To strengthen security and operations capacity for nonprofit organizations serving low-income communities in California.

To scale grassroots communications and messaging capacity to build immigrant narrative power in California and beyond, through an entity such as CoLAB.

To engage California businesses in policy advocacy and partner with community organizations to highlight the economic benefits of common-sense immigration solutions.

To enhance public understanding of the impact of generative artificial intelligence on work and workers in California through research, storytelling, and convenings.

To conduct an annual statewide survey on Californians and their economic well-being.

To support the Central Coast Resilient Food Systems community of practice in Monterey County, through an entity such as the California Food Policy Council.

To support a coalition of worker rights organizations conducting outreach, education, and enforcement of labor protections in the San Francisco Bay Area.

To develop an evaluation plan that facilitates learning across worker rights organizations in California.

To provide resources to Tribes and Tribal entities across California supporting Tribal land sovereignty and recognizing land and waterways return as a form of reparative and economic justice, through the DWP Combined Impact Fund.

To provide research, training, and support to bolster the resilience of nonprofit and advocacy organizations in California against extremism, through an entity such as States at the Core.

To support BIPOC farmers and food entrepreneurs to expand access to markets and improve long-term economic viability in Salinas and surrounding communities in Monterey County.

To foster the civic engagement of low-income veteran workers across California through base-building and organizing.

To build a research base exploring ways to empower businesses and create jobs in California.

To advance legal and economic pathways and protections for low-income immigrant workers across California through narrative and high-impact litigation efforts.

To support capacity building for Expanding the Bench to increase knowledge and practice of culturally responsive and equitable evaluation in California.

To explore, co-create, and advance a new frame for evaluative thinking in philanthropy through the practice of the Equitable Evaluation Framework, through an entity such as the Equitable Evaluation Initiative.

To develop an enhanced partnership strategy between Santa Ana WDB and EDD, collaboratively identifying shared goals, resources, and activities in order to improve coordination, service delivery, and support to low-income communities in Santa Ana.

To support learning around community ownership models and strategies for the Inland Empire.

To deepen voter and civic engagement efforts among low-income workers in San Diego, through an entity such as Engage San Diego.

To build a grassroots power-building table in Los Angeles via the United Front to advance the economic and racial justice priorities of low-income workers.