To support a developmental evaluation of activities to advance just policies and systems in California.

To support a partnership between the U.S. Department of Labor and worker rights organizations, including in California, to strengthen labor protections for low-income workers, through an entity such as Workshop.

To support nonprofit organizations in Southern California to explore compensation standards for community organizers, through an entity such as All Due Respect.

To support research and field learning that informs efforts to improve job quality in low-wage industries.

To support a guaranteed income pilot in Riverside and San Bernardino.

To support Crenshaw Creative Economy Programs to sustain a multifaceted creative economy in Crenshaw that supports the development and long-term employment of local Black workers.

To build the communications skills of Priority Communities sub-grantees through trainings and coaching.

For general operating support.

To support the expansion and impact of innovative workforce development services in California for opportunity youth.

To build and sustain high-quality healthcare registered apprenticeships in California.

To improve job quality for low-wage workers in California nonprofits by catalyzing understanding of and investment in the nonprofit workforce among philanthropic and public funders, through an entity such as Fund the People.

To support transitioning LeadersUp from direct services to an intermediary model catalyzing inclusive economic growth in California.

To support learning and evaluation of efforts to strengthen grassroots leadership, narrative change capabilities, and revenue generation through the Powerful Innovations for Voter Organizing and Transformation (PIVOT) Pooled Fund.

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.