To develop paid work-based learning programs and a college-to-career system geared towards supporting students to find careers with family sustaining wages in the Salinas Valley.

To support workforce development programming for young adults in environmental fields.

To support the launch and implementation of a new model for Black-led, collectively owned community economic development in Oakland.

To support civic news focused on the information needs of low-income and communities of color in Orange County.

To support a comprehensive community needs assessment of American Indian, Alaska Native, and Native Hawaiian CA communities for poverty-related needs, available resources, and feasible goals and strategies that inform agency and community priorities.

To raise awareness amongst philanthropic funders with perspectives about low-income work and the economy, through an entity such as The Chronicle of Philanthropy.

To design a regranting plan centered on community participation and racial equity, gender, and economic justice to advance a more equitable worker movement, through an entity such as the Labor Innovations for the 21st Century (LIFT) Fund.

To support the equitable implementation of the Community Economic Resilience Fund (CERF) across the state.

To support a small business development program for low and moderate-income residents of San Bernardino.

To support policy, narrative, and power building efforts on economic issues impacting low-income workers and their families in California, through an entity such as End Poverty in California.

To support Latino-led and serving organizations in the Inland Empire through the CIELO Fund.

To provide technical assistance and education to nonprofits engaging in advocacy and policy change, including Irvine grantees in California.

To support the Worker Organizer Protection Fund, an effort that provides worker leaders' resources to continue their organizing work.

To support efforts to convene private and public partners to align on equitable development opportunities for low-income workers in California.

To promote the economic advancement of Latinos by building their capacity and knowledge of the political and economic issues impacting them in California.

For the Million Voters Project, to strengthen statewide strategic alignment to lift up the socioeconomic issues and perspectives impacting low-income workers and their families in California.

To explore the feasibility and demand for union training pathways in Stockton.

To support research to identify gaps and interventions in the small business ecosystem to improve job quality for low-wage, BIPOC entrepreneurs and workers.

For general operating support.

To build the operational capacity of Jobs for the Future to support the implementation of the High Road Training Fund.