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Page 4 of 19 <br />• Commission Ranking: 30th (out of 31) <br />Program Description: <br />Arukah operates independent living homes for men and seeks grant funding to cover <br />administrative costs and ensure the program’s success. <br /> <br />Staff Comments: <br />The application and all documents were submitted on time. With a request of $10,000 <br />and an estimated two residents served, the cost per resident is $5,000. This is the <br />agency’s first year of application to the City of Pleasanton. <br />3. Assistance League of Amador Valley: Operation School Bell-Clothing the Children <br />• Requested Funds: $5,000 <br />• Tentative Votes: 4 for / 2 against <br />• Average Commission Score: 74.3 (out of 100) <br />• Commission Ranking: 17th (out of 31) <br />Program Description (from the application): <br />Assistance League requests funding for Operation School Bell, which provides clothes <br />and books to approximately 400 students in the Amador-Livermore Valley. <br /> <br />Staff Comments: <br />The application and all documents were submitted on time. With a request of $5,000 and <br />an estimated 50 students served in Pleasanton, the cost per student is $100. The <br />organization received a City General Fund allocation of $5,000 for the Operation School <br />Bell program in FY 2024/25. <br />4. Axis Community Health: Supporting Axis’ New Livermore Clinic <br />• Requested Funds: $50,000 <br />• Tentative Votes: 6 for / 0 against <br />• Average Commission Score: 79.2 (out of 100) <br />• Commission Ranking: 9th (out of 31) <br />Program Description: <br />Axis Community Health seeks grant funding to support its new healthcare clinic's <br />completion and operational expansion in Livermore. By increasing capacity, Axis would <br />serve an estimated 2,500 additional patients annually. <br /> <br />Staff Comments: <br />The application and all documents were submitted on time. With a request of $50,000 <br />and an estimated additional 2,500 patients served, the cost per patient is $20. In FY <br />2024/25, the organization received City General Fund allocations of $6,000 for the <br />Enrollment Specialist grant program and $35,000 for the Youth Behavioral Health <br />program contract, respectively, and an allocation of $20,000 for the Unhoused <br />Healthcare Services limited-term contract funded through the City-administered Opioid <br />Settlement Funds. <br />Page 10 of 67