For general operating support for Advancement Project California.

To engage evaluation consultants and funders in advancing equitable evaluation practices, through an entity such as the Equitable Evaluation Initiative.

To empower youth leaders in San Joaquin County to be the voices that speak to their communities through social media and outreach campaigns.

To refine and disseminate an equity continuum framework and attendant toolkit to help organizations, particularly in California, advance racial equity in their internal and external work.

To support learning focused on the engagement and mobilization of workers earning low incomes in California, including Fair Work grantees.

To provide direct cash assistance to Salinas farmworkers impacted by COVID-19, and to implement digital communications strategies to assess the needs of Salinas farmworkers.

To help create a vibrant cultural and social infrastructure that facilitates economic security and entrepreneurship for Black South Los Angeles residents.

To support low-income, undocumented, and formerly incarcerated residents and families that have been affected by the COVID-19 pandemic with direct cash assistance in the Salinas Valley.

To strengthen organizational capacity and leadership in serving entrepreneurs of color in the Central Valley.

To support opportunities for low-income Black, Indigenous, and People of Color to participate in the economic growth of the Los Angeles region and build wealth within their communities.

To support the design and pilot of a Public Health Councils program to curb the spread of COVID-19 in workplaces across Los Angeles County.

To support the Inland Empire Black Equity Fund, a pooled fund designed to resource and build the organizational capacity of Black-led and Black-empowering organizations in the Inland Empire, through an entity such as the Black Equity Initiative.

To support the next phase of growth and expansion for a regional apprenticeship model in the Inland Empire through the LAUNCH Apprenticeship Network.

To strengthen the field of evaluation and learning through knowledge development, convening, and dissemination.

To support research that provides insights into the health and safety of farmworkers in Sonoma County.

To support worker organizations in California with narrative strategy, storytelling, and other forms of communications assistance.

To support the development plan of a self-supporting training program that offers low-income workers career pathways for growth through a designated fund such as Turning Basin.

To support Black and Latino entrepreneurs gain the competence, confidence, and capital needed to establish and grow successful small businesses in East Oakland, through an entity such as East Side Oakland Ventures.

To support ongoing digital security consulting, training, and monitoring, through an entity such as Black Futures Lab.

To support the planning and launch of the Futuro Cooperative, a worker-owned business structure in the Salinas Valley.