Clients

Executive Service Corps of Southern California’s (ESC) volunteer consultants work with nonprofits representing virtually every sector, mission, size and need – and from throughout our Southern California region.

RECENT CLIENTS

Our clients represent virtually every sector, mission, size and need, with budgets ranging from $40,000 to $120 million. We are proud to have worked with the following organizations in the past year:

CLIENTS

The Achievable Foundation
Adat Shalom
Alliance of Women Directors
American Youth Soccer
Organization (AYSO)
American Youth Symphony
Angel City Chorale
Anthesis
Antioch University Bridge Program
The Arc Los Angeles
& Orange Counties
Arts for Incarcerated
Youth Network
Bresee Foundation
The California Endowment
Caltech Y
Camp Ronald McDonald
for Good Times
CASA of Los Angeles
Catholic Association
of Latino Leaders
The Center at Blessed Sacrament
Center for Council
Center for Strategic Public-
Private Partnerships
Center for the Pacific
Asian Family
Centinela Youth Services, Inc.
Chai Village LA
Charles R. Drew University
of Medicine and Science
Circle of Friends
City Plants
Coalition of Orange County
Community Health Centers
Community Corporation
of Santa Monica
Community Partners
Dominican Sisters
of Mission San Jose
Downtown Women’s Center
East Los Angeles Women’s Center
Education Through Music – LA
Elemental Music
EmpowHer Institute
EntreNous Youth
Empowerment Services, Inc.
Executive Service Corps
of the Triangle
EXP
Facing History and Ourselves
Glendale Arts
Grand Vision Foundation
GrowGood Farm

Harbor Community Clinic
HEAR Center
Heart of Los Angeles, Inc. (HOLA)
Instituto de Educación Popular
del Sur de California (IDEPSCA)
Immaculate Heart Community
Institute for Public Strategies
Invertigo Dance Theatre
Jenesse Center, Inc.
Jewish Free Loan Association
Jewish World Watch
Karsh Center
of Wilshire Boulevard Temple
Kehillat Israel
Reconstructionist Congregation
Kids’ Community Dental Clinic
Korean American Family Services
Kheir Center
L.A. Trust for Children’s Health
LAPD Hollenbeck
Police Activities League
Los Alamitos Youth Center, Inc.
Los Angeles Conservation Corps
Los Angeles County
Bicycle Coalition
Los Angeles Homeless
Services Authority
Los Angeles Museum
of the Holocaust
Los Angeles Nomadic Division
Lung Cancer Foundation
of America
The Miracle Project
MOSTe
MY HERO Project
Netiya
New Directions for Veterans
NewGround: A Muslim-Jewish
Partnership for Change
North County Immigration
and Citizenship Center
Odyssey Charter School
ONEgeneration
Otis College of Art and Design
Our Children LA
OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center
Outfest
Partners for Pediatric Vision
PATH Ventures
Pathways LA
Peace Over Violence
Personal Assistance Services
Council of Los Angeles County
Phillips Graduate University
Pieter Performance Space

PLUS ME Project
POPS the Club
The Promises Foundation
PUENTE Learning Center
The Rabbinical Assembly
Rainbow Services
Reading Partners
Resurrection Catholic School
Richstone Family Center
The Riordan Programs
Rising TIDE @ MKEC
Salesian Boys and Girls Club
Santa Monica Travel & Tourism
The Shakespeare Center of LA
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Shoes That Fit
South Central Family
Health Center
Southern California Grantmakers
SPIRITT Family Services
St. Barnabas Senior Services
St. Francis Center
St. Louise Resource Services
St. Mary’s Academy
St. Patrick Catholic School
St. Vincent Meals on Wheels
Stepping Forward LA
Strength United
Su Casa – Ending
Domestic Violence
Sustainable Works
Swipe Out Hunger
Switzer Learning Center
Synergy Academies
Taking the Reins
Temple Beth Hillel
Temple Beth Torah
Temple Emanuel of Beverly Hills
Temple Israel of Hollywood
Temple Judea
Temple Ramat Zion
Union Station Homeless Services
UMMA Community Clinic
Urban Community Outreach
Urban Peace Institute
Valley Beth Shalom
Viver Brasil Dance Company
The Walker Johnson
and Nasia Legacy Foundation
A Window Between Worlds
Women’s Reproductive
Rights Assistance Project
Youth Mentoring Connection
Youth Speak Collective
YWCA Glendale

RECENT COLLABORATIVE PARTNERS

Jewish Federation of Greater Los Angeles
UniHealth Foundation
J.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities

Featured Clients

J.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities

Inspired to connect more deeply with its grantees, the J.B. and Emily Van Nuys Charities worked with ESC to create a customized leadership cohort to empower leaders of local domestic violence prevention agencies.

OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center

In 2018, Michele Prince, CEO of OUR HOUSE Grief Support Center, worked with a team of ESC consultants and her board and staff on a dynamic strategic planning project focused on sustainability.

Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times

From managing organizational politics, to cultivating new business relationships, to responding to the Idyllwild brush fire —— Fatima Djelmane Rodriguez, Executive Director of Camp Ronald McDonald for Good Times, was supported in facing challenges and came away inspired as a participant in ESC’s 2018 Executive Directors Leadership Institute (EDLI).

Silverlake Independent Jewish Community Center

In 2011, Silverlake Independent Jewish Community Center (SIJCC) began a Strategic Planning project with ESC. Determined to build a thriving community space for families and friends, SIJCC took action to increase their sustainability. Today, SIJCC stands stronger than ever and is committed to deepening their impact even more in the future!

St. Barnabas Senior Services | SBSS

In June 2016, the board and staff at St. Barnabas Senior Services (SBSS) were enthusiastic to get started on their new strategic plan. As the oldest senior service agency in Los Angeles, SBSS is a dynamic leader in caring for older adults that live at or below the federal poverty level. They provide individualized services including transportation, nutrition, case management and more, while also providing daily programs at facilities throughout the greater Los Angeles area.

Youth Mentoring Connection

As 2016 was coming to close, the board and staff at Youth Mentoring Connection (YMC) found themselves at a difficult crossroads. Their mentoring and group programs were thriving, and more than 800 at-risk youth were empowered by their adult mentors and fellow peers to accomplish their goals and give back to the community. So much of their work was centered on the Zulu greeting “Sawubona,” or “I see you,” and for the first time, these youth felt “seen” and appreciated for their gifts and talents.

Special Recognition

MEGAN G. COOPER LEADERSHIP AWARD

Created and named in honor of ESC’s former long-standing Executive Director, Megan G. Cooper, every year this award recognizes an ESC nonprofit client for outstanding leadership.The honoree is nominated and selected by ESC’s consultants.