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Nonprofits›Communities For A New California

Public & Societal Benefit

Communities For A New California

SACRAMENTO, CA

Total revenue

$1.4M

Total expenses

$1.4M

Net assets

$497K

Grants received

$1.1M

15 grants

EIN

272348747

Tax year

2024

Mission

Conduct neighborhood door-to-door canvassing to educate community members on key public policy issues and engage them in the civic and electoral process to achieve public policies that are socially, economically, and environmentally just for Californias families.

Programs

3 programs

Coachella Valley Non-partisan Latino Voter Education Program (Riverside County): Implemented a nonpartisan voter education program designed to inform residents about the local impacts of federal legislation. The program focused on key policy areas, including affordable housing, cost of living, healthcare, air quality, water quality, employment, and economic stability. Through culturally relevant outreach and accessible educational materials, CNC aimed to strengthen civic participation and promote informed decision-making among voters in the region.

Expenses: $220K

San Joaquin Valley Non-partisan AAPI Voter Education Program: (Sacramento, Merced, Madera, Fresno Counties.) Carried out a nonpartisan voter education communications initiative to engage Asian American and Pacific Islander (AAPI) voters throughout the San Joaquin Valley. The effort highlighted how federal policies shape local conditions in affordable housing, cost of living, healthcare, air and water quality, employment, and the regional economy. By centering culturally and linguistically appropriate outreach, the non-partisan program supported greater understanding of public policy and encouraged meaningful voter participation within AAPI families.

Expenses: $17K

See Schedule O

Expenses: $90KGrants: $3K