebound stronger than ever from the disproportionate impact of covid-19 pandemic, with a focus on resilience, prevention and healing.
Calcrg: this contract supports justice impacted adults and families with case management and system navigation to overcome barriers to access essential services and resources, and/or provide tools for restoring health and well-being.
Rooted operations, employment social enterprise, redf: these grants support carry the vision's rooted program by funding wages, training, and strengthening its infrastructure, ensuring long-term growth and stability for the enterprise. Rooted is an employment social enterprise that provides second-chance jobs for formerly incarcerated individuals and other facing barriers to work by generating earned income through junk removal and estate clearing services.
Power school: this grant supports healing circles for power school leadership team. Sessions will include: circle building, meditation techniques, breathing exercises, guided reflections, and other holistic healing practices/techniques.
Vta: this grant supports the launch of the community rising coalition (crc), a grassroots coalition comprised of immigrants, under resourced "gap families", court impacted families, and families with unstable housing and transportation.
Destination home - capacity: this grant is to provide capacity-building support to strengthen and increase carry the visions capacity to address issues of homelessness and housing instability for clients, residents and the community in support of the 2020-2025 community plan to end homelessness.
Nueva vida community grants: these grants support nueva vida community healing families programs, workshops, and retreats that empower monolingual spanish speaking, first generation community leaders who reside in gilroy's most health impacted areas.
Svcf capacity - courageous conversations conference: the grant supports carry the vision's race equity work through training and capacity building with courageous conversations summit and beyond diversity training.
Destination home - client techquity and sea fund: the supportive employment assistance (sea) fund and client techequity empowers individuals with current or past experiences of homelessness to overcome employment barriers and achieve their employment goals for the purpose of securing and/or retaining housing stability.
All in for kids: this grant supports bay area communities in reimagining how child and family serving systems can more effectively interrupt and prevent childhood trauma with community-driven strategies that are rooted in racial equity, healing and prevention.
Open space allies: this grant supports open space allies llc (osa) which works directly with key city leadership, elected officials, business districts and all stakeholders to develop collective awareness of the major benefits for open street programs, including to help grow and creat sustainability for open streets in south santa clara county.
Svcf health: this grant supports carry the vision's lived experience train the trainer wellness program that empowers south county youth and adults with skills to replace fear, self-doubt, and limiting beliefs with courage, confidence, and clarity to propel their hearts and minds towards a life they love living.
Program services other:
Valley medical foundation: bolster organizational resilience through enhanced marketing, fundraising and fiscal infrastructure that will expand access to services and reduce barriers for impacted communities. Increase organizational sustainability by strengthening civic culture that promotes truth, healing and belonging including healing practices for staff to address compassion fatigue and burnout.
Svcf fundraising capacity, svcf capacity: this grant is for fundraising capacity building support on behalf of svcf's community action initiative.
Financials
FY 2024
Revenue
Expenses
People
4 listed
SHELLEY SWAN
Executive Dir.
$127K
40 hrs/wk
DANIEL GUTIERREZ
President
—
1 hrs/wk
REBECCA GARCIA
Secretary
—
0TONI BOWLES
Treasurer
—
1 hrs/wk
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