To promote the economic advancement of Latinos by building their capacity and knowledge of the political and economic issues impacting them in California.

For general operating support.

To support Latino-led and serving organizations in the Inland Empire through the CIELO Fund.

For the Million Voters Project, to strengthen statewide strategic alignment to lift up the socioeconomic issues and perspectives impacting low-income workers and their families in California.

To explore the feasibility and demand for union training pathways in Stockton.

To support policy, narrative, and power building efforts on economic issues impacting low-income workers and their families in California, through an entity such as End Poverty in California.

To support research to identify gaps and interventions in the small business ecosystem to improve job quality for low-wage, BIPOC entrepreneurs and workers.

To support low-income immigrant workers and their families in California through policy advocacy to promote their integration and safety.

To support the expansion of the Tribal Labor Force project to gather and study statistical labor force and census data from Native American tribal member workers and learners.

To explore and highlight the voices and experiences of low-income workers statewide, with a particular emphasis on Riverside, Fresno, and Salinas, through the journalism and event series, "What is a Good Job Now?".

To support capacity building among California's Native communities to engage and collaborate with the state of California’s Truth and Healing Council, through an entity such as the Decolonizing Wealth Project.

To support the Center for Law and Work to increase understanding of worker cooperatives and labor protection policies that improve working conditions in low-wage industries.

To strengthen strategy and alignment among power-building groups in California working towards improving conditions for low-wage workers and their families.

To support California's small business employers, particularly employers of color and other entrepreneurs impacted by systemic barriers, in creating quality jobs by developing statewide small business support infrastructure.

To equip Native nonprofits to build narrative and cultural capacity to advance racial, economic, and health equity for California’s Native communities, through an entity such as IllumiNative.

To support leadership following an executive transition.

To support activities that strengthen United For Respect's organizational leadership, development, and planning during a leadership transition.

To understand the potential of small business workforce development as a means of promoting worker power and economic opportunity.

To strengthen the Center for Evaluation Innovation's organizational capacity and establish an affiliate structure that provides skills to scale impact and transform evaluation efforts that advance racial equity and justice.

To support a practitioner-led initiative aiming to address the unique and distinct needs to create the longevity and sustainability of Black nonprofit leaders, through an entity such as the California Black Leadership Project.