Funding Amount

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Deadline

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Grant Type

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Cycle
Annual
Tracked since
April 2026

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Eligible organizations

  • Likely Ukiah High School graduates or Mendocino County students
  • Geographic Scope: Mendocino County, particularly Ukiah High School alumni

Other requirements

  • Pursuing math or engineering education
  • Demonstrated intelligence and focus
  • Interest in making positive contributions

Overview

Warren "Ed" Brown Math/Engineering Scholarship Fund

Scholarship honoring Warren "Ed" Brown, a Mendocino County native and accomplished chemical engineer who passed away in 2005 from cancer. Created by the Ukiah High School Alumni Association at the Community Foundation.

Background:

  • Ed Brown was born and raised in Redwood Valley
  • Graduated from Ukiah High School in 1973
  • Earned BS in Chemical Engineering from UC Davis in four years (considerable achievement)
  • Earned MS in Chemical Engineering from UC Davis
  • Worked at Chevron for 26 years (1980-2006) in various engineering and management roles
  • Supported facilities in California, Mississippi, Saudi Arabia, Japan, Venezuela, and Nigeria
  • Known for mentoring young engineers
  • Passionate about outdoor activities: cycling, hiking, cross-country skiing
  • Explored Italian Alps by bicycle in summer 2005
  • Diagnosed with rare, aggressive cancer and died shortly after

Focus Areas:

  • Math and Engineering
  • Honors students with intelligence, focus, and determination
  • Students who want to make a difference through work, friendships, and approach to life
  • Similar to Ed's passion for the outdoors and personal growth

Eligibility:

  • Likely Ukiah High School graduates or Mendocino County students
  • Pursuing math or engineering education
  • Demonstrated intelligence and focus
  • Interest in making positive contributions

Geographic Scope: Mendocino County, particularly Ukiah High School alumni

Contact:

  • Community Foundation of Mendocino County
  • 204 South Oak Street, Ukiah, CA 95482
  • 707-468-9882 or 707-468-5529
  • info@communityfound.org

How to Apply

Application Process

No specific application details provided in the available text. Contact the Community Foundation directly for application procedures and requirements.

Contact Information:

  • Community Foundation of Mendocino County
  • 204 South Oak Street, Ukiah, CA 95482
  • 707-468-9882 or 707-468-5529
  • info@communityfound.org

What Community Foundation of Mendocino County actually gave

Source: IRS Form 990, 2025

Grants in 2025
120
Total given
$1.82M
Median grant
$7,800
Range
$5,300–$175K
  • By dollars: California 89%, North Carolina 10%, Illinois <1%. Top recipient cities: Fort Bragg, CA; Ukiah, CA; Mendocino, CA.
  • 42% of grants with a stated purpose were for general or operating support.
  • 36% of recipients were new grantees, not repeat recipients.

Example grants

  • Don't Ever Give up Inc · Cary, NC

    Program support

    $175K

  • Humane Society for Inland Mendocino County · Redwood Valley, CA

    General operating support

    $110K

  • Ukiah Senior Center · Ukiah, CA

    General operating support

    $76K

  • Mendocino Coast Humane Society · Fort Bragg, CA

    General operating support

    $71K

  • Mendocino Presbyterian Church · Mendocino, CA

    General operating support

    $67K

IRS Form 990, 2025. Amounts as reported by the funder. Full 990 history →

Focus Areas & Funding Uses

Fields of Work

  • STEM education
  • Foundation

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