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Bolstering grantees during the fallout from COVID-19

The COVID-19 pandemic has quickly impacted all aspects of society and all of our lives. We at the Irvine Foundation also know that the virus and the impending recession is disproportionately endangering Californians who were already struggling to make ends meet.

Reflections from our CEO and President

As I reflect on 2019, I see encouraging signs that California is taking real steps forward to address economic inequality and increase opportunity for working people, particularly those earning low wages.

A Letter from our CIO and Treasurer 2019

The purpose of our investment portfolio is to provide the financial resources to fulfill our vision of a California where all low-income workers have the power to advance economically.

The Future of Immigration: Four Paths

Irvine partnered with The Institute for the Future on “The Future of Immigration: Four Paths,” which developed four plausible scenarios and immigration trends on the horizon.

Partnering with the public sector

The Irvine Foundation has made a commitment in recent months to find new ways to support public sector priorities that benefit low-income workers.

Community Voices: Reflections from our Priority Regions

Listening to and engaging Californians is a core value for us at Irvine. It’s also critical for achieving our singular goal: a California where all workers have the power to advance economically. Recently, we convened community leaders from our Priority Regions pilot communities of Fresno and Salinas to inform, deepen, and scale the impact of our work as we consider expanding to new communities.