The Rose Hills Foundation

The Mexican American Opportunity Foundation (MAOF) is a nonprofit organization based in Montebello, California, dedicated to uplifting families through a multi-generational approach. Founded in 1963 by civil rights leader Dionicio Morales, MAOF serves over 125,000 individuals annually across various programs focused on early education, senior services, community development, and partnerships for all racial and ethnic backgrounds. With an operating budget exceeding $100 million, MAOF has evolved from its original focus on the Mexican-American community to provide comprehensive support to a broader Latino population and beyond. The organization's commitment to social services spans across seven counties in California, ensuring access to resources for infants through seniors. Generated from the website

The Children's Burn Foundation is a non-profit organization based in Sherman Oaks, CA, dedicated to preventing burn injuries in children and providing comprehensive healing and support to child burn survivors and their families. Through life-transforming surgeries, psychological assistance, and community education, they strive to help children reach their full potential physically, psychologically, and socially. With a mission to prevent the pain and trauma of burn injuries, the Children's Burn Foundation is committed to making a difference in the lives of young burn survivors, offering them the necessary resources and care until they reach the age of 18. As a recipient of the 2022 Guidestar Platinum Seal of Transparency, they are recognized for their commitment to transparency and accountability in their operations.Generated from the website