Approve Inventory Item No. 253 to provide a grant to Healthier Kids Foundation in the amount of $10,000 relating to the Safe from the Start program, and refer item for final consideration and approval on June 18, 2026. (Duong)
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This document outlines a recommendation from Supervisor Betty Duong to the Board of Supervisors for the approval of a grant of $10,000 to the Healthier Kids Foundation for their Safe from the Start program, aimed at enhancing pedestrian safety for children during Halloween. The funding is intended to support the distribution of reflective safety items to improve visibility for trick-or-treaters. The document also provides background on the Healthier Kids Foundation and its role in promoting children's health and well-being.
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Recommendation to approve a $10,000 grant to Healthier Kids Foundation.
Funding supports the Safe from the Start program for pedestrian safety during Halloween.
Healthier Kids Foundation has been active since 2000, focusing on children's health equity.
The grant aims to distribute reflective safety items to enhance visibility for children.
No negative implications for children or sustainability are noted.
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The document appears to be a draft as it contains placeholders and lacks final approval details.
The date for final consideration and approval is mentioned but not confirmed.
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County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors Supervisorial District Two Supervisor Betty Duong 128614 DATE: May 13, 2026 TO: Board of Supervisors FROM: Betty Duong, Supervisor SUBJECT: Budget Inventory Item No. 253 Healthier Kids Foundation RECOMMENDED ACTION Approve Inventory Item No. 253 to provide a grant to Healthier Kids Foundation in the amount of $10,000 relating to the Safe from the Start program, and refer item for final consideration and approval on June 18, 2026. (Duong) FISCAL IMPLICATIONS There is a one-time cost of $10,000. The recommended amount is less than the requested amount in order to align with the Board of Supervisors' policy cap while still funding the maximum number of requests. REASONS FOR RECOMMENDATION Halloween provides children an opportunity to connect with their neighborhoods and communities; however, it is also one of the most dangerous nights of the year for child pedestrians. District 2 proposed grant funding will support the Healthier Kids Foundation’s countywide pedestrian safety campaign, Safe from the Start, a seasonal initiative focused on increasing the visibility and safety of children during Halloween activities. Through this campaign,...
This document is a budget inventory item cover sheet for the County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors. It includes sections for requesting funding, identifying the type of entity or individual, and details about the proposed program or activities. The document outlines requirements for fiscal sponsors, geographical reach, duration of the program, and strategic priorities supported by the funding. It also inquires about previous funding received and compliance with the County's grant agreement terms.
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Entity or Individual requesting funding is noted.
Funding request details are incomplete.
Types of entities include nonprofit and for-profit, with specific conditions for fiscal sponsorship.
Geographical reach and specific districts for the program are mentioned.
Duration of the program is unspecified.
Levine Act disclosures are required prior to Board approval.
Strategic priorities supported by the funding are listed but not specified.
Questions regarding past funding and compliance with grant terms are included.
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Amount of funding requested is missing.
Specific dates for the duration of the program are not provided.
Details about the strategic priorities supported are incomplete.
Information about previous funding amounts and types is not filled in.
Supervisor(s) requesting approval and recommended funding amount are not specified.
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County of Santa Clara Board of Supervisors Budget Inventory Item Cover Sheet Entity or Individual(s) requesting funding: Amount of funding requested: Type of Entity/Individual(s): Note: Nonprofit Governmental Entity Nonprofit Entity for-profit entities must provide current Certificate of Does Entity/Individual have a Fiscal Sponsor? No For-Profit Entity ood tanding funding. Yes (please identify): A Fiscal Sponsor is a nonprofit that is taking on responsibility for accepting and/or disbursing funds on behalf of the grantee or sponsored entity. Note: Fiscal Sponsors are available only for new initiatives or projects that have not yet incorporated, or for individuals. Nonprofits that are not in good standing with the California Secretary of State, and for-profit entities, may not use a fiscal sponsor. Geographical reach of program or activities to be funded: Or specific district(s) (check all that apply): District 1 Countywide District 2 District 3 District 4 District 5 Duration of program or activities (specify dates): Levine Act: The entity/individual will provide required Levine Act disclosures prior to Board approval: No Further information about the proposed funding: 1. Which...
