Michael Albert di Pietro

The Right To Life League of Southern California is a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting and protecting human life from conception to natural death. The non-profit company is based in Pasadena, CA. It unites and assists over 80 pro-life crisis pregnancy centers, medical clinics, and maternity homes by providing services such as administrative, IT, financial, legal, and medical support. The league offers free membership to licensed clinics and related centers, supplying resources including portable ultrasound machines, free background checks, cybersecurity and network support, and access to pro-life attorneys. The organization educates the public on abortion and euthanasia, advocates for pro-life and pro-family legislation, opposes pro-abortion laws, and provides post-abortion healing services and referrals for women facing crisis pregnancies. It collaborates with other pro-life groups, promotes life-affirming initiatives through events, and encourages donations, volunteering, and membership.

Operates as a nonprofit organization dedicated to alleviate malnutrition and promoting education in mortality areas

Provides accounting, tax preparation, bookkeeping and payroll services

Functions as a College/University

The Dan Murphy Foundation, established in 1957 by Bernardine Murphy Donohue to continue the philanthropic legacy of her father Dan Murphy, is a charitable organization dedicated to supporting Catholic education and faith formation within the Archdiocese. The private company is located in the US. Its primary focus is on aiding inner-city Catholic high schools facing financial challenges, promoting vocations to religious life, and supporting evangelism and outreach efforts to strengthen the Catholic community, especially among youth and families. The foundation funds essential school needs such as infrastructure repairs, academic improvement programs, and maintaining Catholic identity, as well as social welfare programs benefiting the poor and vulnerable. It supports institutions like Don Bosco Technical Institute and the Salesian Family Youth Center, and major archdiocesan initiatives such as the “Called to Renew” campaign. The foundation provides detailed financial reports and adheres to strict grantmaking guidelines, limiting funding to IRS-recognized 501(c)(3) organizations within the Archdiocese, with grant applications by invitation only.

National commercial bank