Reality Changers’ signature program is The Senior Academy, a premiere service where low-income, inner-city 12th graders participate in a three-hour-per-week program that guides them through the application processes for college, scholarships, housing, and financial aid.
As part of the SDG&E Safe San Diego Initiative, SDG&E is partnering with the Burn Institute to offer residents pre-planning ideas outlining steps people can take to prepare home and family to survive a wildfire.
Youth Education
The Fire Safe Kids Program/Poster Contest was launched with the help of SDG&E. This fun, interactive program teaches kids about fire and burn prevention.
SDG&E partners with The American Red Cross of San Diego and Imperial Counties to educate San Diego families about emergency preparedness in the event of a natural disaster including wildfires and enhance the community's overall ability to prevent, react and respond to disasters.
We collaborate to create preparedness brochures that list the steps you can take now to prepare for emergencies.
SDG&E partners with The American Red Cross of San Diego and Imperial Counties to educate San Diego families about emergency preparedness in the event of a natural disaster including wildfires and enhance the community's overall ability to prevent, react and respond to disasters.
We collaborate to create preparedness brochures that list the steps you can take now to prepare for emergencies.
SDG&E’s partnership with 2-1-1 San Diego helps put critical resources at the fingertips of San Diego and Imperial County Residents 24/7 on specific topics like disaster resources, food, housing, employment and children services.
Our partnership will help 2-1-1 San Diego connect 300,000 people to services this year and provide training for over 100 volunteers from the community on disaster response training.
More Information
Visit the 2-1-1 San Diego website for additional information.
SDG&E practices Initiative Based Giving. This structure allows our resources to have the greatest impact in the community. With very few exceptions, SDG&E provides funding to organizations in our three Giving areas listed to the left.
Additionally, SDG&E has a strong preference for funding ongoing programs and projects rather than one-time events. We also aim to ensure our giving has a focus on underserved communities.
Application Requirements
The following is required of grant applicants and current grantees.
SDG&E partnered with the YMCA to sponsor Character Development programs and Healthy Kids Day.
Our volunteer speakers in the Ambassador Corps are dedicated to connecting with the Community.
180 local third-through-fifth-graders attended a Summer Engineering Experience camp on the San Diego State University campus.