This document contains letters of support for the Healthier Kids Foundation's funding allocation for FY26–27. Adrienne Estrada Luna, an intern at the Foundation, expresses gratitude to Supervisor Betty Duong and the District 2 Office for their support in improving access to health care for children and families in Santa Clara County. The Foundation has been active for over 20 years, providing preventive health services and community programs. Alexis Heaton, Executive Director of California Coverage & Health Initiatives, also supports the funding, highlighting the importance of preventive health and community-centered programs.
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Adrienne Estrada Luna is an intern with Healthier Kids Foundation and expresses gratitude for support from Supervisor Betty Duong.
Healthier Kids Foundation has served Santa Clara County for over 20 years, focusing on preventive health services.
The Foundation collaborates with schools and community organizations to improve access to health care.
Funding will support programs and help with office relocation to better serve the community.
Alexis Heaton from California Coverage & Health Initiatives expresses strong support for the funding allocation.
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The text contains unresolved placeholders and lacks specific details such as dates and funding amounts.
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BoardOperations From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Attachments: Adrienne Estrada Luna Monday, May 11, 2026 1:48 PM BoardOperations D2Inventory [EXTERNAL] Letter of Support Agenda Item #211 District 2 Letter of Support.pdf Dear Board of Supervisors, My name is Adrienne Estrada, and I have been an intern with Healthier Kids Foundation for about three years through the work-study program at my high school, Cristo Rey. I am writing on behalf of the Foundation. First, we would like to sincerely thank Supervisor Betty Duong and the District 2 Office for recognizing how important it is to make sure all children and families have fair and equal access to health care. We really appreciate this support and are committed to continuing our work to improve access to preventive health services in our community. Healthier Kids Foundation has been serving children and families in Santa Clara County for over 20 years through our Screening Program, Care Navigators, and preventive health services. Our goal is to help remove barriers that can make it hard for families to get the care they need. We have worked with partners like Rocketship Public Schools to provide school-based screenings for students,...
Brad Lambert, the Board Chair of Healthier Kids Foundation, expresses strong support for funding for the District 2 Budget Inventory Item as part of the FY26-27 County budget process. He highlights the foundation's two decades of service in expanding access to preventive healthcare and education for children and families in Santa Clara County. Lambert outlines two initiatives that would benefit from funding: a pedestrian safety campaign and office relocation costs to improve accessibility. He emphasizes the foundation's commitment to health equity and requests approval for the funding allocation.
The letter supports funding for the District 2 Budget Inventory Item in the FY26-27 County budget.
Healthier Kids Foundation has served Santa Clara County for over two decades.
The foundation focuses on preventive healthcare, health education, and early intervention services.
Two initiatives mentioned for funding are a pedestrian safety campaign and office relocation costs.
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The text does not specify the exact dollar amounts requested for funding.
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BoardOperations From: Sent: To: Cc: Subject: Bradley Lambert Monday, May 11, 2026 8:39 PM BoardOperations D2Inventory [EXTERNAL] Board of Supervisors Budget Workshop Agenda Item #211 Dear Honorable Members of the Santa Clara County Board of Supervisors, On behalf of Healthier Kids Foundation, I am writing to strongly support funding for the District 2 Budget Inventory Item for Healthier Kids Foundation as part of the FY26-27 County budget process. We are especially grateful to Supervisor Betty Duong and the District 2 Office for recognizing the importance of preventive health, child safety, and equitable access to services for children and families throughout Santa Clara County. For more than two decades, Healthier Kids Foundation has served children and families across Santa Clara County by expanding access to preventive healthcare, health education, care navigation, and early intervention services. Through strong partnerships with schools, community organizations, and healthcare providers, HKF helps ensure children receive the support they need to thrive academically and personally. This one-time funding investment would support two important community-centered initiatives: ...