To strengthen career pathways in carpentry by supporting the implementation of a partnership to enroll and retain African Americans in South Los Angeles into the Southwest Mountain States Carpenters job training programs.

To support the equitable development of a model Capital Infrastructure Plan for the City of Los Angeles, through an entity such as Investing in Place.

To support and amplify WorkRise's research agenda and partnerships.

To support the equitable distribution of public funding by building the capacity of nonprofits and cities throughout Los Angeles County to secure and administer government funding.

To support investing in economic mobility, quality, and access in the childcare economy, through an entity such as Nurture.

To inform California's efforts to advance equity and climate resilience through the deployment of public infrastructure dollars.

To support the Government Alliance on Race and Equity's (GARE) network of local, regional, and state government members within California to advance racial equity in government across the state.

To support an Irvine-branded reporting series on economic inequality and events about low-wage work and workers.

To support a report on funding of labor enforcement programs in California and nationally.

To support a collective impact strategy to advance pay equity within San Francisco’s youth nonprofit sector, though an entity such as the Service Providers Working Group.

To expand organizational capacity and programs to support the implementation of the Community Economic Resilience Fund (CERF) across the state.

To support building regional and sectoral apprenticeship intermediary California Community of Practice to grow inclusive registered apprenticeships in California.

To mobilize young AAPI people as emerging leaders through sustainable power-building and narrative change efforts in California.

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.