The Robert Nelson Foundation is excited to announce that it recently gave a $15,000.00 gift to the UCLA Center for Accessibility to start a new program designed to assist UCLA students with disabilities on their journeys once they leave the university.

The Robert Nelson Foundation recently provided a $5,000.00 grant to the UCLA Mobile Clinic Project. UCLA’s Mobile Clinic Project (MCP) is a student-led initiative dedicated to providing essential medical and social services to Hollywood’s homeless community. Since its establishment in 2000, MCP has been a vital pillar in offering comprehensive assistance to homeless and at-risk individuals in Southern California. The focus of the mobile clinic supports the mission of The Robert Nelson Foundation to help those who need it most. The foundation is proud to be associated with such a worthy and beneficial project.

Jovenes, Inc. is an organization that provides housing for homeless youth in Los Angeles. Jovenes offers a complete continuum of care that moves homeless youth off the streets and into their own apartments. This is an organization that welcomes youth regardless of their experience and gives them a pathway to a brighter future. The Robert Nelson Foundation is proud to partner with Jovenes, Inc. with a $5,000.00 gift specifically designated to help homeless college students in the area find housing.

The Midnight Mission in Los Angeles has been helping the homeless population since 1914.

The Robert Nelson Foundation is honored to assist this great organization with a gift of $5,000.00 to specifically help their program for homeless women and families.

AR&C Long Beach is a 501(c) 3 non-profit organization that has served the Long Beach area since 1952. The organization provides services to over 300 individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities daily. AR&C Long Beach is committed to providing choice, dignity, and competence for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. The Robert Nelson Foundation is honored to help AR&C and their mission to help those individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities with a gift of $5,000.00