To support SEO San Francisco in closing the educational and career opportunity gaps for underserved and historically excluded individuals in the Bay Area.

To support a trauma-informed, culturally specific, and evidence-informed care pathway to address the safety and support needs of Native clients and communities, children, youth, adults, and their families.

To support Philanthropy California to increase philanthropy’s impact to build a thriving, equitable, and inclusive California.

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

To support the Better Birthing Project to create stronger, culturally responsive perinatal care for local birthing families, in addition to training support for family and community members to be perinatal caretakers and advocates.

To support the Fund for Workforce Equity, designed to spark innovative strategies that center workers and learners of color in the design and implementation of workforce policies and programs, through an entity such as Workforce Matters.

To build the capacity of communities of color and immigrant communities across California to effectively use community ownership models to build local power, community wealth, and the capacity for self-determination.

To implement a participatory regranting process to support coalition-building efforts between labor and community organizations in the Imperial Valley region in California, through an entity such as the Labor Innovations for the 21st Century (LIFT) Fund.

For the grant funds associated with the 2024 James Irvine Foundation Leadership Awards.

To support the Long Beach Undocumented Entrepreneurship and Microenterprise Project, through an entity such as ÓRALE.

To support the creation of the Long-Term Resilience Fund to build the organizational and financial resilience of smaller BIPOC-led and serving nonprofit organizations in California.

To support the Redwood Region Climate and Community Resilience Hub (CORE Hub) to ensure that the benefits of public infrastructure and climate funds accrue to Tribal and other underserved populations in CA.

To support tribal economic opportunity in the Imperial Valley through the development of a high road green industrial campus with the Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians.

To empower historically marginalized communities by providing actionable research and narrative that supports community-driven coalition efforts targeting economic, racial, and social inequities in California.

To support low-income entrepreneurs in the greater Fresno area.

To facilitate growth and community ownership of Futuro Cooperative, a worker-owned business structure in the Salinas Valley.

To support the Economic Justice Grant Initiative for Orange County.

For general operating support.

To scale a values-driven retirement plan to address the racial wealth gap and build the collective power of California workers to exercise shareholder power.

To support the Commission on Reimagining Our Economy exhibition.