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Our vision is a California where all low-income workers have the power to advance economically

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Delivering on the Dream: Protecting Immigrant Rights and Fostering a Culture of Inclusion

To better understand the effect of rapid-response grantmaking and the current landscape for immigrant integration in California, Irvine commissioned the brief, “Delivering on the Dream: Protecting Immigrant Rights and Fostering a Culture of Inclusion."
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New report: Essential Changes Needed for Essential Workers

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Irvine to invest $20 million in additional funding for racial equity

Irvine’s board approved exceeding our grantmaking budget so that the Foundation can spend an additional $20 million to support efforts to end anti-Black racism and advance racial equity in California.
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Our vision is a California where all low-income workers have the power to advance economically

Delivering on the Dream: Protecting Immigrant Rights and Fostering a Culture of Inclusion

New report: Essential Changes Needed for Essential Workers

Irvine to invest $20 million in additional funding for racial equity

Our Focus

Our Work

About Us