San Joaquin Community Foundation
$600,000
To strengthen the coordination and support of a collaborative, strategic alliance between three ethnic chambers of commerce.
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Tides Center
$350,000
To deepen voter and civic engagement efforts among low-income workers and their families in the Central Valley, through an entity such as MOVE the Valley.
Foundation for Grossmont and Cuyamaca Colleges
$750,000
To create a community college consortia-based Apprenticeship Intermediary serving the San Diego and Imperial counties of California
Right to the City Alliance
$600,000
To support regional tenant organizing in California, through an entity such as Homes for All California.
New Venture Fund
$300,000
To strengthen digital and interpersonal mechanisms that grow the pipeline of workers advancing labor rights in California, through an entity such as Coworker.org.
GRID Alternatives Inland Empire
$25,000
To grow capacity and innovation to deliver renewable energy job training to support workers and ensure sustainable careers.
Economic Security Project
$400,000
To strengthen the cash assistance ecosystem for low-income workers and their families in California.
Digital Nest
$25,000
For general operating support.
Urban Association of Forestry and Fire Professionals Inc.
$25,000
For general operating support.
Jobs to Move America
$975,000
To create a just, clean economy by building worker and community power through community benefits agreements in Imperial Valley.
Qualified
$25,000
For general operating support.
The Kennedy Commission
$250,000
For general operating support.
University of California, Irvine
$500,000
To support a research project that seeks to study the historic origins of economic and racial inequality in Orange County.
Community Development Technologies Center
$1,000,000
To support the Social Justice Nonprofit Careers for Community Change and Economic Impact program, engaging community members to advance equity-driven workforce development practices focused on quality jobs in South Los Angeles’s nonprofit sector.
San Joaquin Community Foundation
$75,000
To support an executive search process for a new Chief Executive Officer.
Tides Center
$800,000
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 (EPIC).
Fund for Santa Barbara, Inc.
$375,000
To deepen voter and civic engagement efforts among low-income workers and their families in underrepresented communities in the Central Coast, through an entity such as the Central Coast Civic Engagement Table (CCCET).
Los Angeles Brotherhood Crusade
$900,000
To support the Proud to be Me Young Adult Middle‐Wage Workforce Development and Career Placement Initiative.
Neighborhood Industries
$25,000
For general operating support.
East Bay Community Foundation
$100,000
To ensure the health and sustainability of BIPOC nonprofit workers and the communities they serve by creating equitable access to healing justice through direct support of diverse BIPOC practitioners and organizational practices.
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