How SNOCF is Funded
The School Nurses of California Foundation relies on charitable funding, that includes both corporate and individual donations, as well as grant funding, in order to support many projects that meet the Mission of SNOCF.
In recent years, SNOCF has received several grants along with very generous donations of funds and also donations in-kind from the following organizations and businesses:
2021
$5,000 “California Small Business/Nonprofit Grantee Covid-19 Relief Grant from the State of California
2018
$5,000 donation from School Health Corporation
2018
G5-AED (valued at $1,895) from Cardiac Science Corporation
2016
$5,000 donation from the American Association for Pediatric Ophthalmology & Strabismus
2016
$5,000 donation from the American Academy of Ophthalmology
Recent Accomplishments
2016 - 2025
Gold Level Sponsor of the California School Nurses Organization (CSNO) Annual Conference
2021
Partnership Grant with researchers at the University of California, Irvine (UCI), through the “Campus-Community Research Incubator Program“ to describe the impact of COVID-19 on California school nurses and school health services.
2017 - 2024
SNOCF has awarded 13 grants to school nurses and schools/districts for well-designed projects or programs that align with SNOCF’s Mission and Vision.
2017
SNOCF contributed a $5,000 donation to CSNO for on-going education and training for school nurses
2017
SNOCF contributed a $700 donation to the School Nurses International (SNI) scholarship program
2016
SNOCF received CSNO’s “Above & Beyond Award“
Looking Forward
SNOCF will continue to focus on supporting the well-being of school nurses with efforts to enhance their visibility, to promote their achievements, to offer collaboration, and to collect data on their workloads.
SNOCF will continue to seeking community partners and corporate sponsors who can offer additional funding or other assistance in helping us to meet our Mission, Vision, and current Focus.
SNOCF will continue to seek grant funding in order to offer further opportunities for projects, research, and data collection efforts with the goal to improve the well-being of California students and school communities.
SNOCF will continue to partner with the California School Nurses Organization for educational, professional training, and research projects for school nurses.
SNOCF will continue to offer grant funding opportunities for school nurses and school districts who recognize a need and have a solution to improve the overall health of the students they serve, and subsequently, become a resource to others for information and school health services that can be expanded.
SNOCF will continue to seek individuals with different backgrounds and perspectives to join us in creating a diverse Board of Directors working cohesively toward our shared Mission and Vision.