Public policy focus Target government and foundation fundraising opportunities by highlighting CWC’s track record in organizing, education, and advocacy to improve water access in California’s San Joaquin Valley, and offer policy research, grant writing, and stakeholder engagement services.

Tech-enabled outreach Leverage CWC’s tech stack (website, interactive tools, CRM-like tools, and communication platforms) to propose scalable digital engagement products such as data visualization for water quality, advocacy portals, and bilingual outreach campaigns.

Coalition potential Position alliances with AGUA and other local organizations as strategic channels for joint programmatic funding, multi-community pilots, and shared service delivery in water quality improvement and compliance.

Grants and funding Capitalize on their substantial funding footprint and national visibility by offering grant consulting, financial modeling, and impact measurement services to help manage large-revenue programs and expand to additional counties.

Evidence of impact Provide evaluation and impact storytelling services using their documented outcomes (trained residents, boards assisted, and legal support) to create compelling case studies for ROI-focused funders and potential partners.