For general operating support, as a recipient of the 2017 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award.

For general operating support, as a recipient of The 2017 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Award.

To promote voter and civic engagement among new citizens and other underrepresented voters in the San Diego region.

To support research, analysis, and communications for social capital building in expanded learning time.

To increase public education and outreach that advances a framework for new local safety priorities in California, through an entity such as Californians for Safety and Justice.

To increase civic engagement and deportation defense efforts among immigrant rights organizations in Los Angeles County.

For Pop-up Resource Village, a pilot mobile project to transform unused and blighted community sites into vibrant spaces, supporting social cohesion, economic opportunity, and public safety, through an entity such as Designing Justice + Designing Spaces.

To educate and advocate for humane local and state enforcement policies and establish statewide infrastructure among immigrant organizations to protect the civil liberties of immigrants.

To expand organizational capacity to sustain arts engagement by diverse Bay Area communities.

To provide opportunities for diverse Californians to collaborate with professional artists and with one another in the creation of theater, while strengthening the organization's capacity to continue to adapt its financial and administrative operations.

To strengthen organizational capacity and expand and sustain arts engagement programming for ethnically diverse communities in San Jose and the greater Bay Area.

To establish the organization as a welcoming hub that reflects the diversity of the community and extend arts engagement programming to new sites across Santa Cruz County, targeting residents currently underrepresented at the Museum.

To ensure arts engagement is embedded in the organizational culture by producing, optimizing, increasing, and building the internal capacities necessary to grow and sustain the work.

To deepen, strengthen, and sustain the Museum's arts engagement programming and institutional capacity-building efforts, with particular focus on the organization’s social impact and financial sustainability.

To build capacity in order to further drive arts engagement to the core of all of Pacific Symphony's work, while strengthening an ongoing commitment to the Chinese American communities of Orange County.

To empower residents in neighboring communities to envision and create a more hopeful and equitable future through arts engagement, while developing the organization's capacity and evolving its business model to ensure engagement at the core.

To expand FII’s scale and impact in California.

To continue the development of the Los Angeles Regional Coalition for Linked Learning focused on advocacy, systems change, and scale.

To continue the Coachella Valley College and Career Success Initiative.

To sustainably increase Youth Speaks' core capacity to develop indicators and evaluate the impact of its programming.