To strengthen nonprofit and foundation feedback practices to more systematically listen to and use constituent voice to improve nonprofit services and enhance impact in California, through an entity such as Fund for Shared Insight.

To support worker rights organizations in California to expand engagement of low-income workers, and devise mechanisms that lead to tangible financial benefits and stronger labor protections for workers.

To support existing projects of worker rights and labor organizations in California working on behalf of low-wage workers, while developing a strategic plan for long-term work in the state, through an entity such as Unemployed Workers United.

To support Pathways to Professions to increase access to vocational training and employment opportunities in the healthcare and human services sector for individuals impacted by the justice system.

For general operating support.

To support the Inland Empire Black Equity Fund, a pooled fund designed to resource and build the organizational capacity of Black-led and Black-empowering organizations in the Inland Empire, through an entity such as the Black Equity Initiative.

To advance racial and economic equity on behalf of low-income Californians, including infrastructure projects across the state.

For general operating support.

To build economic security and justice for California workers, especially among low-income, immigrant, Asian American and Pacific Islander, and Arab, Middle Eastern, Muslim, and South Asian workers.

To advance learning on low-wage work and support worker organizations in California through research and policy analysis, leadership development, student scholarship, and engagement on worker justice issues.

To support workers' rights organizations in California with research, policy analysis, and youth development at the UCLA Labor Center.

For general operating support.

To support the capacity and infrastructure of the CA Black Freedom Fund to strengthen the power of Black-led organizations, coalitions, and networks serving Black communities across California.

For general operating support.

To support public-private partnerships in California by strengthening partnerships between philanthropy and state officials to deliver equitable outcomes, particularly for low-income Californians.

To strengthen the capacity of the statewide CalEITC Coalition, advancing systems change and increasing cash support for low-income working households in California.

To conduct research at the Latino Policy and Politics Institute that advances policy solutions aimed to address the systemic barriers working-class Latinos face in California.

To support Grow Apprenticeship California to deploy effective tools for upskilling workers to access registered apprenticeships and for leveling inequities within the employment marketplace.

To catalyze local efforts to create new pathways to quality jobs and economic mobility in Monterey County, through an entity such as the Monterey Bay Drone, Automation, and Robotics Technology (DART) Initiative.

To advance inclusive economic planning and pre-development in Stockton and the surrounding region, through an entity such as the Edge Collaborative.