Candid
$50,000
To provide maintenance support for the Visualizing California Philanthropy project.
Refine
2,000 Results
$50,000
To provide maintenance support for the Visualizing California Philanthropy project.
$300,000
To support nonpartisan policy deliberation and education through the California Legislative Staff Education Institute.
$170,000
To support the purchase of the River Campus.
$250,000
To create a tax infrastructure that increases economic equity and stems the cycle of generational poverty in California.
$50,000
To support increased organizational capacity for Rubicon in its role as lead partner of the Contra Costa Workforce Collaborative.
$50,000
To support internal capacity-building, including technology infrastructure, crisis preparedness, and participatory program assessment.
$400,000
For general operating support.
$1,350,000
To invest in and strengthen Latino-led nonprofits in the Central Valley.
$5,000,000
To scale up Year Up California, expanding operations in Los Angeles and the Bay Area to provide middle-skills opportunities for Opportunity Youth.
$2,000,000
To expand CEO's scale and impact in California by adding career pathway programming to its core model, helping low-skilled adults earn higher-wage jobs faster.
$187,500
To support efforts to reach, educate, and organize California retail workers towards family-sustaining jobs, though an entity such as OUR.
$200,000
To strengthen organizational capacity and deepen arts engagement practices.
$600,000
To protect the rights of immigrants in Orange County.
$360,000
To inform San Joaquin Valley residents about public policy issues via Valley Public Radio.
$400,000
For KQED reporting on economic and political opportunity for the statewide program The California Report.
$400,000
To empower diverse Californians to enjoy and influence civic and cultural organizations across the state.
$1,000,000
For general operating support.
$800,000
To grow statewide capacity for systemic community college education reform, through an entity such as Career Ladders' Project.
$700,000
To support low-wage domestic workers through education, organizing, training, and policy advocacy, through an entity such as the California Domestic Workers Coalition.
$350,000
To improve labor conditions for low-wage workers in California, by strengthening access to legal protections and advancing accountability, through an entity such as Coworker.org.