To improve access to quality jobs, reduce employment discrimination and other barriers to employment, and strengthen staff and financial operations, through an entity such as the Los Angeles Black Worker Center.

To expand leadership programs and industry engagement to address the challenges faced by low-wage janitorial workers in California.

To expand career pathways and economic mobility for formerly incarcerated individuals through high-quality career pathway programs that include civic engagement components and awareness-building communications.

To support and expand Workshop for Warriors' advanced manufacturing training program and job placement for young veterans in San Diego and Imperial counties.

To support regranting to a collaborative of community-based organizations in the development of a plan that improves economic conditions for low-income residents in San Bernardino, through an entity such as Just San Bernardino Collaborative.

To support immigrants in California by protecting and advancing policies that promote their integration and safety through capacity-building, litigation, education, and advocacy.

To protect the rights of immigrants in the Coachella Valley.

To increase access to data and tools that support groups in California working to expand immigrant protection and benefits.

To continue developing the leadership and capacity of immigrant youth across California, through an entity such as the California Immigrant Youth Justice Alliance.

To develop a multimedia campaign that will teach low-income young adults journalism and content creation skills as they highlight the work of organizations across California working towards racial and economic justice.

To support Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade's career training, job placement, and supportive services programs for young adults with multiple barriers to quality jobs.

To pilot a digital platform that connects unemployed California workers to resources that upskill and/or place them into better quality jobs.

To develop a career pathways program that creates high-quality manufacturing, infrastructure, and new technology jobs accompanied by hiring, training, and apprenticeship programs for low-wage workers in California.

For general operating support.

To support low-wage day laborers in California through organizing, leadership development, strategic advocacy, and high-impact litigation.

For regranting to two organizations supporting revolving micro-loan funds and entrepreneurship training programs to increase access to capital, technical assistance, and education for low-income entrepreneurs of color in Salinas.

To support WorkRise, a platform to fill critical knowledge gaps about how to increase economic security, resilience, and mobility for low-wage workers.

To support Geekwise Academy launch cohorts, offering financial support and specialty courses to train unemployed and underemployed workers in the Bay Area and San Joaquin Valley for middle-wage jobs in the tech industry.

To protect and advance immigrant rights in Los Angeles County.

To research existing training programs and map out skills needed in the manufacturing sector for the San Francisco Bay Area, Fresno, and Stockton in the next 1-3 years.