The Cabra Group | Successes: A History of Results

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From Planning to Implementation:
Launching a new program requires planning and funding. We specialize in getting organizations planning grants that succeed, creating the plan, and landing the implementation grant to make the program a reality.

Capital Projects:
The Cabra Group's expertise in Capital Projects is based on the full range of services from evaluating readiness, developing capacity for the campaign and new operations, feasibility studies, campaign plans, and campaign execution.

Cabra principals have raised over $55 Million for capital projects and programs. We have served hundreds of organizations with excellence.

The Cabra Group strives to create the results that matter most to your organization, developing sustainable resources and capacity that directly support your mission, goals, and operations.

A sample of successes include:

Raised over $20,000,000 in grant funding for a major Pacific Northwest Tribal Government in the last 6 years for human services, health and mental health, law enforcement, youth, culture, arts, and education.
Increased the same Pacific Northwest Tribe's Grants Department income from $100,000 per year to over $3,000,000 per year (2005-2010).
Developed the Grants Department for Children's Hospital Central California. Created its first university-based partnership for grant funding through a multi-year asthma research project with Stanford University and University of California, Davis. Helped secure its first major individual donation over $2,000,000.
Secured from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation two of the first and largest grants to a Native American Tribe, totaling $850,000.
Led a Capital Campaign that secured over $4,000,000 external dollars and $13,000,000 Tribal hard dollars to build the new Museum as well as a new Early Learning Center, Community Dock, Ball Field Complex, and the House of Awakened Culture (Chief Seattle's Old Man House).
Created the non-profit structure, developed the Board of Directors, facilitated exhibit and program design, translated program needs to architectural design team, participated in business and sustainability plan, and initiated the conservation and archive plans for the new Suquamish Museum and Arts Center.
Developed strong relationships with the Washington State Legislature and Agencies resulting in over $2,500,000 in State funding for the Capital Campaign, including a $1,000,000 direct appropriation from the Legislature.
Secured a direct appropriation from the US Congress of $650,000 for a road project related to improvement of a cultural district.
Kaweah Delta Frequent Users of Emergency Room Implementation Grant, $1 million for case management for low income patients, Pending but highly likely (Foundation)
Kaweah Delta Construction Grant, $500,000, Pending but highly likely (Government)
Farmersville School District, $200,000 for Healthy Start, Approved but pending site visit (Government)
Tulare County Office of Education, $150,000 for Disability Services for Head Start, Approved but pending site visit (Government)
Sierra View, Tulare District, and Kaweah Delta Hospitals, $1.6 million joint First 5 Grant for Emergency Room Care and Physician Recruitment (Government)
Kaweah Delta Frequent Users of Emergency Room Services Planning Grant of $100,000 (Foundation)
Kaweah Delta Teen Pregnancy Prevention, $150,000 (Foundation)
Synchrony of Visalia First 5 Grant for youth mental health, $350,000 (Government)
Boys & Girls Club of Tulare County, $350,000 grant for gang prevention (Foundation)
United Way of Tulare County, $500,000 grant for regional technical assistance program (Foundation)
Youth Vision Partnership, $350,000 for youth homeless shelter (Foundation)
Kaweah Delta Teen Pregnancy Prevention Program "Youth Connect," $400,000 (Government)
Latino Behavioral Health Project, $1,000,000 Implementation Grant (Foundation)
Diabetes Community Intervention Project, $550,000 (Foundation)
End of Life/Palliative Care Planning Project, $25,000 (Foundation)
Woodlake School Healthy Start, $1.1 million grant to develop a Family Resource Center (Government)
Lindsay Unified Schools, $1 million grant for youth and family service center (Government)
Tulare Youth Services Bureau, $375,000 for home visitation program (Foundation)
Friends of the Children, $25,000 planning grant (Foundation)
United Way of Tulare County, $15,000 for planning and outreach (Foundation)
City of Tulare, $2.2 million for construction of a youth center (Government)
Kaweah Delta Hospital, $300,000 for development of an Alzheimers Resource Center (Government)
Madera Unified Schools, 3+ million over three years for youth mental health services (Government)
Valley Children's Hospital, $2 million, general support (private donor)
Valley Children's Hospital, $1+ million over 3 years for infant disease screening Program (Government)
Valley Children's Hospital, $200,000+ for a sickle cell anemia program (Government)
County of Tulare HHSA, Numerous Grants for Youth Related Health and Mental Health Programs (Government)
Tarzana Treatment Center, $200,000 for Latino youth theater company (Government)
United Way of Champaign County, $750,000 for a local AmeriCorps program (Government)
Project Read Menlo Park, $300,000 for Literacy and ESL Programming (Government)
Brides for the Needy, $100,000 for youth drug prevention program (Government)
Good News Center, $20,000 for homeless services program (Government)