Rainin Foundation Awards Over $810,000 For Temporary Public Art
The nine funded projects feature generative collaborations between artists, communities and nonprofit organizations.
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2024 Filmmaking Grantees Announced
SFFILM has announced the 17 recipients for the 2024 SFFILM Rainin Grant and the three recipients of the SFFILM Rainin Filmmakers with Disabilities Grant.
Reflections From Our New Executive Director
Shelley Trott reflects on her journey, her aspirations for the Foundation and the influences that have shaped her leadership.
2024 Filmmaking Finalists Announced
Twenty-three filmmaking teams have been shortlisted as contenders to receive funding and professional support for their narrative projects.
Rest And Care Awards Honor Bay Area Arts Leaders
The Foundation awarded $617,970 to 16 arts organizations through the Rest and Care Awards for Arts to support a six-week sabbatical for their executive leader.
Rest And Care Awards For Education Honor BIPOC Women Leaders
Lotus Bloom, Lead Liberated, Parent Voices Oakland, Oakland Literacy Coalition and The Teaching Well are recipients of the Rest and Care Award for Education.
Rainin Foundation Announces Promotions And New Staff
The Foundation announced the promotion of two valued colleagues, Miyesha Perry to Chief Program Officer and Karina Ryan to Executive Team Officer, and welcomed dani lopez as Program Assistant.
Inspiration And Fresh Ideas Mark Our 2024 Innovations Symposium
Our 2024 Innovations Symposium drew 160 attendees for two days of cutting-edge research to accelerate improvements to patient health and well-being.
$1 Million Awarded To Two Early Career Researchers
The Early Career Catalyst Award commemorates the Foundation’s 15th anniversary of formal grantmaking and its vision of finding a cure for IBD.
Report Reexamines Capacity Building Grant Programs
This report explores the experience of grantees, identifies systemic issues that affect capacity building work and offers recommendations for how similar programs can better support small arts nonprofits.
