Programs

In addition to providing grants for local organizations, the Chileno Bay Foundation collaborates with other area nonprofits and local businesses to create community projects that solve community challenges and needs. From providing dignified transportation for children needing life-saving medical treatments to providing food assistance for families during the COVID crisis, your Chileno Bay Foundation is helping lead the way towards a conscious community that takes care of its own.

LOS CABOS CHILDREN'S MEDICAL CAMPUS

The “Los Cabos Children’s Medical Campus” is a new endeavor by the El Dorado & Chileno Bay Foundations in collaboration with Los Cabos Children’s Foundation. This project will be composed of a major architectural complex with different wings dedicated to various medical specialties which are greatly needed by children from Los Cabos and nearby communities.

TELETON BUS PROJECT

The Teleton Bus Project provides a critical service for hundreds of Los Cabos Children. Teleton, one of Mexico’s largest nonprofits, specializing in rehabilitation centers called CRITs, is operating the program with the support of the El Dorado Foundation, the Chileno Bay Foundation and Los Cabos Children’s Foundation.

PATY'S COMMUNITY CENTER

Our support of Paty’s Community Center began during the pandemic and has quickly evolved as one of the most adopted projects in our community. Paty is an absolute guardian angel to the over 70 children she serves. She has created an oasis of opportunity by providing education, nutrition, and psychological support.

LOS CABOS FOOD BANK

Los Cabos Food Bank is part of The Food Security Alliance of Baja California Sur (ASA). ASA seeks to promote healthy food systems and meet the food needs of populations in vulnerable situations while contributing to the reduction of food waste.

BCS COMMUNITY ALLIANCE

Chileno Bay Foundation is a proud founder of the Baja California Sur Community Alliance (BCSCA). A coalition of more than 200 nonprofits, philanthropic organizations, and businesses, formed in response to the medical supply shortage and food crisis caused by the COVID-19 pandemic in Baja California Sur, Mexico.