CARESTAR Foundation

Established in 2017, the CARESTAR Foundation is a relatively new entrant into the emergency and trauma care community. We remain focused on changing a challenging picture: In California, there is a disparate array of entities that work in emergency and trauma care – yet they are not designed to work together. This discrepancy can create serious gaps in the care pathway for trauma and emergency patients, who may experience delays or disconnects on their way through treatment and recovery. The CARESTAR Foundation focuses grantmaking on programs that connect, coordinate, and create partnerships between the groups that care for trauma and emergency patients. We fund a range of ideas and initiatives – including programs that train bystanders to “stop the bleed” at an accident scene, software that helps paramedics gain better electronic communication with hospitals and relationships between trauma centers and not-profit organizations that are designed to help victims of trauma stay safe from re-injury.

Tanir Ami

CEO

12 past transactions

Kings View

Grant in 2023
Kings View fixates on the development of the mental health of community patients with various behavioral health and social services.

Youth ALIVE!

Grant in 2023
Youth ALIVE! is a non-profit organization that prevents violence and develops youth leaders.
The Health Alliance for Violence Intervention connects violence intervention programs and promotes global equity for victims of violence.
California Pan-Ethnic Health Network is a non-profit organization that promotes and advocates for racial and ethnic health equity.
Cristo Rey De La Salle offers education management services.

Exhaling Injustice

Grant in 2023
Exhaling Injustice is a Charitable Organization.
The College for Behavioral Health Leadership provides a array of behavioral health programs and webinars to the community.

Still I Rise Films

Grant in 2023
Still I Rise Films is a series of short films directed and produced by women about ordinary people who continues to strive for justice.
Northern California EMS is a government organization that offers emergency medical services.
San Ramon Valley Fire Protection District provides fire protection and emergency medical services.
National Indian Justice Center is an Indian-owned and operated non-profit corporation.

Nuestra Comunidad

Grant in 2022
Nuestra Comunidad Development Corporation is a non-profit organization focused on improving the physical, economic, and social well-being of communities. It offers a range of services, including the development of affordable homes and mixed-income rental housing, alongside economic development programs. By providing these resources, the organization aims to foster self-sufficiency and support neighborhood revitalization initiatives, ultimately enhancing the quality of life for residents in the areas it serves.
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