To enhance the executive director’s capacity to lead the renewal and sustainability of the organization.

To increase the sustainability of small, community-based organizations serving low-income people and communities of color in underserved parts of the Bay Area.

To support planning for regional expansion of Linked Learning pathways in San Bernardino County

To establish a community choir to perform with composer Marcus Shelby in a concert series engaging diverse communities in Sonoma County.

To strengthen the organization's leadership team to effectively grow, manage and sustain the organization.

To support an effective transition to a dual leadership model.

For the development of a mural park providing opportunities for low-income, Latino youth from East Oakland to create graffiti art murals.

For the creation and performance of public dance events and free dance instruction for low-income and other individuals in nontraditional venues in Los Angeles.

For a partnership with a Sacramento indoor soccer venue to foster engagement of low-income, Latino audiences in Mexican folk art and dance.

For the creation of digital content by low-income and other underserved individuals in the San Joaquin Valley through a recently launched online collection and sharing site, "ValleyPBS by You."

For the Teatro del Pueblo project, involving low-income Los Angeles residents in the development and presentation of plays and other art-making activities in traditional and non-traditional venues.

For the creation of the Poetry in Motion Van, a mobile performance venue providing poetry writing workshops and performances serving low-income youth and adults outside community centers, parks and street fairs in Los Angeles.

For the Mass Creativity Event series, art-making workshops in several low-income, ethnically diverse San Diego communities culminating in an annual celebration and exhibition.

To integrate visual art-making workshops for low-income and ethnically diverse participants in an annual street festival in Tulare County, culminating in a community-based gallery exhibit.

To support an executive search.

To support Phase III of the Nonprofit Sustainability Initiative, assisting nonprofits in the Los Angeles area with strategic restructuring.

To endow The James Irvine Foundation Fellow-in-Residence at the UCLA Luskin Institute on Urban Life, in honor of Peter J. Taylor.

To support a Civil Rights Education Roundtable on Linked Learning and Equity.

To serve audiences in San Bernardino by presenting community concerts that increase awareness of Latino arts, music and culture.

To work with college administrators and state agencies on integrating the new online voter registration system with their online systems, as part of the Future of California Elections project.