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New Earth Organization

1997-present IRS status; organization website describes 2004 founding Active; FY2024 IRS filing available
At a glance

Youth-services nonprofit with documented Culver City public-sector relationships. New Earth served CCUSD students through a district relationship beginning in 2022 and later sued the District over disputed Year 2 compensation terms. Separately, the City of Culver City documents New Earth as the service partner in CCPD youth diversion and as part of a two-year $4.5 million infrastructure-improvement program beginning in 2021. These are distinct public-agency relationships and are not treated as evidence of coordination between the City and school district.

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501(c)(3) youth-services nonprofit Direct organization records plus primary complaint, declarations, motion papers, court order, and docket snapshot
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Key facts

Address
12100 W Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90066
Documented amounts
$600,000 CCUSD Year 2 Purchase Order identified in September 2026 ruling · $1.5 million New Earth proposal amount disputed in litigation · $4.5 million two-year City-described infrastructure program beginning in 2021
Ein
33-0705045
Irs Tax Exempt Since
1997-01
Website Founding Year
2004
Address Discrepancy
Current organization website uses 12100 W Washington Blvd, Los Angeles; IRS-derived and earlier organization records use 6001 Bristol Pkwy, Culver City.
Los Angeles Superior Court · 24STCV13243

Case files

Primary filings and court records preserved for New Earth v. Culver City Unified School District.

This record New Earth Complaint Open → This record CCUSD Answer Open → This record CCUSD Motion for Summary Judgment Open → This record Declaration of Dr. Alfonso Jiménez Open → This record Declaration of Yana Grammer Open → This record Order Granting Summary Judgment Open → This record Los Angeles Superior Court Docket Snapshot Open →
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People
Yana Grammer
Organizations
Culver City Unified School DistrictCity of Culver City
Projects
CCUSD New Earth student-support relationshipCCPD Youth Diversion & Development
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New Earth — Culver City Unified School District student-support contract and litigation

Direct institutional relationship between New Earth Organization and Culver City Unified School District beginning with a 2022 student-support arrangement and later resul…

New Earth Organization — student-support service provider / plaintiffCulver City Unified School District — contracting public agency / defendantPublic contractingEducation
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Context note

The organization's current website says New Earth was founded in 2004, while IRS-derived records show federal tax-exempt status dating to January 1997; both source-specific statements are preserved. The current website lists 12100 W Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, while IRS-derived records and older materials use 6001 Bristol Parkway, Culver City. The September 18, 2026 DecisionDepot page reproduces a Los Angeles Superior Court summary-judgment ruling in case 24STCV13243; CCR has not independently retrieved a final signed judgment or complete court docket, so the litigation record is bounded accordingly. The City's $4.5 million wording describes the size of a two-year partnership program and is not treated as proof that the City alone funded the entire amount. CCR now archives the primary litigation filings in case 24STCV13243. In her February 4, 2026 sworn declaration, Yana Grammer stated that New Earth priced the CCUSD project to cover expenses and leave a nonprofit surplus for unexpected project costs and other New Earth projects. The September 18, 2026 court order granted CCUSD summary judgment on a separate contract-formation analysis; CCR does not convert Grammer's pricing explanation into a judicial finding of overcharging.

People
Yana GrammerHarry Grammer
Organizations
Culver City Unified School DistrictCity of Culver CityCulver City Police Department
Projects
CCUSD New Earth student-support relationshipCCPD Youth Diversion & Development
Events
2026-09-18 New Earth v. CCUSD Summary Judgment Ruling2024-05-28 New Earth v. CCUSD Complaint
Relationships
New Earth Organization ↔ Culver City Unified School District — direct student-support contracting relationship and subsequent contract litigationNew Earth Organization ↔ City of Culver City / CCPD — direct youth-diversion and infrastructure-program partnership
Roles
CCUSD student-support contractor / service provider beginning in 2022CCPD Youth Diversion & Development service partnerCulver City youth-diversion infrastructure-program partner beginning in 2021
Categories
NonprofitYouth servicesEducationWorkforce developmentYouth diversion
Themes
Public contractingStudent supportYouth diversionNonprofit governanceLitigation
Money context
CCUSD Year 2 Purchase Order for $600,000 contrasted by court with New Earth's $1.5 million proposalCity describes a two-year $4.5 million New Earth infrastructure-improvement program beginning in 2021; source does not establish that the City alone supplied the full amount
Addresses
12100 W Washington Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 900666001 Bristol Parkway, Suite 200, Culver City, CA 90230
Amounts
$600,000 CCUSD Year 2 Purchase Order identified in September 2026 ruling$1.5 million New Earth proposal amount disputed in litigation$4.5 million two-year City-described infrastructure program beginning in 2021
Aliases
New EarthNew Earth Life