"Energy is best served by being of soulful service to humanity" - Carlos Santana

Pictured Above: Hippo Roller, Africa (Supported by Milagro)


Carlos Santana's Milagro Foundation:

Empowering the Next Generation



Through collaborative partnerships with local, national, and international nonprofits, the Milagro Foundation celebrates the collective power of community and shared purpose to address the unique challenges faced by underserved children.


Our efforts are not just about providing grant assistance; they are about supporting solutions that promote social justice and empower the next generation.


We invite you to reflect on your own role in this vital mission—Together, we can ignite a sense of urgency and commitment to children's welfare. All of the organizations you read about here are supported by grants from Carlos Santana's Milagro Foundation.

Horizon Community School, Marin City, CA


Not only does Horizon Community School provide quality early childhood education, it nurtures children's curiosity of nature in its edible garden. This connection encourages dirty hands, taste tests and provides integrated learning opportunities outside the classroom.


HCS doesn't just invest in its students, it also focuses on providing equitable pay and meaningful professional growth for their educators. These educators are laying the ground work for cognitive, emotional and social development which shape longterm outcomes in our society.

San Francisco Collaborative Against Human Trafficking


Meet one of Milagro's new grantees, San Francisco Collaborative Against Human Trafficking. Founded in 2009, (SFCAHT) is a cross-sector coalition with membership of over 70 agencies and organizations from the law enforcement, government, and non-profit sectors working with a mission to eradicate human trafficking through education, advocacy, prevention and protection of the survivors.


Youth survivors are provided 24/7 crisis line assistance that includes safety planning, peer counseling, psychological and emotional support, help with navigating available resources, and coordinated referrals to shelters, long-term housing, legal services, mental & physical health services, case management, immediate need services (e.g. safe space, food and clothing,) child protective services, and law enforcement assistance and protections.


In addition, scholarships are available for youth survivors of human trafficking and youth at risk of violence and exploitation to support their reintegration through education and professional development.

Bridge the Gap, Marin City, CA


Bridge the Gap celebrates 38 of its seniors graduating from High school, with 100% of them going on to college, the military or career training.


“Cross the Bridge” is a new program entering year two in partnership with UC Davis. This is a 4-night residential college experience for rising HS juniors/seniors to build college confidence.


Students are able to envision themselves attending college by spending time on campuses with peers and supportive staff. Immersing them in a college environment - dorm stays, workshops, campus meals, peer mentorship, and faculty engagement gives each student a little taste of college life.

The Mosaic Project


Over the last 26 years Mosaic has been PEACING it together with its effective social-emotional learning curriculum. Their program is designed to address issues of differences, build self-esteem, and inspire inclusion. All this learning happens alongside a whole lot of fun!


Lasting behavior changes come from these core pillars of the program:

MOSAIC- Mutual Respect, Open Mindedness, Self Respect, an Awesome Attitude, Individuality, and Community.


The Mosaic Project serves the San Francisco Bay Area youth and currently partners with 34 elementary schools to bring 4th and 5th grade classes to its flagship program, the Outdoor Project.

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